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ANNUAL REPORTS
of the
SELECTMEN
and
Other Town Officers
CHARLESTOWN
NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Year Ending
JANUARY 31, 1929
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CHARLESTOWN
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING
January 31, 1929
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TOWN OFFICERS
Ernest F. Bowen _ _.... _ Moderator
Richard H. Perry - - Town Clerk
Frank W. Hamlin Treasurer
Walter B. Wood, term expires 1929 _ ..Selectman
J. Frank Frohock, term expires 1930 Selectman
Olin S. Stearns, term expires 1931 Selectman
Oscar F. Adams Overseer of Poor
Thomas P. McMahon _ Highway Agent
Ellen N. Bailey _..,._ _ _ Tax Collector
Ednah S. Hammond ....._ Auditor
D. Theodore Hoffman _ _ Auditor
Reginald M. Drislane _ _ _ _ _ Auditor
James W. Davidson - Chief of Police
Louis L. Comstock , Health Officer
Oscar C. Young, term expires 1929 Treas. Water Commission
Byron B. Knight, term expires 1930 Supt. Water Commission
Louis L. Comstock, term expires 1931
Collector Water Commission
Isaac F. Baldwin _ Supervisor
Harry E. Buswell _. .Supervisor
Helen M. Thayer Supervisor
Lyman Brooks, term expires 1929 _ School Board
Fred H. Perry, term expires 1930 School Board
Hesslar T. Gates, term expires 1931 School Board
Roy W. Gillmore Supt. of Schools
Fred H. Perry, term expires 1929 Trustee of Trust Funds
Frank W. Hamlin, term expires 1930 Trustee of Trust Funds
Oscar C. Young, term expires 1931 Trustee of Trust Funds
Lizzie D. Willard, term expires 1929 Library Trustee
Helen M. Thayer, term expires 1929 Library Tnastee
Frank W. Hamlin, term expires 1930 Library Trustee
Elizabeth L Brock, term expires 1930 Library Trustee
Oscar C. Young, term expires 1931 Library Trustee
Richard R. Finn, term expires 1931 Library Trustee
Frank W. Hamlin Justice of Municipal Court
Harold P. Pratt Assistant Justice of Municipal Court
Harold H. Ward Chief of Fire Department
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TOWN WARRANT
State of New Hampshire
To the inhabitants of the Town of Charlestown, in the County
of Sullivan, in said State, qualified to vote in Town affairs: —
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said
Charlestown, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of March next at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
Art. 1. To choose the necessary officers for the ensuing
year.
Art. 2. To consider the Budget. To raise such sums of
money as may be deemed necessary for the maintenance of the
poor, laying out and repairing highways, building and repair-
ing bridges, and for necessary charges arising within the Town.
Art. 3. To see what discount, if any, the Town will vote to
make on property taxes paid on or before July 15th, 1929.
Art. 4. To see if the Town will vote to allow the Selectmen
to deliver the inventory blanks at the time of taking the inven-
tory.
Art. 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select-
men to borrow on notes on the credit of the Town, such sums of
money as may be needed to meet current expenses in anticipa-
tion of taxes.
Art. 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the amount of money necessary to secure State Aid for
the permanent improvement of highways, under the law passed
at the January session, 1905.
Art. 7. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to
raise and appropriate for the purpose of lighting the streets
within the Town.
Art. 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the sum of $400.00 for the purpose of co-operating with
the State and Federal Government in the control of the white
pine blister rust in the Town of Charlestown.
Art. 9. To see what action the Town will take in regard
to licensing junk dealers.
Art. 10. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to
raise and appropriate for the care of the trees on the village
streets.
Art. 11. To see what action the Town will take in regard
to raising the salary of the Treasurer of the Water Commission
now receiving $35.00 per year, and the Collector of Water Rents
now receiving $75.00 per year.
Art. 12. To see if the Town will vote to install a sewer
from West Street to the residence of Frank E. Williams on
Huntley Avenue, and raise and appropriate money for same.
Art. 13. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Select-
men to install a street light on Summer Street, near the resi-
dence of Blanche L. Young.
Art. 14. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Select-
men to purchase a truck for town use, suitable for snow plow-
ing, and raise and appropriate money for same.
Art. 15. To see if the Town will vote to repair and paint
the fence located on the south side of Forest Hill Cemetery
and raise and appropriate money for same.
Art. 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the sum of $500.00 for the construction and repair of
sidewalks in the village of Charlestown.
Art. 17. To see what action the Town will take relative to
purchasing a safe for keeping the Town Clerk's books.
Art. 18. To see if the Town will vote to accept of all Trust
Funds as reported in the annual Town Report January 31, 1929.
Art. 19. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Select-
men to apply for State Bridge Aid to install a new bridge at
South Charlestown on the Trunk Line Road, and authorize the
Selectmen to borrow money on the credit of the Town to com-
plete the same.
Art. 20. To see if the Town will vote to accept the pro-
visions of Chapter 87, Section 1, of the Revised Statutes, on a
section of the Connecticut Valley road, so-called, and appro-
priate, or set aside from the amount raised for highway work
the sum of $20.00 for this purpose.
Art. 21. To see if the Town will raise $16,665.00 toward
the construction of the Trunk Line road and authorize the Se-
lectmen to borrow from the State (agreeable to House Bill No.
310) the balance necessary to complete this Trunk Line.
Art. 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the sum of $200.00 to repair the Mud-hole opposite Joseph
Fisk's cow shed on the Acworth road.
Art. 23. To see if the Town will vote to build a cement
road from Streeter's corner to the junction of the Lover's Lane
road near Cheshire Bridge, and authorize the Selectmen to
borrow on the credit of the Town not to exceed $60,000.00 for
the same.
Art. 24. To see if the Town will vote to install six street
lights on the Claremont road north of W. B. Whitney's residence
providing the line is extended to the residence of B. E. Adams,
and raise and appropriate the sum of $90.00 to maintain the
same.
Art. 25. To see what action the Town will take in regard to
repairing the stage in the Town Hall.
Art. 26. To see what action the Town will take in regard to
Old Home Day.
Art. 27. To see if the Town will vote to repair the High-
way at the corner of Bridge and West street, also near Mrs.
Abbie Foster's and raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of
money for the same.
Art. 28. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Commit-
tees or Officers heretofore chosen, and to pass any vote relating
thereto, and to transact any other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seals this twenty-third (23rd)
day of February, in the year of our Lord, 1929.
W. B. WOOD (Seal)
J. F. FROHOCK (Seal)
O. S. STEARNS (Seal)
Selectmen of Charlestown
A true copy of warrant— Attest:
W. B. WOOD
J. F. FROHOCK
O. S. STEARNS
Selectmen of Charlestown
INVENTORY
Real estate $1,483,240 00
180 horses 15,080 00
6 mules 375 00
2 oxen 200 00
594 cows 45,130 00
155 neat stock 8,950 00
55 sheep 510 00
4 hogs 40 00
1065 fowls 1,065 00
1 portable mill 300 00
Wood and lumber 1,280 00
Gasoline pumps and tanks 3,925 00
Stock in trade 70,200 00
Toll bridges, mills and electric lines 115,000 00
$1,745,295 00
Property exempt from local taxes
Charlestown Woolen Co.
Old mill and land $ 5,000 00
Equipment, new mill 51,000 00
Stock in trade 6,500 00
-$ 62,500 00
$1,807,795 00
Tax rate, $3 40.
APPROPRIATED, 1928
The town voted at the annual meeting, March 13th, 1928, to
raise the following sums:
Town officers' salaries $2070 00
Town officers' expenses 550 00
Election and registration expenses 500 00
Municipal court expense 111 00
Care, supplies, Town hall 950 00
Police department 800 00
Fire department 1000 00
Care tramps 72 60
Health department 100 00
Vital statistics 24 45
Street lighting 2000 00
Trunk line maintenance 4900 00
Trunk line construction
5000 00
Town maintenance, highways and bridges
8000 00
Libraries
500 00
Town poor
1000 00
Patriotic purposes
110 00
Tax discount
900 00
Cemeteries
500 00
Cemeteries, North Charlestown
300 00
Cemeteries, painting fence, Forest Hill cemetery
200 00
Sewer maintenance
900 00
Interest, temporary loans
300 00
Interest, bonded debt
725 00
Interest, long term notes
160 00
Payment, long term notes
1000 00
State tax
1500 00
County tax
4612 19
Care of trees
300 00
Band
400 00
Snow plowing
400 00
Drainage system, Briggs Ave.
400 00
Steam roller
1600 00
School district
22852 00
Interest, trunk line construction notes
600 00
$65337 24
Selectmen added
559 29
$65896 53
Estimated 'receipts, poll taxes, etc.
5995 00
Amount of 1928 property taxes
$59901 53
FINANCIAL REPORT
of the
TOWN OF
CHARLESTOWN
— in —
SULLIVAN COUNTY
for the Fiscal Year Ending
January 31, 1929
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the information contained in this re-
port was taken from official records and is complete to the best
of our knowledge and belief.
February 14, 1929.
W. B. WOOD
J. F. FROHOCK
O. S. STEARNS
Selectmen
F. W. HAMLIN, Treasurer
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Town of Charlestown, N. H.
BALANCE SHEET
January 31, 1929
ASSETS
Cash :
In hands of treasurer $ 1720 17
In hands of officials — Treasurer Water
Commission 76 99
$1797 16
Sinking Funds:
Cash belonging to sinking funds $3622 26
Accounts Due to the Town —
Due from State:
Bounties $ 18 20
Joint highway accounts, unexpended bal-
ances in state treasury
Snow plowing 149 05
Trunk line maintenance for 1929 299 39
Due from County:
County poor 24 50
Other bills due Town:
Water rentals
Sewer connections
Taxes not collected:
Levy of 1925
Levy of 1926
Levy of 1928
Total Assets
Excess of liabilities over assets (net debt)
Grand Total
Net Debt— January 31, 1928
Net Debt-January 31, 1929
Increase of debt $21663 64
Debt was created for trunk line construction
201
87
259
07
52
50
153
94
2785
24
$ 3943
76
-
$ 9363
18
-
39721
31
$49084
49
$18057
67
39721
31
11
LIABILITIES
Accounts Owed by the Town:
Due to School Districts:
Dog licenses, $427 80, less $45 damage
by dogs $ 382 80
Due to School Districts 2852 00
State and Town Joint Highway Accounts :
Unexpended balance in Town treasury.
Trunk Line Maintenance 149 69
Long Term Notes Outstanding:
Connecticut River National Bank, trunk
line construction $25000 00
Trustees of Trust funds, fire truck 3000 00
$ 3384 49
Bonds Outstanding:
Water bonds
Sewer bonds
$10000 00
7700 00
$28000 00
$17700 00
Total Liabilities
$49084 49
Grand Total
$49084 49
RECEIPTS
Current Revenue
rom Local Taxes:
Property taxes committed
to collector, 1928 $59901
53
Less discount, 1928 1061
10
Less uncollected, 1928 2785
24
Property taxes current year, actually
collected
$56055
19
Poll taxes, current year, actually col-
lected, 800 @ $2.00
1600
00
Property and poll taxes, previous
years, actually collected
1924
20
Added tax
2
55
Total of above collections
$59581 94
12
From State:
For highways:
For state aid maintenance, Claremont
road
For trunk line maintenance
Interest and dividend tax
Snow plowing
Railroad tax
Savings bank tax
Pine tree blister rust
Fighting forest fires
Tax abatement
From County:
For support of poor
From Local Sources, Except Taxes:
Dog licenses
Business licenses and permits
Fines and forfeits, municipal court
Rent of town property
Interest received on taxes
Income from departments, sewers
Permits for the registration of motor
vehicles
$ 603 34
5375 88
832 94
95 86
2506 63
419 40
1 11
3 35
78 96
$
$
9917
47
263
85
; 427 80
30 00
271 00
756 25
59 30
305 65
2257 85
_
$
4107
85
Receipts Other Than Current Revenue:
Temporary loans in anticipation of taxes
during year $18000 00
Long term notes during year 25000 00
$43000 00
The Barrett Co., heating tarvia $ 90 06
R. H. Perry, filing fees 7 00
G. L. Richardson, use of town machinery 1235 50
Thos. P. McMahon, use of town machinery 359 37
C. P. Stearns, use of town machinery 664 01
H. H. Ward, use of town machinery 70 00
L. A. Cross, use of town machinery 21 00
Merry-go-round 10 00
C. Underwood, cemetery lot 5 00
13
J. W. Davidson, use of telephone
Town of Charlestown, Adams gravel
1927, Town of Charlestown, overdraft
trunk line construction
Total Receipts other than Current Revenue
Total Receipts from All Sources
Cash on hand February 1, 1928
Grand Total
36 10
187 50
152 59
$ 2838 13
$119709 24
718 21
$120427 45
PAYMENTS
Current Maintenance Expenses
General Government:
Town officers' salaries
Town officers' expenses
Election and registration expenses
Municipal court expenses
Expenses Town hall
Protection of Persons and Property:
Police department, including care of
tramps
Fire department, including forest fires
Bounties
Damage by dogs
Health:
Health department
Vital Statistics
Sewer maintenance
Highways and Bridges:
State aid maintenance, Claremont road
Trunk line maintenance
Town maintenance
Street lighting
Snow plowing
$2070
00
619
17
573
05
111
00
962
83
$ 4336 05
$ 724
90
1154
96
19
00
45
00
—
$ 1943
86
$ 57
37
21
90
1423
02
$ 1502
9q
$1206
69
9746
07
10112
70
2005
00
387
94
$23458
40
14
Libraries:
Libraries
$ 500 00
Charities:
Town poor $ 971 52
County poor 104 25
Patriotic Purposes:
Aid to G. A. R. Memorial Day exercises $ 100 00
Soldiers' Memorial, monument grounds 4 00
$ 1179 77
Public Service Enterprises:
Town dump
$
75 70
• Town clock
50 00
Care of trees
277 50
Cemeteries
974 18
Unclassified:
Auto tax permits
$
130 00
Running town lines
66 70
Abatement of taxes
37 75
Insurance
387 66
Picture booth and school signs
71 60
$ 1377 38
$ 693 71
Interest:
Paid on temporary loans in anticipation
of taxes
Paid on long term notes
Paid on bonded debt
Total Interest Payments
214 73
448 34
708 00
$ 1371 07
Outlay for New Construction and Permanent
Improvements:
Highways and bridges — trunk line con-
struction
Sewer construction
New equipment, steam roller
Total Outlay Payments
$30393 39
656 02
1600 00
$32649 41
15
Indebtedness :
Payments on temporary loans in antici-
pation of taxes $18000 00
Payments on long term notes 1000 00
Total Indebtedness Payments $19000 00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:
Taxes paid to state $4231 95
Taxes paid to county 4612 19
Payments to school districts 21851 20
Total Payments to Other Govern-
mental Divisions $30695 34
Total Payments for All Purposes $118707 28
Cash on hand January 31, 1929 1720 17
Grand Total $120427 45
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Description
Town Hall, lands and buildings
Furniture and equipment
Libraries, lands and buildings
Furniture and equipment
Police Department, equipment
Fire Department, lands and buildings
Equipment
Highway Department, lands and buildings
Equipment
Water and sewer supplies
Sewers and drains
Water Supply, if owned by town
Schools, lands and buildings
Equipment
Total
Valu€
$25000
00
2000
00
10000
00
5000
00
500
00
3000
00
7000
00
3000
00
2800
00
1086
00
22000
00
65000
00
43350
00
11000
00
$200736
00
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
February 1st, 1929
To the Town of Charlestown, N. H.
I hereby issue a report of the dogs licensed in Charlestown
during the year 1928.
Number of dogs taxed, 176.
Amount taken in, females
Amount taken in, males
Amount taken in, kennel
ectfully submitted,
RICHARD H. PER
$135 00
292 00
36 00
Total
Town clerk's fee
RY, Town
$463 00
35 20
Paid to treasurer
Resp
$427 80
Clerk
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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Frank W. Hamlin, Treasurer
Receipts
Balance on hand January 31, 1928 $ 718 21
State of New Hampshire
Forest fires $ 3 35
Trunk line maintenance 5375 88
Pine tree blister 1 11
Snow roller 95 86
Interest and dividends 832 94
Tax abatement 78 96
Town road, Claremont 603 34
$ 6991 44
Barrett Mfg. Co., tarvia $ 90 06
Licenses
James Murray
Sam Miller
Lewis Blodgett
$ 30 00
Sullivan County
March term
September term
Town Clerk
Richard H. Perry, dog licenses
Richard H. Perry, filing fees
Richard H. Perry, auto permits, 1928
Richard H. Perry, auto permits, 1929
$ 2692 65
Town Hall
Walter B. Wood $ 756 25
Sewer Department
Byron D. Knight $ 305 65
Municipal Court
Frank W. Hamlin $ 271 00
$
10
00
10
00
10
00
$
230
85
33
00
$
427
80
7
00
1196
86
1060
99
263 85
18
Taxes
Richard R. Finn, 1926
Ellen L. Bailey, 1927-28
Temporary Loans
Susie F. Chamberlain
Connecticut River National Bank
Highway Department
Gilbert L. Richardson
Thomas P. McMahon
Clayton Stearns
Harold H. Ward
Levi Cross
f 232 97
59408 27
> 3000 00
40000 00
$59641 24
$43000 00
$1235 50
359 37
664 01
70 00
21 00
Miscellaneous
Merry-go-round
C. Underwood, cemetery lot
James W. Davidson, use telephone
Town of Charlestown, account Adams pit
Town of Charlestown, overdraft highway
account, 1927
$ 2349 88
10 00
5 00
36 10
187 50
152 59
- $ 391 10
$117501 42
Disbursements
Town officers
Board of health
Fire department
Police department
Sewer department
Town hall
Street lights
Schools
County paupers
Town paupers
Cemeteries
Debt and interest
Tax abatement
State and county taxes
$ 3262 22
57 37
1154 96
724 90
2079 04
962 83
2005 00
21851 20
104 25
971 52
974 18
20371 07
37 75
5918 11
19
Highways and bridges
10112 70
State aid maintenance
9746 07
State road construction
30393 39
Claremont road, maintenance
1206 69
Snow plowing
387 94
Miscellaneous
3460 06
$115781
25
Balance on hand January 31,
1929
1720
17
$117501
42
Sinking Fund
Report of the Town Treasurer As Custodian of Sinking Funds
Town Bonds
Balance on hand January 31, 1928
Amount received from Water Commissioners
Interest received
Paid United States Government bonds
Accrued interest on same
Deposited in Connecticut River National Bank
Deposited in New Hampshire Savings Bank
Amount of fund January 31, 1929
Connecticut River National bank
New Hampshire Savings bank
United States Government bonds
Amount bonds outstanding January 31,
Water bonds
Sewer bonds
Net debt January 31, 1928
Net debt January 31, 1929
1929
Reduced during year
$1732
26
1900
00
10
00
$3642
26
$2000
00
20
00
1614
78
7
48
$3642
26
$1614
78
7
48
2000
00
$3622
26
$10000
00
7700
00
$17700
00
$15967
74
14078
74
$ 1889
00
20
Water and Sewer Interest Account
Sewer Bond Coupons
No. 28s Paid 6 at $2 00
No. 29s Paid 8 at $2 00
No. 30s Paid 74 at $2 00
No. 31s Paid 74 at $2 00
Water Bond Coupons
No. 2s Paid 10 at $20 00
No. 3s Paid 10 at $20 00
No. 40s Paid 1 at $10 00
Coupons outstanding January 31, 1929
Received from Town of Charlestown
Coupons outstanding January 31, 1928
$ 12
00
16
00
148
00
148
00
$324
00
w
$200
00
200
00
10
00
$410
00
$734
00
48
00
$782
00
$708
00
74
00
$782 00
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT
Summary of Payments — Current Maintenance Expenses
Town officers, salaries $2070 00
Town officers, expenses
Election officers, salaries
Election officers, expenses
Municipal court, expenses
Town hall
619 17
442 40
130 65
111 00
962 83
4^^fi
OR
Protection to Persons and Property
Police department
Care of tramps
Fire department and forest fires
Bounties
Care of trees
Damage by dogs
Insurance
$ 664 35
60 55
1154 96
19 00
277 50
45 00
387 66
2609
02
Health
"P
Health department
Vital statistics
Sewer maintenance
$ 57 37
21 90
1423 02
$
1502
29
Highways and Bridges
Street lighting $ 2005 00
Snow plowing 387 94
Trunk line maintenance 9746 07
Claremont road 1206 69
Town maintenance 10112 70
Libraries
Libraries
Charities
Town poor
$971 52
County poor
104 25
$23458 40
$ 500 00
$ 1075 77
22
Patriotic Purposes
Memorial Day $100 00
Care of monument grounds 4 00
Public Service Enterprise
Town clock
$ 50
00
Cemeteries
974
18
Town dump
Interest
75
70
Paid on temporary
loans
$214
73
Paid on long term i
notes
448
34
Paid on bonded debt
708
00
$ 104 00
Construction and Permanent Improvement
Trunk line construction $30393 39
Surface drainage construction 656 02
Indebtedness
Payment on temporary loans $18000 00
Payment on long term notes 1000 00
1099 88
$ 1371 07
$31049 41
$19000 00
Payment to Other Governmental Divisions
Taxes paid to state $ 1305 92
Taxes paid to county
Paid to school treasurer
Unclassified
4612 19
21851 20
$27769 31
Unclassified expenditures
Running town lines
Abatement of taxes
$1801 60
66 70
37 75
<t 1906 05
$115781 25
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS
Town Officers Salaries and Expenses
Walter B. Wood, salary as selectman $ 400 00
J. Frank Frohock, salary as selectman 400 00
Olin S. Stearns, salary as selectman 400 00
Frank W. Hamlin, treasurer 100 00
Oscar F. Adams, overseer of poor 100 00
Richard H. Perry, town clerk 100 00
Ellen N. Bailey, tax collector 300 00
Oscar C. Young, water commissioner 35 00
Byron B. Knight, water commissioner 50 00
Louis L. Comstock, water commissioner 75 00
Louis L. Comstock, health officer 50 00
Emma L. Valley, auditor 20 00
Ednah S. Hammond, auditor 20 00
Reginald M. Drislane, auditor 20 00
Springfield Printing Corp., printing town reports 188 78
Ira G. Colby, attorney 45 00
J. M. Barton, attorney 25 00
Henry M. Hurd, attorney, 1927-1928 51 00
Connecticut River National Bank, rent safety deposit
boxes 8 00
Chas. W. Rounsevel, transfers 9 10
Auto Service Bureau, manual 3
Diamond Union Stamp Works, dater and pad 1
Edson C. Eastman Co., record book for town clerk, $21;
tax collector books, etc., $13 07; dog tags, $9.40 43 47
L. L. Comstock, tax bills, printing, stationery, etc. 56 76
Wm. Miller & Son, printing cards 11 50
Geo. D. Nourse, supplies 3 15
Perry & Willard, trustees bond, $10; tax collector bond,
$25 35 00
W. B. Wood, use of car $20; copying tax book $8 28 00
J. F. Frohock, use of car 12 00
O. S. Stearns, use of car, $30; team and telephone $4 40 34 40
F. W. Hamlin, trip to Newport, $5; received deed, 87c;
postage and telephone $5 10 87
Oscar F. Adams, trip to Newport 5 00
R. H. Perry, notifying jurors . 8 00
59
25
24
C. S. Hutchins, stamps 24 00
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephone 15 30
$2689 17
Election and Regristration Expenses
Howard H. Hamlin, moderator
Ernest F. Bowen, moderator
William Miller, Jr., ballot inspector
Fred W. Huntley, ballot inspector
Eben U. Wright, ballot inspector
Arthur M. Lane, ballot inspector
0. S. Stearns, election officer
J. F. Frohock, election officer
W. B. Wood, election officer
R. H. Perry, election officer
1. F. Baldwin, supervisor
Harry E. Buswell, supervisor
Leroy D. Webster, supervisor
D. T. Hoffman, Jr., meals for election officers
J. A. Demars, lunch for election officers
Mary Maxim, lunch for election officers
L. L. Comstock, printing ballots, etc., $24; printing
check lists, $29; supervisor slips, $2.25
$ 10
00
20
00
30
00
30
00
30
00
30
00
30
00
30
00
30
00
40
00
56
50
55
50
50
40
68
00
4
00
3
40
55
25
$573 05
Town Poor
Frank W. Hamlin, overseer, amount paid $ 77 30
Oscar F. Adams, overseer, amount paid 894 22
$971 52
County Poor
Frank W. Hamlin, overseer, amount paid $ 46 75
Oscar F. Adams, overseer, amount paid 57 50
$104 25
Town Hall
James W. Davidson, care of Town hall $254 00
James W. Davidson, installing basket ball baskets 40 03
James W. Davidson, wood 17 00
25
James W. Davidson, hauling wood $8, setting glass $7 15 00
C. A. Perkins, coal 125 98
C. A, Perkins, wood 6 00
D. B. Davis, wood 6 00
Ernest Hill, wood 15 00
Nelson-Warner Co., pulp plaster 1 80
Nelson-Warner Co., wood 32 50
Geo. G. Bowen, kindling 5 00
Geo. D. Nourse, wax, supplies 2 35
E. A. Morrill, mason work 4 12
F. W. Hamlin, dust bane, supplies 27 11
Page Belting Co., door mat 9 07
A. H. Streeter, plumbing and lamps 22 50
Perry & Willard, insurance 260 00
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lights 119 37
$962 83
Fire Department
Hamilton Rubber Mfg. Co., 500 ft. hose
American Fire Equipment Co., search light and battery
Eureka Fire Hose Mfg. Co., tower hooks and supplies
Bowen Motor Co., use wash stand
Geo. G. Bowen, lumber
Economy Oil Co., battery charger and wiring $18 75;
gas and oil, $23 38
A. H. Streeter, gas cans and tunnel
C. A. Perkins, coal
F. W. Hamlin, gas, soda, supplies
Perry & Willard, insurance
Arthur Blanchard, gaskets
Benj. F. Hall, janitor $60; labor on truck $15
L. G. Fikes, labor
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., phone
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lights
J. W. Davidson, fire warden, Acworth road fire $22;
Springfield station fire $29 40 51 40
Harry E. Buswell, secretary
Robert Farman, alarm 28 00
Prentiss place, alarm 1'^ 00
M. E. Church sheds. North Charlestown 3 00
A. D. Loop, alarm 33 00
Edward Rowe, alarm 15 00
Town dump fire 9 00
$425
00
15
18
14
70
1
00
2
32
42
13
8
60
98
14
14
33
25
00
6
48
75
00
3
13
42
25
11
80
26
F. W. Huntley, chimney fire
2 00
Gardner Way, chimney fire
1 00
F. B. Mayette, chimney fire
1 00
Arthur Moore, chimney fire
1 00
Thomas Ross, chimney fire
2 00
A. D. Loop, chimney fire
5 00
B. B. Knight, chimney fire
3 00
Clarence Slavin, chimney fire
3 00
John Stevens, chimney fire
1 00
Mrs. Roy, chimney fire
3 50
Arthur Parks, chimney fire
1 00
Bashaw, chimney fire
2 00
Fisk Block, chimney fire
2 00
Edith Straw, chimney fire
5 25
F. W. Huntley, chimney fire
3 00
L. H. Cochran, chimney fire
6 00
Ira Moore, chimney fire
2 00
Harry Richards, chimney fire
2 00
William Penny, chimney fire
2 00
F. W. Huntley, chimney fire
3 00
John Bashaw, chimney fire
3 00
Chester Eaton, chimney fire
3 00
Frank LaForge, chimney fire
2 00
Leslie Spaulding, chimney fire
8 75
William Miller, chimney fire
1 00
E. D. Walker, chimney fire
3 00
H. T. Gates, chimney fire
4 00
Edgar Jardine, chimney fire
2 00
Clifford Akin, chimney fire
2 00
Levi A. Cross, chimney fire
2 00
Salary, 22 firemen @ $6
132 00
$1154 96
Vital Statistics
Richard H. Perry
$ 8 40
Dr. William E. Clark
2 75
Dr. 0. C. Young
2 75
Dr. Victor Potvin
75
Dr. L R. Doane
50
Dr. J. H. Blodgett
1 25
Dr. R. H. Brooks
75
Dr. J. G. Henry
25
Dr. A. C. Listen
50
27
Dr. S. G. Morrill 25
Dr. H. C. Sanders 25
Dr. W. M. Dowlln 60
Dr. H. S. Ward 25
Rev. J. J. Foley 25
Rev. G. C. Wescott 25
Rev. M. J. Murtaugh 25
Rev. Thomas T. Dixon 25
Rev. Albert Burque 25
Rev. A. C. Ellenwood 26
Rev. H. T. Law 50
Rev. F. H. Reeves 25
Rev. William T. Linaberry 25
Fred H. Perry 25
Municipal Court Expense
Frank W. Hamlin, police judge
Harold P. Pratt, assistant police judge fees
Perry & Willard, justice bond
Libraries
Frank W. Hamlin, Treasurer, amount paid
Patriotic Purposes
Myron B. Knight, Memorial Day
I. F. Baldwin, care of monument grounds
Damage by Dogs
Thomas P. Ahem, damage to fowls
H. N. Whitmore, damage to heifer
O. S. Steams, sheep killed by dogs
H. W. Gushing, sheep killed by dogs
Shade Trees
George L. Harkins, trimming trees
J. W. Davidson, trucking brush
$21
90
$100
00
6
00
5
00
$111
00
$500
00
$100
00
4
00
$104
00
$ 1
50
17
50
10
00
16
00
$45
00
$239
50
38
00
$277 50
28
Town Clock
J. W. Davidson, winding town clock
J. W. Davidson, repairs, town clock
Insurance
Adams & Adams, workman's liability insurance
Adams & Adams, motor vehicle insurance
Adams and Bartlett, balance workmen's liability insur-
ance
Perry & Willard, insurance on blacksmith shop building
$35 00
15 00
$50 00
$219
25
65
20
80
71
22
50
Running Town Lines
O. S. Stearns, running lines
W. B. Wood, running lines $10; mileage $15 80
J. F. Frohock, running lines $20; mileage $3 40
$387 66
$17 50
25 80
23 40
$66 70
$50 00
4 50
21 20
$75 70
Town Dump
Walter Kidder, agent, rent town dump
H. H. Ward, burning dump
Charles Russell, cleaning dump
Unclassified
Gilbert L. Richardson, paid for steam roller
W. N. Huntley, enlarging picture booth
Standard Mfg. Co., highway school signs
Richard H. Perry, for auto tax permits
$1801 60
Street Lights
Fall Mountain Electric Co., street lights $1780 00
Vermont Hydro-Electric Corp., street lights. North
Charlestown 225 00
$1600
00
50
00
21
60
130
00
$2005 00
29
Cemeteries
Hugh H. Burns, labor in Forest Hill cemetery $275 00
Hugh H. Burns, burial account 35 00
Hugh H. Burns, clippers and canvas 9 00
Lewis Blodgett, team 3 00
A. H. Streeter, labor on fountain 3 39
Thomas J. McMahon, labor in Hope Hill cemetery 100 28
Thomas J. McMahon, burial account 15 00
Alec Raymo, team 3 20
Roscoe Stewart, truck and labor ' 41 90
Leonard Wright, labor 1 93
Bert Bundy, labor 14 00
Thomas J. McMahon, labor, addition to Hope Hill ceme-
tery
James Williamson, labor, addition to Hope Hill cemetery
Leonard Wright, labor, addition to Hope Hill cemetery
Thomas P. McMahon, labor, addition to Hope Hill ceme-
tery
L. J. Penny, labor, addition to Hope Hill cemetery
Alec Raymo, team
Clarence Bailey, posts and lumber
Nelson-Warner Co., phosphate and grass seed
Nelson-Warner Co., trucking, Forest Hill cemetery
Roy Gowing, cutting tree 2 00
Hugh H. Burns, painting fence, Forest Hill cemeteiy 167 80
Nelson-Warner Co., paint, oil and brushes 63 25
54
01
16
80
20
81
4
00
1
00
53
49
19
72
42
40
27
20
$974 18
Schools
FVank W. Hamlin, Treas., amount paid
Health Department
Dr. 0. C. Young, vaccinations
Dr. 0. C. Young, medical attendance. Pierce case
Geo. D. Nourse, express
L. L. Comstock, express
.851
20
$28
75
19
50
1
49
7
63
$57 37
Police Department
James W. Davidson, police duty
Harold H. Ward, special police
$530 CO
5 00
30
Everett M. Gay, special police
Lewis J. Perry, special police
D. B, Davis, wood
Dr. O. C. Young, attending tramp
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
5
00
3
50
9
00
1
50
110
35
$664 35
Tramp Account
J. W. Davidson, 173 tramps @ 35c $60 55
State and County Taxes
Wesley A. Hunt, County Treasurer, county tax $4612 19
Henry E. Chamberlain, State Treas., balance of state
tax 1305 92
$5918 11
Total amount of State Tax for 1928 $4231 95
Town credits:
Railroad tax $2506 63
Savings Bank tax 419 40
$2926 03
$1305 92
County tax paid 4612 19
$5918 11
Sewer Maintenance
Byron B. Knight, Supt., labor $ 685 90
Byron B. Knight, use of car 80 28
Byron B. Knight, coal, bolts 1 15
Frank Bashaw, labor 121 15
Charles Russell, labor 49 00
Charles Dufield, labor 2 00
H. F. McAdams, labor 7 00
Henry Pecor, labor 14 00
A. H. Streeter, labor 60
Lewis Blodgett, team 89 62
F. W. Hamlin, tools, stone, supplies 36 70
Howard Hardware Co., clamps and supplies 3 11
Pierce & Perry Co., sewer tools 53 60
Eastern Clay Goods Co., tile 170 37
31
B. & M. R. R., freight on tile
George G. Bowen, lumber
Nelson- Warner Co., cement
H. F. McNamara, repairs
C. A. Perkins, truck, salt
Surface Drainage Construction
Byron B. Knight, labor
Byron B. Knight, use of car
Byron B. Knight, telephone toll, express, sand
Frank Bashaw, labor
Angelo Belluscio, labor
Jos. Sylvester, labor
N. Venette, labor
Charles Russell, labor
Lewis Blodgett, team
Nelson-Warner Co., cement
Pierce & Perry Co., jute
Vermont Snath Co., castings
Howard Hardware Co., tile
C. A. Perkins, cement
Abatement of Taxes
Geo. A. Hammond
Richard R. Finn, collector
81
98
1
68
11
25
2
75
10
88
$1423
02
$239
50
. 53
30
2
64
135
21
49
83
21
50
10
50
12
25
45
40
38
60
7
70
10
73
20
16
8
70
$656
02
$32
50
5
25
$37 75
Indebtedness Paid
Connecticut River National Bank, temporary loans
Connecticut River National Bank, interest on tempo-
rary loans
Susie F. Chamberlain, temporary loan
Susie F. Chamberlain, interest on temporary loan
Trustees of Trust Funds, fire truck note paid
Trustees of Trust Funds, interest on fire truck notes
Connecticut River National Bank, interest on trunk
line construction notes 275 00
Frank M. Hamlin, Treas., interest on water and sewer
bonds 708 00
$20371 07
$15000
00
97
23
3000
00
117
50
1000
00
173
34
32
Claremont Road Maintenance, Unimproved Section
Thomas P. McMahon, foreman $
Thomas P. McMahon, use of car
Vernon Morse, labor
James Williamson, labor
Eben U. Wright, labor
Bert Bundy, labor
Ed. Bundy, labor
Frank Bundy, labor
Fred Ryan, labor
Urvin Booth, labor
Henry Follansby, labor
J. F. Frohock, labor
G. L. Richardson, labor
Charles Fedelski, labor
U. S. Tallman, labor
Leon Adams, labor
Jesse Bacon, labor
Walter Rumrill, labor
C. Hoskinson, labor
Walter Woodard, labor
Preston Howard, labor
Lewis Bundy, labor
Lewis Cheever, labor
Lewis Morris, labor
J. A. Buffam, labor
W. G. Penny, labor
Floyd Williams, labor
Gerald Kinson, labor
Clyde Parks, labor
M. Shouvelle, labor
Frank Neddy, labor
John Stoughton, labor
Algene Fisk, labor
Eugene Howard, labor
C. P. Stearns, labor and mileage
Lucius Tallman, tractor
J. W. Davidson, tractor
Town tractor
Town water truck
Town steam roller
Town truck
Economy Oil Co., bailed straw
F W. Hamlin, rope and blocks
46
11
6
00
56
17
38
65
30
55
20
61
3
11
3
11
15
00
9
78
12
83
5
00
3
50
1
95
7
00
10
11
5
05
3
50
3
50
3
50
3
50
8
50
3
50
3
50
1
55
2
91
1
55
2
91
1
55
1
55
1
55
3
50
1
55
2
91
4
66
57
72
36
00
300
59
18
00
60
00
4
72
15
98
29
00
33
Henry Page, gravel
Nat I. Kinson, sand
C. A. Perkins, truck
W. D. Eaton, truck
George Lombard, truck
E. R. Miler, truck
Clifton Straw, truck
Lucius Tallman, truck
William Booth, truck
G. L. Richardson, truck
Vernon Morse, truck
Cash received from state
17
00
26
60
17
34
10
01
17
34
19
50
47
34
60
00
36
00
60
00
48
33
$1206
69
603
34
$ 603 35
Trunk Line Maintenance Account, Connecticut Valley Road
Levi A. Cross, patrol work with truck $1937 95
Nelson Benware, labor 616 00
Harold H. Ward, patrol work with truck 1778 75
C. P. Stearns, labor 353 75
L. S. Smith, labor 200 00
Town, steam roller 316 67
Town, water truck 99 00
Town, tractor . 126 45
E. R. Miler, truck 131 25
G. L. Richardson, truck 17 28
Fred G. Hill, truck 48 00
W. B. Whitney, truck 31 50
CliflFord Straw, truck 114 00
George Lombard, truck 110 66
W. D. Eaton, truck 407 33
C. A. Perkins, truck 350 50
J. W. Davidson, truck 289 17
J. W. Davidson, tractor 60 00
J. O. Fisk, truck 7 50
O. S. Stearns, team 43 45
Fred I. Putnam, team 21 00
Lee Soucie, team 14 00
C. P. Stearns, foreman, sanding, oiling, etc. 267 22
C. P. Stearns, use of car 98 90
Leon F. Adams, labor 156 48
W. G. Penny, labor 110 25
34
Gerald Kinson, labor
Eugene Howard, labor
E. R. Kinson, labor
Clarence Jardine, labor
B. B. Knight, labor
Leslie Spaulding, labor
H. F. Ladd, labor
Harry Ryan, labor
Carl Mellen, labor
Leonard Wright, labor
Clifford Booth, labor
Oscar Fisk, labor
R. Warren, labor
Floyd Williams, labor
J. C. Buffam, labor
Clyde Parks, labor
Ben Turner, labor
E. Pitcher, labor
Nick , labor
Preston Howard, labor
Carl Royce, labor
Fred Webb, labor
Algene Fisk, labor
Jesse Bacon, labor
Frank Neddy, labor
Herbert Sylvester, labor
Malcom Shourlle, labor
G. C. Lewis, oiling
G. C. Lewis, use of car
G. C. Lewis, truck
Edward Reardon, truck
J. Beane, labor
G. Webster, labor
Ira Austin, labor
C. Whitney, labor
George Comstock, labor
C. Fifield, labor
W. Sweeney, labor
H. Lakin, labor
E. Miller, labor
H. Bragg, labor
E. Crosby, labor
Ezra Buss, labor
A. Tucker, labor 13 78
105
00
169
56
1
50
7
00
5
00
77
00
52
50
10
50
33
44
3
50
7
00
66
31
15
31
10
21
18
86
41
42
28
98
58
00
56
98
1
56
1
56
26
06
52
08
61
83
48
91
68
01
44
95
24
44
20
00
6
00
32
62
7
00
1
42
17
60
10
66
13
78
89
89
2
22
6
22
6
22
19
86
13
78
36
Oscar Pratt, labor
Steve Roby, labor
Howard Hardware Co., shovels, paint, brushes, tools
A. M. Bragg-, paint
L. A. Cross, stamps
A. H. Streeter, iron pipe, labor, supplies
H. F. McNamara, repairing tools and supplies
C. A. Perkins, cement
F. W. Hamlin, shovels, hardware, tools, etc.
Bert Cross, mason work
Kathryn Budd, brick
Harry Lord, catch basin cover and grate
H. H. Ward, broom and pipe
L. A. Cross, gas and oil
George G. Bowen, posts and lumber
H, A. Hatch, lumber
O. S. Stearns, plank and labor
Fifield & Son, sand and gravel
C. A. Evans, sand
A. C. Smith, sand
H. H. Hamlin, sand
Harvey Royce, sand
Alice L. Cross, sand
Boston & Maine Ry. Co., freight on patch and mixer
13
78
10
66
22
50
11
55
1
56
22
42
80
35
18
90
76
43
3
00
2
00
5
65
3
20
9
54
17
04
38
40
12
00
47
55
8
40
40
05
4
00
70
00
20
00
229
62
$9746 07
Balance, 1927
1928 appropriation
State expended for patch, cul-
verts, tarvia, engineering
Cash received from state
Amount expended by town
Balance for 1929
State Town Total
$ 54 94 $ 36 63 $ 91 57
9800 00 4900 00 14700 00
$9854 94 $4936 63 $14791 57
4596 42
$5258
52
$4936 63
4959
13
4959 13
$9895 76
9746 07
$ 299 39 $ 149 69 $ 449 08
36
Trunk Line Construction Account, Connecticut Valley Road
Gilbert L. Richardson, Foreman
G. L. Richardson, foreman $ 945 00
G. L. Richardson, gasoline shovel 4237 50
G. L. Richardson, trucks 4152 00
G. L. Richardson, auto mileage 192 20
C. A. Perkins, trucks 1485 00
J. O. Fisk, truck 1767 00
William Booth, truck 1653 00
Clifton Straw, truck 1002 00
Lucius Tallman, truck 903 00
U. S. Tallman, truck 216 00
W. D. Eaton, truck 582 00
Town truck 567 00
Town road machine 92 50
Town steam roller 560 00
Fred I. Putnam, team 17 50
Fred Craig, team 7 00
H. F. Ladd, assistant foreman 672 00
Thomas Ross, labor 608 14
Leslie Spaulding, labor 585 39
Henry Wood, labor 514 53
Albert Fisk, labor 553 03
Frank Snow, labor 511 88
Forest Frint, labor 245 03
J. B. McAdams, labor 440 14
Alson Clark, labor 574 03
H. Fisk, labor 344 75
Lee Soucie, labor 309 75
Bert Bundy, labor 329 00
Hugh McManamy, labor 287 00
Eli Truheart, labor 193 39
Henry Thomas, labor 185 53
Eben U. Wright, labor 170 62
William Moore, labor 228 39
Chester Eaton, labor 248 53
Frank McGill, labor 162 78
R. A. Smith, labor 196 00
Harry Ryan, labor 448 89
Fred Ryan, labor 127 75
Henry Follansby, labor 11'7 25
B. A. Bundy, labor 168 00
H. Russell, labor 115 50
37
Urvin Booth, labor
Carl Fedelski, labor
William Holden, labor
George Holden, labor
Ira Burns, labor
Leonard Wright, labor
Glen Parks, labor
H. Willoughby, labor
Charles Wade, labor
E. Bashaw, labor
Jesse Bolles, labor
Lucius Tallman, labor
J. Penny, labor
George Bushey, labor
E. G. Merrill, labor
Carl Stoughton, labor
B. H. McAdams, labor
G. Morris, labor
P. Parrent, labor
Thomas Connor, labor
Mark Worthly, labor
Charles Wetherby, labor
Ross Wollcott, labor
Burt Cross, labor
H. F. McNamara, repairs
Howard Hardware Co., dynamite, caps, fuses, etc.
A. M. Bragg, brick
A. H. Streeter, supplies
Nelson-Warner Co., cement
C. A. Perkins, cement
George G. Bowen, lumber and posts
Clayton Stearns, lumber and railings
Sherman Power Co., use of compressor
N. A. Austin, gasoline
F. W. Hamlin, shovels $40; paint and oil $35 80; wire
and supplies $28 46
Mrs. L. M. Smith, stone and gravel
Town Treasurer, for B. E. Adams gravel
Town Treasurer, for overdraft, 1927
Town Treasurer, for amount paid from town funds to
finish 1927 construction work
C. R. Potter, stone
B. R. Bixby, gravel
Alice Cross, sand
75
50
91
01
62
14
42
00
36
75
82
25
111
15
61
25
49
00
21
00
3
50
8
75
35
00
30
64
33
25
19
25
8
75
10
50
40
25
40
25
14
00
14
00
3
50
10
00
9
15
35
60
16
50
12
97
5
25
242
20
122
18
62
08
52
37
13
50
104
26
523
00
187
50
152
59
416
75
72
50
25
00
24
00
38
J. O. Fisk, sand and use of mixer 18 00
Frank Bundy, stone 10 00
Henry Page, stone 8 00
George Lombard, stone 4 50
F. E. Everett, Commissioner, amount expended by state
in excess of $5000 655 80
$30393 39
Expended by state for culverts, tarvia and engineering 5000 00
Cost of road
$35393 39
Town appropriation
State appropriation
Amount of debt
$5000 00
5000 00
$10000 00
$25393 39
Trunk Line Snow Account
Bowen Motor Co., plowing
G. L. Richardson, labor plowing
J. O. Fisk, truck sanding
H. H. Ward, sanding
L. A. Cross, sanding
Nelson-Warner Co., salt
C. F. Stoughton, salt
C. A. Perkins, salt
Fred G. Huntley, setting up snow fence
Fred G. Huntley, truck
Sidney Davis, labor
Charles Mosher, labor
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Thomas P. McMahon, Highway Agent
Thomas P. McMahon, agent
Thomas P. McMahon, use of car
Thomas P. McMahon, freight and tube
James Williamson, labor
Vernon Morse, labor, truck driver
Eben U. Wright, labor and steam roller driver
$ 261
75
5
00
23
33
24
53
29
28
9
60
2
45
5
50
6
00
12
50
4
00
4 00
$ 387 94
$ 774 73
115 70
5 61
467 45
315 27
538 04
39
Eugene Howard, labor
Leon Adams, labor
Bert Bundy, labor
Alonzo Morse, labor
Fred Ryan, labor
Colby Hoskinson, labor
Walter Rumrill, labor
Charles Fedelski, labor
Urvin Booth, labor
Bernard Murray, labor
B. B. Knight, labor
B. B. Knight, mileage and bridge toll ,
George W. Eggleston, labor
Henry Follansby, labor
J. F. Frohock, labor and mileage
Leonard Wright, labor
T. P. Ahern, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Walter Woodard, labor
G. L. Richardson, labor
G. L. Richardson, truck and repairs
Hubert Scott, labor
George Wright, labor
Fred G. Hill, labor
Thomas J. McMahon, labor
Charles Elie, labor
Ralph Royce, labor
C. P. Stearns, labor
C. P. Stearns, mileage and pails
W. D. Eaton, truck
Lucius Tallman, truck
C. A. Perkins, truck
J. O. Fisk, truck
J. W. Davidson, water truck $152 65; trucking $5;
tires $66 50
L. L. Richardson, team ^
Jos. Trybulski, team
Vernon Morse, team
Lewis Blodgett, team
Fred G. Hill, team
Fred L Putnam, team
Bowen Motor Co., Weir grader $1000; new motor and
transmission for town truck $150 84; repairs and
supplies for town road machinery $488 91
191 93
118 42
243 80
108 68
200 66
115 7g
124 81
63 78
30 00
75 46
23 80
7 15
75
7 39
2 58
14 00
1 75
12 00
29 95
30 00
13 41
8 17
2 33
11 67
3 50
1 00
11 50
24 32
3 00
164 00
18 67
152 79
53 17
224 15
12 15
4 00
15 75
2 25
21 00
5 25
1639 75
40
The Barrett Co., 5950 gals, tarvia B
Solvay Sales Corp., 25 tons calcium chloride
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight on calcium chloride
Dyer Sales Machine Co., scraper blades
Acme Road Machine Co., scraper blades
Jerry Keefe & Son, coal
Sherman Power Co., coal
Charlestown Woolen Co., coal
Green Mfg. Co., wood
L. O. Farwell, sawing lumber
Walker Bros., bridge plank ▼
James Williamson, lumber and posts
George G. Bowen, lumber
F. W. Hamlin, water tank $10; tools and supplies $28 14
New England Metal Culvert Co., culverts
The A. G. A. Co., 4 gas tanks
Vermont Snath Co., sewer grates
Sewer Department, tile
Economy Oil Co., tire and tube
H. W. Towner, use of seeder
H. F. McNamara, repairs
Rand, Ball & King, dynamite and powder
J. J. Sargent, tractor belt
Nelson-Warner Co., cement and lime
Fall Mountain Electric Co., removing tree
C. A. Perkins, cement, roofing, for steam roller house
L. G. Fikes, labor, building steam roller house
Eben U. Wright, labor, building steam roller house
0. S. Stearns, windows for steam roller house
George G. Bowen, lumber for steam roller house
F. W. Hamlin, paint, hinges, etc., steam roller house
A. H. Streeter, labor and iron, steam roller house
C. A. Perkins, roofing for blacksmith shop building
L. G. Fikes, shingling, blacksmith shop building
George B. Albee, oil cups for steam roller
Willard's Garage, cylinder and piston, repairs steam
roller
Fifield & Co., welding, steam roller
E. U. Wright, repairs, steam roller
C, P. Stearns, valve, repairs, steam roller
A. H. Streeter, repairs, steam roller
Niles A. Hanson, scarifier points, steam roller
A. C. Smith, gravel
H. H. Hamlin, gravel
821
10
563
06
114
89
97
00
18
00
181
71
13
50
20
75
3
00
5
00
156
93
18
00
29
29
38
14
50
27
52
00
10
27
3
60
9
65
5
00
9
00
8
40
50
15
05
27
26
53
10
66
00
36
30
3
00
46
55
9
03
13
88
131
24
46
00
1
75
217
67
4
00
1
45
5
30
10
89
35
00
6
00
8
00
41
Fred G. Hill, gravel
2 50
W. D. Eaton, gravel
29 40
A. D. Loop, gravel
1 50
George Lombard, gravel
2 00
Jos. Trybulski, gravel
3 00
H. M. Stickney, gravel
2 00
Town of Springfield, gravel
184 30
L. A. Cross, sand
1 00
George Fellows, gas
6 87
N. A. Austin, gas and oil
59 42
J. F. Frohock, gas
48 00
Economy Oil Co., gas and oil
396 22
M. L. Bascom, gas, oil and repairs
33 38
C. F. Stoughton, paint, tools, gas and supplies
54 03
George C. Lewis, foreman, oiling
15 56
H. Lakin, truck, oiling
10 00
E. Pitcher, truck, oiling
18 00
C. Whitney, labor
6 22
Steve Roby, labor
6 22
Oscar Pratt, labor
6 22
E. Crosby, labor
6 22
Ezra Buss, labor
6 22
G. Comstock, labor
6 22
A. Tucker, labor
6 22
0. Crosby, labor
6 22
Ira Austin, labor
3 50
M. Shovelle, labor
5 72
G. C. Lewis, truck
10 00
George Webster, labor
2 22
H. Bragg, labor
2 22
E. Miller, labor
2 22
H. Lakin, labor
2 22
H. Sylvester, labor
3 50
Jesse Bacon, labor
3 50
Clyde Parks, labor
3 50
Algene Fisk, labor
3 50
Fred Neddy, labor
3 50
Claribel M. Stearns, housing roller
5 00
Emma Bacon, housing snow fence
4 00
Georgia E. Gay, housing snow fence
4 00
Clarence Bailey, breaking roads
3 50
A. C. Smith, bi-eaking roads
3 00
Lucius Tallman, breaking roads
2 00
Richard Jeffrey, breaking roads
1 56
42
George G. Bowen, sawdust 1 00
Bowen Motor Co., plowing
J. 0. Fisk, scraping- walks
Edgar Jardine, scraping walks
O. S. Stearns, scraping walks
Lewis Blodgett, scraping walks
Lewis Blodgett, sanding walks
George Wright, sanding walks
C. A. Perkins, salt and sanding
W. J. Bailey, breaking roads
Received for use of town road machinery on
trunk line maintenance and construc-
tion work $2439 94
Received from joint construction fund as
follows :
Paid for gravel, 1927 187 50
To complete 1927 construction 416 75
Overdraft for 1927 152 59
$ 3196 78
36
25
8
00
14
50
9
00
31
50
22
00
14
00
11
30
1
70
$10112
70
$ 6915 92
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS
Fred H. Perry, Frank W. Hamlin, Oscar C. Young, Trustees
Receipts
Balance on hand January 31, 1928
$ 272
96
Swan Fund
Interest received
$ 13
32
Paid school treasurer
$ 13
32
Charles H. Hoyt Fund
Received from 1928 income account
$1144
17
Received interest from funds
246
64
$1390
81
Paid Bartlett Concrete Co.
$1390
00
Deposited Connecticut River National
Bank,
income account
81
S 1390
81
43
Maria L. Holden School Fund
Interest received $ 530 98
Deposit Connecticut River National Bank $ 530 98
Cemeteries
Interest received from funds
$ 598 91
Perpetual care
Everett W. Greenwood
100 00
David C. Middleton
100 00
Charles Fletcher
100 00
David E. Farwell
400 00
R. R. Townsend
100 00
Frank J. White
100 00
Grace C. Whitcomb
100 00
Jane Labaree
100 00
Betsey E. Cummings
100 00
George C. Chamberlain
75 00
Mary A. Hutchins and Ellen R.
Hodgman 50 00
Patrick O'Leary
50 00
Francis B. Upham
100 00
$2073 91
Paid
Hugh H. Burns $ 267 50
Thomas J. McMahon 48 75
Bank income account 282 66
Connecticut River National Bank, savings
department 1475 00
$ 2073 91
Silsby Free Public Library
Town of Charlestown
Water note paid $1000 00
Interest received 461 20
Paid Connecticut River
savings department
Library treasurer
National
$1461 20
Bank,
$1000 00
461 20
$ 1461 20
44
Widows Fund
Received from 1928 income account
Received interest
Received Trustees Trust funds
Paid
Emma J. Davis
Laura Miller
Julia Bashaw
Nettie J. Hunt
Mary W. Bailey
Mary Richardson
Mabel Simmons
Mary E. Draper
Paid C. W. Rounsevel, copy of deed
Due from Widows fund
Balance on hand
$ 13
42
328
55
43
03
$ 380
00
$ 47
50
47
50
47
50
47
50
47
50
47
50
47
50
47
50
<R
380 00
1 00
"P
$
43 03
$
228 93
$6123 18 $6123 18
Trust Funds in Hands of Trustees
Cemeteries
Horace Metcalf $ 500 00
Clara Gilchrist 100 00
George W. Mark 70 00
Aaron Dean 100 00
Julia A. Osgood 100 00
Mclntire and Hull 100 00
Aaron Clark 200 00
Dexter Bradford 100 00
Morse and Darrah 100 00
Henry F. Evans 125 00
Emily O. Bradbury 100 00
Jane Labaree 200 00
Sylvester Crosby 100 00
Susan Ellinwood 100 00
Helen M. Robertson 250 00
Timothy Holden 100 00
Robert Meacham 100 00
Thomas D. Howard 100 00
45
Mary Chubb 50 00
Almira Putnam 100 00
George S. Bond 100 00,
Franklin Graves 100 00
Charles H. Morse 500 00
Edward Harlow 100 00
Maria Frost 75 00
Eliot Hubbard 300 00
George Wood 70 25
Sarah Griggs 100 00
William M. and Everett T. Holden 100 00
Robert F. Cowing 50 00
Foster W. Hastings 100 00
George W. Parks 50 00
Clifton H. Dwinell 100 00
Stephen A. Spooner 100 00
Sarah A. Rogers 41 25
Horace B. Allen 100 00
Erastus and Isa Marble 100 00
Sabin E. Fisk and Charles H. Sparrow 100 00
John Lynch 100 00
Caroline S. Gibson 50 00
William E. Clark 100 00
Catherine Paris 784 96
Frank R. Bates 100 00
Elmer C. Harlow 100 00
Nellie Farr Harlow 100 00
Americus K. Howard 100 00
George H. Moore 100 00
Oscar W. Walker 100 00
Jennison J. Hubbard 100 00
James H. Bowker 500 00
Hattie A. Barnard 50 00
Harriet H. Albee 100 00
Harvey Ellinwood 100 00
William Jennings 100 00
George and Almira Lamb 100 00
William Dillon 200 00
George D. Holton 200 00
Sabrina Aldrich 100 00
Keziah Campbell 100 00
Henry Easter 75 00
Ella Clark Clough 100 00
Byron F. Roys 100 00
46
Z. Taylor Johnson
150 00
Cornelius Callahan
50 00
Thomas Maroney
50 00
George H. O'rear
200 00
Frank W. Soper
100 00
Elizabeth Morris
100 00
John C. Fairbrother
100 00
James Harvey Baldwin
100 00
Levi Albee
100 00
Henry Willard
100 00
Emily A. Gilmore
100 00
Sarah Ballard
100 00
George H. Messer
100 00
Orson D. Cummings
100 00
Elizabeth A. Morris
100 00
Helen E. Corbin
100 00
Herbert W. Dickinson
200 00
D. J. Reynolds
50 00
George Bailey
65 00
Delia M. Hamlin
100 00
Frances Miller, Rand White, Charles A. Way
300 00
Maria L. Holden
196 50
Everett W. Greenvv^ood
100 00
David C. Middleton and Charles Fletcher
200 00
David E. Farwell
400 00
R. R. Townsend
100 00
Frank J. White
100 00
Grace C. Whitcomb
100 00
Betsey E. Cummings
100 00
George C. Chamberlain
75 00
Mary A. Hutchins and Ellen R. Hodgman
50 00
Patrick O'Leary
50 00
Frances B, Upham
100 00
General fund
594 44
$12907 95
Invested Funds
Swan Fund
Connecticut River National Bank, savings department $330 33
Income used for schools.
47
Widows Fund, Ashael Porter, J. Harvey Baldwin, Maria
L. Holden, donors
City of Birmingham bonds $2000 00
Connecticut River National Bank, savings department 5712 25
$7712 25
Amount overdrawn, income account, due general fund $ 43 03
Charles H. Hoyt Fund
Connecticut River National Bank, savings department $5162 38
Unexpended income 81
Silsby Free Public Library
Town of Charlestown, notes, account fire truck $3000 00
Sewer bonds 300 00
Connecticut River National Bank, savings department 6700 00
$10000 00
Unexpended income
Maria L. Holden School Fund
Connecticut River National Bank, savings depart-
ment $13674 60
Cemeteries
Bellows Falls National Bank, two shares stock $ 100 00
Town water bonds 10000 00
Connecticut River National Bank, savings department 2807 95
$12907 95
Unexpended income $ 1364 23
Balance of unexpended income on hand Jan. 31, 1929
Cemetery fund $1364 23
Hoyt fund 81
Silsby Free Public Library 92 48
Widows fund, overdrawn $ 43 03
General fund 228 93
48
AUDITORS' REPORT
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Town of Charlestown,
have examined the accounts as set forth in the accompanying
schedules, of the Selectmen, Town Treasurer, Treasurer of Sils-
by Free Public Library, Water Commissioners, Town Clerk, Tax
Collectors and Trustees of Trust Funds, and other Town Officers,
and find them correct.
EDNAH S. HAMMOND
D. THEO. HOFFMAN
REGINALD M. DRISLANE
Auditors
Charlestown, N. H., February 15th, 1929.
SILSBY FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Board of Trustees
Lizzie D. Willard
Term expires 1929
Helen Perry Thayer
Term expires 1929
Frank W. Hamlin, treasurer
Term expires 1930
Elizabeth Brock
Term expires 1930
Dr. Oscar C. Young, chairman
Term expires 1931
Richard R. Finn, secretary
Term expires 1931
Treasurer's Report, Silsby Free Public Library
Receipts
Balance on hand January 31, 1928
$ 72 83
Received from Town of Charlestown
500 00
Received from Trustees Trust funds
461 20
Received from sale of lawn mower
4 00
Received from fines collected
36 08
$1074 11
Expenditures
Books
H. R. Huntington Co.
$ 149 27
49
$ 40 DO
2 GO
1 25
4 00
9 00
?
56
25
$ 2 20
3 95
8 45
14 70
■fi
•29
30
$128 75
38 50
15 00
$
182
25
Periodicals
George D. Nourse
Madison Cooper
National Eagle
National Republic
National Geographic
Supplies
Gaylord Bros.
O. K. Bunnett
Remington-Rand Business Service
F. J. Barnard Co.
Librarian
Miss A. Louise Webber
Miss Jennie Spencer
Mrs. Beulah L. Pratt
Book Transportation
Charles S. Hutchins $ 50 00
Fuel
C. A. Perkins $136 31
George G. Bowen 5 00
$ 141 31
Lights
Fall Mountain Electric Co. $ 22 30
Upkeep and Repairs
Bartlett Concrete Co.
Arthur H. Streeter
Miscellaneous
Frank E. Weld
Harry Crosbj^
N. Ernest White
Hamlin Department store
Perry and Willard
$ 68
00
54
38
9.
122
38
$129
43
29
40
23
28
9
51
24
00
50
Arthur H. Streeter
Charles S. Hutchins
Louis L. Comstock
Hamlin Department store
Balance on hand
4
32
2
40
5
00
1
23
■K
228
57
$
981
63
92
48
$1074.11
Report of Librarian
To the Trustees of Silsby Free Public Library:
The following report is submitted:
Number volumes owned at beginning of year 10346
Added by purchase 92
Added by gifts 29
Entire circulation 10101
Circulation in Village 8530
Adult fiction 5916
Juvenile fiction 2631
Non-fiction, adult 480
Non-fiction, juvenile 125
Out of Village circulation, R. F. D. 1571
New cards issued 127
ANNA LOUISE WEBBER, Librarian
MUNICIPAL COURT
Charlestown, N. H., January 31, 1929
To the Selectmen of Charlestown, N. H.:
During the past year 27 cases have been brought before the
Court.
Motor laws 18
Fish and game 2
Liquor laws 2
Breaking and entering 2
Drunk 1
Trespass 1
False pretense 1
27
51
Financial Report
Amount received
From fines
$ 890 00
From costs
69 00
From witness fees
23 28
From officers fees
307 05
From Trustee writs
2 00
$1291 33
Paid
Motor Vehicle Department
Fines
$ 630 00
Costs
191 65
Fish and Game
Fines
60 00
Costs
20 80
Witness fees
23 28
Officers fees
94 60
Town treasurer
271 00
$1291 33
FRANK W. HAMLIN,
Justice Municipal Court
OVERSEER OF POOR ACCOUNT
Frank W. Hamlin, Overseer of Poor
January 31, to March 13, 1928
County Poor
Mary Hitchcock Memorial hospital, Mrs.
Williams $18 00
Hamlin Department store, Fedelski family 13 75
Helen Fedelski 15 00
$ 46 75
52
Town Poor
Mrs. C. E. Pierce, Beulah Roys
$22 50
Coit House, Anette Roys
15 00
New Hampshire, George and Priscilla Roys
30 00
Orphans Home
State Board Charities, Anette Roys
3 55
Mary A. Maloney, Beulah Roys
4 50
Hamlin Department store, Beulah Roys
1 75
$ 77
30
$124
05
Received from Town of Charlestown
$124
05
Oscar F. Adams, Overseer
County Poor
•> •
A, C. Moore
$ 4 00
C. F. Stoughton
10 00
/~1 T> l.
$ 14
00
Lreorge rJusney
Dr. 0. C. Young, Clough family (1927 account)
19
00
Dr. H. C. Sanders, Mrs. Elsie Williamson
24
50
Total
$57
50
Town Poor
Wright Grocery Co., Henry Gleason
$ 42
25
Bettie Smith, board of Frank Smith
48
00
N. H. Orphans' Home
$370 00
Mrs. C. E. Pierce
171 16
Hamlin Department store
9 27
Coit House
123 21
State Board of Charities
12 38
Wright Grocery Co.
6 39
Dr. Irving Crandall (1927 account)
3 00
Mrs. Gertrude Chester
2 25
John J. Sargent
3 25
Beulah Roys, scarlet fever, Dr. 0. C. Young
25 50
Nourse's Drug store
2 00
Hamlin Department store
56
Mrs. C. E. Pierce, care Roys family
75 00
$803
97
0. F. Adams, trip to Newport
5
00
Total
$899
22
Grand Total
$956
72
53
HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT
From Feb. 1, 1928, to Feb. 1, 1929, the following contagious
diseases have been reported:
Scarlet fever, 4.
Measles, 5.
Whooping cough, 3.
Mumps, 2.
There have been approximately 150 cases of influenza.
Under the State Board of Health, division of Maternity and
Child Welfare, the annual child health conference was held at
Bowen hall. Dr. Robert Brooks of Claremont was the examining
physician. Less than 15 children were brought for the yearly
examination. It is a pity that every Charlestown parent of chil-
dren under school age do not take advantage of this opportunity
for health training. The yearly examination has a definite value
for better health for our children.
In October, Dr. Charles Weaver of the State Board of
Health, with the approval of the Superintendent of Schools, R.
W. Gillmore, the Schick test was given to 124 children. At the
reading but four showed positive reaction. All others were im-
muned to diphtheria.
Four analysis of the public water supply, both of the village
and North Charlestown reservoirs, have been made during the
year. The results in each case have been very satisfactory.
Several samples of milk from local dealers have been sub-
mitted to the State Laboratory for examination and the result
in most cases has been satisfactory. Persons selling milk, even
those who do not operate a regular route, should post them-
selves regarding the present milk regulations. Copies of the
milk law and suggestions from the State Division of Sanitation
will be gladly furnished without charge, on application.
LOUIS L. COMSTOCK,
Health Officer
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT, 1925
Balance uncollected, January 31, 1928 $52 50
Uncollected, January 31, 1929 $52 50
R. R. FINN, Collector (1925)
Charlestown, N. H., February 4, 1929.
H
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT, 1926
Balance uncollected February 1, 1928
Interest collected
Paid town treasurer
Uncollected, January 31, 1929
RICHARD R. FINN, Collector
Charlestown, N. H., February 4, 1929.
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT, 1928
Poll taxes, 1928
Property taxes
Added tax
Interest collected
Paid town treasurer
Discount allowed
Uncollected
$353 37
20 54
$373 91
$219 97
153 94
$373 91
$ 1600
00
59901
53
2
55
59
30
$61563
38
$57717
04
1061
10
2785
24
$61563
38
ELLEN N. BAILEY, Collector
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
O. C. Young, Treasurer
Byron Knight, labor and mileage
Lou MacKenzie, accounting
Charles S. Hutchins, postal cards
Perry & Willard, treasurer bond
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Henry Pecor, labor
$ 853 06
2 00
15
00
10
00
6
30
4
00
4
00
16
00
10
50
55
Albert Pecor, labor
Napoleon Venette, labor
Angelo Belluscio, labor
Carl Royce, labor
Claremont Water Works
C. F. Stoughton
Carl Royce, labor
Lewis Cheever, labor
Gordon Bashaw, labor
Chester Eaton, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Henry Pecor, labor
Albert Pecor, labor
Eddy Valve Co.
Pierce-Perry Co.
Lewis Cheever, labor
Herbert Bundy, labor
F^ank LaForge, labor
Benjamin Bundy, labor
Charles Russell, labor
Freeman Laxson, labor
Clarence Jardine, labor
Gordon Bashaw, labor
Angelo Belluscio, labor
Henry Pecor, labor
Harold Fisk, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Rand, Ball & King
Frank Bashaw, labor
A. H. Streeter
Hamlin's Department store
Pierce-Perry Co.
Freeman Laxson, labor
Frank LaForge, labor
Clarence Jardine, labor
Henry Pecor, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Carl A. Perkins, cement
Frank Bashaw, labor
Arthur H. Streeter, bill
Louis Comstock, printing
Frank Bashaw, labor
10
50
3
50
3
50
3
50
7
30
90
4
00
4
00
4
00
4
00
10
50
9
25
9
25
12
89
50
92
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
4
50
16
40
16
00
6
25
20
00
22
04
27
65
16
73
4
00
4
00
4
00
4
00
17
40
10
70
10
50
8
00
22
65
14
50
18
00
56
George Bowen, bill
Frank Bashaw, labor
Frank Bashaw, labor
Claremont Water Works, clamp
Lewis Blodgett, labor and team
Carl A. Perkins, cement
Mueller Co., Inc., bill
Frank Bashaw, labor
Mueller Co., Inc., bill
Frank W. Hamlin, ti'easurer, sinking fund
Edgar Jardine, drawing gravel
George G. Bowen, statement
Walter Woodard, bill
Joseph Fisk, trucking gravel
William D. Eaton, trucking gravel
Pierce-Perry Co., bill
Reid-Don Co., bill
Frank W. Hamlin, treasurer, sinking fund
Balance on hand February 5, 1929
Revenue
Received from R. R. Finn, collector, past due
Received from L. L. Comstock, collector
Balance on hand February 8, 1928
O. C. YOUNG, Treasurer
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
13
17
14
00
10
00
2
15
2
50
23
00
35
70
6
00
2
88
300
00
3
00
& 88
16
80
2
00
4
20
3
76
23
03
1600
00
76
99
$3496 25
$ 292
18
3160
00
44
07
$3496 25
Water and Sewer Supplies on Hand
Sewer pipe and fittings $ 150 00
Sewer tools 350 00
Galvanized pjpe and fittings 50 00
Cast iron pipe and fittings 60 00
Curb cocks and goose necks 25 00
Meters 125 00
Tapping machine and tools 40 00
Melting furnace 25 00
57
One pump
Hoes, shovels and lanterns
Bush scythes and pruners
Pipe tools
Hydrant repairs
One hydrant
One hydrant pump
30
00
35
00
15
00
55
00
75
00
36
00
15
00
$1086 00
BYRON B. KNIGHT, Superintendent
CHARLESTOWN SEWER DEPARTMENT
Connections for 1928
D. T. Hoffman, Jr. $ 35 00
Sabin Fisk 14 85
Fred Huntley 35 00
Mrs. C. H. Greene 41 20
John Fisk 38 20
Mrs. Daisy Roach 59 60
Mrs. E. M. Slade 5 00
Mrs. Arthur Parks 5 00
Herman Spaulding: 25 00
J. W. Davidson 5 00
Charles Stickney 25 00
Edward Rowe 5 00
Unpaid connections for 1923
Unpaid connections for 1924
Unpaid connections for 1927
Unpaid connections for 1928
$293
85
$ 50
00
28
40
107
47
73
20
$259 07
BYRON B. KNIGHT, Superintendent
58
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF WATER RENTS, 1928
Total rentals to collect
Uncollected, 1927
Paid O. C. Young, treasurer
En-or 1927 account
Uncollected, 1928
Cash on hand
$3212
06
466
82
$3678
88
$3361
31
31
00
201
87
84
70
$3678 88
LOUIS L. COMSTOCK, Collector
VITAL STATISTICS
Registered in the
Town of
CHARLESTOWN
For the Year Ending
DECEMBER 31, 1928
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Connecticut
Hudson Mass
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'"harlestown N H
Unity N H
Charlestown N H
Sutton Vt
rharlestown N H
Brooklyn N Y
Mil ford Mass
Rhode Island
Alstead ^J H
Walpole N H
Weathersfield Vt
Providence R I
Charlestown N H
Langdon N H
Barre Vt
Hinsdale N H
Birthplace
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A'burg Vt
Bridgewater Vt
Unity N H
Providence R I
Dublin Ireland
Langdon N H
Springfield Mass
Hanover N H
Nauga'tuck Conn
Springfie'd Vt
Hoosick Falls N Y
Rockingham Vt
Rhode Island
Worcester Mass
Vergennes Vt
Unity N H
Providence R I
Turners Falls Mass
Langdon N H
Claremont N H
Charlestown N H
Occupation
of
Father
Real Est. Agt.
Spinner
Carpenter
Laborer
Accountant
Carpenter
Farmer
Laborer
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