Annual report of the Town of Barrington, New Hampshire

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ANNUAL REPORTS

of the

Town Officers

of the Town of

BAKRIHGTOH

For the Fiacal Year Ending December 31,

1946

ANNUAL REPORTS

of the

Town Officers

of the Town of

SARRINGTON

For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31,

1946

PAGE PRINTING CO.

DOVER, N. H.

1947

TOWN OFFICERS

Moderator
ALBION WEEKS

Selectmen

WM. HENRY FELKER

LESLIE E. WOOD (Resigned April L 1946.)

HAROLD R. TAYLOR

Town Clerk
PAUUNE W. HAYES

Treasurer
KATHERINE HENDERSON

Tax Collector
HAZEL S. ROWELL

Supervisors-

LAMBERT MAYNARD

H. T. THOMPSON ROLAND W . BLMFORD

Auditors
IRENE H, CALEF HAROLD W. FLOWER

School Moderator
LEON C. CALEF

School Board

ANNIE FELKER

ROY V. SWAIN HARf.AX CALEF

School Clerk
MARY D. CLARK

School Treasurer
DOROTHY C. ARf.[\'

Auditors
IRENE H. CALEF HAROLD W. FLOWER

TOWN OF BARRINGTON
1947 TOWN WARRANT

Article 1. To choose by l^allot and major vote, one
Selectman for three years, one Selectman for one year.
Town Clerk, Treasurer, Collector of Taxes and two
Auditors for ensuing" year.

Article 2. To choose all other necessary town
officers.

Article 3. To raise sifcli svmis of money as are nec-
essary for the support of the town poor and other town
charges.

Article 4. To see w^hat sums of money the town
will raise for Maintenance of Town Roads and Bridges.

Article 5. To see if the town will . vote to raise
$854.78 and the State's share to be $3,419.11 for T.R.A.

Article 6, To see if the town will raise $5,333.,
the State's share to be $20,000. for the construction of
the Waterhouse Bridge on the State Aid Construction
Road.

Article 7. To see if the town will raise a sum of
money for the Barrington Library.

Article 8. To see if the town will vote to raise
$69.00 for the Lakes Region.

Article 9. To see if the town will vote to raise
$75.00 for the Jr. O.U.A.AL for Memorial Day.

Article 10. To see if the town will authorize the
Selectmen to borrow $3,000.00 in anticipation of taxes.

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Article 11. By Request. To see what action the
town will take regarding instructing the Selectmen h'
have the roads of the town '"broken out" when three
(3) inches of snow have fallen.

Article 12. To see if the town will authorize the
Selectmen to secure the assistance of the State Tax
Commission in reappraising the taxable property in the
town in order to secure greater equality as between tax-
payers, and to insure the assessment of all property in
the town on the same standard of value, and to raise
and appropriate money to pay for the same.

Article 13. To see if the town will vote to petition
the State Tax Commission to have an audit made by the
Division of Municipal Accounting, and to make an ap-
propriation to cover the expense of such audit.

Article 14. To transact any other business that
may legally come before this town meeting.

W. H. FELKER,
HAROLD R. TAYLOR,

Selectmen.

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON
BUDGET

Estimates of Revenues and Expenditures for the
Ensuing- Year January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947,
compared with Actual Revenue and Expenditures of
the Previous Year January- 1, 1946 to December 31,
1946.

SOURCES OF REVENUE

Act. Rev. Est. Rev.

Prev. Yr. Ensg Yr. Increase Decrease
1946 1947

From State:

Interest & div. tax... $ 982.59$ 982.59

Railroad tax 75.04 75.04

Savings bank tax .... 55.12 55.12

For fight'g forest fires 60.75 25.00 35.75

Class V 1,921.20 1,921.20

From Local Sources
Except Taxes:

Highway, incl. rental

of equipment 21.79 21.79

Motor vehicle permit

fees 850.80 600.00 250.80

Filing fees 5.00 5.00

Sale of town property

acqu'd by tax deeds 140.36 140.36

From Local Taxes Other
Than Property Taxes:

Poll taxes', reg. at $2. 526.00 750.00 224.00

N'tl bank stock taxes 16.00 16.00

Total revenue from all
sources except prop-
erty taxes $ 4,633.91 $ 4,426.74 $ 224.00 $ 426.91

Amt. to be raised by

property taxes 36,845.14

Total revenues $ 41,271.88 $ 11,429.71

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PURPOSES OF KXPENDITURES

Act. Exp. Est. Exp.

Prev. Yr. Ens'g Yr. Increase Decrease

1946 1947
Current Maintenance Expenses:

General Government:

Town officers' salaries 856.60 1,025.00 168.40

Town officers'cxpenses 306.01 300.00 6.01

Election & registration 252.00 60.00 192.00

Expense of town hall 171.29 100.00 71.29
Protection of Persons
and Property:

Police department . . 15.0(J 15.00

Fire department . 2:l(^:ll 200.00 26.72

Health:

Health dept. 12.10 15.00 2.90

Vital statistics 35.00 35.00

Highways and Bridges:
Town maintenance

Summer 2,292.02 2.213.33 78.69

Winter 1,786.67 1,786.67

Town road aid 1.565.49 854.00 717.49

Class V 1,921.20 1,921.20

Public Welfare:

Public welfare 100.00 100.00

Town poor 424.37 600.00 175.63

Old Age Assistance 815.75 850.00 34.26

Patriotic Purposes:
Memorial L'a.\ 75.00 75.00

Highways and Bridges:
State aid construction —

^'■'f^St' 5,333.00 5.333.0(1

Payments to Other Governmental
Divisions:

County taxes 2,903.43 2,903.43

Pymt. to school dist. 16,098.53 22,885.25

Total ex])en(litures $ 29,842.18 $ 41.271.88 $ 1.396.19 $ 1.091.20

TOWN OF BARRIN(;T0X 7

INVENTORY OF THE TOWN OF HARRINGTON

1946

Land and Buildings $530,415.00

Growing Wood and Timber 46,275.00

Electric Plants. Wires, Poles, W^ater

Rights 58,300

No.

Oxen 4 300.00

Cows 167 15,870.00

Other Neat Stock 18 1,305.00

Fowls 8665 3.880.00

Sheep and Goats 34 510.00

Portable Mills 8 6,500.00

Wood and Lumber 40,231.00

Gasoline Pumps and Tanks 1,350.00

Aqueducts 6,500.00

Stock in Trade 6,200.00

$724,761.00
Less Soldiers' and Blind Exemptions 33,340.00

Total valuation for tax rate $691,421.00

Poll Taxes, No. 2>72> at $2.00 746.00

Nat'l Bank Stock Tax 16.00

Total Amount of Taxes committed to Coll. 26,344.58

Average Rate of taxation per one hundred

dollars valuation for all purposes 3.70

ANNUAL REPORTS

FINANCIAL REPORT

Of the Town of Barrington for the Fiscal Year

Ending December 31, 1946

WM. HENRY FELKER,
HAROLD R. TAYLOR.

Selectmen.

ASSETS

Cash on hand $ 2,674.18

1946 property taxes to collect 2,785.04

1946 poll taxes to collect 218.00

1945 poll taxes to collect 25.00

Unredeemed taxes 190.45

T.R.A. balance in State Treasurer}- 88.45

Government Bond. Series F 375.00

$ 6,356.12

LLABILITIES

Due Memorial Building" $ 1.000.00

Tar for Beauty Hill Road 500.00

Work to be done on Davis Hill Rd. 500.00

-S 2.000.00

Assets over Liabilities $ 4.356.12

RECEIPTS FOR 1946

Cash on hand $ 13,074.99

Auto tax 850.80

Dog- tax 101.00

1945 tax list 3.382.21

TOWN OF BARRINGTON

1945 poll tax

348.00

Interest

74.13

Filing- fees

5.00

Redeemed taxes, not identified by years

492.43

1945 redeemed taxes

124.31

1944 redeemed taxes

7.05

1943 redeemed taxes

3.51

1941 redeemed taxes

30.91

1940 redeemed taxes

22.24

Fire rebate

124.31

1946 poll tax

526.00

1946 property tax

22,935.96

Sale of town property

140.36

Class V

1,921.20

\\'elfare, \\m. Inglis case

250.00

Tax collector's fees

7.50

Work policy refund

21.79

Sale of culverts, Buswell

59.40

Savings bank tax

55.12

Railroad tax

75.04

Interest and dividend tax

982.59

Henry Newton, work on Dzen Road

60.00

$ 45,612.29

Total payments

42,938.11

Cash on hand January 1, 1947 $ 2,674.18

TOTAL PAYMENTS FOR 1946

Town officers' salaries $ 856.60

Town officers' expenses 306.01

Election and registration 252.00

Town hall expenses 171.29

Fire department 226.72

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Health department 12.10

Vital statistics 35.00

Highway department :

Substitute road 2,168.60

Summer 2,292.02

Winter 1,786.67

Class V 1,921.20

T.R.A. 851.18

T.R.A. overrun 714.31

School, 1945 and 1946 money 24.268.88

Town poor 424.37

Old age assistance 815.74

Memorial day 75.00

Library ' 100.00

Taxes deed to town 175.88

Abatements and refunds 41.36

Taxes bought by town 260.06

State aid construction 1,445.95

County tax 2,903.43

Special poll taxes to state 308.76

Miscellaneous 524.98

S 42,938.11

TOWN OF BARRIXGTOX 11

ITEMIZED STATEMENTS OF PAYMENTS
Town Officers' Salaries

Selectmen

\Vm. Henry Felker 225.00

Harold R. Taylor 175.00

Treasurer
Katherine Henderson 100.00

Town Clerk
Pauline W. Hayes 157.60

Tax Collector

Stella G. Bumford, 1945 salary 50.00

Hazel S. Rowell. part 1946 salary 125.00

Auditors

Irene H. Calef 12.00

Levi Buzzell 12.00

$ 856.60

Town Officers' Expenses

Edson C. Eastman, collector's reports 3.61

Harold Flower, postage 1.50

\V. H. Felker, to Concord on T.R.A. 4.00

Harold Flower, telephone calls 6.14

Brown vS: Saltmarsh, treasurer's report pad 1.09

Stella G. Bumford, tax collector's expenses 61.50

Edson C. Eastman, dog tags 4.41

Edson C. Eastman, vouchers 21.38

Harold R. Taylor, postage 7.50

Frank L. Kendall, town officers' bonds 45.00

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Edson C. Eastman, collector's report i)acl 1.19

Harold R. Ta}lor, telephone calls 6.15

Edson C. Eastman, tax collector's books 15.38

Page Printing- Co.. tax bills 13.50
Hazel S. Rowell, postage and typewriter ril)bnn 24.75

Tax Collector's Ass'n dues 2.00

Page Printing Co., tax bills and envelopes 36.61

Harold R. Taylor, telephone calls 3.00

Harold R. Taylor. j)aper files 1.50

Hazel S. Rowell. redem])tions and postage 12.00

N. H. Assessors" Ass'n. due 2.00

Edson C. Eastman, juror notices 4.11

Harold R. Taylor, postage 3.00

Harold R. Taylor, telephone calls 6.23

X. H. Town Clerks" Ass'n, dues 2.00

Edson C. Eastman, pistol permits 2.61

Hazel S. Rowell, redemptions 5.00

Pauline \\\ Hayes, postage 8.85

306.01

Election and Registration

March, 1945 Meeting

Albion Weeks, moderator S 4.00

Henry Locke, ballot clerk 4.00

Harry Arlin, ballot clerk 4.00

Robert Parshley, ballot clerk 4.00

Supervisors :

II. T. Thompson, 15 da}'s 60.00

Lambert S. Alaynard, 13 days 52.00

Roland W. Bumford, 15 days 60.00

March, June, August, November Meeting-
Albion Weeks, moderator 16.00
Robert Parshlev. ballot clerk 16.00

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 13

Harry Arlin. ballot clerk 16.00

Henrv Locke, ballot clerk 16.00

$ 252.00

Town Hall Expenses

Harold Flower, paint and labor 65.00

Calef s Store, nails, glass, putty 2.86

J. Ralph Sherbourne, fitting door and lock 1.00

John W. Morrison, fire insurance 25.00

Yawmon and Erbe Mfg. Co., lock for safe 8.64

Everett E. Clark, wood 9.60

Telephone 48.43

Liorhts 10.76

$ 171.29

Health Department

Harold Flower, Inglis case
Harold Flower. Elliott case

$

7.10

5.00

$

12.10

Vital Statistics

Pauline Haves, town clerk $ 35.00

School Board

Balance of appropriation, 1945-46 S 8,020.50

Dog tax. 1945 111.76

Total appropriation 1946-47 16,098.53

Dog tax. 1946 38.09

$ 24,268.88

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Town Poor

^\'illianl Tng'lis Case

Paid to:

Boston Clothing- Store, clothes S 4.19

Edward Rowell, wood 18.00

Liggett Drug Co., medicine 1.34

Edward Rowell, wood 4.50

Frank Kendall, insurance 12.00

Wm. H. Felker, trip to Concord 10.00

Dr. Mihachik 10.00

Dr. Roberts 10.00

John Ward, wood 6.00

Calef's Store, food 85.34

John Richardson case
Paid to:

Wig'gin Funeral Home 110.00

Maud Richardson case
Board at Strafford County Farm 153.00

S 424.37

Old Age Assisteuice

Payments to State $ 815.74

Memorial Day

Jr. O.U.A.AI. S 75.00

Library

Appropriation to Library Association S 100.00

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 15

Miscellaneous

Pauline Hayes to balance account $ .11

Harold Flower, error on previous year, 1945 3.30

Page Printing- Co.. town reports 154.27

Norman J. Berry, replace check lost in 1944 256.00

Stella G. Bumford. tax collector's deeds 6.00

Ethel \^'aldr^)n. real estate reports .20

xA.nna Al. ]Morin. real estate transfer cards 19.60

William Halev. doo: damagfe 58.50

Bounties

Roger Xeal, 25 heads $ 12.50

William Lowry, 1 head .50

L. E. Wood, Jr., 1 head .50

Frank Xeal, 10 heads 5.00

Lawrence Stevenson, 9 heads 4.50

Dawn Foster, 1 head ,50

Alathew Landry, 1 head .50

Donald Preston, 1 head .50

Albert Gaunya, 2 heads 1.00

David Henderson, 1 head .50

Sumner Haves. 2 heads 1.00

$ 524.98

Memorial Day Expenses

Speaker
Flags
Band
Flowers

Donated by town

Balance on hand for next year

$

15.00

6.00

45.00

1.35

$

67.35

$

75.00

$

7.65

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Payments to State and County

To State :

Special poll tax S 308.76

State Aid construction, Waterhouse Road 1,445.95

To County :

County tax 2,903.43

TOWN OF HARRINGTON 17

SUMMARY OF HIGHWAY DEPT.

SUBSTITUTE ROAD

State of New Hampshire, culvert pipe $ 599.13

State of New Hampshire, work on substi-
tute road 1,569.47

$ 2,168.60

STATE AID CONSTRUCTION

Waterhouse Road $ 1,445.95

T. R. A.

Town's share $ 851.18

T.R.A. overrun itemized :

Seavey Hardware Co., nails 4.80

Diamond ]\Iatch Co., cement 41.00

Calefs Store, nails 4.42

Diamond Match Co., cement 81.50
Manchester Sand & Gravel Co., sand and

gravel 97.01

Louis Cote, chain saw, 8 hrs. at $4.00 32.00

Sumner Watson, gravel 263.10

Diamond Match Co., cedar posts 40.48

Avery and Pratt, 2000 ft. sq. edge lumber 150.00

$ 1,565.49

Winter maintenance $ 1,786.67

Summer maintenance 2,292.02

Class V 1,921.20

$ 5,999.89

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WINTER MAIXTEXANCE

Snow Plow in o-;

Harold Flower, trip to Chester, X. H. with pluw 3.00

Phillips Garage, welding" snow plow 3.00

R. C. Hazelton Co.. 2 plow edges 22.99
Ra}'mond Bailey, Jan. 20-Feb. L plowing 61 hrs.

at $2.00 ' 122.00
Raymond Bailey Jr.. helper on plow, 10 hrs.

at 50c ' 5.00
Earl Bailey, helper on plow, 1 hr. .50
Harold Power, helper on plow. 46 hrs. at 50c 23.00
1\. C. Hazelton. fitting snow plow on Bail-
ey's truck 95.73
R. C. Hazelton. parts for snow plow 34.31
Raymond Bade}', Feb. 2-28, plowing 85 hrs.

at $2.50 ' 212.50

Earl Bailey, helper on ])low, 7 hrs. at 50c 3.50
Raymond Bailey Jr.. heli)er on plow 7 hrs.

at 50c 3.50
John Gra}', helper on plow 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50
Harold Flower, helper on plow and shovel-
ing snow 88 hrs. at 50c 44.00
Norman J. Berry :
Jan. 1, GMC plow, 2 hrs. at $3.00 6.00
Helper on plo\v, 2 hrs. at 50c 1.00
Jan. 21-31. Ford plow. 40 hrs. at $3.00 120.00
Helper on plow, 40 hrs. at 50c 20.00
Jan. 25-31, GMC plow, 29 hrs. at $3.00 87.00
Helper on plow, 29 hrs. at 50c 14.50
Feb. 1-9. GMC plow, 9 hrs. at $3.00 27.00
Helper on ])low, 9 hrs. at 50c 4.50
Feb. 20-Mar. 2, GMC and helper, 74 hr.s. at

$3.50 259.00
Raynnmd Baile}' :

Dec. 21-30. plow and hcl])er. 39 hrs. at S3.70 144.30

TOWN OF BAKRINGTON 19

Snow Shoveling Feb 23'2S
Faist Road :

Kenneth Rowell. 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

Richard Rowell, 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

Maurice Wheeler 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

David Faist, 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

Joseph Wheeler, 3 hrs at 50c 1.50

Neal Gordon. 5 hrs. at 50c 2.50

Walter Faist. 6 hrs. at 50c 5.00

Beauty Hill Hall, and Al. Wood Roads:

Charles Bryson. 61/2 hrs. at 50c 6.25

Ivan Fog-arty, 6V2 hrs. at 50c 6.25

Jack Bodge, 5 hrs. at 50c 2.50

Ernest Dodge, 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

Leslie E. W^ood, 11 hrs. at 50c 5.50

Roland Bumford, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Joseph Normandy, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Granville Ambrose, 8 hrs. at 50c 4.00

S. W. Swain. 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Roger Bumford, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Jack Bodge, 1 hr. at 50c .50

David Henderson, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Erwin Fall, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Joseph jMarcoiux, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Arnold Fall, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Charles jNIarioti, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Benj. W'itherspoon, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

Calvin Swain, 12 hrs. at 50c 6.00

Ivan Fogart}', 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00
Sanding :
Jan. 1 Lafayette Felker and truck, 4 hrs.

at $1.00 4.00

1 W\ H. Felker, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

1 Robert Parshley, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

1 Henry Locke and truck, 3 hours

at'$l,35 4.05

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1 H. T. Thompson. 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

1 Roger Bumford, 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50
1 Xorman Arlin and truck, 4 hours

at SI. 00 4.00

1 Benj. Mansfield, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

13 Ra}-mond Bailey and truck, 1 hr. 1.35

Feb. 7 Rcdand W. Bumford and truck, 4

hrs. at 1.00 4.00

7 Granville Ambrose, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

7 Roger Bumford, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

14 Ra}mond Bailey and truck. 5 hrs.

at $1.35 6.75

. 14 William Garvey, 5 hrs. at 50c 2.50
14 Roland W. Bumford and truck. 5 "

hrs. at $1.00 5.00

14 Granville Ambrose, 5 hrs. at 50c 2.50

7 & 14 Harold Flower, 10 hrs. at 50c 5.00
10 Lafayette Felker and truck. 3 hrs.

at $1.00 ' 3.00

10 W. H. Felker. 3 hrs. at 50c 1.50

N o r m a n J • B e r r y :

Jan. 2-3 GAIC sanding, 15 hrs. at $3.00 45.00

2 helpers, 20 hrs. at 50c 10.00
Sand under Rochester shovel, 20

yds. at 20c . 4.00

Feb. 7 GAIC sanding, 6 hrs. at $3.00 18.00

' ' 7 2 helpers, 12 hrs. at 50c 6.00

7 Shovel loading sand, 2 hrs. at $5.50 11.00

Sand .80

14 GMC sanding, 6 hrs. at $3.00 18.00

14 Shovel loading sand. 3 hrs. at vS5.50 16.50

14 2 helpers, 12 hrs. at 50c 6.00

14 Sand and salt 1.90

State of N. II., winter sand 1945-46 19.85

State of N. II., winter sand 1946-47 23.00

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 21

Fel). 19 \\'. S. Swain and truck, 4 hours

at $1.35 5.40
19 Calvin Swain, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00
19 Sherman Baxter. 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00
Dec. 24 Raymond Bailey, truck and 2 help-
ers, 1 hr. 2.90

SUMMER MAINTENANCE

Spring" Graveling" Itemized:

Beauty Hill, Hall and Green Hill Roads

Mar. 15 W. S. Swain, 7 hrs. at $1.35 $ 9.45

Calvin Swain, 7 hrs. at 50c 3.50

19 W. S. Swain, 6 hrs. at $1.35 8.10
Calvin Swain, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

20 W. S. Swain and truck, 8^^ hours

at $1.35 11.47

Calvin Swain, SjA hrs. at 50c 4.25

21 AV. S. Swain & truck, 5 hrs. at $1.35 6.75

Calvin Swain, 5 hrs. at 50c 2.50

Sherman Baxter, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

Hall Road

Alar. 15-21 Ralph Swain and 5 yds., truck,

15 hrs. at $3.00 45.00

Calvin Swain. 1 hr. at 50c .50

W. S. Swain, 1 hr. .50

Pond Hill Road

Norman J. Berry:

Mar. 11 Ford truck, 4 yds., 4 hrs. at $3.00 12.00

11 Ford truck, 3 yds., 4 hrs. at $2.40 9.60
11 Cousineau truck, 4 yds., 4 hrs. at

$3.00 12.00

11 CMC truck, 4 yds., 1 hr. at $3.00 3.00

27.00

4.00

at $3.00

21.00

at $2.40

16.80

at $3.00

21.00

hrs. at S3.

21.00

.90

.48

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11 Grader, 3 hrs. at $2.00 6.00

11 Shovel, 3 hrs. at $5.50 16.50

Smoke Street

Xttrnian J. Berry :

Mar. 13 Shovel, 5 hrs. at $5.50
13 Grader, 2 hrs. at $2.00
13 GMC truck, 4 yds.. 7 hrs.

13 Ford truck. 3 }ds., 7 hrs.
Ford truck, 4 yds. , 7 hrs.
Cousineau truck. 4 yds.. /

14 D}naniite, 6 sticks at 15c
Fuse caps, 12 at 4c

Berry Road

Xnrnian J. Berry :

Mar. 15 Shovel Xo charge

15 GMC truck, 4 yds., 6 hrs. at $3.00 18.00
15 Cousineau truck, 4 yds., 8 hrs. at S3 24.00

15 Ford truck, 4 yds., 6 hrs. at $3.00 18.00

16 GMC truck, 4 yds., 5 hrs. at S3.00 15.00
16 Ford truck, 3 yds., 5 hrs. at $2.40 12.00
16 Ford truck, 4 yds., 5 hrs. at $3.00 15.00
16 Cousineau truck, 4 yds., 4 hrs. at S3 12.00
16 Shovel, 3 hrs. at $5.50 16.50

Smoke Street

Xorman J. I^jerry :

Mar. 18 Ford truck, 3 yds., 4 hrs. at $2.40 9.60

18 Ford truck, 4 yds.. 4 hrs. at S3.00 12.00

18 GMC truck, 4 yds.. 4 hrs. at S3.00 12.00

18 Cousineau truck, 4 yds., 4 hrs. at S3 12.00

18 Shovel, 3 hrs. at $5.50 16.50

18 Grader, 2 hrs. at $2.00 4.00

Gravel for Pond Hill. B.erry, and Smtdvc St. Rds.

Norman T- I'-erry 31.10

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON 23

Xorman j. Ijerry. gravel and loading Swain

trucks, 40 yds. 5.60

Citv of Rochester, gravel and loading Swain

trucks. 51 yds. 10.20

Johnson, Hall Roads and Smoke Street

W. S. Swain and truck :

April 10 5 hrs. at $1.35 6.75

11 6 hrs. at $1.35 8.10

12 4 hrs. at $1.35 5.40
12 Calvin Swain, 15 hrs. at 50c 7.50

Ralph S\\ain and Truck :

April 9 5 yds. truck, 4 hrs. at $3.00 12.00

9 W. S. Swain, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

Culverts and \^''ashouts

Railing Gulf Washout

Mar. 30 Harold Taylor, 1>^ hrs. at 50c .75

30 Donald Brown, 1}4 hrs. at 50c .75

30 Robert Taylor, V^ hrs. at 50c .75

30 Robert Dodge, l^^ hrs. at 50c .75

Culvert at Frank Johnson's

April 6 Robert Parshley, 1 day 4.00

6 Dexter Reed, 1 day ' 4.00

6 Frank Johnson, 1 day 4.00

8 W. H.' Felker, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00
8 Lafayette Felker and truck, 4 hrs.

at $1.00 4.00

Culvert at ^luch Adoo Road

May 1 W. H. Felker, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

1 Robert Parshley, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

Culvert on Boody Road

May 25 Ralph J. Boody, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

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25 Fred Jackson, ly. hrs. at $1.35 3.43

29 Ralph J. Boody. 8 hrs. at 50c 4.00

Culverts at .Smoke Street, Ploiirde's. and Pond Hill
Octo1)er 21, 22, 23:

Ralph Swain and truck, 25 hrs. at SI. 50 37.50

W. S. Swain. 12, hrs. at 70c 16.10

Calvin Swain, 11 hrs. at 70c 16.10

David Darling-, 23 hrs. at 70c 16.10

Robert Parshley, 23 hrs. at 70c 16.10

W. H. Felker, 16 hrs. at 70c 11.20

Mt. Misery Washout

Mar. 6 William Garve\-. 4 hrs. at 50 2.00

(julf Washout and Colcord Road Washout

June 6 W. H. Felker, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

6 Robert Parshley, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00
6 Lafayette Felker and truck. 6 hrs.

at $1.00 6.00
17 Lafayette Felker and truck, 3 hrs.

at $1.00 3.00

17 W. H. Felker, 4 hrs. at 50c 2.00

Sept. 30 W. H. Felker, 4 hrs. at 70c 2.80
Oct. 1 Xorman Erickson & truck. Xy^. hrs.

at SI. 50 2.25

Meeting-s with State Highway Dept. on Roads

April 23 W. H. Felker, at Northwood, 4 hrs. 2.00
July 31 W. H. Felker, at Barrington. 4 hrs. 2.00
AjM-il 9 W. H. Felker, at Barrington. 4 hrs. 2.00
April 9 and May 28. Harold Taylor, at Bar-
rington, 4 hrs. 2.00

Snow Fence

April 13 W. PL Felker, 4 hrs. at 50c im

13 Lafayette Felker. 8 hrs. at 50c 4.00

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON 25

13 Rolu'i-t Parshley, 8 hrs. at 50c 4.00

8 Robert Parshley, 8 hrs. at 50c 4.00

Oct. 30 Robert Parshley, 6 hrs. at 70c 4.20

30 David Darling, 4 hrs. at 70c 2.80

31 Robert Parshley, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60
31 David Darling, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

X(.v. 2 Robert Parshley, 4 hrs. at 70c 2.80

2 David Darling, 4 hrs. at 70c 2.80

Grading Roads

Town of Lee, N. H., use of grader, fall of

1945, 8 hrs. at S3.00 24.00

Town of Lee. X. H.. use of grader, spring

of 1946, 6 hrs. at ?3.00 18.00

Town of Lee, N. H., use of grader, fall, 1946,

8 hrs. at $4.00 _ 32.00

Xorman J. Berry :

April 10 Substitute Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

11 Substitute Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

12 Warren Boyle Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

13 Stiles Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
15 Stiles Road, 5 hrs. at $2.00 10.00

15 Pond Hill Road, 3 hrs. at $2.00 6.00

16 Pond Hill Road, 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

16 Berrv Road, 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

17 Berrv Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
20 Pond Lily Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
22 Turtle Pond Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
22> Turtle Pond Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
25 Smoke Street Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
27 Smoke Street Road, 7 hrs. at $2.00 14.00

29 Beautv Hill Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

30 Beautv Hill Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
^lav 2 Beauty Hill Road, 3 hrs. at $2.00 6.00

2 Young Road, 5 hrs. at S2.00 10.00

3 Young Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

26 ANNUAL REPORTS

4 \'c.un- Road. 4 hrs. at $2.C0 8.00

4 Hall Road. 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

6 Hall Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

7 Hall Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
9 Hall Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

10 France Road. 9 hrs. at $2.00 18.00

11 Flcnvage. 4 hrs. at S2.00 8.00

13 Flo wage, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

14 hlowage, 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

15 Al. Wood Road, 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

17 Al. Wood Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

21 Al. Wood Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

22 Aminos Road. 5 hrs. at $2.00 10.00
22 Young Road, 3 hrs. at $2.00 6.00
2^ LeLonde Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

24 Mt. Misery Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

25 Boody Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00
27 Boody Road. 5 hrs. at $2.00 10.00

29 Boody Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

30 Old Colcord Road. 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

30 Ralph Colcord Road, 4 hrs. at $2.00 8.00

31 A. Waterhouse Road, 8 hrs. at $2.0C> 16.00
June 3 Crown Point Road, No. 1, 8 hrs.

at $2.00 , 16.00

4 Brewster Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

5 Hansonville Road, 8 hrs. at $2.0C> 16.00
5 Dynamite, 9 sticks at 15c 1.35

5 D3'namite caps, 6 at 12c .72

6 Substitute Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

7 Underpass Road, 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

8 Pond Flill Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

18 Pond Hill, 6 hrs. at $2.00 12.00

18 Winding Hill Road, 2 hrs. at $2.00 4.00

19 Weeks Road, 6 hrs. at $2.00 12.00
19 Dry Flill Road, 2 hrs. at $2.00 4.00

lulv 31 Ma'loney Road, 2 hrs. at $2.00 4.00

Auo-. 1 ^lalonc'v Road. 8 hrs. at $2.00 16.00

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON 27

3 Foss Road, 8 hrs. at $ 2.00 16.00
,\])ri] 6-AIav 3 Arthur Howard, with grader,

' 17 days at $4.00 68.00

Ala} 4-.S1 Arthur Howard, 18 days at $4.00 72.00

Tune 3-19 Arthur Howard, 9 days at $4.00 36.00
Mar. 16-28 Lewis L. Smith, dragging Smith

Road, 8 hrs. at $1.00 <S.0O

A.pril 11 \\'. H. Felker, with grader 4.00
Aug. 'i-S Robert Parshley, with grader, 16

hrs. at 70c 11-20

Oct. 2 Young Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

3 Beautv Hill Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

4 Beautv Hill Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

5 Beauty Hill Road, 8 hrs. at ^2.75 22.00
7 Beauty Hill Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 11.00

7 Hall Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 H.OO

8 Hall Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

9 Hall Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00
11 France Road, 2 hrs. at $2.75 5.50

11 Young Road, .6 hrs. at $2.75 16.50

12 Fond^Hill Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00
14 Pond Hill Road, 6 hrs. at $2.75 16.50

14 Berrv Road, 2 hrs. at $2.75 5.50

15 Berr'v Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

16 Berrv Road. 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

17 Winding Hill Road, 3 hrs. at $2.75 8.25
17 Stiles Road, 3 hrs. at $2.75 8.25
19 Stiles Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00
21 Stiles Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 H.OO

21 Hansonville Road. 4 hrs. at $2.75 11.00

22 Brewster Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

23 Smoke Street Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

24 Smoke Street Road. 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

25 Smoke Street Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 11.00

25 Flynn Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 11.00

26 Flvnn Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

28 ANNUAL REPORTS

28 Flynn Road, 8 hrs. at ^2.75 22.00

29 PloLirde Road, 8 hrs. at $2.73 22.00

30 Maj. Waldron Road, 8 hrs. at S2.75 22.00

31 J. D. Pierce Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00
Xov. 1 Mt. Misery Road, 8 hrs. at ?2.75 22.00

4 Alt. Misery Road. 4 hrs. at ^2.75 11.00
Boody Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 2.75

5 Durgin Road, 8 hrs. at $2.75 22.00

6 Corbett Road, 4 hrs. at ^2.75 11.00
6 Xotting-ham Road, 4 hrs. at $2.75 11.00

Oct. 2-NoY. 6 Arthur Howard, with grad-
er, 28 days at $5 :60 ^ 156.80

Bridges

I'lanking Seavey Bridge :

April 24 W. H. Felker, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

24 George Wells, 6 hrs. at 50c 3.00

24 Robert Parshley, 6 hrs. at 50c 3,00

June 29 W. H. Felker, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

29 Robert Parshley. 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

W. H. Felker. use of tractor. 8 hrs 2.00

29 Arthur Howard, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

Planking lierr}- Ijridge :

July 10 W. H. Felker, 3^/^ hrs. at 70c 2.50

Planking and Railing Bridge on Al. Wood Road:

Ralph Swain, hauling plank, 25^> hrs. at $1.50 3:75

July 30 Calvin Swain, 2y^ hrs. at 70c 1.75

30 W. S. Swain. 2j^ hrs. at 70c 1.75
-Vug. 3 W. S. Swain, 5^4 hrs. at 70c 3.85

3 Calvin Swain, 5y^ hrs. at 70c 3.85

3 Herbert Meatty, 5>^ hrs. at 70c 3.85

Planking Waterhouse Bridge:

Oct. 28 W. PI. Felker, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 29

28 Roljei-t Parshley, 7 hrs. at 70c 4.90

28 David Darling, 6 hrs. at 70c 4.20

Planking- Critchett Bridge:

29 W. H. Felker, 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60
29 David Darhng, 7 hrs. at 70c 4.90
29 Robert Parshley, 7 hrs. at 70c 4.90

28 William Garvey. hauling plank 4.00

29 William Garvey. 8 hrs. at 70c 5.60

Bridge Timber and Plank

Mar. 21 Diamond Match Co. 115.60

Mav 31 Archie Hunt. 1788 ft. 107.28

Tune 26 Ralph A. Brock. 3316 ft. 182.38

Oct. 28 Archie Hunt, 1514 ft. 90.84

Sept. 7 Ayers and Jenkins, 40 lbs. spikes 3.40

Purchased from State of New Hampshire

1500 gals. Tarmac for Alt. Misery Road 276.00

70 ft. of 15-inch metal culvert pipe 97.30

4 - 15-inch coupling 5.56

6 pes. 15-in. cement culvert for Arthur Buswell 24.00

3 pes. 30-in. cement culvert for Arthur Buswell 35.40

Cutting Bushes

Harrv Arlin. Mt. Misery Road, 68 hrs. at 70c 47.60

Robt. Parshley, Schoolhouse Rd., 15 hrs. at 70c 10.50
Arthur Howard, Schcjolhouse Rd., 15 hrs. at 70c
Arthur Howard, Pond Hill Rd., 70 hrs. at 70c

10.50
49.00

FALL GRAVELING

Dzen Road, Aluch Adoo Hill Road, Smith Road,

Pierce Road. Lowry Road, Richardson Road,

Gear Corner, France Road, Smoke Street

Dec. 11 and Dec. 12:

Chester Bickford, 4 yd. truck, 14 hrs. at $3.00 42.00

30 ANNUAL REPORTS

Ralph Swain. 5 yd. truck. 14 hrs. at $3.60 50.40

Lawrence Lever. 4 yd. truck. 6 hrs. at $3.00 18.00

Bradley Fleming-. 4 yd. truck. S hrs. at $3.00 24.00

James Crockett, 4 yd. truck. 14 hrs. at $3.00 42.00
Martin McManus, '3>^ yd. truck. 4>4 hrs. at $2.70 12.15
Clement Boulanger. 3 yd. trucks. 8 hrs. at $2.4^:t 19.20
Muriel McDuiTee, 3 yd. trucks (2) 20 hours

at $2.40 ' 48.00

W. S. Swain. l^A yd. truck. 4 hrs. at SI. 50 6.00

Norman J. Berry. 4 yd. truck. 14 hrs. at $3.00 42.00

Norman J. Berry, 3 yd. truck. 6 hrs. at $2.40 14.40

Norman j. Berry, shovel. 16 hrs. at S6.00 96.00

Norman J. Berr}'. compressor, 4 hrs. at $3.00 12.00

Norman J. Berry, dynamite and caps 1.65

Norman J. Berry, grader, 8 hrs. at ^2.75 22.00
Norman J. Berry. Caiuie}' truck. 2 yds.. 14

hrs. at $1.90 ' ' ' 26.60
Dec. 10 W. H. Felker, with compressor, 4

hrs. at 70c 2.80
11-12 W. H. Felker. on oravel. 14 hr>.

at 70c 9.80
11-12 Robert Parshley, on gravel- 14

hrs. at 70c ' " 9.80
11-12 William Ballow. on gravel. 14

hrs. at 70c ^ 9.80
11-12 William Eldridge, on gravel, 11

hrs. at 70c 7.70

Austin L. Calef. gravel 25.00

TOWX OF BARRIXGTON 31

TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
January 1, 1946 to January 1, 1947

14 car permits 1945
582 car permits 1946
5 dog" licenses 1945

38 dog- licenses 1946

10 marriage recordings

19 birth recordings

22 death recordings

19 corrections of existing records
Aiito tax collected

Filing fees

$860.63

Doij tax collected 101.00

5.00

PAULINE W. HAYES,

Town Clerk.

32 ANNUAL REPORTS

REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR

SUMMARY

OF A\'ARRAXT

Lev\

- of
Dr.

1946

Taxes committed to Colle(

:tor

Property, resident
Property, non-resident
Bank stock
Polls

Total warrant

Added Taxes :

S

12,964.18

12.740.51

16.00

744.00

$ 26,464.69

IVoperty, resident
Property, non-resident
Polls
Interest collected

37.00
79.17
32.00

2.16

Total debits

S 26,615.02

Total debits

Cr.

Remittances to Treasurer

Property

S 22,927.96

Polls

534.00

Bank stock

16.00

Interest collected

2.16

Abatements :

Property

107.86

Polls

24.00

Uncollected as per list:

Property

2,785.04

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON ?,.^

J'olls 218.00

Total credits 5 26,615.02

UNREDEEMED TAXES
1945 and I'revious

Dr.

Tax committed to Collector:

Property

$ 587.59

1945 polls, 13 at $2.

26.00

1945 polls, 16 at $3.

48.00

Total warrants

*ii

661.59

Added Taxes :

1945 polls, 2 at $2.

4.00

1945 polls, 2 at $3.

6.00

Interest collected

27.27

Fees collected

12.00

Total debits S 710.86

Lr.

Remittances to Treasurer:

t

Property

$ 383.52

1945 polls, 10 at $2.

20.00

1945 polls, 13 at $3.

39.00

Interest collected

27.27

Fees collected

12.00

Abatements

13.62

Uncollected as per list :

Property

190.45

Polls 1945, 5 at $2.

10.00

Polls 1945, 5 at $3.

15.00

Total rredits

s

T0.86

34 AXXUAL REPORTS

LIST OF L'XREDEE^^IED TAXES

1945 1942 1937

Robert Dodge SI 3.45

Joseph McCarthy 5.39

Harold Preston 45.51

Leon Thompson 16.21

Harold Smith S86.65

Charles Chesley $2324

HAZEL S. ROWELL,

Tax Collector
1946

Balance of 1945 Tax List
As of January 1st, 1946

Dr.

Uncollected Taxes :

Property taxes, resident vS 2.181.40

Property taxes, non-resident 869.99

Poll taxes, reg". iiX $2.00 (106) 212.00

Poll taxes, special at S3.00 (112) 336.00

Added Taxes :

Poll taxes at $2.00 (3)

6.00

Poll taxes at $3.00 (3)

9.00

Redeemed taxes

460.72

Interest collected

47.19

Total debits

$

4.122.30

Cr.

Remittances to Treasurer :

Property taxes $ 3,050.43

Redeemed taxes 460.72

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON 35

Poll taxes 419.00

Poll taxes added, reg. (3) 6.00

Poll taxes added, spec. (3) 9.00

Abatements :

Property (non-res.) -96

Poll taxes 55.00

Polls warranted to ensuing tax

collector 74.00

Interest collected 4/. 19

Total credits — S 4J22.30

STELLA G. BUMFORD,

Tax Collector

36 AXXUAL REPORTS

TREASURER'S REPORT

RECEIPTS

Jan. 1 Balance on hand $13,074.99

Feb. 2 Pauline Hayes, auto tax 34.61

2 I*auline Hayes, clog tax 2.00

2 Stella Bumford. 1945 tax list 1.545.73

Mar. 2 Pauline Hayes, auto tax 61.28

i'auline Hayes, filing fee 8.00

I'auline Hayes, dog- tax 3.00

Stella Bumford. 1945 poll taxes 48.00

Stella Bumford, 1945 tax list 705.00

Stella Bumford. interest 9.91
Stella Bumford. redeemed tax —

Harold Smith 200.00

April 6 Stella Bumford, 1945 poll taxes 241.00

Stella Bumford, 1945 tax list 963.19

Stella Bumford. interest 15.71

Stella Bumford, redeemed taxes 92.43

Pauline Ha}'es, auto ta.x 492.84

Pauline Hayes, dog tax 18.00

]Ma>' 4 Pauline Hayes, auto tax 64.26

Pauline Hayes, dog tax 2.00

Stella Bumford, 1945 tax list 168.29

12 Selectmen, fire rebate 31.95

June 1 Pauline Hayes, auto tax 16.57

Pauline Hayes, dog tax 36.00
Hazel Powell, 1940, 1941, 1942 tax

list 200.00

Hazel Rowell, 1945 tax list 97.50

Hazel Rowell. 1946 regular poll 2.00

Hazel Rowell, 1945 two reg. polls 4.00

Hazel Rowell. 1945 three spec, polls 9.00

Hazel Rowell, 1945 interest on polls .60

Hazel Rowell. 1945 int. on tax list 1.30

TOWN OF BARRINGTOX ?)7

Selectmen, sale oi town property

to Murray Elliott 5.54
]ulv 6 Selectmen, fire rebate -+-6C3
Pauline Hayes, auto tax 21.70
Pauline Hayes, dog- tax 10.00
Pauline Hayes, filino- fee --00
Selectmen. Class \' Highways 1.921.20
Aug-. 3 Hazel Rowell. 1945 regular poUh 14.00
Hazel Rowell, 1945 special polls 21.00
Hazel Row^ell, 1945 int. on polls 1.10
Hazel Rowell, 1946, regular polls 64.00
Hazel Rowell National bank stock 16.00
Pauline Hayes, auto tax 21.52
Pauline Hayes, dog tax 7-00
Selectmen, Hai-old Flower, settle-
ment of Inglis case 250.00
Sept. 7 Hazel Rowell, 1946 tax list 5.024.20
Hazel Rowell, 1946 regular polls 54.00
Hazel Rowell, 1945 tax list 7.25
Hazel Rowell, 1945 fee LOO
Haze Rowell, 1945 interest .52
Hazel Rowell, 1943 tax list 3.51
Hazel Rowell, 1943 fee .50
Hazel Rowell, 1943 interest .70
Hazel Rowell, 1940 tax list 3.25
Hazel Rowell, 1940 fee .50
Hazel Rowell, 1940 interest 1.30
Selectmen, sale of town property

— Lenzi 43.d9
Selectmen, sale of town property

—Elmer Thompson 49.59
Selectmen, sale of town property

—Berry Heirs 39.64
Selectmen, work compensation —

Accident policy 21.79

Selectmen, fire rebate 18.75

38 ANNUAL REPORTS

Pauline Hayes, auto tax 10. 1.^

I'auline Hayes, dug tax 4.00

Oct. 5 Hazel Rowell. 1946 tax list 1.7^2>.7S

Hazel Rowell. 1946 regular polls 52.00

Hazel Howell. 1940 tax list 8.74

Hazel Rowell. 1940 interest 4.36

Hazel Rowell, 1940 tees .50

^elf^rtman. fire rebate 2.2t^

I'auline Ha\"es, auto tax 68.69

i'auline Haves, dog tax 5.00

\'nv. 2 Hazel Rowell. 1946 tax list 2.974.8v^

Hazel Rowell, 1946 regular polls; 74.00

Hazel Rowell. 1941 tax list 24.60

Hazel Rowell. 1941 interest 8.3+

Hazel Rowell, 1941 fees 2.00

Hazel Rowell. 1940 tax list 10.25

Hazel Rowell. 1940 interest 4.62

Hazel Rowell, 1940 fee 1. 00

I'auline Hayes, auto tax 16.63

4 .Selectmen, culverts for A. Bits well 24.00

Dec. 7 .Selectmen, tire rebate 3.20

Hazel Rowell. 1946 regular polls 260.00

Hazel Rowell. 1946 tax list 11,320.04

Hazel Rowell. 1945 regular jx.lls 2.00

Hazel Rowelb 1945 special polls 9.00

Hazel Rowell, 1945 tax list 19.56

Hazel Rowell, 1945 interest 1.20

Hazel Rowell, 1945 fee .50

Hazel Rowell. 1944 tax list 7.05

Hazel Rowell. 1944 interest .71

Hazel Rowell. 1944 fee 1.00

Pauline Ha}es. auto tax 31.54

20 Selectmen, Savings bank tax 55.12
Selectmen, interest and di\idends

tax 982.59

Selectmen, railroad tax 75.04

TOWX OF BARRINGTON 39

Dec. 30 rauline Hayes, dog tax 15.00

Pauline Ha^es, auto tax 11.03

Selectmen. Henry Xewton, work

(Ml Dzen Road 60.00

Selectmen, Arthur BusAvell. cul-
vert pipe

30 Hazel Rowell, 1946 regular poll.
Hazel Rowell. 1946 tax list
Hazel Rowell. 1946 interest
Hazel Rowell. 1941 tax list
Hazel Rowell, 1941 interest
Ha/el Rowell. 1941 fee

31 Stella Bum ford. 1945 interest

Total

35.40

28.00

825.14

2.16

6.31

2.52

.50

3.08

S 32.537.30

ORDERS PAID

1946

Jan. 1 \V. H. Fclker, sanding- $ 8.00

Harold Flower. A\ith i)]ow 7.19

10 X. E. Tel. &- Tel. Co. 17.61

P>1). 2 Henry Locke, sanding 4.05

H. T. Thompson, sanding 1.50

Roger Bum ford, sanding 1.50

Town of Lee. grading Caldwell Rd. 24.00

Philips Garage, Avelding snow plow 3.00

R. C. Hazelton Co., snow plow blade? 22.99

S. W. Swain, Green Hill Rd. 21.60

Calvin Swain, road A\ork 6.00

Granville Ambrose, road work 2.00

Pauline Ha3'es, to balance acct. .11

Raymond Bailey, sanding »S: plowing 123.35
Raymond Bailey. Jr.. sanding, plowing 5.50

Harold Flower, A\ith plow 26.30

State of X. H., winter sand 19.85

State of X. H.. Substitute Road 599.13

40 ANNUAL REPORTS

State of X. H.. O.A.A. 56.63

7 Harr}' Arlin, l)allot clerk 4.00

Henry Locke, ballot clerk 4.00

Albion Weeks, naoclerator 4.00

12 Irene Calef, auditor 12.00

Levi Buzzell, auditor 12.00

23 Albert Barcomlx ^LD.. Abbie Foss

case 67.00

]\Lir. 2 Edson Eastman, tax coll. supplies 3.61

R. C. Hazelton Co.. plow frame 130.04

David Faist, road work 1.50

Walter Faist. work on Faist Rd. 3.00

Leslie E. Wood, snow removal 5.50

Roland Bumford. snow removal 3.00

Joseph Xormandy, snow removal 3.00

Granville .\mbrose, snow removal 4.00

Raymond Bailey, snow plow 212.50

Raymond Bailey, sanding 27.20

S. W. Swain, snow removal 3.00

Roger Btimford, snow removal 3.00

Ernest Dodge, snow removal 1.50

Jack Bodge, snow removal .50

David Henderson, snow renujval 3.00

Erwin Fall. snoN\- removal 3.00

Joseph Macouix, snow removal 3.00

Arnold Fall, snow removal 3.00

Charles Mariotti, snow removal 3.00

Joseph WHieeler, snow removal 1.50

Neal Gordon, snow removal 2.50

Ben Witherspoon. snow removal 3.00

Calvin Swain, snow removal 3.00

Kenneth Rowell. snow removal 1.50

Richard Rowell. snow removal 1.50

Matirice Wheeler, snow removal 1.50

Charles Bryson. sno-w removal 3.25

Ivan Fogarty, snow removal 6.25

Roland Bumford. sanding 15.50

TOWN OF BARRINGTOX 41

Stella Bumford, Wm. Inglis tax 30.72

Edward Rowell. 2 cord s]al)s 18.00

X. E. Te\.Sz Tel. Co. 7.17

Harold Flower, roads, l^ounties 16.37
State of N. H.. Substitute road 1.569.47

Leslie Wood, l)ounties 1.00

Norman Berry, snow and sanding 374.80
W. H. Felker. sanding, trip to Concord 8.50

Harold Flower, snow plow, sanding 49.00

9 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. 6.47
Frank Kendall Agency, Workmen's

Compensation insurance 157.87

R. C. Hazelton Co., plow shoe 9.32

Harold Flower, telephone calls 6.14

12 Page Printing Co. " 154.27

H. T. Thompson, supervisors 16.00

L. S. Ma3'nard. supervisor 16.00

19 Norman Berr}-. duplicate check of

Oct.. 1944^ 256.00
A])ril 6 Norman Berry, sanding, })lo\\ing.

and gravel 706.48
Stella Bumford. taxes bought by town 211.91

R. W. Bumford. supervisor 16.00

Stella Bumford. collector's expenses 134.93

Lewis Smith. A\ork Smith road 8.00

Ralph Swain 46.00

W. S. Swain, roads 60.42

Rog'er Neal. bounties 9.50

Edson Eastman, dog tags 4.41

State of N. H., O.A.A. 65.25

Robert Parshley, ballot clerk 4.00

Edson Eastman, town vouchers 21.38

Public Service Co., lights 1.76

N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 6.87

Diamond Match Co., bridge timber 115.60

R. M. Wright, road signs 8.00

42 ANNUAL RKPORTS

Ralph Bunker Est., reflectors for

Gulf bridge 1.60
Harold Ta}dor. pcjstage. railing for

bridge 10.50

Norman .\rlin. sanding 4.00

Ben Mansfield, sanding 2.00
Frank Kendall Agenc}-. town officers'

bonds 45.00

Ethel Waldron. real estate reports .20

Harold Flower. AlcLeod's fire 20.00

Richard Parenteau, ]vlcEeod's fire .75

John Blais. McLeod's fire .75

Harold Flower, Stacy's fire 6.00

Harold Flower. Beauty Hill fire 36.40

School board, schools 1,500.00

\\ illiam Garvey. road work 2.00

15 State of X. H.. O.A.A. A7 m
Harold Flower, medicine for Win.

Inghs 1.34

May 4 Norman Berry, g'rader 222.00

Robert Parshle\'. culverts, bridge 15.50

Frank Xeal. bounties 5.00

Arthur Howard, grader 68.00

I*ublic Service Co., lights 1.00

State of X. H.. O.A.A. 53.45

Stella F)Umford, redeemed taxes 168.29

\\ . -S. Swain, road work 41.47

W. H. Felker. road work 30.00

Anna Morin. transfers 14.80

School Board, schools 6,520.50

John Morrison, insur. on fire truck 30.00

Elmer \\'ig;gin. Memorial day 75.00

June 1 Harold Flower, fire on Road 202 9.20

Harold Flower, Health dept. 10.10

State of X. H.. O.A.A. 48.94

Xorman I>erry. grader 308.00

I'ublic Service Co., lights 1.00

TOWX OF BARRIXGTOX 43

Ralph Boudey, road work 7.00

Fred Jackson, hauling culvert 3.43

City of Rochester, gravel & loading 10.20

Edson Eastman, pad for coll. rep't 1.19

Anna Alorin, 24 transfer cards 4.80

Archie Hunt, bridge jdank 107.28

Arthur Howard, road work 72.00

Edward Rowell. slabs 4.50

P'rank Kendall, fire ins., Inglis place 12.00

Eawrence Stevenson. l:)Ounties 2.00

Harold TayKn-, telejihone calls 6.15
A\'. H. Felker. roads, use of car as

ambtdance 12.00
Harold Taylor, meetings with State

Highway Dept. 2.00

Calef's Store, nails, glass 2.86

22 Lambert Ma^'nard. supervisor 8.00

]nl\- 6 William Haley, damage In" dogs 58.50

Ralph Brock, bridge plank 182.38

Public Service Co., lights 1.00

Edson Eastman Co.. collector's boc>ks 15.38

State of N. H., O.A.A. 82.13

X. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 11.14

Frank Johnson, culvert 4.00

Dexter Reed, work on culvert 4.00
Dr. x\lfred Michachik, \A"m. Inglis case 10.00

Dr. Walter Roberts, \Vm. Inglis case 10.00*

John Ward, slabs for Wm. Inglis 9.00

Anna Morin, Coll. deeds recorded 7.59
Arthur Howard, grader and bridge

work 41.60

W. H. Felker. vu^d work. l)0unties 30.70

Harold Taylor, tel. calls, bounty 1.60

Harold Flower, warden's school 37.50

9 State of X. H.. T.R.A. 851.18

Aug. 3 X. E. Tel. .^ Tel. Co. 6.42

Seavev Hardware Co., nails for culv. 4.80

44 ANNUAL REPORTS

Diainond Alatch Co., cement for Gulf

culvert 41.00

Page Printing' Co.. tax bills 13.50

State of N. H.. O.A..V. S2.4S
Hazel Rowell, stamps and typewriter

ribbon 24.75
N. H. Tax Collector's Asso., dues 2.00
W. H. Felker, road work and bridge 5.30
School Board, dog tax to school 111.76
W. S. Swain, bridge on Wood Rd. 18.80
W'iggin Funeral Home. John Rich-
ardson funeral 110.00
Page Printing Co.. town printing 36.61
Robert Parshley, road work and bal-
lot clerk ' 19.20
Harold Taylor, telephone calls 3.00
Harold Ta}"lor, paper file & punch 1.50
Lambert Alaynard, supervision 8.00
Calef's Store, supplies 89.76
17 Diamond Match Co., cement for

Gulf culvert 81.50
Manchester Sand & Gravel Co., sand

for Gulf culvert " 97.01

Sept. 7 Louis Cote, work on Gulf road 32.00

Sumner Watson, gravel 263.10

Hazel Rowell, tax coll. expense 12.00

Diamond Match Co., posts for Gulf

culvert 40.48

N. H. Tax Assessors' Ass'n, dues 2.00

Arthur Howard, cutting bushes 31.50

Robert Parshley, cutting bushes 10.50

W. H. Felker, bounties 1.50

Edson Eastman, clerk's expenses 4.11

Town of Lee, road work 24.00

W\ H. Felker, spikes 3.40

Harold Flower, Smith tire 4.50

N. E. Tel. .K: Tel. Co. 12.74

TOWN OF HARRINGTON 45

Public Service Co., lights 2.00

William Ramsdell, Smith fire 15.50

School Board, schools 4.000.00

Mrs. E. M. Lewis, int. on 1940 tax 4.36

21 State of N. H., O.A.A. 54.19
Oct. 5 Avery & Pratt, lumber for Gulf

ciilverts 150.00

State of N. H., tarring Mt. Misery 276.00

State of N. H., O.A.A. 59.88

Norman Berry, grader 166.07

Arthur Howard, grader 44.80

Public Service Co., lights 1-00

Hazel Rowell, part salary 25.00

Norman Erickson, road work 2.25

W. H. Felker, bounties & road work 4.30

School Board, schools 3.000.00

Harold Taylor, part salary 100.00

Albert Gaunya. l^ounties 1.00

William Ramsdell. Eldridge fire 9.00

Harold Taylor, postage 3.00

Nov. 2 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 6.07

Public Service Co., lights 1.00

State of N. H., O.A.A. 59.38

Harold Flower, health dept. 5.00

W. H. Felker, road work, snow fence 23.40

William Garvey, Critchett bridge 8.60

Harold Flower, Blaisdell fire 6.40

Harold Taylor, telephone calls 6.23

School Board, schools 1,000.00

Treas. Strafford County, county tax 2,903.43

4 Roland Bumford, supervisor 44.00

H. T. Thompson, supervisor 44.00

Lambert Maynard, supervisor 20.00

Robert Parshley, road work 35.70

David Darling, road work 36.40

Arthur Howard, with grader 117.60

46 AXXUAL REPORTS

Prison Industries, culvert for Arthur

Buswell 24.00

David Henderson, Ijounty .50

Harry .\rlin. ballot clerk 16.00

Henry L<jcke. ballot clerk 16.00
J. Ralph Sherburne, work on town

house 1.00
7 Ralph Swain, road work, culverts 37.50
Calvin Swain, road work, culverts 16.10
Sherburne Swain, road work, culv. 16.10
Dec. 7 Fred Xottall, error in calculating tax 37.00
Chas. Hard}-. Clerk's Assn. dues 2.00
Harry .Vrlin, cutting bushes 47.60
State of X. H., culvert pipe & coup-
lings 100.80
John Morrison, town hall fire ins. 25.00
Robt. Parshley, ballot cl'k snow fence 10.80
Arthur Howard, grader 22.40
Edson Eastman. su}:)plies 2.61
State of X. H.. town share of .State

Aid road 1,445.95
State of N. H., winter sand 23.00
Public Service Co., lights 1.00
X. E. Tel. cK: Tel. Co.' 8.52
State of X. H., O.A.A. 77.45
Hazel Rowell, ex])ense and salar\' 65.00
Katherine Henderson, salary 10(\00
County of Strafi'ord. Maude Rich-
ard scjn's board 153.00
Yawman t.^ Erl)e Mfg. Co.. lock for

safe 8.64

Scho.d Board, schools 5,000.00

30 Harold Taylor, part salary 75.00
X. H. Prison Industries, culvert for

A. Buswell 35.40

.Schcjol Board, schools 3.136.62

Everett Clark, library 100.00

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 47

rul)lic Service Co.. lights 1.00

X. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 6.17

Archie Hunt, bridge plank 90.84

State of X. H.. O.A.A. 91.96

Xorman Berry, gravel and grader 798.55

Toun of Lee. grader 32.00

A\'. H. Felker, road work 15.40

Robert Parshley, road work 9.80

William Ballon, road work 9.80
Panline Hayes, salar}-, bounties,

statistics 202.45

Hazel Rowell. part salary 40.00

X. J. Berr}-, road work 26.60

AV. H. Felker, salary 225.00'

Albion Weeks, moderator 16.00

Chester Bickford. road work 42.00

Ralph Swain, road work 50.40

Lawrence Lever, road work 18.00

Bradley Fleming. rt)ad work 24.00

James Crockett, road Avork 42.00

Martin AIcManus, road work 12.15

Clement Belanger, road work 19.20

Muriel McDuffee, road work 48.00'

Everett Clark, wood for town house 9.60

W. S. Swain, winter sand 6.00

Austin Calef, gravel 25.00'

A\'illiam Eldridge, road work 7.70

State of X^. H., poll taxes, interest 308.76
Ravmond Bailey, snow jilow. sanding 147.20'

Total S 42.938.11

48 ANNUAL REPORTS

REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
AND FIRE WARDEN

John W. ^Morrisnn. fire truck insurance $ 30.00

Telephone 47.72

McLeod fire 21.50

Mt. Misery fire 9.00

Beauty Hill fire 36.40

State gravel bank fire 9.20

Warden's meeting 37.50

Smith fire 20.00

Eldridge fire 9.00

Blaisdell fire 6.40

$ 226.72
Forest fire rebate, from State 60.75

Cost to town for fighting fire $ 165.97

WILLIAM RAMSDELL,

Fire Chief.

TOWN OF BARRINGTOX 49

FOREST FIRE REPORT

Prevention is one of the most important phases of all
fire effort. This is particularly true of forest fire con-
trol Avork. Preventing- forest fires preserves valuable
forest g-rowth and other property, conserves man power
and permits their use in productive channels, saves tax-
payers' money and conserves fire fighting equipment.

The prevention of forest fires is the most important
and difficult part of the work of your forest fire warden
who heads a local organization set up primarily for the
security of your community's forest property. Appoint-
ed by the State Forester, upon recommendation of the
Selectmen, he is charged by law with the responsibility
of local administration of forest fire laws, fire prevention
and suppression. In his work he is aided by deputy fire
wardens who. in emergency, may assume his power and
authority. The warden is guided in his work by instruc-
tions received from the State Forester and by the Dis-
trict Fire Chief who represents the State Forester.

The importance and value of the work of the forest
fire warden and his deputies is. perhaps, best appreciat-
ed during hazardous periods when lire danger is great-
est. The public, however, looks to him at all times for
speedy and economical suppression of going fires.

The careless smoker fails to properly extinguish his
cigar, cigarette or pipe ashes or thoughtlessly throws
them from the car window ; the debris burner fails or
refuses to consult the warden, as the law requires when
the ground is not covered with snow, before attempting
to burn ; campers fail to properly extinguish their fires
or frequently build fires when conditions are unfavor-
able.

The elimination of human causes from the forest fire
problem is the answer. This is not as difficult of ac-
complishment as it might appear at first glance. Let
each one wdio reads this —

50 AXXUAL REPORTS

1. Use iirdinai"}- CdniiUdU sense with fire in and near
Avoodland.

2. Comply with recjuirenients on the use of fire in and
near wiiodland and \vhen the ground is not covered
with snow, secure written permission to burn from
the forest fire Avarden.

3. Be careful when smoking' in or near woodlands.
Don't throw lighted material from moving vehicles.

4. Cooperate with and assist the warden and urge oth-
ers to do so.

5. HELP YOUR FOREST FIRE WARDEN PRE-
A'ENT FIRES — his efforts are only as efi^ective as
is the cooperation you give him !

HAROLD E. FLOWER,

Forest Fire Warden.

1946 FIRE RECORD

Number of fires 4

Acreage burned 38^

Number fire permits issued 11

TOWN OF BARRIXGTOX 51

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS

To the School Board and Citizens of Barrington :

The present organization of the schools is as follows :

Room Grades Teacher Pupils

I'rimary I, II Miss Florys E. Smith 29

Intermediate III, l\ Airs. }^Iell)a C. Ballon 31

Grammar \', \ 1 Mrs. Frances Knowles 27

Junior VII, \'ill Mrs. Ruth \'. Scruton.

Principal 21

Additional II. III. \'. \TI1 :^lrs. Charlotte Xoyes 21

Total 129

Music Mrs. Sadie L. ^^lerriam

For the third year, it has l)ecome necessary to organ-
ize a fifth classroom after the beginning of school, in or-
der to relieve overcrowding. The building was designed
for four classrooms, two grades or about 36 pupils in a
room. When the enrollment in any classroom exceeds
this, another room may well be provided, especially in
the case of the primary room, where the beginners need
an unusual amount of individual attention. It would
seem to be a wise policy to plan on five teachers regular-
ly, as at least one combination of grades is apt to have an
excessive enrollment.

ENROLLED IX HIGH SCHOOLS

Dover 36

Spaulding (Rochester) 16

Total 52

^2 ANNUAL RP:PC)RTS

With state and federal cooperation, the school lunch
program has lieen resumed in Barrington, sponsored lo-
cal)}" h}' the Parent Teachers Association. X'aluable
e {ui])nient. including a refrigerator, has been secured
through the g'overnment's non-food assistance grant.
The government also provides a certain share of each
standard meal served. sup]:)lementing the moderate
UKHmt charged the pupils. Surplus agricultural commo-
amount charged the pupils. Surplus agricultural commo-
niinistration. The electric stove has been moved to a
place near the sink, and the cupboards, including some
new facilities, have been grouped near by. The PTA
has furnished the services of Mrs. Kenneth Treble, who
spends several hours each day in the lunch room, assis-
ted l^y different jxirents. The food is served in the
classrooms, an arrangement that seems to work ver}"
satisfactorily. It is intended to run the school lunch for
13 weeks during the cold weather. A partition, of the
same classification as the rest of the building, should se-
parate the lunchroom from the additional classroom.

Besides examining the children and contacting the
homes in regard to health measures, the school nurse,
Miss Myrtle V. Fletcher, arranged a "Toxoid" clinic for
dijihtheria immunization held June 6 at which 27 school
cliildren and 7 pre-school children received this inval-
ual)le pre\enti\-e measure.

House l-)ill Xo. 12 embodies the state board of educa-
tion's plan for increasing support to the schools. The
legislative interim commission will also have recom-
mendations, the content of which is not \-et Avholly re-
vealed. Under the former plan, the state aid to Bar-
ringtcJn for the current }"ear would have been $12,863, in-
stead of $5,117.97 as actually received. The revenue
would come from sources available to the state, rather
than local real estate. Xew llam])shire is now the onh"
state in the L"nion that does not give state aid for high

TOWN OF BARRINGTON 53

school costs, and is low on the hst in the proportion of
school costs ]jaid ])y the state. The plan calls for an aj)-
propriation of $2,080,000, to be expended 55% for equal-
ization, at the rate of $75 per elementary pupil and $100
per high school pupil, beginning at 60 cents on SlOO of
equalized valuation for schot)l costs, and extending to a
maximum of $10,000 (instead of $6,000 as at present).
The rest of the state aid, 45% of the appropriation,
would be in the form of general aid, granted to all com-
munities, on the basis of pupil membership, at a rate of
not over $v37.50 per elementary pupil and $50 per high
school pupil. The cost of administering this increased
aid would be no more than at present, since the details
of the budget would be left more to the discretion of the
local school authorities. As drastic increases in teach-
er's salaries must be made in most places in order to
keep any teacher's at all, the districts are g'oing to need
the increased help provided by this plan. However,
the aid may also he spent for any other school purpose,
including payment for our building. The proposed law
also provides that should the appropriation be insufficient
for the aid contemplated, the pro-rata deduction would
operate first on the general aid rather than on the equal-
ization, so that the places haAing the most need would l^e
the last to l)e deprived of the fuU benefits.

Dr. Edgar Fuller has become the new Commissioner
of Education in New Hampshire. Dr. Fuller has had
training in the law as well as education. He has had ex-
perience as a superintendent of schools, professor of
education at Harvard, and director of aeronautics educa-
tion for the federal government, \^'ith his encourage-
ment, lay professional groups have been organized to
study various phases of educational policy. ^Ir. Ro}' \'.
Swain was a member of the Strafford Count}' group, and
also the sub-committee which met in Rochester for more
intensive discussion. A New Hampshire School Boards

54 AX X UAL REPORTS

Association has also been org-anized, which has held a
well-attended meeting at the State House.

THE SCHOOL CALENDAR

The SchiMil Calendar, as adopted by the school board,
provides for schools to be in session 180 days, Avhich is
generally accepted standard in well-regulated school dis-
tricts. From this total are deducted the days of official
state institutes, attended by the teachers. These in-
clude the count}' or regional i nstitute, and (in the
smaller districts) the rural institute, but not the state
conventicju. which is a voluntary organization. As the
school }ear can not be shortened beyond the recjuired li-
mit except by permission of the State Board of Educa-
tion, any excess of no-school days is liable to prolong;
school in June. The calendar as arranged is designed to
secure for the district the services of the teachers, trans-
porters, and other employees of the district for the full
term for which the}' are employed.

Respect full}- submitted,
CHESTER W. DOE,
Superintendent of Schools
January 18, 1947

HONOR ROLL OE PERFECT ATTENDENCE

FOR ONE YEAR

Carol Harris, Arnold Fall, Barbara Neal, Maurice
Wheeler. Bettv P)aile\'. David Faist, Albert Gaunva.

TOWN OF BARRIX(iTOX 55

SCHOOL BOARD'S ESTIMATE FOR 1947 1948

10.00
100.00
792 .a)

Teachers' salaries S 8,975.00

Text l)ooks 375.00

Scholars' supplies 375.00
Flags and ai^purtenances
Other expenses i>i instruction
Janitor services

p^^el 566.00

Water, lights, janitor supplies 300.00

Minor repairs and expenses 400.0(}

Health supervision 390.00

Transportation of pupils 4,950.00
Other special activities

85.00

- S 17.318.00

Other Statutory Requirements:

Salaries of district officers 201.00

Truant officer, school census 30.00
Payment of Tuition in High

School and academies 6,870.00

Superintendent's excess salary 288.75

Per capita tax 384.00

Payment of district deht 1,000.00

Interest on district debt 292.50

Expenses of administration 400.00

Insurance 1-6.00

S 9.592.25

Special Appropriations :

Equipment /D.OO

Deficit 1,000.00

S 1,075.00
S 27.985.25

56 ANNUAL REPORTS

Estimated Income

From State 5.000.00

Dog tax 100.00

5,100.00

Total assessment re(|uired to cover
budget and appropriations $ 22.885.25

TOWN OF BARRINGTOX 57

ANNUAL REPORT OF DISTRICT TREASURER

Fiscal Year Ending- June 30, 1946

Cash on hand June 30, 1945 S 784.64

Received from selectmen 14,520.50

Received from State treasurer 5,582.41

Received from equalization fund 132.76
Received from Grange, tel. calls

curtains, etc. 85.92

$ 20,321.59

Total amount availalile for fiscal }ear 21.106.23
Less school board orders paid 20,400.95
Balance on hand as of June 30, 1946 (Treas-
urer's bank balance) 705.28

DOROTHY G. ARLIX,

District Treasurer.
July 6, 1946

Auditor's Certificate

This is to certif}- that we have examined the books,
vouchers, bank statements and other financial records
of the treasurer of the school district of Harrington, of
■which the above is a true summary for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 194(^, and find them correct in all re-
spects.

IRENE CALEF,
HAROLD FLOWER.

Auditors.

58 ANNUAL REPORTS

FINANCIAL REPORT OF BARRINGTON
SCHOOL DISTRICT

For the Year Ending" June 30. 1946

Receipts

Equalization fund for elementar}' schools $ 5,582.41

(from State) S 5.582.41

For su]:)port of elementary scliools ( tax'n j 14.520.50

From State, equalization (1944-1945) 132.76

From (irani-e. curtains, tel. calls, etc. 85.92'

Total recei])ts frcun all sources $ 20.321.59

Cash on hand at bei4'inning' of }ear. Jul\ 1.

1945 . - - - 784.64

Grand total $ 21,106.23

Payments :

Salaries of district officers 214.95

Superintendent's excess salary 217.98

Truant officer and school census 25.00

Expenses of administration 70.60

Principal's and Teachers' Salaries:

Mrs. Ruth Scruton S 1,200.00

Miss Melba Parshley 1.100.00

Mrs. Miriam Chadhourne 1,100.00

Mrs. Martha Bennett 1.100.00

Miss Florys Smith 793.90

Mrs. Sadie Merriam 220.00

$ 5.513.90

Text hooks 293.11

Sch(dars' sup})lies 260.77

Flags and appurtenances 4.75

TOWN OF BARRIXGTON 59

Other ex])enses of instruction 76.11

janitor service 655.00

Fuel 552.20

Water, lights and janitor sujiplies 249.90

Minor repairs and ex])enses 298.96

Aledical inspection 275.11

Transportation of Pu])ils :
^Ir. Raymond Bailey $ 2,300.00

Air. and .Mrs. George Wells 2,635.00

S 4,935.00

High School and Academy Tuition:

Dover $ 2,919.34

Rochester 1.605.00

Austin-Cate Academy 230.50

■ S 4,754.84

Other special activities 21.68

Tax for State- wide supervision 370.00

Insurance 126.00

Xew e(|uii)ment 132.59

Payment of principal of debt 1,000.00

Payment of interest on debt 352.50

June 30, 1946

ANNIE L. FELKER,
ROY V. SWAIN,
HARLAN CALEF.

School Board.
July 6. 1946

60 ANNUAL REPORTS

Auditor's Certificate

This is to certify that we have examined the books
and other financial records of the school board of Bar-
rington of which this is a true summary for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1946. and find them correctly cast
and properly vouched.

IRENE CALEF,
HAROLD FLOWER,

Auditors.

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