Annual report, Pelham, New Hampshire

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THE

ANNUAL REPORTS

of the Town Officers

of

Town of Pelham New Hampshire

Year Ending January 31, 1942

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SCHOOL DISTRICT Year Ending June 30, 1941

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ANNUAL REPORTS

of the

Selectmen, Treasurer, Clerk, Trustees of Trust Funds,

Cemetery Trustees, Public Library Trustees

School Board and Auditor

for the

Town of

PELHAM New Hampshire

FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1942 — ero

Printed by

GRANITE STATE Press

MANcHESTER, N. H.

FOISTE

TOWN OFFICERS

For the Year 1941

Moderator

HENRY M. CURRIER

Town Clerk

GEORGE P. WOOD

Town Treasurer

CARL M. MANSFIELD

Selectmen

CHARLES W. HOBBS, 1942 ERNEST Q. BIGELOW, 1943

RICHARD C. MANSFIELD, 1944

Supervisors of Checklist

WALTER 8S. BURTON ALICE M. OVERLOCK CHARLES W. PEABODY

Representative to General Court

ERNEST Q. BIGELOW

Constables

ARTHUR H. PEABODY, Chief of Police FRANK C. GERREER ALBERT R. HARRIS J. EDMUND LANDRY ROY H. SULLOWAY

SAMUEL O. TALLANT

Auditors

HENRY M. CURRIER ERNEST G. SHERBURNE

Library Trustees

ALICE M. OVERLOCK, 1942 MARY H. SHERBURNE, 1943

CARL M. MANSFIELD, 1944

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Cemetery Trustees

FOREST E. KELLEY, 1942 ERNEST G. SHERBURNE, 1942

ARTHUR H. PEABODY, 19438 FRED A. GREELEY, 1943

GEORGE P. WOOD, 1944 CHARLES W. SPEAR, 1944

Trustees of Trust Funds

GEORGE P. WOOD, 1942 CLARENCE H. MULDOON, 1943

FOREST E. KELLEY, 1944

Tax Collector

LUCY L. KOEHLER

Fence Viewers

THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN

Highway Agents

FREDERICK J. GARIEPY ; ARTHUR E. GREENWOOD

Supervisors of Elections

MARY E. HOBBS MILDRED I. CARLETON HELEN M. MORRIS JOHN D. JEANOTTE

Prosecuting Officer

ARTHUR H. PEABODY, Chief of Police

Health Officer

GAGE A. FOX

Surveyors of Wood and Lumber

CHARLES W. HOBBS FOREST E. KELLEY CLARENCE H. MULDOON

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Firewards

ERNEST Q. BIGELOW FRANK C. FOISIE RICHARD C. MANSFIELD

WILLIAM J. MELONSON ROY H. SILLOWAY

Budget Committee

GEORGE W. HARRIS, 1942 CARL M. MANSFIELD, 1942

JOHN W. PEABODY, 1942 BENJAMIN F. SIMPSON, 1948

ERNEST G. SHERBURNE, 1948 ARTHUR H. PEABODY, 1943

JAMES DAVIES, 1944 FREDERICK W. GARLAND, 1944 ELLSWORTH J. SMITH, 1944

P. V. F. DEPARTMENT ALARM SIGNALS AND LOCATIONS

In case of Fire

Call—Pelham 94—13 Emergency

Blackout Signal—2 Blasts 7 Times

All Clear Signal—Several Long Blasts

1—8 o’clock P. M. and Test. 1-1-1—No School. 2—Gibson Cemetery to State Line (Collinsville).

21—Hillman’s Corner to ’88 Barn. 23—’88 Barn to Jeremy Hill Corner 24—’88 Barn to Noyes’ Farm, including Gumpas Pond. 25—Sherburne Road to Hudson Line. 3—Stickney’s Corner to Coomb’s Farm. 31—Jeremy Hill.

~ 82—North Pelham Village. 34—North Bridge to Windham Line. 35—Jimmie’s Pond to Marshall Bridge. 4—-Central Bridge to Salem Line.

41—-Gage Hill Schoolhouse to Methuen Line. 42—-Dierig’s Corner to Simpson’s Pond. 43—Webster Ave. and North Shore Island Pond. 45—Ledge Road, Gage Hill. 46—Girl Scouts Shore of Island Pond. 5—South Bridge to Dracut Line (Bridge Street). 51—Hubley’s Farm via Garland’s to Dracut Line. 52—-South Shore Road (Dutton’s to East Dracut Line). 53—Back Lawrence Road (Center to South Shore

Road). 54—Island Pond (South Shore). 6—Pelham Center. 1—Recall.

One Round—Chimney Fire. Two Rounds—Brush Fire. Three Rounds—Building Fire.

RICHARD C. MANSFIELD, Fire Chief.

Forest Fire Warden.

- THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TOWN WARRANT

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Pelham; in the County of Hillsborough, in said State, qualified to

_ vote in Town Affairs: Polls open 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said Pelham on Tuesday, the tenth day of March, next, at.ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:

1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.

2. To see if the town will vote to accept the town budget as prepared by the budget committee.

3. To see if the town will vote to raise $1,491 for state aid construction, provided the state will contribute $5,964. This must be spent on the road to the race track, if voted.

4. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate $493.22 the state to contribute $1,972.86 as Bee amy by the budget committee, for town road aide

5. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate $1,000 to pay on the town debt, as recommended by the budget committee.

6. To see if the town will vote to raise $1,500. to be used with T. R. A. in improving Class V roads, as recommended by the budget committee.

7. To see if the town will vote to elect one highway agent, instead of two.

8. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate $800 providing the fire company will contribute $400 out of the funds they now have on hand, to en- large and remodel the fire house, the same to be in addition to the appropriation asked for by the budget committee, or take any other action relative thereto.

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9. To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen and town treasurer to borrow necessary money in anticipation of taxes.

10. To see if the town will authorize the selectmen to distribute the inventory blanks when they make their annual appraisal in April.

11. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate an additional sum not to exceed $500 for civilian defense, for police and health protection or take any other action relative thereto.

12. To see if the town will vote to grant a discount on all property taxes paid in full, 2 per cent on or before July 15, 1942; one per cent on or before Septem- ber 1, 1942, or take any other action relative thereto.

13. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.

Given under our hands and seal, this 24th dae of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-two.

ERNEST Q. BIGELOW, CHARLES W. HOBBS, RICHARD C. MANSFIELD,

Selectmen of Pelham.

A true copy of Warrant—Attest: ERNEST Q. BIGELOW, CHARLES W. HOBBS, RICHARD C. MANSFIELD,


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~BUDGET of the

Town of Pelham, N. H.

ESTIMATE OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR

FEBRUARY 1, 1942 TO JANUARY 31, 1943

Compared with

ACTUAL REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES

of the Previous Year

EE BRUAR Yao eL940 TORSTANUARY 31791942

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Actual Revenue Previous Year

SOURCES OF REVENUE 1941

From State:

Interest and Dividends Tax, In- surance Tax, Railroad Tax. Sav- OS IB ait koe ia tees eats ese $511.30

For. Fighting Forest Fires ...... 371.41 State Resetvation lax wits. «ss 9.60 (SolUtty, OLreastretwenetes corset oats 910.75

From Local Sources Except Taxes:

Business Licenses and Permits — Gunw enact eee ee ee 1.00

Redt GE Towsl Halwa ts... eee 139.00 Interest Received on Taxes and

DEPOSits giaiss sate meme a che © Otis 400.41 Income of Departments:

Refunds from fires without PMS Ae ees pee os 38.85 Refund — Town of Windham . 46.80

Sale of old tires from fire truck . 20.00 Redeemed #Daxeste..cc eeccs cscs ss 1,286.06 Motor Vehicle: Permit(ieess. . 5. 1,403.76 Dogwe Taxi Jn. 2s atomerae Myst enone « 295.40 Sale of Town Property acquired

py bax J Decisis sara etree nets 150.84 Unedllected :Tax 6S sista ates 20.79 Tax, Sales to’ Towns 4, 0 sata ee oile o

Gashs-on-tHand i 2. 2c Atetieat. osteo 8,331.20

From Local Taxes Other Than Property Taxes:

Previous Polls and Fines ...... 49.60

Total Revenues from all Sources Except @Propettys Laxts oe. occ es $15,278.02

TOtal REVENUES. dice als chalets cee) Decca sdeelene

Estimated Revenue Ensuing Year

1942

$450.00 150.00

9.60 1,000.00

100.00

400.00

cee eee

1,350.00 295.00

era are re

1,200.00 7,622.26

50.00

$13,976.86

fhe eo de)»

A true copy attest:

E. G. SHERBURNE J. W PEABODY F W, GARLAND G. W. HARRIS ELLSWORTH J.

Increase Decrease

a Cee oa © Pie eee oe

$89.65 $1,390.81

SMITH CARL M. MANSFIELD BENJAMIN F. SIMPSON JAMES DAVIES ERNEST Q. BIGELOW

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Actual Expendi-

tures

Previous Year

PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURE 1941

Current Maintenance Expenses:

General Government.

Town Officers’ Salaries. i.:..0). $1,030.00 Town “Olicers’ Expénses ©:.}. ic, 1,146.17 Elect.on and Registration Expenses 79.00 Expenses Town Hall and Other POW emES ICING) ERROR ce ohh, SA 7 s/t.

Protection of Persons and Property:

Pouce Department. s47.me 2... 2h 450.60 Hite enatiment ss reece « clk hee soe 1,818.38 Moth Extermination—Blister ust 100.00

Health:

Health Department, including MOSDSEAIS TAME Attire ti aeees tres oes 43.00

Wittal: "“StatisciCsinr. <2 sui\ Aes ales ota 25.00

Highways and Bridges:

MlowiloViatMellan Cet wn arnt «cto ee 2,003.15 Street Weighting We. at aics ss sca sas 25125 OW REMOVAL Mirierc cic's els sled wie dp eis 2,426.99 down RoadrAid .. Fr -s x. <- SERS 489.84 Speciale owmeroad sAld-*. a% anit 1,778.85 Wa RAR TACT SES 2 7 CRs a ee ee 1,097.30

Libraries:

PtH GATISSMaS ssc) ctueedat ain os nl =< vaca 450.00

Public Welfare:

BROw tl ee OOTM eatasais ioe stunts. <a Soe 931.05 Oldw A ge SA SBIStANCE. cis ais Gases: wr <10 Ses 1,074.37

Patriotic Purposes:

Memorial Day and Other Gelebrattoncm tsi yet o> be 32.60

Recreation:

Parks and Playgrounds, including band concerts .,.... .50

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Public Service Enterprises:

(@emeteries’ {seze wed Ate Yo.) < dacigis oe 192.00 Interest: MET CSE ale Saas ithe Totaeda GAD «ects eile 195.93

Indebtedness:

Payment on Principal of Debt: th) dongel eink Notesin sh ..</, 666.67 (c) To Restore Trust Funds . 892.50

Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:

Payments -tOe PTeCiiCLSmemiris scab as 7,008.16 Payments to School Districts .... 11,948.50

Estimated Expendi- tures Ensuing Year

1942 Increase Decrease

$1,150.00 $420;00 =234- 200%. 1,200.00 Ehpot eee Bere Poe

175.00 96600" wissets ine

SOO00%. zee A $257.77

600.00 1AG-AGQ Ve 2PaE.

15300200 |“ endigiees 518.38 LOOLOO) « YOSLR. cieeaedee. C.

ACY OOS aeeuee 4755. 3.00 25 WORE Aa I. oie eb eta

2 SO OPO Oi ute ora 103.18 255.00 BD sae

ZAVOOKCO Mme esata 426.99 492.00 2 al Oars Rises

Lo LOLO POLL, ond Neg keepers 278.85 4 OOKO Ol reac. ree 697.30

45 OO Miser sit cl age fe ceik ctetel

1,000.00 6850 ces Meee cee 1,200.00 V25°63 dee

50.00 174.0 7m re hee.

10.00 SOW Bots. ciate.

200.00 S000. Teetacc cs

TROOP tee ctr 20.93

1,000.00 Hirsi Rea siat ahs eee RESORT 892.50

TAO E Kew) Ses parrd . » Beaageres LES 7 OOP Pierre 2, ce eteie 7 0

$987.95 $3,776.40 Total) Pxpenditiines cit. - $37,289.61 $34,501.16

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INVENTORY OF THE TOWN OF PELHAM

Description of Property

Lands:andibuildingsa, te. i eae $795,011.00 Electric#plantssge «a ceee e ais hapa op 145,925.00 Horses; "38's. TH, 4 ace ehy. ce, eee 2,525.00 COWS) (G48 °o5 Shs it ape eee Re eeecear 34,055.00 Other*neatl’ stock 27s eae. eee: 945.00 Hop ae tee «co eee sere oa 200.00 Fowls,? 14,080 ge)...” austere carne 14,080.00 Wood, lumber, etc. (Pub. Laws, Ch. 61,

S11 ere bo ees ps Sa eee 200.00 Gasolinespumps and tanks) 4) ae 345.00 Stockvingrrade Pe yers | ae eee ee eee 825.00 Polls, Number 526 at $2,

TOvamDoOll taxes! (22. ere $1,052.00 National bank stock taxes ... 10.00

Total#V aluation® % topes ee $994,111.00

Amount of taxes to be committed to collector, including poll taxes and national bank stock taxes, $32,873.55. ; Average rate per cent of taxation for all purposes, $32.00. Amount exempted to soldiers, $12,350.00.



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STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED

Town of Pelham, 1941

EP WIEOMICOT Sc SALATICS: wins oe ks rt ecto rei t $1,030.00 OVI GHICCE GAGs DENSESICN Ok tin Beate Bir. 1,200.00 Election and registration expenses ....... 75.00 EO W ha Velie peasect a «Yc eee Rs tao REIT VR) 300.00 OLICEWOCDALCINCNLAL 2 iat)... ake eel 450.00 Prem earUNeN ive tone ore Ar ee 800.00 Blister rust—moth extermination«.).....: 100.00 PCL eae DATUMNeNnts each see tee ere. 25.00 Rite SS ba LIStiCSia-Feis.. 073s; eee Mae ce. ae 15.00 PR STOR We Sn, Ae a ae ee oa. 489.84 ern TaAIMtLENanCG a2. ssa... 1s cate teens ee 4,000.00 TownemMainLeninces Winteres... 32.0. 2,200.00 NVemis AT SCONSULUCLIONI 6 Aas ty RTA ire Goes 800.00 PULCEL MIIGIUUINC REE a ry sk Fit atet.ctee ce 260.00 re Yes) VC Gemeere eae gl<0 4. Gs, 5 2 ele eee ke ca 450.00 MIGMAOPEASSISLALICE. at. cuemeee en eres 1,200.00 HORTA DTCC EG een ere ORS ALPE SR eek OR 1,000.00 PPCUIOUTAIE CAV. ere Ceti; c stlas ee eer ae ae eee 50.00 Parks and playgrounds, including band

CONCCT USS were tie ets. kaos) oe Pe aed ee 25.00 PPO TIELOLIOS ete este ccc vec. ? cc ate me ee rene ate 200.00 RILLeECOS UUM meee ts swe ces ee eee 364.04 Ee vVINecits.Onsprinclpal-OL Celt ate ran sien: Toogeks ITIL Var Sae eRe eis a, ass ee eee 7,008.16 CHOU LECAK Mee Aaas: fe". ee ch ee | 12,013.66

Total Town and School Appropriations $35,614.87

Less Estimated Revenue and Credits: Interest and dividend tax ... $435.34 LNSULANCCMtAX ee ees ofan 1.39 PALINOAG BEL ar ees ac ae 33.49 avilesean eetaxe 1 ols. 1a ASA Motor vehicle permit fees ... 1,400.00 Hioheing etGresteiires. s,s 100.00 VOT EO Tana limegeeu te. oy kt vies ae 80.00 MCEASL SOM LAX CS aoe. 2 ee 400.00 MENEPINCOSLAXGS bts tse cee 1,200.00

—————.__ 3 695.67

$31,919.20

Plus Overlays jy. vcard meee ae een 954.35

Net amount to be raised by taxation ...... $32,873.55 eSsApoll Taxes. 4i, wees 5052.00

Nat’l bank stock taxes... 10.00 . te F 11,062.00

Amount to be raised by Property Taxes on which town rate is figured ........ $31,811.55

Taxes to be committed to Collector: oe | Property taxXesie.ch a. . ave ER ake t: $31,811.55 Poll axes sicasid se esse Pte oe eae ee 1,052.00 National: bank stock “taxes “23 le eee. 10.00

Total taxes to be committed to Collec- COP) LER. GN s SRS Pes a ee $32,873.55

ERNEST Q. BIGELOW, | CHARLES W. HOBBS, RICHARD C. MANSFIELD,


FINANCIAL REPORT of the

Town of Pelham

IN HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

for the

FISCAL YEAR ENDING JANUARY 381, 1942

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the information contained in this report was taken from official records and is com- plete to the best of our knowledge and belief.



CARL M. MANSFIELD,

Treasurer. February 24, 1942.

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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF APPROPRIA- TION EXPENDITURES

Appropriation

Town Officers’ Salaries ;

Town Officers’ Expenses

Election and Registration

Town Hall Police Dept. Kire Dept. Moth exter-

mination : Health Dept... Vital Statistics Town Road

ATC ete es Town Main-

tenance

Snow removal W. P A Con-

struction Street Lighting Libraries ae Old Age Assist-

ance (Owl al OO tales Memorial Day

a wO 2h

Parks and Play- grounds

Cemeteries Interest Payment on

Debt County Tax Scio ole: Dax

se tee

> epee

Amount

$1,030.00

1,200.00

75.00 300.00 450.00 800.00

100.00 25.00 15.00

489.84

4,000.00 2,200.00

800.00 260.00 450.00

1,200.00 1,000.00

50.00

25.00 200.00 364.04

B509:14 7,008.16

12,013.66

Reecipts Total

$1,030.00

BCS 1,200.00

75.00 439.00 450.00

1,277.06

@ 618.1016 fe

216 ole owe

100.00 25.00 15.00

Br OM 489.84

4,000.00 2,200.00

a istiegs) She

800.00 260.00 450.00

1,200.00 1,000.00

50.00

see eee

@| oi ae) 6

25.00 200.00 364.04

es ed 7,008.16

12,013.66 e 8 a 6 ©

Spent

$1,030.00

1,146.17

79.00 557.77 450.60

1,818.38

100.00 43.00 25.00

489.84

4,382.03 2,426.99

1,097.30 251.25 450.00

1,065.77 931.05 32.60

50 192.00 195.93

1559527, 7,008.16

11,848.50

Balance Overdraft

Cone ee a Fae a ee ee

5383 - rhl eeae

ere $4.00 ee 118.77 ‘ene We 60

Riga d 541.32

bio V4, "18.00 athe 10.00

ate 382.03 A arg 226.99

hates 297.30 6.75) Mae ae

134.33) eee 68.05. (Sacha 17:40. teers

34-50 * Wed, BOGur Heaton

16611)! ieee

16516.) Ie aoe

$645.93 $1,599.01

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BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS

Cash: LUMAUOS +01 sLreaSurer )..c ea $7,622.26 eX ECOMECLOM . siesrets o see, ciate, | eee be AT7T.59

Accounts Due to the Town—

Due from County:

County relief account to balance .,..... 239.54

Other bills due Town:

rane eatra laren. fic: eo create 75.00

Unredeemed Taxes:

eve Gl VAN 1939. a eerre. Beas 8024-20

Uncollected Taxes:

PCV OLD LOA lak ees ctv ee) Lee eee te one. Solis

FLEA SSELG Shc, ie renga anee er ences ae, $19,587.38 (SEANU LOA artis nck, Meee eek $19,587.38

SUL DLUSs se anUdaly.o etl O41) eer ewan eee eee. 1,602.51 Surplus, JanUdry- ol, 1942s sce, peor”, 4,507.93 PGrease Ole SUYDIUS 4 x o).1 a: ns eee eee 2,905.42

State purpose for which debt was created—Highways.

LIABILITIES

Accounts Owed by the Town:

Due to School Districts:

DOS MICeNSEShn he Pe Sy eer $65.79 Balancer leappropriation ee ee ee 7,013.66

Outstanding Temporary Loans in Antici- DALIONEOLELAXCS 1.0: tors peers 08 ca. 5,000.00

Long Term Notes Outstanding:

Muldoon bros._lHigh wa ya meee erst). 3,000.00

Hotal@iiabilities +22. eae eee eed $15,079.45 mxcess Ol assets oversliabilitiess ey). sae 4,507.93

Granueotalinwesote.-o.: eee hn ee $19,587.38

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UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION

RECEIPTS

Current Revenue:

From Local Taxes: Total taxes com-

mitted to collec- LOY; LOA es. os $32,873.56

Less discounts and abatements, 19410) ter es 400.51

Less uncollected, O41 ees Ne 8,151.73

Property taxes, current year, actually -collected. .......% $20,105.00

Poll taxes, current year, actually collected. ..iSi07F 2 606.00

National bank stock taxes .. 10.00

Total of current year’s collections ...... Property and poll taxes, previous years,

actually: icollected<: :.= "Sher yy eas Tax sales: redeemen ts sre eee ree

From State:

For Highways and Bridges: state reservation+taxe) tu. saree

Interest and dividend, insurance, railroad, and savings bank taxes ........

Bightinge forest Tires: eis “ieee eee

From County: For supportion poorace.. oer ieee?

From Local Sources, Except Taxes: Doge licensés st. 2 2 eee ae = ee ee, Business licenses and permits ......... Rent: of town property *...2..) asset tars Interest received on taxes ............. Income from departmentsas4 4450 Ge

$24,321.32

8,281.10 1,286.06

105.65

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Registration of motor vehicles:

1940-41, 1941-42, 1942-43 permits ... 1,403.76

Receipts Other than Current Revenue:

Temporary loans in anticipation of taxes PNRIUOSV CATE ee nae eo et tre, 15,000.00

TUCELIIO Sah tree ate ets a ratte es, ce ee eee ae 37.96 Sale of town property acquired by tax

a TEC iets atid agin ead ie Ds a 150.84 GaP UNG ye ee se ee oe ee ek 300.00 Protested check reftind?i 207436 2.5 28% 98.85 PEASE SAICS het ot fee iit. ok ee a L;291425 Abatements’ (previous) .. 2... 2. hts 200.29

Total Receipts from all Sources ...... $55,115.95 Gash: on hand February:1 $1941 ..2-u....- 8,331.20

Grand Potalieee . 346 «13. . asses $63,447.15

PAYMENTS

Current Maintenance Expenses:

General Government: FPO WNLOLIGErS\s SALATICS ca) orchena cnc eeede: Males ee $1,030.00 own, officers’ 6Xpenses -.. . 6. Sayeed 1,146.17

_ Election and registration expenses ..... | 79.00 Expenses town hall and other town — DUIGING Siar .. 8 cee ee ee gs 5b

ert LLIN Gye ss aoe os eae (eee ne 300.00

Protection of Persons and Property: Police department, including care of LATS Faker line as ahah pet Pap eR Rt Pe REP 450.60

Fire department, including forest fires. . 1,818.38 Moth extermination—Blister rust ..... 100.00 Wa ACCES Va OOS". 2 <1. ace ene eee hrc 29.61

Health: Health department, including hospitals. . 43.00 NAT y SLALIG LICH WEP. toh. ko eee: es ce, 25.00

Highways and Bridges: Pown-TOad: aid. a3 .-,.6 2) OE re 489.84

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Town Maintenance— Summer Winter

$2,603.18

O06 8 BAO. 6 Bee

@ 5606 67S. o 8 6 © 8 6 8 He, 2 8 Oe eh aS Fe of Seen aS Special eee) ‘ets, Ke. 'ah@ (0 66 6, a, 6704 6) 2 6. ee |e Oy 60 0, « 70). 8) Ss

Libraries: Libraries

Public Welfare: Old age assistance Town poor County poor

eo 6 @ © ©€ © 6 © © © @re@ @ 6,6 ©€ 6 8+¢@

a6 @ © 80 © 02.0 @ @ 8 © » © ‘6 (oe 8 58S 67.6 Se).0 6) 6-6

eo \s © © © @& © 6 10 'e_@ @¢ S76 6) « (ee 78 e."e) 6ne be

Patriotic Purposes: Aid to G. A. R. Memorial Day exercises

Recreation: ; Parks and plagrounds, including band con-

certs

Public Service Enterprises: Cemeteries, including hearse hire Refunds

Unclassified : Taxes bought by town Discounts and abatements .;:...........

aie © 6.0 ss 0 © ©. © © € 6 Pp. © © OL8\e Bee. SH) '6 swe

oe. 6 6 6 .¢ Ke On <6. 2 01 18" © oe

Interest: Paid on temporary loans in

ANntICIpALION: OL taxcou 102.49 Paid on long term notes .... 86.68 Paid on principal of trust

funds used by towns ..... 6.76

Total Interest: Payments: i.e. -

Indebtedness: Payments on temporary loans

in anticipation of taxes ... 15,000.00 Payments on long term notes 666.67 Payments to trustees, trust LUIS Bivens: < eect pee 892.50

2,426.99 5,030.17

251.25 1,778.85 1,097.30

450.00

1,065.77 931.05

1,150.29

52.60

OO

192.00 154.95

1,291.25 617.78

195.93

16,559.17

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Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:

Vaxeas ald: LOFCOUNLY = m. 4.0 $7,008.16 Payments to school districts . 11,948.50

Total Payments to Other Govern- mentale Divisionsi iat ele ae 18,956.66

Total Payments for all Purposes ... $55,824.89 Pasnson. hand: Januarves | 194200 eee ee 622,26

ETON eeCOLA LL oy re vii he 1. eee erecsa ae $63,447.15

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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY

Description

Townhall, lands and buildings’. fy Jt. .e. 4% $3,000.00 Furniture and equipment ..)..¥. i.V.8.. 500.00

Libraries, lands and buildings ........... 8,000.00 Furniture and equipment ............. 5,000.00

Fire Department, lands and buildings ..... 1,500.00 Hi U1 PIM GI engi rok: ca eran se Cae 3,000.00

Highway Department, lands and buildings 300.00 HiQuIpPMentes .,..¥...\.c0tic geen cena eee 1,000.00

Schools, lands and buildings. .... 2.2.08. 24 15,000.00 HAQUIPMENE Rot. 5. vcs ake nen ee ae 2,500.00

660*acres*Gave property... cee cere: 3,900.00

Lotal saunter bs,. see eee $43,700.00

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TOWN CLERK’S REPORT

Dog Licenses Issued for 1941

THUNEMES SAG Do... 5. poke. ers eae een teeta: $220.00 PeMviale at. 52.00, Yo year) 2atik we are v2 1.00

Mime CINIAIESs AL bp. .aitsie tian, ret Pee 65.00 16 Spayed females at $2.00 ............ 32.00 PPRennel Uicensenir. sone th pase * 12.00

$330.00 Fees, 141 licenses at 20 cents each ....... $28.20 PAdOM ICENSE DOOKS: 2 2. Ee eos ole 3.50 TELIQHeryVeand sDGStLAPC A... were puree 2.90

$34.60

eat) CUO WIL «LYeasurer \. 4.) ule een ete eren $295.40 504 motor vehicle permits issued for 1941

registration from December 28, 1941 to February 1, 1942, amounting to ....... $1,431.22

GEORGE P. WOOD, Town Clerk.

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TAX COLLECTOR’S REPORT

1941 Levy Property Taxes:

Resident warrant. 2... 4...0.. ROR ra eras $17,426.44 Non-residentiawarranti.... Ae ee 14,385.12

$31,811.56 Collected to Treasurer ...... B20,00 Loe GCollectedtonsnand)> . ssw 383.49 Discounteatliowed ~..... 10.2 209.01 Abatements allowed ........ 112.00

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Wncotlected L941 property taxes $7,695.73 Poll Taxes:

@riginals walTant |. teu 0. teh aen eee $1,052.00 Added taxes 0) u ree ao eae oe 10.00

$1,062.00 Collected to Treasurer ...... $572.00 Collectedron hang. ee ee 16.00 ADOVCUMe MG. cs te cee Sonate 18.00

welt 606.00

Uneollected 1941; poll-taxes* at ere $456.00

Interest scoeLreasurer. .. sa. cee eee $6.04 Interest-ongnand |. 2.7. . eh. s eee D.0o Bankystockstax ios os cen cle eee 10.00

Balance of 1940 Levy

Balance of all 1940 warrants ...2... 3 ee $9,723.09 Added poll and property taxes ........... 125

$9,739.34 Property taxsto,lreasurer)...25) (‘siaiodiwe Property wtaxeoneuand o-aee e 68.57 Poll. taxéstos reasurer 24). 0 314.00 Pollataxes onsnanderc 4: eee: 6.00 Abatements allowed, poll and

DIGDELUW «2: ee ee ae 199.27

Uncollected property tax ..... 86.58 Uncollected poltaxts2 4 ate 128.00 Bought by Town at tax sale ... 1,202.53

Interest on above 1940 tax to Treasurer . Interest on above 1940 tax to Treasurer .. sviLerest, paid by town at, sale, ose u.ceres:. Previously unpaid 1939 interest item ..... Pres eON , DOULA XGSi ee... ot Mee en ot PePevIOUSeV CALS uDOLLELAXCS, . 5. eee arent) Part of “Uncollected” of previous years .. i aslesar egemptlons 10L. Veale eee:

9,739.34

é $393.45 6.88

88.72 2.40 7.60

42.00 20.79

1,286.06

LUCY L. KOEHLER, Tax Collector.

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TREASURER’S REPORT

Balance: January 3 10412, caida eee ee $8,331.20

Received from Collector: Redeemed. taxes’)... tf ost tho eet We LOO A944] TaXesia ay yas oe TOS hak eabeons 23,903.83 AYA: TAXCS cant dirs odie 20a Pee 8,044.39 Interest 2444 f foo. c'e.< biccae Ne 400.41 Previous: polisiant: fineserxg. i. seme ae 49.60 Onhand taxes; o's... ea oe eee 166.32 Uncollected ern. |. Seisos ean ke emer 20.79

Received from State Treasurer: Interest, dividends and railroad tax .... 511.30 Refundyonchres: & 2+ eRe eee may fl ee a | Refunds on fires set without permit .... 38.85 Refunds on fires from town of Windham 46.80 Pistolspermits *51. o,°.!aceeart eal ee 1.00 sold ‘oldjtirves-on firé*trick: ee 20.00 Protestediichecks ...). 2.6 4 ee 98.85 Taxes on-Lookout Station <<... eee 9.60 DOPEbaxg. ck ak ks a. Ie Oe eee 295.40 GAGE Pune ee Te Oe 300.00 Sale property taken taxes 32... 4.8. 150.84 Hall’ vention S53 oc hee a ee 139.00 Auto: permits 23350 Ae Aa oe 1,403.76 County [reasurer reliel (4. 27.2 910.75 Pax? sales cui oie). Eee ees 1,291.25 Relund On cheek at, Ve A Se 44 Refund highway and old age accounts .. 12.02 Refund, Girl Scouts: 202 aes 25.50 Disesunt-ofAk taxes). Sie een 288.51 Abatements: yo am. cs 5 cccshcss ke Ree ene 329.27 Tioans 2 ORE eh SR Se as 5 15,000.00

Total Incomes e724 eee Ree ee: $68,447.15

Paid orders and protested checks ........ 55,824.89

Balance February.1.19435.0.0 2.0... $7,622.26

CARL M. MANSFIELD, Treasurer.

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SELECTMEN’S REPORT

Another year has rolled around, and although we have gone over the budget in some departments, figures show that the town is better off financially than it was at the close of the year 1940. So let’s all keep pulling together and keep costs down and at the end of 1942 we will be again on the gaining side of the ledger.

As you will notice, the town department has been reduced to $3,000.00 and we recommend paying $1,000.00 on that this year.

Since the budget was posted the county tax has been dropped over $400.00.

But we must remember that war is with us and our obligations are going to be great, if money can keep the enemy away from our shores let’s all put our shoulder to the wheel and buy defense stamps and bonds and spend every cent we can spare for these bonds and stamps.

Pay our taxes to the Tax Collector as soon as we possibly can after receiving the bill, this not only helps her but you can get a discount which can be used for the purchase of these bonds.

Our largest tax payer in the town pays his within the time allotted for discount and saves around $100.00 a year.

Also don’t forget to drive a car the state law says your previous year’s Poll Tax has to be paid to the Tax Collector. We thank all department heads and townspeople who

have cooperated. in making this past year one of suc- cess in our opinion.

Don’t forget to buy defense stamps and bonds and help your defense committee every way you possibly can, do not take this war lightly as it is a very serious matter, and needs the help of every one of the 130,000,000 people in the United States.

BOARD OF SELECTMEN.

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DETAILED STATEMENTS

Detail No. 1

TOWN OFFICERS’ SALARIES

CW. UE GDDS, > CleCEMAaN lant aa 2 eet ae $175.00 Ka-GeManstield: .Selectnman®..ic.ce- ie bie 175.00 E. Q. Bigelow, Chairman, Selectman ..... 200.00 C. M. Mansfield, Town Treasurer ......... 100.00 GieBs Wood, ‘Town, Clerks hain See. 80.00 LoL Koehler, Tax: Collector Asti) aed 300.00

$1,030.00

Detail No. 2

TOWN OFFICERS’ EXPENSES

E. Q. Bigelow, Overseer of Poor .......... $100.00 Granite State Press, Town Reports ...... 222.00 GP. Wood, Clerksiexpensen 27 10.00 E. Q. Bigelow, tel. Manchester, Grasmere 8.11 C. W. Hobbs, Town Warrants and postage 4.25 R. C. Mansfield, postage and telephone.... 1.98 H. M. Currier, Auditor and expense ...... 18.34 H. H. Atwood, envelopes, inventories ..... 8.82 Es. Gissherburne Auditor. s. .eia eee: 15.00 Register of-Deeds; returns 5/4... eee 32.96 Register of Probate;returns: 27, 2. 1.40 Hi M> Curriersabonds.. 1G 22 eee 80.00 C. W. Hobbs, 4 days assessing, Derry,

Nashua and Manchester, expenses ..... 24.90 ©. Mi Manstield:).tripito Nashuasieeest 2.00 R. C. Mansfield, 2 days assessing, postage. . 10.80 I. Q. Bigelow: 4 days assessing an, 7), 20.00 R. C. Mansfield, 1 day assessing and postage 5.33 Cole PrintingGo.. tax «books yee aust eee 10.25 Lyle Jeweler, clock repair .<.............. 40.00 GC. WasllobbsetesNashtiaes te ee 2.00 R. C. Mansfield, telephone and postage.... Let

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EK. Q. Bigelow, Nashua and telephone .... 5.00 C. W. Hobbs, deed and expenses ......... 5.00 John sesSpillane, sheriiiiees’ -. 87.002 eee 3.80 Arline sweliealy. (courte Gégiwas i selindt - ax. 4.20 Ledendre Printing Co., tax bills, ete. ..... 15.00 pene liODDSs <deediar vcs. Wot er eeieths wel: 4.00 at) biPelow.at0. GOncordi, s:aceren wes ree. 8.00 mucy- ine Koehler postage vetcaem nice. . 64. 21.98 HeeQs birclow.«to7Goncord@as: anne ee 8.00 Lucy L. Koehler, cost and fees of sale.... 140.70 Lucy L. Koehler, to Association Meeting. . 6.00 eso vanstieldse postage wow rise. cieea sia: 1.19 EK. Q. Bigelow, postage and telephone ..... 1-90 Gav SLLiobDsSsmortoare titless miwen.eet nee 46.00 N. E. Tel. & Tel., installing telephone ..... 5.60 A. H. Peabody, services Moderator ....... 5.00 Pom elVLAnSiieldmpOSLAC CM sett eh |. cick: 38 EK. Q. Bigelow, telephone and expense ..... 1445 Den. Leics Lelerextra.telephone:.. 2.4. 4. 3.00 BLOWNe@ oallMatsh etal HOOK es tae 4.00 C. W. Hobbs, Manchester Assessors’ meet-

ETA Oct hited roe rb 6d, CAEN Ae I: 6.15 Paes Hastman: Compistolspermivsie. see hes k Covi Mansfield; Nashua and clock... . 2x: 4.00 Pe pa enbuine,. ClOcKe At 4. lon. Bae ten: 2.00 R. C. Mansfield, postage and telephone .... 89 iNest abel]& Vel: stelephone. calls @@ny #4. 1S. Register of Deeds, postage and Red Cross 56 eG Bicelow, telephones:.4. .4..4.. 2. Bao. .65 nV. ELOOUSs, ClOSIN® FOadS.- ayes ne oe 3.00 Neer ed Clare Cle iGalls's aus cic eh ee 1.40 C. M. Mansfield, wood, Selectmen’s room .. 12.00 E. Q. Bigelow, Manchester and expenses .. Bel Neb al Clea eLel’. CALS a c+. cng eres ee 2.00 hee Vlansield sy postage. ieee wate ae eee 1.18 Association N. H. Assessors, dues 1942 ... 2.00 Fidelity Deposit Co., buglary insurance ... 10.00 EK. Q. Bigelow, Concord, Nashua expenses. . 14.03 L.-L. Koehler, postage and deedsi ......... 3.69 G. P. Wood, fees, expense, vital statistics. . 163.75 mAconur Healey.-closino road iia aaa. ah. b. 1.00

$1,146.17

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Detail No. 3

ELECTION AND REGISTRATION

Jonn Jeanotte, Ballot Clerkeo,) sae, fee $5.00 Mildred Carleton, Ballot Clerk ........... 5.00 Mary: H. Hobbs, Ballot Clerk 42.5 ene 5.00 Helen’ M..Morris;;Ballot, Clérkaizmvee ae 5.00 H. M. Currier, Moderator ...... A cade et amet 4 30.00 Buckland Printing Co.sballots. ia eee 13.00 Ponda Press, ballots special. Se sae. ss 4.00 Mary E. Hobbs, Ballot Clerk\..~ i. $2.4 ..%6 3.00 John Jeanotte,” Ballot: Glerke wv Asaeseeeaaen 3.00 Mildred Carleton, Ballot Clerk ........... : 3.00 Helen. M. Morris, Ballot ‘Clerks 22s. : : 3.00

$79.00 Detail No. 5

TOWN HALL

Granite State Electric Co., lights*. .a2i.%. $38.61 Thelma. Boutwell, janitore? ene 166.00 Arthur a everene. plano: ate ee 4.00 Thelma Boutwell, incidentals expenses ... 26.00 RéiGeManshield,) wood ):cc oh eae ee 10.00 CG Herbert, répairs:233 2.2 eee 4.00 Montgomery ‘Ward, dishes? Sea 12.96 W, Melansons on: lawn) eas ee ee 2.00 F.. Atwood;son Wlawn!\ dee. 80 Pe Be Kelleverails son) 250 0 See 13.60 C..B..GoburneGo; bulbs «40. 4.370 eee .80 Ws. Melanson lawns: jee" ..> eee 2.40 CG. AL. ‘Atwood supplies’ g2scio. eee ee 1.05 M. (Gr Stickney srepalrs, 246. 3a eee 5.14 Hi My Currier insurance 324 5. 50.00 R: Ge Mansfields.3: cords wood 20a ek 36.00 G2 M. Atwoodsdisnesa:; iy: ba 55 eee me 51.73 Sherburne Brosslumber, 222s eee LBs) Ho-M<e Morris;atawelse. Giaae 45 ees 3.80 Thelma Boutwell fdishes<o...\:20 sarcnmeen: a 1.55 J. Russell Scott,shall supphesuave wena. . 2.29 Jean’s Furniture Co., linoleum .......... 38.14 Chas. Herbert; labor on tables 42.3... 19.20 CPM.) Mansfield; Supplies’? 32ers. . S 1.00 Chas. Herbert, labor.on tables: 7.23. 2. ¢. 16.80

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Charlotte Bagley, stage fixtures ......... 3.15 B. GY onerburne;; laboratables: #2494... s)- 5.04 Go Me Manshéldscordewood| 2 iiiear akin. 12.00 ia oviansheld Mabon-cellar im Gain Se. 2% 2.00 (sev At woodissupplies: sek ii ieee ls tt. 2.40

$557.77 Detail No. 5A

GAGE FUND

Balancesl ebruaryeis LALA Ain woe Wels $86.39 ETIVOT OSU iL.3s COR eis ede fe ESE tO Mk 3.20 ANTELERE, Saket eee, Oe PEER ey A" 67 ANGCVESTA , Pateserene ave Leen tse MMR a AS 2193 TVECELVEU WE ik GECCTIWOOU) ars. Cine en iia 6 ont 300.00 mecelved: Aw HeePed body mets oie fe one 100.00

$493.19 AIC CROWD IOLGCIS eee re re ee eee ee 300.00

Balance February 15 1942 ee aa, $193.19


Detail No. 5A

GAGE FUND

Apr. 14. F.C. Foisie, library chimney .. $35.00 265) CW Hobbss: deed memes fac 5.00

May 6. C. M. Mansfield, expense ..... 2.00 Oct. 27. Montgomery Ward, furnace . 250.00 Jan. 6. C. W. Hobbs, deed and expense 8.00

$300.00 Detail No. 6

POLICE

Mane 215? 2A, H. Peabody: 24ahoiurses 2.1. $12.00 EaGseF oisie, 10 hoursaaaee i. 5.00 F. C. Foisie, 1 dog, 2 tel calls . 1.20 Rees IlOWAY, uc. Hols eee een: 4.00

Borel. A... Peabody, s0shoureses... 15.00 A. H. Peabody, 6 tel. calls ..... [oO

va 0) gee vil

June 3.

J ULVene Pls

Sept. 3.

Aug. 4.

Octhowe ts

Dec pees

1942 Jane ol

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FG, Koisiera2rnours 4. eee RicHasilowayalahourss. seen Fire equipment charged to po-

liens eee Ee et sete A..H.- Peabody7/32: hoursi ie dice AL Hu Beabpodyetel calls... 2. He Ge HoisiepeeelOursine- sees Hs Ce POIsie MACdogse tie ee ReHessiloway,-co nours 22. .s. AH Peabody,.26 hours 34.6... Eben Tallant, 12 hours special . Alberteblarrisey NOUS siete Bee GSH O1SIG a eeOUrS. ata ee Bei Oise: 418 G0oe .) gen cee RR. N-Siulloway;-12 hourshn. A; HH. Peabody,.24 dioursie. 2... HC. Poisies30 noursan.e eee RiGsSuloWayeoc ours as wee A. HH. Peabody,.45 hours sea. [email protected] O1slesap hours] eee Rib. Sillowaye O4thours eee oe EHdmund Landry, 25° nours: 2 Asa He Peabody. 13 notirsiys 2a He Ca Horsie, 2 ehourse ee eee Exe Ge BOlsi€. GId0o ne eae RaHesillowaye2o ours ee AlbertsHarris:-10- Hours so City of Lowell, ambulance .. A. H. Peabody, 18 hours ..... A. H. Peabody, telephone ealls.

GCG. Boisie, 47-Noursies ea) ee: )G.-Foisie,-2 dors Sheet eerent. sHwoiloways3ochours ieee

ee leeheabody,445.NOUssmaeens, sehiRea body. 2- doo samme . H. Peabody, telephone ealls CMboisiese | snours ieee, Gi EO1s81e, COULrL: fees ees ~Haslloway,.22theunsi) . C. Mansfield, 7 hours special C. Foisie, collecting dog taxes

Fate.

bef oo ed af bal > > bY

$450.60

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Detail No. 7

FIRE REPORT, 1941-1942

Jan. 7. Frank Chagnon, chimney fire. 13. Bessie Jones, chimney fire. 15. Sadie Bennett, chimney fire. 28. Clark Place, Windham, N. H., chimney fire.

Feb. 2. John Peabody, chimney fire. 3. Harry Atwood, building.

21. High School, chimney fire. 24. William J. Mello, Amelia S. Mello, building.

Mar. 18. Charles Peabody, chimney fire. 31. Steven Neskey, 1% acre brush.

Apr. 4. Margaret Noyes, 2 acres brush and grass. 8. Agnes Harris, 1 acre brush. 9. Romeo Bergeron, f acre grass fire.

12. Forest Kelleys, 1% acre brush. 12. Laurence Place, 14 acre brush. 15. Polish National Park, 14 acre brush. 16. Dalphon Place, 1 acre brush. 19. Steven Neskeys, !4 acre brush. 20. Carl Wokel, Q. P., 1% acre brush. 22. Harry Jacks, 1% acre brush and dump. 28. Harry Jacks, 1% acre brush. 30. Michael Coleman, 1 acre brush.

July 38. Arthur Greenwood, 1% acre brush. 4, Seaman land, !% acre brush. 6. John Loring, 14, acre brush.

Aug. 10. Muldoon land, 14 acre brush. 11. Juniper Park, 14 acre brush. 27. Pelham Center, grass fire.

Sept. 8. Pelham Center, block fire. 14. Peabody land, 14 acre brush. 14. Fassas Demitrious, 14, acre brush. 14. Arthur Bedards, 1% acre brush. 23. Sherman Hobbs, 14, acre brush. 25. Swercheskey land, 1 acre brush.

Oct. 15. Garabedian land, 14% acre brush. 20. Clarence Muldoons, chimney fire. 22. Mazie Richardson land, 14 acre brush. 24. Benoit land, 3 acres brush and peat. 27. Joseph Swercheskey’s, 3 acre land.

Dec. 21. Charles Koehler, chimney fire. 28. Charles Herberts, chimney fire.

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16. Clark Place, Windham, building. 19. Katherine Ivers, chimney fire. 23. Redicker Place, 1 acre brush. 29. Paul Steckiewicz, chimney fire. 30. Connant Uddel, building, Q. P.

Benjamin Simpson, chimney fire.

Thirteen chimneys, four buildings, and 28 brush and

RICHARD C. MANSFIELD, Chief of Pelham Fire Department.

grass fires.

Detail No. 7

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Roy ‘He Silloway; Janitor oo nee eee Holmes ‘é& -Wheeler, ‘coalsavo.. =. gene State cteNe oH. Indian pumpson.. eee Granite State: Hlec. Cope ee. eee Montgomery Ward Co., supplies ........... EF. C.-Forsie, janitors...) ei ee a ee Hd SOTLtO eSB Sh! ee cele oe R. C. Mansfield, warden Windham Fire .. R. C. Mansfield, warden, express and travel R. C. Mansfield, warden, chimney fire .... CGC. My Mansfield; Salaries S47 0/eh eee F.C. Foisie, janitor set. aoe ee Montgomery Ward Co., 4 truck tires and

TUDES: | are LTE Sal ge es R. C. Mansfield, warden, 6 fires .......... R. C; Mansfield, warden,:7 fires 7790). American Fire Equip. Co., fire hose ...... C. B. Coburn Co., electric lanterns, etc. . Cogan’s Auto Supply, compressor ........ N. Ee Teloge Peletcalis oa oe mae: A. W. Steind| repairs) ..0..). see W. Melanson, painting trucks ........... R. C. Mansfield, warden, 8 fires .......... R. C. Mansfield, warden, fire gauge ...... CiM. Atwood; vasolinesetcs se eee ie... R. C. Mansfield, warden, posting notices .. Nv Leki: & Tels vcallssy ae eee ee et R. C. Mansfield, posting notices ..........

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OF Pe tone, Secrevary, NSurancels 5.0.40. American Fire Equip. Co., supplies ....... Us BR: uGODUnTN Paine iy cw tees: heen och WearMelanson; painting). 17 ee eich twee Pelham Center Garage, battery and repairs R. C. Mansfield, warden, forest fire ...... State of N. H., firemen’s insurance ....... Neslitvlelienbels callsel at Ce Gice Rae are: American Fire Equip. Co., suction hose .. er Ueiree Cel. Calls: Oyen to Nila! Pane eaae ROVE DINOWAV eeredse Les. Oe esa eae Pelham Center Garage, repairs No.2 ..... American Fire Equip. Co., sand strainer .. he ce Mansfield,twarden; 4<firesa. 4.5. 2.05 RacewMansfield? warden; 1) firemen... Pee SMOISIG *ValVe-Oll <2 2H Paden eels Fac eManstield) warden, Ol sea se ees American Fire Equip. Co., hose and reel .. Eddy F. Labrie, repairing hose .......... Dee betea lel: Calls: viel. okeaueerener uo Belham-.Genter Garage, ‘brakes leas... Ry Gs Mansfield, warden) 3/firéskaeu....... - Firemen’s Retirement fund, insurance .... American Fire Equip. Co., repairing pump Boston-zAuto Supply; cearsoll Pew.

. 'C. Mansfield, warden 3 fires and posting . W. Steindl, inspection, repairs ........ moe Mansheld) warden.:2 lirese 7.0... . . C. Mansfield, warden, 3 fires .......... . C. Mansfield, warden, gasoline pump ... WV SLeInG!. Tepalrs : CYUCKoneeery ss eae

Neca tL woods SUPDIIcS). .. ane American Fire Equip. Co., recoupling hose Pelham Center Garage, anti-freeze ...... Pelham Center Garage, soldering ........ Wee vLelanson: Janitor) sp. ee eee R. C. Mansfield, warden, chimney fires .... Montgomery Ward Co., canvas covers .... R. C. Mansfield, warden, Windham, and 2

iE Da Sit ey Ai ia PRO Pam ges 45.40 hae Oe aan

Co bd Dd bd > bo

$1,818.38

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Detail No. 8

MOTH EXTERMINATION

Edmund) Landry, spraying telms. ae $100.00

Detail No. 10

DOG DAMAGE AND EXPENSES

AlicesCarleton hens % sis. «Wee ee $5.00 EeGihastman Co. dog tugs... eee 5.61 B. F. Simpson, medical treatment ........ 19.00


HEALTH

Gage A. Fox, Health Officer, 1940 ........ $18.00 Gage A. Fox, Health Officer, 1941 ........ 25.00


VITAL STATISTICS

G. P. Wood, returning and recording ..... $25.00

Detail No. 14

TOWN ROAD AID

State Highway Dept., 14 share .......... $244.92 State Highway Dept., 14 share .......... 244,92

$489.84 TOWN MAINTENANCE

EK. J. Gariepy, Road Agent

Work done on Cement Bridge at Willow Street

Week ending March 29, 1941

Ff’. J. Gariepy, foreman, 29 hours at .60 ... $17.40 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 28 hours at .82 ..... 22.96 Eeslallant; labor.29 hours: abe40 see ae, 11.60 W. Melanson, labor, 37 hours at .40

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Weebennett labor, 2ishoursat..40.0 pei. « 8.40 biatiarris. labore ou rtsed tae uence coh be: 8.40 Pe Ghagnon, labor-beioursia tet Ome wet «272 2.00 WaeeAtwoods labonmip hours 40m se aent.. oe 2.00 BA Dwood labor, tp HOUrsial. Uae ee aad 2.00 Bee rotted .labor.o NOUCS. lr .4. Ole eel 2.00 Hee O1S1e,. la DOr co eNOUtsce tals UU mere caste 31.00 (vementinlxer, ONG Ga ys.OULy. 1A reer eescdess:- 2.00 LUSIDS FOL SWI Cia rth. /7. 5, Ce ote 1.00 HUSLEBO LS DADCT arate. eRe: 51: ccc eens. 15

$126.31

Work done on Bridge at Willow Street and Graveling at Bridge on Willow Street

Week ending April 5, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 41 hours at .60 ... $24.60 He eGariepy, truck=oo NOUrS atuo2z ey fe. f. 27.06 A. Greenwood, truck, 17 hours at 1.22 .... 20.74 W. Melanson, labor, 33 hours at .40 ...... 13.20 He Ghaenon, labor; sotbOursia uate, 13:20 Pept aloo. oor lOUrs abet ene aoe IB wAl GO Herbert, labort33 hours aes ene... 13.20 panicGann labor, o5,n0ursiate 40 meee oe 13,20 Wwanarris, labor, VisnouTnsraGe4u ewe ee 6.80 HeGace. labor, 7*hours ate 4069 ee. 6.80 Reveroteauelaborwl (nOourseabee Ome eae. 6.80 He McGuire, 57-loads of sravelat sL0e... 5.70

$164.50 Scraping


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 21 hours at .60 .. $12.60 He | Gariepy atruck 2 lehourseateocase. . . KE22 W. Melanson, labor, 13-hours at .40 ...... 5.20 AT Arll lapor, 21 NOUrs autUnee te. 8.40 Wee oomMmbsabor® 21) NOULS-aieaUe 8.40 merveblancslabor: 2) hours ated Ure el. 8.40

$60.22

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Week ending April 26, 1941 F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 27 hours at .60 ... $16.20 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 27 hours at .82 ....... 22.14 W. Melanson, labor, 914 hours at .40 .... 3.80 A Baril, labors Oo ours 4b 640 fee ee 38.80 A. LeBlanc, labor, 27 hours at .40 ........ 10.80 W. Coombs, labor, 1714 hours at .40 ..... | 7.00 R. Silloway, labor, 1744 hours at .40...... 7.00

$70.74 Scraping

Week ending May 3, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 1614 hours at .60 . $9.90 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 161% hours at .82 .... 18.55 W. Coombs, labor, 1614 hours at .40...... 6.60 A. LeBlanc, labor, 1614 hours at .40...... 6.60 R. Silloway, labor, 414 hours at .40 ...... 7 1.80 W. Melanson, labor, 12 hours at .40 ...... 4.80

$43.23

Seraping E. Smith’s Road and Joe Greenwood’s Road


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 11 hours at .60 ... $6.60 F’, J. Gariepy, truck, 11 hours at .82...... 9.02 W. Melanson, labor, 11 hours at .40 ....... 4.40 W. Coombs, labor, 8 hours at .40 ..:....°. 3.20 Av teBlanc, labor, Tl hours’at). 40-3. 4.40

$27.62

Repaired Bridge in North Pelham and Scraped and Widened Willow Street and Scraped Road to

Lynn’s & Coburn Cemeteries


I. J. Gariepy, foreman, 4614 hours at .60 . $27.90 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 4814 hours at .82.... 35.67 W. Coombs, labor, 4614 hours at .40 ...... 18.60 A. LeBlanc, labor, 4614 hours at .40 ..... 18.60 W. Melanson, labor, 3714 hours at .40 ..... 15.00 pron for machine Diade we wee ee (Oo

$116.32

39

Removing old Lumber, Grading and Painting at North Pelham Bridge, Removing Lumber on

Willow Street Bridge


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 2514 hours at .60 . $15.30 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 2514 hours at .82 .... 20191 A. LeBlanc, labor, 2514 hours at .40...... 10.20 W. Coombs, labor, 2514 hours at .40 ..... 10.20 W. Melanson, labor, 844 hours at .40.... 3.40

$60.01

Putting up Railings and Posts and Painting Same, also Removing Stones on Willow Street

Week ending August 9, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 36 hours at .60 ... $21.60 Don. Gariepy, truck; 36 Nours at..620).-. «.. 30.52 Agwieblanc; labor,36 hours7at .400e)....1 : 14.40 Pesan s DOrh Oe NOUS a tee were tear aes 14.00

$80.52

Scraping Cross Road from Mammoth Road to Marsh Road

F’. J. Gariepy, foreman, 5 hours at .60 .... $3.00 Pea. raniepy, truck so mlouts ail occ seen. 4 & 6.10

$9.10 Graveling on Gibson Road

Week ending September 20, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 15 hours at .60 ... $9.00 F. J. Gariepy; truck;@ hours'at:1:70)...2%). 13.60 hevAllards truck, 8 hours at, 1270. ki ae... 13.60 R. Mansfield, truck, 8 hours at 1.70°...... 13.60 W.-Patenaude;-truck, 8 hours at'1:70°..... 13.60 Buotys, truck, S"hourssavel 770", 4 Ve 13.60 W. Webber, shovel operator, 4 hours at 4.00 16.00 F. McGuire, 41 loads of gravel at .15.... 6.15

$99.15

40

Graveling on Gibson Road and Coburn’s Lane

Week ending September 27, 1941

FJ. Gariepy, foreman; 22"hours:at .60 4... $13.20 Bead. Gariepytrucka22shoure-ateecee ls 26.84 A. Greenwood, truck, 15 hours at 1.22 .... 18.30 F. McGuire, 76 loads of gravel at .10..... 7.60

$65.94

Putting up Gates and Bars on Closed Roads

Week ending October 11, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 18 hours at .60 ... $10.80 F. J. Gariepy, truck, 18 hours at .82 ...... 14.76 A. Baril, labor? hoursiat (40 eee. 3.00 A. LeBlanc, labor, 1514 hours at .40 ...... 6.20 W.. Goombs, labor, 8 hours‘at .40 ........ 3.20

$37.96

Scraping Jeremy Hill and Gumpus Road

| Week ending October 18, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 18 hours at .60 ... $10.80 FE. JsGariepy, truck;)18: hours, atule22. i «2 21.96 Av Barilelabor “11 hours at 40 eon eee 4.40 AttteBlanc labor, 18 *hoursvat 10m eee 7.20

$44.36

Scraping Gumpus Hill and Putting on Shoulders on Willow Street


jab Garlepy, foreman, 8 hours at aay $4.80 Hy JeGariepy, truck; 35.hoursiah ee eee 42.70 A. LeBlanc; labor; 8 hours -ate40 ae 3.20

$50.70

41

Seraping Sherburn Road; Road from ’88 Barn to Marsh Road; Willow Street.

Graveling Shoulders on Sherburne Road so tar will not crack

Week ending November 15, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 8 hours at .60 .... $4.80 HedeGariepy, trucks 7 hours ab l-225 ene 8.54 OAParker, operator, Sihours: ate. cOmee nese 6.40 State Highway Grader, 7 hours at 2.00... 14.00 M. Goodhue, operator, 2 hours at .80 .... 1.60 State Highway Roller, 2 hours at 2.00 .... 4.00

$39.34

Scraping Elsworth Smith Road; Tallant’s Road to North Pelham, from there to Hudson Line;

Joe Landry and Pearson’s Hill and Burn’s Lane


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 24 hours at .60 ... $14.40 Hee Gariepy, truck, 24:hourstatel. 22e7.0:. 29.28 Pameetslancelabor, 24 lourseau 40m. ie 9.60

$93.28 SNOW REMOVAL

F. J. Gariepy, Road Agent

Week ending January 18, 1841

HeeGariepy, truck, 23 hours ate2.508 2... $57.50 Eevallant, labor 23 hourstateA0 yee 9.20 Jeplreland labor. sfehoursratedOn eee. 2.80 eotickney labor,-7 hours atet0ie .. 2.80 GeGoddusiabor, Ll hours:atrAUeeee ee 4.40

$76.70 Sanding on West Side of Town


Hyd. GAEIeDY,-CLuck, 7.00Urssdtelecew en .e $8.54 re Dallantsiavor, (Ours, Aualeeer we... 2.80

42

¢ Godda, labors2shoursy at Oe eee »Stickney, labor,;-5. hoursyat 40.2 ie QD

Snow Removal


. J. Gariepy, truck, 5014 hours at 2.50 ... » Tallant, labor, 48144 hours at (40°. 22.2: . Goodu, labor, 3214 hours at .40....... ‘Atwood. labor; 18 hoursvar 40827 Ae. Ireland, labor; 13 hours at 24045424 Stickney, labor, 4-hours’ate.40 34 2 oF. Vinito- labor. NOUrSs aba eee Mansfield, truck, 6 hours. at 1.22 77.4; .5 Ed U2 CDS Fa by Fo

80 2.00

$14.14

$126.25 19.40 13.00 5.20 5.20 1.60 3.60 732

$181.57 Snow Removal

Week ending February 8, 1941

JJ2Gariepy, truck, Ss hours at 2.00" ee -Tallant labore Aoursva te .0 sca ee ey

$7.50 1.20

$8.70 Sanding


.J2Gariepy, truck, 5 hours.at-1.22%. waa e: ‘sl allant; labor, > hours'at 40 v4.4) ee ..Larey; labor; > hours;at..40.. on eee ry Fj 4

$6.10 2.00 2.00

$10.10 F. J. Gariepy, truck, mounting wing on

truck in Concord;:8 hours ‘atadi2gecaa

Snow Removal

For March 8 and 9, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, truck, 2814 hours at 3.00 ... K. Tallant, labor, 2814 hours at .40......: G. Goddu, labor, 2814 hours at .40........

$9.76

$85.50 11.40 11.40

$108.30

43

Snow Removal

For Marchal lei 2eks. 2 L941

F. J. Gariepy, truck, 2614 hours at 3.00 .. E. Tallant, labor, 2614 hours at .40....... W. Melanson, labor, 2614 hours at .40..... R. Croteau, labor, 2614 hours at .40 ...... Goad lAbOr 216 NOuUrs AL 40s

Snow Removal


F. J. Gariepy, truck, 114 hours at 2.50 .... R. Croteau, labor, 2814 hours at .40...... W. Melanson, labor, 1144 hours at .40..... Pavinuant, labor, 114 ‘hours. at .40>..0205. Freight bill for snow plow blade ........ Telephone to Manchester and Nashua ....

Removing Snow Fence


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 9 hours at .60 .... Hew. Gariepy, truck} 9¢hourstates2s. . .- WeCoombs, labors 9*hourssatet0ee we... Aewivetianc, labor, 0 NouUrs att eue on 4 Peabeariliabor;:) Nours Av A0eee eee:

$79.50 10.60 10.60 10.60 8.40

$228.00

$5.75 11.40

.60

.60 OO 30

$17.20

$5.40 7.38 5.60 5.60 5.60

$23.58 Putting up Snow Fences .

For November 22, 24, 27, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 24!4 hours at .60 . F. J. Gariepy, truck, 2014 hours at .82.... F. LeBlanc, labor, 2414 hours at .40...... C. Marchand, labor, 2014 hours at .40.... W. Melanson, labor, 4 hours at .40........

$14.70 16.81 9.80 8.20 1.60

$51.11

44

Putting up Snow Fences

Day of December 7, 1941

FE. J. Gariepy, foreman, 7 hours at .60 : ..: Ferd. Ganiepy, truce sf ours auwos san oo W: Melanson, labor, 7 hours at-.40%... 7 .3.. Ci Marchand, labors 7 ours 2.40.24 ee

Snow Removal

For January 4, 5, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, truck, 24 hours at 3:00°...*. . Ke vallants labor;'24ourstat 200) ee eee W. Melanson, labor, 24 hours at .50.......

Sanding

For January 9, 1941

Fesecariepy, truck, 4 hourssateec2 oe ee Ws Melanson, labor?4-hours:ati-> Ute oe W. Kennedy, labor, 4 hours at .50........

Snow Removal

For January 10, 1941

F; J: Gariepy, truck, '3 hours at s.008 tenn WeMelanson, labor 2 hours:at: 5000 Hietallant. labor; o. (Ours ty. 0U ae ee

Sanding Hills


FJ. Gariepy, truck, 14. hours atj220-e . Fi: ‘Tallant, laborfll] shours*at..50 seas W. Melanson, labor, 4 hours at .50....... R2boutwell laboryp:hours*alroUn eens. W. Kennedy, labor, 2 hours at .50 ........ We tiobbs, labor, 3ehours ate2a0 -e ene. oe

$4.20 5.74 2.80 2.80

$15.54

$72.00 12.00 12.00

$96.00

$4.88 2.00 2.00

$8.88

$9.00 1.00 1.50.

$11.50

$13.42 5.50 2.00 2.50 1.00 1.50

$25.92

45

Snow Removal


io eeGariepy,. truck LOchourseatva UUme $30.00 W. Melanson; labor,<10 hourssatia0 a2. 4A: 5.00 Hee lallantealabor, LOshours:ateo0 me. 0. 6. 5.00

$40.00

TOWN ROAD AID

CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION

APPORTIONMENT

State Town Total

$1,960.48 $489.84 $2,450.32

EXPENDITURES

Arthur Greenwood, Road Agent for East side of Town, $1,130.07. Frederick J. Gariepy, Road Agent for West side of Town, $1,320.25.


Graveling on Willow Street

Work ending August 16, 1941

F. Gariepy, foreman, 21 hours at .60 ..... $12.60 R. E. Webber, shovel operator, 8 hours at

DAISY 6) - 21 at OR ee ne 5 Ge Ace ee ee 20.00 Re Webber, shovel operator, 13 hours at

552) Bee to cs aos orig ee aed eae eR ke 39.00 He) Gariepy, truck, 21>noursate1n10 . 22. 30.10 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 21 hours at 1.70 .. a0.40 Be G Mansfield,- trucke2ianourssat-1470...: ope t0 Me SUVS aUrUGK ols NOULS. Abele (Omer det. ot. 35.70 N. Provencal, truck, 12144 hours at 1.70 ... 2125 Reel) Allard truck 21 ehnoureates (ORs), ... 30.70 R., E: Webber, truck, 13 hours at..1.70.". -:. 220 F. McGuire, 270 loads of gravel at .15.... 40.50

$333.95

46

Graveled Road _


J. Gariepy, foreman, 29 hours at .60.... E. Webber, shovel operator, 29 hours at 100) wv acres tare EE re EE, RT EK. Webber, truck, 29 hours at 1.70 .... J. Gariepy, truck, 29 hours at 1.70 ..... E. Greenwood, truck, 29 hours at 1.70 .. C. Mansfield, truck, 29 hours at 1. 70 ..

L: Stys,truck.29-hours.at 4/0 eee ee, N. Provencal, truck, 29 hours at 1.70 ..... Rit Allard struck, 20 nour at eee F. McGuire, 515 loads of gravel at .15....

F. int

R. F, A. R.

$17.40

87.00 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 77.10

$526.60 Graveled Road


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 24 hours at .60 .. R. E. Webber, shovel operator, 24 hours at

A OQ 53S wie es iho eres Wie Pee ea ieee R. E. Webber, truck, 24 hours at 1.70 .... F. J. Gariepy, truck, 24 hours at 1.70"... .. A. E. Greenwood, truck, 24 hours at 1.70 . R. C. Mansfield, truck, 24 hours at 1.70 .. LStys, truck, '24 hours av. (00 ie N. Provencal, 24 hours at 1.70 RoTeAllard, 22‘hotirssat 170. sepa ee. F. McGuire, 448 loads of gravel at .15....

So! @) oe 160) 6). ere

SPECIAL APPROPRIATION


$14.40

96.00 40.80 40.80 40.80 40.80 40.80 40.80 37.40 67.20

$459.80

Putting on Shoulders and Tarring Currier Hill and Sherburne Road


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 30 hours at .60 .... F. J. Gariepy, truck, 30 hours at 1.22 .... A. E. Greenwood, truck, 13 hours at 1.22 .. F. McGuire, 102 loads of gravel at .10....

$18.00 56.60 15.86 10.20

$80.66

AT

Putting on Shoulders on Currier Hill


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 23 hours at .60 ... $13.80 Hew, Gariepy trucks 1 /,noursgatalods act y 20.74 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 15 hours at 1.22 .. 18.30 F. McGuire, 48 loads of gravelat .10...... 4.80

$57.64 Shoulder Work on Currier Hill


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 30 hours at .60 ... $18.00 HeaeeCrarlepy, truck. .2U; NOUTS.a Usb. ocean ee 23.18 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 5 hours at 1.22 .. 6.10 F. McGuire, 59 loads of gravel at .10..... 5.90

$53.78

Widening and Removing Stones on Sherburne Road Grading and Rolling Currier Hill


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 40 hours at .60.... $24.00 FJ. Gariepy, truck, 31 ,hours at 122: ......+. 31.82 F. Connell, patrolman, 4 hours at..70 ..... 2.80 M. Goodhue, operator, 10 hours at .80 .... 8.00 O. Parker, operator, 10 hours at .80...... 8.00 State Highway Grader, 7 hours at 2.00... 14.00 State Highway Roller, 5 hours at 2.00 .... 10.00

$104.62

Grading and Tarring and Rolling Currier Hill


F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 28 hours at .60 .. $16.80 M. Goodhue, operator, 26 hours at .80.... 20.80 O. Parker, operator, 28 hours at .80 ..... 22.40 State Highway Roller, 5 hours at 2.00 .... 10.00 State Highway Grader, 21 hours at 2.00 .. 42.00 F. Wiggins, operator, 24 hours at .70..... 16.80 Town of Bedford Grader, 21 hours at 2.00. 42.00 M. Stickney, labor, 4 hours at .40

$172.40

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Grading, Tarring and Rolling Sherburne Road

Work ending November 4, 1941

F. J. Gariepy, foreman, 16 hours at .60.... $9.60 M. Goodhue, operator, 16 hours at .80 .... 12.80 QO; Parker, operator, 16°¢hours at 60". 2... 12.80 F. Wiggins, operator, 16 hours at .70..... 11.20 M--Stitkney; labox; Ssnours*at <407 to 3.20 State Highway Roller, 5 hours at 2.00 .... 10.00 State Highway Grader, 15 hours at 2.00 .. 30.00 Town of Bedford Grader, 16 hours at 2.00 . 32.00

$121.60 TOWN MAINTENANCE

Highways and Bridges

Arthur E. Greenwood, Road Agent

Work ending April 4, 1941

Graveling Mud Holes on Hobbs and Reissman Road A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 18 hours at .60 $10.80 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 18 hours at 1.22.. 21.96 he Mansfield: truck osnoursedts loz ee 10.98 F"Gariepy, truck13 ours ae 1222) oe ee 21.96 BeGace TSinourstaty 40 ere eee 7.20 PSCarleton 8 hours ate 40 @ oo eee eee 7.20 C@Herberts18:hoursvav. 4052-22 ky eee P20 J oVvVMMOVIE, O-hours*al 4 ee ee 3.60 S. MeGann-1Sshoursat-40 ee ease ee feral ieBouchers4 hours at 440° eee ee, 1.80 Joa alo FOULS) ate LU) cred ech ee G20 B. Melanson, -9zhours,atz.40°) 23-0 ae ee, 3.60 Fo Chaonony oonours ate-40 0. eee 3.60 S. Tallaant 26teravelin le eee 2.60 HaMacuril) 28#oraveliccr ie ee 2.80

$119.70

Work ending April 12, 1941

Graveling Mud Holes on Simpson, Hobbs, Robinson Road

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 35 hours at .60 $21.00 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 35 hours at 1.22 .. 42.70 R. Mansfield, truck, 25 hours at 1.22 ...... 30.50

49

FY Gariepy, truck, 35*hours‘at [220 2h". 0... 42.70 HY¥Gave-o4. hours at-.40) as ee ee oe 13.60 Peale ooMOuUrs:ale40ns cake es 14.00 VeHerbert, sothourstat 240) oo 2h 14.00 SelicGann, i2Uechourstate.40 ley Ses. 13.00 haiboucier, oo, uours ated 0.) ye eee LS 220 esate NOULS ALS. ermine Sead ae ee 13.60 B. Melanson, 2814 houhs at .40 .......... 11.40 Pachaonon. s4ihoursuated0i ae ee 13.60 Deehiarms, 54:hoursiat.40, 24. Aiea ee 13.60

$256.90 Work ending April 19, 1941

Scraping Woodbury Ave., Gage Hill to Harris Kopes, Geo. Woods, Jerico, L. Mansur.

One Day Burning Brush

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 36 hours at .60 $21.60 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 36 hours at 1.22 .. 43.93 He@arleton. 26hourstate4z0= nat. eee 10.40 HeGave 56>nours. at 40) tae eee 14.40 Ce ayMonunvoit,-138-hours.abe40pe eee oe. 7.20 meuenllant, £18 soravel. i.ia mene ete. & 11.80

$109.32 Work ending April 26, 1941

Seraping Jim Sexton to Salem Line; Fosie to Ferland Bagley’s Hill; Caron and Hobbs Road

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 28 hours at .60 $16.80 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 28 hours at 1.22 .. 34.16 fe Garleton.. 26 Nouns ata4 Qperee eek, Ae 10.40 ea Cee ls NOUS AL 40m es ercks 11.20 HaoOILV Ot. 9. OUTS A omens 2 ee 3.60 Ga Dion LO hoursatt40gare wee. 2 2 4.00

$80.16 Work ending May 31, 1941

Scraping Marco’s Lane, Harris to State Line and Reissman’s Road

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 10 hours at .60 $6.00 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 10 hours at 1.22 .. 1212 Peace. LO .n0urs abide ow woke. ae ee. 4.00

q2

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' 50

iGarleton, 10 hours av id0 sages 4.00 Dion; 10 hours’ at.40vs 4. et ee ees 4.00

$30.20 Work ending June 7, 1941

Seraping Simpson Pond and Robinson Road

. E. Greenwood, foreman, 10 hours at .60 $6.00

. E. Greenwood, truck, 10 hours at 1.22 .. 12.20 Garvey LOchours: ata40en. a ica eat 4.00 =Dion,-LOsmours alca0ie a dee eee 4.00 @ Galeton,’ 10 hoursate. disc. Perea tie 4.00

$30.20

Work ending June 14, 1941

Seraping Livingston, Dutton and L. Harris, C. C. Richardson Road

E. Greenwood, foreman, 14 hours at .60 $8.40 E. Greenwood, truck, 14 hours at 1.22 .. 17.08

eGace,14ihours atped0m a5 eens 5.60 wGarleton, 14 hours ape40 eee a 5.60 Symnovit,.7 Hours ated0. 3. sheet: 2.80

$39.48 Work ending June 28, 1941

Seraping Bagley’s Hill, Costo to State Line

E. Greenwood, foreman, 9 hours at .60.. $5.40 E. Greenwood, truck, 9 hours at 1.22 ... 10.98 Warleton;,,o NouUrs ab e40. ee eee 3.20 symnovit, 4 hours’ at 40h Se pee 1.60

$21.18 Work ending July 5, 1941

Ditching Reissman Hill, Burning Brush Widening Koper Lane, Graveling Salem Road

E. Greenwood, foreman, 23 hours at .60 $13.80 E. Greenwood, truck, 23 hours at 1.22 .. 28.06

. Mansfield, truck, 9 hours at 1.22 ....... | 10.98 Gage,.14‘hours.at.40 05. Geren fines 5.60

SCarieton,, 25° LOUTS: AL 44.00) eee ee 9.20 PEoisie. 7 Hours: atid, 20, eee ees 2.80

d1

Te Harris; 16 hours ated0) (eho ie es. Ar barielG hours at.40)-. &.:. eee ae eee Re iavinires 9nours: auc40 ee ee wanennedy,.9) hours: ati40 > oii ae ea, Bebennett, 8 loursiat 40; eee PoMacuire, 20 oravelt < qb ee

Work ending July 12, 1941

Cutting Brush

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 18 hours at .60 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 18 hours at 1.22 .. Deeriorris9snours.at. 40 2 eee Net OIsIES O-nours. at 40 oeeeeeereee .. a. ViesOarletons?. hours: at. 40 eee et oe

6.40 6.40 3.60 3.60 5.20 2.00

$95.64

$10.80 14.76 5.60 5.60 5.60

$36.56 Work ending July 19, 1941

Cutting Brush

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 14 hours at .60 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 14 hours at .82 .. HaGarleron..14 shoursedti4 Use ceo. ess Deeliarris: 14: hours;atea ieee ues ee, he. Neer oisie. 10 -hoursi ated pemecie ts Ayako.

$8.40 11.48 5.60 5.60 4.00

$35.08 Work ending August 16, 1941

Patching Harris Hill

A, .E. Greenwood, foreman, 13 hours at .60 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 13 hours at 1.22 .. Panopinsons 3 hourssateo0 cl. 26.0. ee

$7.80 15.86 6.50

$30.16 Work ending September 13, 1941

Repairing Toole and Mokel Bridge

A. E. Greenwood, foreman, 10 hours at .60 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 5 hours at .82.... DeGreenwood, 10 hours;at 740 2) eo

$6.00 4.10 4.00

$14.10

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Work ending September 20, 1941

Gravel on Bagiley’s Hill

E. Greenwood, foreman, 8 hours at .60 BE. Greenwood, truck, 8 hours at 1.70 ..

. Webber, 14 shovel, 8 hours at 2.00 .... “Wepperwtruck, 7 hoursiat<i¢10 ea eee ’ Provencal; truck, 8°hours: at 170+ 07)... : Conley, truck? 8 “hours’atstivOry Geax: -

. Maguire, 54 loads gravel at .15 ........

$4.80 13.60 16.00 11.90 13.60 13.60 8.10


Gravel on Bagley’s Hill

. E. Greenwood, foreman, 14 hours at .60

. E. Greenwood, truck, 14 hours at 1.22 .. “=\Vanstield, truck, 14 hourseatele2ze » Gariepy, truck). 14shours ate2eoen so . Maguire, 49 loads gravel at..10 ........

58.40 16.08 16.08 16.08 4.90


Gravel on Bagley’s Hill


. KE. Greenwood, truck, 8 hours at 1.22 .. YGariepy trucks hours: atis2ee- ee Maguire, oravel, (22 loads*at.10°7.2 2.0

$4.80 9566 9.76 2.20

$26.52 Work ending October 25, 1941

Seraping Gage Hill to Harris to Dracut Line

Salem Road, Dierig to Bridge Street to Graham . E. Greenwood, foreman, 18 hours at .60 . E. Greenwood, truck, 18 hours at 1.22 ..

. Garletons.6 hours: ate 40 oe Nollos, 2*hours’at-40 35 2 eee

$10.80 21.96 2.40 80

$35.96 Work ending November 1, 1941

Seraping Woodbury Ave and Jerico Road

E. Greenwood, foreman, 6 hours at .60 $3.60

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E. Greenwood, truck, 6 hours at 1.22 .. TMiersult.”2- hourssat40. te estan ee. en

$11.72 Work ending November 29, 1941

Scraping C. C. Richardson, Garland Mansur to State Line, Bagley’ s Hill

5 IDs Creebey foreman, 28 hours at .60 . E. Greenwood, truck, 28 hours at 1.22 ..

~ Gace 220 tours mate 40 = eee eee ee

T. R. A. SPECIAL FUND


MmVMACUILe Pol4 lOAUS + OLaVele ate | jee


Filling in Shoulders


. E. Greenwood, truck, 7 hours.at.1.70 .. E. Webber, shovel, 8 hours at 4.00 .... EB. Webber,-truck, 7, hours.at-L/Q%. ay... +. A llardetruck s(enoUrsed tlt) U eee ne > Manstieldetruckwyanoure ates (0%, 203 Ye Ganiepy, trueks a.nours abel. (00... 2...

mEToOvVencaletruck Ours fautlel Ul we onlay LriickemmnoOurs: Atal. 2. ree, Stys, truck, 7 POUrswate lev eer ee

W. Patenande, truck, 7 hours at 1.70 . R.

od ed ee

EeawWepber? movingeshovel--. ees «2...

$16.80 34.16 8.00 8.00

$66.96

$48.60

54.80 igo 32.00 11.90 11.90 11.90 11.90 11.90 11.90 het IM ESSA, 28.00

$171.90 T. R. A. WORK: WITH W. P. A.


E. Greenwood, foreman, 30 hours at .60 E. Greenwood, truck, 30 hours at 1.70 .. Webber, shovel, 30 hours at 4.00 ...... Webber, truck, 307hours at 1.70 ...::-. Gariepy truck, ousnoursiataie Om ote

54

R. Mansfield, truck, 30 hours at 1.70 ...... 51.00 Re Allard; truekp28:hoursatlv7 OMe oe 47.60 Ne*Proveneal, truck, ?24-noursvat 101s 40.80 Li Stys;truck, 80. ndursiaty 70 yeas le 51.00 E:“Conley, truck, 4 hours at 1:70 ::. <4u.8 2 6.80 KiiMaguire, 441 loads at .15.2... ta. pemect oh 67.65

" » $555.85


A: E. Greenwood, foreman, 30 hours at .60 $18.00 A. E. Greenwood, truck, 30 hours at 1.70 .. 51.00 R. Webber, shovel, 30 hours at 4.00 ...... 120.00 ReWebber, truck, 30hours at 1/0 51.00 In. Gariepy, truck, s0"hoursiatu: 10 se. 51.00 R.. Mansfield, truck, 30 hours at L707..7 51.00 R, Allard, truck, 30) hours at 1.70" Sean. 51.00 Nu Provencal, truck, 30 hours at le70e es, 51.00 LUSty struck eOunOurs, aol. he ae eer 51.00 F. Maguire, 108 loads gravel at .15 ....... 16.20

$511.20 Graveled 2,200 feet on Alice Carleton Road

SNOW REMOVAL

A. E. Greenwood, Road Agent


A..E. Greenwood, truck, 15 hours at.3.00.. $45.00 GueBedard, 10 hours at.c400 oS 8 ae es | 4.00 die itcombs. 1 Ocnours.at AO) ee. eee 4.00 BeGreenwood, 5 hours av40) 24. 2.00

| 3 ae $55.00 Week ending February 7, 1941

Sanding

A. E. Greenwood, truck, 3 hours at 1:22 .. $3.66 D.. Greenwood, 3 hours at .40). 2.0.0. 2b. bas 1.20 B2Carleton,; 3 hours:at..40). 20. ga hee Uo? AMI aALI20

$6.06

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Snow Removal

A. E. Greenwood, truck, 56 hours at 3.00 .. . Bedard, 23 hours at Titcomb, 20 hours at .40

. Carleton, 16 hours at .40 . . Greenwood, 6 hours

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Making Ditches

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Making Ditches

. E. Greenwood, truck, 3 hours at 1.22 .. . Gage, 3 hours at .40


Snow Removal

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. E. Greenwood, truck, 73 hours at 3.00 .. . Carleton, 3614 hour

. Titcomb, 44 hours at .40 .. . Greenwood, 33 hours at .40 . Garland, 6 hours at. . Boucher, 19 hours at .40 . Gage, 5 hours at .40

FR, BPS Ole. 02.6).0., 0: 6

$168.00 9.80 8.00 6.40 2.40

$194.00 Week ending February 15, 1941

$4.88 1.60 1.60

$8.08

$4.88 1.60 1.60

$8.08 Week ending February 29, 1941

$3.66 1.20

$4.86

$219.00 14.60 17.60 13.20 2.40 7.60 2.00

$276.40

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Draining Water Out Roads

. E. Greenwood, foreman, 14 hours at .60 . E. Greenwood, truck, 14 hours at 1.22 .. Gages S:hoursiatcd0s eli ieee ee toe

$8.40 17.08 3.20

$28.68


Taking Down Snow Fence

. EK. Greenwood, foreman, 10 hours at .60 . E. Greenwood, truck, 10 hours at 1.22 .. Karleton, LO yhours*avV 10 ve cee eee GarenwlO;hours:at.40 ee: ee eee

$6.00 12.20 4.00 4.00

$26.20

Week ending December 27, 1941

Mounting Snow Plow

. E. Greenwood, truck, 8 hours at 1.22 ..


Putting Up Snow Fences


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$9.76

$12.00 24.40 8.00 8.00

$52.40


Taking Snow Plow Wing to Nashua to be Welded



Work Done on Snow Plow


$7.32

$3.66

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Snow Removal

A. E. Greenwood, truck, 20 hours at 3.00 .. Pe 7-Cen WOOds4L0 ‘ours *aAveuU: caste coe Hesisarictol FU NOUIS AU LOU Tee ee er


Snow Removal

A. E. Greenwood, truck, 10 hours at 3.00.. Hararlevons s/s hours sal .00' 2s eee eee

Detail No. 15

$60.00 5.00 5.00

$70.00

$30.00 3.00

$33.50

WINTER GENERAL EXPENSES, SNOW

Eddy F. Labrie, welding plow:........... Blbott G: Pearson, .shovelling stints. .22: Forest... Kelley, plow repairs. see. sts! Bday a lLiabric, repalreplowaeueeeine see Peatogac )lathias. plow. WilS= me Pelham Center Garage, plow work ....... RaG. Mansfield... fence’ Sane, taut ee WIC ATMe Lee COLD. LDL Coma meme ts coca Pelham Center Garage, plow work ....... Pelham Center Garage, plow work ....... R. iC Hazelton.Gos snowsfence ©. 4c: sa~.). Hoay lH; Labrie, sploweweldinterneet on6.r 8. PAS aWeeteind!:-plowaawwolkeres ote: Nature es ‘Acme Welding Co., welding. ::........<..

Detail No. 16

STREET: LIGHTING

Granite State Elec. Co., 3 mos. at $20 .... Granite State Elec. Co., 9 mos. at $21.25. .

$813.11

$60.00 191.25

$251.25

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Detail No. 17

GENERAL EXPENSES

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

Bourret Hardware Paint Co., paint ....... $30.30 Nashua Hardware Co., supplies .......... 7.86 N. E. Road Machinery Co., blade .......... 10.50 Wood Preserving Corp., lumber .......... 203.07 Lowell Building & Wrecking, beams ...... 31.38 Bourret Hardware Co., paint, etc. ........ 15.47 Rrank ‘Poisiesslaboree ween | ho ce eee 6.00 Edmund E. Nedeau, repairing ........... 6.25 ©, M?Atwood; spikes; etc: suitar2a. bene se 3.95 Bennett Hardware & Paint Co., supplies .. 5.72 Treasurer, State of N. H., cold patch .... 18.75 sherburne, Bros; lumber... ss arate 16.84 Hume Pipe Co., culvert pipe-32/4 ic... oh. vs 28.80 Asc W.steind], nepairs «7.2... : secant oie {E190 Hume Pipe Cos:culvert pipe 27... .. ae. 35.40 CC. M. Atwood, supplies:....... Matt arts ONIGY 243 Boddy hk. Gbabrie, repairs. ste ose ee 8.60 Osgood Construction Co., detonators ..... 4.37 Hume Pipe. Co., .balance.due Ags vey 1.86

$439.75 Detail No. 17B

SPECIAL ROAD APPROPRIATION

Fired: Maguire) oravely s. 404.8 on oe ae $48.60 Arthur E. Greenwood, truck and foreman 171.90 Frederick Gariepy, truck and foreman .... 80.66 Frederick Gariepy, truck and foreman .... E142 A. 3H. Todd, moving: rollers tries. ee 35.00 Frederick Gariepy, scraper, roller and labor 398.62 Statesol aN H:. tar: 2... 20 ae ee 932.65

$1,778.85 W. P. A.

Detail No. 17A

J. Russell (Scott evogiswomica spent ee: cae $18.47 Charles Coombs, sharpening drills ...... E. J. Smith, lumber a © § ye) we 6 8 aE Oe Ss Be ose ©

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Hume Pipe Co., culvert pipe sisi)... ..6.... UsRusselliscottztodlst aieineaac ees ets Lowell Iron & Steel, bridge iron ........ Nelson Foisie, trip to. hospital ........... Hiunmieelipe. Co. culvertiiey tenes ase, ed Ernest Q. Bigelow, to Manchester ........ Frederick Gariepy, truck (Pi 3.00 OU. A.V. Greenwood? trucks. sh.) SI Sea H.ckh. Maguire, incidentals. 7 ).2 070 & TiseBoeMacuires gravels. AP Sen Me: starmiiursch;. labor. 8%. 0 38 OLA RE Wroantvhoss(labonieaker: fear ee een WeeLDomith,<teamnc +; 07ers see ee: MaroodiCons..Co;,(supplies’ 272. 224 La mA. Wilson,*cement, éte.e0.% 6.2. 2 eRe Pemesee McCann, lADORD Gest aire cle ae ae, Heer. Kelleyyslabor-a.n:. «ots ete Ailes 2 we eee. Tiers. Varicks.Go.s supplies © ix4.. 3 ciel am G,4M. Atwood, supplies. .....;.¢ 48437 i: toe lMard labor enc. ..0. 2. 24 a eee ate H. F. Maguire, gravel

82.20 8.07

15.92 2.00

20.88 4.00

202.32 419.22 22.00 16.80 8.00

18.80 84.00 93.04 4.80 6.00 1.20

12.94 10.54 22.40 17.95

$1,097.30 Detail No. 18

PUBLIC LIBRARY

Carl M. Mansfield, Treasurer, part appro- PVIALlON ye ee Fa pA CTR ok

Carl M. Mansfield, Treasurer, balance ap- PALOPPIALIONN e. ee eCac ss x ss DR

$250.00

200.00

$450.00 Detail No. 19

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

ivy; oiloway, trip to hospital 25457)". State of N. H., 25% Jan. and Feb., 1941 .. State of N. H., 25% March, 1941 State of N. H., 25% April, 1941 State of N. H., 25% May, 1941 La Porte Drug Co., medicine eet Se VICCADN Mle... > p5t ) eee ee State of N. H., 25% June, 1941 State of N. H., 25% July, 1941

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55.60 161.32 88.00 89.75 84.25 1.82

Seestec OL? 105.00 85.75

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State of N. H., 25%. August; 1941 ......%.. 83.25 State of N. H., 25% September, 1941 ..... 86.25 SS’ McCann, milk gee ere ceieeee one 2.85 Seas. McCannpmilks sy feeeecereene coe 4.65 State of IN H., 25%. October,. 19215 yaa: 20. 84.25 52.8. McGann’ milk; Seara ieee, eres 3:95 State of N. H., 25% November, 1941 ...... 84.88 S. S. MeCann, milk, November, December . 7.05 State of N. H., 25% December, 1941:2..... 85.55

$1,065.77 Detail No. 20

TOWN RELIEF

R. C. Mansfield, wood... 0. 22°). eF2FF22 2" $10.00 Walter Twarog, M. D., services -. 33 3..2.. 9.00 R. W. Parker, M..D:, services. .4.. 20 ee. ©. 6.00 Hillsborough County Farm, board and care 22.18 Ge'M: Atwood, 00d 80) 17 2. a Pee ee 22.00 RG; Manstieldeavo0d 47. tees ee 10.00 GiMy Atwoodist00d 4)..0..- 2 eaten eee 28.00 Hillsborough County Farm, February and

Marehy* board and’ Carey 2 ee. ee APAZ He omithemilk sn eee a ee eee 5.28 C.-M Atwood) foods wave & tate ree ee es 18.43 Alvie Harriss cuttine brushes eee 16.00 Hillsborough Stamp Office, food stamps .. 6.00 AlviesHarrisscuttinevbrush sie eee Pu Hillsborough County Farm, April, board

And. eCares.5 Fe So nies oe Be red gy, Co W.-Hobbs insurance 9 sen eee feed AllavdsOil Ge1cetGo: Oil =e ee 4.50 CHM Atwood food Seni ee ene Boat Hillsborough Stamp Office, food stamps .. 16.00 Hillsborough Stamp Office, food stamps .. 6.00 Hewe Smith; Milka. teen eee CA: 4.95 Hillsborough County Farm, May board and

Gate FNCU ane cide wieder ae « Dede Cy av Atwood, wood». uc). 4eeede eee era: Hillsborough Stamp Office, food stamps .. 22.00 CoH Merriam, milk . ol sa@tuenae eres 1.92 el spomuthemil ki. © Anis Se cme 16.20 Georgiana Denault, rent June and July ... 24.00 County Farm, June board and care

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County Food Stamp Office, stamps ...... 22.00 Hee GIPelow,s vravel tosNasuude sores eee 2.00 County Farm, July board and care ....... 22tbo County Food Stamp Office, stamps ....... 16.00 Nashua Hospital Association, treatment .. 21.50 PN ALOE CIC Or Ollim hart tae een ee eee 4.50 AlviesHarriss CULbINO =Orusi 075 ee. oe 7.60 County Food Stamp Office, stamps ....... 16.00 (GNIS A WOO; LOOGs ites ies eos ere. 10.538 Nisa OSeOiia Callie reOntt <.-. 4 a7, nate eee 14.00 (errieeVierrianyvemilkewsee rs. eke ee 3.12 Walter G. Wrobleski, M. D., services ..... 8.00 County Food Stamp Office, stamps ....... 16.00 (eerie Vierrianieemilk* a5 sisi. 7 names pieses 4.03 Sountye Lemp Olice, SLAMPS* eee 16.00 earl meVLerriain Milk? 2a uk hay bs. eee 3.90 Mrs osepoeGahil trent (7.5 .. ncakeoees 14.00 POU lye ALI MOriOltis- see 4. cee eee 65.69 (CeViseANtWOOdttLOOd: 3. sake. eRe eee 13.49 County Stamp Office, food stamps ....... 53.00 PAT Os@ Lace CesGOs 7 Oll wc. ye eee ore 13.50 WiteeJOsepiecannl rent. tees ee ee 17.50 County Farm, board and care, 1 month .. 2enlo reEoemVanstield: WOOdL sen nae bee 12.00 Ar Oe liOe 01] 2 See teeta rent tte 9.00 County Farm, board and care 1 month ... 21642 Wire Ose DileGanlile ren bee eit ae ene 14.00 eG) Maiti VD Asservicesere ss tee. oo. 6.60 Fee evranstield Pwo0dteee La het eee 12.00 Nashua Hospital Association, emergency . 3.00 Ganvialianstield §WOOd) tee tee ele. 12.00 County Farm, board and care 1 month .... Berle Lowell General Hospital, hospitalization .. 7.50 Weresa= Muldoon, shoes seer ere x. o- 3.50 openings A TW OOC7E1 000.35 eee eee. ee oe 6.32

$931.05 Detail No. 21

COUNTY RELIEF

Andrew Carter, splittine wood ........... $2.00 arlantietarm, Wilk eee eee. Be. et. ee 9.30 re). sb1Selow, trip Grasmere - ns va. es « 5.60

GaAs Hitseh: milks a vate catenin eee ee Re Gs Mansfield; 3, cords woody... cgcvisie oe © 20s Shek McGann.” milk: oso. wh ole ae tenet oe G:M. ‘Mansfield, 3 cords wood. ais. .s6:.0... Andrew Carter, cutting. wood ........... SApoMieCann, splitringiwoodh.. . ae ae Bale Simpson, wLeNts, wus a eee eee oe Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 7 months .. Ra W..Parker, Mie sServices. set ante Garland «Farm, milks 0. coats eee oe EK, Q. Bigelow, 2 trips Grasmere ......... Hasleoomith, Milk siee sare ciik ee ee Garay Hirsch, milking aoe ta ee Holmes, & Wheelers codle. 2a tuiet..crtos pan HecQe Bigelow,..to- Grasmere. 2... ote wee Rath Manstield v0 6 .ua sees Coe ee RuiGe Mansfield, 3 cords wood *.4..5.. seniaee Abeer Carter, SDIEtIN Se WOO ala chia ene Reg. Parker, M.D. 'services 7). (soa aes Allard? Oil Co, Ol yen eee ee shee ee Benj. F. Simpson, rent and trip Grasmere. . HeeQ). sBigelow; medicine J: ..... js. sess Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 2 months .. Ganland harm, milk: "76. c00ce ete eee S.o..MeCann, milk and egos) ¥. 2.2) an oak Ron Mansheld, wood s.(a.02) gi iy eae Cee Hirsch smile 8 cto aie Se ee E.. Q. Bigelow, to Grasmere . ....... .4)...16 Garland Warm emily) fs at se he ene toe Sabo s McCann, milkvand-€o os) 19 eee Bowe SIMpPsOly rent. w., -s 24... nhac iene Allard OUT O0s5 “OU, |< «cs bs sutts edie eee Rai Gs Manstield?- woody visa a ct<stnehesspeee ieee Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 1 month .. A. P. Carter, cutting wood Cy As Hirseliy milk van, © ara oe ee R. W. Parker, M. D., services C. W. Hobbs, to Grasmere E. J. Smith, milk and wood S. S. MeCann, milk Garland Farm, milk AMara ail Gol Ollt eas cn ee ee ears aver GAranoee arn, WK.) te. ee een eee

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POO Pe Mmith, silk pita ee: ee ee ieee Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 1 month .. Wear Hirsch wml ort re oN cae any eebiihees Wins oreer, IVD: Services ..%>. ius dats = ae Bee ele SU DSOU Lents © eee. cea. ye Gacenoe lt arm, Mike oo hh eee AE anaes PRES TI UULSITTLere n®, olan ooo eee al eeVIC COATT TN, ee gai wees yee thawte Salem Co-operative Bank, rent .......... eV Cann: PM Kn) trier. Airset aoe eee Bavorte- Urue. Co. medicine *.3.0) 2. tne ae Borne He OLDIDSON, LENC vesicles dete) eer ee Wie ELIVSCITATT lee ite 05 8: iit eee ean Gemandsharmnmilke.. .; 3.2%. 2 See eee recs COs Oe ers ci. cts a hc SOE ena ere ostoltn se mil kets. es, Jesse do eee ae Helen.G? Carter, services . 3:5 :.%ehees ae Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 1 month .. PUPS OP COs Olly eck ciendtss oS om eee eons Grane rersch Amilk 7: #ae 330-4 a, eee, Benger eal psols rents. {i ieee for. (gurlenider army emi ke aut cee Vee eee Salem Co-operative Bank, rent 1 month .. Geiancer arms Milk: hi nace eee ws Dia <HOSpital Serviced sr ae eaele. aoc: Walter G. Wrobleski, M. D., services ...... Amerie? Heabogy, Milk Sassi ee eee tt, GaeVie Atwood. LOOd }\ cee ees he Ate nt ps Poet Na nstieldss, WOO fs axretaeie sel: eco es Annie M. Horskin, R. N., services ........ Ceeetiirscns milk <0 pe pees Bev. ss oie Holmes & Wheeler, coal ........ PR oh tl Ke Glo Mansteld; (wood! 1a ae epee etre ® Henry Ke Kellett, Wo'D:, Servicestar.. os: CPAP Anu earn el Kate’. <n cee Rens fate ace Tee eorre rie w0.; medicine, ae wae fa: PRPASETIIESCID (INT ae ees oe ee eee ed eet LDSON erent a tu). amen fe PAeaH | Peabody; miles = 2: 2 eee, oe: arianed Hermon kts, et oo eee es BoE: ‘Simpsony -rentes 3). <s>.55 Se Herc Mansfield» iwood'2e. 34 irae ek ALO SOE GONE OL eatin fate me

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Salem Co-operative Bank, 3 months rent. . 17.25 EK. Q. Bigelow, Nashua, Lowell, telegrams . 4.75 CeeAS Hirsch milk ste enc eos te eee 9.90 Allard: Oil Gost 0lles orc aire Ce eee eee ee 4.50 GeaVE “Mansfield? woode* einie< Seale seen 12.00 Benj 7 F Simpson rents. <5 2s 7 .fe eee 15.00 Garland’ armiemilk +5 ee eres eee 10.238 GeA. Hirsch, milk 2h ees oe eee re eee ee SEG AML? Schonfeld. Doservices' ts... 3.00 Salem Co-operative Bank, rent ...:...... Sa 5: Ailard* Oil’ Coico v: ig ee ee ee ee 4.50 CYNE Mansfield, 3: cords*wood 2 %'..s8 7 e 36.00 Benj B Simpson: rents -.n aes ae 15.00 Garlands Farmmilk#4.: <i ta eee 10.23 Jamesto. blacks Me a Servicess< ==) wae 7.50 APH Peabody, emailkes 48h ahd oe eee 7.44 Cun Atwood. toodm 4742 su .e eee eee 8.00

$1,150.29 Detail No. 22

MEMORIAL DAY

Wii An Chase, i7dozen Hacc o.)- sea $5.60 Rev, Ralph Hoffmanisspeaker= 2/4 ee 10.00 Bernice Moulton; pianist. -+...2 oe eee 5.00 HimersRaymond; Soloist" eee) ee ee 5.00 Hazeleopaulding 7aniLor! +. eee eee 3.00 GeWeeztlobbs,; to Nashua, etcs 37) 2s 4.00


PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS

Mowing sla wit coe icc sas cee ee $0.50

Detail No. 27

CEMETERIES

G. P. Wood, Treas., care of cemeteries .... $150.00 Ee Nee allant, sbi burialsa.-. 4 eee ee 42.00

$192.00

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Detail No. 27A

REFUNDS 1921

Mar. 28. G. P. Wood, overpayment ..... $22.00 Apnpaels: Ho. Coburn. sretundh.auto

DIATES Poe ee eee 8.60 me uw cee Creas.U.55...W. 1b: A. band 2 25.50

Protested checks, refunded ... 98.85

$154.95 Detail No. 29

TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN

ANM@OAIC MEA UDUSL Lot leeere cameo ke ose S29 125

Detail No. 30

ABATEMENTS AND DISCOUNT

Abatements, allowed by Selectmen, 1941.. $130.00 Abatements, allowed by Selectmen, 1940.. 199.27 Discountssbyavotesohe own, ys 4h a 288.51

$617.78 Detail No. 31

INTEREST ON TEMPORARY LOANS 1941

Apr, -l43 second National’ Bank Axeeee®. $65.00 Niveau e>econdseNational, Banke. «0 ae 37.49

$102.49 Detail No. 32

INTEREST ON LONG TERM NOTES 1941

Vi eco ee CCONd Nationals bank sae ee ~lo.o4 PA eel Ul OTs LOS: 1”... caste reels 60.00 Sept. 380. Second National Bank ........ 13.34


INTEREST ON TRUST FUNDS i|

Aor. 147, G, P. Wood, Treas.,interest..... $6.76

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Detail No. 44

PAYMENT ON TEMPORARY LOANS 1941

Mar. 28. Second National Bank, Nashua $5,000.00 Aug. 30. Second National Bank, Nashua 10,000.00

' $15,000.00 Detail No. 45

PAYMENT ON LONG TERM NOTES 1941

Sept. 30. Second National Bank, Nashua $666.67

Detail No. 48

PAYMENTS TO TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS

1941 Apr. 14. /G..P..Wood; Treasurers $892.50

Detail No. 50

TAXES PAID TO COUNTY OF HILLSBOROUGH

1941 Novi" 18s) Treasurer’ County. <.ve eee $7,008.16

Detail No. 52

PAYMENT TO SCHOOL DISTRICT

1940*Balance-ot Appropriation. = eee... $6,948.50 L941 "PAart Of appropriavion eee 5,000.00

$11,948.50

TRUST FUNDS

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AUDITORS’ REPORT

We, the undersigned, auditors of the Town of Pelham hereby certify that we have examined the books and accounts of the Selectmen, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Treasurer of Trust Funds, Treasurer of Cemetery Trustees, Treasurer of Library Trustees and Fire Warden. We find all orders correctly cast and proper vouchers

for all disbursements. We find that the Selectmen have issued orders on

the Treasurer to the amount of $55,824.89. That the Treasurer has received from various sources $63,447.15 and has paid the above mentioned orders leaving a balance in the treasury of $7,622.26.

The Tax Collector has $8,160.41 of the 1941 tax to collect and $219.54 of the 1940 tax.

The Town Clerk has paid the Treasurer $1,320.98 for the 1941 auto permits and $82.78 for the 1942 permits. He has paid the Treasurer $295.40 for dog licenses.

The Treasurer of Trust Funds has a balance of $397.50 on hand. Trust Funds amount to $11,346.77.

The Treasurer of Cemetery Trustees has a balance of $110.70 on hand.

The Treasurer of the Public Library Trustees has a balance on hand of $178.46.

ERNEST G. SHERBURNE, HENRY M. CURRIER,

Auditors.

713

CEMETERY TRUSTEES’ REPORT FOR 1941 -

1941 ities Feb. 22

May 20

Sept. 25

Olei «al

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Receipts

Balanceson Nand eaawaeeers «1 Received of Mrs. Arthur W.

Greeley for lot No. 7, range 4, S. W. section, Gibson Addition

Received of Harvey A. Perreault for lot No. 9, range 2, S. W. section, Gibson Addition ....

Received Town Appropriation for cemeteries for 1941 .....

Received of Paul P. Steckiewicz for lot No. 10, range 2, S.-W. section, Gibson Addition ....

Received of Mary A. Liepold for lot No. 4, range 3, S. W.. sec- tIOn;-Gibson Addition’ 442.2. +.

Received of Richard H. Currier for lot No. 2, range 1, S. W. section, Gibson Addition ....

$2.25

15.00

2.00

150.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

$175.25

Eapenditures

Paid George P. Wood for cleaning up cemeteries

Box rent and tax on second box in Union Old Lowell National Bank

Paid Fred A. Greeley for cleaning up N. Pelham and Gumpus cemeteries “Gar es oo Foe

Paid George P. Wood for cutting over and cleaning up cemeteries

Box rent and tax, Union Old Lowell National Bank

cee ec ® © © © © @

o? 0) 0 1 Oh6s OR OF. 08 0) 6) On 04 © 8 (6 92 Bye) OTe 6

BalanCerdals ol, O47 ere eee es vie ase

GEORGE P. WOOD, Treasurer of Trustees.

$13.50

5.55

18.50

20.00

6.00

$63.55 $111.70

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PELHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY

Treasurer’s Report

Receipts

Cash on hand: January 35151941) 00 et $204.50

Received: MA DDPropriation hs eee he eee ae ae, 450.00

iterest;* bank 3 sci vcr Rte heer 12.50 Krom Seavey) bstate* 2.) ot yee ae 35.00 Fyom* old’ furnaces Wage. ovate on ere 5.00 Fyrom’ fines) ae Se eA aoe 3.99

$710.95 Hixpenses — 2 le Pee Ree po 532.49

Balance February, 9426s ee ee $178.46

HKxpenditures

PATICON {ONE Se Oe ai ae. te Oe $75.00 TADPALIAN Ue. eee ee ea a eee 100.00 HCl yc omeck eat hs acc eaaye ese ed, Wea Sn ae ge ne 63.50 SHerourmmer bros, lUMDEr ses. see 13.60 REPAMING eShY LIS Ne el cake eh Laie eek ee 3.00 Lock=and @keys. 35-5 See eee 1.75 Repairing chimney: >. .ae 1. 4. ae cee 40.00 BOOS 2.345 heehee yecsl exe TOPE ners eg eee 166.43 Printing ;2°Rh. Bee aoe ote eee 8.00 Ash can andihinges (252.4... Soe ees 3.60 Repair bulkhead and cellar stairs ........ 14.00 Curtis: Publishing! Co. Pe5a0% one eee 3.00 Truck and@laboris cee ee eee 19.33 Cleaning and waxing floors ........ ae. 15.80 Mat for floortiee ais ao eee ee 1.49 Hy. H.. Atwood supplies! 24 ks2 Eixpense.to Boston anne eee > 1.50 Gx. W. ‘Hobbs, supplies sei. tee ieee LAF

$532.49


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LIBRARIAN’S REPORT

Number of volumes in the library ........ 7,625 Number of books acquired during year .... 99 Circulation of books for, the year .......... sags Largest circulation in one month—Feb. .... 416 Smallest circulation in one month—July ... 282 Number of cards issued during year ...... | 24 PONount Tecelyedsinudines isa sw nies ae $3.95

Received for the year, National Geographic, gift of Mr. Sherman Hobbs, The Country Gentleman, gift of Mrs. E. L. Overlock, also received Our Dumb Animals, Recruiting News, and The New Hampshire Trouba- dour.

Subscribed for a children’s magazine, Jack and Jill.

Over a hundred books were collected in the drive for books for the soldiers, sailors and marines.

Respectfully submitted,

MARY E. HOBBS, Librarian.

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SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF BOOKS IN THE PELHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY

(By Authors)

KRIGCTION==—" Ro’

Anderson, Barbara—The Days Grow Cold 3218 Beals, Helen Abbott—The River Rises 3212 Baldwin, Faith—The Heart Remembers 3219 Baldwin, Faith—Temporary Address, Reno 3220 Beeding, Francis—The Secret Weapon 3221 Bower, B. M.—The Flying W. Strikes 8222 Brickell, Herschel (Ed.)—Prize Stories of 1941 3223 Cather, Willa—Sapphira and the Slave Girl rato Cronin, A. J.—The Keys of the Kingdom 3216 Chase, Mary Ellen—Windswept 3224 Coxe, George Harmon—Mrs. Murdock Takes a

Case 3225 Davis, Don—Rio Kid Justice 3226 Davis, Don—Two Gun Rio Kid one Falstaff, Jake—The Big Snow 3228 Ferber, Edna—Saratoga Trunk o22g Flint, Margaret—October Fires 3230 Forester, C. S.—Captain Horatio Hornblower 3231 Gooden, Arthur Henry—The Range Hawk 3232 Gregory, Jackson—The Red Law D200 Grey, Zane—Wildfire 3234 Hemingway, Ernest—For Whom the Bell Tolls 3214 Hill, Grace Livingstone—Astra 3235 Hilton, James—Random Harvest 3236 Knight, Eric—This Above All ye A Kent, Louise Andrews—Mrs. Appleyard’s Year 3237

‘ Larrimore, Lida—Beyond Tomorrow 3238 Lincoln, Joseph C.—The New Hope 3239

Little, Constance Gwenwyth—The Black Shrouds 3240 Long, Max—Death Goes Native 3241 Lutes, Della T.—Country School Ma’am 3242

Mesereau, John—The Corpse Comes Ashore 3243

Nordhoff, Chas. and Hall—Botany Bay 3244

Nutting, George—Horse Thief Canon 3245

Popkin, Zelda—Dead Man’s Gift 3246

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Prouty, Olive Higgins—Now, Voyager Reeves, Emily—Then Again June De La Roche, Mazo—Wakefield’s Course Steinbeck, John—Grapes of Wrath Von Tempski, Armine—Born in Paradise Wells, Carolyn—Murder in the Casino Williams, Ben Ames—The Strange Woman Williams, Ben Ames—Come Spring Wynne, Pamela—The Splendor of Love

JUVENILE FICTION—“J”’

Building and Flying Model Airplanes D’Aulaire, Ingri and Edgar—George Washington D’Aulaire, Ingri and Edgar—Abraham Lincoln D’Aulaire, Ingri and Edgar—Leif the Lucky Bell, Kensil—Coast Guard Cadets Bryant, Sara Cane—Epaminoudas and His

Auntie Blank, Clair—Beverly Gray’s Romance Dalgliesh, Alice and Milhouse, Katherine—Wings Around South

America Farley, Walter—The Black Stallion Van der Heide, Dirk—My Sister and I Lawson, Robert—They Were Strong and Good Leighton, Margaret—The Secret of the Old House Longstreth, T. Morris—In Lightning or in Rain Paull, Grace—Raspberry Patch Sperry, Armstrong—Call It Courage Seaman, Agnes Hueill—The Missing Half Sewell, Helen—Jimmy and Jemima Shirk, Jeanette C.—Mr. Baxter’s Dandelion

Garden Strang, Steve—Dude Rancher Theiss, Lewis E.—F lying with the C. A. A. Walker, John B.—War in the Air White, Eliza Orne—Autobiography of a Cat Wilder; Laura—The Little Town on the Prairie Yates, Elizabeth—Haven for the Brave

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS—*V”’

Byrd, Richard E.—Little America Dark, Eleanor—The Timeless Land

3247 3248 3249 3215 3250 a2ol o202 D299 o254

1454 1437 1438 1439 1435

1436 1468

1440 1441 1442 1435 1443 1444 1447 1432 1449 1450

1451 1452 1453 1454 1455 1456 1457

486 480

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Herring, Hubert—Good Neighbors Peattie, Donald Culross—The Road of a Naturalist Stevens, William O—Forever England Stevens, William O.—Nantucket Tourtellot, Arthur Bernon—The Charles

BIOGRAPHY—*“B”’

Berkov, Robert—Strong Man of China Brooks, Van Wyck—New England Indian Summer Cleavland, Agnes Morley—No Life for a Lady Kraus, René—Winston Churchill Partridge, Bellamy—Big Family Sloan, Alfred P., Jr.—Adventures of a White

Collar Man Valtin, John—Out of the Night Ybarra, T. R.—Young Man of Caracas

DRAMA AND POETRY—“D”

Miller, Alice Duer—The White Cliffs

HISTOR Y—‘H”

Shirer, William—Berlin Diary

MISCELLANEOUS—“M”

Hindus, Maurice—Humanity Uprooted Maloney, John—Let There Be Mercy

Odyssey of a Red Cross Man Van de Water, Frederic F.—The Circling Year

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS—*P. D”

N. H. Manual of the General Court, 1941 New Hampshire Agriculture, Vol. XVII New Hampshire State Papers, Vol. VII New Hampshire State Papers, Vol. XX XIX

Year Book of Agriculture, 1940 N. H. Reports, Vol. XII, 1939-1940 New Hampshire Laws, 1941 Journals of the N. H. Senate and House, 1941

481 482 483 484 485

384 385 387 382 388

385 590 O89

208

504

353

298 299

ANNUAL REPORT

of the

SCHOOL BOARD, TREASURER, AUDITOR, SUPERINTENDENT, HEADMASTER AND

SCHOOL NURSE

of the

SCHOOL DISTRICT of Pelham, N. H.

for the

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1941

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DISTRICT OFFICERS

Moderator

CHARLES W. HOBBS

School Board

ERNEST G. SHERBURNE, Sec. Term expires 1942

WALTER 8S. BURTON, Chairman Term expires 1943

TERESA F. MULDOON, Clerk Term expires 1944

Clerk

LUCY C. KOEHLER

Treasurer

DANIEL S. ATWOOD

Auditor

CARL M. MANSFIELD

81

SCHOOL WARRANT

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

To the Inhabitants of the School District of Pelham, Hillsboro County, qualified to vote in district affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said district on the 21st day of March, 1942, at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects:

1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.

2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.

3. To choose a Member of the School Board for the ensuing three years.

4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.

5. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and Truant Officer, and fix the compen- sation of any other officers or agent of the district.

6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Com- mittees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.

7. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in relation to any subject embraced in this warrant.

8. To see if the district will vote to make any al- teration in the amount of money required to be assessed for the ensuing year for the support of public schools and the payment of the statutory obligations of the district as determined by the school board in its annual report.

9. To see if the school district will vote to use the town check list at future school meetings.

10. To transact, any other business that may legally come before said meeting.

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Given under our hands at said Pelham, this 18th day of February, 1942.

WALTER 8S. BURTON, TERESA F. MULDOON, ERNEST G. SHERBURNE,

School Board of Pelham.

A true copy of Warrant—Attest:

WALTER 8. BURTON, TERESA F. MULDOON, ERNEST G. SHERBURNE, |

School Board of Pelham.

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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER

For the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1941

Cash‘on hand June 30,1940 ............ $1,398.69 Received from Selectmen, appro-

priation for current year .... $11,713.00 Tepe SLES ee by At Nii aa ied ee an 235.50 Received from State Treasurer

CURL Ler ud Cr bees EAE ESOL Yenc ag 2D betcul Received from all sources .... 204.00

| 14,524.81

Total amount available for fiscal year .... $15,923.50 Messe scocole boards Orders. Pald. ... ean ee 14,641.36

Balance on hand as of June 30, 1941 ..... $1,282.14

HELEN M. MORRIS, District Treasurer.

June 30, 1941.

AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify thtat we have examined the books, vouchers, bank statements and other financial records of the treasurer of the school district of Pel- ham, of which the aobve is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941 and find them correct in all respects.

CARL M. MANSFIELD, Auditor.

July 5, 1941.

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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PELHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT

July 1, 1940—July 1, 1941

Receipts From the State:

Equalization fund for elementary schools $2.372.31 From Taxation:

Support of elementary schools $6,549.00 Support of high school .... 1,608.00 Highs school tuition + .o..20: 2,200.00 Salaries of district officers .. 259.00 Payment of per capita tax .. 376.00 Special appropriations ..... 721.00

(LOtal “Sik beh 6 eo Gee Li713.00 Frm Sources Other than Taxation:

Dog licenses, 1940 ..2...... $235.50 Elementary school tuitions—

Windhant: oy. scree ete 96.00 Elementary school tuitions— WIC aT aha eee tees 108.00

OUR ee ee eet ee Cee 439.50

Total receipts from: all sources 3), ina. $14,524.81 Cash on hand at beginning of year, July 1, LOA OMe tah deere oc 1eep ete eater nt ee 1,398.69

Grandstotal .. . aac ae eae ees $15,923.50

Payments Administration:

Salaries/of districtofficers {eee $235.00 Superintendent’s excess salary ........ 217.78 Truant officers and school census ...... 15.00 Hixpenses’ of administration’... ...... eu. 163.24

Instruction: Principals’ and teachers’ salaries ...... 7,186.00 TOXEMDOOKS: cee hoes aera nick sasha ete 217.04

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PCUOLMAES SUD DIES caret tee eeeee i 250.59 Flags and appurtenances ............. 11.60 Other expenses of instruction ......... 16.84

Operation and Maintenance of School Plant: JANILOLSSCrVICE>.-. cn. car Oe 287.00 LTD C2) bea tsarie ne 0 Rane eas 2 So i bo 3 431.82 Water, light, janitor’s supplies ........ 128.22 Minor repairs and expenses .......... Zle.9D

Auxiliary Agencies and Special Activities: Pealtnesupervisions j+..5 -« <+ ss lteeneeeee 275.00 (Rransporvalionsote DUDLIS?. = :;- «tee tee 1,395.00 Hd DeSCHOOlLULUION ae... is ce scree tee eee 2,056.00 Elementary school tuition ......:...... 19.00 Other SPecraleactlVItles? ..=%..: sien eee 30.70

Fixed Charges: Tax for state wide supervision (per

CA DIU aM there ot adeis tele Sehr ae ene 376.00 Insurance and other fixed charges ...... 14.44

Outlay for Construction and Equipment: Lands *and- new building's: ..........2- 1,023.63 AlterationssoL old’ buildines “2. aes Th51

Total= payments: .....°....4.5% Sone $14,641.36

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DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES FOR SCHOOLS:

Salaries of District Officers: Lucy Koehler, Clerk........ $5.00 Charles W. Hobbs, Moderator _ 5.00 Ernest. G: Sherburne «... 7... 60.00. WaktertS? Burton ois ae eee 60.00 Teresa F. Muldoon .....:.. ~ 60.00 Felon sis IMOVrisn. See 45.00

| $235.00 Superintendent’s Excess Salary: Ms

Herbert W. Canfield, Treas- 3 urer of Supervisory Union $217.78 217.78

Expenses of Administration: Carl Mansfield, Auditor .... $5.00 Henry M. Currier, bond .... 20.00 Teresa Muldoon (postage, tel.

CaS) 07 eres oe ns Coca 7.00 Herbert W. Canfield, (Union EXNETISE)seevidereones ee: 91.00

Fe PSM Te oe tne rete 2.90 Fred W. Hall (expense) .... 10.00 Anna eH oF siing ieee. B49 Fred W. Hall (expense, tel. COL RRR gece, Bn, See eee 11.45

Edson C. Eastman Co. ..... 2.10 Hudson School District .... 6.70 Bred UW pba ee nee ee ae 4.30

163.24 Truant Officer and School Census:

Bessie FiJones #.).1os962 22. $15.00 15.00

Principal’s and Teachers’ Salaries: Robert W. Googins ........ $1,500.0 Doris Dela wareicr siete 1,100.00 Helen Trudelexn 2.8224 > 4... 871.00 Katherine Peabody (sub.) .. 4.00 Catherine Donovan .:...... 936.00: Sophie Raucykevich ....... 825.00

Gertrude Cousins § vii ovate. 925.00 Phyllis Atwood’ .. 5 g.:F 2454 | 825.00 UNE PIS Ger tats tos pein ck 200.00

7,186.00 Textbooks:

PULVNithcs AGO Una re a4 ates $38.24 DROLaL OfasiiamtCOsk 1.5 sas 3 30.80 PPIs CON rer. wine (BI 92 Iroquois Publishing Co. .... 6.65 World Books@o. 2. a... 5... 38.42 Le ee S OTY COn at Hes, ae 5.39

,¢Bobbs-Merrill Co. ......... 5.04 ArlowWublishine): Conk is3 .'... 4.63 McCormack Mathers Co. ... 7.44 John Winston Co. ......... 5.71 MSH ED ARNCSE? oc cha ek ees 3.96 F. A. Owen Publishing Co. .. 4.00 HENNEY LEO A... sue. baie. 9:71 RU Pee Ny O02. Seis PES 35.56 Gah. Gunderson. 82.76% 1.20. Wm. Weleh :Mfe. Co........ 10.53 Oxtordebook..Cow. moked bi. 2.04

217.04 Scholars’ Supplies:

Jedemdbqaw 405 sorte’: "ot yaa Oar $12.15 Edward E. Babb Co. ....... 153.31 Russell Sage Foundation ... 70 Public School Publishing Co. 84 Iroquois Publishing Co. .... 1.03 eB e Colbie C0: i gyre. eS 3.24 Time, In@ePesseenes oe kes 5.00 ‘Charles Homeyer & Co. .... “N1Lb.38: Philip) Morris: Co:taiais:). 00 41.33 World BoGkG@b)... 2. 65. anes 12.99 PATNI ST Nee ee ee ois fen ean 4.62

250.59 Flags and Appurtenances: 3 LL WLR Siaee ein a iin se cee ae $11.60 =F .60

Other Expenses of Instruction: Pett TCO opie sw beets hens $5.25 TO Warne Hw aaDb..COl~. eee 2 2.19

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Charles W. Homeyer Co. ... 3.30 TeresazMuldoonie) ee 4.00 Mary: sneroulne 9 Geet re 2.10

16.84 Janitor Service: SUMIOMSHIS NE. pe stare $107.00 DISthICbS SCHOOLS: ata ae ~ 1,180.00

1,287.00 Fuel: 7

HUSWOrthiaomithes. +a eee $61.00 Carle Mansicla see 1a. ne 105.00 William Da Sinith eye ee 105.00 George We Harris aia 4 cr 135.50 ard Oise caeece. s eeieee re PAL ay Granite State Elec. Co. ..... 4.00

431.82 Minor Repairs and Expenses:

Arthuri Bedard s244ee wee $4.50 Osgood Construction Co. ... 16.11 Oeeb Coburn soa 7.30 VET ANESUICKNIC Vag esiees.cucteeer ee 2.10 WilamibHerbert (424 eee 22.40 CharlestHernbertzac awison 10.00 PALINAS BW OOUEE Sct oe eee 85.95 SHeETDUINEHG LOS. ie ane 25.79 GeorgvesDionne = ......). omen 4.00 Richard Mansfield ...° 4.24 125 Wailliameleebert es... ee 5.00 Ernest G:“Sherburne .:.... 20.77 Glen? Koehlerain se 6.05 Garrie-Atwoad h..2.1 eo ee PhD

213.95 Health Supervision :

ATNaSHOrskine. aa eee $275.00 275.00

Transportation of Pupils: GeoroemAllard®? ete ee $585.00 Harisleonardese eee 810.00

1,395.00

High School Tuition: Cityecm LOwelle.p ee. oei ts Gitve0ieNasntiay.. <0 .s:cue

Elementary Tuition: Hudson School District ....

Other Special Activities: EU De MOLEISROOw fiw dendtes. « PL mo AIMeS wees irae 6 tes

Insurance: Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Co.

Per Capita Tax: SLALOM PCASULCI6 14 tte we ans

New Equipment: DEANTOLLEME LOS etre erates seu ANUABLOESKINie ie eileen. lass: Cre LH SAW Cryin 2 tn tet is) o'o 3 HredeWrELAllenwetivaan. sso... Beare OCU CK sey wwieRe ri 6

Special Appropriations: Seddon Whatmough (Wiring

Gaceshille School) ts... .% - Junior High Toilets:

PATLOUL DeGAlGse nn meets & Horest. KWelleyer is. snow ces PeODELtSOMs CO meee e ericuc wer DNeETOULNCeDLOSwe aie. ae. Clén;Koehleraen peace a. AN Lets gtaretse la sch) ee ea eae eland: Boucwelle een ats... Be Gaoberburmew snes eek ie:

Ota ED AVITIOU CS ie ereas tees eas MaAsnsonsiangelUlyel atO4 to...) se.

$1,456.00 600.00

$19.00

16.30 14.40

$14.44

$376.00

$12.40 4.45 2.90 eat |

48.49

$75.00

376.40

Report on Cloyd Fund No Expenditures petribewiyoe’ 4 nvieves, VES: Oe eae eas @.6..@ 46 “05.05 0) .¢

2,056.00

19.00

30.70

14.44

276.00

77.51

75.00

948.63

$14,641.36 1,282.14

$203.96

90:

RETURN OF DISTRICT REVENUE, 1941

School District of Pelham

Support of Schools: School Board budget of nec- -. |

essary expenses of (High) « $1,636.00 Instruction, operation and

Special activities (Elem.) 8,980.00

$10,616.00 Other Statutory Requirements:

Salaries of district officers .. $235.00 Truant officer and school cen-

SUS) .. s/s eis als aheun ak Ree 24.00 Superintendent’s excess sal-

PA ad aeeancectn oC hiagtt marie sen nd ob aioe * + 226.00 $2 per capita tax for super- |

VISION. nc ener et tere eaten eee 366.00 Tuition in high schools and

ACADEMIES Tame ete tees 2,400.00 Other obligations .......... 345.00

3.990.00

Special Appropriations: New ceiling and _ refinish |

walls of Center School ... 150.00 150.00

Total amount of school board’s budget and special appropriations made by CIStrictye 23564 ae Shs ae $14,356.00

Deduction for estimated income of district from sources other than current taxation 2,342.34

Amount to be raised by taxation for budget BIraeADPLOPLiauiOmy sta cle is wees seetetearees $12,013.66

Authorization to Incur Debt: None

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CERTIFICATES

I certify that the above is a correct statement of the obligations authorized, and the amounts to be assessed to meet statutory requirements and appropriations made at the annual meeting of the Pelham School District held March 22, 1941.

LUCY L. KOEHLER, Clerk of the School District.

March 22, 1941. |

To the State Board of Education:

I certify that the above is a correct statement of the financial proceedings of.the district for 1941, and that copies of this statement have been filed with the chairman of the board of selectmen and entered in the records of the school board.

WALTER S. BURTON, Chairman of the School Board.

March 22, 1941.

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SCHOOL BOARD’S ESTIMATE FOR 1942-43

School District of Pelham

School Board’s statement of amounts required to support public schools and meet other statutory obligations of the district for the fiscal year beginning JUlyelluA2,

DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES

Support of Schools: High Sch. Elem. Sch.

Teachers’ salaries $1,800.00 $6,210.00 Text bOOKSie Sa: 75.00 175.00 Scholars’ supplies 50.00 225.00 Flags and appur-

Tenances ete eee eee 10.00 Other expenses of

TNStLUCTIONS i.) ROE 30.00 Janitor service .. 48.00 258.00 Hoel yee ee 88.00 403.00 Water, light, jani-

tors’ supplies .. 35.00 90.00 Minor repairs and

eX pensess (ee 30.00 270.00 Health supervision

(Med. inspec- TION) ae eee 20.00 255.00

Transportation of : DUDS See ee tee ee 1,395.00

Other special ac- ? LIVILICS tort erie ae eee 30.00

$1,646.00 $9,351.00 $10,997.00

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Other Statutory Requirements: Salaries of district officers

(TIxXG0y DVeUISLIICU) Gre ee $235.00 Truant officer and school cen-

sus (fixed by district) .... 24.00 Payment of tuitions in high

schools (est. by district) .. 1,800.00 Superintendent’s excess salary

CXEUS OVE ss.) eee 220.00 Per capita tax (reported by

States -reasurer) reer. oo. 360.00 Other Obligations:

I7isuranceys 2 $125.00 New equipment 50.00 Administration 170.00

DAs en a, 345.00 2,984.00

Total Amount Required to Meet School Boardisebudecevee «a... Cena. Nis. ou $13,981.00

ESTIMATED INCOME OF DISTRICT

Balance June 30, 1942 (Esti- TIAL C) ceek Pete re cots ess, $300.00

State Aid (December 1942— PLIOCIOCTIU \aeereeatektis ck ae oh 2,075.48

MO PalaX,.(CSLIMALEC) itatssas si astae te 200.00

Deduct total estimated income (NOt TAISCGeDValay) ites. 2,575.48

Assessment required to balance School POAT Oise DUG OC te ee ee tut, $11,405.52

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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

To the School Board and Citizens of the Town of Pelham:

There were three changes in the teaching staff this year. At Gage Hill Mary Shaughnessey filled the vacancy caused by the resignation of Gertrude Cou- sins. At North Pelham Helen Zolkos filled the vacancy caused by the resignation of Sophie Raucykevich and at the Junior High School Alice Morrill filled the vacancy caused by the resignation of Doris Delaware.

In September, 1941, Superintendent Fred W. Hail was called to service in the United States Army. My duties as acting Superintendent of Schools began on October 1st. The work for the year had been very well organized and planned. I have, with practically no changes, carried on these plans.

The North Pelham P. T. A. which is now a part of the Pelham P. T. A. has had the North Pelham School wired and equipped for electric lights. This fine community service is greatly appreciated by the teacher, children and all who use the building.

Because of the long dry season, the Junior High water system installed last year has been out of com- mission since last October 2nd, more than four months. Up to the present time, the well has failed to fill sufficiently to make its use practicable. We plan to try the system again this week. If the supply of water proves inadequate some action will be necessary to insure the school a reasonable supply of water for the future.

May I take this opportunity to express my appre- ciation to the School Board, teachers, and all who have helped to make the work very pleasant and successful.

ENROLLMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1942

Grade 1 2 3 4 5 6 aR Lo a 0 Totals Genter SChOOI thes eke soe a De TAP IS SOLO TVA a Weare, ee) oe cules 35 Worthy Pelham * 2.5.00 sus sts 5 2 3 3 7 4 24 GAM PIS: UO CHOOl petcuiess she's Sh oe 1 GF 2 1 15

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Roll of Perfect Attendance

North Pelham School—Daniel Pearson, Grade V. Gumpus School—Chester W. Spaulding, Grade III. Gage Hill School—Frederick Simpson, Grade III. Junior, High—Theresa Boucher, Alma McCallum,

Grade VII. High School—Rita Bennett, Josephine Hirsch,

Grade IX. Respectfully submitted,

GAIUS H. BARRETT, Acting Superintendent of Schools.

96

REPORT OF HEADMASTER

Pelham, New Hampshire. February 11, 1942

To the Superintendent of Schools, the School Board, and Citizens of Pelham:

Herewith is submitted the annual report of Pelham High School.

The total registration for the year 1941-42 to date, in the high school is twenty-two, nine in grade X and thirteen in grade IX.

The curriculum for 1941-42 follows, the course al- ternating, as usual, with the curriculum of last year:

English 9 50 min. per., 4 days per week * Jr Bus Training be 99 Bes 9? 3) 9 93

World Cultura 72 99 99 9? 9) 9 tM

*Erench 9-10 99 be) 99 99 9) 9? bP]

General Science Fundamentals (as

needed ) 99 99 99 b>) 9? 9? > B ]

* Elective.

On account of the President’s appeal on behalf of the war effort, school activties this year will center on activities within the school, which will aid this effort. At this writing, plans are underway whereby pupils may form clubs for the purpose of giving ma- terial aid such as sewing, knitting, handicraft, or any other type of help that may be necessary. Warden service within the school, preparing for pos-

sible air raids and emergencies, and activities of this nature are to be stressed. Drills and instruction are being held to prepare for any eventuality either within or outside of the school building.

Hot soup is again being served this year under the sponsorship of the local unit of the P. T. A. and is much appreciated in the cold weather. We are also grateful for a contribution toward our Christmas party by this organization.

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Our attendance record, which in the past has been so good, has been cut into this year by an unusual amount of sickness. We shall appreciate the coopera- tion of parents in this matter of seeing that all pupils maintain regular attendance unless confined to their homes with actual sickness.

The teachers wish to thank the superintendent, school nurse, and all those who have aided us in our school effort this year.


ROBERT W. GOOGINS, Headmaster.

98

REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSE

Pelham, New Hampshire February 3, 1942

To the Superintendent of Schools, the School Board and the Citizens of Pelham:

I present my report as school nurse from February 1, 1941 to Februray 1, 1942.

Number of pupils examined (3 examinations) 513 . Number of pupils having defective vision .... 3 Number of pupils having defective tonsils .... 35 Number of pupils having chicken pox ........ 3 Number of pupils having mumps ........... 11 Number of pupils having whooping cough .... 4 Number of pupils having impetigo ........ nd 10 Number of pupils having ringworm ......... 1 Number of pupils attending dental clinic .... 30 Number of- home Visits’. .074. fcc ee ee 154 Number: of: schoolavisits ss... ari setae ee 236

The P. T. A. sponsored the Dental Clinic last May and June and thirty children had their dental work done, each paying. a small charge. The transportation to Dr. Welch’s office in Nashua, N. H., was provided for by several of our Pelham women.

The P. T. A. has also sponsored the soup project during the coldest months of the winter, the children paying .02 for a generous serving, and those who can- not afford to pay are given some free of charge.

Most of the cases of chicken pox have been at the Gage Hill School, with a few cases in North Pelham. All of the cases of mumps have been at the Center. We have had no cases of measles this year. There hav been quite a few cases of sore throat and also severe colds and these have been scattered over the whole town.


ANNA M. HORSKIN, R. N. School Nurse.

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