Annual report of the receipts and expenditures of the Town of Rochester

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W. G, BRADLEY,

Mayor cf Rochester, 1893-9, 1902-3, 1907-9.

Seventeenth Annual Report

of the

New Hampshire,

with the

Inventory of Real Estate

for the
Year Ending December 3 1 st,

1908,

Printed by

The Record Press,

Rochester, N. H.

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Inaugural Address

of

Mayor William G. Bradley.

Gentlemen of the City Council:

It was proved without a question of doubt that it was the
will of the people that, after serving them as their mayor for
six years, that I still continue to serve them another year in
that capacity by their nominating and electing me for the
seventh time and with the largest majority but one that 1 ever
received, without any soliciting on my part, for I did not seek
the office or ask a man to vote for me, either at the mayoralty
convention or on the day of election, and I therefore appreci-
ate it all the more because it came not from one person or a
few persons, but from the rank and file of all parties, acting
freely. And now I wish to thank my fellow citizens for the
honor they have shown me, and more particularly for their ex-
pressions of confidence which they still place in me, which I
assure you is of the greatest importance and gratification to me
and I solemnly do pledge to them and to you, gentlemen of the
city council, my best efforts, and, with your assistance, will
give to the city the best administration of its affairs that the
circumstances will admit of.

The past administration has no apology to make and we in-
vite the closest scrutiny into the condition of affairs in the past
and as they exist today. We could not expect unanimous
approval of our every act during the past two years. They

have been eventful years for the city of Rochester, as well as
strenuous ones for the mayor and every other city ofKcial, still
I believe we will be accorded ths credit of having stood for
what we considered to be for the welfare of our city, unswerved
by hope of political reward, of fear of threats or tauiits of po-
litical opponents. Still, on the other hand, the man who
always has his own way without dispute must find life terribly
monotonous, for one of the joys of existence is in overcoming
opposition. This city has reached out aud added a great many
improvements in the past two years. In fact, it has been very
lavish in its municipal expenditures, all of which, however,
they needed very much and are valuable public improvements
and are such as our citizens should feel proud of.

The demands of a growing city for improvements come a
great deal faster than the financial condition warrants. It is
particularly so, I am sorry to say, of our own city, for while
we are growing in population, we are not keeping up to it in
regard to the increase of taxable property, so as to get the
necessary funds to be reducing our debt and to meet our run-
ning expenses, that we ought to have. I fail to find a city or
town in Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts or New Hampshire
with the same comforts and conveniences that the city of
Rochester has, and about the same number of inhabitants, but
has from one to three million dollars more taxable property.

Finance.

The subject of finance is of the greatest importance to our
city, for you have expended for permanent improvements in
the past two years, namely :

The new city building and its furnishings, $85,500 00

New sixteen-inch water main, 49,000 00

New steel reinforced concrete bridge at North

Rochester, 2,000 00

Amounting to $136,500 00

You are growing in population, public improvemenls and
conveniences faster than the increase of your income will ad-
mit of. You ought to have at least five million dollars' worth
of taxable property instead of four million and three hundred
thousand, which you have today. It is not clear to your finance
committee just what is best to be done, but you have these
things now and the conditions must be met. The tendency of
the times is to extravagance by individuals, towns, cities, states
and nations. The following is a statement of the financial con-
dition of our city as shown by its books :

Financial Statement.

DEBIT.

Outstanding notes, $128,493 88

Accrued interest on notes to date, 2,447 05

Sewer bonds, 52,000 00

Accrued interest on sewer bonds, 910 00

City hall bonds, 65,000 00

Bills approved unpaid, 385 62

Amount due water works on account, 8,195 41

$257,431 96

CREDIT.

Amount due on collector's list, 1007, S 59 97
Amount due on collector's list, 1908, 16,915 47
Boston & Maine R. R. stock, 800 00

$17,775 44

Net indebtedness exclusive of water bonds, $239,656 52

Water bonds outstanding, 170,000 00

Highways.

The question of how to keep our highways in a passable con-
dition and at the same time make some permanent improve-
ments is a matter of great importance to the public. We have
had only $9,000 appropriated for our roads for the past two
years and it is utterly impossible, with this amount of money
to do near what the public demands on our roads and, at the
same time, they are justified in their demands for better roads,
and it would be very pleasing to your committee on roads,
bridges and drains to fix every piece of road that they touch
each year in the best possible way if they had the funds to do
it with, but they have to distribute the small amount they have
to work with to the best advantage they can after looking over
the 150 miles of roads. I wish we might have $13,000 to
$15,000 each year in this department; if we had we could bet-
ter their condition.

Public Library.

The public library continues each year to be of more and
more importance to our city. The reading room patronage is
increasing from year to year, and I feel that it is doing a noble
work and is a credit our city. For further details I will refer
you to the report of the trustees of the library.

Schools.

The question of public schools and how to obtain the highest
and best results is one that has interested the American people
from the foundation of our government, and at no time in its
history has there been that pressing need of such a high grade
of excellence in its graduates as today, the complex duties of
life requiring every one, so to speak, to be an expert in some
line or other in order to insure success in life. The question
of sufficient and proper accomodations for our schools is one

of great importance to us today, for there has been an increase
of thirteen per cent, of children for 1908 over the year 1907.
You have added three new teachers and now you must add two
more, making five new rooms and teachers, which means you
will have to raise more money for the support of schools. But
few people outside of those closely connected with the schools
realizt; the work necessary to attain the end desired. The de-
mands of this department cause the largest expenditures of any
in the city and as the Mty grows the requirements of this de-
partment will be more. I think our citizens in general are
friends of the public schools. They recognize the necessity of
their existence and are willing to give their support and, for
the most part, they only ask that they be as efficient as possible
and be conducted with due economy.

"Water.

This is one of the most important departments of our city in
several ways. Pure water is one of the most essential things
for any city's growth and prosperity. The public has been
much exercised by the bad condition of the water the past year,
while the state analysis of the water, made by the state chem-
ist, has shown it to be very clear from impurities that would
cause any epidemic of disease. Some of this trouble has exist-
ed by reason of the light amount of rain we had in the spring
and summer. Again, the superintendent of water, very anxious
to better the condition of the water in the early summer, drew
the water in the reservoir down six or seven feet in order to
get at the lower gate and clean in out. The consequence was,
we had no rain and the reservoir did not fill up and very low
water was the result all summer. Your superintendent thought
he was domg right and probably it wonld have helped it, if
there had been rain to fill the reservoir again. If you remem-
ber, in the year of 1898 we had a great deal of trouble with the
water. Now I look for and hope that it can be made better
again as soon as we have the usual supply of water.

Fire.

I need hardly say our fire department, under its efficient
management, is one of the best. While it has not everything
it wants and needs, it is in pretty good shape to take care of a
fire. It has exceeded its appropriation the past year but it is
not their fault. It was caused by the brush and wood fires
which cost the department some six hundred dollars. Further
particulars will be found in the chief engineer's report.

Police.

This department I cannot but feel is doing its work in a very
satisfactory manner. Notwithstanding we are growing in pop-
ulation and with a great deal of territory to cover, we have not
added to the police force, and everyone knows there is no city
in the state with the amount of inhabitants that Rochester has
today that has so small a police force as we have. I will go
farther and say that I do not think, go where you will, you
can find a city of its size and with the same facilities in steam
and electric roads running in and out of our city, with its
streets and alleys as clear from drunken men or its police
court records any cleaner than ours. I have been here thirty-
three years and the first year could sit in my home and see on
Sunday, horse trading, drunken men and women and fights.
Now 1 wish to say a word in regard to the night police. Every
little while some tax payer will say to me that they are not
around at night when wanted. Now I feel it my duty to pro-
tect a man when the conditions warrant. To begin with, the
two night police commence at eleven o'clock to go their rounds
and they have to continue that until four o'clock, rain or snow.
That is about four miles travel for each man. There are seven
boxes placed in seven different parts of the city. There is a
dial brought to my desk every morning and by it I can tell
whether they are on duty or not. If anything happens that
either of them misses a wind, he is to tell the janitor why and

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he writes on the back the reason, so it can be looked up.
Neither one of them can get at this dial, so you see they must
be on duty or explain why. There has been perfect harmony
between the mayor and city marshal and every officer on the
force and I am much pleased with the result of the past year.

Janitors and Their Duties.

There are thirteen miles of fire alarm wires, ten miles of po-
lice wires and seven police clocks that must be kept in working
order. A snow or electrical storm is liable to put either one
out of commission at any time and they will have to work nights
and Sundays to repair them. There are also 64 batter}' jars in
the battery room that have to be looked after twice a da}', two
instruments outside, whistle striker, Methodist church, six
other strikers, namely : one chief engineer's house ; one, Co-
checo engine house ; one, Torrent engine house ; one, Han-
scorn's house ; two at main fire station. Every morning at
8.45 the fire alarm must be rung in to test it ; two boilers to
run and 75 radiators to look after in the winter season ; and
the chemical, nine times out of ten, night or day, since the
horses have been stabled at the house, is on its way to the fire
before the alarm is done blowing. The above, I hold Will
Hanscom responsible for. Of course, the other janitor has to
help any and everywhere needed, and every lime the tramp
room or lockup is used they have to be flushed out thoroughly
with the hose. If not used, it has to be done twice a week.
The walks have to be kept clean, and, in fact, a great part of
the entire building must be looked after every day, and every
time the opera house is used the two janitors have to work un-
til about midnight wiih no extra pay. You have a nice build-
ing, so pronounced by everyone who comes to see it, more
particularly those from out of the city ; in fact you will find it
from boiler room to opera house ready to take anyone through
at any time, but it means work, care and expense. You can-
not live in a mansion as cheaply as you can in a small cottage.

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I speak of the work of the janitors for the reason of comments
that are thrown out by some whom I felt did not quite under-
stand the matter

Financial Condition*.

Now if you will bear with me, I will lay before you, as plain-
ly as I can, the situation, and as briefly as possible.

Estimates of School Expenses.

Teachers,

818,060

Janitors,

1,800

Transportation,

4,800

Supervision,

1,100

Fuel,

1,500

Repairs,

1,000

Books and Supplies,

1,400

Incidentals,

1,000

$30,660

Probable receipts :

Dog tax,

1,300

Literary fund.

700

9 000

z ^yjyjyj

Required appropriation from city, $28,660

Attention should be called to the following figures. They
are either from the U. S. census or from the official enumera-
tion of children of school age as required by the state law :

Year 1900.
Population of Rochester, 8,467

Children of school age, 1,295

Percentage, children of school age, 15.3

Year 1907.
Children of school age, 1,485

Year 1908.
Children of school age, 1,675

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Percentage, increase over 1907, 13

Estimating the population of the city, from the percentage
of the year 1900 and the school census of 1908, we have :

Population of Rochester today 10,800—11,000.

The most significant fact is the increase of children of
school age during the last year of 13 per cent.

There are at present in the city three schools having a total
registration of over 55 each. They are the third and fourth
grades at Gonic and the first and second grades at the Allen
school.

Such conditions are literally intolerable.

Furthermore we have ten room with over forty-five regis-
tered.

To relieve these conditions we must open at least two new
rooms. In the Gonic school there is a vacant room needing
only desks and seats to make it ready for occupancy.

In the city proper there are no vacant rooms. Moreover a
room was taken away from the high school last September for
the use of a new seventh and eighth grade, thus hampering the
high school very much. The room occupied by the sixth
grade at the Allen school is so poorly ventilated and lighted
that it is not fit for use as a school room.

The only permanent solution of these difficulties is the build-
ing of a new school house.

It may be possible to postpone such action another year by
refurnishing one or two rooms in the old Upham street build-
ing.

It must be understood, however, that this would be merely a
temporary expedient. Eventually the high school must have
two new rooms and the sixth grade room in the Allen school
must be abandoned.

The new high school building cost S38,950.52 and there are
notes out now against it of 811,600.00. Now I think that you
ought to pay each year $3,000 of that, and then you would re-
tire them all in 1912.

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Deep Sewek Bonds.
Bonded 1896 for S130,000, they mature in 1916. You paj
356,500 each year beside the interest. You raise for that pur-
pose this year :

On the principal debt, $6,500.00

Interest on the balance not paid of

$45,500, 1,592.50

S8,092.50

So you see, those of you who live to see it will have seven
to eight thousand dollars a year less to raise on this item alone.
On your new city building bonds, you make the first pay-
ment January 1, 1912, of $3,000, for each year to January 1,
to 1918, and from January 1, 1919, to January 1, 1926, you
are to pay $5,000 each year, and January 1, 1927, $4,000,
which wipes out the debt. You see as soon as you get the
deep sewer bonds paid it will not be so hard, and in this way
of doing this generation is paying for and enjoying their per-
manent improvements and the coming generation will take it up
where this one leaves off and presumably will continue on with
improvements.

Police Extra.
$1,000 more by reason of the drug store license, being $10
each instead of $200. Where we got $800 in 1907, we got
about $50 in 1908, and the police court fines being so much
less than they used to be that now we have to appropriate
$4,000 for that department.

Water Bonds.

Bonded 1892 for $200,000.00

Y'"ou have paid since out of the

earnings, 30,000.00

$170,000.00

During this time you have also made extensions that cost
$59,028.57, which you have paid for also out of the earnings.
Now I figure that you can pay $6,000 each year out of the
earnings on the bonds and still extend the system as the
demand calls for.

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Now there i? todaj' SI 70,000.00 iu bonds out that mature in
1922, and if you pay the $6,000 each year that I speak of until
that time, you will then owe $86,000.00 on the water, which
amount I have no doubt will be bonded for a term of years so
that the water will pay for itself. Of course if the city should
continue to grow and you should have more water takers you
would be able to pay faster than the way I have mapped out
here, unless some unforeseen things should happen.

Now there are but two ways that I know of to get the neces-
sary funds to meet the above expense. You can re-appraise
your property and try to make it as near equal to every tax
payer as the wisdom of your assessors will admit. If that
was to be done it would seem to me there ought to be two
assistants elected to assist your regular assessors and to be
done in the spring and summer months, and it could not be
done in time to help you for this year. Again, you do not
know what may be done in the legislature this winter. The
other way is to advance the tax rate enough to meet the de-
mands, and when you get ready to do something else you can
lower the tax rate at any time.

And now, gentlemen, in conclusion, allow me to say that in
all of these years that I have been mayor of the city of Roch-
ester the uppermost thought in my mind at all times has been
to try and do that which seemed to me for the best interest and
the good of the city and its citizens at large. While I have
made many mistakes, still I have done a great many things that
at the time seemed to go against me personally, but I am will-
ing to sacrifice myself to some extent if I can only get fairly
good results for our city, well knowing at best I can do but
little. I wish at this time to express my sincere thanks to the
council of the past year for the courtesy and assistance, to the
city clerk, Mr. Worcester, and the assistant clerk. Miss
Roberts, on whom I called many times for matters of record
and figures, which have at all times been cheerfully given, also
to the city solicitor, Mr. Felker, for good advice and watchful-
ness over the legal affairs of our city. Now, gentlemen of the
city council and fellow citizens, with your assistance I promise
you to do the best I possibly can in the coming year for the
good of our city and its tax payers.

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City Government

As organized January 6, 1909,

Mayor, WILLIAM G. BRADLEY.

Councilmen,

William R. Gerrish,

Ward One -J Joel W. McCrillis,

Joseph O. Hayes.

George P. Fdrbush,

Ward Two -{ B. Frank Felker,

Wilder B. Neal.

f William A. Osborne,
Ward Three ■< Stephen C. Meader,

( A. ROSCOE TUTTLE.

! Albert Caron,
Gilbert F. Shaw,
ISABORE P. MarCOTTE.

Frank H. Babb,

Ward Five ■{ Frank B. Maguire,

Charles C. Torr.

Guy E. Chesley,

Ward Sia -( Alexander H. Durgin,

James B. Young.

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City Clerk Horace L. Worcester.

City Treasurer John L. Copp.

City Solicitor Samuel D. Felker.

Collector oj Taxes James B. Stevens.

Street Commissioner George T. McDdffee.

Supt. Water Works and Sewers . . . .Leander P. Pickering.

Marshall Charles A. Allen.

Asst. Marshall Albert F. Wilkinson.

Night Watch Ferdinand G. Sylvain.

Police at Gonic Edrick M. Allen.

Police at Gonic Warren W. Daggett.

Police at East Rochester Thomas H. Gotts.

Police at East Rochester William V. Elliott.

Chief Engineer of Fire Dept Horace C. Hanson.

1st Asst. Engineer Fire Dejit Charles E. Randall.

2nd Asst. Engineer Fire Dept Leslie M. Seavey.

3rd Asst. Engineer Fire Dept Elmer E. Lowd.

4th Asst. Engineer Fire Dept Louis M. Richardson.

Sanitary Officer G. Yj. Goodwin.

Overseer of the Poor Forrest L. Keay.

City Physician Dudley L. Stokes.

(The last three constitute the Board of Health).

Assessors.

Nahum Yeaton, John Young, Everett M. Sinclair.

Plumbers' Examining Board,

Albert P. Covey, Dudley L. Stokes, C. E. Goodwin.

Trustees Public Library,

Mayor William G. Bradley, Sidney B. Hayes, Stephen C.
Header, Fred P. Header, John Young, Horace L. Worcester,
Willis HcDufifee.

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Standing Committees,

Finance — Mayor, Header, and Furbush.

Shade Trees, Parks and Commons — Mayor, Gerrish and
Felker.

Public Instruction — Mayor, Osborne and Torr.

Claims and Accounts — Marcotte, Young and Neal.

Public Buildings — Maguire, Tattle and McCrvllis.

Roads, Bridges and Drains — Hayes, Chesley and Shaw.

Water Works and Sewers — Meader, McCrillis and Durgin.

Fii'e Department — Maguire, Tuttle, and Gerrish.

Street Lights — Babb, Osborne and Felker.

Printing — Durgin, Caron and Torr.

Adams and Old Cemetery Funds — Caron, Chesley and
Osborne.

Elections and Returns — Dargin, Chesley and Shaw.

Bills in their Second Reading and Enrolled Ordinances —
Marcotte, Hayes and Young.

Legal Affairs — Mayor, Durgin and Neal.

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Purchasinr/ Committee — Mayor, Meader and Furbnsh.

Police — Mayor, Maguire and Ba])b.

Janitor City Buildiiuj and Fire Station — William A.
Hanscom.

Special Police — Frank S. Edgerly, Phil Hughes, Geo. "W.
Preston, Albert E. Rollins, Venant Perrault, Joseph Roulx,
William O. Morrill, Samuel E. Shapleigh, Frank Andrews,
William J. Hartford, Cyrille Vachon, Martin J. Donohue, Joe
W. Laundry, Elmer W. Akers, John Ducette, W. A. Hans-
com, Edward Josselyu, Arthur H. Bickford, Byron P. Nute,
Walter J. Seavey, Samuel F, Corson, Albert Mace, Horace H.
Mills, Edwin F. Dame, Chas. H. Eastman, John S. Perreault,
Fred S. Babb, Donald McKay, Edward S. Tebbetts, James
Callahan, Joseph S. Davidson, Herbert Henderson, Fred M.
Varney, James W. Walker, Lemuel E. Goodiu, George Legro,
Lewis Grassee, Lorenzo E. Decater, Patrick Keating, Nopo-
leon L. Emmouds, Daniel Emmonds.

Sealer of Weights and Measures — Charles M. Bailey.

Surveyors of Wood and Lumber — Frank B. Preston, Nahum
F. Woodman, Edward Elliott, Nahum Yeaton, J. Trafton
Whipple, Sidney B. Hayes, Miles H. Cochrane, Frank E.
Hussey, Fred S. Babb.

Weighers of Hay, Straio and Coal — Daniel F. Jenness,
John G. Morrill, John W. Tibbetts, Charles W. Willand, A.
Roscoe Tuttle, John Bilodeau, Frank W. Smith.

Fence Vieivers—FvsLnk B. Preston, David H. Tufts, Marvin
T. Blaisdell.

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Recommendation of Finance Committee for Annual
Appropriation,

We, the Committee oa Finance, having considered the
amount necessary for the maintenance of the several depart-
ments for the year 1909, recommend the following amounts be
appropriated for their support :

Fire, $ 5,000 00

Salaries, 5,000 00

Highways, 10,000 00

Macadam, 2,200 00

Sidewalks, 700 00

Miscellaneous, 1,500 00

Sampson Post, 150 00

East Rochester Library, 200 00

Street Lights, 6,600 00

City Poor, 1,400 00

Public Library, 3,000 00

Sewer Bonds, 6,500 00

Interest on Sewer Bonds, 1,592 50

Schools, 28,000 00

Health, 300 00

County Tax, 14,663 07

Police, 3,800 00

Brown Tail Moths, 700 00

Coal for New City Building, 500 00

Insurance on City Building, , 900 00

Interest on City Hall Bonds, 2,600 00

New High School Building, 3,000 00

Parks and Commons, - 100 00

Total, 898,405 57

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Important Resolutions and Orders
Passed by the City Council.

Resolution for Annual Appropriation.

Resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of

Rochester :

That, for the support of the various departments for the
year 1909, there be raised by taxation the sum of ninety-eight
thousand, four hundred and five dollars and fifty seven cents
(898,405.57), and the assessors are hereby directed to assess
that amount with such overlay as may be thought necessary,
the interest on notes to be provided for by the amount coming
from the state.

Passed January 19, 1909.

Resolution to Print Reports.

Resolved :

That the City Clerk be instructed to prepare for the printer
all matter that is to go into the city reports and that the com-
mittee on printing be instructed to make contract for having
the same printed and bound.

Passed January 1, 1908.

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Amendment Relating to Police Officers at Gonic
and East Rochester.

Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Rochester :

That Chapter 23 of the city ordinances be amended as fol-
lows : By striking out the word "one hundred" and inserting
the word "fifty," so that the section as amended shall read as
follows :

"Police officers stationed at East Rochester and Gonic fifty
dollars each."

And that Chapter 24, Section 3, be amended as follows :
By striking out the word "one" in the tenth line, and inserting
the word "two," so that the section so amended shall read as
follows :

"City physician, overseer of the poor, sanitary officer, (to
constitute Board of Health) ; two police officers at East
Rochester, two police officers at Gonic ; city solicitor, mem-
bers of the board of assessors, city treasurer, collector of
taxes, street commissioner, chief engineer and four assistant
engineers of the fire department ; and shall annually in the
month of January appoint and confirm fence viewers, field
drivers, keeper of the pound, fish and game wardens, sealer of
weights and measures, measurers of wood and bark, measurers
of stone, weighers of hay, straw and coal, surveyors of
lumber."

Passed February 4, 1908.

Resolution to Hire Money to Furnish City Hall.

Resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of

Rochester :

That a sum of money not exceeding fifteen thousand (S15,
000) dollars be raised on note or notes of the city for the pur-
pose of decorating and furnishmg the new city building and

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cui'biug aud grading about the building, the money to be ex-
pended under the direction of the purchasing committee of
the city, and that the same constitute a part of the city debt.
Amended to $16,500 and passed February 4, 1908.

Resolution to Issue Bonds for New City Hall.

liesolced, by the Mayor and City Council of llochester, N. II. :

That, for the purpose of meeting the appropriation for the
building of a new city hall in accordance "with c. 161 of the
New Hampshire Laws of 1905, the Mayor and the City Treas-
urer are hereby authorized and directed to issue 865,000 bonds
of this city, for Si, 000 each, dated January 1, 1908, payable,
principal and interest, at the Banking House of N. "VV. Harris
& Company, Boston, Mass., in gold coin of the United States
of the present standard of weight and fineness. Said bonds
shall carry interest coupons at the rate of four per cent, per
annum, payable January 1st, aud July 1st.

The bonds shall mature on January 1st, as follows, — three
each year from 1912 to 1918 inclusive, five each year from 1919
to 1926 inclusive aud four in 1927. The bonds shall bear the
city seal and be signed on behalf of the city by the Mayor and
countersigned by the Treasurer. The coupons shall bear the
facsimile signature of the Treasurer. The sale of said bonds
to said N. W. Harris & Company, at par flat, is hereby
approved.

All resolutions, if any, inconsistent with tlie foregoing, are
hereby repealed.

Passed February 19, 1908.

Resolution to Appoint Committee to Sell Old City

Building,

Eesolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Rochester, N. H. :
That the Mayor and committee on public buildings be a

committee to sell the old city building now used by the city for
its offices, 3 fire proof safes, 1 book case, tables, chairs, desks,
boiler, pipes and radiators now in said building and used to
heat the building, meaning and intending to sell the articles
not needed in the new city building ; also, 1 single and 2
double fire and burglar proof steel vault doors, pi'oviding satis-
factory prices can be obtained.
Passed April 7, 1908.

Amendment Relating to Salary of City Clerk,

Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Rocheste^

as follows :

That paragraph 3 of Chapter XXIII be stricken out and the
following be inserted in place thereof :

"The City Clerk for his services as clerk of committee on
water works, three hundred dollars (S300) and for all other
services five hundred dollars (S500). The City Clerk is also
authorized to employ a clerk at price not to exceed one dollar
and fift3^ cents per day, chargeable to the water and salary de-
partments in equal parts.

Passed April 7, 11)08.

Resolution to Hire Money in Anticipation of Taxes.

Hesolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of

Rochester :

That the Finance Committee be authorized to raise on note
or notes of the city a sum of money not exceeding fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,000) in anticipation of taxes, providing
it be necessary to do so.

Passed April 7, 1908.

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Resolution for Additional Pay for Superintendent
Water Works and Sewers,

Resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of

Bochester, ]>f. JL :

That the sum of one hundred dollars (SlOO) be paid Leon
E. Seruton, superintendent of water works in addition to his
salary, for engineering services in that department, the same
to be paid by the water department, and a like amount of one
hundred dollars (SlOO) in addition to his salary as superin-
tendent of sewers for engineering services in that department,
the same to be paid from the sewerage department.

Passed May 5, 1908.

Amendment Relating to Inspection of Buildings,

Be B Ordained by the City Council of the City of Bochester as
follows:

Section 1. The Mayor shall serve as inspector of build-
ings with power to employ any assistants he may need.

Section 2. It shall be the duty of the inpector to see that
the provisions of Chapter 9 and 10 of the City Ordinances,
and this ordinance, are enforced and he shall report any viola-
tion of the same to the City Marshal for prosecution.

Section 3. The exterior and party walls of all buildings
hereafter erected, when constructed of brick or stone or other
incombustible substance, shall be solidly and firmly laid in
mortar or cement and properly tied together, and if the build-
ing is more than thirty-two (32) feet in height, then the walls
to the height of the first story shall be not less than sixteen
(16) inches thick, and those above the first story not less than
twelve (12) inches thick. In all three-story buildings the wall

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of the first two stories shall be not less than sixteen (16)
inches thick, and no building hereafter erected of brick, stone,
or other incombustible substance shall be built in a range of
more than fifty (50) feet measuring along the line of the walls
facing the street without the intervention of a brick wall at
least (8) inches thick. Said wall shall be built up at least
eighteen (18) inches above the flat of the roof of the highest
building of which said wall forms a part for the full extent of
the flat and the top of said wall shall be covered with a coping
of stone, iron or other metal, and where there is a mansard or
pitched roof, the wall shall be built up to the under side of the
roof covering, which roof covering shall be laid and embedded
in mortar upon said wall. The provisions of this section shall
not apply to single rooms, halls, work-shops, or manufactories
I'equiriug larger dimensions, or when in the opinion of the in-
spector the division of the building into rooms will not admit
of such partition walls.

All chimneys shall be built of brick or other fire- proof non-
conducting material. All brick flues shall be smoothly plaster-
ed inside with mortar from top to bottom and outside below
the roofing. In all cases, chimneys shall rest upon a contin-
uous support of metal or masonry extending to the ground.
All flues shall be topped out at least two feet above the highest
part of the roof of the building to which it belongs.

Hearths, fire places, or grates shall be laid upon brick or
other trimmed arches or upon bars of iron supporting a bed of
brick work. In no case shall a nail be driven into the masonry
of any flue.

Section 4. The plans for the erection of or remodelling of
any such buildings shall he submitted to the inspector for his
examination and approval.

Section 5. Any person or corporation violating any pro-
visions of this act shall be fined as provided in Chapter 40,
Section 3, of the laws of 1893.

Passed May 5, 1908.

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Resolution to Raise Money to Build Bridge at North
Rochester,

Resolved, by the 3Iaijor and Citij Council of the City of

Rochester :

That a sum not exceeding two thousand dollars (S2,000)
be raised on note or notes of the city for the purpose of
building a bridge across the Salmon Falls river at North
Rochester (said bridge to be built in conjunction with Town of
Lebanon, Me.) and that said note or notes shall constitute a
portion of the city debt.

Passed July 7, 1908.

Resolution to Build Bridge at North Rochester,

Resolved, by th^ Jlayor and City Council of the City of

Rochester :

That the Mayor and Committee on Roads, Bridges and
Drains be authorized to build a new bridge over one half of
the Salmon Falls river at North Rochester, also abutments at
the same, and to share equally with the Town of Lebanon,
Me., the expense of building a center pier. The total expense
of abutments, pier and bridge not to exceed two thousand
dollars; and the aforesaid committee is hereby authorized to
make any contracts necessary to carry this resolution into ef-
fect.

Passed July 7, 1908.

Amendment Relating to Pay of Members of Fire
Companies,

Be it Ordained, by the City Council of the City of Rochester:
That Chapter VIII of the General Ordinances of the city

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(relating to pay of firemen) be amended by striking out Sec-
tion nineteen (19) and inserting the following therefor:

"The annual pay of the members of the department (except
the Board of Engineers) shall be as follows: The members of
Companies 1, 2, 5 and 6, forty dollars each; of Companies 3
and 4 twenty dollars each ; clerks of companies ten dollars
each; stewards fifteen dollars each."

Passed July 7, 1908.

Resolution to Connect Steam Pipes at Fire Station
with Heating Apparatus at City Building.

Jtesolced, by the Mayor and City Council of the City of

Rochester :

That the Committee on Public Buildings be authorized to
have the steam pipes in the lire station connected with the
heating plant in the new city building on Wakefield street so
that the fire station may be heated by the plant in the new city
building ; and that the Finance Committee be authorized to
transfer from the appropriation for furnishing and grading new
city building a sum not exceeding seven hundred dollars to
pay the expense of the aforesaid connection.

Passed July 7, 1908.

Resolution to Purchase Land on Allen Street,

Besolved, by tJie Mayor and City Council of the (Jity of

Rochester :

♦That the city purchase a certain tract of land situate on
Alien street in the city of Rochester, known as the Dame lot,
for the sum of four hundred dollars, and that the Mayor be
authorized to take a deed of the same in the name of the city,
and that the sum of four hundred dollars be taken from the

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appropriation for furnishing and grading the new city building,
for the payment of the same.

Also, that the Mayor be authorized to accept in behalf of
city a certain tract of land to be presented to the city by Mr.
Frank Springfield, free of cost to the city.

Passed Nov. 4, 1908.

Resolution Asking for Portrait of Chas. W, Brown.

Resolved, by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Boches-

ter :

That an invitation be extended to Mrs. Frederick A. Brown,
daughter of Charles W. Brown, late City Clerk of our city, to
present a portrait of her father to the city to be hung in the
office of the City Clerk, in appreciation of his long years of
faithful work for our city.

Jiesolved, that the City Clerk be authorized and instructed
to forward to Mrs. Brown a copy of these resolutions and
vote of the city council relating thereto.

Passed Nov. 4, 1908.

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Assessors* Inventory, 1908,

Polls, 2,341 $ 234,100
Improved and unimproved lands and

buildings, 2,975,836

Horses, 864 60,910

Oxen, " 16 860

Cows, 970 27,116

Other Neat Stock, 166 2,784

Sheep, 140 424

Hogs, 12 130

Fowls, 470 236

Carriages, 42,314

Stock in public funds, 1,000

Stock in banks and other corporations in this state, 65,224

Boats, 2,700

Money on hand, at interest, or on deposit, 25,302

Stock in trade, 502,146
Mills and carding machines and factories and their

machinery, 356,826

Total, $4,297,908

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Expenditures.

January 1, 1908 to January 1, 1909.

Highway Department.

Paid John W. Dame, lumber and labor,
C. M. Bailey. 2 thimbles and 1 cover,
Rochester Fouudrj'^ MachiDe Works, 1 manhole

frame and cover,
Henry Evans & Co., oil,
Watson & Hayes, 1 pr. 3-inch shafts,
Rochester Lumber Co., lumber,
Dr. F. I. Smith, prof. vi>'its and medicine,
Rochester Auction & Commission House, drills,
Geo. F. Babb, extra sprinkling,
C. W. Lowe & Son, damage to horse and wagon,
Twin State Gas & El. Co., mdse.,
Gonic Mfg. Co., lumber,
Watson & Hayes, iron,
Boston & Maine R. R., cinders,
C. W. Lowe & Son, ^ bbl. nutriotoue,
Walter F. Varney, repairing snow plow,
Loring, Short & Harmon, 1 highway record,
Watson & Hayes, 4 sledge handles,
Horton & Hemenway, cement and lime,
I. Cushing, oil,
Rochester Auction & Commission House, mdse.,

n22 81

30

9 36

45

2 60

132 32

4 50

75

30 00

50 00

18 24

123 10

99

30 25

00
50
00
80
50

1 95

2 50

31

Paid S. A. Stokes, saw filing,
Charles E. Clark, plauk,
John W. Clark, labor on cart,
Watson & Hayes, 12 sledge handles,
E. G. &. E. Wallace, weighing hay,
Stephen C. Header, hay,
W. H. Carli, use of teams,
J. S. Loud, oil,

Boston & Maine R.R., freight,
T. W. Osgood, 6 time books.
Courier Pub. Co., 12 placards,
Rochester Foundry and JMachiue Works.,

mdse. and labor,
Rocheste.- Lumber Co., milling,
Watson & Hayes, mdse.
Allen Twombley, labor,
Henry Evans & Co., shovels, etc.,
J. O. Hayes, use of buckboard,
H. T. Hayes, horse medicine,
Rochester Lumber Co., lumber and milling,
Rochester Foundry and Machine Works,

castings and labor,
John W. Dame, repairing fence,
D. H. Tufts & Sons, re-sawing plank,
M. H. Plummer, mdse.
Henry Evans & Co., dynamite,
Watson & Hayes, bolts,
Rochester Foundry and Machine Works,

ashes and labor,
Geo. E. Varuey, white oak,
A. E. Cowell, parts for road machine,
Rochester Foundry and Machine Works, mdse.,
John W. Dame, repairing steps,
J. H. Duntley, blacksmith work,
Watson & Hayes, 1 dump barrow,
R. D. Hood, labor.

50

125 52

1 50

2 40

1 65

231 96

9 07

1 80

25

60

3 00

98 29

25

34 68

8 75

17 05

5 00

4 40

2 80

27 00

2 74

1 00

103 40

84

50

5 00

32 67

8 50

77 84

75

2 80

2 00

100 45

32

Sewerage Department, labor,

Boston & Maine R. R., ashes,

Geo. E. Greenfield, cement,

Berry & Shorey, 70 ft. pipe,

Good Roads Machine Company, mdse.,

Guy E. Chesley, medicine and care of horses,

F. H. Babb, labor,

"Water Department, labor,

H. L. Worcester, express,

Charles M. Bailey, 2 drinking cups,

H. C. Hanson, mdse., and labor,

J. O. Hayes, team hire,

Elliott Bros., brick,

John Bilodeau & Co., weighing hay and stone,

C. F. Trask & Co., one-half cd. wood,

S. A. Stokes, blacksmith work,

Geo. E. Greenfield, coal,

Berry & Shorey, mdse.,

M. Shaw, blacksmith work,

E. Pearl, blacksmith work,

W. K. Kimball, grain,

Harry A. Roberts, blacksmith work,

Henry Evans & Co., mdse.,

Fernald Bros., blacksmith work.

Twin State Gas & Electric Company, lighting.

Pay rolls for labor,

George T. McDuffee, salary,

W. A. Hanscom, janitor of fire station.

19

25

33

25

32

10

10

50

17

05

11

00

56

19

19

25

80

50

12

10

10

50

70

00

2

55

1

50

3

85

12

81

177

84

132

50

24

95

919

26

39

76

1

39

17

85

17

00

7,390

51

800

00

25

00

511,316

14

33

Credit »

By appropriatioH,

By am't from National Fire Roofing Co., cinders,
A. H. Linseott, crushed stone,
R. D. Hood, one pair horses and

driver,
Department of grading, for labor,
Water Department, board of horse

one year,
Fire Department, board of two

horses one year.
Town of Barrington, use of road

machine,
J. W. McCrillis, blowing out rocks,

Transferred from Macadam,
Transferred from State,

$9,000

00

3

00

2

00

8

00

"58

82

156

00

312

00

10

00

5

00

$9,554

82

1,302

61

458

71

1,516 14

34

Miscellaneous Department,

Paid James A. Roberts, enumerating children (1907),
Henry Evans & Co., mdse.,
Pay roll, returns of births and deaths.
Pay roll, returns of marriages,
0. A. Hoyt, auditing books,
C. M. Bailey, mdse.,
A. S. Parshley Agency, insurance,
Stewart, Warren & Co., 4 check books,
Chas. M. Bailey, toilet paper,
J. D. Hussey, mileage,
Courier Pub. Co., Mayor's letter heads,
Geo. Prescott, labor at Dodge fire,
Henry Evans & Co., letters and figures,
Geo. G. Neal, binding Assessors' books,
C. A. Davis, coffee at Dodge fire
T. W. Osgood, cigars for out-of-town firemen,

E. W. Came, cigars and coffee at Dodge fire,

N. "W. Harris & Co., printing bonds and opinion

on same,
Edson C. Eastman, 2 doz. warrants,

F. W. Fifield & Co., printing,
Wentworth & Varney, insurance,
Hobbs & Warren Co., 1 box gold seals,
Fred P. Meader, mdse.,

John S. Kimball, P. M., postage on reports,
Courier Pub. Co., printing reports,
W. H. Fernald, mdse.,
Moore Bros., two tons coal,

$18

00

35

33

82

25

31

50

30

00

19

48

668

02

21

75

1

50

10

00

4

50

2

00

9

60

6

30

2

40

6

24

5

25

75

00

1

24

10

00

326

75

40

13

59

1

44

412

92

1

70

14

00

85

Paid S. A. Stokes, blacksmith work, 1 50

Courier Pub. Co., Assessors' Notice, 2 00

C. W. Bradley, coal, 177 94

Twin State Gas & FA. Co., 12 lamps, 3 00

Kennebunk Mfg. Co., 100 pes. leatheroid, 30

Frank B. Preston, work with Assessors, 5 00

Moore Bros., coal and wood, 61 50

James B. Young, moving safes, 20 00

AValter Hislop, making 12 keys, 2 40

Twin State Gas and El. Co., two rolls black tape, 50

T. "W. Osgood, mdse., 3 65
Fenno W. Fifield & Co., tax bills and envelopes, 11 25

Twin State Gas & El. Co., mdse., 75

John W. Dame, crating vault doors, 90

Watson & Hayes, two cleats, 25

W. H. Carll, team for Aosessors, 75

Geo. E. Greenfield, one cord wood, 6 50

Berry & Shorey, mdse., 10 57

C. D. Colman, expense of auction, 7 00

Henry Evans & Co., two doz. hooks, 20

J. O. Hayes, team for assessors, 24 00

Geo. Rankin, truant officer, 10 00

C. D. Colman, insurance, 289 97

T. W. Osgood, three flags, 3 00

T. A. Baril, insurance, 96 00

Fred E. Small, insurance, 221 74

Farrell Bros., fuses, plugs, etc., 46 49

Salinger Bros., seven yards cheese cloth, 35

Clarence E. Junkins, one force pump, 4 50

Frank S. Tompkins, recording deeds, 3 10

I. Cushing, soapine, 60

Geo. E. Greenfield, coal, 381 29

Hobbs & Warren Co., three assessors' books, 12 50

Globe Stamp Works, repairs on stamp, 1 50

The Record, printing legal notice, 10 00

Twin State Gas & Electric Co., two switches, 1 00

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Paid West Disinfecting Co., disinfectant, 24 25

Loring, Short & Harmon, one record book,
Walter Hislop, raakiuo; keys,
Moore Bros., 2 cords hard wood,

E. A. Corson, flowers (Ex-Mayor Bickford),
Boston & Maine R. R., freight.
Globe, Wernicke Co., 4000 index cards,
Allen Bros., repairing stamp,
S. Swaine, stamp pad,
Rochester Carpet Co., mdse.,

F. H. Blake, mdse. and labor,
James A. Roberts, enumerating children (1908),
E. Howard Clock Co., cleaning and repairing

clock,
I. Cushing, oil.
The Record Co., 500 bill heads,

G. M. Rankin, enumerating children,
Dustbane Manufacturing Co., dustbane,
Edgar O. Spaulding,
H. L. Worcester, express,
W. H. Carll, team to deliver ballot boxes,
I. Cushing, six boxes and oil.
Courier Publishing Co., printing check lists, etc.,
T. W. Osgood, ink well and ink,
Rochester Auction and Commission House, four

pictures,

Wilder B. Neal & Co., baskets,

Evans Furniture Co., chain,

C. E. Goodwin, truant officer.

Fire Department, electric lights at East Roches-
ter hall,

New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,

Rochester Gas Light Co., lighting.

Twin State Gas and Electric Co., lighting,

W. A. Hanscom, extra labor at city hall,

Ernest B. Johnson, asst. janitor at city hall,

5

00

3

20

12

00

5

00

1

89

12

00

1

50

35

15

63

16

49

40

00

54

55

07

1

50

12

00

15

19

25

2

30

1

50

56

80

37

2

50

2

00

60

1

30

100

00

36

80

19

66

3

48

190

96

72

00

64

00

37
PaidJobn S. Perrault, asst. janitor at city hall, 300 00

S4,332 06

Credit,

By appropriation, $3,000 00

Am't. from City Hall Department for mileage, 3 06

City Poor Department for mileage, 7 00

Police Department for mileage, 8 70

John Hartigan, pool license, 40 00

Sale of contents of old city building, 133 75

Sale of old city building, 45 50

Arthur Hall, hay at pest house (1907), 3 00

Sale of grass at common, 2 00

A. R. Tuttle, pool license, 10 00

County of Strafford, mileage, 1 04

C. H. Andrews, grass at pest house, 5 00

Fire Department, fuel for fire station, 166 56
Police Department, heat and light for

police station, 135 39
School Department, lamps and dustbane, 10 65

Rent of East Rochester hall, 167 73

City Clerk's fees, 156 38

$3,895 76
Transferred from opera house, 436 30

$4,332 06

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Fire Department,

Paid John W. Dame, one ladder,
Charles E. Gray, watching fire,
George Marsh, watching fire,
Water Dept., 15 ft. pipe,
W. A. Hanscom, use of team one day,
S. A. Stokes, filing saw,

Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., repairing indicator,
Harry A. Glazier, holders and nozzles,
Gonic Mfg. Co., one cord wood and 10 gals, oil,
Chas. M. Bailey, repairing fire alarm,
Freeman Downs, labor on wires,
Twin State Gas and Electric Co., one roll tape,
H. Paquette, watching at McDuffee fire,
Boston & Maine R. R. freight.
Brewer & Co., vitriol,
S. L. Purington, two fife extinguishers,
John W. Dame, repairing doors,
I. Gushing, oil and soda,
Brewer & Co., soda,
Geo. E. Geeenfield, wood,
John V. Home, shoveling out hydrants,
S. A. Stokes, iron work at fire station,
H. S. Cover, smoke protectors,
Chas. M. Bailey, one floor brush,
TheC. C. C. Hose Co., 500'feet hose,
Courier Pub. Co., petitions for membership,
F. H. Osgood, team hire,
Chas. M. Bailey, one hand mirror.

1

92

2

00

2

00

75

1

50

20

6

05

210

70

4

30

1

25

1

75

25

2

00

6

72

51

23

30

00

75

1

82

7

88

3

25

21

87

40

40

00

8

00

300

00

1

50

2

50

75

39

Paid Rochester Lumber Co.. 120 ft. pine,

Twin Slate Gas «Ss El. Co. three incandescents,

Gamewell Fire Alarm'_Co., zincs,

Hanscam & McDnffee, six chairs,

Moore Bros., four tons coal,

Chas. W. Bradley, coal,

Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., zincs and coppers,

Fred P. Meader, 1 flag,

Henry Evans & Co., one wagon jack,

Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., one fire alarm box,

F. H. Blake, lumber and labor,

American Electrical Works, wire,

Pay roll, watching fire alarm boxes,

Henry Evans & Co., brass polish,

Charles Reed, fighting fire,

Willard L. Richmond, work on wires,

O. E. Foss, 50 sandwiches,

A. S. Paine, fighting brush fire,

John W. Dame, three screens and fitting,

M. H. Plummer, mdse.,

C. W. Lowe & Son, barge to fire,

Fernald Bros., one set lead bar,

C. A. Davis, sandwiches and coffee,

Henry Evans & Co., two field hoes,

Bert; Corson, patrol duty,

Geo. F. Randall, patrol duty,

Gamewell Alarm Co., repairing striker magnets,

John L. Hartigan, lunches,

James Tecci & Co., sandwiches,

W. H. Carll, team hire,

Chas. M. Bailey, repairing lantern and one globe,

Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., repairing fire alarm box,

Linscott, Tyler, Wilson Co., rent of fire whistle, 275 00

Highway Dept., board of two horses one year, 312 00

W. A. Hanscom, work on hook and ladder truck, 25 00

Pay roll, Torrent Hose Co., 375 00

3

60

5

58

20

35

3

60

28

00

192 18

66

00

2

98

4

00

75

00

15

40

58

89

92

00

1

34

3

70

25

70

2

50

7

75

3

00

8

25

8

00

6

50

3

30

70

2

00

2

00

3

20

11

95

3

40

23

00

65

7

25

40

Paid Pay roll, Ela Hose Co.,
Pay roll, Cocheco Hose Co.,
Payroll, A. D. Whitehoue Hose Co.,
Pay roll, C. W. Bickford Hook and ladder,
Pay roll, Harrington Hose Co.,
Horace C. Hanson, Chief Engineer,
Louis M. Richardson, 4th Asst. Engineer,
Chas, E. Randall, 1st Asst. Engineer,
Leslie M. Seavey, 2nd Asst. Engineer,
Elmer E. Lowd, 3rd Asst. Engineer,
Ed Pray, lighting fire,
Geo. Downing, fighting fire,
AVilliam G. Connell, salary as fireman.
Miscellaneous Department, 24 tons coal,
H. L. Worcester, express,
1. Cashing, oil,

H. C. Hanson, labor and mdse.,
Gouic Mfg. Co., one-half cord wood,
Clarence E. Junkins, 2 sprinklers and labor,
Geo. E. Greenfield, one ton coal,
James B. Young, hauling hose to fires,
H. C. Walker, carting,
Henry Evans & Co., mdse.,
Charles M. Bailey, mdse.,
M. C. Foss, hauling hose to fires.
Twin State Gas and Electric Co., mdse.,
W. A. Hanscom, janitor fire station,
Berry & Shorey, mdse.,
Pay rolls, fighting brush fires,
M. E. Sterett, hauling hose to fires,
H. C. Walker, hauling hose to fires.
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., lighting.

4i0

00

340

00

287

59

375

00

287

50

150

00

50

00

75

00

75

00

50

00

7

40

6

70

35

00

166

56

3

70

52

3

13

2

00

1

75

7

50

4

00

40

15

29

22

21

' 12

80

13

95

75

00

4

10

392

05

4

00

15

85

200

63

$5,475 65

41

Credit-
By appropriation,

Transferred from Miscellaneous Department,
Transferred from State,

^5,000 00

36

80

438

85

^5,475 65

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Report of Chief Engineer ot Fire Department,

To the Honorable Mayor and City Gotincil :

In rendering my report of the Rochester Fire Department,
ending December 31st, 1908, would state that there have been
18 bell calls; 18 still alarms, 14 brush fire calls, two at G-onic,
two at East Rochester, 10 in city proper.

The amount of property involved was as follows ; Valuation
of buildings S65,584, insurance on same S41,200, loss paid
§33,950 ; contents valuation of S60,500, insurance on same
$27,125, loss paid S25,175.

The forest fires have burned over 350 acres, with the loss
estimated $1,250.

There have been purchased and added to the equipment, 500
feet two and one-half inch rubber lined double jacket hose, one
deluge set, eighteen Cover's automatic respirators, one fire
alarm box.

I would recommend a permanently employed driver to stay
at the central fire station for day and night duty, for quick
attendance at fires within the city limits, also 1,000 feet rubber
lined double jacket fire hose, also one steam fire engine. In
my last report I recommended four new fire alarm boxes and
but one has been purchased this season and I would earnestly
recom.mend that the other three be purchased this season. The
cost of the fire department for the year will be found in the
report of the committee on finance.

In behalf of the board of engineers, I will take this oppor-
tunity to extend our sincere thanks to all the members of the
fire department for the promptness with which they have dis-
charged their duties during the past year. We would also

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thank the members of the city governmeut, who have rendered
the department any assistance during the yefir.

Respectfully submitted

H. C. HANSON,
Chief Rochester Fire Department.
December 31, 1908.

Location of Fire Alarm Boxes,

Boxes.

16 North Main street, corner Bridge street.

17 Main street, corner Congress street.
21 River street, corner Lafaj'ette street.

23 Waldrou avenue, corner Chestnut street.

25 North Main street, near Fairbanks' store.

27 North Main street, near S. H. Burnham's.

31 Wakefield street, near high school house.

32 Wakefield street, near M. H. Plummer.

33 Hanson street, near Wrisley House.

34 Summer street, near Mrs. Roberts' stone house.

35 Portland street, near Brigham's store.
37 Silver street, near electric light station.
41 South Main street, near Wallace shop.
43 Upham street, near school house.

47 Car barn, foot of Charles street.

52 Charles street, corner of May street.

54 Charles street, corner Woodman street.

Instructions to Citizens.

1. Upon the discovery of a fire, notice should be immedi-
ately communicated to the nearest alarm box, the keys to

44

which are in the hands of all regular police, and in boxes near
each alarm box.

2. Upon the discovery of a fire, or positive information of
a fire, break the glass in the key box, take key and unlock
alarm box, pull down the hook once as far as it will go (with-
out jerking) and then let go. Shut the door but do not try to
remove the key, as it is locked in a trap lock and can only be
removed by a release key, which is carried by each engineer,
who will as soon as convenient release and return it.

3. All persons giving fire alarms, are requested to remain
by the box a moment, and if no clicking is heard in the box
pull again ; and if you still hear no clicking, go to the nearest
box procure a key and give an alarm from that. Remember
that the firemen will come directly to the box which has been
pulled, and be sure that some one stays at the box to direct
them to the fire.

4. Never pull an alarm for afire seen at a distance.
Never touch a box except to give an alarm for fire.
Give an alarm for no cause other than actual fire.
Don't give an alarm for a chimney fire.

5. Owners and occupants of buildings are requested to in-
form themselves of the location of alarm boxes near their
property. Be sure the alarm is promptly and properly given.

Signals.

Two strokes of the bell is the all out signal.
Six strokes of the bell is for a brush fire, or a fire at a dis-
tance, where the fire department will be needed.
One stroke of the bell is the engineer's test.
The above signals are given only by the chief engineer.

45

Inventory of Property,

Three hose reels, two hose wagons, one hook and ladder
truck, one combination chemical hook and ladder truck, one
set of runners for same, three sets of sleds for hose company,
two set of swing harnesses, rubber coats and hats for each
company, four horse blankets, 5,500 feet of hose, eighteen
Cover's automatic respirators, one deluge set, five hydrant
gates, ten play pipes, six three-gallon chemical extinguishers,
590 feet of ladders, one hand engine.

46

Police Department,

Paid Geo. E. Cochrane, service in police court, S

Geo. E. Greenfield, wood,
Chas. M. Bailey, 1 doz. bulbs and 2 batteries,
A. F. Wilkinson, expenses to Concord,
Twin State Gas & El. Co., repairs on lines,
Henry Evans & Co., rubber covered wire,
Patrick Keating, special police,
The Record Co., letter heads and envelopes,
M. L. Johnson, special police,
A. F. Wilkinson, expenses on W. R. King case,
Miscellaneous Dept., use of mileage,
Chas. M. Bailey, one pail,
Charles M. Bailey, batteries,
A. F. Wilkinson, expenses to Portsmouth,
Courier Pub. Co., tramp and criminal blanks,
C. H. Brigham, oil, bon ami, etc.,
Rochester Printing Co., mittimus blanks,
Louis Grassee, special police,
M. E. Sterett, watching July 4,
William J. Blaii, watching July 4,
Henry Evans & Co., one lock and one pair plyers,
Fred M. Varney, special police,
W. A. Hanscom, use of team,
S. A. Stokes, blacksmith work,
Arthur H. Bickford, special police,
Berry & Shorey, 200 lbs. round iron,
T. W. Osgood, inkstands and pens,

35

00

58

50

4

00

3

25

75

5

00

17

00

10

25

5

32

8

05

8

70

50

80

1

30

7

50

3

88

4

50

5

00

2

00

2

00

2

65

4

00

7

50

4

70

5

00

5

00

2

68

2

31

1

00

6

00

9

00

1

00

25

00

288

00

11

50

50

2

70

3

00

1

50

47

Paid Western Electric Co., lock rings,

Twin State Gas and Electric Co., two switches,

Phil Hughes, special police,

B. Ford Parsons, special police,

W. W. Daggett, special police services,

M. V. B, Hersom, detective fair week.

Pay roll, special police for fair,

Geo. E. Hayes, hotel bill,

William H. Roberts, certificate,

Henry Evans & Co., batteries,

G. Herbert Berry, labor on wires,

Henry Evans & Co., one rim night latch,

W. J. Seavey, labor, 1 00

Miscellaneous, Dept., coal and lights, 135 39

Albert Mace, special police, 1 00

Twin State Gas and Electric Co., nails

and washers, 16

J, O. Hayes, team hire, 3 00

Fred P, Meader, ink stand, blotters, etc., 1 05

Horace H. Mills, special police, 4 00

Henry Evans & Co., mdse., 19 04

New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 3 90

F. H. Osgood, team hire, 10 10

Twin State Gas & P^lectric Co., lighting, 54 47

M. C. Foss, oil, 1 30

D. Johnson & Co., lunches, 19 25

Morin Bros., lunches, 27 45

W. L. Richmond, work on wires, 68 66

W. H. Carll & Sons, team hire, 32 25

Cyrille Vachon, special police, 54 00

Frank Andrews, special police, 16 00

Geo. W. Preston, special police, 42 50

Frank S. Edgerly, special police, 146 15

Venant Perrault, special police, 10 30

John Ducette, special police, 7 00

W. O. Morrill, special police, 4 00

48

Paid Edward Josselyu, special police,
Charles A. Allen, marshal,
Albert F. Wilkinson, assistant marshal,
F. G. Sylvain, night watch,
Edrick M. Allen, police at Gonic,
Warren W. Daggett, police at Gonic 10 mos.,
Thomas H. Gotts, police at East Rochester,
William V. Elliott, police at East Rochester,
L. V. McGill, police judge,
H. L. Worcester, clerk of police court,

Transferred to sewerage.

Unexpended balance,

20

00

7.)0

00

700

00

700

00

50

00

41

66

50

00

50

00

400

00

100

00

$4,089

97

45

47

$4,135

44

22

65

154,158 09

Credit,

By balance from 1907,
Appropriation,

Am't. from State liquor commission.

Fee on J. F. Goodwin case.
Clerk of court receipts.
Costs and fines,

$ 532

41

3,000

00

202

69

50

8

87

413

62

$4,158 09

49

Report of City Marshall,

To the Honorable Mayor and City Council :

Gentlemen : — I have the honor to submit the following re-
port of the police department for the year ending December
31, 1908: The police force consists of the following officers
viz : Charles A. Allen, marshal ; Albert F. "Wilkinson, assist-
ant marshal ; Ferdinand Sylvain.

Arrests.

Number of arrests, ~ 127

Drunks, 56

Assault, 17

Keeping for sale spirituous liquor, 10

Larceny, 12

Breaking Glass, 3

Impure food, 2

Stubborn child, 1

Bvaul and tumult, 3

Assaulting officer, 1

Selling cider, 2

Keeping for sale cider, 5

Keeping for sale on Lord's day 1

Trespass, . 3

Cruelty to horse, 1

Swindling, 1

Disorderly house, 1

Forgery, ' 2

Non support, 1

Adultery, 2

Resisting Officer, 1

50

Breaking and entering, 1

Gambling resort, 1

127

Settled, 24

Gave bonds, 16

Suspended, 24

Committed to jail, 15

Committed to house of correction, 16

Discharged, 10

Promised to pay, 4

Continued, 8

Sent to reform school, 2

Nol Prossed, 2

Appealed, 2

Disclosed, 1

On file, 3

127
Amount of fines and costs collected, $440 44

Paid out in witness fees, 26 82

Balance, M13 62

paid to city treasurer, $413 62

Number of lodgers, 1236

In addition to the cases enumerated the police service for
the year has included the investigating of many matters that
have not been brought before the court and the devoting of
much time in the effort to preserve order and enforce law in
the punishment of offenders. I am pleased to say that every
officer under my command has been prompt in the discharge of
his duty.

Respectfully submitted,

C. A. ALLEN,
City Marshal.

51

Salaries,

Paid W. G. Bradley, mayor, S400 00

H. L. Worcester, city clerk, 554 15

John L. Copp, city treasurer, 150 00

S. D. Felker, city solicitor, 500 00

D. L. Stokes, city physician, 200 00

F. L. Keay, overseer of poor, 200 00

W. A. Hauscom, janitor, 540 00

C. E. Goodwin, sanitary officer, 350 00

J. B. Stevens, tax collector, on 1907 taxes, 446 10

J. B. Stevens, tax collector, on 1908 taxes, 400 00

Nahum Yeaton, assessor, 251 25

John Young, assessor, 232 50

Everett M. Sinclair, assessor, 201 25

Sara M. Roberts, clerk, 169 50

$4,594 75

Ward Officers,

Ward Clerks.

Ward One, Paid" Laurence E. Haley, $8 00

Four jurors, 2 00

Ward Two, Paid Albert M. Home, 8 00

Four jurors, 2 00

Ward Three, Paid Geo. W. Osborne, 8 00

Three jurors, 1 50

Ward Four, Paid Edward Maxfield, 8 00

Six jurors, 3 00

52

Ward Five,

Paid Frank E. Chivers,

8 00

Three jurors,

1 50

Ward Six,

Paid Alexander H. Durgin,

8 00

Five jurors,

2 50

Ward One,
Ward Two,

Ward Three,

Ward Four,
Ward Five,
Ward Six,

Selectmen.

Paid John W. Clark,
William V. Elliott,

Paid Geo, M. Garland,
Alfred Marcotte,
Byron R. Young,

Paid Arthur Gagnon,
Geo. H. Marsh,
William Yickery,

Paid John S. Perrault,
Henry Sanfacon,
Thomas Turmelle,

Pa'd Clifford H. Turner,
William Dunlap,
C. H. Gerrish,

Paid Osceola F. Foss,
Patrick Keating,
J. Harry Paquelte,

Moderators.

S60 50

$8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

8

00

SI 36 00

Ward One,

Paid Albert L. Richards,

S6 00

Ward Two,

Harlan P. Home,

6 00

Ward Three,

John P. Rowe,

6 00

Wa7'd. Four,

Joseph S. Norris,

6 00

Ward Five,

William K. Kimball,

6 00

Ward Six,

Charles E. Woodward,

6 00

$36 00

53

Supervisors of Check Lists.

Paid Orrin A. Hoyt,
Charles S. Clark,
Archie J. Sylvain,
Clifford M. Hart,
Philias Larochelle,
Charles W. Wentworth,
N. T. Kimball,
Corydon A. Sleeper,
Joel W. Steward,
Thomas J. Dudley,

$15 00

10 00

10 00

15 00

15 00

15 00

10 00

5 00

5 00

5 00

5105 00

Ballot Inspectors.

Paid Donald C. Mason,

11 i- hours $2 25

Wm. E. Blaisdell,

Hi '

2 25

Wm, R, Gerrish,

Hi '

' 2 25

Thomas L. Hiekey,

IH '

2 25

Russell C. Edgerly,

12 '

' 2 40

Fred W. Crocker,

12 '

2 40

Dennis Brennan,

12

' 2 40

Henry L. Osborne,

12 '

2 40

James S. Allen,

16 '

3 20

Harry H. Meader,

16 '

3 20

Henry W. Felker,

16 '

3 20

Wm. F. Lawlor,

16 '

3 20

Charles Brackett,

16 '

3 20

Adrian Hall,

16 '

3 20

S. Bergeron,

16 '

3 20

A. Coran,

16 '

3 20

Stephen Tuttle,

12 '

2 40

Charles Torr,

12 '

2 40

Fred A. Edgerly,

12 '

2 40

C. W. Wentworth,

12 '

2 40

54

George E. Home,
Chas. E. Randall,
Eugene C. Foss,
Charles H. Foss,

Transferred to city poor,

13

((

2

60

13

((

2

60

13

a

2

60

13

n

2

60

S64

20

S4,996

45

503

55

$5,500 00
Credit,

By appropriation, $5,500 00

55

Interest,

Paid interest on notes No.

, 557,

$ 17 50

u

541,

549,

12 25

((

655,

542,

4 70

((

523,

1 74

((

559,

7 00

((

561,

7 00

u

562,

28 00

((

434,

56 17

((

457,

560,

70 00

il

453,

336 00

((

545,

546,

31 50

((

564,

2^4 50

((

536,

7 00

«(

345,

18 00

((

548,

* 14 00

((

449,

13 03

n

464,

17 50

((

457,

544, 560,

20 26

((

581,

5 21

«(

579,

55 93

((

552,

9 20

((

576,

31 76

it

465,

41 58

((

553,

8 47

((

578,

5 44

u

468,

3 78

it

496,

497, 498,

315 42

((

577,

2 80

((

564,

2 72

56

Paid interest on

notes No. 565, 566,

47 99

a

567,

3 84

((

496,

8 82

((

571,

2 62

((

342,

16 50

((

375,

22 50

((

563,

3 50

((

499, 532,

14 00

((

573, 574,

245 00

((

433, 518,

28 00

((

575,

35 00

((

504,

25 37

((

341,

30 00

((

471, 363, 362,

185 50

(I

426,

67 66

Ik

383,

12 00

u

382,

3 00

((

384,

25 50

u

475, 514,

80 50

u

474,

18 27

((

517,

35 00

((

470,

56 00

((

450, 451,

70 00

((

521,

1 75

((

396,

9 00

a

586, 520, 568, 572,

98 00

n

569, 466, 519, 479, 587,

42 00

n

487,

2 87

((

516,

70 00

u

361,

60 00

a

431,

21 00

a

515,

17 50

a

480,

10 50

u

507,

3 50

u

506,

3 50

u

505, 531,

40 25

0/

Interest paid on notes No. 528, 56 00

" 526, 38 39

" 481, 482, 483, 147 00

*' ' 589, 17 50

" 590, 70 00

" 522, 49 00

" 531, 588, 82 25

" 593, 105 00

" 592, 35 00

" 510, 24 50

" 539, 591, 7 00

" 536, 7 00

" 409, 106 82

543, 14 00

" 537, 17 50

" 434, 10 50

" 628, 9 77

" 489, 12 56

" 539, 3 50

" 540, 7 00

" 594, 3 50

" 599, 7 21

" 598, 21 65

" 617, 24 81

" 596, 17 50

" 602, 6 47

" 596, 87

" 605, 9 41

" 604, 94 22

" 453, 336 00

" 590, 20 02

594, 64

" 641, 75

" 509,538, 10 50

511, 5 25

" 558, 445, 547, 52 15

58

Interest paid on notes No. 548,

14 00

" 439, 600,

122 50

" 518, 433,

2d, 00

" 601,

35 00

" 543,

14 00

" 603,

3 50

" 550,

17 50

" 492, 500,

501,

529,

265 22

" 493, 502,

506,

530,

100 74

" 445, 446,

31 50

" 634,

248 72

" 444,

29 75

" 556,

U 00

Paid interest on city hall bonds,

2,600 00

$7,540 47

Credit,

By rebate interest on city hall notes.
Interest on B. & M. R. R. stock.
Transferred from state,

8 859 37

54 00

6,627 10

^540 47

59

Notes Payable.

Notes outstanding Dec. 31, 1907,

Notes issued 1908 :
No. 607,
608,
609,
610,
611,
612,
613,
614,
615,
616,
617,
618,
619,
620,
621,
622,
623,
624,
625,
626,
627,
628,
629,
630,
631,

8,405

72

50

00

400

00

200

00

500

00

500

00

100

00

600

00

200

00

2,100

00

50

00

1,100 00

1,100

00

1,000

00

200

00

100

00

700

00

1,250

00

100

00

1,000

00

1,300

00

250

00

500

00

100

00

250

GO

1,000

00

60

Notes issued 1908

632, 100 00

633, 100 00

634, 10,000 00

635, 1,000 00

636, 1,000 00

637, 200 00

638, 100 00

639, GOO 00

640, 100 00

641, 100 00

642, 700 00

643, 200 00

644, 2,000 00

645, 600 00

646, 350 00

647, 500 00

648, 200 00

649, 500 00

650, • 3,000 00

651, 300 00

652, 2,000 00

653, 100 00

654, 50 00

655, 86 39

656, 50 00

657, 350 00

658, 57 77

659, 500 00

660, 100 00

661, 500 00

$198,499 88

61

Notes paid, 1908:

No. 542, 555,

in full.

8 125 00

523

a

100 00

345,

a

600 00

449,

li

500 00

583, 895, 596,

it

40,000 00

457, 544, 560,

a

3,000 00

581,

u

200 00

579,

a

2,100 00

552,

a

1,100 00

576,

a

1,100 00

465,

(,i

275 00

553,

a

1,000 00

578,

u

200 00

468,

((

50 00

577,

((

100 00

564,

a

700 00

565, 566,

(.1.

1,250 00

567,

I i

100 00

496,

u

2,300 00

475, partial payment.

1,000 00

487,

in full.

100 00

431,

u

600 00

470, partial paj'

ment,

200 00

589, 628,

in full.

600 00

489,

(I

100 00

617,

u

1,100 00

641,

n

100 00

470, partial pay

ment,

600 00

645,

in full.

300 00

634,

((

10,000 00

493, partial payment,

93 50

492,

412 50

Notes outstanding, Jan. 1, 1909,

$70,006 00
$128,493 88

62

Sidewalk Department,

Paid New England Brick Co., 1000 brick,

F. W. Crocker, paving sidewalk at Gonic,

Clarence Howard, setting edgestone,

S. A. Stokes, making two cutters,

Berry & Shorey, lamp black,

Elmer J. Smart, 54 feet edgestone,

Parry Brick Co., 2000 brick,

Geo. E. Greenfield, cement and coal.

Pay rolls for labor,

Boston & Maine R. R., cinders,

F. H. Babb, labor,

Moore Bros., cement.

Credit.

8 8

00

16

50

11

10

1

50

3

20

26

32

17

00

316

60

388

84

91

50

305

51

42

45

.,228 52

By appropriation, $1,000 00

From Napoleon Forgues, edgestone, 2 75

Ed. Goodwin, four feet stone, 1 00

Clarence Howard, edgestone, 7 05

A. W. Hayes, one-half granolithic sidewalk, 62 52

Geo. T. McDuffee, 50 feet edgestone, 25 00
J. T. Dodge est., one-half granolithic

sidewalk, 49 01

SI, 147 33
Amount from street lights, 81 19

$1,228 52

63

Shade Trees, Parks and Commons.

Paid Daniel Jellerson, removing trees, 8 6 12

C. E. Goodwin, removing trees, 6 82

Herbert Weare, removing trees, 6 12

Henry Evans & Co., lawn seed, 60

Henry Evans & Co., 26 feet flower bed guai'd, 2 60

E. A. Corson, filling flower bed on square, 10 00

Frank H. Boston, paint and labor, 2 75

Chalmers' Conservatories, plants and wintering, 6 00

Henry Evans & Co., shears and flower guard, 85

Frank Glidden, removing trees, 3 50

C. E. Goodwin, mowing, etc., 5 02

Herbert Weare, labor on trees, 1 50

H. C. Hanson, painting urns, 50

$52 38

Unexpended balance, 2 79

$55 17

Credit,

By balance from 1907, $55 1

64

Adams Fund.

The following named have received the benefit of the Adams
Fund in 1908, each one receivino; $8.00.

Sarah J. Jackson,
Susan Hennem,
Sarah E. Berry,
Carrie Gile,
Sarah A. Canney,
Grace V. Hussey,
Sarah E. Tanner,
Ruth H. Philpot,
Eliza A. Bragdon,
Lucinda W. Foss,
Mary J. Campbell,
Ruth T. Berry,
Lavina J. McNish,
Sarah A. Downs,
Caroline Willey,
Lucy W. Chisholm,
Rebecca Brown,
Mary S. Seavey,
Lucy M. Garland,
Amanda J. Dame,
Mrs. Peter Saunson,
Lydia C. McDuffee,

Helen A. E. Wilkinson,
Sarah A. Foss,
Sarah M. Randall,
Elizabeth W. Chase.
Sarah A. Hurd,
Mary E. Webber,
Emeline Page,
Addie C. Palmer,
Fannie G. Mace,
Elizabeth A. Hall,
Lovey E. Howard,
Jerusha Danforth,
A. W. Deming,
M. J. McDuffee,
Bridget Cotter,
Sophy Apple,
Sarah J. Abbott,
Mrs. E. N. Blake,
Martha D. Hayes,
Mary H. Estes,
Lydia Jenness,
Hannah J. Wentworth.

65

Dog Depredations.

Paid C. W. Willand, one sheep,
Edward F. Dame, one hen,
Charles Gerrish, four sheep,
Mary Marsden, twelve hens,
Charles Tebbetts, one sheep,
W. J. Dunlap, one hen.
The Record Co., dog notice,
Courier Pub. Co., dog notice,
W. A. Hanscom, use of team.

Transferred to school department,

$1,345 54

S 3

00

50

18

00

6

00

3

00

50

2

50

1

50

7

50

S42

50

;i,303

04

Credit,

By balance from 1907, Si, 339 54

Amount from schools by error in transferring, 6 00

81,345 54

66

Sewerage Department.

Paid A. L. Richards, pipe,

Harold L. Bond Co.. two diaphragms for pump,

Chas. M. Bailey, 250 feet soil pipe,

W. C. Jones, 12 gallons oil,

Watson & Hayes, one four inch Y,

D. H. Tufts & Sons, sawing plank,

Chas. M. Bailey, bottoming pails,

F. H. Babb, building manhole,

Watson & Hayes, one dump barrow,

Elliot Bros, brick.

Berry & Shorey, pipe, wrench, etc.,

C. E. Junkins, bottoming pails,

Rochester Foundry & Machine Workp, manhole,

frame and cover,
C. F. Trask & Co., sawing and planing,
Joseph Labrie, labor,
F. H. Osgood, team hire,
Geo. E. Greenfield, cement,
Fred W. Crocker, labor,
Francis Messier, labor,
David Robillard, labor,
F. H. Babb, labor.
Pay rolls for labor,
W. H. Carll & Sons, team hire,
L. E. Scruton, salary as superintendent,

$ 5

25

3

60

54

90

1

56

36

75

2

40

3

20

2

00

6

00

7

65

3

75

9

36

2

00

24

50

60

34

55

2

00

10

50

56

87

19

87

387

39

50

200

00

$839 56

Credit.

By am't. collected, 1908, $707 95

Transferred from opera house, 86 14

Transferred from police, 45 47

$839 56

67

New City Hall Construction^

Paid Rochester P'oundry & Machine Works, three
cesspool frames and covers,
W. A. Hanscom, running boilers,
Berry & Shorey, iron for boilers.
Freeman Downs, running boilers,
S. E. Danforth, labor,
Berry & Shorey, hardware,
Earnest B. Johnson, labor,

E. T. Barnum, six steel cells.
Miscellaneous department, mileage to Boston about

bonds,
Charles M. Bailey, mdse.,
Frank H. Blake, mdse. and labor.
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Harry A. Roberts, blacksmith work,
S. A. Stokes, blacksmith work,

F. B. Preston, salary as inspector,
Geo. G. Adams, architect,
Farrell Bros., electric wiring,
Walworth Construction and Supply Co. steam

heating,
Horton & Hemenway, on contract,
Horton & Hemenway, extra to contract,

Unexpended balance,

$ i-»

00

28

00

1

20

12

25

29

00

588

00

16

00

798

00

bout

3

06

1,976

46

120

74

5

71

1

10

2

40

240

00

1,187

85

800

00

1

1,261

44

19,610

05

564

33

S27,254

59

62

70

f27,317 2

68
Credit,

By balance from 1907, S27,317 29

Furnishing City Hall.

Paid Rochester Auction & Commission House, one

flue cleaner,
Mortensen '& Holdensen, services on decoration,
Henry Evans & Co., one broom and one ladder,
John Gannon & Co., decorating,
W. H. Fernald, iron and bolt for boiler,
Twin State Gas & Klectric Co., 1 three horse

power motor,
S. A. Stokes, iron bracket,
S. L. Purinton, fire extinguishers,
H. L. Worcester, expenses looking up furniture,
F. H. Babb, labor of masons.
Berry & Shorey, belt and lacing,
Houghton & Button Co., rugs and mirrors,
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on safe,
Evans Furniture Co., furniture,
Jordan Marsh Co., rubber matting.
The Mosler Safe Co., one iron safe,
E. P. Talbot, labor,
Hanscam & McDuffee, furniture,
Evans Furniture Co., six knobs,
Wilder B. Neal & Co., cuspidors,
Watson & Hayes, rope and blocks,
Frank H. Blake, labor and material,
W. H. Fernald, two hooks,
O. L. Story Scenic Co., making scenery and

asbestos curtain,
Allen Shade Holder Co., shades and holders,

$ 1

00

10

00

2

40

907

00

1

25

72

00

30

100

00

7

81

07

15

95

40

86

3

64

304

95

124

50

156

36

2

50

518

97

1

20

8

87

15

23

150

31

75

1,835

00

146

50

69

Paid Chas. M. Bailey, two pans for umbrella staDcls, 1 25

Frank Hartford, labor cleaning up lot, 3 50

Pettingell, Andrews Co., electric light fixtures, 1,346 65

Berry & Shorey, hooks, 1 01

Evans Furniture Co., knobs, 30

H. J. Harwood, 166 chairs, 249 00

O. L. Story Scenic Co., stage braces, etc., 40 12

Fred P. Header, ten frames, 2 50

Pettingell, Andrews Co., one bracket, 1 75

Fred P. Meader, piano, 440 00

Houghton & Dutton Co., baskets, mats, etc., 24 00

Evans Furniture Co., chairs, 23 28

Wilder B. Neal & Co., pitcher and tumbler, 30

Rochester Lumber Co., lumber, 87 45

Horton & Hemenway, four dressing rooms, etc., 501 08

Courier Pub. Co., auti-spitting placards, 1 25

Chas. M. Bailey, one rail for ticket window, 20 00

Haven T. Nutter, lettering, 28 55

Evans Furniture Co., three chairs, 3 75

H. C. Hanson, paint and labor, 128 27

Hanscam & McDuffee, repairing desks, 19 45

H. J. Harwood, opera chairs, 2,463 87

Henry Evans & Co., fis'e doz. hooks, 3 20

Jordan, Marsh & Co., 20 yds., rubber matting, 30 00

Farrell Bros., electrical supplies, 888 15

Hanscam & McDuffee, book case, mirror, etc., 22 00

Art Metal Construction Co., steel furniture, 1,600 00

Geo. E. Greenfield, cement and sand, 7 05

Salinger Bros., padding, 5 52
Jordan, Marsh & Co., one cooler stand and

cooler, 6 19
Twin State Gas and Electric Co., one three

horse power motor, 38 00

Boston & Maine R. R., freight, 38
Art Metal Construction Co., igrill for collector's

office, 37 50

70

Paid Chas. M. Bailey, pipe and labor,

Rochester Foundry & Machine Works, sewer

gates,
Rocbester Gas Light Co., taper holders.
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., one portable

lamp,
Portsmouth Coal Pockets, two Ys,
AYest Disinfecting Co., four soap dispensers.
Wilder B. Neal & Co., dishes for stage,
Fred P. Meader, one Milton piano,
Rochester Auction & Commission House, one

extension table,
S. A. Stokes, one bolt,
Evans Furniture Co., furniture,
Hanscam & McDuffee, furniture,
Courier Pub. Co., cut and plans of opera house,
Arthur H. King, ticket racks,
Wilder B. Neal & Co., piano lamp, etc.,
H. J. Harwood, 20 number plates,
Salinger Bros., table cloths,
Rochester Lumber Co., one box,
Watson & Hayes, one settee,
F. H. Blake, mdse. and labor,
Chas. M. Bailey, pails, ticket cans, etc.,
Farrell Bros., electric supplies.
Remnant Store, three rugs and one cover,
Rochester Auction and Commission House, one

mattress and tin tray,
I. Salinger & Co., one portiere,
Thayer-Buck Electric Co., theatre dimmers,
J. H. Duntley, blacksmith work,
Rochester Lumber Co., eight pine tables.
Art Metal Construction Co., grill for ticket

window,
Thayer-Buck Electric Co., window cord, sockets,

etc.,

5 93

25

48

1

00

2

75

2

26

6

00

4

36

150

00

3

50

25

33

00

88

35

25

75

28

00

6

10

1

00

7

65

1

25

1

25

65

40

6

00

40

15

3

30

2

00

3

25

84

00

2

50

10

00

5 00

3 00

71

Paid Evans Furniture Co., two screens,

Rochester Auction & Commission House, mdse
I. Salinger & Co., napkins.
Berry & Shorey, one large call bell,
Rochester Auction & Commission House, one

butter dish,
John W. Dame, lumber and labor,
H. L. Worcester, express,
H. C. Hanson, finishing floors,
Henry Evans & Co., mdse.,
Charles M. Bailey, mdse.,
Berry & Shorey, mdse..
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., mdse.,
Rochester Lumber Co., mdse.,

4

00

3., 5

05

30

1

85

15

3

46

4

78

10

72

28

08

388

20

3

53

28

25

12

25

13,569 44

Grading City Hall Lot.

Paid James P. Hartigan, labor, S 1 75

Berry & Shorey, pipe, 11 20

Berry & Shorey, 2 Ys and twine, 1 99

W. H. Fogg, labor, 40 00

Charles A. Bailey, curbing, 189 88

Ed. Pray, labor, 81 00

Charles Smith, labor, 25 89

John P. Crowney, labor, 95 20

Watson & Hayes, drain pipe, 18 90

Louis D. Ricker, use of team, 6 40

F. H. Babb, labor, 156 59

Geo. E. Greenfield, cement, 38 39

Clarence Howard, setting edgestone, 40 10

Moore Bros., cement, 72 15
Rochester Foundry & Machine Works,

labor, 10 50

72

Paid Fred W. Crocker, labor, 36 32

Hosea O. Hartford, labor, 1 75

Charles Mielich, labor, 88

Clarence Howard, 20 loads sand, 2 00

Rochester Lumber Co., pine boards, 6 00

Sewerage department, 35 days labor, 61 25

Highway department, labor, 58 82

Elliott Bros., brick, * 24 00

H. C. Hanson, lettering light, 75

Pay rolls for labor, 394 17

Si, 375 88

Paid Charles M. Bailey, connecting city

hall and fire station, §255 00

Harry O. Dame, deed of land on

Allen street, 400 00

Amt. transferred to buy McDuffee

land, 600 00

81,255 00

816,200 32
Unexpended balance, 301 65

.6,501 97

Credit.

By appropriation of P'eb. 4, 1908, $16,500 00

Amt. from Thayer-Buck Electric Co., four fuses, 60

Amt. from school department, seven lamps, 1 05

S16,501 65

73
Total Cost of City Hall to Date.

Paid for constructioD in 1906, S 1,471 60

For construction in 1907, 41,219 11

For construction in 1908, 27,254 59

For furnisliiug to date, 13,569 44

For grading city hall lot, 1,375 88

For McDuflfee land, 600 00

For connecting city hall aod fire station, 255 00

Total, $85,745 62

Opera House*

Paid John A. Doucette, special police, S 17 GO

Edward Josselyn, special police, 15 00

Jerome B. Page, printing tickets, 15 00

J. R. Waldron, posting advertising matter, ^

J. B. Young, posting advertising matter, 54 99

John M. Whelan, stage hand, 2 50

Manning's orchestra, 162 00

E. H. Davis, door keeper, 8 50

William A. Ricker, usher, 7 00

Joseph E. Woodes, special police, 7 00

Fred Lemire, stage hand, 6 50

Charles Nelson, usher, 7 00

J. Dana Tripp, usher, 8 00

Eugene P. Dennett, stage hand, 14 00

H. I. Howard, usher, 8 00

W. J. Miller, usher, 7 50

Hanscam and McDuffee, use of furniture, 50

E. H. Trickey, usher, 8 00

Charles Rafferty, door keeper, 13 50

I. Dana Hodgdon, special police, 6 00

74

Paid Leroy S. Redlon, usher,
The Record Co., printing,
Archie J. Beaudoio, stage hand.
Twin State Gas & Electrc Co., lighting.
Courier Pub. Co., printing,
Edwin F. Dame, trucking,
T. W. Osgood, one bottle library paste,
W. H. Carll, use of team,
H. li. Worcester, express,

Transferred to miscellaneous department,
Transferred to sewerage department.

Credit,

Rec'd from Rochester High School,
Class of 1908,
Rochester School Board,
Miss Petticoats Co.,
Quincy Adams Sawyer Co.,
Bennett-Moulton Co.,
"The Toy makers,"
Dr. Greene's lecture,
Republican committee,
"Tempest and Suushine,"
"Maid and Middy,"
"Uncle Tom's Cabin,"
"Hooligan's Troubles,"
"Uncle Dan'l,"
"LaBarre Bros. Minstrels,"
"Peck's Bad Boy,"

7

50

18

00

5

00

40

98

14

00

75

25

50

1

95

U57

72

436

30

86

14

$ 980 16

$ 19

00

30

00

19

00

177

00

110

46

276

91

51

18

15

00

15

00

36

40

50

00

57

17

26

29

21

32

25

26

50

17

S980 16

75
Health Department,

Paid Cobb, Hayes & Co., antitoxin,

C. E. Goodwin, express and postage,

H. T. Hayes, medicine,

John W. Dame, labor at pest house,

Dr. E. M. Abbott, treatment of smallpox case,

Rochester Lumber Co., shingles,

J. G. Morrill & Co., groceries,

Dana S. Roberts, house rent,

Dr. L. L. Gilman, examination of smallpox case,

$501 84

Credit,

By balance from 1907, $144 77

Amt. from state, 357 07

$501 84

$ 8

10

4

95

9

15

55

63

360

00

30

00

19

01

10

00

!, 5

00

76

Sundry Expenditures*

Free Public Library and Reading Room,

Paid John L. Copp, $3,000 00

Credit.

By appropriation, $3,000 00

Street Lights.

Paid Twin State Gas & Electric Co.,

^6,500 40

Transferred to sidewalk dept..

81 19

Transferred to city poor,

18 41

$6,600 00
Credit,

By appropriation, $6,600 00

Sampson Post, G. A. R,

Paid Jolin Pugsley, Q. M., $150 00

Credit.

By appropriation, $150 00

77

East Rochester Library and Reading Room.

Paid E. M. Sinclair, treasurer, $200 00

Credit,

By appropriation, $200 00

County of Strafford,

Paid County tax, $14,663 07

Credit,

By appropriation, $14,663 07

State of New Hampshire,

Paid State tax,

$9,925 00

Transferred to scliool department.

785 61

Transferred to interest.

6,627 10

Transferred to fire department.

438 85

Transferred to higliway department.

458 71

Transferred to healtii department.

357 07

Transferred to city poor,

72 29

$18,664 63

Credit,

By Literary lax,

$ 785 61

Railroad tax.

3,559 26

Insurance tax,

129 00

Building & Loan Association tax,

27 32

Savings bank tax,

14,163 44

$18,664 63

78

Brown Tail Moths,

Paid O. B. Warren, P. M., envelopes,
Arthur T. Home, labor,
C. E. Goodwin, labor,
Courier Pub. Co., notice to taxpayers,
C. W. Gerrish, labor,
W. H. Webber, labor,
Charles Harriman, labor,
Frank Grant, labor,
Herbert Weare, labor,
W. H. Carll, team hire,
John S. Kimball, P. M., envelopes.

Transferred to City Poor,

Unexpended balance,

$500 00
Credit,
By Appropriation, S500 00

S 16

86

85

50

75

65

10

00

2

00

1

05

70

9

10

2

10

1

00

31

86

$228

82

173

08

401

90

98

10

Repairs on Allen School Building,

Paid Charles M. Bailey, 10 ft. soil pipe, $5 00

John W. Dame, material and labor, 71 52

F. H. Babb, mason work, 4 12

Charles M. Bailey, mdse., 633 94

Geo. E, Greenfield, cement, 2 25

James Kay, labor, 39 34

Geo. M. Rankin, labor, 6 00

79

Chas. M. Bailey, mdse. and labor,
Rochester Lumber Co., sheathing,
H. C. Hanson, paint and labor.

Unexpended balance.

Credit,

250

89

5

25

21

30

SI, 039

61

12

78

SI, 052 39

By balance from 1907,

,052 39

Macadam,

Paid John H. Downing, stone,
George Gagne, stone,
C. F. Trask & Co., one-half cord wood,
Geo. H. Springfield, stone,
C. A. Allen, stone,
J. W. McDuffee, stone,
Chas. P. Hussey estate, hauling stone,
Frank Gould, hauling stone,
Pay rolls for labor,

Transferred to highway department.

S '5

00

o

12

1

50

30

95

574

16

43

50

178

49

97

89

942

83

SI, 878

44

1,302

61

S3, 181

05

Credit,

By balance from 1907,
Appropriation,

U,041 05
2,140 00

S3,181 05

80
Special Appropriation for North Rochester Bridge.

Paid W. H. Carll, team hire,

Ciiarles H. Holmes, on contract,
Edwin B. Ham, inspection of bridge,

Unexpended balance,

82,000 00
Credit

By appropriation of July 7, 1908, 82,000 00

8 6

30

788

00

105

00

8 899

30

1 100

70

Special Appropriation for McDuffee Land.

Paid Geo. and Nellie F. McDuffee, 8600 00

Credit.

By amt. transferred from furnishing city hall under

vote of July 7, 1908, 8600 00

81

Expenditures of Water Works Ending Dec, 31, 1908,

Plumbing Account,

Paid Francis Messier, labor, $105 00

David Robillard, labor, 63 85

' North Conway Water Works, freight on pipe, 2 40

Sumner & Gerald, pipe, 9 43

National Meter Co., one crown meter, 50 00

Boston & Maine R. R., freight, 7 98

Charles M. Bailey, mdse., 8 61

H. Mueller Mfg. Co., couplings, 18 48

Joseph Labrie, labor, 26 25

Sumner & Gerald, pipe and supplies, 237 44

Thomson Meter Co., meters, 37 80

H. Mueller Mfg. Co., supplies, 69 58

The Smith & Abbott Co., mdse., 9 42

Sumner & Gerald, mdse., 8 50

National Meter Co., meters, 79 33

Chadwick-Boston Lead Co., lead pipe, 18 59

C. E. Junkins, lead connections, 2 25

H. L. Worcester, express, 3 23

Pay rolls for labor, • 214 62

172 76

Construction Account,

Paid Rochester Fdry. and Machine Works., castings, $ 1 72
Horton & Hemenway, 150 cement bags, 15 00

82

Paid Renssellaer Mfg. Co., valves,

Rensselaer Mfg. Co., valve boxes,
Boston & Maine R. R., expense account

of pipe crossing,
Henry W. Peaslee, for right of way,
Berry & Shorey, one bit and screws,
Boston & Maine R. R., frieght,
Chas. Millar & Son Co., pipe,
Geo. W. Pearl Est., use of tools and forge,
Walter S. Hussey, right of way.
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Chadwick-Boston Lead Co., lead,
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., one valve,
The Fairbanks Co., mdse.,
Builders Iron Foundry, mdse..
Berry & Shorey, cable chain,
I. Cushing, oil,

Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., one hydrant.
Pay rolls for labor.

Maintenance Account

Paid I. Cushing, oil,

Feineman Bros., boots,
Charles M. Bailey, one valve,
Stewart, Warren Co., one check book,
John S. Kimball, P. M., envelopes,
Watson & Hayes, two sledge handles,
Burbank Thawing Machine Co., one thawing

machine,
Harold L. Bond Co., one vice nut,
Toney Annes, labor.

17

25

6

50

85

50

00

15

40

84

356

21

5

00

60

00

40

43

69

12

60

27

50

8

10

5

28

65

25

69

223

97

$901 40

1 4

55

10

75

1

00

9

50

64

00

40

75

00

59

57

00

83

Paid Rochester Lumber Co., pine boards,

Rochester Foundry and Machine Works, labor,

Rensselaer Mfg. Co., valve boxes,

Watson & Hayes, cotton waste,

J. O. Hayes, care of fountain at East Rochester,

Alfred Sylvain, labor,

W. H. Carll, team hire,

Rochester Foundry and Machine Works,

work on pipe cutter,
Rochester Lumber Co., oak and milling,
Rochester Printing Co., post cards and

printing same,
Boston & Maine R. R., freight,
National Paint and Varnish Co., paint.
The Bristol Co., 200 charts,
Farrell Bros., one desk light,
Hobba & Warren Co., one journal,
Berry & Shorey, padlocks,
Watson & Hayes, one brush.
The Record Co., 1,000 bills,
Harold L. Bond Co., two diaphragms,
Lizzie F. Parsons, rent of barn,
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., 1,000 rivets,
M. H. Plummer, mdse.,
Rochester Lumber Co., lumber,
Courier Pub. Co., printing,
John V. Home, labor,
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., plate and

profile paper,
J. H. Duntley, blacksmith work,
Rochester Foundry & Machine Works, mdse.,
Highway Department, board of horse one year,
Fred P. Meader, drawing paper,
Geo. E. Greenfield, cement,
Val. Blanchard, labor,
Rochester Printing Co., 500 jackets,

1

20

40

8

50

6

30

10

00

8

75

6

00

75

40

23

50

4

06

43

86

1

50

2

50

2

00

9

25

25

3

00

3

60

8

50

1

02

6

10

3

63

8

50

5

25

2

00

8

09

12 13

156

00

25

4

50

8

75

2

75

84

Paid Town of Barrington, taxes,

Kittery Water District, supplies,

A. Blanchard, labor,

T. W. Osgood, mdse.,

Rochester Foundry & Machine Works, work

on valve,
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., one hydrant,
Berry & Shorey, lantern globes.
Town of Strafford, taxes,
Elliot Bros., 1,000 brick,
S. A.. Stokos, blacksmith work.
Berry & Shorey, mdse..
New p:ugJand Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Francis Messier, labor,
Joseph Labile, labor,
David Robillard, labor,
Harry A. Roberts, blacksmith work,
J. p. Trickey, labor.
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., lighting,
Fay rolls for labor,

L. E. Scruton, salary as superintendent,
H. L. Worcester, salary as clerk,
Sara M. Roberts, clerk.

151

88

33

83

4

20

40

75

25

69

2

30

18

40

8

00

2

60

16 53

3

95

33

25

10

50

62

98

10

81

8

75

54

867

23

800

00

313

52

169

50

Receipts of Water Works,

1908 water rates collected, S17,129 38

Additional water rates, 1908, 52 04

1907 water rates collected, 1,129 57

Previous water rates collected, 24 00

Plumbing bills, 1908, 622 56

Previous plumbing bills, 163 95

Construction bills, 1908, 45 69

i,13l 69

85

Previous coustrnclioa bills,
Miscellaneous bills, 1908,
Previous miscellaneous bills,
Sale of grass at reservoir,

Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1908,

430

04

96

45

1

00

4

00

S19,698

68

14,662

83

i,361 51

Expenditures.

Plumbing account, S 972 76

Maintenance account, 3,131 69

Construction account, 901 04

Interest on water bonds, 6,800 00

Notes paid, 7,000 00

$18,805 49

Cash on hand uninvested, Jan. 1, 1909, $15,556 02

Of this amount $15,161.51 is in the hands of the treasurer and
$394.51 in clerk's hands.

Amount invested in sewer bonds held by trea-
surer Jan. 1, 1909, ^ $800 00
Amount of water bonds outstanding, Jan. 1,

1909, $170,000 00

Total indebtedness, $170,000 00

This is to certify that I have examined the accounts of the
Clerk of the water works for the year 1909 and believe the fore-
going statement to be a true and correct statement, Jan.
1, 1909.

O. A. HOYT,

Auditor.

86

Clerk of Water Board in Account with Rochester
Water Works.

Debit,

Cash on band, Jan. 1, 1908,
1908 water rates collected,
Additional water rates, 1908,
1907 water rates collected,
Previous water rates collected.
Plumbing bills, 1908,
Previous plumbing bills.
Construction bills, 1908,
Previous construction bills.
Miscellaneous bills, 1908,
Previous miscellaneous bills.
Sale of grass at reservoir.

Credit,

Paid Treasurer, $19,495 81

Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1908, 394 51

$19,890 32

$ 191

64

17,129

38

52

04

1,129

57

24

00

622

56

163

95

45

69

430

04

96

45

1

00

4

00

$19,890 32

87
City Clerk's Report,

Debit.

Amount received on account of notes,
Sewerage,
Clerk's fees,
Schools,
Interest,
Highway,
Police,
Licenses,

State liquor license.
State tax,
Sundry bills.

Rent of East Rochester hall.
Sale of old city building,
Sale of contents of same,
City hall bonds.
Sidewalks,
Old cemetery fund,
Adams fund.
City poor,
Opera house,
Furnishing city hall.
Cemeteries,

Lighting East Rochester hall.
Heating fire station,
Heating and lighting police,
Tax collector (1908),
Tax collector (1907),
Dog licenses,

Amount in clerk's hands Dec. 31, 1907,

Total receipts.

$40,094
707

16
95

156

38

390

82

913

37

554

82

422

99

50

00

202

69

18,664

63

40

45

167

73

45

50

133

75

65,000

00

147

33

93

50

412

50

154

36

980

16

1

65

26

00

36

80

166

56

135

39

72,260

16,169

1,224

39
11
18

21

80

^219,873

97

88

Credit,

Paid treasurer, S219,363

68

Cash in city clerk's hands,

10

29

^^UjOiO di

Amount on hand on account of clerk's fees,

Vo 00

Sewerage,

3 74

Furnishing city hall,

1 05

Police,

50

$10 29

Financial Statement,

Debit.

Outstanding notes, $128,493 88

Accrued interest on notes to date, 2,447 05

Sewer bonds, 52,000 00

Accrued interest on sewer bonds, 910 00

City hall bonds, 65,000 00

Bills approved unpaid, 385 62

Amt. due water works on account, 8,195 41

- S257,43l 96

Credit,

Amt. due on collector's list, 1907, S 59 97

Collector's list, 1908, 16,915 47

Boston & Maine R. R. stock, 800 00

517,775 44

Net indebtedness, exclusive of water bonds, 239,656 52

Water bonds outstanding, $170,000 00

89

Collector's List,

1908.

Amount given for collection, S90,256 07

Added list, 55 65

Paid treasurer, $72,260 39

Abatements allowed, 710 65

Discounts allowed, 425 21

$90,311 72

$73,396 25

Balance due on 1908 list, $16,915 47

1907.

Amount due Jan. 1, 1908 on 1907

list, $16,133 76

Added list since Jan. 1, 1908, 14 00

Interest collected, 512 61

Paid treasurer, $16,169 11

Abatements allowed, 431 29

$16,660 37
$16,600 40

Balance due on 1907 list, $ 59 97

This is to certify that I have examined all the accounts of
the City of Rochester in the several departments for the year
1908 and they are correctly cast and properly vouched and the
foregoing financial statement I believe to be a correct state-
ment.

O. A. HOYT,

Aitditor.

Rochester, Jan. 15, 1909.

The above statement does not include the Adams and Old
Cemetery funds nor the dog depredations account.

90

Inventory ot City Clerk's Office*

1 steel burglar proof chest.

1 steel counter.

2 steel document filing cases.

1 steel vital statistic filing case.

1 steel book case.

1 steel table.

1 steel book rack.

1 steel wardrobe.

1 steel desk.

1 steel typewriter desk.

1 Remington typewriter.

2 swivel desk chairs.

1 swivel desk chair, high.
6 office chairs.
1 atlas of New Hampshire.

1 Register of New Hampshire Soldiers and Sailors in War of
Rebellion.
25 copies New Hampshire Reports Supreme Court.
1 copy Cushing's Parliamentary Practice.
1 copy Session Laws of 1901, 1903, 1905, 1907.
1 copy Justice and Sheriff.

1 copy Town Officers.

2 copies Morrison's Digest.
1 Directory.

1 Shannon letter file.

1 copy American Reports.

1 index to Laws of New Hampshire, 1679-1883.

1 index to House Journals of New Hampshire, 1711-1775.

1 Constitutional Convention, 1903.

1 Revised Ordinance, DesMoines, Iowa.

1 Public Statute, June Session 1853 to June 1860 inclusive.

Public Statutes New Hampshire, 1860, 1878, 1891, 1901.

1 United States flag.

4 ink wells.

91

1 quart ink.

1 mucilage bottle.

1 envelope case.

1 sponge cup.

1 stamp rack and rubber stamps.

1 dating stamp.

3 post office boxes.

1 hammer.

1 ink pad for rubber stamp.

1 letter press, book and brush.

1 clock.

1 mirror.

1 map.

1 city seal.

1 seal of water works.

1 punch.

2 waste baskets.

2 document cases.

1 lamp.

2 cuspidors.

2 umbrella stands.

1 pair office shears.

1 Edison's mimeograph.

1 portrait of C. W. Brown.

Tax Collector's Inventory of City Property.

1 oak standing desk with screen.

1 Mosler safe with steel chest.

12x4 oak table.

1 tall chair.

1 oak chair, swivel.

6 oak chairs, common.

1 oak wardrobe.

92

2 ink wells.

1 oak umbrella rack.

1 willow waste basket.

Inventory of Mayor's Office,

1 roll top desk.

1 swivel desk chair.

1 oak wardrobe.

1 table.

5 office chairs.

1 waste basket.

1 mirror.

1 umbrella stand.

1 cuspidor.

93

Report of the City Treasurer for the Year
Ending December 31, 1909,

Disbursements.

Highway,

Sidewalks,

Macadamizing,

Sanitary sewerage,

Street lights.

Water works,

School department.

City poor.

Soldier's aid, city.

Salary,

Police,

Fire,

Notes and interest.

City bonds.

City coupons.

Miscellaneous,

Health,

Balance, Jan. 1, 1909,

$11,215 01

1,205 42

1,878 44

851 20

5,953 23

18,999 31

27,954 63

1,591 96

684 73

5,207 75

4,155 81

5,683 97

77,546 47

6,500 00

1,935 96

78,585 46

501 84

6,966 10

$257,417 29

Receipts.

Balance Jan. 1, 1908,
Received account water works,

$18 503 89
19,495 86

94

Received account Taxes, 1907,

" " Taxes, 1908,

" " City clerk and fees,

" " Police costs and tines,

" " Notes,

" *' Interest,

" " Miscellaneous,

16,169 11

72,260 39
160 68
422 49

40,094 16
54 00

90,256 71

i57,417 29

Respectfully submitted,

JOHN L. COPP,

City Treasurer.

95
Adams Fund,

Balance, Jan. 1, 1908,

$387 43

Received, income,

368 47

$755 90

Paid applicants as provision of fund.

S352

00

Balance, Jan. 1, 1909,

403

90

$755 90

Dog License.

Balance, Jan. 1, 1908,

$1,309 13

Received income,

1,224 18

2,593 31

Paid dog depredations.

S 42

50

Transferred to school fund.

1,303

04

Balance, Jan. 1, 1909,

1,247

77

$2,593 ;31

Old Cemetery Conservation Fund Perpetua,

Received income to be expended on cemetery at large, $93 57
" " " lots, 68 26

" carried to emergency fund, 23 51

$185 34

Paid Rochester Cemetery association :

Amount expended on cemetery at large, $93 57

" " lots, 68 26

Amount carried to emergency fund, 23 51

$185 34

96

Expended on Lots fok Labor Grass Seed and
Fertilizer as Follows :

Noah Tebbetts,

$ 7 70

Farrington and McDuffee

1

7 70

Joseph and D. Hanson,

9 22

Richardson and Barnard,

3 26

Benjamin and George Barker,

67

David Barker,

67

Chapman lot,

67

March lot,

67

Charles Dennett,

1 31

J. H. Woodman,

6 56

Hartville Knight,

67

E. Hammett,

1 31

William Chase,

1 81

E. Whitehouse,

6 56

Nathaniel Upham,

3 56

Joseph Warren and Geo.

Robinson,

1 31

Moses Hale,

6 56

David Hayes,

2 62

Enoch P. Whitehouse,

1 31

Geo. Corson,

2 00

John Hayes and Mehitable Whitehouse,

2 62

$68 26
JOHN L. COPP,

City Treasurer.

97

Report of Superintendent of Water Works for the
Year Ending Dec, 31, 1908,

To the Committee on Water Works :

Gentlemen : — The seventeenth annual report of the super-
intendent of water works is herewith submitted.

Water was supplied to the city from the reservoir during
the winter and spring up to the first of June when Round Pond
was turned on and water from this source was u^ed up to Sept.
12th. Before this date the water had been drawn so low in
the pond that it was necessary to open the lower gate at the
gate house so as to admit the necessary supply. Immediately
after this was done the water showed evidence of algaj to a
marked degree. The water was then taken from the reservoir
and showed considerable improvement for about three weeks
when the supply also began to taste and smell from the same
trouble. November 1st the water in Round Pond was tried
again but was found to be more objectionable than that in the
reservoir and I immediately turned back into the reservoir
supply. During the early summer I had drawn the reservoir
down seven feet below high water as I thought it might im-
prove the water to change it during this period, but the drouth
came and I was unable to fill the same until late in the fall,
which condition of affairs accounts for the presence of algfe in
the reservoir, which I consider the better source of supply of
the two, notwithstanding all talk to the contrary. After the
water became objectionable the entire system was flushed out
five times, but this did not seem to remove any of the
objectionable qualities.

98

The analysis during this time bj the State Board of Health
showed the water to be perfectly wholesome for domestic use
and entirely free from bacillus coli or disease germs. A treat-
ment of sulphate of copper would probably remove this ob-
jectionable feature in the water to a large degree. I should
never recommend a filter on this system as the water sheds are
on the whole free from contamination and clean, and filtering of
water from such water sheds as you now have is entirely un-
called for and a waste of money. If any improvements are to
be made on this part of the system I ahould recommend that
the shores of the reservoir be dug out where shallow, and the
entire shore ripraped to a depth of six or seven feet below high
water mark and the brook from which the reservoir is filled be
cleaned up for at least two miles and the channel cleaned out
so the water would have a continuous flow to the intake. This
would allow the water to be aerated more or less and remove
some of the color which is very noticable at some seasons of
the year.

Following is the amount pipe, new service, etc., laid during
the year.

Construction.

North Main street, 6-inch, 817 feet

Cleveland street, 6-inch, 90

Cleveland street, 1-inch, 88

Park street 1-inch, 310

Total laid 1908, 1205

Total laid to date, 160,120

Total miles to date, 30.32

New hydrants set during year, 1

Total hydrants to date, 3 79

Gates set, 1 6-in., 1 4-in., 2 1-in., 4

99

Plumbing ,

Feet service pipe laid : .

f inch,

1579.8

li-incb,

94.0

2-inch,

70.6

4-inch,

85,0

Total feet service pipe laid,

1829.4

New services laid during year.

33

Total services to date,

1,440

Total feet service pipe relaid during year.

887.5

Services relaid during year.

23

Meters set during year,

24

Meters taken out.

1

Meters repaired,

6

Meters in use to date :

f-inch,

37

f-inch.

81

1-inch,

16

1^-inch,

3

2-inch,

2

Total,

139

Meters owned by city,

91

Meters owned bv consumers,

48

Maintenance.

Old hydrants replaced by new,

Hydrants repaired.

Gates repaired.

Leaks in mains repaired,'

Leaks in service pipes,

Fountains repaired.

2
6
5
7
16
2

L. E. SCRUTON,

100

Report of Superintendent of Sewers for Year Ending
Dec. 31, 1908.

To the Committee on Seicers :

Gentlemen: — The annual report of the superintendent of
sewers is herewith submitted-

Number connections put in during year, 27

Number connections to date, 976

Feet Main Pipe Laid During Year:

5-inch, Bridge street, 83.5

Manholes built, 1

Total feet main pipe to date, 89,050

Total miles pipe laid, 16.86

The sewers have been flushed as usual and were found in
good condition except Chestnut and eastern end of Summer
street where the mains had become full of fiberous roots and
stopped up. Your attention is again called to complaints of
the residents on the eastern end of Portland street and vicinity
in Rochester and the necessity of proper sewerage in that
locality is essential to the health of the whole community.

L E. SCRUTON,

101

Property cf Water Works Department.

To the Committee on Watej' Works and City Council of the
City of Rochester :

Gentlemen : — I assumed the duties of this department Jan.
6, 1909. Following is a list of supplies and tools found in the
shop and store house of this department:
C. I. Pipe.

18-inch,

12 feet.

16 "

92 ''

12 "

12 "

10 "

24 "

10 "

old

48 "

8 "

48 "

6 "

78 "

4 "

12 "

C. I. Specials.

Ts,

2

6x6x6,

Crosses,

1

8x8x6x6.

u

1

6x6x4x4.

Bends,

1

^, 10-inch.

(I

2

1^, 6-inch.

((

1

^, 8-inch.

Sleeves,

1

16-inch.

(I

2

12-inch.

((

2

8-inch.

((

1

10-inch.

((

1

4-inch.

Galvanized Pipe

1^-inch,

112 feet, 7 inches.

1-inch,

191 feet, 7 inches.

f-inch.

2302 feet, 6 inches.

J-inch,

200 feet, 10 inches.

102

Galvanized Ts.

1-inch, 8. lincb X 5-incb, 5 ^-inch, 12,

2^-iDch, 1. 2-inch x f-inch, 6.

f -inch, 20. 2-inch x 1-inch, 6.

IJ-inch x*l-inch, 6. |-inch x ^-inch, 24.

2-inch to l.J-inch, 1.

1^-inch to^-inch, 6.

2 6-inch gates.

2 6-inch gate boxes.

I 2^-inch hydrant gate.
20 service boxes.

22 corporation cocks.
8 f-inch lead connections.
275 lbs. |-inch lead pipe.
250 " pig lead pipe.
93 " odd lead pipe.
15 1-inch S & W. cocks.

II f-inch S. & W. cocks.
30 ^-inch S. & W. cocks.
5 air valves.

4 1-inch check valves.
1 f-inch check valve.
1 3-inch brass union.
42 f -inch brass union.
10 J-inch brass union.

Galvanized Elbows.

1-inch to f-inch, 11.
f-inch to ^-inch, 78.
f-inch, 72.

Forty-five Degree Elbows.

2-inch, 3. 1^-inch, 5. 1-inch, 13.

|-inch, 60. 1-inch to |-inch, 11.

Caps.

1-inch, 8. a-inch, 28. J-inch, 9.

103

1-incb, 46.

2-inch, 6.
1-inch, 29.

2^-inch, 2.
3-inch, 2.

Plugs.

3-inch, 24. i-inch, 11.

Short Nipples.

li-inch, 11.
f-inch, 48.

Couplings.

2-inch, 2.

J-inch to ^-inch, 18.

Bushings.

2-inch to IJ-inch, 8. H-iuch to 1-inch, 9.

1 36-inch chain tong.

1 14-inch pipe tong.

2 hydrant wrenches.
7 hose spanners.

1 set calking tools.

2 dog chisels.
7 cold chisels.

12 diamond points.

14 stone drills.

3 spoons,

7 striking hammers.

5 stone hammers.

1 calking hammer.

1 nail hammer.

1 blasting battery and wire.

1 upright bench drill.

15 drills.

1 stock and dies, ^-inch to 1-inch.

" " 1 " 2-inch.

" " J " 1-inch adjustable.

" " I " 1-inch ratchet.

All the stock and dies are about worn out.
1 pipe reamer.

104

3 pipe taps.

3 wrought iron pipe cutters.

1 cast iron pipe cutter.

2 24-inch Stilson wrenches.

2 18 " "

3 14 " "

1 20-inch monkey wrench.

1 12 " "

18 "

18 S wrench.

1 36-inch alligator wrench.

1 covered screw vise.

2 hinge pipe vises.

17 D handle shovels (half worn).
6 long handle shovels.

18 picks.

2 crow bars.

3 pounders.

4 ice chisels.

2 tunneling spoons.

3 lead ladles.

1 lead furnace.

1 plumber's blast furnace.

6 rubber lead runners.

7 lanterns.

1 Paine tapping machine.
6 gate wrenches.

3 sidewalk wrenches.
12 shut off wrenches.

2 tripods.

1 derrick drum.

2 dump barrows.
2 tool boxes.

1 No. 2 diaphragm pump (badly worn),
1 platform scale.
1 75-gallon tank.

105

1 10-gallon hot water tank.

2 wooden horses. '

2 pair rubber boots (one pair badly worn).

4 bush scythes.

2 snaths.

2 ladders, 6 and 12 feet.

2 pressure gauges.

2 wash basins.

1 5-gallon oil can.

1 1-gallon oil can.

1 5-gallon gasolene can.

1 2-gallon milk can.

1 100 foot steel tape, badly worn.

1 50 *' " "

1 roll top desk.

1 office chair.

1 arm chair.

Pulley blocks, 2 8-inch. 2 6-inch. 1 7-inch, (badly worn),

180 feet 1-inch rope.

1 cross cut saw.

1 ice saw.

1 hand saw.

1 wood saw.

1 compaas.

1 water pail.

1 grind stone.
4 chains.

2 wooden rakes.
1 iron rake.

1 express wagon.
1 work wagon.
1 express sleigh.
1 dump cart body.
1 horse.

1 harness.

2 hoes.

106

6 grub hoes.
1 coal shovel.
1 snow shovel.

1 hose nozzle.

2 tampers.

2 bull points.

4 1-inch check valves.

1 f -inch check valve.

5 rubber rings for Ludlow hydrants.
40 pounds cotton waste.

100 feet 21-inch hose.

2 bit braces.

1 extension bit.
4 axe handles.

1 new Ludlow hydrant.

2 old Coffin hydrants.

4 1-iuch meters. 1 |-inch. 1 f-inch, new.

2 f-inch meters, out of repairs.
1 f-inch meter, out of repairs.

3 gallons white paint.

J barrel black paint.

Respectfully submitted,

L. P. PICKERING,

Super inteyident of Water Worlds.

Property of Sewer Department.

To the Committee on Sewers:

Gentlemen : — Upon entering the duties of this office, I find
the following list of supplies and tools :
112 Ys, 4 to 6-inch.
9 Ys, 8 to 20-inch.
7 Ys, 4 to 12-inch.
1 Y, 4 to 8-inch.

107

10 Ys, 4 to 18-incb.

1 Y, 8 to 18-inch.
8 Ys, 4 to 10-incb.

2 Ys, 8 to 10-inch.

1 T, 6 to 6-inch.

2 Ts, 6 to 15-iach.
27 feet, 15-iuch pipe.
70 feet, 12-inch pipe.
6 feet, G-inch pipe.
416 feet, 4-inch pipe.

95 feet, 4-inch C. I. soil pipe.

1 foot, 8-inch long bend.

2 feet, 8-inch short bend.
8 feet, 8-inch J bend.

48 feet, 4-inch ^ bend.

70 feet, 4-inch ^ bend.

5 feet, 8-inch sewer trap.

2 grade poles.

1 plank puller.

1 level.

1 brick trowel.

1 brick hammer.

1 trench line.

1 6-inch test plug.

1 8-inch test plug.

1 10-inch test plug.

50 4-inch sewer plugs.

1 8-inch sewer plug.

^ barrel cement.

4 trench frames.

About 500 feet old trench plank.

1 trench pump, (badly worn).

Respectfully submitted,

L. P. PICKERING,

Superintendent of Setceis.

108

Report of Tree Warden,

To the Mayor and City Council at the City oj Rochester:

I have tried to keep the trees in the public highway as free
from the brown tail caterpillars as possible and no damage
was done by them. But some private lots were badly in-
fested and not a leaf was left on the trees the last of June.
Let everybody destroy a nest when they see one, as it
means from 150 to 300 caterpillars next summer from
each nest.

There are a great many people who think that by building
fires in the street, which is very dangerous in a dry time, that
the millers would fly into the fire and burn. But by Supt.
Kirkland's report of the work in Massachusetts, I see that they
tried light traps around arc lights and over 94 per cent, of the
millers caught were male millers, and the experiment was not
satisfactory.

There are about fifty dead trees that will have to be re-
moved as soon as possible or they will be dangerous to the
public.

C. E. GOODWIN,

Tree Warden.

109

Report of Overseer of Poor,

To the Mayor and City Council of the City of Rochester :

Following is a list of those receiving aid and the amount
furnibhed each applicant for the year ending Dec. 31, 1908.

Dependent Soldiers* Aid.

J. W. Hall,
Chas. H. Wills,
Henry C. Stevens,
Oliver Hussey,
John S. Colbath,
Mrs. Chas. A. Rust,
Mrs. John Billings,
Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson,
Bridget Cotter,
Charles A. Glidden,
Mrs. George N. Howard,
Walter Ellis,
David Corson,
James Nealon,
Abbie H. Dame,
James H. Jenness,

$ 72

00

179

00

22

50

20

00

83

75

57

00

74

00

93

80

60

00

4

50

24

00

52

00

72

00

7

50

4

00

10

00

$836 05

110

City Poor,

Joanna Decker,
Helen Wilkinson,
Mrs. E. A. Bragdon,
James Wentworth,
Herbert C. Hayes,
Alex McDonald,
John H. Downing,
Mrs. Adolpb Messier,
Edward F. Cobb,
Harriet Storer,
Mrs. C. F. Blake,
Mrs. Henry White,
Grace V. Hussey,
Albert Hartford's boy,
Laura I. Moore,
Mrs. Isaac Apple,
Clementine Potvin's baby.
Laura Howard,
Hannah J. Wentworth,
Virginie Langevin,
Annie Langevin,
Mrs. Patrick Lone,

S 74 50

56 00

75 50

28 50

155 47

116 00

96 00

50 00

128 56

208 00

92 83

88 00

33 95

78 00

18 00

33 86

58 57

13 00

24 00

6 00

6 00

36 00

Sl,476 74

$2,312 79

1,400 00

912 79

Total amount expended,
Appropriation for 1908,
Amount expended over appropriation,

Respectfully submitted,

FORREST L. KEAY,

Overseer of Poor

Ill

Report of Board of Health,

To the Mayor and City Council of the City of Rochester :

We herewith submit to you our report for the year ending
Dec. 31, 1908:

Contagious or infectious diseases reported, 17 cases

Measles, 2

Scarlet fever, 10

Diphtheria, 0

Typhoid fever, 4

Small pox, 1

Number of deaths from contagious or infectious

diseases, 0

Number of deaths from every cause (exckiding

still births), 123

Number of still births, 6

Population for 1900, 8,466

Estimated populati(m in 1908, 9,000

Death rate per 1000 per estimated population, 13§

Sick calls by health officer, 187

Complaints, 25

Dead animals buried, 15

Houses fumigated, 21

Respectfully submitted,

DUDLEY L. STOKES,
FORREST L. KEAY,
CHARLES E. GOODWIN,

Board of Health of Rochester^ N. H.

112

Report of Superintendent ot Streets.

To His Honor ^ the Mayor^ and the City Council of the City

of Rochester :

Gentlemen : — 1 have tbe honor to submit the annual report
of the highway department, together with a list of tools which
are now under the care of the street commissioner, for the year
ending Dec. 31st, 1908.

There has been considerable work accomplished in the out-
side districts with the road machine this year. The outside
roads had been badly washed out by heavy rains, so we had to
repair those that were in the worst condition. We gave the
best attention possible to the Barrington road, the Swamp road.
Ten Rod road, Meaderboro, and Four Rod road, also the road
that passes the home of Charles Estes.

The sidewalks have received the best attention possible.
There have been new sidewalks laid in front of City Hall, one-
half of that in front of Hayes and Dodge blocks, also some
brick walks laid on Wakefield and Bridge streets. Consider-
able repairs were made to sidewalks throughout the city, by
the use of cinders, there being 500 loads used.

Surface Sewers.

At East Rochester we built six new drops, viz : Two on Main
street, one on Portland street, two on Eastern avenue, one on
Highland street. At Gonic we built two drops on Church
street. In connecting these drops with the main sewer we used
20 or 30 feet of 8-inch pipe for each drop.

There have been five miles of bushes cut this year.

113
Property of Highway Department.

1, stone crusher.

1 steam road roller.

3 sets two-horse eleds.
3 sets double harness.

2 two-horse dump carts.

1 pair wheels.

6 small shovels.

3 plows, old.

6 post-hole spoons.

2 cross-cut saws.
1 hand roller.

1 jack screw.

3 striking hammers.

2 monkey wrenches.

2 road machines.

1 boiler and engine.

8 horses.

1 set one-horse sleds.

5 single harness.

1 stone barge.
10 picks.

6 coal shovels.

6 chains. '

6 crowbars.

3 sets fall blocks and ropes.
12 lanterns, with red globes.

12 hand drills.
3 sledges.
10 snow ploughs.
6 hoes.
3 turf diggers.

2 long-handled shovels.
5 steel rakes.

3 brush scythes and snathes.

114

4 street blankets.
3 horse brushes.
1 wagon jack.
1 hand saw.

1 brush axe.
3 grub hoes.

2 pitchforks.

6 stable blankets.

3 curry combs.
3 mane brushes.
2 axes, old.

2 spread chains.

Respectfully submitted,

GEORGE T. McDUFFEE,

Superintendent of Streets.

115

Inventory of Real Estate

As Returned by the Asssessors 1908,

Ward One.

OWNER. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. VALUATION.

Abbott, Willliam P., home farm, Portland street, $4,900 00

Pasture and wood land, 650 00

Mrs. Helen S., house, Broadway, 500 00

Jane, store and tenement. Main street, 700 00

House, 34 Main street, 2,000 00

Three lots, Grove street, 400 00

Two lots. Pearl street, 300 00

Lot, Main street, 300 00

Lot, Hiekey street, 100 00

Adams, William H., house. Summer street, 1,500 00

Mrs. Susan P., house, 6 Union street, 850 00

Allen, Charles W., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 2,000 00

Charles Roberts' lot, 200 00

Part Samuel Roberts' lot, 200 *00

Hanson place, Salmon Falls road, 200 00

Horn lot, wood land, 1,240 00

Chisholm lot, Salmon Falls road, 500 00

Amasa, home farm, Salmon Falls road, 4,040 00

House and lot, Summer street, ward 5, 2,600 00

Libbey lot, Salmon Falls road, 400 00

Part Samuel Roberts' lot, 140 00

Part Samuel Roberts' lot, sprout, 400 OO'

Horn lot, wood land, 1,240 00

Hull lot, nearB. & M. R. R., 150 0(>

116

WAIII) ONE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Allen, John A., Hanson place, Salmon Falls road, 200 00
J. Webster plcae, 300 00
Land, Salmon Falls road, 400 00
Baker, Geo. W., home place, Salmon Falls road, 700 00
John R. and Lydia R., home place, Sal-
mon Falls road, 1,300 00
Lydia R,, pasture, Salmon Falls road, 200 00
Jessie C, home place, Salmon Falls road, 800 00
Land, Salmon Falls road, 350 00
Barker, Joy W., Estnto, lot, 14 Main street, 300 00
Bean, Frank R., house, 11 Summer street, 2,200 00
Bell, James, land, Wakefield road, 200 00
Bickford, Charles E., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 800 00
Blaisdell, Marvin, home farm. Salmon Falls road, 3,000 00
p:ii, Estate, block. Main street, 7,000 00
house. Highland street, 1,500 00
Levi W., house. Summer street, 900 00
house. Walnut avenue, 1,000 00
Harry F., house, Highland street, 750 00
house. Summer street, 800 00
G-eorge W., house. Summer street, 1,000 00
Lot, off Summer street, 100 00
Mrs. Geo. W., house, 20 Park street,

ward four, 300 00

* William E., house and land, Summer St., 1,200 00

house. Pine street, 900 00

'' Autumn street, 900 00

'- Highland street, 1,000 00

intervale, 300 00

200 00

Herman L., lot, Pearl stn et, 150 00

lot, Grove street, 250 00

Boocock, Richard, Estate, house, 16 Green St., 1,000 00

house. Green street, 1,200 00

Brown, Z. Hamlin, house, 26 Mill street, 1,000 00

117

WARD ONE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Berry, Arthur G., farm, Chestnut Hills, 1,200 00

Bodwell, Ernest, honse, 27 Cocheco avenue, 1,000 00

Chalmers, George L., house and lot, off Green St., 700 00

Chamberlain, S. G., home place, Salmon Falls road, 600 00

house, Salmon Falls road, 220 00

land, near Flat Rock Bridge, 100 00

Chase, Lorenzo D., farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,300 00

Chisholm, Charles W., house, Summer street, 600 00

Lucy W., house. Summer street, 600 00

Chick, Winslow O. A., land, Cocheco avenue, 500 00

Clark, Charles T., home place, Salmon Falls road, 700 00

field and growth, 250 00

sprout. Eastern avenue, 50 00

lot. Summer street, 50 00

Charles S., house and stable, Weare St., 800 00

John W., home place, Twombly road, 2,000 00

field, Salmon Falls road, 100 00

lot. Summer street, 50 00

house. Green street, 1,500 00

Cole, Wilbur F., house. Summer street, 1,300 00

lot. Summer street, 100 00

Coburn, Stella, house and store. North Rochester, 1,000 00

Corson, Benjamin, house, Autumn and Grove Sts., 1,700 00

field, Autumn street, 126 00

Charles W., Estate, home place, Salmon

Falls road, UOO 00

Elihu A., house, Autumn street, 1,000 00

field, Autumn street, 126 00

Mary 0., lot. Eastern avenue, 150 00

Elbridge H., house. Pleasant street, 1,800 00

work shop adjoining house, 300 00

Sabra J., house, Rochester street, 1,600 00

Henry, home farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,750 00

Seth F., house. Autumn street, 450 00

Geo. W., Estate, house, Autumn street, 800 00

118

WAED ONE — CONTINUED.

Corson Trvino; A., house, Autumn street,

James A., house, Salmon Falls road,

pasture and wood, Salmon Falls

road,
field and wood, Salmon Falls road,
land, Leonard street,
Nahum, home place, Salmon Falls road,
house. No. 100 Portland street,
land and barn. Great Falls road,
sprout, near railroad, ward two,
Mrs. Nahum, two lots. Chamberlain road,
James, home farm, Adams Corner,
McDuffee lot, sprout,
Curtis lot, sprout,
Evans lot,

Hoyt lot, Salmon Falls road,
AVillianisou and Dennett lots,
.V lot. Nutter field.
Knight lot,

two lots, Prospect street,
land, Portland street.

Nutter land,

land, near railroad, Wakefield road.
Cotter, Mary, house, Summer street,
Crotty, Edward J., house, Cocheco avenue,

lot, Union street.
Carpenter, Elmira, house, Weare street,
Cushing, Samuel H., house, Portland street,

land, Portland street,
Cilley, Rosetta, house, Spring street,
Cocheco W. M. Co., house, Nos. 14-16 Main St.,
house, Nos. 59-61 Main St.,
house, Nos. 63-65 Main St.,
house, 69 Main street,

S'ALUATION

1,100

00

400

00

640

00

, 450

00

500

00

900

00

1,100

00

370

00

40

00

150

00

11,000

00

30

00

100

00

100

00

4

00

100

00

90

00

50

00

80

00

200

00

450

00

1,300

00

20

00

300

00

1,600

00

200

00

500

00

1,000

00

250

00

350

00

2,1^00

00

1,500

00

1,500

00

500

00

119

WARD ONE — CONTINUED.

Cocheco W. M. Co., house, Nos. 82-84 Main St.,
house and lot, back of Mill St.
^ house, 16 Mill street,

house, Nos. 22-24 Mill street,
house, Nos. 29-31-33-35 Mill

street,
house, 41 Mill street,
house, Nos. 43-45-47 Mill St.,
house, Nos. 1-2 Front street,
house, Nos. 3-4 Front street,
house, Nos. 6-8 Front street,
house, Nos. 10-12 Front St.,
house, 14 Front street,
house, Nos. 16-18-20-22-24-

26-28-30,
house, Nos. 32-34 Front St.,
house, Nos. 44-46 Front St.,
house and lot, 37 Cocheco

avenue, 1,600 00

house and lot, Nos. 32-34

Cocheco avenue,
lot. Pearl street,
lot, Main street,
lot, Cocheco avenue,

three lots back of Mill street,
land adjoining school lot,
Davidson, Robert H., house, Salmon Falls road,
Davis, Emanuel H., house and lot, Rochester street, 1,700
Donohue, Martin J., house. Walnut avenue.
Drew, George A., home place, Salmon Falls road,

George, stable. Union street,
Duntley, Joseph H., Adams corner, lot. Highland
terrace,
Nellie, house and lot, Adams corner.

VALUATION

2,000

00

, 400

00

300

00

700

00

2,000

00

400

00

1,200

00

650

00

650

00

650

00

650

00

1,200

00

3,200

00

650

00

850

00

1,200

00

100

00

500

00

500

00

200

00

100

00

200

00

250

00

1,700

00

800

00

250

00

200

00

60

00

1,000

00

120

WARB ONE — CONTINUED. VALUATION^

Emerson, Robert F., house, 10 Cocheco avenue, 1,300 00

Grace, house, Union street, • 600 00-

George A., lot. Walnut avenue, 200 00

Elliott, Wm. V. and Geo. A., house, 42 Main street, 1,100 00
E. R. Improvement Association, shoe factory.

Pleasant street, 2,000 00
Farnham, Stephen F., house and stable, Weare

street, 1,200 00'

intervale, 140 00-

Bell lot, VYeare street, 150 00

Fogg, John D., house, Main street, 3,500 00

Folsom, F. R., house and lot, 12 Portland street, 1,500 00
Furbush, John H., house, corner Main and Grove

streets, 1,200 00

Rebecca, house, 23 Green street, 900 00

Jesse F., house, 25 Green street, 1,200 00

Sylvester, house. Green street, 750 00

house, 28 Main street, 1,600 00

William R., house, 11 Grove street, 1,200 00

Jesse and William R., house. Green street, 1,000 00

Jennie, house. Green street, 1,200 00

land, Portland street, 300 00

Fisher, Albert, house. Main street, ward five, 1,300 00

woodland, Wakefield road, 900 00

lot, Eastern avenue, 150 00

Forsyth, William & Son, lot near Green street, 100 00

Gerrish, William R., house and lot, Abbott street, 1,400 00

Gould, Annie Bell, house, Adams corner, 1,000 00

Grogan, Everett S., house, Autumn street, ~ 600 00

Goodwin, Hiram L., house, 17 Mill street, 1,400 00

Grover, Frank, house and shop. Union street, 700 00

Ham, Cyrus A., house, Salmon Falls road, 500 00

Herbert, J Jas. Ham farm, Salmon Falls road, 700 00

James, ^ Jas. Ham farm, Salmon Falls road, 700 00

Hall, Thomas, house, 16 Cocheco avenue, 1,600 00

121

WARD ONE — CONTINUED.

Harrington, George L., house and stable, Weare

street,
lot, Walnut avenue,
Hartford, Wm. F., house, 23 Highland street,
Geo. E., home farm, Wakefield road,
George estate, land, Salmon Falls road,
land, Salmon Falls road,
Herbert O., house, Salmon Falls road,
Haley, Edwin L., house, Grove street,
Hockaday, F. F., Buck farm. Chestnut Hills,

pasture. Chestnut Hills,
Hayes, David estate, store and tenement. Grove
street,
lot. Grove street,
Sidney B., house and lot, Main street,
Joseph O., field and pasture, Gonic,

house, Nos. 16-18 Academy street,

ward 6,
140 feet land on Cemetery street,
Hayes & Tebbetts, land and buildings. Highland
street,
Roberts lot, Whitehall,
■^ woodlana. Autumn street,

Hayes & Shorey, orchard, Portland street,
Hayes, Charles estate, house, 39 Grove street,
Harris, Abner M. estate, house, corner Pine and

Pleasant streets,
Hickey, Terrauce J., house 3 Hickey street,
house, 1 Hickey street,
James E., house. Green street,
Home, George, house, Broadway,
Hoyt, James T., house. Summer street,
Orrin Q., house, Summer street,

home farm, Summer street,
woodland, Whitehall,

VALUATION

2,200

00

200

OO

650

00

1,050

00

IGO

00

100

00

300

00

2,000

00

1,000

00

400

00

1,300

oa

300

00

1,500

00

600

00

2,000

00

150

00

1,000

00

100

00

1,150

00

400

00

1,600

00

1,500

00

1,300

00

750

00

950

00

500

00

300

00

450

00

700

00

76

oa

122

AVARD ONE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Hoyt, Nahum F., home place, Adams corner, 1,400 00

Hull, Frank A., bouse Salmon Falls road, 400 00

laud, A W. Corson lot, 30 00

Hurd, Lizzie, house, Autumn street, 600 00

Holland, Charles F., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,250 00

Ingham, Thomas, house 37 Mill street, 1,500 00

Jacobs, Willie F. H., pasture and wood land, 100 00

house, Portland street, 1,000 00

David E,, house Autumn street, 1,000 00

one-third of two acres, Eastern

avenue, 100 00

building. Autumn street, 50 00

George A., two lots, Prospect street, ward 6, 150 00

house and orchard, Portland street, GOO 00

house, Wentworth street, ward 6, 1,000 00

Moses H., house, Cocheco aA-enue, 1,800 00

two-thirds of two acres, Eastern

avenue, 100 00

John F., house, 23 Summer street, 600 00

Jane, two houses, Un'on street, 1,400 00

Stephen S., house. Walnut avenue, 1,200 00

home farm, Twombly road, 1,400 00

field, Salmon Falls road, 200 00

Jones, Warren C, house. Grove street, 1,800 00

pasture and wood, Summer street, 400 00

house, 8 Grove street, 1,000 00

Martin E., house, 4 Cocheco avenue, 600 00

Clara E., house, Gr'een street, 500 00

Leland W., tenement block, stable and lot,

Warren street, 2,600 00

Kimball, Robert B., house, Cocheco avenue, 1,500 00

William H., house, 5 Pleasant street, 1,400 00

Knox, George H., house, Green street, 1,500 00

Loud, Elmer E., house, Walnut avenue, 900 00

Willard H., house, 23 Grove street, 850 00

123

WARD ONE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Lovejoy, Asael heirs, lot, Cocbeco avenue, 100 00

Libby, Linwood, lot, Salmon Falls road, 100 00

McCrillis, George, house, 53 Main street, 2,200 00

land, both sides Eastern avenue, 1,000 00

land, near G. A. Drew's, 100 00

Joel estate, house, 8 Mill street, 2,200 00

Joel W., house. Highland street, 1,500 00

Charles W., land, 44 Mill street, 400 00

Lorenzo estate, house, 7 Mill street, 1,000 00

Mary H., house. Highland street, 500 00

McElroy, Thomas, house, 18 Pearl street, 500 qO
McDuffee, Mary E., home place, Chestnut Hills road, 350 00

land, Wakefield road, 350 00
Charles H., Smith place. Chestnut Hills road, 200 00

McGill, Sarah A., house, Pleasant street, 1,500 00
Lawrence V., land, No. Main street, ward 4, 1,000 00

Mills, George E., house, 3 Green street, 1,000 00

Benj. C, house, 8 Walnut street, 1,200 00

lot. Walnut street, 150 00
Morrison, Susan B., Est., house, 11 Highland street, 1,000 00

George S., house, 12 Grove street, 800 00

Moorehouse, Lizzie, house, Green street, 200 00

Moouey, Benj. H., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,100 00

Nute, Andrew R., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 600 00

pasture, Salmon Falls road, 350 00

Nowell, Mrs. Rose T., house, 25 Grove street, 850 00

Ordway, Edson A., house. No. Rochester, 800 00

O'Neal, Edwin F., home farm, off Portland street, 500 00

O'Brien, M. C, house, 13 Grove street, 2,200 00

Parsons, Lizzie F., house, 11 Mill street, 1,300 00

Peavey, Thomas W., house, 90 Main street, 2,500 00

Prescott, AlmaF., house, 25 Autumn street, 1,500 00

Pray, Ezra Dr., home farm, Salmon Falls road, 3,800 00

Chick farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,960 00

two lots, Union street, 200 00

124

WARD ONE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Pray, Aniasa, home farm, Salmon Fall road, 1,500 OO
Charles E., orchard, field a.id pasture,

Salmon Falls road, 500 00

house and store, Main street, 2,000 00

Quimby, Frank, house, Highland street, 1,500 OO'

Charles E., house. Main street, 1,600 00

Levi A. estate, house, Highland street, 1,100 00

Larkin estate, house. Main street, 1,100 00

lot. Grove street, 300 OO

Rankin, Wm. G., house. Academy street, ward 6, 1,300 00

house, Nos. 22-29 Academy street,

ward 6, 2,000 OO

house, Cocheco avenue, 1,200 00

John I., home farm, Adams corner, 2,200 00

George M., house, Pine street, 1,500 00

Mrs. Delia estate, house, 16 Grove street, 700 00

Randall, George F., house, 24 Highland street, 900 00

Remick, Colby, house. Grove street, 1,200 00

Ridlon, R. H., house and stable. Walnut street, 1,200 00

Rawcliffe, Wm. estate, house, Mill street, 1,100 00

Richards, Ella A., house, 10 Abbott street, 1,600 00

Albert L., block. Main street, 3,700 00

lot. Pearl street, 200 00

house, store, barber shop and laud, Nos.

33, 35, 37 Main street, 1,900 00

A. W. & Co., mill and land. Grove street, 1,000 00

store house, 250 00

Rogers, Augustus J. estate, house, 12 Summer street, 1,200 00

house, 14 Grove street, 850 00
land. Summer and Spring

streets, 400 OO

Melvin A., house, 24 Autumu street, 1,000 00

Ernest C, house, 27 Grove street, 600 00

house, 29 Grove street, 1,600 00

shoe shop, 1,100 OO

VALUATION

500

00

1,500

00

800

00

900

00

200

00

125

WARD ONE — CONTINUED.

Roberts, Laurel P., house, Salmon Falls road,

Asa P., home farm, Salmon Falls road,
house, Wakefield road, ward 5,
house and lot, Wakefield road,

ward 5,

Aker place, Old road,

Charles F., home place, Salmon Falls road, 1,200 00

AVallace lot, Salmon Falls road, 200 00

Jonathan lot, Salmon Falls road, 250 00

field, Salmon Falls road,

house. Walnut avenue,

land near R. R.,

Home lot, small growth,

Shaw, John W., house, 26 Grove street,

Shorey, Ezra, house, 37 Grove street,

lot. Autumn street,

John C. estate, house 5 and store house,

building, no laud, Autumn

street,
lot. Autumn street,
Annie E., home place, Salmon Falls road,
Nathaniel Jr., house. Eastern avenue,
Sewell, house. Autumn sireet,
house and land. No. side Autumu street,
store, Autumn street,
drug store. Autumn street,
Mrs. Sarah A., house. Main street,
house. Main street,
Charles C, house, Cochece Ave.,
Stephen, Est., buildings and land on

Grove and Autumn streets, 1,000 00
lots. Pine and Highland sts., 400 00
sprout land back of Nute's

Salmon Falls road, 40 00

Sinclair, Carrie M., house, Cocheco Ave., 2,300 00

200

00

800

00

100

00

300

00

950

00

1,500

00

200

00

1,600

00

50

00

300

00

700

00

400

00

1,100

00

500

00

700

00

700

00

1,100

00

1,500

00

900

00

126

WARD ONE CONTINUED. VALUATION,

Sleeper, Corydon A., two houses, INIain and

Abbott streets, 2, GOO 00

Rebecca G,, Est., house, 36 Cocheco Ave., 700 00

Alice A., farm, Strafford road, 500 00

Smith, Charles L., house, 18 Mill street, 700 00

Stevens, Fred K., house, Mill street, 1,600 00

house. Autumn street, 1,050 00

house and lot off Autumn street, 850 00

Stewart, Frank J., home place, Salmon Falls road, 300 00

Walter G., house, Portland street, 700 00

Nettie R., pasture near R. R., 320 00

Irving N., land and barn, Salmon Falls road, 50 00

Scofield, Ernest R., house, Franklin street, 600 00

Shapleigh, Elisha, house, Hickey street, 1,300 00

house, Hickey street, 1,100 00

Mrs. John J., house. Pearl street, 800 00

house. Walnut sti-eet, 800 00

house, AValnut street, 1,000 00

John J., house, Abbott street, 1,600 00

lot, Pearl street, 200 00

Shapleigh, Nicholas B., house and lot. Pearl street, 1,150 00

house, Warren street, 800 00

Seavey, Charles H., and

Stevens, James B., house. Main streei, 1,800 00

Spaulding, J. & Sons., house, No. Rochester, 2,000 00

LaChance house, No. Roch., 600 00
4 houses. No. side

street to river, 2,000 00
2 houses, So. side

street to river, 1,000 00

Tebbetts, Isaac H., two houses and land, Union St., 1,100 00

house, 12 Mill street, 700 00

John W., house and stable, Main street, 4,500 00

Tebbetts, Hayes & Manson, house, Abbott

and Grove streets, 1,200 00

127

WARD ONE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Nos. 47-49 Maiu street, 3,000 00
house, 14 Abbott street,
' lot, Main street,

3 houses, Hickey street,
3 houses, Walnut street,
Tebbetts & Hayes, house and lot, 6 Pine street,
Moses, home place, Salmon Falls road,
William P., home farm. No. Rochester,
George S., land, Salmon Falls road,

home place, Salmon Falls road,
Everett J., house, 16 Autumn street,
Lewis, land, Main road,

Roberts Farm, Back road,
home place, Salmon Falls road,
Randlett lot, W^hitehall,
Tate lot, Whitehall,
Thompson, Hollls E., house. Walnut avenue,
Towle, Abner estate, house, Abbott street,

Frank E., house, 17 Main street,
Varney, D, Wesley, house. Granite street, ward 6,

two houses. Pine street, ward 4,
house and lot. Maple street,

ward 4,
house, 38 Maple street, ward 4,
lot, Chamberlain road, ward 6,
house, Prospect street, ward 6,
William H., land and barn, Salmon Fails
road,

land. Autumn street,

house, 1') Highland street,

land, Salmon Falls road,

William C, field and wood, Salmon Falls road, 500 00

Walter F., lot, Highland street, 150 00

Martha, house, 1 Main street, 850 00

land, Salmon Falls road, 300 00

800

00

400

00

2,250

00

2,776

00

1,100

00

350

00

500

00

700

00

900

00

1.500

00

500

00

1,920

00

2,200

00

350

00

60

00

850

00

1,300

00

1,300

00

800

00

700

00

1,000

00

550

00

76

00

700

00

1,400

00

400

00

300

00

50

00

128

WARD ONE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Walker, James, estate, house, 18 Main street, 2,200 00

WarburtOD, Ed. H. estate, home place Salmon Falls

road,
land, Wakefield road,
Wendell, land, Wakefield road,
Noah, plains, Wakefield road,
intervale, Wakefield road,
house and land, Salmon Falls road,
James H., home place, Salmon Falls road,
land, Salmon Falls road,
pasture, Salmon Balls road,
Weare, Albert M., house, Cocheco avenue,

land, Weare and Green streets,
Wright, Irwin, house, 23 Mill street,
Wentworth, Frank O., house. No. Rochester,
Ira estate, house. No. Rachester,
Simon estate, home farm. No. Rochester, 2,200 00
Isaac, field. No. Rochester,
Walter S., land. No. Rochester,
Charles H., house. No. Rochester,
Wilder, James M., house, 32 Grove street.
White, Albauus, house, 16 Pearl street,
Willey, Betsey J., house, 28 Mill street,
Willand, Mary estate, lot, Hickey street,
Williamson, John estate, house, 14 Green street,
Winn, Andrew J. estate, house, 30 Autumn street,
Webster, M. A. J., house, PleaSant street.
Young, Dorcas, house. Highland street,

Daniel L. estate, house. Walnut street.

900

00

20

00

100

00

86

00

80

00

700

00

500

00

100

00

200

00

1,300

00

400

00

1,200

00

800

00

500

00

2,200

00

500

00

250

00

900

00

1,500

00

500

00

900

00

100

00

1,100

00

1,200

00

700

00

750

00

900

00

129

Ward Two,

OWNER. DESCRIPTION OF PROrBRTY, VALUATION

Abbott, W. H. H., one-half house, Nos. 33-35 Upham

street, $ 700 00

house, near old cemetery, 600 00

Frank L., 36 Silver street, 700 00

Ernest G., home farm, Main road, 1,000 00

Ames, David M., house, 72 Charles street, 1,850 00

land and barn, Main road, 750 00

laud, near R. R., 70 00

Auger, E. Phillis, house, 74 Charles street, 2,200 00

Andrews, Charles H., home farm, Main road, 1,800 00

Woodward farm. Main road, 600 00

Aunis, Dr. AiS., house and lot, 28 King street, 3,700 00

Allen, Charles A., farm, Barrington road, 1,600 00

Aubert, Joseph, home farm, Main road, 1,200 00

Bailey, Charles M., house, 29 King street, 2,400 00

house, 35 King street, 1,100 00

house 23 King street, 900 00

house, 6 King street, 900 00

house, 8 Court street, 900 00

house, Ela court, 1,800 00

lot, corner Farrington and King

streets, 200 00

Barber, Arthur W., house, 75 Winter street, 800 00

Berry, Charles L., house, 118 Charles street, 1,350 00

Charles H., Hurd place. So. Main street, 1,600 00

wood land, Whitehall, 100 00

John P., lot, First street, 100 00

Wra. F., house, 1 off Silver street, 450 00

130

WARD TWO — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Bennett, Albert, house, 15 Spruce street, 450 00

Bickford, Albert W., home place, Dover road, 700 00

Hall farm, Dover road, 600 00

Nancy G., house. Chamberlain road, 900 00

Blake, Thomas, house and lot. 7 Blake street, 700 00

house and lot, 30 Hancock street, 900 00

house and saloon, Hanson street, 3,500 00

Blaisdell, Daniel G., house and lot, 25 King street, 1,150 00

Willard A., lot, 55 Prospect street, 40 00

Brahaney, Martin P., house, 115 So. Main street, 1,900 00

house, Knight court, 700 00

house. Knight court, 600 00

Brunswick block, Hanson

street, 4,000 00

Brock, Arthur N., house, 5 May street, 2,000 00

Mary, house, 8 Union street, 1,200 00

W. H. H., house, 13 Furber street, 900 00

Burnham, James, land adjoining Somersworth, 600 00

Brannon, James, house, 22 Hancock street, 1,100 00

Frank, house, 15 Hancock street, 1,100 00

Dennis, house, 6 Church street, 1,100 00

Butler, George E., three lots. Highland street, 150 00

Julia A., house, 9 Lincoln street, 1,500 GO

Charles S., house, Cliamberlain road, 150 00

Bliss, Henry A., house, 7 May street, 1,700 00

Canney, Delwin C, house, 11 King street, 1,500 00

Came, Edson W., house, 47 Winter street, 1,200 00

Casey, Michael, Nos. 1-2 Blake street, 750 00

lot, Blake street, 150 00

Church, Samuel D., two houses, Nos. 5-7 Furber

street, 1,800 00

Clark, John T., house, 67 Winter street, .1,400 00

lot, Franklin street, 76 00

Collins, Mrs. Mary, house, Osborne street, 1,400 00

lot, Osborne street, 150 00

131

WARD TWO — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Conwa}', Mary A., house, G8 Charles street, 1,900 00

Mrs. Luther M., house, 6 Spring street, 900 00

Corimer, Peter, house, 9 Logan street, 700 00

Cottuli, J. L., house, 114 Charles street, 1,300 00

Corson, Elmer E., house, 11 May street, 700 00

Copp, Mrs. Lizzie B., house, Charles street, 3,000 00

Cragin, Michael, house, 1 Hancock street, 900 00

lot off Hancock street, 50 00

Mrs. Michael, house, 11 Hancock street, 1,300 00

Cross, Ernest A., farm, Main road, 1,400 00

Roberts field. Main road, 250 00

pasture. Main road, 120 00

house, 27 Knight street, 2,900 00

house, Winter street, 1,200 00

Crocker, Fred H., house, 155 Charles street, 1,700 00

Fred W., house, 153 Charles street, 1,100 00

Crannon, Wm. F., house, 29 Upham street, 1,200 00

lot, Upham street, 200 00

Dame, Chas. W., home farm. Main road, 1,800 00

lot. Main road, 100 00

Harry O., house, 8 Court street, 1,000 00

Fanny A., house, 197 So. Main street, 700 00

Duntley, Amos G., house, 88 Charles street, 1,900 00

Edney, James M., home place, Dover road, 400 00

Nute place, Dover road, 100 00

Edgerly, Russell C, house, Lowell street, 800 00

Mary E., land, Lowell street, 100 00

house. May street, 800 00

Elliot, Edwin D., house, 144 Charles street, 2,300 00

lot in rear of barn, 300 00

two lots, Lowell street, 200 00

Horace H., lot, Charles street, 200 00

Elliott Brothers, land, Farmington road, 100 00

house, Lowell street, 450 00

Ellis, J. Ed., lot, Chamberlain road, 120 00

132

WARD TWO CONTINUED. VALUATION

Felker, Frank B., house, 140 Cbarles street, 1,800 00

field, Lowell street, 300 00

Foss, Fred G., house, 79 Winter street, 1,000 00

S. Drew, land, Strafford road, 150 00

Frye, John, house and lot, 16 Silver street, 1,000 00

French, Leslie, lot, Linden street, 100 00

Fox, Frank, house, 11a near R. R., 300 00

Furbush, George P., house, 43 Winter street, 1,500 00

Farbiish, G. Will estate, house, 87 Charles street, 2,400 00

house, 12 HeatOD street, 1,300 00

field, Strafford road, 600 00

Fernald, John C, house, 103 Charles street, 3,800 00

laud and buildings, Wallace

street, 3,000 00

Mrs. Anneti J., house, 44 Linden street, 1,400 00

Geddis, Mrs. James, house, 24 King street, 1,400 00
Gilman, Wm. estate, one-half house, 41 Winter

street, 600 00

Goodwin, Sarah M., house, 192 So. Main street, 1,300 00

Harriett S., lot, So. Main street, 100 00

Charles E., home place, Main road, 1,000 00

laud. Main road, 300 00

Gowell, John estate, house, Nos. 85-87 So. Main

street, 3,200 00

house, 32 Knight street, 2,000 00

house, Nos. 9-11 Upham street, 1,100 00

Grant, John, home farm, Gonic hill, 600 00

Gray, John M., house, 19 Logan street, 600 00

Graham, David, house, 199 So. Main street, 700 00

Grassey, Louis, house, 12 Logan street, 600 00

Gunnison, Wm. T., house, Charles street, 1,400 00

house, 4 Spring street, 1,300 00

Hail, Albert J., Ham's old farm, Dry hill, 800 00

field and orchard off Main road, 700 00

Elmer E. & Son, land off Strafford road, 250 00

133

WARD TWO — CONTINUED.

Hall, Wm. M., house, Haskell field,
house. Second street,
Aithui' A., house, Main road,
Elmer E., house, 128 Charles street,
five lots, Wiiley street,
Hathaway, Herbert H., farm, Main road,
Ham, Edgar B., lots. So. Main street,
Hanson, Chas. P]. and John S.. land and growth

near R. R.,
Charles E., home farm. Main road,
IMrs. John M., house, 31 Silver street,
Halpin, Mary, house, Farringtou street,
Hawkes, Ezra M , 40 ft. shed near R. R.,
lot, Silver street,
30 ft. coal shed near R. R.,
Haunon, Patrick, house, 23 Hancock street,
Hartford, Sarah, house and laud, 8 Hancock street,

David B., nine lots, Crockett field,
Hart, Roscoe L. Est., home place, Dover road,

field and growth, Gt. Falls ro:
Hastie, James, house 34 Silver street,
Haley, Wm. J., two houses, Nos. 50-52 Hancock st.,
Hussey lot, Hancock street,
lot. Main street,
Hayes, Harry, house, 37 Broad street,
ElUen, house 86 Charles street,
Hattie E., house, 6 May street,
Martha D., house, 31 Bioad street,
Edwin F., house, 108 Charles street,
Frank R., home farm, Dover road,
sprout, Dry hill,
Herron, William, house, 34 King street,
Hartigan, Mrs. Edward, house, 10 King street.
Hill, John W., house and lot, Furber street,
house, Furber street,

VALUAT]

400

[ON

00

100

00

700

00

1,500

00

150

00

1,400

00

200

00

600

00

1,600

00

500

00

500

00

200

00

300

00

50

00

700

00

1,100

00

400

00

400

00

id, 120

00

700

00

., 900

00

400

00

120

00

400

00

2,200

00

1,000

00

400

00

600

00

1,600

00

200

00

800

00

900

00

1,200

00

800

00

134

"WAUD TWO — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Hill, John W., house, 32 Silver street, 600 00

lot cor. Western ave. and Furber st,, 100 00

Hodgdon, Victoria, house, 73 Charles street, 2,800 00

land adj. C. A. Allen farm, 80 00

I. Dana, intervale, off Charles street, 300 00

Geo. F., house, 14 Common street, 700 00

Fred Will, house, 7 Upham street, 700 00

Holt & Barbian, building, Wallace field, 300 00

Howard, Mrs. Sarah E., house, 19 Furber street, 600 00

Home, Abbie E., house, 9 Winter street, 900 00

Fred A., home farm, Gonic hill, 1,170 00

Charles H., house, Charles street, 1,500 00

Home & Watson, Libby lot, Whitehall, 50 00

Simon L. Est., home farm, Main road, 1,800 00

field and small growth. Main

road, 150 00

field and growth. Main road, 1,200 00

Jessie R., land and growth. Main road, 800 00

Rollins lot, Main road, 350 00

Samuel P., sprout land. Main road, 100 00

Horney, William, house, 67 Charles street, 1,500 00

Hunter, Helen, one-half house, 26 Common street, 600 00

house, 28 Common street, 800 00

house, 30-32 Common street, 1,000 00

house, off Common street, 700 00

house, off Common street, 700 00

Hurd, James estate, house, 119 So. Main street, 1,400 00

lot, Common street, 300 00

Jackson, James A., home farm. Main road, 2,500 00

stump off Main road, 140 00

land. Main road, 150 00

house, Main road, 700 00

Martha, Libby lot. Main road, 200 00

Jones & Preston, Nichols farm, Chamberlain road, 1,000 00

Jenness, Stephen S., house, 64 Hancock street, 600 00

13o

WARD TWO — CONTINUED.

Killcon, Michael, house aud lot, 12 Church slreet,

Thomas, house off Hancock street,
Kendall, Wm. H. Jr., house, 21 Logan street,
Lachance, Richard, house, 8 Spruce street,
Lawrence, C. E. S., house, 15 First street,

farm, Salmon Falls road,
Lamos, Horace A. estate, lot, Charles street,
Lee, Daniel L., pasture, Dover road,

house aud lot, Charles street,
Alice F., home farm, Dover road,
Larey, Mrs. Annie T., house, 51 Winter street,
James Jr., lot. Court street,
lot. Court street,
Letourneau, Joseph, home farm, Main road,

house, 50 Chestnut street,
Locke, Augusta, houee, 63 Winter s reet,

Clarence E., plains, Chestnut Hills road,
Alphonso B., house, 96 Charles street,
Lord, Abbie A., two lots, Haskell field,

James, lot, Main road,
Legro, John estate, house, 129 So. Main street,
Ludden, Thomas, house off Hancock street,

Thomas Jr., house, 46 Hancock street,
Lyons, John, lot off Hancock street.
Lamb, Thomas, lot, 47 Linden street,
Mallett, Clarence, lot, Chamberlain road,
Mason, William estate, house, 27 Hancock street.
Marble, Geo. F., house, 116 Charles street,
McCabe, Patrick, house, 15 Church street,
McKay, Daniel J., house, 73 Winter street,
McCuddy, John, house, 7 Lincoln street,
McClellan, John estate, house, 195 So. Main street,

Joseph, lot, So. Main street,
McDonald, Mrs. Peter, house. King street,
lot. King street.

VALUATION

1,200

00

800

00

300

00

900

00

850

00

1,200

00

200

00

200

00

800

00

350

00

1,400

00

200

00

200

00

750

00

800

00

1,200

00

200

00

800

00

200

00

100

00

5,300

00

700

00

700

00

50

00

100

00

100

00

800

00

1,300

00

1,200

00

800

00

1,200

00

800

00

120

00

1,000

00

200

00

136

"WARD TWO CONTINUED. VALUATION

McGinn, Michael, house, 5 Blake street, 900 00

McCullough, Andrew, house, 22 Logan street, 450 00

Mclntire, Mrs. Ann, house off Charles street, 1,200 00

McQuade, Andrew, house, 1 Hancock street, 1,400 00

John, house, 32 Hancock street, 1,000 00

McDerniott, Florence, Crockett farm, Main road, 4,320 00

McShane, Peter, bouse, 20 Common street, 900 00
Meserve, Charles A. and Lucy A. Carpenter, part

Meserve farm antl buildings. Main road, 2,000 00

John VV., home farm, Gonic hill, 1,200 00

Meader, Fred P., house, 22 Knight street, 1,500 00

Morgan, Thomas, house, 48 Hancock street, 400 00

Mooney, Mary, house, 14 Hancock street, 500 00

house, Hancock street, 200 00

Marison, Peter, iJ^use, 33 Silver street, 700 00

Nason, Wm. H. S., house, 20 King street, 1,000 00

Sewell H., house, 27 Broad street, 700 00

Neddeau, John, house, 16 Logan street, 600 00

Neal, Wilder B., house, Nos. 83-85 Charles street, 3,300 00

Nealand, Mrs. D. P., house, 122 Charles street, 1,500 00

Naugle, Patrick J., house, 7 Church street, 800 00

Nye, Daniel F., house, 32 King street, 850 00

Osborne, David G., house, 15 King street, 1,000 00

Henry L., house, 157 Charles street, 1,200 00

O'Malley, Peter, one- half house and lot, 24 Common

street, 900 00

Otis, W. 8., land adjoining Somers worth, 250 00

Plantier, Joseph, house,. 10 Osborne street, 950 00

Palmer, Mrs. Mary E., house, 28 King street, 900 00

Parsons, Goss, house, 8 May street, 900 00

Patrick, John, house, 23 Broad street, 800 00

Patrick, Daniel H., house otT Broad street, 700 00

two lots off Broad street, 200 00

Perkins, John T., house, 27 Winter street, 1,200 00

Peaslee, Charles E., home farm, Dover road, 800 00

is;

WARD TWO— CONTINUED. VALUATION

Phillips, Geo. H., home place, Chamberlain road, 400 00
Preston, Geo. W., house, 77 Winter street, 600 00
Frank B., three houses, Green st., ward 1, 1,800 00
Hall block, So. Main street, 1,000 00
Philbrick, Seth J., house, Chamberlain road, 1,200 00
Pike, l/ucy estate, house and lot Hancock street, 500 00
land below Jenness place to over-
head bridge near B. &. M R. R., 800 00
Pugsley, Everett A., house 120 Charles street, 1,G00 00
land and growth Lowell street, 360 00
Quinn, Neal, house and land near R. R., off May

street, 800 00

Mrs. Winifred, house, 9 Church street, 650 00

Randall, Mrs. Frank P., house, 12 Osborne street, 1,300 00

Ricker, John S., house Western avenue, 600 00

Mary A., house, 109 Charles street, 900 00

Roberts, Dana S., house, 23 Winter street, 800 00

John R., estate, land, Wakefield road, 100 00

Mrs. Lucy, house, 82-84 Charles street, 1600 00

Robinson, Florence L., house, 26 Lowell street, 450 00

Rollins, Geo. W., house, 61 Winter street. 1,200 00

Rendell, Julia A., sprout, Dover road, 76 00

Sanborn, Wm. C, farm, Gonic Hill, 600 00

Alice, house, 75 Charles street, 3,000 00

Scruton, Stephen B., house, 200 South Main street, 1,000 00

Sargent, Fred, house, 9 Court street, 900 00

Sanders, John F., house, 93 Charles street, 3,700 00

house, 49 Charles street, 900 00

store and tenement, Charles street, 1,500 00

land, Charles street, 1,800 00

house, Academy street, 2,000 00

house. Glen street, 1,200 00

two houses, Leonard street, 1,400 00

Shaw, Caroline L., house, 14 Court street, 600 00

Sleeper, Frank, two lots, Prospect street, 150 00

138

"WARD TWO — CONTINUED. VALUATIOK

Shannon, Nathaniel estate, J house, 39 Winter

street, 600 00
house, cor. King and

Court street, 900 00

Smith, Frank M., p]lni house, Dover road, 1,800 00

land, Dover road, 200 00

Walter H., house, 104 Charles street, 1,600 00

lot, Charles street, 300 00

Smart, Mrs. John O., house, May street, 2,600 00

Stewart, Lizzie, house, 94 Chales street, 1,500 00

house off Charles street, 500 00

Scahill, Thomas, house, 11 Church street, 650 00

Sylvain, Peter, house, 4 Spruce street, 700 00

lot, King street, 150 00

house, 13 Court street, 500 00

land, Four Rod road, 76 00

house, 15 Court street, 750 00

Archie, house, 3 Spruce street, 700 00

Tebbetts, Edward L., house, 120 Charles street, 1,450 00

Tasker, Emily, house, 90 Charles street, 2,200 00

Tobin, William, house, 21 Winter street, 1,300 00

Tash, Frank, house, 103 Winter street, 450 00

Trickey, Emma D. est., house, 124 So. Main street, 3,000 00

Geo. C, land. Main road, 400 00

two lots. Main road, 150 00

Betsy J., home place, Whitehall road, 1,100 00

land, Whitehall road, 120 00

Troy, Patrick, house, 2 Bryan street, 500 00

Tuttle, Isaac, home place. Main road, 200 00

Twombly, Allen, home farm, Dover road, 1,000 00

Edgar F., two lots. Prospect street, 250 00

field. Ten Rod road, 250 00

wood. Dry hill, 250 00

Valley, Mrs. Ann estate, house and land, 40 Hancock

street, 1,100 00

VALUATION

300

00

2,500

00

400

00

550

00

150 00

150

00

500

00

!, 50

00

700

00

1,040

00

139

"WARD TWO — CONTINUED.

Valley, Charles E., lot back of Mrs. Valley's,
Varney, George E., home farm, Main road,

land and barn, Main road,
Ellas C, house, 29 Broad street,
land. Black water road,
Vinning, Elbridge estate, small growth. Four Rod

road,
Wallace, E. G. & E., blacksmith shop, near R. R.,

Dame lot, near Eastern avenue,
Knight lot,

McDuffee lot. Ten Rod road,
Henderson lot, Farmington road, 300 00
land. So. Main street, 600 00

house, Nos. 34-36 Winter

street, 1,500 00

house, 35 Winter street, 800 00

house, 7 Winter street, 600 00

Hoyt house, R. R. avenue, 500 00

land between R. R. and Winter

street, 2,500 00

store house, 200 00

lot, Lincoln street, 300 00

house, Nos. 23-25 Lincoln

street, 1,400 00

house, Nos. 19-21 Lincoln

street, 1,200 00

house, Nos. 15-17 Lincoln

street, 1,400 00

house, Nos. 11-13 Lincoln

street, 1,400 00

house, 12 Winter street, 1,100 00

house. So. Main street, 1,800 00

George E., house, Common street, 12,000 00

house, 11 Lincoln street, 1,600 00

house, 13 Lincoln street, 2,000 00

140

WARD TWO CONTINUED. VALUATION

Wallace, George PI, farm. Ten Rod road, 10,000 00

Richard J., home farm. So. Main street, 3,000 00

Warren, Lydia A., home place, Gonic hill, 300 00

Weare, Herbert T., house, Whitehall road, 400 00

Mary E., home place, Chamberlain road, 1,600 00

land. Chamberlain road, 1,400 00

wood lot, Whitehall, 300 00

wood lot, Whitehall, 100 00

Pike farm, Great Falls road, 1,000 00

Walker, Mrs. Henry and others, land off Hancock

street, 400 00

Wentworth, Harry H., part Nichols farm, 1,800 00

Leonard R., house, 38 Silver street, 800 00
Whitehouse, Frank P., house and land, 152 Charles

street, 2,400 00
John M., home place, Great Falls road, 400 00
Woodes, Elizabeth E., house and lot, 20 First

street, 500 00

Willey, Frank A., farm, Great Falls road, 1,500 00

field and growth, Main road, 460 00

Worcester, Frank G., house, 14 Osborne street, 600 00

Willand, John A., house, 183 Charles street, 900 00
Wilkinson, Clara D., house and land, 2 Common

street, 1,200 00

Wormhood, Sherburn M., house, Main road, 650 00

Hartley L., house, Crockett field, 850 00

Herbert E., house, Main road, 400 00

Wright, John, house, 47 Linden street, 1,000 00

Young, Byron R., house, 196 Main road, 800 00

Frank, laud, Main road, 350 00

141

Ward Three.

OWNEK. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. VALUATION

Abbott, John Q., home farm, Meadeiboro corner, $ 1,400 00

Allen, Edrick M., house and store, Main street, 2,000 00

James S., house. School street, 1,000 00

James L. estate, house. Main street. 900 00

Ballow, Helen PL, house, Main street, 1,000 00
Babb, Wm. H. estate, home farm, Pickering

crossing, 1,900 00

growth, Pickering crossing, 400 00

George F., tenement and shop, R. R. avenue, 1,000 00

house. Church street, 500 00

Bean, C. Enos, farm, Blackwater road, 400 00

Berry, George C, home farm, Strafford road, 350 00

Joel, growth, Sheepboro road, 450 00

Bickford, George A., home farm, Blackwater road, 1.900 00

wood lot, Blackwater road, 150 00

Horace A., farm off Strafford road, 900 00

Blakley, Geo. C, brick yard, Gonic, 2,000 00

Beaulieu, Marcel, house, Maple street, 500 00

Bunker, Ellen A., home farm. Four Rod road, 250 00

Boston Brick Co., brick yard, Gonic, 10,000 00

Willey lot, Blackwater road, 100 00

Brock, Fred, lot, Chamberlain road, 100 00

Charles S., lot, Strafford road, 170 00

Elijah estate, home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,100 00

Burke, Louis, Hussey farm, Hussey road, 1,300 00

Chad wick, John, block. Main street, 1,500 00

Clough, Mrs. Mary E,, home place, Meaderboro

road, 800 GO

142

WARD THREE — CONTINUED.

Canney, George A., home farm, Jenness road,
Cilley, Sewell J. estate, two houses, Main street,

Ann, house. School street,
Clark, Mrs. Joseph L., land and shop, Blackwater

road ,
Smith estate, home farm, Harrington road,
pasture, Barrington road.
Dry hill wood lot,
Carrigan, Noel, house, Sherman avenue,
Colomy, Nettie P., home farm. Dry hill,

meadow, Barrington road,
land, Meaderboro road,
Cossette, Eugene, three houses, Main street,
Crateau, Exavia, house, Railroad avenue,
Daggett, Andrew, home farm, Barrington road,
land, Barr'ngton road,
Tasker place, Neck road.
Slump adjoining home farm,
Warren W., house and land, Main street,
George O., house, Hansonville,
Davis, Horace E., buildings and land, Blackwater

road,
Desmarais, Gesseppe, biick yard,

two houses and Reynolds lot,
Dodge, Josephine, home place, Flagg road,
Dore, Ann R., home farm, Jenness road,

house, Jenness road,
Drolett, Ovid, house. Neck road,
Dickinson, William, home farm, Meaderboro road,
Dustin, Miles H., farm, Dover road,
Eastman, Charles H., house and lot. Main street,
Emmonds, Henry, farm, Barrington road,
Emery, Joshua, home farm. Neck road,

Justin, lot, Charles street,
Emerson, Geo. E., land off Flagg road,

VALUATION^

2,600

oa

2,050

00

600

00

100

00

4,100

00

920

00

1,600

00

500

00

1,400

00

70

00

120

00

1,700

00

500

00

600

00

60

00

400 00

50

00

1,100

00

400

00

600

00

1,200

00

500

00

250

00

1,700

00

300

00

400

00

500

00

600

00

600

00

1,300

00

1,200

00

300

00

100

00

143

WARD THREE — CONTINUED.

Estes, Charles, home farm, Meaderboro road,
sprout, Dry hill,
tillage land in cor.,
Evans, Thomas H., home farm, Meaderboro

road,

Evans lot, Strafford road,
Charles F., house, Strafford road,
field, Strafford road,
orchard, Strafford road,
Edward E., home farm, Strafford road,
Amos M., home farm, Dover road,
Ed Roscoe, land, Strafford load,
England, Freeman, home place, cross road,
Felker Brothers, land near Parry brick yard,
sprout adjoining Harrington,
wood lot, Whitehall,
Henry W., house, Congress street, ward 6,

house, Neck road,
Deborah estate, wood lot. Dry hill,
William H., home farm,

Hayes farm, Neck road,

house, Main street,

house, corner Oak and Main

streets,
Otis place, Otisville,
Osborne lot, Lowell street,
land, Hussey road,
land Lowell street, ward 2,
J. E. Ellis lot, Lowell street,
ward 2,
S. D., mill and lot, 47 Lafayette street,
land and buildings. Four Rod road,
house, 16 Chestnut street,
two lots, Prospect street,
Wentworth lot, Neck road,

VALUATION

1,540

00

20

00

40

00

4,040

00

1, 150

00

600

00

450

00

200

00

1,550

00

2,000

00

100

00

1,200

00

250

00

200

00

300

00

1,800

00

300

00

2,500

00

5,000

00

1,500

00

1,600

00

500

00

150

00

60

00

860

00

100

00

70

00

500

00

500

00

500

00

20

00

500

00

144

WARD THREE CONTINUED.

Felker, S. D,, small growth, Dry bill,
house. Maple street,
lots. Pine street,

lots, Washioglou and Cleveland streets, 150 00
lot between Jackson and Washington,
lot. Prospect street,
Tetherly lot,

sprout and pasture, Strufiford road,
Pearl shop,

stable near foundry, ward 6,
land and buildings. Four Rod road,
Flagg, William estate, home farm, Flagg road,

growth, Dry hill,

Farringtou, Hannah, house, Hansonville,

Fleury, Charles, house, no land, Jenness road,

Foss, Andrew estate, home farm. Dry hill,

growth, Hayes lot,

James F. estate, pasture and growth,

Barrington road,

MeDuflfee lot. Dry hill road.

Mar}' J., house, Hansonville,

Eugene I., five-twelfths of forty acres wood

and field off Strafford road,

Edgar E., Gear field, Meaderboro road,

Benjamin M., pasture, near Strafford road,

George M., house, Strafford road,

James W., meadow, Swain lot,

Rebecca estate, home place. Four Rod road,

Ernest R., house, R. R. avenue,

Frank E., lot. Dry hill.

Garland, Lewis estate, home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,000 00

James M. estate, home place, Flagg road, 150 00

Charles N., house, Neck road, 150 00

Gage, Walter F., growth, cross road to Great Falls, 400 00

Gagne, Joseph, house, Neck road, 150 00

VALUATION

450

00

1,200

00

600

00

ts, 150

00

, 300

00

76

00

350

00

400

00

1,200

00

50

00

100

00

2,000

00

150

00

600

00

300

00

3.600

00

250

00

800

00

360

00

500

00

1,176

00

100

00

100

00

150

00

';70

00

350

00

1,200

00

400

00

145

WARD THREE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Goodwin, John F., honne place, Neck road, 500 00

Gear, Justin H., house and lot, 20 Sherman avenue, 800 00
A. S. H. estate, home farm, Meaderboro road, 740 00

Gonic Mfg. Co. agent's house. Main street, 3,200 00

house and stable, Church street, 900 00

house, new. Church street, 1,800 00

house, 32-34 Church street, 1,300 00

house, 24-26 Church street, 1,300 00

house, 20-22 Church street, 1,300 00

house, 12-14-16-18 Church street, 2,200 00

Bradford Inn, 5,000^ 00

house. Main street, 800 00

house, 47-49 Main street, 1,000 00

house, Main street, 500 00

lots, 7-9 Main street, 700 00

house, 32-35 Maple street, 1,000 00

house, 19-21 Maple street, 1,000 00

house, 15-17 Maple street, 1,000 00

house, 7-9 Maple street, 1,400 00

house, 11-13 Maple street, 1,400 00

house. Maple street, new, 1,800 00

Ricker house and field, 700 00

land lot, Dry hill, 150 00

house, Felker street, 1,200 00

house, Felker street, 1,200 00

house, Church street, 1,800 00

land, Dover road, 300 00

Gray, Charles E., land. Church street, 100 00

John O., house. Main street, 1,200 00

lot. School street, 150 00

Willie E., farm, Meaderboro road, 400 00

Frank M. W., land, Strafford road, 140 00

Emerson place, Strafford road, 200 00

Gonic Improvement Co., Allen shop. Oak street, 1,200 00

146

WARD THREE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Hall, Ralph H., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,600 00
John W. estate, building and land, Neck road, 900 00
John W. estate and Geo. W. Ham estate, home

farm, Neck road, 3,000 00

plains, cross road, 50 00

Ham, Mrs. Edgar J., house. Signal street, ward 5, 2,000 00

house. Signal street, ward 5, 300 00

house, Signal street, ward o, 800 00

house, 43 Signal street, 3,200 00

Edgar J., home farm, Neck road, 2,000 00

field and pasture, Foss road, 400 00

James W., Gile lot, stump. Dry hill, 50 00

Mrs. Hannah, house. Church street, 800 00

Hale, Samuel, farm. Neck road, 1,400 00

growth. Neck road, 200 00

Hart, Martha, home place, Howard road, 800 00

stump laud, Howard road, 200 00

Hanson, .John W., home place, Wiuter street, 500 00

Mark A. estate, house, Hansonville, 1,200 00

Hanson, Joseph, house, Hansonville, 800 00

Hayes, Benj. F., home farm, Gonic, 3,800 00

house. Main street, 800 00

stump, Meaderboro road, 100 00

Jenkins lot, Meaderboro road, 150 00

farm, Hussey hill, 800 00

Arthur H., home farm. Neck road, 3,400 00

J. Chesley, growth Dry hill, 200 00

Mrs. B. F., house, Main street, 900 00

Rachel, house and land. Main street, 1,400 00

store and tenement. Main street, 800 00

Higgins, Willis O., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,130 00

meadow, INIeaderboro road, 70 00

pasture, Meaderboro road, 300 00

Hodgdon, Lillian A., home farm, Strafford road, 2,350 00

land, Strafford road, 300 00

147

WARD THREE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Howard, Charles E. estate, home phice, Howard road, 350 00

John H., home place, Howard road, 300 00

Nancy J., home place, Howard road, 500 00

Herman, home place, Howard road, 400 00

Nutter field, Howard road, 600 00

Isabella M., house Church street, 1,000 00

Hobbs, Jcihn F., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,000 00

Holland, Mary A., house. Church street, 500 00

Howe, Leslie A., home farm, Dry hill, GOO 00

Hurd, John W. estate, home farm, Dry hill, 1,050 00

Charles L., home farm, Meaderboro road, 700 00

Edward C. estate, home, farm and McDaniel

lot, Blackwater road, 1,150 00

Caroline C, pasture and growth, Blackwater
road,
Hussey, Walter S., home farm, Harrington road,
part Higgins farm,
George D., growth, Hussey hill,
Iridale, Elizabeth estate, house, Green street ward 1,
Jacob, Susan, home place, Flagg road,
Jenness, Daniel F., home farm, Jenness road,
lot, Blackwater road,
land, Blackwater road,
growth, Sheepboro road,
Richardson lot, Blackwater road,
Noah A., home farm, Jenness road,

lot, Blackwater road,
Geo. I. estate, part Chesley farm,
sprout, adj. Dover,
Emma P., wood lot, Strafford road,
John, land, Dry hill,

school house and lot,
Mrs. Lucy A., Lee lot, Blackwater road,

farm, Blackwater road,
Isaac B., house, Meaderboro road,

1,240

00

3,000

00

300

00

140

00

900

00

400

00

2,400

00

140

00

200

00

600

00

100

00

3,800

00

70

00

200

00

10

00

200

00

50

00

100

00

100

00

700

00

370

00

148

WARD THREE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Jeserman, Fred G. and

Clarence D. Bowles, house, Neck road, 450 00

Jenkins, Charles E., home farm, Meaderboro road, 5,220 00

Keats, Charles H., house. Grove street, 800 00

land Hussey hill, 100 00

Kimball, Jonathan E , home place, Meaderboro

road, 1,200 00

meadow, Meaderboro road, 60 00

Ladd, David, house, Dt-ineiitt street, 1,000 00

Lamb, Mrs. John, house. Church street, 500 00

Lamantine, Ovid, home farm, Straffurd road, 1,400 00

Larose, Leopold, house, 55 Main street, 1 ,200 00

Lachance, Joseph, home farm, Gonic hill road, 600 00

house, 25 Pine street, 800 00

Laooix, AlphoDse, brick yard, 500 00

Napoleon, house. Main street, 1,000 00

Thomas, home place. Oak street, 700 00

house, Oak street, 700 00

house, Nos. 5-7 Lafayette street,

ward 4, 1,700 00

house, 9 Lafayette street, ward 4, 800 00

house, 20 Chestnut street, 1,200 00

house. Neck road, 450 00

Laparre, Perrie, house, R. R. avenue, 1,200 00

LeHen-eaux, Louis, house, Neck road, 300 00

Liltlefield, Josiah, farm. Neck road, 1,300 00

Leavitt, Ovid, home farm, Barriugtou road, 500 00

Lord, Martin L. estate, Hussey lot, 150 00

o;rowth, cross road, Great Falls, 250 00

Larion, Israel, house, Neck road, 300 00

Locke, Lyman estate, house, Church street, 900 00

Lucy, James, house, Church street, 800 00

Massey, Fred G., home farm, Diy hill, 1,620 00

Marchand, L. Eugene, home place, Meaderboro

road, 1,000 00

149

WARD THREE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Marsden, Thomas, house, Church street, 700 00

house, Demeritt street, 700 00

tenement, Felker street, 200 00

Marison, Marcellus, building and land, Hansonville, 250 00

MeClellan, George, home place, Hussey road, 1,000 00

McDuffee, George, lot. Railroad avenue, 300 00

Sarah A., three-fourths land and building

east side Dover road, 540 00

three-fifths brick yard, field and

pasture, west side Dover rd. 2,100 00
Lovey estate, one-fourth land and build-
ings east side Dover rd. 180 00
two-fifths brick yard, field and
pasture west side Dover rd., 1,400 00
J. Arthur, home farm, Grove street,
land near Foss bridge,
McHwaine, Geo. B., house and lot, Church street,
McNish, Levina, home place, Meaderboro road.
Header, John E., house, Church street,
land, Church street,
pasture, Sheepboro road,
Stephen C., house and land, Mill street,

field and pasture, Dry hill road,
land, Meaderboro road,
pasture, Meaderboro road,
field. Church street,
Meader, Ephraim K. estate, home farm and

wood lot, Meaderboro road,
Lizzie H., home farm, Meaderboro road,
Otis, farm, Meaderboro road,
Eli, home farm, Meaderboro road,
meadow and pasture near

Meaderboro road,
meadow, Meaderboro road,
pasture and wood, Meaderboro road.

3,200

00

100

00

1,S00

00

200

00

2,000

00

150

00

500

00

800

00

500

00

100

00

300

00

250

00

2,800

00

1,650

00

900

00

2,100

00

580

00

350

00

450

00

150

WARD THREE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Meatier, Eli, ^ of 20 Heath lot, 10 GO

Wm. W., farm, Meaderboro road, 550 00

Morrill, "Wm. O., home place, Meaderboro corner, 1,100 00

Chas. H., farm, Four Rod road, 650 00

Massie, Noel, home place, Jenness road, 900 00

Mills, Joseph F., home place, Meaderboro road, 850 00

orchard and pasture,

Meaderboro road, 200 00

Mortenson, Andreas, home place, Dry hill, 400 00

Morin, Theophile, house, R. R. avenue, 1,000 00

Nixon, John, house, Oak street, 1,200 00

Daniel, lot. Oak street, 150 00

lot. Main street, 200 00

field, Meaderboro road, 200 00
New England Brick Co., Parry's sand brick yard.
Parry's water brick yard,
Warren brick yard,
Laiion brick yard,

Yeaton brick yard, 10,000 00

Osborne, Downing, brick yard, Gouic, 1,500 00

Benj. E., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,500 00

Warren G., ^ house. Main street, 900 00

Wm. A., home place. Maple street, 900 00

Geo. W., farm, Jenness road, 1,250 00

home place, Jenness road, 800 00

Ritchie lot, Jenness road, 50 00

store house, Gonic station, 100 00

John H., home place. Maple street, 1,500 00

land, Jenness road, 200 00

house, Neck road, 150 00

wood, Hansonville, 150 00

Marquis A., home farm, Sheepboro road, 800 00

sprout, Sheepboro road, 100 00

Hiram S., home farm, Jenness road, 4,700 00

h house. Main street, 800 00

151

WARD THREE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Osborne, Hiiam S., lot. Dry hill, 50 00

James L. estate, farm and brick yard, 3,400 00

Otis, David, home place, Otisville, 300 00

John R,, home place, Otisville, 150 00

Levi, home place, Otisville, 250 00

Parry, William A., farm, Blackwate.- road, 600 00

Pearl, Geo. O., house, Meaderboro road, 400 00

Isaac R., house, Meaderboro road, 20 00

Eva, G., meadow, Meaderboro road, 120 00

Gertrude, home farm, Hussey hill, 2,000 00

Page, Chester H., home farm, Mei.derboro road, 1,650 00

Peaslee, Henry W., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,200 00

field, Meaderboro road, 300 00

Pickering, T. D., home farm, Jenness road, 1,000 00

Plourde, Thomas, land and buildings. Four Rod road, 150 00

Hermidas, house. Church street, 450 00

Potvin, Fred, house, Neck road, 300 00

Pugsley, Winslow L., home place, Church street, 1,200 Oo

Frank, home place, Howard road, 500 00

Kamsbottom, John H., home farm, Dover road, 800 00

Ritchie, Gideon, house. Main road, 1,200 00

Rand, Bickford, home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,350 00

growth, Strafford road, 300 00

James M., house and land, Strafford road, 200 00

Richardson, J. S., Hall farm, Dover road, 900 00

J. S. and Louis M., house, 110 Charles

street, 2,300 00

lot off Charles St., 100 00

Louis M., house, Church street, 800 00

J. D. estate, home place, Dover road, 4,470 00

sprout, Dry hill, 150 00

Mrs. Fred L., home place, Dover road, 600 00

Rogers, Stillman M., home farm, Flagg road, 1,300 00

house and lot. Green street,

ward 1, 1,200 00

152

WARD THREE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Rogers, Stillman M., shop, Main street, ward 1, 300 00

Rowe, John P., home farm, Meaderboro road, 2,200 00

Ross, Marshall, home place, Hussey road, 900 00

Roulx, Joseph H., house. Oak street, 600 00

Jane, house. Railroad avenue, 1,800 00

Henry, house. Oak street, 900 00

Rust, Margarite, house, Otisville, 100 00

Sargent, G. W., farm, Barriugton road, 800 OO

house, Winter street, 600 00

Sampson, Luther estate, home place, Strafford road, 3,480 00

Sanborn, Wm. H., home farm, Meaderboro road, 1,160 00

Scruton, Denman D., home place, off Strafford road, 300 00

Seavey, Arthur J., plains. Neck road, 150 00

land, Dry hill, 50 00

Charles H., home farm, Neck road, 1,950 00

Tasker lot. Neck road, 300 00

meadow, Meaderboro road, 150 00

Dry hill lot, 200 00

farm off Neck road, 1,100 00

plains, Flagg road, 150 00

J. Seavey farm, Neck road, 800 00

Charles H. and S. D. Felker, Tebbetts lot,

Dover roid, 300 00

Fred F. and Ralph F., Bangs lot, Dry hill, 200 00

Ralph F., land, Chestnut hills, 170 00

Smith, Mrs. Elias F., home place, Gonic road, 2,300 00

house, Gonic road, 400 00

Leland C, farm, Strafford road, 1,500 00

Small, Mary E., seven-twelfths of 40 wood lot and

field off Strafford road, 1,590 00
St. Leon Court, 750 C. O. F., 2ud story Osborne

bu'Iding, Main street, 400 00
Spier, Fish Brick Co., farm and brick yard at

Pickeiing's, 6,500 00

Smallcou, William, house, Otisville, 100 00

153

WARD THREE — CONTINUED.

Speke, David estate, bouse, SlieiMnan avenue,
Sylvain, Ferdinand, two liouses, Maple street,
Staekpole, Wm. T., farm, Howard road,
Sanville, Alto, Foss place, Flagg road,
Tebbetts, Geo. H., home farm, old road,
John, home farm, old road,
Willey lot, near Hussey road,
meadow. No. Rochester,
Teague, .James F., house, Jackson street,
Tuttle, Mary A. estate, home farm, Dry hill,
Bills lot, Dry hill,
Chesley lot, Dry hill,
field. Dry hill.
Bills lot, dry hill.
Chase lot. Dry hill,
Worcester lot, Dry hill,
Varney, N. E., house, Hansonville,
land, Flagg road.
Philander estate, home place. Church street,
sprout, Dry hill,
Vickery, William, home farm, Meaderboro road,
Wentworth, Geo. M., house, Sbetm«n avenue,
laud, Hansonville,
field, pasture and sprout land
Foss road,
Warren, Joseph, home farm. Neck road,

P. O. building. Main street,

house, M.I in street,

Ist. story Osborne store and

land. Main street,
stump and pasture, Dry hill,
house. Neck road,
house. Neck road,
Watson, George D., home farm, Neck road,
field back of Seavey's,

VALUATION

550

00

1,600

00

900

00

150

00

1,000

00

900

00

100

00

200

00

500

00

3,300

00

300

00

100

00

50

00

40

00

100

00

150

00

1,000

00

300

00

3,000

00

40

00

4,740

00

700

00

60

00

500

00

2,700

00

800

00

1,000

00

800

00

600

00

300

00

450

00

2,070

00

370

00

154

WARD THREE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Watson, Charles A., home farm, Neck road, 1,100 00
John E. F. and Arthur H. Hayes, store
and tenement Nos. 31-33-35

and stable So. Main street, 5,000 00

John E. F., home farm. Neck road, 2,500 00

White house and Danforth lot, 1,200 00

house, Chestnut street, 2,300 00

house. Pine street, 1,100 00

Danforth lot. Neck road, 176 00
store and tenement. No.

Main street, 1,000 00

Parray A., home place, Stratford road, 200 00

Welch, Wm. Gaspard, house, Sherman avenue, 1,100 00

Whipple, Charles H. estate, house, Maple street, 1,500 00

John estate, home place, Dover road, 1,150 00

James E., house, Dover road, 750 00

Wilkinson, Mary Ann, home place, Howard road, 100 00

Willey, Wm. H. estate, home place, Qtisville, 300 00

Nealand place, Meaderboro rd., 10 00

Woodman, Mrs. Nahum F., home place, Pickerings, 700 00

Whitehouse, Charles S. est., house, Main street, 3,500 00

Clark place. Main street, 1,200 00

store, tenement, barn and

laud, Main street, 3,700 00

Ellis lot. Dry hill, 50 00

Witham lot, Dry hill, 80 00

Howard lot. Dry hill, 200 00

Christie lot, Meaderboro road, 100 00

lot off Portland street, 250 00

land, Charles street, 2,500 00

lot, Blackwater road, 7G 00

E. H. estate, sprout, Neck road, 150 00

plains. Neck road, 150 00

lot on Seavey hill, 80 00

land. Neck road, 100 00

155

Ward Four,

OWNER. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. VALUATION

Araistroug, Francis, liouse, 9 River street, S 1,400 00

Avery, Solomon, home farm, Ttn Rod road, 1,300 00

Allaire, John, lot. Highland terrace, 70 00

Baker, Horace, house, 21 Maple street, 1,000 00

Boulanger, Honore, house, 58 Lafayette street, 1,100 00

house, 41 Lafayette street, 1,600 00

Buckman, Annie estate, house, Jenness street, 50 00

Bennett, Stephen F., house, 67 Washington street, 700 00

Fred W., house, 10 Walnut street, 1,500 00

Bell, William, house, 12-14 Chestnut street, 1,200 00

house, Chestnut street, 400 00

store and tenement, 23-25 River street, 1,500 00

house and land, Washington street, 500 00

land, Chestnut hills road, 50 00

Beaudoin, Aurelle, house, 56 Lafayette street, 600 00

Archie J., house and lot, 34 Washington

street, 800 00

Berry, Henry L., house, 216 No. Main street, 1,100 00

Jonathan F., house. Mill court, 1,100 00

Arthur L. estate, house, 18 Walnut street, 1,100 00

Bergerc>n, Simeon, house, stable and bakery, 31

Lafayette street, 1,700 00

Billings, Geo. W., house, 10 Washington street, 600 00

Burrell, Ed. L., lot. Chamberlain road, 76 00

Bilodeau, Alphonso, lot, Maple street, 50 00

Pierre, house, 14 Lafayette street, 1,500 00

John & Co., house and block, Nos. 2-4-6

River street, 4,000 00

156

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Bilodeau, Hormisdas, tenenieni house, 10 River St., 1,200 00
Donicile J. D., house, 52 Chestnut street, 1,200 00

lot, 41 Highland Terrace,
Donat, lot, 23 Chestnut street,
Louis, one-half house, Nos. 22-24 Lafayette

street,
Olcide, two lots, Nos. 22-40 H. Terrace,
Bickford, Edwin R., house, 52 Dewey street,

George W., home farm, Four Rod road,
Mrs. Oliva, house, 22 Jenness street,
George A., house and land, 63 Walnut St.,
field, Meaderboro road.
Heath lot,
Bisson, Charles, house, 34 Lafayette street,

Cyrille, house, Nos. 23-25 Lafayette street.
Andrew, house, 15 Lafayette street,
Marie L., house, Nos. 18-20 Lafayette St.,

house and lot, 16 Lafayette street, 1,000 00
Joseph N., house, 46 Lafayette street,
Blair, Robert estate, house 42 Maple street,
land, Hussey road,
Robert Jr., house and lot, Jackson street,
Blaisdell, Delbert, house. Park street,
Blanchette, Peter, house, 13 Pine street,
Boody, Sylvester O. estate, house, 67 Maple street,
Boston, Frank H., house, 44 Pine street,

lot. Chestnut street,
Boivin, Felix, house, 7 Oliver sii-eet,

land, Chestnut Hills road,
Damare, house, 12 Lafayette street,
Boutin, Andre, house, 24 Jackson street,
Braudis, Walter, house, 43 Pine street.
Brock, Stephen, house, 223 No. Main street,
Burnhara, Elizabeth, house, 149 No, Main street,
house, 168 No. Main street,

50

00

50

00

650

00

100

00

600

00

2,000

00

400

00

1,500

00

200

00

10

00

700

00

1,500

00

750

00

1,500

00

1,000

00

1,500

00

650

00

200

00

900

00

600

00

700

00

700

00

850

00

250

00

900

00

500

00

1,100

00

300

00

800

00

1,200

00

2,400

00

1,800

00

157

WARD FOUR— CONTINUED.

Burnbam, Elizabeth, house, 225 No. INIain street,

field, Ten Rod road,
Brochu, Leander, house, 12 Oliver street,

house, 14 Oliver street,

ft

house, 16 Oliver street,
lots, Oliver street,
laud and buildings, Four Rod road,
Alfred A., house, Moore court,

lots, Nos. 38-39 H. Terrace,
Joseph, house, Nos. 33-35 River street,
Burrough, Mary estate, laud east side High street.
Brown, Lorenzo D., house, 4'i Pine street,
Brouillard, Stanis, house, 81 Maple street,

land, Washington street,
Canney, Ella M., house and lot,
Calif, Frank, home farm, Farmington road.
Card, M. Sarah, house, 34 Pine street,
, house, 32 Pine street,
house. School street,
house, 21 Chestnut street.
Cold Spring Park, land and buildings Lafayette

street,
Connell, James, house, G6 Pine street,

William W., house, 34 Maple street,
Cormier, Joseph, Jr., lot, H. Terrace,
lot. Oak street,
Coyle, Jam.es E., house, 56 Maple street,
Charles, Wilson 0., house, 63 Pine street,
Leroy W., house, 68 Pine street,
Dame, Amasa, house, 14 Washington street,
bouse, Jackson street,
Quimby lot, Flagg road,
Chas. H. estate, house, 10 Jackson street,
. John W., house, Nos. 28-30 Pine street,
house, 26 Pine street.

VALUATION

500

00

700

00

700

00

500

00

400

00

400

00

, 200

00

900

00

120

00

1,200

00

200

00

900

00

1,000

00

200

00

300

00

850

00

700

00

700

00

1,000

00

2,400

00

6,000

00

800

00

1,200

00

50

00

50

00

500

00

600

00

650

.00

900

00

200

00

70

00

1,000

00

1,800

00

600

00

158

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Dame, John W., shop, Uniou street, 200 00

Silas H., house, 16 Park street, 800 00

land. Chestnut Hills road, 100 00

Dallaire, Ainede, house, 18 Fine street, 800 00

Duquett, Adelard, house, 5 Moore court, 700 00

Davis, Thomas E., farm, Ten Rod road, 2,200 00

Demic, Edward M., house, 16 Pine street, 950 00

Dixon, George H. estate, house, 14 Highland street, 500 00

Duval, Dr. Ernest, house, Nos. 19-21 Lafayette street, 1500 00

house, 17 Bridge street and house

in rear, 2,800 00
Demeritt, Hannah, house, 217 No. Main street, 1,600 00
Joseph L., house, 45 Pine street, 2,000 00
two houses, Nos. 10-12 Park street, 1,000 00
Riverside park, 1,200 00
house, 28 Chestnut street, 1,000 00
house, 24 Chestnut street, 800 00
two houses, Nos. 58 and 16 Pine street, 700 00
house, 32 Chestnut street, 1,400 00
Dubois, Ignace, land, Hussey road, 450 00
Downing, John H., home place, Farmington road, 200 00
Duprey, Joseph, house, 22 Jackson street, 700 00
Durgin, Thomas estate, laud, Wakefield road, 200 00
Elliott, James, house, 13 Highland street and one-
half of the barn, 800 00
land, Hussey road, 200 00
Mrs. James, land, Hussey road, 30 00
Emery, James Y., farm, Farmington road, 1,300 00
Evans, John estate, land. Chestnut street, 400 00
pasture, Hussey road, 300 00
Clough lot, Meaderboro road, 50 00
house, 69 Chestnut street, 400 00
four lots, Chestnut street, 100 00
Junia E., home farm, Strafford road, 1,500 00
lots, Pine street near C. S. park, 400 00

159

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED.

English, Adolpb, house, 40 Pine street,

lots, Piue slret't,
Fortier, Appolinaie estate, three houses, Nos.

38-40 Lafayette street,
Peter, lot, Nos. 4-5-6 H. Terrace,
Delvena, house, 255 No. Main street,
Foster, Augustus C, house, Nos. 1-3 River and

Piue streets,
Felker, Samuel F., house, 7 River street,
Fogg, Wtn. n., house and hjt, 11 Cle\-elaud street,

lots, Nos. 35-36-37 H. Terrace,
Folsom, Melvin H., house, 197 No. Main street,
land in rear of house,
hot house, 199 No. Main street,
Forgue, Napoleon, house, 17 Rivpr street,
Francis, John B., house, 185 N^r. Main street,
field and barn, Stratford road,
pasture, Strafford roatl,
Garland, C. Irving, house, 65 Pine street,

Geo. H. estate, house, 38 Chestnut street,
Gilbert, John estate, one-half house, 42 Lafayette

street,
Gagne, Theodore, house, 3 Oliver street,

Joseph P., house, 36 Lafayette street,

lot, Moore court,
Pierre F., block, Nos. 37-39-41 River street, 2,500 00

house, 44 River street,
Albert, block, Nos. 4-6 Lafayette street,
Richard, house, 55 Lafayette street,
house, 10 Lafayette street,
house, 26 Lafayette street,
Gingras, Ferdinand, house, 63 Lafayette street,
Gelinas, Mrs. M. F., tenement, 22 Bridge street,
Goodwin, Ernest S., house, 55 Pine and lot, Maple

streets, 1,000 00

VALUATION

800

00

300

00

1,800

00

140

00

1,000

00

1,500

00

1,500

00

500

00

80

00

800

00

76

00

400

00

1,300

00

1,500

00

500

00

500

00

800

00

850

00

450

00

700

00

900

00

200

00

2,500

00

1,600

00

2,000

00

900

00

1,500

00

1,300

00

1,200

00

2,400

00

160

WARD FOUR CONTINUED- VALUATION

Goodwin, Lemuel E., skating rink, Bridge street, 1,500 00

Ansel estate, house, 76 Pine street, 1,400 00

Gregoire, Louis estate, bouse, 40 Chestnut street 1,400 00

Grenier, Louis F., house, 18 Chestnut street, 700 00

Phillis, house, 43 River street, 900 00

Goodhue, Sarah E., house, 219 North Main street, 1,200 00

Giroux, Louis Ed., lot, Yale street, 40 00

Grondin, Mrs. Amanda, one-half house, 4 Mill court, 350 00

Michael, house, 47 River street, 1,400 00

Albert, lots, Nos. 50-51 H. Terrace, 120 00

George, house, 16 Pine street, 1,000 00

Hasty, Charles F., saloon, bakery and stable, 2,000 00

Hall, Adrian E., house and lot, High street, 800 00

Ansel B. estate, field. Ten Rod road, 450 00

Charles D., lot, 34 H. Terrace, 40 00

Hennom, Mrs. Susan, house, 20 Jenness street, 400 00

Henderson, Frank D., home farm, Farmiugton road, 1,400 00

Daniel estate, house, 198 No. Main St., 1,400 00

house, 200 No. Main St., 1,400 00

house, North street, 700 00

Wm. A. estate, house and store. No.

Main street, 1,500 00

Hartigan, Mrs. John, house, 11 Maple street, 900 00

John L., store, Hanson street, 50 00

Harriman, Charles E., house and lot, 15 High street, 650 00

Holt, Elizabeth estate, house and land. No. Main

street, 200 00

Herbert, Archill, house, 61 Chestnut street, 1,000 00

Hurd, Frank I., house, 67 Chestnut street, 300 00

Home, John V., house, off Dewey street, 400 00

Sarah J., land. Ten Rod road, 220 00

Frank, house, 23 Maple street, 1,000 00

house, Nos. 24-26 Maple street, 1,300 00

Horace E., house, 28 River street, 1,000 00

Charles H., home farm. Ten Rod road, 1,200 00

161

"WARD FOUR CONTINUED.

*Horne, Julia A., home farm, Farmington road,
field and sprout land,
Wilbur E., house, 47 Chestnut street,
HodgdoD, Fred W., house, 14 Jenness street,
Hislop, H. Walter, lot, 58 H. Terrace,
Hussey, Charles P. estate, house, 130 No. Main,

farm Hussey road,
J. D., house, Gl Washington street,
Oliver W., house, 15 Washington street,
J. Wyman, house, off Washington street,
Melvina, house, off Washington street,
Jacques, Peter, house, 69 Pine street,

Archie, R., house, 37 Chestnut street,
Stenie, house, 27 Lafayette street,
Thalomeue, house, 26 River street,
Isadore, lots, Nos. 14-15-16 Prospect Park,
Johnson, Ellsworth, house, 65 Washington street,
Jettie, Joseph H., lot, Yale street, H. Terrace,
Kimball, John S., house, 2 Walnut street,

house, 13 Washington street,
Kendall, Wm. H., house, 28 Jenness street,
Laplante, Joseph, two lots, Nos. 2-3 Maple street,

H. Terrace,
Lambert, Alphonso, land, Meaderboro road,
Lagnon, Israel, house, 40 Maple street,
house, Waldiou avenue,
Leblond, Louis, two lots, Nos. 48-55 H. Terrace,

house. Pine street,
Lessard, Pierrie, house, 6 Moore court,

house, 8-10 Moore court,
house, 12 Moore court,
Edward, land and buildings, Four Rod road,
Lacasse, John J., house, Moore court,

house, 68 Lafayette street,
lot, Lafayette street,

VALUATION

1,300

00

300

00

1,500

00

400

00

100

00

2,100

00

1,200

00

200

00

500

00

400

00

200

00

800

00

800

00

1,100

00

1,500

00

76

00

1,000

00

40

00

2,400

00

500

00

400

00

100

00

50

00

600

00

600

00

150

00

600

00

900

00

600

00

300

00

, 250

00

600

00

1,200

00

200

00

162

WARD FOUR— CONTINrED.

Locke, Irving M., lots East side Chestnut street,
Lamy, Victor, house, 63 Chestnut street,
Laundry, Frank, two houses, Nos. 9-13 Lafayette

street,
Larendeau, George, house, 62 Lafayette street,
Leavitt & "Wentworth, 35 lots, Prospect park,
Julia T., lots, Nos. 20-21 H. Terrace,
Legro, David estate, house, 148 No. Main street,
Leighton, Geo. estate, home farm. Ten Rod road,
William W., lot, Adams street, ward G,
Nellie F., house, 17 Pine street
Harry F., farm. Ten Rod road,
Letourneau, Pierrie, lot, Lafayette street,

Louis, lot, 1 Highland Terrace,
Littlefield, John, house, 8 Jenness street,
Lunt, Albert N., Ricker house, Stratford road,
Header, Frank P., home farm, Strafford road,
Marshall, John estate, house, 19 Highland street,
Marcotte, Isadore P., house, 51 River street,

farm, I\Iain road,
Marcoux, Majorique, one-half house, 44 Lafayette

street,
Martiueau, Esdras, house, 19 Maple street.
Marquis, Alphonso A., house, 9 Moore court,
McManus, Michael, house, 58 Maple street,
Mercier, Samuel, house, 34 Chestnut street,
McCallister, James, home place, Farmington road,

pasture, Farmington road,
McKay, Mary E. D., house, 11 Jackson street,
Meserve, John H., farm. Ten Rod road,
McLeod, John, house, 33 Washington street,
land, part Robinson farm,
land, Farmington road,

ALUATION

700

00'

500

00

1,100

00

700

00

250

00

80

00

2,200

00

1,600

00

100

00

1,000

00

3,400

00

200

00

100

00

650

00

80

00

1,500

00

600

00

1,400

00

600

00

450

00

900

00

600

00

400

00

800

00

600

00

500

00

1,000

00

800

00

650

00

40

00

100

00

163

"WARD FOLK CONTINUED. VALUATION

McDuffee, Dana H., house and land, Farmiagton rd., 1,100 00
Geo. A. estate, house and lot, 24 Walnut

street, 1,300 00

Herman A., two houses, 134-136 No.
Main street,
field, Ten Rod road,
Mary J., home place, Farmington road,

field and pasture, Farmington rd.
J. William, home place, Farmington road,
Legro place, Farmington road,
house, Farmington road,
Daniel S., house, 203 No. Main street,
lot back of green house,
Moulton, Mrs. L. B., house and lot, 11 Chestnut

street,
Moynehau, Jerry D,, house, off Washington street,
Mooney, Fernando S., land and buildings. Ten Rod

road,
McNamara Thomas, house, 57 Maple street,

house, 23 Congress street,
house, Nos. 4-6 Charles street,
New Eng. Home & Land Co., lots, H. Terrace,
Neadeau, Thomas, house, 24 Pine street,
Nelson, Antonie, house, 45 Chestnut street,

Albert, lot, Broad street,
Norris, Joseph S., house. No. Main street,
Nute, John F., house, 43 Chestnut street.
Nutter, Haven T., lot and shop, 250 No. Main street,

Ellen S., home place, 250 No. Main street,
Orino, John, house, 56 Washington street,

two lots. Chamberlain road,
O'Brion, Patrick, house, 10 Maple street,
Olsen, Oscar estate, house, 23 Pine street.
Page, Victor E., home farm, Farmington rpad,
house, 184 No. Main street,

2,800

00

300

00

300

00

. 380

00

900 1

00

200

00

700

00

550

00

100

00

1,500

00

250

00

100

00

900

00

2,400

00

1,700

00

20 0

00

1,000

00

1,400

00

100

00

2,000

00

1,400

00

300

00

1,100

00

900

00

150

00

500

00

600

00

4,000

00

1,800

00

164

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Page, Victor E., house, 42-44 Portland street, 1,700 GO

land near home farm, 120 00

farm. Page road, 3,840 00

farm, Page road, 800 00

intervale, 200 00

pasture, Farmington, road, 500 00

house, 177 No. Main street, 1,400 00

Mary J., land, head No. Main street, 300 00

Guy A., Snell f:uin, Strafford road, 1,100 00

John A., lots, Nos. .t3 and 54 Prospect park, 50 00

Pageot, Cyrille, house, 34 River street, 1,100 00

Palmer, Geo. D , home place, 78 Walnut street, 800 00

Pare, Henry E., house, 29 Lafayette sireet, 1,200 00

three lots. No. 12-13 H. Terrace, 80 00

Para, Almira, lot, 53 H. Teirace, 100 00

I'auline, Peter, lot, 8 H. Terrace, 50 00

Pettigrew, Frank, hous"^, 26 .Jackson street, 800 00

Piercy. Andrew, hosue, 7 Chestnut street, 900 00

Perraulf, James, house, 69 Lafayette street, 1,300 00

David, house and lot, 64 Pine street, 700 00

Etienne, two houses, Nos. 15-18 Moores Ct., 1,200 00

Pinkham, Geo. F., home farm, Four Rod road, 1,500 00

land. Ten Rod road, 500 00

Clara J., home place, Meaderboro road, 1,200 00

Paiker, Charles S., lot. Eastern avenue, ward 1, 100 00

Poissou, Peter, house, 50 Lafayette street, 900 00

house 59 Lafayette street, 1,200 00

land, new road to Dover, 150 00

Narcissus, house, 21 Chestout street, 1,700 00

lot No. Main street, 100 00

F:rnest, lots, Nos. 10-11 H. Terrace, 80 00

Pray, Edwin, farm. Ten Rod road, 2,000 00

land and barn. Ten Rod road, 400 00

Reed, J. Frank, house, 82 Maple street, 400 00

Mrs. Frank, house. Oak street, 250 00

165

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED.

Richard, Joseph, lot, 31 H. Terrace,

Benj. T., house, 220 No. Main street,
Ricker, Lewis, house, 4 Oak street,

land, Wakefield road,
Roberts, John P., home place, Farmington road,
Benj. estate, laud, Faruiingtou road,
William H., home farm, Farmington road,
Herman C, home farm, Farmington road,
Charles H., 3 houses Pine street, Nos. 24-22
and one in rear,
Robichaud, Fred, house, 5 Mill court,
Rochester Country Club, land and building Walnut

street,
Rollins, Etta F., house, 51 Washington street,
Sanfacon, Felix, house 10 Maple street,

Honora, house 32 Lafayette street,

house, 30 Lafayette street,

Sanborn, Lillian K. H., farm, Strafford road,

Evans lot, Strafford road,
Small, Fred E., house, 8 Walnut street,
Sterett, Moses E., house, 19 Washington street,
Standley, Abbie C. and Annie Cu'-hing,

house, 156 No. Main street, 2,400 00

Abbie C, store and tenement, No.

Main street, 2,600 00

house, 160 No. Main street, 2,200 00

Snow, Leslie P., house and land, 189 No. Main St., 3,500 00

lot, Dewey street, 150 00

two houses, Leonard street, 1,600 00

lot, Leonard street, 200 00

house, Lowell street, 400 00

sprout, Blackwater road, 50 00

Snow, Leslie P., trustee, house and store. Main St., 6,000 00

Sylvain, Theophile, house and lot, 22 Washington

street, 550 00

VALUATION

60

00

1,500

00

500

00

800

00

400

00

600

00

500

00

350

'9

00

600

00

700

00

2,000

00

350

00

800

00

900

00

1,200

00

1,800

00

400

00

2,900

00

1,000

00

166

WAKD FOUR — CONTINUED.

Springfield, Geo. H., home farm. Ten Rod road,
shop, No. Main street,
house, Nos. 6-8 Maple street,
house, Nos. 100-102 Charles

street,
pasture and wood, Hussey hill,
Shaw, Cecil C, house, 71 Walnut street,
laud, Straflford road,
pasture, No. Main street,
Gilbert F., house, 83 Walnut street,
Thompson and Hersom, house and land, 18 Maple

street,
John W., house, 33 Pine street,
Wilbur R., house, Maple street,
Thibodeau, Jean, house, 50 River street,
Tremaine, George, house, 17 Lafayette street,

Thomas T., house and lot, 19 High street,

houoe, 19 River street,
Thomas J., one-half house, 6 Mill court,
Thomas R., lot, 30 Maple street,
Turgeon, Thomas, one-half house, Nos. 22-24
Lafayette street,
Joseph, house, 259 No. Main street,
Turcotte, John B., house, 14 Pine street,

lots, Nos. 14-15 H. Terrace,
Tufts, David H. & Son, house, 55 Walnut street,
Twombly, John F., house, Wentworth street,

home farm, Twombly road,
Varney, Charles C, lot. High street,
Vachon, Cyrille, house, 1 Mill court,
land, Strafford road,
Vidal, house, 3 Chestnut street,
Paul, house, 30 Maple street,
Richard, house, 29 River street,
Theodore, house, 60 Lafayette street.

VALUATION

6.820

00

800

00

1,300

00

1,500

00

320

00

1,500

00

300

00

200

00

1,200

00

1,500

00

900

00

800

00

1,200

00

1,300

00

t, 500

00

1,000

00

, 350

00

60

00

650

00

700

00

1,000

00

100

00

800

00

800

00

2,800

00

100

00

750

00

400

00

1,600

00

800

00

1,800

00

800

00

167

WARD FOUR — CONTINUED.

Warburton, Clara, two houses, AVashiiigton and
Jackson streets,
house, Jackson street,
house, Morton avenue,
Walker, Henry C, house, 16 Walnut street.
Walker & Stevens, two lots. Prospect street,
Watson, A. M., Miss, house, Lafayette street,

lot, Charles street,
Ward, Frank O., house, 61 Pine street,
Wallingford, D. W., house, 20 Jackson street,
Wentworth, M. H., house, Willey street,

lot. No. Main street,
Webster, Geo. H., house, 1 Chestnut street,
land, Dewey street,
Hattie N., house, 15 River street,
Willey, James H., house and lot, 9 High street,

7 lots, Willey and High streets,
lot, High street,
Wright, Wylie, house and lot, 15 Highland street,

William, house, 9 Jackson street,
Witham, John E., house, 17 Winter street,

house, 51 Pine street,
Willett, Joseph, house and lot. Oak street,

Mamie M., lots, Nos. 31-57 Prospect street,
Wixon, Frank A., farm. Ten Rod road,
Welch, Otis R., lots. Maple and Pine streets,

lot. Maple street.
Young, John, housa, 152 No. Main street,

Mrs. H. M., house, 207 No. Main street,

VALUATION

650

00

400

00

650

00

1,250

00

150

00

1,400

00

350

00

800

00

900

00

500

00

100

00

1,100

00

200

00

1,100

00

550

00

300

00

100

00

600

00

800

00

1,500

00

800

00

500

00

50

00

800

00

600

00

50

00

2,200

00

450

00

168

Ward Five,

OWNER. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. \'

Apple, Isaac estate, house, 10 Union street,
Abbott, Annie B., house, 19 Union street,
Babb, Frank H., house, 47 Walnut street.
Bell, Sophia A., house, 28 Autumn street,

lots, Leonard street,
Berry, John K., house, 77 Wakefield street
land, Wakefield road,
Sarah F., house, Allen street,
John W. estate, house, 113 No. Main street,
house. No. Main street,
house. Park street,
house, 38 River street,
Elliott farm, ward 3,
Boulduc, John A., four houses, 45 Summer street.
Heath lot near R.R.,
Marj H., 6 lots Prospect street and

Chamberlain road,
Bickford, Chag. W., house. No. Main street,

house and land, Strafford road,
three lots. Walnut hill,
Geo. F. estate, home place. Chestnut

Hills,
plains. Chestnut Hills road,
Bilodeau, Thomas estate, store and tenement,

No. Main street,
land. Chestnut Hills,
fish market. No. Main street
Blackmar, Mrs. Chas. E., house, Glenwood avenue.

VALUATION

$ 600

00

1,000

00

1,200

00

700

00

600

00

4,000

00

200

00

600

00

4,000

00

1,000

00

700

00

1,500

00

800

00

3,000

00

50

00

450

00

3,400

00

300

00

300

00

600

00

30

00

900

00

100

00

, 400

00

700

00

169

WARD FIVE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Bradford, George estate, bouse, 19 Summer street, 2,400 00
John estate, 2 houses, saloon and barn.

Factory court, 2,100 00

house, 10 Factory court, 1,000 00

house, 13 Union street, 2,000 00

house, Nos. 9-11 Union street, 1,500 00

land. Main road, 150 00

Baruch, Clara, house. Autumn street, 1,700 00

Boston & Maine R. R., house and lot, Gonic station, 1,200 00

Hayes land, between R. R., 1,500 00

house and land, R. R. ave., 2,000 00

land between R. R.

and Autumn St., 750 00

land, Wakefield road, 250 00

land. Chestnut Hills road, 250 00

land, R. R. avenue, 3,200 00
land between Autumn street

and Soule's foundry, 2, 000 00

W. N. & R. R. R., house. Knight street, 2,000 00

house, 21 Wentworth street, 300 00
laud, cor. Wentworth and

So. Main, 300 00

Kuight lot. Knight street, 500 00

land below Charles street, 800 00

Bradley, Wm. G., house, 81 Wakefield street, 4,000 00

house, Nos. 85-87 Wakefield

street, 3,600 00

house, 89 Wakefield street, 1,700 00

house, 44 Suuimer street, 700 00

house. Summer street, 900 00

house, Congress street, 2,200 00

house, 42 Charles street, 1,400 00

lot between R. R., 400 00
Brock, James W,, two houses, Nos. 3l-31a Summer

street, 2,200 00

170

WAKD FIVE CONTINUED. VALUATION

BrowD, Mrs. Chas. P., liouse, 11 Summer street, 2,200 00
Campbell, Chas. W. estate, house, 153 No. Main St.

and island in river, 2,000 00

Chase, Abbie McD., one-half McDuffee block, 21,000 00

house, 45 Wakefield street, 4,000 00

Clara J., one-half house, 25 Union street, 750 00

Chesley, Emma L., Gdn. store and tenement, 7

No. Main street, 3,700 00

Hazel B., house, 151 No. Main street, 800 00

Lewis A., house, 36 Summer street, 1,200 00

Chivers, Jane L., house, 34 Summer street, 1,600 00

Chadbourue, Raymond S., house, 41 Walnut street, 1,000 00

Cochrane, Jennie R., house, 46 Summer street, 1,200 00

house, 35 Summer street, 1,200 00

George P^., house, 26 Autumn street, 1,800 00

lot, Charles street, 200 00

Connell, Martha, house, 190 No. Main street, 900 00

Copp, Betsey, house, 14 Autumn street, 1,700 00

Crowney, Mrs. John P., house, 103 Wakefield street, 3,200 00

land. Eastern avenue, 150 00

one-half field back of R. R., 600 00

wood lot, Wakefield road, 350 00

Champlin, Wm. H., laud east side R. R., exempt

Clark, Amos J., house and barn. Cove court, 1,600 00

Corson, George estate, house, 95 No. Main street, 2,000 00

land and barn, Strafford road, 600 00

Coran, Edward, farm, Wakefield road, 600 00

house, 24 River street, 1,100 00

Corimer, William, house, Chestnut Hills road, 200 00

land, Chestnut Hills road, 50 00

Dame, Mary A., lots. Prospect park, 120 00

J. Albert, land. Chestnut Hills road, 100 00

Chas. L., house, 6 Kimball street, 750 00

Davis, Mrs. Abbie, house, 125 No. Main street, 800 00

house, 127 No. Main street, 600 00

171

WARD FIVE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Dow, living E., stump, Wakefield road, 50 00

Drew, Gardner E., lot, Allen street, 200 00

Dunlap, William J., house and island, No. Main St. 2,000 00

house. 105 No. Main street, 1,700 00

Dickinson, H. Spenoer, house, 9 North street, 500 00

Dodge, Jonathan estate, block. Central square, 25,000 00

house, 11 Summer street, 700 00

8 houses, Nos. 9-13-15

Summer street, 3,000 00

land. Chestnut street, 700 00

Estes, George T., lot, Prospect park, 40 00

Evans, Lyman A., house, 192 No. Main street, 1,200 00

Fernald, Mrs. Jane, house, 82 Wakefield street, 2,600 00

Foss, Fred B., house, Nos. 5-7 Pleasant street, 2,500 00

farm, Meaderboro road, 800 00

Etta B., house, Milton road, 500 00

Francis, Pardon R. estate, house and lot,

Nos. 3-5 Pine street, 1,G00 00
house and store. No.
Main street and tene-
ment, Pine street, 2,700 00
Furbush, Emma F., house, Orborne street, 1,100 00
Folsom, Mrs. C. W., house, 9 Walnut street, 1,300 00
Harriett, house, 1 Walnut street, 1,300 00
Gauthier, Mrs. Nelson, house, 188 No. Main street, 1,100 00
Gagne, George, farm, Wakefield road, 1,200 00
Gafney Home, land, Dover road, 150 00
Garland, Mrs. Harriett, house, 10 Pleasant street, 1,000 00
Gerrish, Henry T., land and barn, Wakefield road, 300 00
Chas. W., small growth. Chestnut Hills, 150 00
Annie, home farm, Chestnut Hills, 2,300 00
Glidden, Enos A. estate, house, 29 Walnut street, 900 00
Goodwin, Wentworth estate, house, 73 Wakefield St., 1,800 00

land, Chestnut Hills road, 50 00

Clara P., house, 17 Walnut street, 1,500 00

172

WARD FIVE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Goodwin, Clara P., land, new road to Dover, 250 00
Greenfield, John, house, Nos. 54-56 Wakefield street

and shop, Union street, 5,700 00

land, Wakefield road, 600 00
stump and small growth

east side R. R., 1,720 00

wood land, Four Rod road, 2,960 00

land, Flat Rock Bridge road, 50 00

land off Wakefield road, 50 00

Frank, house, 32 Wakefield street, 5,500 00

two lots, Upham street, 300 00

land, Wakefield and Chestnut

Hills road, 1,200 00

Aroline B., house, 60 Wakefield street, 8,700 00

Herbert E., house, Pleasant street, 3,000 00

one-third lot near R. R., 100 00

Henry W., house, 11 Pleasant street, 1,700 00

house, 13 Pleasant street, 800 00

house, 15 Pleasant street, 600 00

lot, Pleasant street, 300 00

land, Wakefield road, 70 00

Howard lot, 50 00

house, Allen street, 600 00

Hartigan, Patrick estate, house, 8 Factory court, 1,500 00

Hall, Jeremiah, house, 7 Glenwood avenue, 900 00

Hanson, Horace C, lot, cor. Chamb. and Portland

streets, 200 00

land, Portland street, 150 00

Hanscom, Mary E., house, 43 Walnut street, 800 00

John, house, 40 Wakefield street, 3,100 00

Hanscam & McDuflfee, house, 53 River street, 1,600 00

house, 79 Charles street, 1,900 00

Block, Hanson street, 4,000 00

Howard, Charles W., land back of John Smith, 100 00

lot, Chestnut Hills road, 20 00

173

WARD FIVE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Howard, Charles W., house, Chestnut Hills road, 250 00

Clarence W., house, Chestnut Hills road, 500 00

Hodgdon, Sarah E., house, 69 Wakefield street, 3,300 00

land, Wakefield street, 400 00

land, Wakefield road, 200 00

land, back Cold Spring Park, 400 00

Hoyt, Orriu A., house, 12 Summer street, 2,500 00

house, 10 Summer street, 1,700 00

Howe, Sarah A., house, 16 Wakefield street, 4,200 00

wood land, Wakefield road, 300 00

land, So. Main street, 600 00

Home, Mrs. Veranus. house, 107 No. Main street, 1,600 00

Peter estate, plains, Chestnut Hills road, 50 00

Hussey, Frank E., house, 173 No. Main street, 2,600 00

field, Stratford road, 250 00

pasture, Strafford road, 230 00

Louis McD., hou^a, 28 Wakefield street, 2,200 00

bottling establishment, between

R. R., 2,000 00

lot, No. Main street, 300 00

land, west side Chestnut St., 1,000 00

lot, Washington street, 200 00

Hurd, Sarah, house, Wakefield road, 400 00

Chas. 2nd., house, no land, Wakefield road, 100 00

Mrs. Frank H., house, 63 Summer street, 500 00

Geo. W., house, Wakefield road, 600 00

Jackson, Geo., H., lot, Glenwood avenue, 150 00

Abbie M., house, .fackson street, 1,800 00

lots. Walnut and Washington sts., 900 00

Jellerson, Samuel estate, house, 78 Wakefield street, 2,700 00

pasture, Washington street, 100 00

land, Glenwood avenue, 300 00

land. Smith lot, 50 00

land, Salmon Falls road, 500 00

land, near Weeks place, 150 00

174

WARD FIVE CONTINUED. VALI ATION

Jenness, Geo. M., house, 167 No. Main street, 1,000 00

house, 165 No. Main street, 1,200 00

Jones, Martha, store, 27 No. Main street, 3,500 00

house, 8 Summe.- street, 4,000 00

Josselyn, EdwarrJ, house, 16 Samnier street, 2,400 00

3 houses. Maple street, 2,000 00

house, Lafa^'ette street, 1,500 00

house and lot, Waldron avenue, 900 00

Kingston, Geo. estate, house, Wakefield street, 1,300 00

Kimball, Wm. K., 3 buildings and laud, Hanson St., 2,000 00

2 store houses and lot, Summer st., 800 00

store house. Winter street, 200 00

Sarah J., house, [)6 Wakefield street, 2,200 00

house, 94 Wakefield street, 2,400 00

Lessard, Albert, lot. Cove court, 100 00

Peter G., house. Cove court, and Corson

land, Hussey road, 1,200 00

Langley, Geo. H., one-half house, Nos. 20-21 Upham

street,
Delia A., house. Chestnut Hills road,
lot. Chestnut Hills road,
Langley, Delia A., and Geo. J. Pike, land back Chas.
Smith,

meadow. Chestnut Hills road,
Mathes, Eben J. estate, house, 37 Wakefield street,
house, 41 Wakefield street,
house, 3 Summer street,
George F., house, 24 Wakefield street and
Barker court.
Mason, Albert F., house, 17 Wakefield street,
house, 3 Glenwood avenue,
Mahooey, Ellen, house and lot, 21 King street

Ellen & Co., Hartigan block,
Maguire, Frank B., house, 54 Summer street,
McNeal, Annie, lot, StiatTord road,

800

00

400

00

300

00

50

00

150

00

1,800

00

3,000

00

1,400

00

2,800

00

1,700

00

900

00

900

00

12,000

00

1,900

00

100

00

175

WARD FIVE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

McDuffee, Nancy M., bouse, 101 No. Main street, 2,400 00

Geo. T., house, 44 Wakefield street, 2,900 00

land, No. Main street, 400 00

farm, Ten Rod road, 1,200 00

one-half house, 25 Union street, 750 00

Seth F., land and barn, Ten Rod road, 700 00

one-half house and barn, cor. of

Union and No. Main streets, 1,000 00
house, No8. 4-'i Union street. 1,300 00
Nellie F., house, 11 Wakefield street, 5,200 00
house, Autumn street, 1,500 00
one-half house, 15 Wakefield street
and one-half tenement Sturte-
vant couil, 3,000 00
house, 6 Autumn street, 1,900 00
house, 13 Walnut street, 1,000 00
one-half Ela pasture, Lowell St., 900 00
one-half house, Pleasant street, 1,000 00
Nellie F. and Louis H., building, 10 Con-
gress St., and house Arrow St. 2,800 00
George, one-half house, 19 Wakefield St.,

and J block Sturtevant court, 3,000 00

one house. Pleasant street, 1,000 00
one-half Ela pasture, Lowell street, 900 00

farm, Jenness road, 1,600 00

laud and barn. Railroad avenue, 1,200 00

pasture, Dover road, 500 00

one-half McDuffee block, 21,000 00
Mclntire, John, intervale and building near

Broad street, ward 2, 300 00

two lots off Charles street, 140 00

intervale, Broad street, 400 00

building, Wentworth street, 1,200 00

house, 23 Winter street, 700 00

Morton, Sumner B., house, 194 No. Main street, 800 00

176

WARD FIVE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Moore, Wellington A,, land and ice houses,

Hussey road, 1,500 00

house, Hussey road, 400 00

ice house and land. Cove Ct., 400 00
coal shed, lower end Silver

street, 1,200 00

off Haskell field, 100 00

Metcalf, Sarah, house, 121 No. Main street, 2,700 00

Nute, Joseph H., house, 11 Eastern avenue, 1,700 00

Otis, Emma J., one-third field back of R. R., 900 00

pasture, Wakefield road, 260 00

house, 13 Eastein avenue, 1,700 00

Parsons, Charles W. estate, house, 18 Wakefield St., 2,700 00

Naucy G., house, 161 No. Main street, 2,000 00

Daniel J. estate, land, Ten Rod road, 500 00

Pearl, Geo. W. estate, house, 42 Summer street, 1,700 00

Philpot, Mrs. Ruth, land, Walnut street, 300 00

Philbrick, John D., house. Pleasant street, 1,300 00

Plummer, Fred E., home farm, Chestnut Hills, 2,000 00

Milton H., house, 2 Pleasant street, 1,500 00

store and tenement, Hanson St., 1,100 00

Pike, George J., land, Chestnut Hills road, 50 00

Pease, Edgar T., house, 7 Kimball street, 1,600 00

land, Franklin street, 300 00

land, Franklin street, 60 00

Palmer, Harry C, house. Chestnut Hills road, 600 00

Parrault, Peter, house and saloon, Factory court, 1,200 00

Ramsey, 0. W., 2 stores. North Main street, 6,000 00

house. Park street, 200 00

Reid, Robert, house and lot. Summer street, 1,200 00

Roberts, Mrs. Bertha E., house and shop. Union St., 1,600 00

Harry A., house, 25 Walnut street, 800 00

Robertson, Samuel W., house, 98 Wakefield street, 2,000 00

Rogers, Geo. H., house, 33 off Summer street, 800 00

Salinger, Isadore, house, 86 Wakefield street, 4,000 00

17'

WARD FIVE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Salinger, Isadore, block. Central square, 15,500 00
Ida, store, tenement and stable, no land,

Hanson street, 1,000 00

Sherburn, Walter A., house. Eastern avenue, 2,600 00

land, p]astern avenue, 400 00

Sleeper, Sarah E., house, 15 Orehird street, 1,500 00

house, 16 Pleasant street, 800 00

Smith, Frank, land. Chestnut Hills road, 150 00

2 houses, Wakefield street, 500 00

land, Chestnut Hills road, 140 00

home place. Chestnut H'lls road, 1,000 00

Lewis J., estate, 2 houses, 109 Wakefield St., 900 00

Springfield, John F., house and land. Summer St., 6,500 00

Standley, Walter S., house, 36 Wakefield street., 2,600 00

Stillings, Albert D., house, 52 Signal street, 700 00

house, 54 Signal street, 700 00

house, 55 Signal street, 700 00

stable and land, Signal street, 800 00

Strafford County Imp. Teat Co., Hud, eastern side

Eastern R. R., 400 00
Shapleigh, Samuel E., house, Nos. 64-66 Summer

street, 2,500 00

Tebbetts, Charles, home farm. Chestnut Hills road, 700 00

Mary, farm, Chestnut Hills road, 300 00

Tilton, Geo. H., house, 39 Summer street, 1,800 00

Terrian, Nobert estate, house, 15 Union street, 900 00

one-half house, 18 Union st., 500 00

one-half house, 17 Union st., 600 00

Narcissia, one-half house, 18 Union street, 500 00

lots, Nos. 1-2-20-21-22 Prospect

park, 100 00

Torr, John F. estate, home farm. Chestnut hills, 4,700 00

both sides Wakefield road, 600 00

George H., house, 136 Wakefield street, 2,500 00

Tufts, Mrs. Dora F., home farm. Chestnut hills, 800 00

178

WARD FIVE CONTINUED. VALUATION

Tuttle, Mrs. S. A. estate, house, 204 No. Main st., 500 00

Trask, Chas. F., house, Wakefield road, 2,500 00

C. F. & Co., store house. Summer street, 400 00

sprout, FarmiDgtoD road, 1,40 00

Bickford farm. Ten Rod road, 2,800 00

Turmelle, Mrs. Louis, farm, Wakefield road, 900 00

Ward, Mary E., house, 3 Pleasant street, 1,500 00

barn and land. Orchard street, 600 00

land, building, boiler and engine, 6000 00

laud, Wakefield road, 100 00

land, Strafford road, 300 00

WaUingford, Cyrus G., land, Whitehall road, 250 00

Watson, Mary E., house. No. Main street, 1,000 00

Eugene A., house, Summer street, 2,200 00

stump, Salmon Falls road, 200 00

Libby lot, Whitehall, 50 00

Mrs. Eugene, house, 43 Summer street, 1,600 00

W^entworth, Charles W., house, 21 Walnut street, 1,400 00

field, Estes road, 250 00

Lillian J., house, 8 Glenwood avenue, 900 00

Thomas D. estate, house, 163 No.

Main street, 1,600 00

field, Estes road, 200 00

Ezekiel estate, house, 7 Summer street, 2,800 00
Coeheco Block,

Central square, 22,500 00
John F., Ezekiel & Co., Elm block.

No. Main st., 10,000 00

farm, Ten Rod road, 1,100 00
Ezekile & Co., and

Laura B. Richards, Weutworth block,

Central square, 9,000 00

Perrie lot. Barker court, 200 00
Whitehouse, Mary A., house, Wakefield street, and

house in rear, 7,500 00

179

WARD FIVE — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Whitehouse, John estate, house and land, No. Main

street, 2,200 00
plains and small growth,

Wakefield road, 150 00

Josephine A., house, 16 Union street, 1,000 00

Whitney, Frank E., house, 119 No. Main street, 2,200 00

house. Cove court, 1,100 00

lot. Cove court, 200 00

Wilkinson, Albert F., house, 123 No. Main street, 900 00

Isaiah N. estate, house, 48 Wakefield

street, 2,. 500 00

land Wakefield road, 1,600 00

Chas. W., house 8 Kimball street, 900 00

Willand, Charles W., land Chestnut hills, 60 00

Mrs. Chas. W., home farm, Chestnut hills, 1,200 00

Worcester, Horace L., house, 64 Wakefield street, 4,200 00

Willey, Geo. W. estate, house, 210 No. Main street, 1,600 00

4 lots, Willey street, 150 00

Willoughby, Myron L., house, 11 off Allen street, 800 00

Wing, Frank L., house, 51 Summer street, 1,200 00

Woodman, C. N., land, Walnut hill, 400 00

Young, Joseph estate, house, 23 Union street, 1,200 00

180

Ward Six,

OWNEK. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. VALUATION

Abbott, John J., house and lot, 15 Myrtle street, 8 2,600 00

house, 18-20 Woodman street, 2,000 00

bouse, 19-21 Woodman street, 2,300 00

Allen, Roscoe C, house, 10 Silver street, 1,500 00

Bailey, Mrs. Patrick, house, 14 Granite street, 900 00

Ball, Annie, house, 98 So. Main street, 2,200 00

house, 80 So. Main street, 2,200 00

Barber. Arthur W., house, 57 Winter street, 800 00

Barker, Mrs. Charles S., block, 46 So. Main street, 19,500 00

Beaudoin, Peter, house, 71 Congress street, 600 00

Bean, Mrs. Ellen F., part Eliza Roberts farm, 350 00

Berry, Geo. F., house and land, 8 Adams avenue, 1,000 00

2'lots, Prospect street, 150 00

Frank H., lot, Lafayette street, 200 00

lot. Prospect street, 76 00

Fred P., house, 90 School street, 900 00

Charles F., house, 36 Charles street, 2,500 00

Bickford, Mrs. John F., house, 34 Leonard street, 1,400 00

Blaisdell, Jonathan W., house, 24 Leonard street, 1,800 00

land and growth, 800 00

field. Ten Rod road, 300 00

Blazo, Dr. Charles, house, 22 Railroad avenue, 2,900 00

stable. Congress street, 800 00

Boody, H. P., lot. Chamberlain road, 76 00

Braun, Louis, house, 18 Winter street, 1,600 00

Brierly, James E., house. Silver street, 850 00

2 lots, Morton avenue, 300 00

Ella, house, Harrison avenue, 800 00

181

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Bingbam, Mrs. Geo., bouse, 35-37 Charles street, 1,800 00

Brock, Jobu F. estate, bouse, 19 Myrtle street, 1,600 00

Helen L., bouse 5 Silver street, 1,G00 00

lot, Summer street, 500 00

Brown, Albert O., house, 35 Portland street, 600 00

Burr, Julia M. estate, boune, 34 Charles street, 2,500 00

Buzzell, William F., house, Leonard street, 800 00

Browning Vianua, lot, 57 H. Terrace, 100 00

Burnhara, R. DeWitt, house, 12 Academy street, 2,400 00

City Hotel and stable, 10,000 00

Arthur E., bouse and lot, 54 Prospect

street, 1,300 00
Building & Loan Asso., building and lot, Charles

street, 1,600 03

Bradley, Charles W., house, Portland street, 3,000 00
2 double houses, Portland

street, 4,200 00

2 houses and land oft Portland

street, 500 00

house, 23-25 Academy street, 2,000 00

house. Silver street, 700 00

house, Winter street, 600 00

house, Heaton street, 500 00

3 houses, Linden street, 2,000 00
laud, Hussey road, 300 00
land, Main road, 150 00
house, Heaton street. 1,200 00
bouse, corner Silver and Heaton

streets, 1,700 00

shoe shop, near R. R., 5U0 00
ice house and land, Dewey St., 200 00

90 ft. Josselyn shed, 150 00

house, Sheridan avenue, 600 00

house, Sheridan avenue, 1,000 00

house, Scott street, 900 00

182

WARD SIX CONTINUED. VALUATION

Bradley, Charles W., 2 houses off Poilland street, 1,500 00

land, Chestnut hills, 150 00

land, Hussey road, 450 00

Alice F., house, 19 Portland street, 3,000 00

house, 37 Silver street, 700 00

Calef, Mrs. Eva A., house and lot, McKiuley St., 900 00

Carll, Walter H., house, 16 Academy street, 3,000 00

land, Maiu road, 250 00

Clow, Joshua H., house, 9-11 Douglass street, 1,300 00

house, 5 Douglass street, 1,500 00

house, 6 Douglass street, 600 00

lot, Douglass street, 600 00

house, 8 Douglass street, 600 00

house, 7 Douglass street 600 00

building, Wallace street, 800 00

Colman, Charles D., Hotel Wrisley and stores, 11,000 00

lot, Chamberlain road, 50 00

block and i house. No. Main

street, 2,300 00

Colby, Mary E., house new road to Dover, 400 00

Clark, Charles E., house, 5 Central avenue, 1,400 00

house, Harrison avenue, 2,000 00

2 houses, Central avenue and

R. E. avenue, 3,200 00

house, 88 No. Main street, 1,200 00
house, Nos. 112-114 No. Main St., 800 00
house, Nos. 116-118 No. Main St., 800 00
house, Nos. 120-122 No. Main St., 800 00

house, 3-5 Bridge street, 800 00

block. No. Main street, 2,500 00

houses, 4-6-8 Brick row, 2,000 00
house, Nos. 96-98 No. Main street

and house in rear, 2,000 00

Sarah E., lots and house Chamberlain road, 400 00

lot, Chamberlain road, 76 00

183

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Collins, Lawrence, house, Hancock street, .^00 00

Cooper, Leroy G., house, 6 Silver street, 2,500 00

house, 21 Silver street, 700 00

Copeland, Clarence S., house, 84 Portland street, 2,000 00

Corson, Mrs, Ezra T., house 11 Academy street, 2,700 00

Myra, house, 92 So. Main street, 1,500 00

Chalmers, David, house, Portland street, 1,000 00

hot houses, Portland street, 400 00

Ernest D., house, Portland street, 1,000 00

Chesley, Guy E., house, 30 Charles street, 3,200 00

Cullen, Mrs. Aon, house, 4 Ela court, 800 00

Cushing, Isiah, house, 10 R. R. avenue, 3,800 00

Chamberlain, Sarah, house, 17 Portland street, 2,000 00

John B., house, Nos. 41-43 Leonard st., 1,700 00

Chase, Lucy S., house, 82 AVinter street, 800 00

Cassidy & Co., bottling house near depot, 900 00

house, Leonard street, 900 00

Patrick, house, 40 Leonard street, 2,200 00

Carr, Francis estate, house off Winter street, (2,) 1,000 00

house, 46-48 Winter street, 1,400 00

house, 1 Front street, 600 00

house, 15 Front street, 600 00

house, 13 Front street, 900 00

Heath lot, Wakefield road, 200 00

lot, Hancock street, 400 00

brick yard lot, Hancock street, 100 00

Conners, Mrs. Stephen S., house in rear Ciiy Hotel, 2,000 00

Davidson, Joseph L., house, 5 Morton avenue, 700 00

Davis, Charles A., house, 9 Myrtle street, 2,000 00

Charles B., house, 3-5 Leonard street, 1,700 00

Dennett, Ira B., house, 7 Harrison avenue, 750 00

Abbie H., house and land, 77 So. Main

street, 3,000 00
Durgin, Alexander K., house and lot, 11 Silver

street, 2,000 00

184

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Dyer, Eben S., house, 8 Spring street, 1,000 00

Daniels, John C, Gushing mill. Railroad avenue, 1,G00 00

shop and stable on Railroad land, 350 00

Downing, Mrs. Annie J., house, 14 School street, 700 00

Daggett, James A., house, RIcker avenue, 400 00
Edgerly, James H. estate, house and shop, 8G-88 So.

Main street, 3,700 00

part of barn and shop, 200 00

Ela, Wendell P., house, Congress street, 600 00

laud. Congress street, 400 00

Ellis, Fred, house, 11 Chamberlain road, 550 00

Estes, Freeman, house, 8 Silver street, 1,2C0 00

house, 9 Silver street, 2,000 00

Evans, Henry, house, 94 Portland street, 1,700 00

land back of residence and store

house, 800 00

land, Portland street, 300 00

store and saloon, Hanson street, 4,500 00
tenement, Nos. 17-19-21-23-25-27

Congress street, 4,600 00

house. Prospect street, 600 00
old house and new house and store

Nos. 103-107 and land, 3,500 00

house and lot, Portland street, 200 00

house, McKinley street, 700 00

lot, Pearl street, 76 00

lot, Prospect street, 76 00

2 houses. Knight street, 1,100 00

William W,, lot, Chamberlain road, 76 00

house, Leonard street, 1,400 00

Furuald, Elmer and Abbie R., house, 16 Heaton

street, 800 00

Wm. H., house, 52 Prospect street, 1,400 00

Byron W., 4 lots, Prospect street, 300 00

house, 60 Piospect street, 1,000 00

185

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Furnt.ld, Byron W., lot, Chamberlaiu road, 100 00

Bradley lot, 76 00

Feineman, Frederick estate, house, 6 Myrtle street, 2,800 00

Foley, Edward, lot, 73 Portland street, 400 00

Foss, Mrs. Mollie C, building, 15 R. R. avenue, 200 00

Charles H., house, 99 Portland street, 900 00

farm. Main road, 2,000 00

Osceola F., house, 118 Portland street, 1,100 00

2 lots. Prospect street, 150 00

Eugene C, house, 33 Leonard street, 1,800 00

building back of foundry, 200 00

Frye, Clara J., house, 37 Portland street, 1,300 00

Furber, Leslie A., 4 house, Portland street, 1,900 00

Mrs. Laura A., house, Nos. 56-58 Winter St., 1,600 00

Frank estate, house, 1 Portland street, 2,000 00

Furbush, Eli, store (leased land) Portland street, 500 00

3 lots, Chamberlain road, 224 00

Geo. Ed., house, 86 Portland street, 1,600 00

Gerrish, Daniel W., store and tenement, Nos. 35-38

Portland street, 1,600 00

house, 27 Portland street, 1,600 00
land and building off Portland

street, 400 00

Gilman, Mrs. Cebesta E., house, 72 Winter street, 1,300 00
Grange Block Co., Grange block and building.

Main street, 12,000 00

Grant, Herbert L., house, 2 Pearl street, 800 00

lot. Prospect park, 40 00

Orin B., house, 53 Prospect street, 800 00

John R., house, 101 Portland street, 1,100 00

store, Hanson street, 1,200 00

house, 41 Portland street, 700 00

Gray, Fred S., house, 9 Granite street, 900 00

farm, Salmon Falls road, 1,360 00

lot, Sheridan avenue, 300 00

18G

WARD SIX CONTINUED. VALUATION

Grifflo, Martin, house, 12 Granite street, 800 00

Grover, B. Frank estate, house, 6 Winter street, 1,000 00

Mary J., lot, Chamberlain road, 100 00
Garnett, Stephen and Edgar L., house, 53 Portland

street, 1,300 00

Greenfield, Delia, house, Spruce street, 600 00

house, Orchard street, 800 00

house, 20 Logan street, 800 00

store, (leased land), Hanson

street, 500 00

house, 8 Pearl street, 400 00

house, 62 Portland street, 500 00

house, 17 Weutworth street, 1,800 00

George E., 2 houses, 13 Pine street, 1,600 00

house, Wakefield street, 5,000 00

coal sheds, barn and land.

Spruce street, 2,000 00

Hale, Harry estate, laud and buildings, Main street, 20,000 00

one-half B. Page lot, 200 00

intervale and growth, 1,500 00

Hart, Daniel Q., 2 houses. Knight street, 3,200 00

Hammond, Martha S., house and 2 lots Prospect

street, 900 00

Haskell, Wm. H. estate, Adams lot, Winter street, 1,930 00

soap house, barn and land, 1,000 00
house, corner School and

Winter streets, 1,000 00

Hartigan, Patrick H., house, 10 Glen street, 1,900 00

house, Nos.4-6 Factory court, 1,000 00
3 houses, Nos. 36-38-40 River

street, 3,700 00

house, 21 Bridge street, 1,600 00
Hanson, Lewis estate, house and fish market.

Central square, 7,000 00

187

WARD SIX CONTINUKD. VALUATION

Hanson, Doaiiaicas estate, land and building on

Walietield street and
J)etween Hanson street

and Autumn, 28,000 00
store, cor. Hanson street

and Central square, G,000 00
old P. O. building and

Pho. building and land, 6,000 00

drug store, Central sq., 8,000 00
laud from Pho. build-
ing to laud belonging
to oily and fruit store

and building thereon, 7,500 00
house and land, Cove

court, 700 00
house, Harrison avenue, 400 00
land and growth, Wake-
field road, 7,000 00
C. A. C, baud building, no land, Hanson

street, 1,300 00

lot, Wakefield road, 30 00
Roberts and Watson lots. Little

Falls Bridge road, 150 00

farm. Chestnut Hills road, 1,300 00

Pearl shop. Summer street, 100 00

Hawkins, Everett, 2 lots, Prospect street, 200 00

Hayes, Henry T., house, 12 Glen street, 1,300 00

George E., Hotel Hayes, Railroad avenue, 9,000 00

Hayes, Albert W., house, 28 Academy street, 3,900 00

Hayes block, Central square, 18,000 00

old store. Central square, 4,500 00

store. Main street, 2,400 00

house, 20 Academy street, 2,000 00

land. Main road, 300 00

house, Front street, 600 00

!88

WARD SIX CONTINUED. VALUATION

Hayes, Albert W., bouse. Front street, 600 00
house, 97 So. Main street, 2,000 00
Hersom, Addie B., house 42 and two lots Chamber-
lain road, 1,000 00
Wm. F., house, 124 Portland street, 1,300 00
land, Barrington road, 400 00
Home, Geo. E., house, 11 Gleu street, 2,200 00
H. G., C. D. and F. J., house, 16 Leonard

street, 2,000 00

H. G. and F. J., house and lot, Leonard st., 1,500 00

Byron, house, Sheridan avenue, 1,400 00

Horney, Lavinia J., life int. house, 90 Main street, 500 00

Howard, Harry F., house, 13 Myrtle street, 2,300 00

house, Woodman street, 2,300 00

house. Granite street, 1,600 00

house, 13 Upham street, 1,100 00

Huntress, Frank, house, 143 Portland street, 700 00

Matilda, lot. Prospect straet, 76 00

land off Eastern avenue, 130 00

land, ^ Willard Corson lot, 30 00

Hard, Setb T. estate, house and shop. Congress St., 1,100 00

Joana estate, house and lot, 72 Congress st., 1,500 00

James C, house, 7 Glen street, 2,000 00

Hutchins, Eugene L., house. Prospect street, 1,300 00

Hussey, Mrs. Silas, sprout land, Barrington road, [150 00

Silas, house and saloon, R. R. avenue, So.

Main street, 3,500 00

house, Sheridan avenue, 600 00

house, Granite street, 800 00

land, Whitehall, 100 00

wood lot, Dover road, 1,720 00

Huntoou, Clara M. estate, 3 lots. Prospect street, 226 00

Jacobs, John C, house and land. Eastern R. Rd, 1,000 00

laud, part E. Jacobs lot, 500 00

land, Salmon Falls road, 100 00

189

WARD SIX CONTINUED. VALUATION

Jacobs, Stephen S.. 2 lots, Prospect street, 150 00

hou-e, Portland street, 800 00

Jenness, Chas. G., house, 22 Charles street, 1,300 00

Jones, Geo. W. estate, house, 84 Portland street, 1,400 00

Jordan, Mollis estate, house, 59 So. Main street, 4,000 00

Junkins, Henry, land, Whitehall road, 10 00

Joy, Armantha, house, Portland street, 1,400 00

house, 30 Silver street, 000 00

Kay, James A., house, 40 Congress street, 1,600 00

Keating, Patrick, houise, 25 Poriland street, 2,000 00

house aud land, Harrison avenue, 600 00

Kelley, Simon, house, 147 Portland street, 850 00

land, Portland street, 350 00

Kendall, Charles H., house and lot. Chamberlain rd., 1,000 00

Kellog, S. G.. lot, Portland street, 400 00

Kier, John B. estate, house, 12 Front street, 600 00

house, 47 Pine street, 600 00

lot. Maple aud Jackson sti'eets, 100 00

Keggon, Lula, saloon and lot, R. R. avenue, 2,000 00

house, 40 Portland street, and house

in rear of 40, 2,200 00

Knox, Mrs. Frances W , house, 13 Heaton street, 1,600 00

Kimball, Henry estate, house, 14 Autumn street, 2,000 00

part Meserve farm, Main rd., 1,200 00

N. Thurston, .J house and lot, 87

So. Main street, 1,750 00
Mrs. Emily, i house and lot,

87 South Main street, 1,750 00

King, Walter E., land and barn, new road to Dover, 350 00

Lane, Thomas W., house and lot, 106 Winter st., 600 00

Larey, John E., house, 45 Leonard street, 700 00

Leary, Patrick C, house, 14 Winter street, 800 00

Libby, Frank H., house, 7 Silver street, 1,600 00

Eben H., house, 80 Portland street, 1,600 00

Lougee, Isaac W. estate, office. Autumn street, 100 00

190

WARD SIX — CONTINUED.

Lowe, Chas. W. & Son, ^ Wrisley stable,
John, lot, Logan street,
Robert estate, house, 44 Congress street,
Loud, John S., house, 03 Charles street,
lot, Sheridan avenue,
land, Portland street,
2 lots off Charles street,
Lovejoy, Sarah, house, 24 Charles street,
Lunt, Fred H., house, 15 Academy street,
Ludden, Michael, lot off Hancock street,
lot off Hancock street,
2 lots Crockett field,
March, Mrs. Leroy L., house. Grove street, ward 1,
Marston, Mrs. Geo. W., house, 19 Academy street,
Mahaney, Dennis, house, 69 Congress street,
Marsh, Wm. S., 2 houses, Harrison avenue,

lot, Portland street,
McNeal, Albion J., liouse and bakery, 21 Prospect
street,
lot, Prospect street,
McGrath, Frederick, Whitehouse building. Railroad

avenue,
Meserve, Ida, house, 17 Railroad avenue,
McDuflfee, Willis, house, 88 Charles street,

Mary F., house, 7-9 Liberty street,

house and lot, 12 Charles street, 2,500 00
Morrill, Jedediah, house, 32 Railroad avenue,
2 houses off Portland street,
house. School street,
land, Eastern avenue,
farm. Chamberlain road,
field, Portland street,
Lucy, house, Morrill court,
John G., house, 34 Charles street,
house, 53 Charles street,

VALUATION

2,000

00

76

00

1,200

00

2,800

00

300

00

150

00

110

00

1,900

00

2,000

00

30

00

50

00

120

00

600

00

2,000

00

1,500

00

1,500

00

250

00

800

00

76

00

2,500

00

1,800

00

2,500

00

1,500

00

, 2,500

00

2,700

00

1,000

00

1,000

00

1,100

00

2,000

00

300

00

600 00

2,400

00

2,200

00

191

WARD SIX — CONTINUED.

Morrill, John G., stable in rear of block,
store house,

house, 59 Charles street,
J. Albert, 2 ice houses aud land off No. Main
street,
land, Dewey street,
house and laud. Point street,
ice house and land, Wakefield st.
Bertha, house, 18 Summer street,
land, Bradley street.
Motolinia Lodge of 0. F., block. So. Main st.,
Nason, A. U., 2 houses, AUeu st.'eet,

house, 2 Academy slieet,
house, 4-6 Academy street,
Nute, Zenas H. estate, house, 2 Charles street,
Norway Plains Savings Bunk, bt'uk building.

Central square,
Nutter, Geo. S., home farm, Leonard street,
meadow. Eastern avenue,
John H., house, 63 Charles street,
Jacob, house, Portland street,
Nathan estate, house, 55 So. Maiu st.ieet,
house. Congress street,
farm. Chestnut Hills road,
Orr, Louise, house, cor. Myrtle and Congress sts.,
Osgood, Arthur J., house, Nos. 3-5 Charles street,
O'Donnell, John, one-half Wrisley stable,
Orino, Bartholomew, house, off Portland street.
Palmer, George C, house, 28 Charles street,
Fred R., house, 20 McKinley street,

house, 18 McKinley street, and lot
Hobart street,
Bessie, house, 17 Hobart street,
Geo. Chester, house and lot. Winter street,
Parker, Edward H., house, 19 Sheridan avenue,

VALUATION

100

00

300

00

2,800

00

Eiin

850

00

200

00

250

00

, 500

00

3,300

00

100

00

4,500

00

1,600

00

1,600

00

1,600

00

2,000

00

10,000

00

2,400

00

150

00

2,200

00

600

00

3,200

00

1,500

00

500

00

2,600

00

2,200

00

2,000

00

1,500

00

1,900

00

500

00

700

00

700

00

600

00

900

00

192

WARD SIX — CONTINUED.

Peavey, Sarah C, house, 1) Liberty street,
Parsous, Ford B., hi«use, Granite street,
Parshley, Elien F., 2 houses, Charles and Knight
streets,
lot, Charles street,
Orisa A. estate, lots, Prospect street,
Patterson, Harry W., house, 74 Winter street,

2 lots, No8. 28-29 Prospect Park,
lot. Winter street,
Paquette, Joseph, house, 28 Park street,
Perkins, Ruel M., house, 19 Heaton street.
Pearl, Charles, field and growth, new road to Dover,

house, 56 Portland street,
Pickering, Loander, house, 7 Sheridan avenue,
lot, Sheridan avenue,
house and lot, 35 Pine street,
land, now road to Dover,
Pinkham, Henry G., house, 65 Congress street,
house. Congress street,
Benjamin, house, Nos. 8-10 Heaton street,
Phoenix, Mary, house, 12 School street,
Piercy, Isaac D., laundrj", Nos. 32-34-36 So. Main
street,
land, Washington street,
land. Chestnut Hills road,
Pierson, Mark R., 2 lots. Chamberlain road,

2 lots, Nos. 22-23 Portland street,
Plumer, Henry M., house and lot, Academy street,
Benj. W., house, 17 Harrison avenue,
Minnie E., lot, Leonard street.
Pray, George A., house, 95 Portland street,

land, Salmon Falls road,
Phelps, Jerome, house. 17 Knight street,
Quinlan, Ann L., house, 55-57 Charles street,
John F., Halpin farm, Main road,

VALUATION

1,500

00

900

00

3,600

00

800

00

300

00

800

00

i-k, 80

00

100

00

500

00

1,100

00

224

00

700

00

1,300

00

300

00

1,400

00

70

00

2,600

00

800

00

700

00

900

00

4,500

00

200

00

50

00

150

00

, 200

00

1,900

00

400

00

200

00

800

00

200

00

1,800

00

1,900

00

1,000

00

193

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Quinlan, John F., Pearl farm, Main road, 450 00

bouse, 58 Congress street, 900 00

Randall, Jeremiah, house and lot, 6 School street, 1,000 00
George G., house, 14 Silver street, 1,200 00

Reed, Holmes estate, house, 9 Glen street, 1,000 00

Reynolds, Edward, house and land, 73 Portland

street, 600 00

Richardson, Arthur W. estate, house, 2 Portland

street,
Richards, Geo. O., house, 30 Leonard street,

house, Leonard street,
Ricker, C. Kirk, house, 19 Leonard street,
Charles E., house, 7 Portland street,
house in rear,
house, Heaton street,
house, 28 Silver street,
house, Winter street,
house, King street,
house, Court street,
2 houses, Logan street,
house. Court street,
house. King street,
2 houses. Spruce street,
2 houses, Logan street,
field. East Rochester road,
2 lots, Haskell field,
Rogers, Ann, field, Portland street,

house and land, 117 Portland street,
John, field, Portland street,
Rollins, Lottie, house, 32 Chamberlain road,

Truman R., house, 12 Morton avenue,
Rochester Lumber Co., building and land east side

of Autumn street,
building and land, north side
of Autumn street,

1,600

00

1,800

00

1,500

00

1,100

00

4,000

00

400

00

1,600

00

800

00

800

00

900

00

900

00

1,400

00

900

00

900

00

800

00

800

00

350

00

150

00

100

00

1,500

00

100

00

600

00

300

00

2,200

00

2,500

00

194

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Rochester Lumber Co., lots, Leonard and Autumn

streets, 800 00

75 feet shed near R. R., 200 00

Rochester Woolen Co., house. Congress street, 1,500 00

store and tenement, Main st., 2,000 00

Roberts, Thomas, house, 102 Portland street, 1,100 00

Root, Dr. Stephen, house and laud, Leonard street, 1,800 00

Rumazza, Peter John, house, 117 Portland street, 1,600 00

lot, Portland street, 200 00

lot. Chamberlain road, 100 00

Charles, 2 lots. Prospect street, 800 00

house, 135 Portland street, and

lot, Prospect street, 800 00
house, cor. Portland and Harrison

streets, 1,000 00

Sanborn, Mary S., house, 38 So. Main street, 3,700 00

lots. King and Linden streets, 1,000 0^

Scruton, Albion S., house, 20 Heaton street, 1,100 00

Shorey, Lizzie M. B., house, 4 Central avenue, 2,200 00

Charles E., land, Chet^tnut Hills road, 50 00

house, 4 Pearl street, 500 00

Levi W., house, 116 Portland street, 1,000 00

2 lots. Chestnut Hills road, 300 00

Levi A., house, 7 Pearl street, 500 00

Maynard J., house, 6 Pearl street, 800 00

Stephen F. 2nd., house 3 Hobart street, 600 00

Shapleigh, Samuel, 2 lots. Chamberlain road, 224 00

Harriet L., one lot. Chamberlain road, 76 00

Shattuck, Rev. Frank, house, 16 McKinley street,

and lot, Hobart street, 700 00

Skelley, Michael estate, house, Charles street, . 600 00

Smart, Elmer J., house, 26 Charles street, 3,200 00

Ezra S., 2 houses, Nos. 8-10 Academy St., 3,400 00

house, 98 So. Main street, 1,700 00

195

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Sibley, L. W. estate, house, Silver street, 700 00

house, Allen street, 700 00

house, Nos. 4-6 Logan street 1,000 00

Smith, Mrs. E. A. estate, house, 33 Myrtle street, 1,800 00

house. Granite street, 1,200 00

Springfield, Charles W., house, 69 So. Main street, 2,700 00
pasture and growth, Hussey

hill, 160 00
Jennie E., house and lot, 62 So. Main

street, 6,000 00

Smalley, Hobbs & Hunter, shop near R. R., 1,000 00

Soule, Harrison estate, house, Portland street, 2,000 00

foundry and machine shop, 1,500 00

Stevens, James B., house, Nos. 6-8 Myrtle street, 1,400 00

house, back of 6-8, 800 00

2 houses, 12-14 Maple street, 1,300 00

house, 172 So. Main street, 350 00

Di. J. H., house, 16-18 Railroad avenue, 2,800 00

Stokes, Dudley L., house, 19 Railroad avenue, 2,500 00

Swain, Seorim, house, Sheridan avenue and intervale, 2,400 00

lot, Sheridan avenue, 200 00

photo car Railroad avenue, 100 00

Sweet, Robert V., house, 46 Charles street, 3,200 00

Parsons farm, Main road, 1,000 00

Swift & Co., refrigerator. Railroad avenue, 3,500 00

Tebbetts, Hannah, block, Hanson street, 4,000 00

Townsend, Fred C, house, 26 Academy street, 2,200 00

Tuttle, George H., house, 22 Granite street, 700 00

Tripp, James L., house, 5 Harrison avenue, 900 00

Varney, George E., house, 7 Central avenue, 1,400 00

house. Central avenue, 2,200 00

2 lots, Charles street, 400 00

land. Main road, 350 00

Mrs. George E., lot, Charles street, 700 00

Edith M., house, 23 Charles street, 2,200 00

196

WARD SIX CONTINUED. VALUATION

Varney, Thomas G. estate, farm, Page road, 6,400 00

stable, no land.

Congress street, 100 00

Mrs. Sophia J., house, 12 Heaton street, 1,000 00

Waldron, Edna C, house, 11 Leonard street, 1,500 00

Wallace, Sumner, house. So. Main street, 17,000 00

Sarah E., estate, house, 73 South Main St., 6,000 00

house, off So. Main st., 800 00

Albert, house, 64 So. Main street, 9,000 00

Peter, house, 98 Winter street, 900 00

Walker, Addie L., house, 84 Winter street, 400 00

Warburton, Mathew estate, house, 14 Glen street, 1,200 00

Warren, Osmon B. estate, house. Liberty street, 1,300 00

Wellman, John L., house, 51 Charles street, 1,500 00

house, 11 Glen street, 1,100 00

Wendell, Clarence F., house, 11 Wentworth street, 2,200 00

land and barn, Main road, 1,000 00

Webber, Fred R., house, 47 Chamberlain street, 700 00

Mary E., house. Prospect street, 500 00

Wentworth, Chas. L., (leased land) R. R. avenue, 400 00

M. V. B., house, 18 Wentworth street

and shop, 1,400 00

house, 20 Wentworth street, 700 00

Augusta J,, field. Main road, 360 00

house, 7 South Main street, 2,800 00

house. Grove street, E. R., 900 00

lot, Pearl street, E. R., 150 00

S. A. J., wood land, Whitehall, 100 00

home place, Portland street, 1,000 00

George A., house, 62 Portland street, 1,100 00

Jennie, house, 6 Central avenue, 2,200 00

lot. Main road, 250 00

lot, Portland street, 400 00

Noah, house, Franklin street, 650 00

197

WARD SIX — CONTINUED. VALUATION

Wentworth, Stephen D., bouse, 21 Knight street and

lot,
land, Lowell street,
land and barn. Great Falls

road,
land, Portland street,
Frank P., farm, Franklin street,
field, Portland street,
house, 23 Silver street,
stable, Winter street,
lots off Charles street,
house. Winter street,
Wilkinson, Wm. H., house and lot, 25 Leonard St.,
meadow, Wakefield road,
Mrs. W. H., house, 27 Leonard street,
Willey, Charles W. estate, lot. Pearl street,

Geo. F. estate, block, So. Main street,
block. So. Main street,
Chase property. Congress
street,
Wingate, Willie H., house 18 Silver street,

Charles C, 19 house. Silver street.
Woodward, Marion, lot. Pearl street,

Charles E., house, 15 Woodman street,

Yeaton, Charles W. estate, house, 82 Portland street, 1,200 00

Young, J ames B., house, 72 Portland street, * 1,100 00

4 lots and store house, 360 00

Fred J., house, 112 Portland street, 1,100 00

2,100

00

160

00

250

00

450

00

1,300

00

260

00

1,300

00

100

00

60

00

600

00

1,200

00

120

00

1,200

00

70

00

5,000

00

6,500

00

6,500

00

900

00

800

00

76

00

1,600

00

198

Non-'Resident List,

OWNER. DESCRIPTrOX OF PROPERTY. VALUATION

Chick, Emma R., lot on Eastern avenue, adjoining
land of Nathaniel Shorey,
ward 1, $ 100 00

Dearborn, Thomas H., land adjoining land of J. H.

Twombly and Dover line
ward 3, small growth, 650 00

Elder, William L., laud near Allen Twombly on Dover
road, called Littlefield lot,
small growth, 600 00

Great Falls Mfg. Co., land adjoining Salmon Falls

river and Somersworth
line, 3,000 00

Guptill, Albert W., land adjoining Eastern Railroad,

the Jameson lot, 20 00

Gray, Mrs. Edward, land adjoining land of John C.

Shorey and Autumn street, 80 00
Howe, W. George, land adjoining land formerly be-
longing to John H. Osborne,
and land of Frank M. Smith, 600 00
Ham, Abigail heirs, land adjoining land of James D.

Hayes, Dry Hill, 170 00

Jacques, Archie L., land adjoining Eastern avenue,

Portland & Rochester R. R.,
Mary Corson and Wm. P.
Abbott, ward 1, 250 00

Preston, F. W., sprout land a Ijoiuiug Barrington line
and land of Smith Clark and
Long Pond, Dry Hill, 80 00

199

NON-RESIDENT LIST CONTINUED. VALUATION

Preston, Charles N., epioul land adjoining land of

Chas. F. Seavey, Chas.
Weeks and land of A. I.
Hall, Smith Clark, Barring-
ton line, 120 00
Portland Match Co., land adjoining land of Geo. W.
Varney and estate of Rnfus
Woodward, 400 00
Peppin, Charles, land adjoining Salmon Falls River
and Somersworth line and Rocky
Hill road, ward 2, 240 00
land Whitehall adjoining Great Falls
road, and land of the estate of
Samuel Wingate, ward 1, 40 00
Twombly, Ellen, land adjoining land of Simon and
Isaac Wentworth, near Hayes
station, 100 00
Varney, John R. estate, land adjoining No. Main
street, Riverside park and Co-
checo river, 1,000 00
land adjoining Washington st.
and Isaac Jenness place, 500 00
Wedgeworth, Elbridge L., lot adjoining River Side

park and Jenness St., 100 00
Winkley, Charles, land on westerly side Broad street
and adjoining land formerly of
Everett Parsous, 350 00

Weeks, Charles W., wood line adjoining Barrington

line. Dry Hill, 1,000 00

Wentworth, Louisa M., house, 13 Harrison avenue, 1,000 00
house, Nos. 16-18 Harrison

avenue, 700 00

Report of Trustees

of the

Rochester Public Library^

1908.

At a meetiDg of the trustees of the Rochester Public
Library, December 30, 1908, it was voted that the report of
the secretary, librarian and treasurer be presented to the city
council as the annual report of the trustees for the year 1908.

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Rochester Public Library, 1908,

TRUSTEES,

William G. Bradley, Mayor, ex officio.

Sidney B. Hayes, Term expires 1908

Fred P. Header, " " 1908

John Young, " " 1909

Stephen C. Meader, ^ i« 1909

Horace L. Worcester, " " 1910

Willis McDuffee, " " 1910

LIBRARIAN,

Lillian E. Parshley.

ASSISTANTS,

M. Gertrude Fairbank3, Grace W. Tibbetts.

JANITOR,

Edward L. Kimball.

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Report of Library Trustees,

To the Honorable Council of the City of Rochester:

Gentlemen : — The trustees of the Rochester Public Library
herewith submit their fifteenth annual report, including the
librarian's and treasurer's report, for the year ending Decem-
ber 31st, 1908.

During the year there has been no change in the policy or
management of the library, but it has been the endeavor of the
trustees to meet the demands of the public. This is shown by
the fact that we are now supplying each month three branch
libraries. The East Rochester library with 200 volumes. The
Gonic library with 400 volumes, and in June we established a
branch library at Meaderboro with 50 volumes. That the aims
and resources of the library are being better understood and
used is indicated by the establishment of the branch libraries,
and also in the increase of the circulation over last year of
6,550 volumes. The interest taken by the public in the
library is evident by the following comparison, the 1907 report
of the Dover library contains 35,270 volumes, the circulation
was 55,813. The Rochester library contains 12,533, the circu-
lation 1908 was 46,237. Considering the population of both
cities it is evident from the circulation that the people believe
in the library.

During the year 481 volumes have been purchased. The
trustees would have bought more books, but in order to keep
the building in repair we had to reduce the appropriation for
books and make some repairs. Painting and puttying the
windows, repairing the slate on the roof and other repairs.
But as one has said, "The royal road to culture is through a
well stocked library," we hope to appropriate more money for

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books the coming year. Hut we wisb to remind the public that
the Rochester Public Library is without the bequests of other
public libraries. The only bequest our public library has had
is the $1,000 of the Jennie Farrington fund, the interest is used
for the purchase of Juvenile books. In some public libraries
the donors specify the particular class of books they desire pur-
chased with the income of their bequest, and others give for
general purchases. We trust that some of our citizens will re-
member the public library and donate a sufficient fund to equip
the library with good reading and with the latest and best lists
of reference books.

The trustees wish to express their thanks to Mr. C. A. C.
Hanson for the four volumes of the Genealogy of New Hamp-
shire given in memory of his father Dominicus Hanson and
also to the Rochester Woman's Club, who, by their donation
made it possible to secure for the library the pictures of the
Library Art Club, and to all others who donated books and
relics for the historical room.

In conclusion the trustees would request of the Honorable
Council that they continue the appropriation of $3,000 for 1909
for during the coming year the insurance on our books will
have to be renewed for three years, and we desire in some de-
gree, to satisfy the demand of the public for good literature
and also to make the public library an able adjunct to our pub-
lic schools by purchasing the latest reference books.

The trustees are gratified at the increase in circulation and
attendance and wish to express their appreciation of the atten-
tion shown the patrons of the library by the librarian and her
assistants, during the year.

JOHN YOUNG,

Secretary.

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To the Trustees of the Rochester Public Library:

Gentlemen : I gladly submit to you, in this tifteenth annual
report, the record of a busy year. Busy not only with its larger
circulation, its additions, its agencies, its work with the children
and the schools, but with its increasing reference work and its
attempts to satisfy the demands made upon it.

At the beginning of 1908 the library numbered 11,668
volumes. During the year, 176 volumes have been added by
binding periodicals, 246 volumes have been received as gifts,
79 purchased from the interest of the Jennie Farrington fund
and 402 purchased from the general fund, the total number of
accessions 903. Thirty-three volumes have been discarded
because unfit for use, four lost and one destroyed on account
of exposure to contagious disease, making the entire number
of accessioned volumes in the library at this time 12,633.
The classes represented as follows :

Fiction,

2, 8;") 2

Sociology,

264

History, 821

Juvenile,

i,o;«

Philology,

27

Eeference, to in-

Periodicals,

1,077

Science,

826

clude Government

Biography,

795

Useful Arts,

264

Publications, 2.421

General Works,

16

Fine Arts,

:]53

Unaccessioned

Philosophy,

104

Literature,

e.")!)

Pamphlets, 3Iaps,

Religion,

;i(J6

Travel,

558

Charts, etc., 800

In the purchase of books due attention has been given to a
proper porportion of the classes. Many standards have been
supplied and a beginning made toward duplicating poor editions
of those already on the shelves. By adding a few of these
each year, the sets will soon be completed without noticeable
depletion of the book allowance.

The library has been opened to the public, 309 days during
1908 and 46,237 books have been given out, 200 from the
Meaderboro agency, 1194 from East Rochester, 1529 from
Gonic and 43,324 from the library. A gain of 6550. That
you may note the increase by classes as compared with last
year the tables of circulation for 1907 and 1908 are given.

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Cifculation at Libfary-

1908

1907

1908

1907

Fiction,

23,957

19,753

Philology,

6

2

Juvenile,

10,B78

9,256

Science,

351

300

Periodicals,

4,202

4,124

Useful Arts,

234

192

Biography^

406

375

Fine Arts,

478

388

General Woi

■ks, ia:i

54

Literature,

954

974

Philosophy,

117

71

Travel and

Religion,
Sociology,

244

204

179

200

History,

1,660

1,792

Total,

43,324

37,760

Increase over last year, 5,764 Average daily circulation.
Smallest circulatio'n any one day, (September 23rd.)

Largest circulation, ' (February 8th.)

Smallest circulation in one week, (June 29tii. to July 4th.)

Largest circulation, (February 24th to 29th.)

Smallest month, (September)

Largest month , ( Decem ber)

140

41

326

527

1,143

2,811

4,447

The people of Meaderboro corner have shown their appreci-
ation of the little agency, established in June, through the
efforts of Mrs. Charles S. Brock. She has assumed full charge
of the work taking care of the fifty books left in her charge,
giving time two days each week to their circulation and making
all necessary reports and exchanges. Mrs. Brock reports a
circulation of 200.

It is pleasing to note the decided increase in circulation at
East Rochester, 550 books have been sent to the agency, 50
being exchanged each month. Seventy-seven people have reg-
istered during the year, making the entire number of cards in
use, 1430.

Circulation at East Rochester,

1908

1907

1908

1907

Fiction,

632

452

Science,

13

■;

Juvenile,

475

333

Useful Arts,

9

6

Biography,

13

3

Fine Arts,

9

3

General Works

1

Literature,

5

4

Religion,

11

4

Travel & History 23

9

Sociology,

3

2

Total,

1,194

819

208

The resignation of Mr. Levi Meader at the Gonic agency
was very much regretted, but his successor, Mr. George H.
Marsh, has taken up the work with much enthusiasm. During
the year 1150 books have been sent to Gonic and the reports
show that 1529 have been given out and 28 new cards issued.

Circulation at Gonic.

1908

1907

1908

1907

Fiction,

893

695

Science,

15

10

Juvenile,

350

198

Useful Arts,

21

13

Biography,

11

16

Fine Arts,

16

6

Periodicals,

93

188

Literature,

28

40

Philosophy,

1

2

Travel & History, 81

38

Religion,

9

1

Sociology,

11

1

Total,

1,529

1,208

Inc'rease over

last year.

821

The children's room at the library has attracted many little
visitors during the year and the books and magazines at their
disposal are very much used. The assistant who has this room
in charge, surely has her hands full during portions of the day
looking after the wants of the little ones and keeping the
larger ones out of mischief. 5G51 readers have been registered
864 more than last year. 12,713 books have been given out
during the year an increase of 1264.

Circulation in the Childrens' Room,

Stories,
Biography,
Periodicals,
Religion,

10,387

121

517

79

Sociology,
Science,
Useful Arts,
Fine Arts,

71
111

45
169

Literature, 198

Trav'l &Hist'y, 1,024

Total,

12,713

The books for this department have been purchased entirely
from the interest of the Jennie Farrington fund. The children
have a bright, attractive room and good books but it has been
impossible to do anything in the way of decoration. Many of
the children come from picturelesa and bookless homes. What
an opportunity for some man or woman to give something of a

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decorative nature to beautify the room. Indeed the kind
offices might be extended to other rooms in the building.

Although no record is kept of books or magazines given out
in the building an attempt is made to keep the number of
readers and students. The number for 1908 was 11,787, 2121
more than last year. This gives but little idea of the extent
to which the rooms have been used for it is safe to say that a
large number of the readers are never counted.

The reference work has been a large part of the duties of
the year. Often the students have filled every chair in the
room and then have overflowed into the reading rooms. This
has been almost entirely personal work and hands and brains
of the entire staiif are kept busy, explaining the uses of the
reference books and hunting up stray bits of information. It
is one of the uses for which the library exists and the result is
worthy of the effort. The additional reference books pur-
chased have been very much appreciated.

The larger part of the work with the schools has been done
with the pupils. Only 332 books have been given to teachers
for school use.

A beginning has been made during the last few years,
toward a historical and genealogical department. Some val-
uable gifts have been received and a few things purchased.
The genealogy of New Hampshire given by Mr. C. A. C.
Hanson, in memory of his father is a most valuable acquisi-
tion. Mr. Stephen D. Wentworih, has added to the collection
an old account book used in connection with the ''Wolfe
Tavern" which at one time was located on Haven Hill and is
said to have been the first tavern in Rochester. This is of
great interest locally, because of its old names. Mr. John
Meserve has presented many interesting old things, among
them a sword cane, bearing the initials "G. W." Tradition
says, that it was owned and used by George Washington, also
an Indian spear head, which he ploughed from the ground near
Gonic hill, and several old papers and books. Mrs. F. C.
Hayes of Wolfeboro has given an old paper. Cases are very

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much needed where such things can be carefully preserved.
Il seems a pity that all the interesting relics might not be col-
lected from the attics of Rochester before it is too late and
placed in the library.

The Rochester Woman's club have made it possible again
this year for the library to have access to all the pictures of
the Library Art club. These are both instructive and enter-
taining and would be greatly missed. Many useful and valu-
able gifts have been received aside from those already men-
tioned, as it would be impossible to mention them individually
your attention is called to the list appended.

In addition to the regular work of the library and the duties
which each day has brought forth, an inventory of the entire
library has been taken by the accession number. This has
been a long piece of work and has meant the handling of every
book in the library but the result has beeu very satisfactory.
All but eight books have been accounted for, errors have been
detected and a new system for keeping discarded books inaug-
urated.

Never in the history of the library has the work gone on so
smoothly or with quicker or better service. The public has
been courteous, patient and appreciative and tbis has served
to encourage and inspire to greater zeal and more untiring
effort. It costs somebody something to furnish these privi-
leges which are often accepted with such thoughtless indiffer-
ence and a simple thank you means much to the tired attend-
ant.

I wish at this time to speak of the splendid work of the
assistants and acknowledge my indebtedness to all who have
assisted in the work of the library during the year, especially
those who so kindly helped during the long illness of one of
the assistants. I also wish to thank the trustees for the con-
veniences which they have provided for carrying on the work
and for their courtesy and encouragement.
Respectfully submitted,

LILLIAN E. PARSHLP:Y,

Librarian.

Rochester, N. H., December 30, 1908.

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Summary from 1894 to 1908.

Number

Att'd'nce

Number

of books

Readinji'

Fines.

of books

Circulated

Room.

Discarded

1894

21,936

1788

.$ 65.77

1894

1895

20,871

2040

85.32

1895

189G

22,808

2604

77.74

15

1896

1897

24,215

2849

71.49

5

1897

1898 '

26,246

2689

82.33

14

1898

1899

26,008

3694

75.74

4

1899

1900

29,296

4197

76.52

27

1900

1901

31,036

4567

86.40

6

1901

1902

32,057

5987

94.66

14

1902

1903

30,098

6126

106.13

15

1903

1904

32,271

5963

103.29

15

1904

1905

30,571

7033

90,76

45

1905

1906

38,020

10149

131.84

12

1906

1907

39,687

9667

172.34

37

1907

1908

46,247

11787

159.34

38

1908

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Gifts for 1908,

Vol

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Art Departmeut, Rochester

Woman's Club,

1

Asiatic P^xclusion League,

1

Bailey, Mrs. H. R. and

Fowler, Mrs.,

2

Bass & Co.,

4

Berlin Public Library,

1

Boston Public Library,

1

Bowdoiu College,

2

Brown University,

1

Colby College,

2

Collier's Pub. Co.,

1

Concord Public Library,

1

Curtis Pub. Co.,

2

Dover Public Library,

6

Fall River Public Library,

1

Hanson, C. A. C,

4

Harvard University,

1

1

Haverhill Public Library,

3

Hayes, Mrs. F. C,

Jamieson, Charles B.,

1

Laconia Public Library,

5

Lake Mohonk Conference,

3

Langdon Public Library,

Newington, N. H.,

1

McDuffee, Willis,

5

Maine, State Board of Health,

4

Mason, Rev. George L.,

2

6

Massachusetts College of

Osteopathy,

Massachusetts Library Asa'n.,

1

Meadville Theological

School,

2

Periodicals.

36

214

Meserve, John,

3

1

Milford Public Library,

1

Nashua Public Library,
New Hampshire College,
New Hampshire College Library,
New Hampshire Public
Instruction,

3
6

2

1

New Hampshire State Library,
New Hampshire, State of,
New College of Dental and

5

2

Oral Surgery,

1

Oliver, Hon. Frank,

1

Parshley, Ada C,
Publisher's Christian Science

40

3

Journal,

New England Shoe and

Leather Gazette,

Manchester Union,

Rochester Courier,

Springvale Advocate,

Strafford County Record,

Railway News, Bureau of
Raymond, G. L.,
Republican National Com.,

1
3

1

Robertson, S. W.,

1

3

Robinson, John,

6

Rochester, City of,
Safford, Mrs.M. A.,

2

Snow, Conrad and Leslie,

39

36

Somerville Public Library,

1

United States Government,

23

164

Worcester, Mrs. H. L.,

1

Wyatt, Mrs. p:va,
Yale University,

48

100

1

144

30

41

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Financial Report for 1908*

Amount of money on band, January 1, 1908,
Received from sale of catalogues,
Received from out of town patrons,
Received from the Rochester Woman's club.
Received from fines and book damages,

Total receipts,
Turned over to J. L. Copp, treasurer,
Balance on hand,

Total, $228 39

Respectfully submitted,

LILLIAN E. PARSHLEY,

Librarian.
Rochester, N. H., December 30, 1908.

$ 27

90

50

2

25

34

00

163

74

$228

39

$210

00

18

39

Public Library Receipts »

Bequests.

Jennie Farrington Annex fund and interest to

January 1, 1909, $1,132 85

Transferred to treasurer for purchase of juvenile

books,
Balance in bank January 1st, 1909,

Receipts.

Balance from 1907,

City appropriation.

From librarian.

Interest Jennie Farrington Annex fund,

$3,289 65

50

00

1,082

85

$ 29

65

3,000

00

210

00

50

00

216

Expenditures.

Books, $465 19

Books, juvenile, from interest of Jennie Farriog-

ton fund, 1908,
Art Pictures,
Periodicals,
Binding books,
Printing and supplies.
Repairs and materials.
Electric lights.
Electric supplies.
Coal, 1908,
Wood,

Eurnishings for library,
Librarian,
First assistant.
Second assistant.
Janitor,

Secretary, board of trustees,
Librarian at Gonic,
Supplies at Gonic,
Insurance on books at Gonic,

Balance in treasury.

50

00

6

00

102

03

303

24

127

91

64

89

205

17

13

69

180

50

3

25

79

65

500

00

350

00

256

84

300

00

25

00

50

00

356

00

2

50

$3,089

32

200

33

5,289 65

I have examined the receipts and expenditures of the finan-
cial reports of the librarian, Lillian E. Parahley, and the
treasurer, John L. Copp. I find the same correctly cast and
properly vouched.

JOHN YOUNG,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Rochester, N. H., December 30, 1908.

Annual Report

of the

Board of Education

of the

City of Rochester, N. H.,

For the Year Ending December 31st,

1903.

At the annual meeting of the School Board of the City of
Rochester, the superintendent of schools read his report for
the year ending December 31, 1908. This report was accepted
and adopted as the report of the school board to the city
council and to the public.

ANDREW JACKSON,

Secretary.
Rochester, N. H.

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SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF ROCHESTER.

Organization for 1908,

Hon. William G. Biadlej', President.

Andrew Jackson, Secretary.

Ward One — Dr. J. H. Bates, Irving A. Corson.
Ward Two — Ernest E. Berry, Dr. A. S. Aonis,
Watd Three — Granville Grant, Walter Header.
Ward Four — Albert Nelson, Rev. C. J. Paradis,
Ward Five — John Hanscam, Charles W. Bickford.
Ward Six — Rudolph Kramer, A. B. Hunter.

Superintendent of Schools, Andrew Jackson.

Standing Committees,

Accounts — Bradley, Hanscam, Kramer.

Teachers and Saluries — Kramer, Hanscam, Bickford.

Music and Draiving — Nelson, Berry, Annis.

Schoolhouses and Grounds — Bickford, Corson, Bradley.

Supj>lies — Hanscam, Hunter, Bradley,

Text Books — Bates, Nelson, Header.

Mules and Regulations — Bates, Header, Hunter.

Transportation — Berry, Grant, Annis.

Ungraded Schools — Kramer, Berry Paradis.

Truancy — Grant, Paradis, Corson.

Superintendent of Schools — Andrew Jackson. Office at high
school building. Office hours, 8-9 a. m., and 12.30-1 p. m.,
each school day. 4-5 p. m., Monday and Friday.

4

SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF ROCHESTER.

Organization for 1909,

Hon. William G. Bradley, President.

Andrew Jackson, Secretary.

Ward One — Dr. John H. Bates, Irving A. Corson.
Ward Two — Dr. Ai S. Anuis, Fiank B. Preston.
Ward Three — Granville F. Grant, Walter Meader. '
Ward Four — Rev. Cyrille J. Paradis, Louis Bergeron.
Ward Five — Ernest Trickey, William }L. Jacobs.
Ward iSix — Rudolph Kramer, Thomas W. Osgood.

Standing Comnnittees,

Accounts — Bradley, Kramer, Jacobs.

Teachers and Salaries — Kramer, Annis, Trickey.

Music and Drawing — Trickey, Osgood, Bergeron.

Schoolhouses and Grounds — Corson, Preston, Bradley.

Suj)plies — Bradley, Osgood, Paradis.

Text Books — Bates, Meader, Preston.

Rules and Megnlations — Bates, Meader, Kramer.

Transportation — Grant, Annis, Jacobs.

Ungraded Schools — Preston, Bergeron, Trickey.

Truancy — Grant, Paradis and Corson.

Superintendent of Schools — Andrew Jackson. Office at high
school building. Office hours, 8-9 a. m., Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday. 1 p. m., daily except Saturday. 4-5 p. m.
Monday and Friday.

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.

To the School Board of Rochester :

There aie many matters that claim atteutiou in this report.
Two subjects, however, fu-e of such preeminent importance
that they should not be dwarfed by having included with them
matters of much less moment. I refer to the growth of the
schools and the consequently heavily increased expenditures
in the school department of the city budget.

Each year persuant of the slatules of the state, ;i census of
children of school age is taken by enumt^rators employed in the
city. In 1907 the census showed a total of 1485. In 1908
it showed 1675, an increase of approximately 13 per cent, in
one year. The average membership of the city schools in
1907-8 was 1117. At present it is 121S, an increase of 8 per
cent.

This increase is and should be a source of pride to us and to
Rochester. At the same time it confronts us with a serious
problem. There are, at present, in the city three rooms having
a total registration of over fifty-f5ve each. There are ten with
a registration of over forty-five each.

I wish that I had at my command words that might give you
some idea of the relative quality and quantity of instruction re-
ceived by a pupil, who is one of 55 under the tutelage of a
single instructor. 1 need not refer to the strain on the teacher
herself in attempting to keep her pupils on a par with those of
her colleague, who has but 35 or 40. There have been within
my experience in this city three instances where a teacher has

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broken down under the strain and retired in discouagement
and invalidism.

And I should like to express right here my tremendous ad-
miration for the teachers, who without a whine or complaint
grapple with the problems we put before them and achieve the
success that is theirs.

Now for practicable measures looking to the relief of these
most pressing needs.

The overcrowding of the mixed third and fourth grades at
Gonic will be remedied when you have fitted out the 6th room
in that building. When that is done the facilities will be suf-
ficient to accomodate the pupils there for some years to come,
the more so on account of tlie large number who leave school
at the earliest age possible.

In East Rochester, by the establishing of a new room last
September, you have provided ample room for present
needs, but the remarkable increase in the population of Ward
one, as shown by last fall's census, is a warning that may have
to be heeded in 11) lU.

In Meaderboro, the increase, though small, is serious as in
that school the work of the entire eight grades is done by one
teacher. I recommend that the mininum age of entering this
school be reduced to 5 years and that pupils be allowed to en-
ter only on alternate years, thus eventually reducing the num-
ber of grades taught in any one year fiom eight to four.

In the cit}' proper conditions are more serious. The Maple
street school is already filled to its capacity. The School street
building had so many pupils last September that some had to
be transferred to the Allen building where there are fifty- six
in the first garde and forty eight in the second.

It appears from these figures that for these grades two new
rooms must be provided. Moreover, the sixth grade room in
the Allen school is unfit for use because of poor light and ven-
tilation. Again, as the principal points out in his report, more
room is needed for the high school. This makes a total of four
rooms that should be provided for another year in addition to

those already in use. This means a new building. Such a building
is of course out of the question for a year but it must be ready
for occupancy in September, 1910. In the meanwhile by utilizing
the Upham street building and by continuing the cramping of
the high school, we must make shift to house the pupils as
best we may.

Now as to finances. The largest item of expense is teachers'
salaries. At present under the rules of the board these salaries
are graded according lo length of tenure of office beginning
with S360 and increasing yearly until S450 is reached. I
should like to see the minimum raised to S370 that being an
even SIO a week. I should recommend that the board investi-
gate and adopt a system based not wholly upou tenure but at
least partially upon mej-it.

A considerable increase in ihe item must be had this year to
meet the expense of the new rooms established. These new-
rooms will also cause an increase in the fuel item. I would
call attention here to the resumptiou of the practice of paying
for the winter's coal out of one year's appropriation instead of
carrying part over into the following year. It will be noted
that the items of incidentals and books and supplies have been
much smaller this year than before. This low cost cannot be
contiaued in the case of books, and supplies, without seriously
crippling the schools. I hope however with better care taken
of books already in use we may still keep this item below
$1,500, the figures of two years ago.

In conclusion I will say that the expressed purpose of the
school board of keeping expenditures within the sum appropri-
ated, has been kept and that we finished the year with every
bill paid and with a small balance.

Respectfully submitted,

ANDREW JACKSON,

REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE
HIGH SCHOOL.

To Mr. Andrew Jackson, SivpQrintendent of Schools:

The total registration for the year ending June 1908, was
184 pupils. At the close of the fall term of the present year
the same number of pupils had been registered, and the
attendance during that term was 97 per cent of the average
membership. In order to maintain this comparatively high
attendance two things are necessary. First, the co-operation
of parents is needed in the effort to keep pupils in school.
Second, teachers should not lose sight of the fact that it is
their duty to make school work attractive. It is a well known
fact that pupils learn most readily when their attention is fixed
on the lesson. Undivided interest and good progress go hand
in hand with regular attendance at school.

There are few matters of more vital importance to the
management of school work, than sweeping changes in the
teaching force. This problem, confronted us at the beginning
of the year. Of those teachers who were in the school last
year Mrs. Allen, alone, remains. To her is due in no small
measure the smoothness with which the work of this year has
started. Her vital interest in the work of the school has
appeared in kind suggestions, in prudent advice and in the
influence of a personality which makes for good in every pupil
who comes under her instruction. Four of the six new teachers
come here without experience. Mr. J. D. Drew, a graduate of
Rhode Island State College, has the work in the Science
department, and has charge also of the school athletics. Mr.
Roland E. Chesley, of Dartmouth, suceeds Miss Myrtle Young

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in the first two years work in Rhetoric and English composi-
tion. Mr. Chesley has assisted by organizing a school Glee
Club. Miss Miriam Fifield, of Mt. Holyoke College, comes to
the work in French and Latin. Miss Dorothy Fitts, of
Dorchester, (Mass.,) succeeds Mr. A. W. Wing in the
Commercial department. Miss B. T. Lull t<^aches Latin and
German. Miss Lull is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke, and has
studied in Germany. Her preparation enforced by previous
experience as a teacher makes her especially well fitted for her
work in the school.

We have in the High School six members of the class which
was graduated last year. At first thought this fact may seem
to indicate a favorable condition. If this school were equipped
with teachers and courses for study beyond that offered regular
pupils, and if graduates not contemplating a college course,
would select studies in special preparation for business they
might profit by a fifth year in the High School. But for the
pupil who intends to enter college and who comes back to
review woik which he should have done properly during his
course, such study seems a needless waste of time. Moreover
this loss it not confined to the fifth year alone. During
preceeding years the pupil feels that he will be graduated with
his class on an implied condition that he return and make up
deficiencies. This state of affairs, so far as it exists, is
unquestionably wrong. By a reasonable amomnt of study for
four years the average pupil can get that preparation which
will enable him to take up profitably the work of a college
course.

In view of the fact that many of our pupils have not kept
their woik up to the requirement for each year, it has seemed
best to neglect social functions. During the fall term the
High School held but one entertainment, and that required
little preparation. A debating club consisting of members of
the High School holds a meeting once in two weeks for practice
in parlimentary rules and debating. Living questions are
discussed. We realize the need of drill in public speaking and

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the fitness of such training in High School work. Until the
beginning of the second term of this year no part of our
schedule has been devoted to this exercise, but opportunity has
been given in the English classes for speaking before the class,
and among the ??enio)s, work in systematic debating has been
conducted.

During the fall term the High School received an appropriate
gift in the form of a picture for the Assembly Hall. This gift
came from the class of 1907, and was formally presented to
the school by the President of that class. Interest of this
kind which the alumni show in the school cannot be too highly
appreciated.

An effort is being made to gather data concerning the
occupation and progress of our graduates. The purpose of
this movement is to stimulate those who have left as well as
hose who are now in school. It is hoped that such data may
bring those who are now in active life into closer relation with
our present interest and this insures better prospects to those
twho are about graduate.

A word should be said here in regard urgent needs in the
High School. Some slight changes in the Courses of Study
should .be made before the beginning of another year. The
State Department requires us lo have for school use reference
books which are not found in the school or in the Public
Library. They should be provided at once.

I wish to thank the School Committee, the Superintendent,
and my fellow teachers for earnest support and many helpful
suggestions.

F. L. THURSTON,

Principal.

Rochester, N. H., Jan. 1909.

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Statistics for Year Ending Tuly 15, 1908,

Population of the city by census of 1900, 8,467

Estimated population, 1908, 10,500

Total number of children between 5 and 16 years: 1,675

Total enrolment, 1,277

Average membership, 1,020

Average daily attendance, 947

Per cent of attendance, 92.8

Pupils enrolled in high school, ' 184
No. of weeks in school year :

High, 38

Grades, 37

Number of schools below high school, 27

Number of ungraded or mixed schools, 1

Number of school buildings in use, 7

Estimated value of school buildings, etc., S140,000 00

Number of tardinesses, 3,173
Number of pupils not absent or tardy during the year, 59

Number of visits by the school board, 41

Number of visits by the superintendent, 525

Number of visits by parents, citizens and others, 1,644

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Statement for Fiscal Year Ending Dec, 31, 1908,

RECEIPTS.

Appropriation by City Council,

Dog Tax,

Literary Fund,

Tuitions,

Miscellaneous,

EXPENDITURES.

Teacher's and Supt's. salaries,

Janitors,

Transportation,

Fuel,

Repairs,

Books and fiupplies.

High School graduation,

Cleaning school houses,

South Milton School,

Livery,

Stationery and printing,

Telephone, rental and tolls.

Freight, express and truckage,

Supt's. expenses, seeking teachers.

Transferred to "Dog Depredations,"

Lights,

Miscellaneous,

Balance,

25,000 00

1,303 04

785 61

353 59

37 23

;27,479 47

U7,221 10

1,851 77

4,008 80

1,281 26

927 36

1,257 08

146 91

180 36

11485

56 87

54 00

45 70

34 66

25 83

6 00

11 95

204 82

100 15

^27,479 47

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Teachers Employed by the City June 1, 1908,

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"A

High

F. L. Thurston

Milford, N. H.

Anna S. Allen,

Rochester, N. H.

Roland E. Chesley

\V. Lebanon, Me.

Joseph D. Drew

Brockton, Mass.

Betsey T. Lull

Windsor, Vt.

Miriam Fifield

Worcester, Mass.

Dorothy W. Fitts

Dorchester, Mass.

VIII

Annie I. Rollins

Rochester, N. H.

VII, VIII

Mary J. Collins

Rochester, N. H.

VII

Lida Varney

Rochester, N. H.

VI

Florence B. Foss

Rochester, N. H.

Allen

V

JeanieJ. Keir

Rochester, N. H.

VI

Mary Howard

N. Walpole, N. H.

V

Charlotte Murphy

Manchester, N. H.

IV

Nellie M. Went worth

xMilton, N. H.

IV

Millicent J. Penney

Milton, N. H.

III

Agnes Regan

Portsmouth, N. H.

III

Z. Gertrude Spencer

Lawrence, Kas.

II

Ina S. Balch

Antrim, N. H.

I

Mary C. Emery,

Auburn, N, H.

Assistant,

Louise Perkins

Rochester, N. H.

Gonic

VII, VIII

Nellie Collins

Rochester, N. H.

V, VI

Alice Ludden

Rochester, N. H.

IV

Elfa Streeter

Hinsdale, N. H.

III

Annie F. Colby

Joncord, N. H.

II

Ethe M. Barton

Newport, N. H.

I

Elizabeth Belleville

Hinsdale, N. H.

E Roch

VII, VIII

Elizabeth 0. Brooks

Saxonville, Mass.

V, VI

Lurline Bowles

Lisbon, N. H.

III, IV

Laura Elms

Lisbon, N. H.

II

Maude Martineau

Littleton, N. H.

I

Florence Burnham

Rochester, N. H.

Maple St

III, IV

Eva M. Bugbee

Wilton, N. H.

II

Bessie C. Dolliver

S. Lyndeboro, N. H

I

Alice M. Billings

Rochester, N. H.

School St

I, II

Bessie L. Allen

Rochester, N. H.

Meader-

Paulina Calef

Rochester, N. H.

boro

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High School Graduating Exercises.

PROGRAM.

Music.

1. Salutatory with Oration, "International Arbitration."

Stephen W. Meader.

"Knowledge is Power."

2. Essay,

3. Essay,

4. Oration,

5. Essay,

6. Oration,

7. Discussion,

8. Essay,

Louise Perkins.

"Immigration, Should It Cease?"
Winnifred P. McClellan.

Music.

"Some Wonders of Electricity,"
Alfred W. Beers.

"A Plea for Industrial Education."
Marion V. Washburn.

"The Path Upward."

Earle C. Stanley.
Music.

"Should She Vote?"
Yes, Lewis M. Dillingham,
No, Mabel M. Clow.

"Hero Worship," with Valedictory Addresses.
Mary I. Smith.
Singing of Class Ode.
Presentation of Diplomas.

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CLASS ODE.

Wo7'ds by Perley J. Roberts
Music by Ethel 31. Paquette.

Classmates, school for us has ended,

Four long years together, passed,
Years of joy with labor blended.

Now we leave them for life's tasks.
As our thoughts turn toward the future,

Which in mystery's veiled from sight.
May the paths which lie before us.

Each and all be ever bright.
May the lessons learned in school days.

Ever keep us in the right.
And fond memories cling around them,

Cheering us with glad delight.
Now the hour has come for parting.

Let us lift our hearts above.
Praying God to guide and keep us

In the ways of truth and love.

16

CLASS ROLL.
Latin-English Course.
Alfred Whitney Beers.
Walter Alvah Bickford.
Lewis Mott Dillingham.
Chester Albert Jenness.
Stephen Warren Meader.
Cecil Maurice Neal.
Earle Cushing Stanley.
Leroy Tyler Stokes.
Katherine Bartlett.
Mabelle Maxine Clow.
Isabelle Carrie Hayes.
Winnifred Pearl McClellan.
Mary Florence Preston.
Blanche Elizabeth Smart.
Mary Irvine Smith.
Marion Viola Washburn.
Emily Pike Watson.
Marion Levern Wentworth.

English.

Chandler Lee Grant.
Perlev James Roberts.
Margaret Martha Lucey .

Business.

Allie Nason Butterlield.
Frank Ellsworth Howard.
Meta Louise Danlap.
Grace Mae Hall.
Rachel Maude Hoey.
Myrtle May Mace.
Annie Huse McCrillis.
Ethel Marion Paquette.
Louise Perkins.
Bertha Lillian Tebbetts.
Katherine Irene Tebbetts.
Hazel Luverne Thompson.
Sarah Frances Varney.

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Index.

Page.

Adams Fund 64,95

Board of Health, Report of Ill

CltyClerk's Report 87

City Government for 190i» 15

Dog Depredations 65

Financial Statement 88

Financial Committee, Recommendation of 19

Fire Department, Report of Chief Engineer 42

Fire Department 38

Highway Department 30

Health Department, Expenses of 75

Inaufi:ural Address 3

I nterest 55

Inventory, Assessors' 29

Inventory of City Property

City Clerk's Office 90

Fire Department 45

Highway Department H3

M ay or's Office 92

Tax Collector's Office 91

Inventory of Real Estate

Ward 1 115

Ward II 129

Ward III 141

Ward IV 155

Ward V 168

Ward VI 180

Library, Public, Report of Trustees and Librarian 201

Location of Fire Alarm Boxes and Instructions 43

Marshal's Report 49

Miscellaneous Department 34

Notes Payable 59

NewCity Hall 67

Opera House 73

Overseer of Poor, Report of 109

Police Department 46

Resolutions 20

Sundry Expenditures 76

Sewers, Report of Superintendent 100

School Board, Report of. Indexed Below.

Salary Account 51

Sidewalks 62

Shade Trees, Parks and Commons 63

Sewerage 66

Streets, Report of Superintendent 112

Treasurer, Report of 93

Tree Warden , Report of 108

Water Works 81

Water Works, Report of Superintendent 97

Index to School Report.

Graduating Exercises H

Report of Superintendent ^

Report of the Principal of the High School 8

School Board 1908 3

School Board 1909 4

Statistics 11

Teachers, June 1, 1908 13