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Annual report of the town officers of Walpole, N.H. for the year ending March 1, 1888.

Hebron Town Representatives

78353 Li PEEVRG2 TES 53533 ES PESESVTTSE REET Naas a say? Oy ne pag str cna veaoaeitned Given by TF Book sores Pasta itn Glass State Librarn CONCORD. This book treats also of sy ubject Page. Subject Page ANNUAL REPORT —— OF THE — - pe WwN OFFICERS HEBRON, N. 4, | New Hampzk ‘je | —— FOR THE At Es DBR ES JUL 3 1896) | N he aor YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1889. PLYMOUTH, N. H.: PRINTED BY THE RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. ‘ 89. ——E———E——————— SSANNUAL REPORT —— OF THE —— TOWN OFFICERS Peep nN, No i. —— FOR THE —— YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1889. px OPS Sta? bt) 4 ae » is fra} Pe ae Be FG AE Pa hee yy 4 0 AL Go >}, Or Selectmens’ Report. THE SELECTMEN OF HEBRON FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1889, CHARGE THEMSELVES WITH CASH AS FOLLOWS: County, for support of paupers, $115 80 Savings bank tax, 289 69 Literary fund, 42 93 Railroad tax, 84 For the use of town hall, 9 00 Interest on Powers Fund to Jan. 1, ’89, 90 00 Received of committee, 5 OT Cash overdrawn on Powers Fund, 3 78 Received of collector on highway taxes of ’87, 2 22 Interest on taxes of ’87, 1 24 ee we 66 88, 3 00 Received of Geo. B. Barnard on Fretts estate, 1 65 565 22 Cr. by cash paid treasurer, 565 22 The selectmen have given orders on the treasurer as follows, amounting to $1596 40: Paid State tax, $275 00 County tax, 247 00 522 00 6 SCHOOL MONEY. Paid Celia A. Jewell, $100 00 ce ‘ 169 43 269 43 SCHOOL HOUSE TAX. Paid Celia A. Jewell, $132 00 BREAKING ROADS, SPRING OF 1888. Paid Lorenzo G. Wheeler, $ 4 72 Jewell F. Jesseman, : 12 43 John E. Hartford, , 12 06 George B. Barnard, 17 56 Edmund Barnard, 10 37 Edmund W. George, 10 387 Willard W. Wise, 13 92 - Hiram M. Worthley, 4 88 David P. Hardy, | 6 55 Abial F. Crosby, 2 68 Fred Clement, eats: 8 67 John P. Sanborn, 1 50 Carlos C. Wade, 3 93 Albert E. Moore, 212 Mark Jewell, 6 67 John I. Harran, 10 11 Charles A. Bryar, 2 87 Andrew J. Morgan, 3 37 Frank E. Hobart, 3 25 George S. Smith, 62 William C. Ross, Tate Edwin W. George, 10 24 7 REPAIRING HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES. Paid Abial F. Crosby, plank, George S. Smith, “ J. F. Jesseman, $C Abial F. Crosby, “ William C. Ross, repairing highway, John P. Sanborn, he $ 9 96 6 25 Albert E. Moore, labor on highway and cash pd. 3 40 Willard W. Wise, labor on bridge, COUNTY PAUPER BILLS. Paid Sarah P. Kimball, board of Ellen M. Kimball 1 90 47 29 from Feb. 25, 88, to Mar. 2, 89, 538 weeks, $106 00 Goods furnished Ellen M. Kimball, POWERS’ FUND. Paid John P. Sanborn, 66 66 MISCELLANEOUS BILLS. Paid J. B. Sanborn, blank books, R. W. Musgrove, printing town reports, A. F. Crosby, repairing church, A. E. Moore, repairing church, J. P. Sanborn, pasturing Fretts’ oxen, Fling and Chase, counsel, Cyrus Moore, use of water tub, Lucian B. Sargent, use of water tub, John W. Sanborn, ‘“ gee es 6 80 112 80 $65 00 30 O07 95 O07 $ 4 41 19 00 3 69 240 8 00 20 00 3 00 2 00 3 00 8 Paid John P. Sanborn, express bills, postage, ete., 1 30 oy BS board of selectmen, T 33 Albert E. Moore, goods furnished town hall, 5 00 79 138 NON-RESIDENT HIGHWAY TAX WORKED. Paid George E. Ross, $2 00 Alonzo Gove, 1 50 Heirs of I. L. Noyes, 2 00 5 50 TOWN OFFICERS’ BILLS. Paid John P. Sanborn, services as selectman, $36 00 Albert E. Moore, “ : 18 75 Abial F. Crosby,  “ " 22 50 Wm. Elliott, services as town clerk, ete., 18 29 5 .° 44 fish and game warden, 4 00 Charles H. Marston, services as supervisor, 4 00 Frank O. Morse, B as 6 00 John W. Sanborn i = | 6 00 Cyrus Moore, i : 2 50 KE. K. Follansbee, member school board, | 11 50 H. M. Worthley, nf % 3 00 Celia A. Jewell, member school board and Treas. 5 00 Frank O. Morse, services as treasurer, 12 00 Edward A. Pike, ‘“ * collector, 5 00 Enoch F. Pierce, “ 59 ce 20 00 Cyrus Moore, © “ auditor, 1 00 David P. Hardy, “ sf . 1 00 9 RECAPITULATION. Total amount drawn from the treasury, paid as follows: $1596 40 State tax, $275 00 County tax, 247 00 School money, 269 48 Breaking roads, spring of ’88, 156 64 Repairing highways and bridges, 47 29 County pauper bills, 112 80 Interest on Powers fund, 95 OT Miscellaneous bills, 79 13 Non-resident highway tax worked, 5 50 School house tax, 132 00 Town officer bills, 176 54 $1596 40 SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR FOR 1887. Balance due on taxes of ’87, $52 19 Cr. Receipts from treasurer, $52 19 SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR FOR 1888. Due from collector for ’88, $1231 62 Cr. By cash paid treasurer, | $1209 00 errors on tax of Moses Follansbee, 1 10 _ Samuel H. Tyrrell abatement, 50 Sarah P. Kimball cs 2 65 Oreste G. Favor 110 Jonathan Smith 5 1 80 $1216 15 Leaving a balance due the town of 15 47 10 ASSETS OF THE TOWN MARCH 1, 1889. Cash in treasury, $603 39 Interest on Powers fund, 3 78 Powers fund bond, 1000 00 Due from county, board of Ellen M. Kimball from Nov. 10, ’88, to Mar. 2. 89, 16 weeks, 32 00 Due from Enoch F. Pierce, collector ’88, 15 47 Due from George C. Fretts’ estate, | T 66 ~ 1662 30 LIABILITIES. Due school district, school house tax, $ 5000 Balance in favor of town, 1612 30 Respectfully submitted, JOHN P. SANBORN, Selectmen ALBERT E. MOORE, of ABIAL F. CROSBY, Hebron. 11 Treasurer's keport. Cash received of treasurer ’87, Y 2: “ collector ’8T, 14 66 66 66 (74 interest 5 (74 66 66 66 ? 88, 74 6 74 4 66 6 . Se ‘* selectmen, “ Total amount of receipts, Amount paid out on selectmens’ orders, Cash balance in treasurer’s hands, $ 377 16 52 19 1 24 1209 00 Pa BSS a! 1596 40 — 603 39 TREASURER’S REPORT OF POWERS FUND. Cash received of treasurer 87, July coupon, 88, January coupon, "89, Cash received of selectmen, Total amount of receipts, Paid out on selectmens’ orders, Cash balance in treasurer’s hands, 30 00 30 00 30 00 8 85 98 85 95 07 3.78 FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer. 12 Report of Selectmen As Acting Burying GROUND ComMITTEE, 1888, rn AccT. witH Powers Funp. Cr. By cash received of town treasurer, $65 00 66 66 66 66 30 O7 Total received, 95 OT Dr. Paid Cyrus Moore, brick, lime, cement, $31 35 William Elliott, labor, T 50 Stephen H. Swain, “ 18 68 Abial F. Crosby, “ 11 35 Albert E. Moore, ‘ 10 17 O. B. French, iron, roofing, ete. 9 90 David P. Hardy, bolts, ete. 1 25 John E. Muzzy, lumber, ete., 1 09 Town treasurer, 3 78 Total paid out, $95 OT JOHN P. SANBORN, ~ py ALBERT E, MOORE, >) Here ABIAL F. CROSBY, a Hebron, N. H., Feb. 26, 1889. Having examined the accounts of the selectmen, town treasurer, and acting burying ground committee, we find the same correctly cast, and duly vouched. DAVID P. HARDY, Wie ee CYRUS MOORB, ' aaa Hebron, N. H., Feb. 26, 1889. 13 Report of School Board for the year ending March 1, 1880. Schools have been maintained the past year in the vil- lage and McClure school houses. There were so few scholars on Tenney hill and in the Worthley district we thought best to consolidate and have sent one scholar to Bridgewater and accommodated the remainder in the above mentioned schools. Miss Celia Jewell taught the terms at the village; Miss Ada M. Locke of Bristol, the summer term at McClure’s, and Miss Mabel P. Thompson of Franklin, the fall term. Miss Jewell and Miss Locke are well known teachers with us and fully sustained their well earned reputation. Miss Thompson taught for the first time and succeeded well. : Each school has had 23 weeks during the year, eight weeks summer and fifteen fall and winter. Twenty-one different scholars were enrolled at the village and seventeen at McClure’s. The fall rains did not drown the interest and the registers have a record of rank, deportment and progress satisfactory generally. A commendable interest has been manifested by parents and others. One hundred » and twenty-four names were registered as visitors, yet the doors open wide for more. Some repairs are needed inside the village school house, a new teacher’s desk a neccessity. We would appreciate books of referance and the accessories of a well arranged school room. We hope to have the means to supply our wants. If we had a fund to use as prizes to stimulate to study and deportment we think it would be beneficial in its‘ effect. Our teachers, at considerable expense, procure cards as prizes with pleasing results, and we are quite sure a more substantial token would be a greater inducement. 14 In reviewing the events of the year we see much good work: accomplished. Our scholars are of quite average abil- ity, and compare favorably with former years. We are grateful for favors received and the interest manifested by citizens and others. Respectfully submitted, E. K. FOLLANSBEE, HIRAM M. WORTHEY, + School Board. CELIA A. JEWELL, ROLL OF HONOR. First Term.—Lola Follansbee, Luella Follansbee, Alice Morgan, Mamie Rogers, Edith Wheeler, Walter Bean, Fred Perkins, Joie Blodgett, Charlie Blodgett, Ernest Sanborn, Verne Follansbee. Second Term.—Lola Follansbee, Luella Follansbee, Jessie Morgan, Walter Bean, Frost Perkins, Fred Perkins, Edward Jewell, Verne Follansbee, Ray M. Smith. Third Term.—Luella Follansbee, Lizzie Hardy, Lucy Hardy, Mamie Rogers, Edward Jewell, Fred Perkins, Verne .Follansbee, Joie Blodgett, Charlie Blodgett. 15 School Treasurer’s Report. School District of Hebron in Acct. with Celia A. Jewell. MONEY RECEIVED. 1888. March 1, By balance from last year, $ 306 June 25, cash received of town treasurer, 100 00 Aug. 27, cash received of town treasurer, same being money raised to pay debt of school district, 132 00 Dec. 20, balance of school money of town treasurer, including literary fund and dog money, 169 43 1889. Jan. 12, eash received of David Perkins for school house building committee, six dollars, thirty-eight cents, in full for money not expended by said com- mittee, 6 38 410 87 CASH PAID OUT. 1888. May 8, Pd. M. A. Wells, 3 brooms Tde, pail 50¢, | dipper 6c, and curtain tord 31e, $ 1 62 Mary A. Jewell, cleaning school house, ete. 9 50 9, J.B. Sanborn, one order and re- - eelpt book, 1 25 10, *w.P. Beede, express on book, 25 June 25, Ada M. Locke, teaching 8 weeks, 24 00 Edmund Barnard for board of teach- er eight weeks, 16 00 Edmund Barnard for one cord wood, 4 00 July 9, Amey 1G, 30, Sept. 22, Oot ‘29; GW OR vNOe Dee. 27, 29, ols 1889. pan. 28, 16 Celia A. Jewell for teaching and board eight weeks, R. W. Musgrove for school notices and certificates, Mark Jewell for one-half cord wood, J. F. Jesseman note and interest, C. P. Sanborn for making and put- ting up eight curtains, George F. Fletcher, treasurer of school board of Bridgewater, tuition of Anson Favor 10 weeks, Celia A. Jewell for teaching and board 15 weeks, Mabel P. Thompson for teaching 15 weeks, Edmund Barnard for board of teach- er 15 weeks, M. A. Wells for 14 yards curtain cloth $1.96, eight curtain fixtures 96c, dust pan 10c, thread de, Mark Jewell for one and one-half cords wood, 48 00 95 2 00 131 02 1 00 3 OT 6 00 408 66 — Cash in treasury, 2 21 | $410 87 CELIA A. JEWELL, Treas. School Board. Having examined the foregoing account we find it cor- rectly cast and duly vouched. DAVID P. HARDY, CYRUS MOORE, ; Auditors. 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Annual report of the town officers of Hebron, N.H., for the year ending March 1, 1889.