Annual report, Winchester, New Hampshire

ANNUAL REPORT

of the

Town Officers

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School District

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MODERATOR

ELMER L. JOHNSON

TOWN CLERK

DONALD C. MANNING

TOWN TREASURER

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM

SELECTMEN AND ASSESSORS

WILMOT A. SMITH Term Expires 1958

FRED A. CLARK Term expires 1959

CHARLES J. DRUGG Term expires 1960

TAX COLLECTOR

W. EARLE JONES

HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER

RICHARD N. STETSON

POLICE CHIEF

CORTLAND PUTNAM

SPECIAL POLICE

VERNON A. JONES ALEX GRENDA C. ROBERT TACY STANLEY 8S. CABAN FRANK STAPLES ALEXANDER GALE GEORGE EARL PIPER NORMAN BAKER

FIRE WARDENS

RICHARD E. CROUMIE, Chief LEONARD P. TACY, Ass'’t

FOREST FIRE WARDEN

EARL D. SWETT

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DEPUTY WARDENS

ELWIN O. TRUESDELL — CLIFFORD E. MONROE ATWELL M. NASH FRANK T. SALONEN

WALTON E. THOMPSON

OVERSEER OF THE POOR

CHARLOTTE A. DUSTIN

AUDITORS

ROBERT SCHAUFUS ARNOLD B. CONWAY

HERBERT TAYLOR

WATER COMMISSIONERS

CLARENCE 8S. WALKER Term expires 1958

GEORGE R. FOSDICK, SR. Term expires 1959

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM > Term expires 1960

TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM | Term expires 1958

STEPHEN P. JOHNSON, Bookkeeper Term expires 1959

CLYDE SWAN Term expires 1960

LIBRARY TRUSTEES

EDITH W. ATKINS Term expires 1958

CARMENCITA C. PERRY Term expires 1958

OLIVE B. HOLMES Term expires 1958

GERALDINE D. DICKINSON Term expires 1959

PARKE F. WEEKS Term expires 1959

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM Term expires 1959

AHEL A. BARBER Term expires 1960

STELLA V. GODLESKI Term expires 1960 DORIS T. WHEELER Term expires 1960

BUDGET COMMITTEE

GEORGE R. FOSDICK, SR. Term expires 1958

DONALD C. MANNING Term expires 1958

ELMER JOHNSON Term expires 1958

WALTON THOMPSON Term expires 1959 ALTON W. HORTON Term expires 1959

ROGER S. DUBRISKE Term expires 1959

FOREST A. FROST Term expires 1960

ALERED EO DETOUR Term expires 1960

WALTER RYLL Term expires 1960

WILMOT A. SMITH Selectman

STEPHEN JOHNSON School Board

TOWN PLANNING BOARD

CLARENCE C. COOK, Chairman Term expires 1958

CARL D. GRUPE Term expires 1958

S. GUY JOHNSON Term expires 1959

PHILIP KNIGHTS Term expires 1959

J. RAY DONOVAN Term expires 1960

MRS. DOUGALD BOYD, Sec. Term expires 1960

WILMOT A. SMITH Selectman

MUSTERFIELD AND CEMETERY COMMITTEE

HOWARD F. LITTLE Term expires 1958

WILLIAM E. JONES Term expires 1959

FRED C.: MORSE Term expires 1960

TOWN FOREST COMMITTEE

DWIGHT E. JENNINGS CLIFFORD E. MONROE

J. RAY DONOVAN

SUPERVISORS OF CHECKLIST

GEORGE B. PIPER MARJORIE COOK ALEXANDER THOMPSON

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

FREDERICK H. INGHAM ALEXANDER P. THOMPSON

Town Meeting Warrant

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

To the inhabitants of the Town of Winchester, in the County

of Cheshire in the said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said

Winchester on Tuesday the eleventh day of March next, 1958

at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following

subjects: The polls not to close at an earlier hour than six of

the clock in the afternoon.

ARTICLE 1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for

the ensuing year.

ARTICLE 2. To receive reports of the Selectmen, Town

Treasurer and other Town Officers including agents and Com-

mittees and act thereon.

ARTICLE 3. To see if the town will vote to raise and ap-

propriate the following sums for the following purposes, or

take action thereon:

Bud. Com.

Art. Asks Rec.

GENERAL GOVERNMENT 1. Town Officers’ Salaries $ 5700 00 $ 5700 00

2. Town Officers’ Expenses 4000 00 4000 00

3. Election and Registration Expenses 800 00 800 00

4. Municipal Court Expenses 300 00 300 00

.. Expenses, Town Hall and Commons 4000 00 4000 00

PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY

6. Police Department 1850 00 1850 00

7. Fire Department 8000 00 8000 00

8. Forest Fire Department 1500 00 1500 00

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

9. District Nursing Association 3500 00 3500 00

10. Vital Statistics 175 00 175 00

11. Town Dump and Garbage Removal 3955 00 3955 00 12. Elliott Memorial Hospital 1000 00 += 1000 00

HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES

13. Town Maintenance—Summer

14. Town Maintenance—Winter

15. Tarring Town Roads

16. Street Lighting

17. General Expenses, Highway

18. Town Road Aid

19. Sidewalk Construction

LIBRARIES

20. Libraries

PUBLIC WELFARE

21. Direct Aid

22. State Cases

23. Old Age Assistance

PATRIOTIC PURPOSES

24. Memorial Day and Veterans’ Assoc.

25. Aid to Soldiers and Their Families

RECREATION

26. Eddie Ford's Fund

27. E.L.M. Playgrounds

PUBLIC ENTERPRISES

28. Cemeteries

UNCLASSIFIED

29. Damages and Legal Expenses

30. Advertising and Regional Assoc.

31. Debt and Bond Retirement

32. Employees’ Retirement and Soc. Sec.

INTEREST

33. On Temporary Loans

34. On Bonded Debt

35. On Long Term Notes

PAYMENT ON PRINCIPAL OF DEBT

36. Bonds

37. Long Term Notes

22000 18500 10000 0149 2700 1076 900

900

2900 1000 9400

200 2000

300 4000

4200

300 100 019 700

1500 4350 2852

9000 26595

00 00 00 92 00 42 00

00

00 00

22000 18500 10000 9149 2900 1076 400

900

2900 1000 9400

200 2000

300 4000

4200

300 100 o19 700

1500 4350 2852

9000 26595

00 00 00 92 00 42 00

00

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ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-

propriate the sum of $11,457.50 for previous year overdratt.

Recommended

)

ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize

the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.

ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and

appropriate a sum not to exceed $3,600.00 for the purpose of

purchasing a new two ton dump truck for the Highway De-

partment and authorize the Selectmen and Highway Com-

missioner to trade in the present town truck.

Without Recommendation

ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will raise and appropri-

ate $800.00 for the purpose of purchasing Two-Way Radios for

the Police Department.

Recommended

ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate

or direct the Selectmen to borrow a sum of fourteen thousand,

seven hundred dollars ($14,700) repayable $2,000.00 annually

for the purpose of extending the water system from the Gately

residence on the Warwick road, to Maplewood Farm, a dis-

tance of 3,615 feet. |

Recommended

ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and

appropriate or direct the Selectmen to borrow a sum not to

exceed $11,525.00, repayable $2,000.00 annually for the pur-

pose of extending the town water system along the Headlands

at Forest Lake for a distance of approximately 1/2 mile.

Recommended

ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will appropriate or

direct the Selectmen to borrow the sum of $16,000.00, repay-

able $2,000.00 annually for the purpose of extending the Water

system from Harry F. Luce residence around the Clark Road

to a point near the Prouty residence for a distance of approxi-

mately one mile.

Without Recommendation

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ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will raise and appropri-

ate $400.00 for renovating the up-stairs part of the library.

Recommended

ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will raise and appropri-

ate the sum of $700.00 for the purpose of purchasing new

curtains for the Town Hall stage.

Recommended

ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to change the

date for the discount of 1% on taxes paid of year assessed,

from September Ist to October Ist.

ARTICLE 14. To transact any other business that may

legally come before said meeting.

Given under our hands at Winchester, this twenty-fourth

day of February 1958.

A true copy of Warrant—Attest

WILMOT A. SMITH

FRED A. CLARK

CHARLES J. DRUGG

Selectmen of Winchester, N. H.

Selectmen’s Report

Town Officers’ Salaries

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Wilmot A. Smith $ 700

Charles J. Drugg 600

Fred A. Clark 600

Franklin P. Kellom 200

Parke F. Weeks

salary 87

Motor Vehicle Fees 94

Donald Manning

Salary 338

Motor Vehicle Fees 573

W. Earle Jones

Salary 1000

Head Tax Fees 206

William E. Jones 50

Stephen P. Johnson 79

Charlotte Dustan

Overseer Poor 900

Health Officer 354

Arnold Conway 84

Robert Schaufus 78

Herbert Taylor 73

Overdraft

Town Officers’ Expenses

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Wilmot A. Smith $ 108 Charles J. Drugg 83

Fred A. Clark Pa

$0400 00 4 00

$5663 48 299 48

$3800 00 48 98

Parke F. Weeks

Donald Manning

W. Earle Jones

Charlotte Dustan

Franklin P. Kellom

William E. Jones

Arnold Conway

Mary McNamara

Georgia Strom

Enterprise & Journal

Archie D. Jennings Ins. Agency

Mrs. Harold Davis

Mr. Harold Davis

Greenfield Recorder-Gazette

Association of N. H. Assessors

Chase’s Store

New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.

Winchester Post Office

Post Office Box Rent

N. H. State Tax Commission

Underwood Corp. Charles R. Hardy

Edson C. Eastman Inc.

N. H. Bindery Co.

Harry Bennet

A. E. Martell Co.

Winchester Public Library

Town of Swanzey

Unity Stamp Co. Inc.

Foursquare Printing Co.

Recording & Statistical Corp.

Overdratt

Election and Registration

Appropriation

Parke F. Weeks

George Piper »10

$4107 46 208 48

300 00

Marjorie Cook Lie

Alexander Thompson 15 00

Wilmot A. Smith 16 00

Charles J. Drugg 16 00

Fred A. Clark 16 00

Forest Frost 20 00

Donald Manning 18 00

Franklin Willard 15 00

Herbert Taylor 15 00

James Polaski 15 00

Arnold Conway 14 00

George Lawrence 14 00

Helen's Snack Bar 29 20

Foursquare Printing Co. 49 45

Overdratt

Municipal Court

Appropriation

Franklin P. Kellom $300 00

Expenses Town Hall and Commons

Appropriation

Norman H. Baker $1220 90 Supplies 93 06

Director Internal Revenue 119 10

Hinsdale Fuel Co. 1202 45

Public Service Co. of N. H. 262 44

LaBerge Ins. Agency 219 09

Archie Jennings Ins. Agency 62 46

N. H. Fire Safety and Equip. Co. 9 00

Yetter the Florist 10 50

Dwight Holton 53 47

Gerard Roy 54 10

William Clemens 75 00

Henry Wheeler 5 00

A. J. Erunski 3 G3

10

$318 70 18 70

$300 00

$300 00

$3700 00

Clayton Jackson

Charles J. Drugg

F. J. Amarosa & Sons

Herman Johnson

Philip Pratt

Granite State Mowing Machine Co.

Cortland Putnam

Overdratt

Police Department

Appropriation

Cortland Putnam

Salary

Expenses

Vernon Jones

Salary

Expenses

George Piper

Salary

Expenses

Norman Baker

Clair Tacy

Alex Grenda

Internal Revenue

New Eng. Tel. and Tel. Co.

City of Keene

John D. MacAllister, M.D.

Gerhard Golm, M.D.

George Kenny

Charles Carpenter

Unexpended balance

Fire Department

Appropriation

Donald Manning's Payroll

Supplies

11

$2635 3138

00 60

$3751 97 ol 97

$1850 00

$1637 54 212 46

$7000 00

Ashuelot Payroll doy

Roger Dubriske (Rent) 84

LaBerge Ins. Agency 903

Archie Jennings Ins. Agency 249

New Eng. Tel. and Tel. Co. 183

Public Service Co. of N.H. 187

Zabeh Fire Apparatus, Inc. 410

Chase’s Store 93

Overdraft

Forest Fire Department

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Earl Sweat's Payroll $4510

Supplies a1

Public Service Co. of N. H. 19

LaBerge Ins. Agency 70

Treasurer, State of N.H. 44]

N.H. Fire and Safety Equipment, Inc. 496

Hayes’ Garage Dad

Horton's Store 79

Louis Blicker, Hardware 2

Overdratt

District Nursing Association

Appropriation

Donald Manning, Clerk $3000

Vital Statistics

Appropriation

Parke Weeks $ 96

Donald Manning 182

Foursquare Printing Co. 17

Unexpended balance

12

$7843 843

$1000 2022

00 00

00 39

Elliot Community Hospital

Appropriation $1000 00

Elliot Community Hospital $1000 00

———— 41000 00

Town Dump and Garbage Removal

Appropriation $3900 00

Richard Croumie $2572 00

Charles McClenning 28 00

Hubert Brown 1300 00

—— 3900 00

Summer Maintenance

Appropriation $20000 00 Receipts and Reimbursements 7249 88

Richard N. Stetson, Agent

Payroll $15219 18 Supplies 10046 47

Harry Lichman 61 80

Director, Internal Revenue 703 40

Treasurer, State of N.H. 204 68

20200700

T. B.A.

Richard N. Stetson, Agent

Payroll $6014 20 Director, Internal Revenue 421 20

Treasurer, State of N.H. 142 38

6578 10

$32863 63

Overdratt $9613 75

Winter Maintenance

Appropriation $18500 00 Richard N. Stetson, Agent

Payroll $12082 06

13

Supplies 7791

Director, Internal Revenue 536

Treasurer, State of N.H. (1956) 146

Treasurer, State of N. H. (1957) 179

Overdratt

Tarring Town Roads

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Richard N. Stetson, Agent

Payroll $6815

Supplies 9680

Director, Internal Revenue 263

Treasurer, State of N.H. 74

Overdratt

Town Road Aid

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Treasurer, State of N. H. $6774

Sidewalk Construction

Appropriation

Richard N. Stetson, Agent

Payroll $242

Supplies 227

Director, Internal Revenue 29

Treasurer, State of N. H. 5

General Expenses, Highway

Appropriation

Archie Jennings Ins. Agency $1229

LaBerge Ins. Agency 304

Richard Stetson 41]

14

14 80 72 69

20736 2236

$10000 2027

22 64 10 13

16833 4105

® 883 0890

28 $6774

$900

86 29 90 99

$500

$2000 38 1S 50

4\ 42

00 22

09 87

60 68

28

00

00

00

Chase Tree Service

Floyd Sprague

Public Service Co. of N.H.

New England Tel. and Tel. Co.

Overdratt

Street Lighting

Appropriation

Public Service Co. of N.H.

Overdraft

LIBRARIES

Maintenance

Appropriation

Carmencita Perry, Treasurer

Lights

Appropriation

Carmencita Perry, Treasurer

TOWN POOR

Direct Aid

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

Mrs. Charlotte Dustan, Overseer

O'Connor Funeral Home

Unexpended balance

State Cases

Appropriation

State Cancer Commission

100 240 304 129

$5140

$900

$250

$1225 155

00 00 62 395

24

00

00

$319 88

$2719 719

$9120

$5140 19

$900

$900

$250

$250

$2900 283

1380 $1402

$1000

00 00

88

24 36

00

00

00

00

00 00

48 52

00

Elliot Community Hospital 5 00

Unexpended balance

Old Age Assistance

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements

State of N.H.

Old Age Assistance $4471 24

Aid to Disabled 626 38

Alien Assistance 16 00

Unexpended balance

Memorial Day and Veterans’ Association

Appropriation

Joseph Dominick $144 00

The Flagg Shop 12 96

Scoit the Florist 12 50

Foursquare Printing Co. 8 50

Unexpended balance

Aid To Soldiers

Appropriation

Mrs. Charlotte Dustan, Overseer $288 43

Gladys Anderson 175 00

Unexpended balance

Playground (Eddie Ford)

Appropriation

Mr. Edward Ford $300 00

E. L. M. Memorial Center

Appropriation

Stephen P. Johnson, Treasurer ' $4000 00

16

675 12

$0400 00

$177 96 22 04

$1000 00

$463 43 936 57

$300 00

$300 00

$4000 00

$4000 00

Cemeteries

Appropriation

Fred Morse

Salary

Supplies

Lawrence Stone

Salary

Supplies

William Jones

salary

Supplies

Edward Detour

Philip Pratt

Robert Reed

George Newstead

Bruce Jones

Leonard Houle

Director Internal Revenue

LaBerge Ins. Agency

Highway Dept.

Public Service

R. W. Payne

Scott the Florist

Louis Blicker, Hardware

Tucker's Garage

Atkins’ Garage

Sears Roebuck

Winchester Water Dept.

Wirthmore Fuel and Supply Co.

Earl's Esso Station

Allen Oil Co.

Greenland Corp.

Chase’s Store

Melvin Miller

Winchester Nat'l Bank

Keene Sand and Gravel

17

342 00 20 00

4200 00

F. J. Amarosa and Sons 5 99

Howard Little 5 00

—_—— 4068

Unexpended balance 13]

Damages and Legal

Appropriation $300

W. H. Watson $115 61

Register of Deeds 48 27

Esther Bennett 60

D. Chaplin 40 00

Charles J. Drugg 24 00

Wheeler and Clark 18 97

Dow Manufacturing Co. 17 93

Cortland Putnam 3 00

——— $268

Unexpended balance 3]

Advertising and Regional Association

Appropriation $100

Monadnock Regional Association $100 00

——— $100

Debt and Bond Retirement

Appropriation $316

Treasurer, State of N.H. $316 00

—_——— $316

Employees’ Retirement and Social Security

Appropriation $600 Treasurer, State of N.H. $801 58

$801 Overdratt 201

Interest (Bonded Debt)

Appropriation $4575

Second Bank State Street Trust Co. $4575 00

$4575

18

32 48

00

38 62

00

00

00

00

00

58 98

00

00

Interest (Amt. of Taxes)

Appropriation

Winchester Nat'l Bank $1419

Overdrait

Interest (Long Term Notes)

Appropriation

1950 Water Extension $ 160

1953 Water Extension 28

1954 Water Extension ay

1955 Water Extension 1155

Howard St. Extension 28

Well #2 29

1953 Fire Equipment 60

Forest Fire Truck 28

Ashuelot Fire Pumper iia

Scotland Bridge 203

Fire Truck 74

T.R.A. (2 yr. Plan) 56

Traxcavator 278

Overdraft

Indebtedness (Bonds)

Appropriation

Second Bank State Street Trust Co. $9000

INDEBTEDNESS

Long Term Notes .

Appropriation

1950 Water Extension $3000

1954 Water Extension 2300

1955 Water Extension 4000

Howard St. Extension 2285

Well #2 1000

Scotland Bridge 2000

Fire Truck 3000

19

700

$1419 fat

2000

$2330 330

$9000 00

$9000

$20741

00

14 14

00

74 31

00

00

00

Forest Fire Truck 1156 00

Ashuelot Fire Pumper 2000 00

$20741 00

Ashuelot Fire Pumper

Liability (1956) $624 05

Zabeh Fire Apparatus $619 55 |

$619 55 Unexpended balance 4 50

Schools

1956 balance $72741 00

Geraldine D. Dickinson, Treasurer $72741 00

¥957 Appropriation $106547 70 Geraldine D. Dickinson, Treasurer 30000 00

———— $30000 00 Balance for 1957 76547 70

County Tax

Appropriation , $9232 44 Treasurer, County of Cheshire $9232 44

———— 9232 44

Rebatements

Appropriation (Overlay) $2201 92

Harold Pratt $ 12 90

William Kelley 51 60

Leon Pelky 64 50

Bruce Hopkins 106 43

Robertson Co. 367 65

Winchester Paper Co. 903 00

Christopher Karacus 74 94

F. J. Blum 1o4i7

$1597 19 Unexpended balance 604 02

Tax Collector’s Report

LEVY OF 1957

DEBITS

Taxes Committed to Collector:

Property Taxes $229782 83

Poll Taxes 1940 00

Bank Stock Taxes 400 00

$232122 83

Additional Taxes:

Property Taxes $523 18

Poll Taxes 54 00

Bank Stock Taxes 82 80

—_____. 659 98

Interest collected 74 42

Total Debits $232857 23

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer:

Property Taxes $193186 39

Poll Taxes 1220 00

Bank Stock Taxes 482 80

Interest 74 42

$194963 61

Discounts allowed on Property Tax 662 49

~ Abatements Allowed:

Property Taxes $1050 67

Poll Taxes 84 00

1134 67

21

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Plus Cash on Hand

LEVY OF 1957

ADDITIONAL TAXES

Bank Stock Tax

Winchester Nat'l Bank

Sowhegan Nat'l Bank

Property Tax

Florence Twombley

Elsie Curtis

John Obremski

Edna Doolittle

Edward and Thelma Gamarle

Leonard Hollaway

Frank E. Verry

Ernest Parks

Poll Taxes

Lotta Hills

Marion Conway Helen Nelson

Stanley Perlowski

Frank E. Verry

Rose Hopkins

Joseph Richards

$35399 79 692 00

$ 36091 79

$232852 56 4 67

$232857 23

$523 18

Clifford Jackson

Mary Kossakowski

Florence Flint

Bernice Parker

Mina Simpson

Eva Carlson

Lillian Kossakowski

Victoria Paligo

Roland Campbell

John E. Cody

Carolyn Fosdick

Janet Doolittle

Ann Hodgman

Rosamond Zabielski

Everett Benware

Mary Gline

Gardner Field

Sylvia Thacher

Ernest Parks

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STATE HEAD TAXES

LEVY OF 1957

DEBITS

Committed to Collector, June 25, 1957

State Head Tax $6300

Additional State Head Tax 150

Penalties Collected

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

State Head Tax $3920

Penalties Collected 15

23

00

$54 00

$6450 00 15 00

$6465 00

00 00

Abatements Allowed 180

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957 2390

Total Credits

LEVY OF 1957

STATE HEAD TAXES

ADDITIONAL

Lotta Hills $

Marion Conway

Helen Nelson

Stanley Perlowski

Frank E. Verry

Rose Hopkins

Joseph Richards

Clifford Jackson

Mary Kossakowski

Florence Flint

Bernice Parker

Mina Simpson

Eva Carlson

Victoria Paligo

Lillian Kossakoski

Roland Campbell

Catherine Needham

John E. Cody

Carolyn Fosdick

Janet Doolittle

Ann Hodgman

Rosamond Zabielski

Everett Benware

Donald Paquette

Frank A. Gline

Mary Gline

Gardner Field

Sylvia Thacher

Ernest Parks

Frank O. Rice CeCe Clerical) CoecneciteGcn, Cl Cn Cre Oi-Or Oi cr cn cnc 7 cn crc on O71 cn cic ch

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$6465 00

$150 00

LEVY OF 1956

DEBITS

Uncollected, December 31, 1956

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Total Uncollected

Additional Taxes

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Interest Collected

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Interest

Total Remitted

Abatements

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Total Credits

Less Excess Remittances

25

$36520 764

$34873 486 876

$965 140

$978 180

86 00

37284

10 00 02

1024

$38308

ol 00 12

36235

28 00

1105

49 00

1158

38499 190

$38308

86

12

98

63

28

John R. Solasz

Herbert Joslyn

Mary Joslyn

Thomas Boardman

Lillian Boardman

Elaine Higley

Erick Prouty

Theodore Edson

Marjorie Edson

Bernice Parker

Marion Ruskowski

Isabel Dinagan

Edna Aslin

Frank Mitchell

Alvar Thomson

Frances Fosdick

Reginal Farnum

Barbara Farnum

Constance Bigelow

Russell Bigelow

Dorothy Blackmore

LEVY OF 1956

ADDITIONAL TAXES

PROPERTY TAXES

$116

Poll Taxes

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STATE HEAD TAXES

LEVY OF 1956

DEBITS

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

State Head Taxes $2500

Additional Head Taxes 120

Penalties Collected

Total Debits

26

00 00

$40 00

$2620 00 153 00

$2773 00

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

State Head Taxes $1695

Penalties Collected 153

Abatements 330

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957 590

Total Credits

STATE HEAD TAXES

LEVY OF 1956

Additional during year 1957

Herbert Joslyn $

Mary Joslyn

Thomas Boardman

Lillion Boardman

Elaine Higley

Napoleon Thomas

Perley Stoddard

Erich Prouty

Marion Ruskowski

Theodore Edson

Marjorie Edson

Bernice Parker

Ralph Wheeler

Isabel Dinagan

Edna Aslin

Franklin Mitchell

Alvar Thomsen

Frances Fosdick

Reginal Farnum

Barbara Farnum

Constance Bigelow

Russell Bigelow

Winfred Blackmore

Dorothy Blackmore ee te a) re Cert ot Cn (a Cn Cntr Cn cna Cntr tn Cnet envGnsO1 Oi oa

27

00 00 00 00

$2773 00

$120 00

LEVY OF 1955

DEBITS

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Property Taxes $1059 29

Poll Taxes 158 00

—————— $1217 29

Additional Taxes

Poll Taxes $4 00

Interest 9 78

———____—_— 13 78

Total Debits $1231 07

CREDITS

Collected and remitted to Treasurer

Property Taxes $544 08

Poll Taxes 12 00

Interest 9 78

————— $565 86

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Property Taxes $919 97 Poll Taxes 150 00

$669 97

Total Credits $1235 83

Less Excess Remitted 4 76

$1231 07

STATE HEAD TAXES

LEVY OF 1955

DEBITS

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

State Head Tax $555 00

28

Additional State Head Tax

Penalties Collected

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

State Head Tax

Penalties Collected

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Total Credits

LEVY OF 1954

DEBITS

Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Interest

Total Debits

CREDITS

Remitted

Poll Taxes

Interest

Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Total Credits

Previous Years

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

Total Debits

10 00 4 30

$633 62 170 00

803 62 64

$ 4 00 64

633 62 166 00

$265 49 128 00

$569 50

$969 50

$804 26

$804 26

$393 49

CREDITS

Remitted

Property Tax $ 3

Abatemenis

Poll Taxes 18

Bal. Uncollected

Property Taxes 262

Poll Taxes 110

Total Credits

STATE HEAD TAXES

LEVY OF 1954

DEBITS

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

State Head Taxes $420

Penalties 2

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and remitted to Treasurer

State Head Taxes $20

Penalties 2

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957 400

Total Credits

STATE HEAD TAXES

Previous Years

DEBITS

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

State Head Taxes $650

Penalties

Total Debits

30

3]

00

18 00

00 00

00 00 00

00 90

$393 49

422 00

$422 00

$650 50

CREDITS

Remitted to Treasurer

State Head Tax

Penalties

Abatements allowed

Bal. Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Total Credits

TIMBER YIELD TAXES

LEVY OF 1957

DEBITS

Committed to Collector

December 5, 1957

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

Balance uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

LEVY OF 1956

Balance uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Interest Collected

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

Interest Collected

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Total Credits

LEVY OF 1955

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Interest Collected

Total Debits

31

650

$2062 1694

$368

$1867 10

$1878

$1424 10

443

1878

$632 14

$646

90

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CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

Interest Collected

Abatements Allowed

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Total Credits

Previous Years

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1956

Interest Collected

Total Debits

CREDITS

Collected and Remitted to Treasurer

Interest Collected

Abatements Allowed

Balance Uncollected, Dec. 31, 1957

Total Credits

SUMMARY OF TAX SALES

Year ending December 31, 1957

DEBITS

Balance Unredeemed

December 31, 1956

Taxes bought by Town during

current year (1957)

Interest Collected

Total Debits

$648 58

$13272 18

CREDITS

Redemptions from Tax Sales $2307 20

Part Payments 135 00

Interest Collected 107 59

Abatements Allowed 417 65 Deeded to Town 3526 77

Bal. Unredeemed, Dec. 31, 1957 6777 97

Total Credits $13272 18

Respectfully submitted,

W. EARLE JONES

Tax Collector

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Town Treasurer’s Report

FOR YEAR 1957

RECEIPTS

Property Taxes for year 1957

Poll Taxes for year 1957

Bank Stock tax year 1957

Taxes of all previous years

Tax Sale redemptions

Interest received on taxes

Received from State of New Hampshire

Refund forest fires

Refund Highway department

Refund T.R.A.

Refund Old Age Assistance

Refund public welfare

Savings Bank tax

Interest and Dividends tax

Yield Taxes — all years

Head Taxes

Head Tax Penalties

Dog Licenses

Business licenses and permits

Fines Municipal Court

Rental Town Hall

Registration Motor Vehicles

Income from departments

Reimbursements, Water Dept.

Other Receipts and Reimbursements

Income Cemetery Trust Funds

New Cemetery trust funds

Temporary loans in anticipation of taxes

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$2125 14 960 00

12470 96 29 81

128 00 393 84

3756 89

5193186 1220 482

39919 2442 1127

115009 00

Long term notes 43370 00

Receipts from Public phone Pas

Total receipts 454209 78

Balance on hand beginning of year 44339 24

498549 02

Less orders of Selectmen paid 465655 57

Balance on hand December 31, 1957 32893 45

Respectfully submitted,

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM

Treasurer Town of Winchester

District Nursing Association

TREASURER’S REPORT FOR 1957

Receipts

From Town Appro. $3000

Nurse’s Fees 139

School District Fees 300

Memberships 18

Telephone Reimb. 3

Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1957 235

Expenditures

Nurse’s Salary $2586

Auto Expense 185

Auto Insurance 104

Misc. Expenses 22

Office Rent 180

Telephone 86

Withholding Tax and Social Security 736

Balance on Hand January 1, 1958

Respectfully submitted,

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$4312 81

$3901 41

$411 40

Treasurer

Report of the District Nurse

FOR 1957

Cases active Jan. 1, 1957 10

Cases admitted 37

Total number of cases 47

Cases discharged 38

Cases active Dec. 31 9

Nursing visits 617

Social service visits 190

Child welfare visits 159

Consultations 36

Troamsportation to Physician's

office or hospital 24

Attended in ambulance H

Well-Baby Clinics 10

Other Clinics 4

The local nurse assisted at one Polio Clinic in Hinsdale

and also two Blood Banks in that town.

A Salk Vaccine Clinic was held in Winchester during

March. A total of 452 children attended with 343 of this num-

ber receiving their 3rd shot. Mrs. Lawrence Stone of Ashuelot,

and Mrs. Walton Thompson did the clerical work. The clinic

was under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Carriel, R.N., State

Health Nurse of Claremont, N. H. Mrs. Nellie Blicker, R.N. and

Miss Grais Churchill, R.N., of Hinsdale assisted the local nurse.

Dr. Thomas F. O’Connor of Winchester administered the vac-

cine.

A series of three Triple Toxoid Clinics was held in March,

April and May — with Dr. O’Connor in attendance; 31 vac-

cinations were done; 19 Triple Toxoid, and nine Booster shots

were given. These clinics are free, and for pre-school children,

and if the demand is great enough I will be glad to hold a

series this spring.

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Mrs. Nellie Blicker was the substitute nurse in July. The

Well-Baby Clinics, held the third Thursday of each month (ex-

cepting July and August) have been poorly attended, and if

the attendance does not increase, I will have to discontinue

them, as there are other important demands for the time.

During the fall a great deal of Social Service work was

done — Clothing distributed, family problems and clinic ar- rangements made.

In closing I wish to thank all who have made the work

more pleasant, and fruitful.

Respectfully submitted,

PRISCILLA S. GLOECKLER, R.N.

District Nurse

Report of the School Nurse

FOR 1957

School visits 747

Home visits 76

Pupils taken home, ill 29

Inspections | 9232

First Aid 174

To Physician's office 5

Exclusions because of communicable

disease 4]

Physical exams 536

Defects found:

Nasal — 1

Tonsils and Adenoids — 10

Dental — 31

Cardiac — ]

Orthopedic — 2

Heights and Weights 516

Vision Test 20a

Defects — 16

Corrections — 11

Attended Mental Hygiene Clinic 3

Cod liver oil is being furnished by a local organization to

26 underweight children.

I wish to impress upon the parents the need of keeping

your children home if they are ill. I have had several in-

stances where children have had a temperature of 102 degrees

Or more upon arriving at the school. Upon taking them home,

there is no one there to care for them. It is your responsibility

to care for your child, not the teacher’s or mine. Furthermore,

if your child is taken sick in school, and we can reach you by

phone or other means, it is your duty to come after them, or

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find a way to transport the child. The School Nurse is ex-

pected to transport only in cases of emergency.

This year again I remind you to have your child vaccin-

ated before Sept. 1, 1958 if he is entering the first grade. This

is a State Law and we must enforce it. If you will cooperate

with us I know we will with you. The laws are made for your

child's safety, as well as the neighbor’s child.

I wish to thank all School officials, teachers and parents

who help make the School Nursing Program a worthwhile

project.

Respectfully submitted,

PRISCILLA S. GLOECKLER, R.N.

School Nurse-Teacher

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Report of

Conant Public Library

RECEIPTS

Conant Library Balance, Dec. 31, 1956 $ 665. 57

Winchester Public Library Balance 27 48

Interest on Conant Fund 2593 88

Interest on Jewell Fund 56 00

Interest on Hill Fund 15 00

By town appropriation 900 00

Special appropriation for lighting 290 00

Fines and Sale of Books 190 16

$4698 09

EXPENDITURES

Books purchased $1319 17

Magazines purchased 243 40

Salaries of Librarians 1095 35

Book bindings 42 69

Library supplies 42 59

Janitor service 240 00

Lights 115 12

Fuel 464 02

Repairs and supplies 101 54

Card Catalogue 365 00

New Lighting Did As

$4252 31

Balance, December 31, 1957 445 78

$4698 09

Respectfully submitted,

CARMENCITA PERRY

Treasurer

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Librarian’s Report

Circulation Data:

Fiction 7074

Non-Fiction 4372

Juvenile 4906

Magazines 1431

Total 17,783

585 new volumes were added during the year.

Some of the outstanding titles included in the above

figure are, ‘Great Historic Places” published by American

Heritage, “Macmillan Wild Flower Book,” ‘Book of the Ameri-

can Indian” by LaFarge and Miller's two-volume work “Ameri-

con Antique Furniture.’ All of these titles are on our Memory

Shelf. We have also added “World's Great Religions” pub-

lished by Life Magazine, and several new Atlases. And — we

have a new globe — a beautiful 18-inch plastic one. By re-

placing a section, it can be brought up to date at any time.

Mr. Robert G. Jordan, of West Hartford, Conn., has very

graciously given us about 1000 volumes of his personal li-

brary. We are very grateful to Mr. Jordan for his gift. The

majority of the titles will find a happy home on our shelves.

We are now waiting for bookplates and the accession figures

will be added in the 1958 totals.

New fluorescent lighting was installed in the Reading

Room and the Children’s Room. A new sectional filing cabinet

was also purchased.

Please come in and spend some of your leisure moments

with us and take home books for all the family to read.

Respectfully submitted,

EDITH W. ATKINS

Librarian

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Town Clerk’s Report

Motor Vehicle Permits

Issued 1956 Permits—47

Issued 1957 Permits—1237

Dog Licenses

Issued 1956 Licenses—1

Issued 1957 Licenses—198

Issued Kennel Licenses—2

Less Fees

Miscellaneous Receipts

Filing Fees—16

Date

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Robert Marston Wheeler

Nellie Hart Handy

Total Remitted to Treasurer

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DEATHS 1957

Name Age

Irwin Walter Coombs 70

Infant Byrne a

Gilbert Nelson 76

Elsie Gertrude Kraft J0

Ethel MacDonald

Humphrey 73

William Robert Jackson 27

Gary Donald Fowler —

Leroy Earl Austin —

Selena D. McCue 79

Place of Death

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Greentield, Mass.

Gofistown, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

08

70

00

$ 93 44 11137 14

$11230

6 2 00 450 50 32 00

484 50 39 80

$ 444

$16 00 $ 16

11691 28

Apr.

May

June

July

Aug.

Sept.

Asa Marshall

Myrtie Elida Hudson

John Caleb Hill

Myrtie B. Smith

Nelson Frederick Howe

Nellie Maria Clegg

Celia Alta Heather

Stanley Waterman

Violet Amy Tisdale

Felipe Vidal

William H. Willard

Vera Jeanette Wilson

Edward J. Costello

Josephine Helen

O'Connor

Erling Ottar Olsen

Henry Ralph Harris

Joseph Francis Aubin

Mona Marie Joslyn

Flora May Baker

Ruth Amelia Sloan

Della Willis Gocha

Martha Kmet

Emma Stone Whipple

Frank Thayer Jackson

Mae Sheldon Aubin

Carleton M. Fancher

Effie Tuell

Grover Cleveland White

Minnie Maria Ellis

Wintred A. Young

Lansing Pruyn Wood

Kevin Albert Read

Mary Jane Reddin

Doris May Tacy

Charles Edward

Bumstead

Anne Cahill Adams

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Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H..

Westmoreland, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Hartford, Vt.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H:

Concord, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Hartford, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Nov.

Dec.

Date

Jan.

Feb.

Apr. 13

18

Mildred Evangeline

Bemis

Carrie Louise Johnson

George Harrison Perry

Joseph Francis Astley

Victor Joseph Thomas

Patrick John Nesbitt

William Smith Davis

Shinn

Guy Frederick Safford

Morris Joseph

Cunningham

Clifford Ovesto Fisher

George Rawson Polzer

Edwin Calvin Starkey

61 Keene, N. H.

69 Keene, N. H.

86 Keene, N. H.

67 Winchester, N. H.

69 Westmoreland, N. H.

5 Brattleboro, Vt.

80 Winchester, N. H.

75 Winchester, N. H.

73 Winchester, N. H.

67 West Swanzey, N. H.

76 Winchester, N. H.

68 Keene, N. H.

MARRIAGES 1957

Name

Brenton E. Lamb

Bertha B. Evans

Bradley N. Brewer

Beverly J. Doolittle

John QO. Adams

Miriam Y. Troope

Nelson B. Young

Susanne A. D. Withers

Philip D. Patenaude

Marguerite V. Patnode

Charles A. Whipple Martha F. A. Dubriske

William C. Spat

Martha-Jane Taylor

Lawrence A. Pion

Dorothy G. Gribbon

John E. Towse

Hazelann Undergraves

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Residence

Ludlow, Mass.

Ludlow, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Athol, Mass.

Athol, Mass.

Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y.

New York, N. Y.

Winchester, N. H.

Rutland, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Albany, N. Y.

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Greentield, Mass.

Greenfield, Mass.

Amherst, Mass.

Amherst, Mass.

May

June

July

Aug.

2/7

13

29

27

28

Wesley F. Laford

Joyce A. Detour

Charles E. Howe

Beverly M. Jewett

Andrew A. Beaulieu

Irene M. Goulet

David J. Perry

Marilyn J. Wheeler

Justus E. Judd

Lucie A. Shine

Robert B. Washburn

leanor E. Wyatt

Maynard A. Suiton

Catherine E. Boutilier

Leo Putnam

Cecile S. Stephens

Howard E. Talbot

Elizabeth R. Frazier

Ralph T. Dickinson

June A. Bidwell

Richard C. Malloy

Margaret C. Byrne

Frederick J. Lyman

Barbara J. Whalen

Eldon E. Thompson

Vargie C. Baronoski

Merle G. Ford

Kathleen M. Byrne

Wesley T. Sullivam, Jr.

Barbara A. Patnode

Harold E. Gray

Frances 8S. Zelnia

Felix Krynzel

Dorothy V. Pease

Robert C. Nims

Geraldine A. Jutras

Edmond F. Cousineau

Audrey J. Broadhurst

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Orange, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

Athol, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

springfield, Mass.

Springfield, Mass.

West Brookfield, Mass.

North Brookfield, Mass.

Royalsion, Mass.

Royalston, Mass.

Turners Falls, Mass.

Turners Falls, Mass.

South Lebanon, Ohio

Granby, Mass.

Wardsboro, Vt.

Ashuelot, N. H.

Swanzey Center, N. H.

Ashuelot, N. H.

Wales, Mass.

Stafford Springs, Conn.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Montague, Mass.

Chicopee, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Danbury, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Ashuelot, N. H.

Gill, Mass.

Oakham, Mass.

Turners Falls, Mass

North Levereit, Mass.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Greenfield, Mass.

Shelburne Falls, Mass.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Date

1956

Dec.

eH

iat

23

14

10

Samuel C. Bouchie

Regina H. Rogers

Gilbert A. Nolan

Margaret O. Major

Leo E. Campbell

Josephine T. Krusiewski

Louis W. Anson

Shirley M. Jones

rthur A. George

Marlene M. Wright

Donald C. Warren

Carolyn M. Hodgman

William J. Brown

Ruby D. Stoddard

Bruno J. Bak

shirley M. Greenia

Norman G. Morse

Eileen J. Byrne

Paul D. Ignaszewski

Jean M. Allen

Norman R. Cousino

Jeannette E. Odle

Robert E. Margadonna

Jeanne L. Sullivan

George E. Emerson

Margaret E. Theriault

Alfred A. Potter

Anna R. Eger

Roland F.. Goulding

sally Grant

William M. Aurnhammer, Jr.

Gail T. Green

Franklin D. R. Lorette

Evelyn I. Woodward

BIRTHS 1957

Name

John Partridge

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Ashuelot, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Allston, Mass.

Boston, Mass.

Greenfield, Mass.

Greentield, Mass.

Waterbury, Conn.

Waterbury, Conn.

Athol, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Winchester, N. H.

Chicopee, Mass.

Springfield, Mass.

Hartford, Conn.

Winchester, N. H.

Erving, Mass.

Petersham, Mass.

Greenfield, Mass.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Marlboro, Mass.

Marlboro, Mass.

Winchester, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Holyoke, Mass.

Westtield, Mass.

Orange, Mass.

Orange, Mass.

Ludlow, Mass.

Ludlow, Mass.

Keene, N. H.

Keene, N. H.

Parents

Charles S. Partridge

Thelma Arline Cooke

Feb.

Mar.

April

22

29

David J. Cody

Ronald B. Wheeler

Debra A. Dear

Bonnie R. Byrne

Marc D. Kingsman

Darlene M. L’Abbe

Brion A. Matthews

Doreen E. Tacy

Donna M. Carey

Debra-Lou Roy

Karen L. Sullivan

Harold N. Foster, Jr.

Cindy L. Foster

Gretchen M. Girouard

David A. Hull

Mark A. Rice

Nathan L. Abar

Kevin M. Paquette

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John E. Cody

Joyce Anne Read

Charles E. Wheeler

Geraldine R. Smart

Cecil C. Dear

Shirley A. Hildreth

John F. Byrne

Alice P. Sikoski

Edmund 8S. Kingsman

Elizabeth I. Byrne

Raymond A. L’Abbe

Lottie J. Jones

Arlington W. Matthews

Valentina Kilanski

Raymond R. Tacy

Doris M. Johnson

Verne T. Carey

Marguerite E. Pike

Adonias F. Roy

Jaclyn H. Horton

Lester P. Sullivan

Eva J. Thompson

Harold N. Foster

Dorothy E. Guyette

Verlan J. Foster

Helen R. Pike

Paul C. Girouard

Genevieve H. Garmalo

Max F. Hull

Marguerite Harris

Charles O. Rice

Mary L. Pinney

George G. Abar, Jr.

Pauline E. Schulz

Donald J. Paquette

Nancy J. Russell

May

June

July

Aug.

Sept.

29 Brian K. Ruskowski

Cindy M. Pond

John N. Hadley

Glenn H. Dear

Ann M. LaPoint

Mona M. Joslyn

Kathleen R. Willard

Edward A. Ryll

Ronald F. Johnson

Jane M. LeClair

Alfred E. Dingman, Jr.

Bonnie L. Carmon

Laurie S. Brewer

Wayne T. Sortwell

Michael J. Pratt

JoAnn M. Doolittle

Kerry J. Magee

Danuel L. Bell

Patricia A. Fecto

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Kenneth E. Ruskowski

Marion T. Gadway

Kenneth A. Pond

Norma E. Darrah

John G. Hadley

Kathlyn Baker

Ralph J. Dear

June H. Parker

Richard 8S. LaPoint, Sr.

Shirley M. Miner

Clynton O. Joslyn

Ramona A. Miller

Paul K. Willard

Barbara P. Donovan

Edward O. Ryll

Pearl T. Pelletier

Donald R. Johnson

Mary L. Tacy

Norman O. LeClair

Barbara M. Stevenson

Alfred E. Dingman

Georgianna B. Miller

Carl A. Carmon

Joan M. Hodgman

Bradley N. Brewer

Beverly J. Doolittle

Wilfred T. Sortwell

Mary A. Nolan

Lawrence D. Pratt

Mary M. Hayes

Frederick R. Doolittle

Janet L. Pierce

Joseph G. Magee

Lorraine W. Dinsmore

John C. Bell

Rachel R. Russell

Victor R. Fecto

Beverly R. Foster

29

Nov. 1

Dec. 3

Brian M. Mitchell

Brenda L. Lee

Brenda M. Stetson

Robert Francis Bell

Kathi Ann Tacy

Patrick F. Magee

Donna J. Adams

Allan B. Conway

Curtis L. Underwood

Ricky W. Stoddard

Peter E. Hildreth

Timothy B. Smart

50

Frank W. Mitchell

Lena A. Stone

Walter W. Lee, Sr.

Della Smith

Leander M. Stetson

Rosamond Frazier

Alden A. Bell

Kathleen J. Smart

Clair R. Tacy

Marion L. Dunn

Thomas J. Magee

Charlotte I. Boyle

George L. Adams, Jr.

Helen B. Naida

Arnold B. Conway

Marion B. Fassett

Robert E. Underwood, Sr.

Jeanette I. LaFortune

Perley H. Stoddard

Josie B. Johnson

Joseph W. Hildreth

Yvonne I. Simonds

Albert R. Smart

Mary E. Tracy

Report of Highway Depariment

January 1957 through December 1957

RECEIPTS AND REIMBURSEMENTS

GRADER

State of N. H. $960 00

——— $960 00

OTHER WORK

Victor Maxwell $ 13 20

LeRoy Carpenter 21 00

Frank Staples 19° 50

Mrs. J. Kelley 17 00

A. C. Lawrence Lea Co. 55 00

N. E. Box Co. 108 00

Walter Schultz 11 00

Town of Hinsdale 76 00

Penn Hampshire Oil Co. 2 80

Frank LaBerge 11 00

Donald Pratt 9 00

Earl Tatro 28 00

Raymond Scott 19 00

R. E. Hearn 10 00

Atkins Plumbing 24 00

Public Service Co. of N. H. 23 00

Susie Dicensco 84 00

Cemetery Committee 206 10

—_—____—— 733 60

TAR

George Adams $ 18 00

Donald LaBerge 249 00 Fred Baker 31 00

Ashuelot School 21100

Federated Church 67 00

OL

Water Dept.

Hayden Hildreth

Clarence Walker

Justina Polk

Olive Cook

Harry Holmes

Harold Davis

Ted Jackson

Paul McNamara

George Bolton

Robert Knights

Frank Amarosa

Geniss Coffin

Robertson Paper

Chester Napierkoski

N. E. Tel and Tel Co.

Edward Ruscak

Frank Noseck

Rhoda Hall

James Pulaski

N. E. Chatfee, Inc.

N. E. Box Co.

Howard Judd

Haskell Fuller

Atwell Nash

Alton Horton

Mary Robb

Joseph Hildreth (1955)

Raymond Jabalonski (1955)

Daniel Hill (1953) Margaret Conant (1952 and 1954)

Margaret Conant (1956)

Perley Stoddard (1956)

$2663 22

$4356 82

Accounts Due Summer Maintenance December 31, 1957

$ 25 00 29 00 35 00 39 50 29 30 6 80

*Elwin Truesdell 21 00

Everett Hodgman 326 10

Hubert Priest 166 80

Richard Smith 22 00

*Public Service 37 00

———- $733 50

Accounts Due Tar December 31, 1957

Herbert Nolan $ 69 00

*Howard Little 66 60

Frank Goodrich 17 00

Howard Judd 32 00

Gerard Roy 18 00

*Henry Williams 29 00

WR. L. P., Inc. 2246 00

Stanley Monroe 248 60

*Stanley Plifka 94 00

W.C. Ferguson 712360

Alexander Thompson (1956) 9 00

———— $3541 85

*Paid in 1958

WINTER MAINTENANCE

Appropriation $18500 00

Received on order from Selectmen 19873 20

Expenditures

LABOR

Richard N. Stetson, Agt. $1357 56

Lewis Hodgman 1297 03

Norman Brewer 1300 68

Atwell Nash 954 02

Burche Hodgman 707 Ol

Walter Hildreth 816 11

Gerald Butler 209 41

John Putnam 31 67

Earl Tatro, Jr. 192 56

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Fred Putnam

Howard Stephens

Fred Jackson

Cornelius Wood

Richard N. Stetson

Richard LaPointe

Howard Stephens

Earl K. Royce

Earl Sweat

John Rogers

Philip Howe

Daniel Hill

Frank Salonen

Philip Hyde

Ralph Gregory

Homer Miller

Atkins Garage

Steven Siciak

William Field

Burche Hodgman

Allen Oil Co.

F. J. Amarosa and Sons

TRUCKS AND PICKUP

TEAM

$46

POWER SAW

$63

SUPPLIES

$ 354 02

54

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79 17

$7147 96

$4824 60

46 50

63 00

Atkins Garage

Bailey Auto Sales, Inc.

Louis Blicker

Casellini Venable Corp.

The Chemical Corp.

Cold River Sand and Gravel

J. C. Croucher

Joseph F. Danielski

Donel Supply Co.

Earl's Esso Service

Elm City Grain Co.

Leon B. Emery

Gay's Express

Hayes’ Garage

R. C. Hazelton Co.

Int'l Salt Co.

Keene Sand and Gravel, Inc.

Marcell’s Motor

G. L. Merriam Co.

Mee Box Co,

N. E. Explosives

N. E. Metal Culvert Co.

Northfield Washed Sand and Gravel

Paper Service Mills, Inc.

R. W. Payne, Inc.

Perkins, Basset and Wright

M.S. Perkins Machine

Robertson Motor

Sanel Auto Parts

Sunshine Stores, Inc.

Spencer Bros.

Lu Tacy’s Texaco Station

Truesdell’s Garage

Washers Radiator and Glass Co.

Wayne Feed Supply Co.

Weld’s Pharmacy

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142

Winchester Reel Co.

SUMMER MAINTENANCE

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements paid

Receipts and Reimbursements Unpaid

Received on orders from Selectmen

Expenditures

LABOR

R. N. Stetson, Agt. $

Lewis Hodgman

Norman Brewer

Atwell Nash

Burche Hodgman

Walter Hildreth

John Sisson

Gerald Butler

John Putnam

Earl Tatro, Jr.

Fred Putnam

Waldo Hutchins

Herbert Leavitt

Howard Stephens

Thomas Brittain

Hayden Hildreth

Joseph Magee

Hollis Thompson

TRUCKS AND PICKUP

R. N. Stetson $

Richard LaPoint

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29265 65

$10356 88

00 30

Howard Stephens

Clayton Hastings

E. K. Royce

Philip Hyde

Atkins Garage

Edwin Ryll

Stuart M. Reed

Adelaid Picard

Steven Siciak

William Field

Burche Hodgman

Walter Hildreth

Lewis Hodgman

Thomas Brittain

Allen Oil Co.

Angell's Automotive Ser.

F. J. Amarosa and Sons

Atkin's Garage

Bailey Auto Sales, Inc.

Harold Bigelow

Louis Blicker

Boston and Maine R. R.

Brighton Steel Co., Inc.

Casellini Venable Corp. Chase’s

Chase Tree Service

TEAM

$4

POWER SAW

SUPPLIES

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90

40 20

9019 00

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158 90

Cold River Sand and Gravel

J. C. Croucher

Joseph F. Danielski

Donel Supply Co.

Earl's Esso Service

Elm City Grain Co.

Holden Martin Lumber Co.

Howard's Tire Service

Int'l Salt Co.

Ervings Clothing Store

Johnson Motor Parts

Keene Auto Body

Keene Sand and Gravel, Inc.

Knowlton and Stone

G. L. Merriam Co.

N. E. Metal Culvert Co.

Northeastern Pet. Co.

Northfield Washed Sand and Gravel

Penn Culvert Co.

Penn Hampshire Oil Co.

Perkins, Bassett and Wright

Perkins Milton Co., Inc.

M. S. Perkins Machine

Petrometal Industries

Public Service Co. of N. H.

Quinn Motor Trans.

Robertson Motor

Sanel Auto Parts

Howard Stephens

Sterling’s Esso Service

R. N. Stetson

Spencer Bros.

Lu Tacy’s Texaco Station

Truesdell’s Garage

Washer’s Radiator and Glass

Arthur Whitcomb, Inc.

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Winchester Nat’] Bank

Winchester Reel Co.

GRAVEL

Arthur Read

TARRING ROADS

Appropriation

Receipts and Reimbursements paid

Receipts and Reimbursements Unpaid

Received on orders from Selectmen

Expenditures

LABOR

R. N. Stetson, Agt.

Lewis Hodgman

Norman Brewer

Atwell Nash

Burche Hodgman

Walter Hildreth

John Sisson

Gerald Butler

John Putnam

Earl Tatro, Jr.

Waldo Hutchins

Herbert Leavitt

Joseph Magee

Hollis Thompson

Linwood Nelson

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9639 37

$87 00 87 00

$25265 65

10000 00 2663 22 3941 85

16495 86

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98 05 231 29 208 44 147 36 191 63 208 90 171 36 111 28 90 59 20 2 35 97

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TRUCKS AND PICKUP

R. N. Stetson

R. LaPoint

H. Stephens

E. K. Royce

L. Holloway

R. Croumie

H. Goodnow

SUPPLIES

Casellini Venable Corp.

Cold River Sand and Gravel

Howard Goodnow

Keene Sand and Gravel, Inc.

Northfield Washed Sand and Gravel

Trimount Bit. Prod. Co.

T. R. A.

Receipts and Reimbursements

Received on orders from Selectmen

Expenditures

LABOR

R. N. Stetson, Agt.

Lewis Hodgman

Norman Brewer

Atwell Nash

Burche Hodgman

Walter Hildreth

60

3469 80

10062 54

$16495 86

$6014 52 6014 52

John Sisson

Gerald Butler

John Putnam

Earl Tatro, Jr.

Howard Stephens

Thomas Brittain

Hayden Hildreth

Joseph Magee

Hollis Thompson

Richard LaPoint

John Adamski

Edward Dingman

POWER SAW

Richard LaPoint

SIDEWALKS

Appropriation

Received on orders from Selectmen

Expenditures

LABOR

R. N. Stetson, Agt.

Burche Hodgman

Walter Hildreth

John Sisson

John Putnam

Earl Tatro, Jr.

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$252

$32 26

16

16

24

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35

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64

64

96

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9762 17

202 35

$6014 52

$900 00

470 11

$147 86

TRUCKS AND PICKUP

R. N. Stetson $ 6 00

Richard LaPoint 7 50

Howard Stephens 39 00 E. K. Royce 42 50

——__——-—- 95 00

SUPPLIES

Cold River Sand and Gravel $227: 25

neers 227 25

$470 11

GENERAL EXPENSE OF HIGHWAY

Chase Tree Service $241 50

Pioneer Valley Spray Mist Ser. 170 00

$411 50

Respectfully submitted,

RICHARD N. STETSON

Road Commissioner

Report of the

Water Commissioners

FINANCIAL REPORT

December 31, 1957

Balance December 31, 1956

RECEIPTS

Service Charges $17766

Installations 987

Refunds 13

Materials 380

EXPENDITURES

Maintenance and Misc. Labor $1648

Light, Heat, Power 3812

Equipment 362

Supplies, Postage, Telephone 870

Freight, Express 4]

Commissioners’ Salaries 600

Clerical 254

Extensions 17 Interest 6029

Repairs 3016

Association Dues 9 Insurance 134

Principal 1000

Road Clearing 175

Miscellaneous 13

Balance December 31, 1957

00 90 00 84

$2837 61

19147 34

$21984 95

17980 50

® 4004 45

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE — PAST DUE

*Chester Adamski

Della Barrett

Howard Barrett

Leo Bouchie

Samuel Bouchie

Daniel Bowne

*William Byrne

Camp Forest Lake

Charles Carpenter

Fred Clark

Walter Clough, Jr.

Gilbert Conant

Cecil Currier

*Serena Dickey

* Alfred Dingman

*Roy Dorrey

Bernard Dubriske

* Alex Erunski

*Harold Foster

Verlon Foster

Charles Gomarlo

Paul Girouard

Gordon Hatfield

Alfred Hayes

Joseph Hildreth

Burch Hodgman

Raymond Jablonski

Fred Jackson

Anita Jones

Robert Kennedy

Raymond L’Abbe

John Howland

Frank Leary

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Walter Minatt

Arthur Miner

*Ronald Monroe

Herbert Naramore

Donald R. Nelson

Donald Nelson

Guy Nelson

Paul Nesbit

Harold F. Pratt

*Leo Rice

*Riverside Texaco

Adonias Roy

William Russell

*Frank Salonen

John Sawyer

C. Arthur Smith

Richard Smith

*Wilmot Smith

Evelyn Sortwell

Howard Stephens

*AuVerne Stetson

Clair R. Tacy

*Earl Tatro, Jr.

Earl Thompson

George Thompson, Sr. 8

*Jane Walsh

Harold Whittle

Norman Whittle

Alex Wiater

John Will

Frank Woodard

W. A. Young Est.

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STATISTICS

Number of Services

Families and Businesses Served

Average Daily Consumption

Size of Mains

Miles of Mains

Pressure Range

Number of Hydrants

Source of Supply

Pumping Capacity

Reservoir Capacity

State Analysis

478

569

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45 to 100 pounds

120

2 Gravel Packed Wells

620 G.P.M.

990,000 Gallons

Excellent

BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS

CLARENCE 8S. WALKER

GEORGE R. FOSDICK, SR.

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM

65

Chief of Police Report

To the Town of Winchester, N. H.

I hereby submit my report of the year from January 1957

to December 1957.

Arrests 16

Auto Accidents 32

Breaking and Entering 2

Disturbances ae,

Miscellaneous 116

Dogs disposed of 14

Dog Bite 4

Dog Complaints 27

Fires 9g

Churches 5

State Hospital ]

Westmoreland l

Deaths 2

Warning to Motorists ]

Total 264

WORK BY DEPUTIES

Vernon Jones

Disturbances

Misc.

Assault

Auto Accidents

Armed Robbery

Stray Dogs

Warning to Motorists

Juvenile

Death

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66

: al Day, Halloween, Parade at Church, Ashuelot

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new ,uto Accident l _ Memorial Day

_ Halloween

Total iS,

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Leo Staples

ht Halloween _ Parade at Church, Ashuelot

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__ Disturbances l

_ Arrested 1

- ‘Auto Accident — l

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_ Dog Complaints 4 Disturbance ] A Misc. 3

Total 10 a

EQUIPMENT

4 Pair Handcuffs 1 Holster

1 Iron Claw 1 Siren

2 Clubs 8 Badges

4 Colts, 38 cal. 2 Traffolites

1 Sam Brown Belt 1 Straight Jacket

3 Red Flasher Lights

Respectfully submitted,

CORTLAND PUTNAM

Chief of Police

Report of Municipal Court

For Year 1957

Total number of Cases Heard

Felonies

Motor Vehicle Law

Fish and Game Law

Drunk

Miscellaneous Cases

Total number cases

FINANCIAL RECORD

Fines collected in 34 cases

Balance of fine paid

held over from 1956

Fines suspended in 2 cases

Sentence to House of Correction, 3 cases

To Superior Court, 1 case

Continued for Sentence, 5 cases

Probation, 1 case

Fine unpaid $5.00, 1 case

Total collected

Small Claim Court Fees

DISPOSITION OF FINES

To State of N. H. Motor Vehicle Dept.

To State of N. H. Fish and Game Dept.

To State of N. H. Public Service Co.

Witness fees paid

69

$505

30

47

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Court expenses, postage and telephone 6 00 To Treas. Town of Winchester 188 88

$538 00

Respectiully submitted,

FRANKLIN P. KELLOM

Justice and Clerk

Eddie Ford Basketball Fund Report

Insurance $50 00

2 Basketballs 45 00

Dry Cleaning Uniforms (45) 25 00

Transportation 50 00

Referees 40 00

Supervision 39 00 Prizes 30 00

3 Whistles at)

Scorebook 1 20

Childrens’ Parties 12 00

Miscellaneous 5 70

(telephone, mailing, band-aids, etc.)

$300 00

70

Community Center Report

I hereby submit the annual report of The Ellen Lambert

Murphy Memorial Community Center recreation program for

children and adults.

Following the report last year your Community Center

established a junior high canteen group which operated every

Friday night and was quite successful. It consisted of table

and group games and dancing. Both the high school and

junior high school canteens were concluded in early May

with a combined record hop.

The Little League Baseball team had an excellent season

this past year losing only one game out of 14 and winning

the inter-town championship. There were 15 boys under the

capable leadership of Mr. Boe Sortwell. Efforts were made to

start a Pony League ball team and 12 boys were finally given

the opportunity to play three games. With good leadership

this group can be developed this year.

The summer playground was successful with a full 9

weeks of fun and activity. The average daily attendance was

69. The daily program included: Handicrafts, story time,

music time, nature lore, group games, swimming, hiking and

trips. Special events were: Family night, bicycle rodeo, frog

jumping contest, dog show, field day, trips to Laurel Lake and

a cook out. The learn-to-swim program cooperatively spon-

sored by your Community Center and the Red Cross enrolled

94 children from the 3rd and 4th grades. Old Home Day was

successful, and it is hoped that next year an even better pro-

gram may be planned. Thanks to all.

In September we initiated a soccer program for junior

high boys to provide an opportunity for them to learn a little

about the game before going into high school. We averaged

eight boys per meeting. Halloween parties were again spon-

sored cooperatively by the Kiwanis and your Community Cen-

71

ter. The High School Tiger's Den is active again this year with

the average attendance of 20 per meeting. There has been

a change in the movie program because of the expense.

Movies are now being provided on Saturday afternoons only

and we are using the A. C. Lawrence Leather Company's 16

mm projector to show them. It was felt that better activities

could be made available on Saturday nights and that the

auditorium would be more available for use on Sundays.

The bowling program is again in full swing. With the ex-

ceptions of the withdrawal of the Tannery League and the

addition of Saturday night open bowling the program is very

much the same as last year. An addition to boys’ high school

bowling league night has been the opening of the auditorium

where they may play ping-pong, shuffleboard and other table

games. This was made possible through the volunteer leader-

ship of Mr. Vernon Jones. The Winchester Sportsmen, Inc.,

established a Junior Ranger Club and have found the interest

in shooting very high among the high school boys.

The Christmas program for the elementary children was

planned similar to last year but the attendance was very dis-

couraging. Just what the reason was for such poor attendance

Ido not know. A new addition, however, for high school stu-

denis was included this year with startling results. An atter-

noon canteen including games, bowling and dancing had an

average attendance of 27 per day during the vacation period.

The ice rink was successful again this year with a large

number of people enjoying skating. It seems almost impossi-

ble to keep the rink more than two weeks.

The Catholic Youth Organization recognized the need

for an activity on Saturday nights and your Community Center

cooperated with them in providing record hops every Saturday

night.

The auditorium was made available to the elementary

school during school hours free of charge.

New improvements have been a much needed riding

72

lawn mower that will do a great deal in keeping the grounds

neater and allowing us to reclaim areas which we were un-

able to care for with the old mower. We also replaced the old

hand fired, cracked steam boiler, which was in the bowling

alley, with a new automatic oil burner and boiler which does

a wonderful job of heating the alleys and will provide all the

hot water that will be needed in the kitchen.

Your Community Center has in the past year increased its

program and improved on its facilities but additional increases

in program and improvements are slow without your help and

participation. It is your Community Center and only through

your actions will it produce what you most desire.

Respectfully submitted,

GALE ALEXANDER

Recreation Director

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Schedule of Town Property

Description

Town Hall, Lands and Buildings

Furniture and Equipment Libraries, Lands and Buildings

Furniture and Equipment

Police Department—Equipment

Fire Department, Lands and Buildings

Equipment

Highway Department, Lands and Buildings

Equipment

Materials and Supplies

Parks, Commons and Playgrounds

Water Supply

Schools, Lands and Buildings

Equipment

All Lands and Buildings acquired through Tax:

Town Forest, 65 acres

Gun Farm

Cheever Land

Town Dump

Total

FRED A. CLARK

CHARLES J. DRUGG

WILMOT A. SMITH

Value

$50000 3900

20000 9000 900

6000 40000 1500

20000 1000 900

350000 200000 11000

300 150 200 100

$7 14800

Selectmen of Winchester

83

Fire Department Report

Annual Salaried Payroll $820 00

General Alarms (9) 755 00

Chimney Fires (30) 492 50

Still and Misc. Alarms (30) 585 00

Fronk Amarosa and Sons, supplies 86

Atkins Plumbing Co., labor and supplies 18 95

American LaFrance Corp., supplies 115 09

Louis Blicker, supplies 60 51

Earl’s Esso Service, supplies 152 05

Alex Erunski, supplies 20 00

First National Stores, supplies 4 40

Fire Engineering Magazine 3 30

Kulick’s Store, supplies 8 62

G. L. Merriam Co., supplies 8 90

New England Box, supplies 9 40

N. H. Fire and Safety Equip., supplies 234 00

N. H. Firemen’s Ass'n, dues 40 00

Richard Croumie, Chief, mileage 87 84

Police Radio Lab., supplies 8 60

Riverside Texaco, fuel 457 82

Riverside Texaco, labor and supplies 375 44

James Shea, supplies 64 90

Sudbury, Lab., supplies 27 00

Winchester Water Dept., service 32 00

ASHUELOT COMPANY

Annual Salaried Payroll $ 145 00

General Alarms (2) 120 00

Chimney Fires (2) 12 50

Still and Misc. Alarms (3) 80 00

Frank Amarosa and Sons, supplies 19 02

Earl's Esso Service fuel 79 67

$4378 38

Dubriski's Store, supplies 21 94

Rodney Doolittle, supplies 5 00

Rodney Doolittle, plowing snow 6 00

N. H. Fire and Safety Equip., supplies 1118 50

N. H. Firemen’‘s Ass‘n., dues 20 00

Victor Zabek, supplies 125 09

$1752 72

Total expenditures

Respectfully submitted,

$6131 10

DONALD C. MANNING, Clerk

85

Report of Forest Fire Warden

To the Selectmen:

Each year there is a demand for a statement on forest

fires for publication in the annual town report. It is believed

they serve a good purpose locally in preventing fires. The

following is offered with the respectful request for publication

in your town report.

Sincerely,

CORNELIUS WOOD

District Fire Chief

FOREST FIRE PREVENTION

IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS

New Hampshire faces a continuing challenge in its forest

tire problem — 97 per cent of all our forest fires being man-

caused and preventable — a serious indictment of interest in

our own welfare and that of our neighbor. Both the State and

the towns are striving diligently to effectively meet the chal-

lenge through education of the public to the threat fire pre-

sents to our woodlands; by maintaining a well trained corps

of wardens and deputy wardens in every community and by

providing ample opportunity for all who wish to dispose of

unwanted waste materials. Carelessness and perverseness,

however continue to be the big hurdles.

Thoughtlessly discarded lighted cigars, cigarettes and

matches from moving vehicles by hikers, hunters and fisher-

men; careless burning of debris during hazardous periods in

dangerous locations; illegal burning; improperly extinguished

debris, camp and cook fires — all result in serious loss of prop-

erty, disruption of industry and farm work and unnecessary ex-

penditure of town and state funds.

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To meet the challenge successfully, the state, your com-

munity and your local forest fire warden need YOUR thought-

ful and cooperative effort — The rules are simple:

i Don't burn at home — use your town dump and avoid all

fire problems.

If you do burn, be sure to secure a written permit from

your local forest fire warden when the ground is not cov-

ered with snow. Permits are required for open debris

fires, home incinerators, outdoor fire places and camp

fires. Your warden is instructed to permit burning if

weather conditions, site and type of burning are safe.

Be sure that all lighted material — cigars, cigarettes and

matches — are completely out before discarding them.

Use ash trays in automobiles.

Make certain that your debris, camp and cook fires are

completely out before leaving them.

Insist that others be careful and comply with burning re-

quirements.

Call the warden prompily when fire is detected and aid

him to extinguish it.

REMEMBER — the fire you prevent might be the one

which could burn YOUR property.

REMEMBER FOREST FIRE PREVENTION IS EVERY- BODY'S BUSINESS and our MOST IMPORTANT UNDERTAK-

ING.

1957 Forest Fire Record for your Town

Number of fires 12

Number of permits issued 37

Acreage burned 821/5

CORNELIUS WOOD

District Fire Chief

EARL SWEAT

Forest Fire Warden

87

Report of the

Overseer of Welfare

January 22, 1958

I hereby submit report of the Overseer of Welfare for Di-

rect Aid and Soldiers’ Aid in the Town of Winchester, N. H.,

January 1, 1957-December 31, 1957

DIRECT AID

Food Fuel Medical Clothing

Harold Foster $104 O00 ® 3 50

Clifford Struthers 207 00 ® 71 50

Agnes Roy 70 00 $18 90 288 77

Theo. Edson 20 00

Nina Starkey 104 00

Mrs. Blackmore 15 00

Mrs. Rice for 2 boys 56 00 3 UU eae

Mrs. B. Janti 132 00 44 00 (AGTY

Mrs. J. Carmon 22 00

Mrs. K. Wiater 37 00 4 00

Mrs. Benware 5 00

$772 00 $66 90 $363 27 $23 31

SOLDIERS’ AID

Food Fuel Medical

a7 > 6 20 00

++60 85 00 $8 00

+¢200 8 00

+¢70 61 00 6 5 00

+75A 56 00

st] 24 00 7 08

a A 5 50 8 85

$209 50 $20 93 $8 00

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Direct Aid $1225 48 Soldiers’ Aid 288 43

Total $1513 91

Due to personal situations affecting the families concerned

the amounts this year are larger than anticipated. In addi-

tion to the orders given, a goodly number of surplus foods

have been distributed, such as Powdered Milk, Cheese, White

Flour, Wheat Flour, Beans and Rice.

Considering the appropriation for 1957 which was $1000.00

less than the previous year the Overseer is glad to announce

that the distribution is within the budget.

Respectfully submitted,

MRS. CHARLOTTE DUSTAN

Overseer of Welfare

89

Report of Health Officer

January I, 1957-December 31, 1957

Reports of communicable diseases have been limited the

' past year according to reports I have received. Those report-

ed and serviced by Dr. O’Connor and Dr. Carter included

mumps, chicken pox, German measles and forms of cold.

There has been no serious outbreak of the flu although among

the school children there have been cases of heavy colds ne-

cessitating absence from school. Precautions have been

taken and the doctor and parents involved have taken care

of the shots where necessary.

This department with the help of the Police Department

buried a dead dog which was reported lying on the road.

Messages have been taken regarding OAA cases of ill-

ness and referred to the proper channels for solution.

One patient under the Department of Welfare was taken

to Keene for a tooth extraction.

Under the Health Department are several branches of

service, among them the matter of car junk disposal. There

are laws to cover but up to the present it has been-difficult

to convince the owners that car junk yards are a fire hazard,

unhealthy and most unsightly to those having to pass them.

There are certain restrictions applicable to the law on

Motor Vehicle Junk Yards, which, if not adhered to, are liable

to fines and imprisonment.

The expense to the Town of the Health Department is

minimum. A fraction is necessarily applied to the Overseer’s

report which properly belongs to the Health Department.

Respectfully submitted,

MRS. CHARLOTTE DUSTAN

Health Officer

90

INVOICES OF REAL, POLL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, 1957

Abar, George Jr. Exempt and Pauline E.

4a Bowman Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000

Abremski, Frank

Abremski, John

Adams, George L., Jr. Exempt and Helen

Home Place $2,800, Exempt $1,000

Adams, George L., Sr.

Adams, Fanny

Adams, George L., Sr. and Fanny

Home Place $3,400, Burbank Land $500

Adams, Jan

Adamski, Chester J.

Home Place $1,500

Adamski, Mary

Adamski, Helen

Adamski, Peter, Jr. Exempt

Home Place $1,650, Exempt $1,000

Aivaliotus, Michael Exempt

Restaurant Block $3,200, Stock in Trade $200

Aivaliotus, Patricia

Allen, Calesta

Cooligan Place $2,750

Allen, Charles, Estate

100a Home Place $3,800

Allen, Ethan D. Exempt and Dorothy

10a Scott Place $3,000, Exempt $1,000

Allen, F. Eugene

Home Place $3,200

Amarosa, Frank J.

55a Home Place $3,300, 8.8a Dickinson Lot $30,

Hardwick Garage $500, Zitzow Block $3,500, Stock

in Trade $7,987, 2 Horses $100, 3 Neatstock $150

Amarosa, Maryteresa

Amarosa, Robert

116.3a Land $350

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Anderson, Charles, Exempt

50a Hunt Farm $3,800, Exempt $1,000

Anderson, Gladys

Arlington Grange

Hall $1,300

Ashbolt, Charles

2a Home Place $2,000

Ashbolt, Mary E.

Aslin, Edna

Astley, Joseph

Asiley, Jennie

Atherton, Grace P.

25a Home Place $3,800

Atkins, Edith

Bullock Place $4,900

Atkins, Neil H.

3a Woods Place $600, '/, Hathaway Place $700,

Vy, Garage $750, 1/, Home Place $2,150, Naramore

Lot $30, 14. Ware Lot $40, 1/. Lake Lot $50, Stock

in Trade $100, Road Machinery $6,000

Atkins, Vera

1 Cow $100, 1 Horse $100

Ayers, Clyde

Ayers, Doris

Baker, Evelyn

Lake Cottage $3,600

Baker, Fred W.

3a Emerson Place $2,200

Baker, Elizabeth

Baker, Herman, Estate

120a Home Place $5,000, 40a Mansfield Pasture

$200, 40a Willard Farm $1,600, 7 Cows $700, 2

Neatistock $180, 10 Fowls $10

Baker, Kendall O., Jr. Exempt

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000

Baker, Elizabeth

Baker, Marilyn

Baker, Norman H., Exempt

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000 92

Baker, Mildred

Baker, Lucille

Banner, Rance

Banis, Stephen

2A Home Place $600

Banis, Doris

Barber, Clifford

108a Home Place $4,100

Barber, Ethel

Barden, Francis T., Exempi and Blondina

Home Place $2,400, Exempt $1,000 Barden, Mary

Barden, Robert, Exempt

L&B (Pentland) $2,500, Exempt $1,000

Barden, Erika

Bardwell, V. Roy, Exempt

Home Place $1,950, Exempt $1,000

Bardwell, Nellie

Barlow, Orpheus W., Exempt and Harriet A.

110a Home Place $4,700, 1 Cow $90 Baron, Norman

Baronoski, Anthony

Home Place $1,900

Baronoski, Mary

Baronoski, John, Exempt and Doris

1/a Felch Place $3,000, Exempt $1,000

Baronoski, Steve E., Exempt

15a Walter Wood Land $400

Baronoski, Varja

Barrett, Arthur

Barrett, Ella

Barrett, Della, Exempt

Home Place $1,900

Barrett, Grace M., Estate

Home Place $1,600

Barrett, Herman, Exempt

Home Place $3,000, Exempt $1,000

Barrett, Frances

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Barreit, Olive E.

Barreit, Howard M.

Home Place $2,200

- Bashaw, Melvin W., Exempt and Toshiko Chapman Place $2,500, Exempt $1,000

Bashaw, Nora

Home Place $300

Baies, Harlan

Home Place $1,500, Stock in Trade $100

Beaman, Albert E., Exempt

65a Bemis Place $1,800, 7 Cows $560, Ex. $1,000

Beaman, Adella

Beaman, Charles, Exempt

35a Home Place $2,800, Unfinished Barn $300

Beaman, Marianna

Bean, Vernon, Estate

175a Home Place $2,500, Portable Mills $2,400

Bemis, Chester L.

Bemis, Mildred

Bemis, Chester L. and Mildred

Wood's Place $2,300

Benoit, Frank

Benoit, Sophie

Bent, Bertha

Benway, George

Bernier, Bayne

Lake Cottage $1,200

Bernier, Frances

Betts, Ethel M.

Va Home Place $2,000

Betzga, John W.

Betzga, Mary C.

Beizga, John W. and Mary C.

7a L&B $4,500, 6 Cabins $2,400

Bigelow, Harold F., Jr., Exempt and Myree

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000

Bigelow, Russell

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Blair, Henry, Exempt

L and Unfinished Bldg. $2,500, Exempt $1,000

Blair, Elinor

Blicker, Louis, Exempt

Home Place $5,000, Stock in Trade $3,300, Exempt

$1,000

Blicker, Nellie

Bliss, Ellis P., Exempt

73a Yo Lyman Lot $200, 20a !/, Bent Lot $100, 9a

14, Robin's Lot $10

Bliss, Hazel

Blodgett, Percy, Exempt and Jessie

Dawson Place $300

Boardman, Thomas

Boardman, Lillian

Bolden, Margaret

Bolton, George W.

235a Bolton Farm $3,700, 15a Smith Land $500,

10 Cows $1,050, 3 Neat $270 Bombay, Madeline

1/7 Home Place $543, Exempt

Bonski, Joseph

Home Place $3,000

Bonski, Eunice

Bonski, Edward

Bonski, Mabel

Boomhower, Delbert

Dickie Place $1,000

Boomhower, Hilda

Borowski, Katherine

Kmet Place $2,500, Exempt $1,000

Botting, Herschel, Exempt

18a Rixford Place $2,900, 2a Jackson Garage and

Land $500, 94a Willis Lot $280, 30a Fisher Land

$100, Exempt $1,000

Botting, Dola

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Tufts’ Lot $100, Norden Lot $500, Ball Lot $200

Bouchie, Vida

Bouchie, Samuel, Estate

30a Home Place $5,175

Bouchie, William, Estate

Home Place $2,200

Bouchie, Florence

Bowne, Daniel J., Exempt

3a Patenaude Place $1,400, Exempt $1,000

Bowne, Theresa

Boyd, Dougald C.

Boyd, Sophie M.

Boyd, Dougald C. and Sophie M.

Whitney Place $2,700, Woods Place $1,800,

Seroka Place $3,400, Stock in Trade $1,800

Boyd, Harry E.

Boyd, Harry M., Exempt

Morse Place $2,400, Exempt $1,000

Boyd, Margaret

Brayman, Harry, Exempt

Home Place $2,300, Exempt $1,000

Brayman, Marion

Brewer, Kenneth

Home Place $2,500

Brown, Delbert

Home Place $700

Brown, Alice

Brown, George F.

Brown, Mabel K.

Brown, George F., Mabel K.

Chateau Serene $7,200

Brown, George F.

Meader Place $1,100

Brown, Mabel K.

Lake Cottage and Lot +5 $1,200

Brown, George H., Exempt and Mabel K.

Drugg Place $3,800, Exempt $1,000

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Brown, G. Graham, Estate

Home Place $2,650

Brown, Jeanette

Brown, Hubert

Home Place $1,900, Wyman Land $50, Dingman

Land $250 Brown, Lawrence

Brown, Robert, Exempt

140a Watson Farm $600, 1 Neat stock $70

Bruce, Harry

Bruce, Ethel

Home Place $1,100

Bryant, Frank, Estate

L&B $250

Bryant, Gordon, Estate

L&B $400

Buchanan, Bessie

Home Place $3,700

Budd, Elwin J. and Catherine

Home Place $1,700

Budd, Kenneth

Budzik, Jan

Home Place $1,800

Budzik, Mary

Budzik, Alexandria

Home Place $2,300

Bullard, Elizabeth

Cottage and 3 Lots $1,300

Burdett, William

Burdett, Alice

Burkett, Hilda E.

Ryll Cottage $4,350, Exempt $1,000

Burkett, Philip

Butler, James H.

. Home Place $2,400

Byrne, Harry E.

Home Place $4,700

Byrne, Elizabeth

Byrne, John, Exempt and Alice

Connors’ Place $3,200, Exempt $1,000 Byrne, Margaret

Byrne, William F., Exempt and Cheralyn

Magee Farm $3,550, 2 Cows $160, Exempt $1,000

Caban, Josephine

Caldwell, Fred W.

Home Place $1,350

Caldwell, Marion

Campbell, Franklin A.

Campbell, Inez

Campbell, Franklin A. and Inez

l,a Greenwood Place $2,500

Campbell, Gerald B.

Campbell, Geraldine

Campbell, Leona

Home Place $2,800

Carey, Lawrence G.

Carey, Hattie V.

Carey, Lawrence G. and Hattie

L&B $1,500

Carey, Ona P.

Carlson, Eric

Carpenter, Charles

Holloway Place $1,800, Powling Place $400

Carpenter, Mildred

Carpenter, Leroy

34a Home Place $3,300, 14a Moddy Lot $60, 9

Cows $810

Chandler, Albert

Chandler, Anna

Chapman, Mary

Thompson Place $1,500

Cheever, Frank

10a Wood Lot $20, la Pasture Land $5

Chesbro, Robert L., Exempt

Gorman Lake Cottage $600, 35a Buchanan Land

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269 80 2 00 2 00

97 Qo

1 62

67 94

Chesbro, Cecelia

Cheshire Lodge I.0.0.F. +82 Ripley Block $5,400

Christianson, Kasper and Amy, Estate

Home Place $1,500, 8a Curtiss Camp $600, 34a Young Land $300

Ciboroski, Joseph

Home Place $1,700

Clark, Albert D. and Blanche

Home Place $1,900

Clark, Fred A., Exempt and Eleanor

Home Place $2,100, Exempt $1,000

Clark, Fred, Jr.

Clark, James

Clark, Irene

Clemens, Ethel

34a Home Place $250

Clough, Walter E., Jr., Exempt

Home Place $2,000

Clough, Emma

Clough, Walter, Sr.

Clough, Katherine

Coburn, Dana S., Exempt and Ruth V.

4a Home Place $2,200

Coburn, Evelyn

60a Home Place $3,400

Coffin, Geness

Home Place $2,500

Coffin, Ruth

Cody, John E. and Joyce

50a Read-Miller Place $2,500

Conant, Margaret R.

6 Lake Lots $2,900, Home Place $3,200, Cottage

$1,200, Mansfield Pasture $200, Lake Property

and Store $3,400, Stock in Trade $50

Conant, Gilbert

Conway, Maurice

Home Place $4,100

Conway, Maysie

Connors, Josephine

Connors, Reta Mae

Cook, Ida, Estate

Home Place $2,700

Cook, Ray F.

Cook, Clarance

Cook, Marjorie

Cook, Clarance and Marjorie

Home Place $3,200

Cook, Nina L.

Cook, Olive

Cook, Nina L. and Olive

Home Place $4,350 and Stock in Trade $50

Cook, Roy B.

Home Place $5,700, Albee Place $4,250, Biron

Place $1,700, Store Blk. $7,000

Coombs, Marion and Hogan, Nadine C.

20a Home Place $5,000

Costello, Edward J., Estate

2a Home Place $3,900, Gas Station $300

Coia, Clifton E., Exempt

108a Home Place $2,000, Exempt $1,000

Coia, Edna

Cox, Henry J.

20a Home Place $1,500

Cox, Maizie

Croumie, Freda

Home Place $2,000

Croumie, Louise

Currier, Ernest

Home Place $2,300

Curtis, Ruel, Estate

3a Land $45

Curtis, Walter

Curtis, Eva

Cuiter, Nellie

1'¥/,a Home Place $300

100

174 69 2 00 2 00 2 00

207 04 2 00 2 00

284 68 2 00

1,206 65 2 00

323 50

271 74

64 70 2 00 2 00

97 05 2 00 2 00

129 40 2 00

148 81

2H 2 00 2 00

19 41

Cutting, Virginia Dallam, Mary A.

150a Home Place $6,650, Cheever Place $2,500

Davis, Harold F.

Home Place $3,000

Davis, Mary H.

Deane, Harold F., Exempt

Home Place +3 $1,300, Exempt $1,000 Deane, Julia

Dear, Ralph J.

Dear, June

Dear, Ralph J. and June

Home Place $2,000, 18a Fosgate Land $100, 1

Cow $100

Debell, Dwight

50a Pisgah Land $550

Debell, Alice

Dejnak, Helen

Rich House $2,200

Dejnak, Judith

Dejnak, Joseph

Home Place $2,200, 5a Burrill Place $500

Deone, Pauline

Home Place $2,600

Derby, Mildred A.

35a Home Place and Snow Land $2,100

DeSantis, Guy

Detour, Alfred E.

Detour, Pamela

Detour, Alfred E. and Pamela

Home Place $3,100, 1/. Wheeler Lot $50

Detour, Francis

Detour, Leonard

Pisgah Cottage $500

Detour, Mona

Dick, James, Exempt and Mildred

87a Home Place $3,150, 145a Rabbit Hollow L&B

$350, Exempt $1,000

101

Dick, Robert J., Exempt

Brittain Place $1,800, !/2a Bldg. Lot $50, Exempt

$1,000

Dick, Marlene C.

Dickinson, Emma A.

Home Place $5,600

Dickinson Pisgah Corp.

1,565a Pisgah Lot $5,600

Dickinson, W. Earl

Home Place $4,900

Dickinson, Geraldine

Dickinson, Real Estate and Lumber

63.1 Turner Lot $128, 75a Crombie Lot $150, 20a

A. E. Howard Lot $40, 20a J. M. Sabin Lot $42,

54.8a Kelton 1 part $110, 14.1a Lucius Lyman Lot

$28, 30a Burt Lot $60, 60a Wilson Lot $120, 74a

Dickinson Colony Lot $148, 25a Ore Mt. Lot $50,

8a Codding Lot $16, 49.5a Fullan Pond Area $100,

3064.8a Pisgah Area $2,740

Dicky, Eben

Dicky, Serena

la Home Place $1,700, 26a Goodnow-Drugg Land

$100 Dinagan, Henry L., Exempt

1434a Home Place $550, Exempt

Dinagan, Isabel

Dingman, Alfred E.

Land $200

Dingman, Donald

Dingman, Edwin

oa Home Place $300

Dingman, Udine

Dominick, Francis S., Exempt

Home Place $1,900, 1 Cow $85, Exempt $1,000

Dominick, Sophie

Dominick, Annie

lla Home Place $3,900

102

a

Dominick, John J., Exempt and Stella F.

Home Place $5,100, Exempt $1,000

Dominick, Joseph J., Exempt

12a Home Place $2,400, 1 Cow $100, Exempt $1,000

Donovan, Francis B.

Home Place $3,325, Post Office Bldg. $1,700

Donovan, Frederick

Donovan, Alta S.

Donovan, Frederick and Alta S.

Home Place $2,600

Donovan, J. Ray, Exempt

Home Place $3,325, Pisgah Cottage $1,200, 35a

Estey Lot $90, 16a Nickerson Lot $50

Donovan, Gertrude

Doolititle, Forrest E., Exempt

148a Home Place $2,900, 4a J. O. Hill Lot $84,

1 Horse $50, 1 Cow $100, Exempt $1,000

Doolittle, Elsie

Doolittle, Frederick R. and Janet

Cambique Wood Land $200, Trailer $1,000

Doolitile, Rodney, Exempt

Pisgah Cottage $1,200

Doolittle, Dorothy

Dorry, Roy E. and Marion E.

Land Unfinished Foundation $750

Drugg, Charles J.

17a Stone Mt. Lot $35

Drugg, Estelle K.

Home Place $4,000, Lake Cottage $3,000

DuBarry, J. Lionel

Dubriske, Bernard F.

Home Place $1,200

Dubriske, Lorretta M.

Dubriske, Martha

Dubriske, Leon

Dubriske, Beatrice

Dubriske, Leon and Beatrice

Store $2,500, Stock in Trade $700

103

Dubriske, Nellie

Home Place $2,300, Debell Place $400

Dubriske, Roger S., Exempt and Thelma D.

Home Place $4,500, Exempt $1,000

Dubriske, Steve

Home Place $3,000

Dubriske, William

Home Place $3,300

Dubriske, Julia

Dubriske, Vincent

Pisgah Cottage $400

Durkee, Richard R.., Jr.

Durkee, Louise

Durkee, Richard R.., Jr. and Louise

Home Place $2,200

Dustan, Charlotte

13,a Home Place $3,800

Eaton, Adalieta, Estate

Home Place $4,200

Edson, Theodore

Edson, Marjorie

Emerson, Helen

Emond, Helen

Erunski, Alex J.

Erunski, Jennie

Erunski, Alex J. and Jennie

Home Place $2,400, Barn $800, Stock in Trade $100

Erunski, Eddie S.

Home Place $1,850

Erunski, Mildred

Erunski, Edward

Erunski, Jean

Erunski, Steve

7a Home Place $600

Ewell, Evelyn

90a Stockwell Land $300

Fairbanks, Edward S., Exempt

Home Place $2,450, Exempt $1,000

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2 00 174 69

2 00 226 45

194 10 2 00

213 51 2 00

20 88 2 00 2 00

142 34 2 00

245 86

271 74 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

213 51 2 00

119 70 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

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Fairbanks, Ida B.

Fairbanks, Marion

Store Bldg. $4,600

Fancher, Gladys K.

Home Place $5,000

Farnum, Reginal

Farnum, Barbara

Fecto, Beverley

Fecto, Forest

Fecto, Victor

Fels, Norbert

Fels, Emma

Fels, Norbert and Emma

Home Place $3,800

Feiski, Hazel

Field, Frederick H.

Field, Frederick W.

10a #2 Lot $275, 34a Staddle Hill Lot $10, 60a

3 Lots and Foundation $750, 19a #4 Lot $130

Portable Mill $300

Field, Mary

Field, Nancy

Field, Mary, William, and Robert

3a Home Place $2,300, 1 Horse $50, 1 Cow $90

Field, Roger

Field, E. Frances

Field, Roger and E. Frances

10a Home Place $2,900

Field, Roger

8a Young Land $50, Van Holm Land $100, 1 Cow

$75

Fischer, Dorothy Manning

8a Land $200, Trailer $1,800

Fischer, Herbert

Fischer, Elizabeth

Smalley Place $3,000

Fisher, Charles S., Exempt

1,a Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000

105

Fisher, Leona

Fisher, Ruth

Flory, Edgar

Flory, Beryl

Ford, Edward

Fosdick, Clarence R., Exempt and Marjorie

Home Place $3,200, Exempt $1,000

Fosdick, Francis, Exempt

la Home Place $3,300, Exempt $1,000

Fosdick, Frances

Fosdick, George R., Jr.

Home Place $3,000

Fosdick, Janette B.

Fosdick, George R., Sr.

Home Place $4,400

Fosdick, William F.

Home Place $3,600, 1a Lake Lot $75, Conway

Land $400

Foster, Harold N.

Patenaude Place $850

Foster, Dorothy

Foster, Verlan

Home Place $1,000

Foster, Helen

Foster, Earl C., Exempt

Land $140, 1 Trailer $660, Exempt $800

Fournier, Paul

Fournier, Stella

Fraqualli, Anna

Fredenburg, Alden, Exempt and Eleanor

4a Home Place $2,100, Exempt $1,000

Freeman, Frank, Exempt and Violet

Home Place $3,175, Exempt $1,000

French, A. E.

French, Grace D.

2a L&B $3,000, 30a Newton Land $200, Doolittle

Land $290

106

Frost, Forest

Home Place $2,800, Mansfield Pasture $250

Frost, Madeline

Frost, Winnie

Home Place $2,000

Fuller, Ruth

Home Place $2,000, 12a Nutting Land $250

Fuller, Haskell

Gadway, Alfred

Home Place $5,850

Gadway, Theresa

Galbreath, Floyd

Land and Camp $500

Galbreath, Winifred

Gately, Maude E.

Home Place $2,700, Exempt $1,000

Gately, Fred

Gee, Mary, Estate

Home Place $5,500

Gee, Marion L.

Geeley, Guy

Geeley, Lena

Gegan, David

Gillespie, James C.

55a Home Place $11,000, 1 Boat $600

Gillespie, Sally

Girouard, Paul C., Exempt and Genevieve

3a Home Place $2,900, Exempt $1,000

Glodoski, Bronislaw

Glodoski, Margaret

Gledoski, Bronislaw and Margaret

Home Place $2,100, Cook Land $200

Glodoski, Julia

Gloeckler, Priscella

Home Place $2,700, Exempt $1,000

Godleski, Natalia

Home Place $1,800, Mesic Place $1,700

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Godleski, Stella

Home Place $2,200

Gomarlo, Charles, Exempt

Home Place $2,600, Houle Place $1,700, Flemming

Lot $50, Harder Lot $50

Gomarlo, Edward J., Exempt and Thelma

Home Place $4,200, Lake Cottage $1,700, Land

and Garage $700, Exempt $1,000, Stock in Trade

$8,500

Goodell, Augustus

8a Hammond Lot $45

Goodell, Pauline

55a Home Place $3,000, 57a Prescott Land $115

Goodrich, George

Goodrich, Alice M.

Goodrich, George and Alice M.

Home Place $3,200, 1 Horse $50

Gould, Claude R., Exempt

Home Place $3,200, Exempt $1,000

Gould, Florence G.

Gould, Kinley

Gould, Mae

Grabonski, Stanley

LaBeski Cottage $500

Grabonski, Steve

Gray, Ruth and Eugene

Frost Farm $1,250

Granite Siate Toy

Toy Shop $2,500, Stock in Trade $1,288

Gregory, Charles R.

Gregory, Mary

Gregory, Ralph

64a Home Place $1,700

Gregory, Mary

Grenda, Alexander S., Exempt and Wanda

Gas House $300, Stock in Trade $120

Grenda, Chester

Grenda, Vargie

108

2 00 142 34

284 68 2 00

640 53 2 00 Zu 2 00

201 54 2 00 2 00

210 28

142 34 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

32 35 2 00 2 00

80 88

245 08 2 00 2 00 2 00

109.38 2 00 2 00

27 17 2 00

2 00

Grenda, Steve

Home Place $5,100, Land $25

Grow, Burness and Catherine

Home Place $3,500

Grow, Ralph

Grupe, Carl D.

Home Place $3,100

Grupe, Agnes

Grzelecki, Frank A.

Grzelecki, Anthony

Home Place $2,025

Gutoski, Vincent P.

Home Place $4,250

Gutoski, Sophia

Hacker, Herman F.

Hacker, Josephine P.

Hacker, Herman F. and Josephine P.

Home Place and Store $3,300, Stock in Trade

$1,200

Hadley, Kathlyn

Hadlock, Howard

Hadlock, Alice

Hadlock, Howard and Alice

Home Place $3,200, 10a Gas Station and Land

$1,550, 3 Cabins $2,400, Stock in Trade $300

Hamlin, Raymond

L&B, $1,200

Hamlin, Nardina

Hammond, Arthur, Exempt

37a Home Place $1,900, 63a Nutting Land $100,

Camp $150, 7 Cows $595, 3 Neat $150, 8 Sheep

$120 Hammond, Romie

Hammond, Sumner

Home Place $4,200

Hammond, Ethel, Estate

87a Adams Land $300

Hardy, Mary

109

Harris, Arthur 5S.

Home Place $4,300, 12a Smith Lot $40

Harris, Bertha

Harris, Henry R.

Harris, Ledith

Harris, Howard E.

Hart, Sidney

Hatfield, Gordon, Exempt

Home Place $2,200

Hattield, Pauline

Hattie, Fred, Estate

l'Y/,a L&B, $1,200

Hattie, Stella

Hattie, William L.

Hayes, Alfred

72a Home Place $2,850

Hayes, Ellen

Hayes, Bertha

Lake Cottage $1,200

Hayes, Richard H., Jr.

Robin's Place $2,500, Garage and Land $2,500, Alexander Lot $500, Cook Lot $80, Stock in Trade

$1,250

Hayes, Eileen

Hazard, John

Hazard, Florence

Henderson, Harvey, Estate

Home Place $2,400, Davis Lot $250

Herman, Edson R., Exempt and Nina

l4a Y% House #2 $525, 1% House #2 $525, Home Place #1 $1,250

Herman, Emerson

Vo Home Place #2 $525, ¥/ Cooligan Lot $30,

3 Horses $275

Herman, Helen

Home Place #3 $1,250 Herman, Russell

Herman, Miidred

110

2 00 280 80

2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

142 34 2 00

77 64 2 00 2 00 2 00

184 40 2 00

77 64 2 00

44] 90 2 00 2 00 2 00

171 47 2 00

116 78 2 00

53 70 2 00

80 88 2 00

2 00

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4

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7

Higley, Elaine 2 00

Hildreth, Franklin E. 2 00

Home Place $1,200, 2 Cows $160 87 99

Hildreth, Frank J. 2 00

Hildreth, Honora 2 00

Hildreth, Harlan, Exempt

Home Place $2,000, Exempt $1,000 z 64 70

Hildreth, Genevieve 2 00

Hildreth, Hayden T., Exempt

4a Home Place $3,000, Exempt $1,000 129 40

Hildreth, Helen 2 00

Hildreth, Joseph, Exempt

Home Place $1,400, Exempt $1,000 25 88

Hildreth, Evon 2 00

Hildreth, Leroy T. 2 00

Hildreth, Edith 2 00

Hildreth, Leroy T. and Edith

Home Place $2,600, 14a Woodland Lot $90, 180

Hill-Carlton-Jeff Lot $400, 2a Jackson Lot $100, 6

Goats $60 210 28

Hill, Alonzo, Jr. 2 00

2a Home Place $1,000 64 70

Hill, Virginia 2 00

Hill, Bethel M. 2 00

Hill, Cecil 2 00

8a Naramore Lot $45 2 91

Hill, Jennie 2 00

Home Place $3,050 197 34

Hill, Ellsworth P. ° 2 00

Lond and Unfinished House $3,500 226 45

Hill, Eleanor M. 2 00

Hill, Daniel C., Exempt

165a Home Place $3,400 219 98

Hill, Lucille A. B00

Hill, Karl W.

100a Home Place $4,950, 2a Cook Place $750, 40a

Cook Pasture $150, 30a Cook Lot $100, Cooper House $1,500, Lewis Land $90, 6 Cows $480, 4

Neat $200 3 531 83 111

Hill, Mabel —_—__—__

E. Jackson Place $2,200 142 34

Hilliard, Fred, Exempt

Home Place $250, Exempt $250

Hiscock, Howard 2 00

la Land and Unfinished House $700 A5 29

Hiscock, Viola 2 00

Hnath, Michael 2 00

Apartment House $6,600, Shop $300 446 43

Hnath, Rose 2 00

Hodgman, Burche, Jr., Exempt

16.5a Qualters’ Land $200 12 94

Hodgman, Burche T., Sr. 2 00

Home Place $1,000 64 70

Hodgman, Dorothy 2 00

Hodgman, Everette E., Exempt

3ha Land $50 o7Ze

Hodgman, Louis W. 2 00

Twombley Place $3,600, Land $200 245 86

Hodgman, Byrdis 2 OO

Holm, Kenneth 2 00

Holm, Stella 2 00

Holm, Kenneth and Stella

11/,a Home Place $2,900, Stock in Trade $850 242 63

Holmes, Harry B.

Home Place $4,700, Lake Lot $400 329 97

Holmes, Olive B. 2 00

Bliss Place $3,200, 9a 14% Robins’ Land $10, 73a

Vy Lyman Lot $200, 20a 1/2 Bent Lot $100 227 10

Holt, Spenser Lee, Exempt

Home Place $2,400, Exempt $2,400 —__—_.

Holt, Joan W. 2 00

Holton, Charles, Exempt

Holton-Coombs Lot $500 32.a0

Holton, Dwight D., Exempt and Gladys 2 00

17a Land and Camp, $500, Home Place $3,000,

Exempt $1,000 161 75

112

Hopkins, Bruce

sa Home Place $1,100, Coombs-Fuller Lot $90, la

3 Tenement Houses $4,050

Horner, Neil, Exempt

Hollingsworth Place $3,100, Exempt $1,000

Horner, Theresa

Horner, Ruth M.

Horion, Alton W.

Horton, Helen

Horton, Alton W. and Helen

Home Place $4,500, Hutchins’ Block $6,000, Stock

in Trade $4,060

Houle, Ora

Howe, Arthur L., Exempt

30a Stearns’ Lot $100, 30a Smith Lot $70, 20a

Wright-Hill Lot $140, 17 Cows $1,700, 4 Neat

$240 Howe, Hazel F., Estate

Home Place $3,400, Exempt $1,000

Howe, Philip A., Exempt

Home Place $1,900, Stock in Trade $150, Exempt

$1,000 Howe, Stanley

Howe, Ruth

Howland, John H., Exempt and Thelma

la Howard St. Lot $50

Hull, Max, Exempt

1 Horse $50, 1 Pony $50

Hull, Marguerite

Huntoon, Aubrey, Exempt

9a Land and unfinished building $1,000 Huntoon, Sarah

Hutchins, Waldo H.

Hutchins, Alberta

Hutchins, Waldo H. and Alberta

14/,.a Home Place $2,200

Hyde, Philip, Exempt

Home Place $3,400, Stock in trade $50

113

2 00

339 03

135 87 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

942 03 2 00

145 58

155 28

67 94

Hyde, Linnia 2 00

Ingham, Frederick H. 2 00

Ingham, Grace 2 00

Ingham, Frederick H. and Grace ee

Unfinished Place $2,600, 13a Coombs’ Land $70,

15a Hammond Lot $70, 18a Reed Lot $100, 25a

Hall Lot $90 189 57

Jablonski, Raymond, Exempt

Home Place $3,800, Exempt $1,000 181 16 Jablonski, Alice 2 00

Jack, Herman 2 00

Jackson, Andrew A., Exempt and Louise M. 2 00

a Home Place $2,500, 34a Dickinson Land $300 181 16

Jackson, Charles N. 2 00

2a New Home $3,000, 4a A. L. and Foundation

$900 226 45

Jackson, Nellie 2 00

Jackson, Clayton C. 2 00

Home Place $2,800 181 16

Jackson, Winifred 2 00

Jackson, Clara 2 00

Jackson, Frederick, Exempt

Tufts’ Place $3,500, Exempt $1,000 161 75

Jackson, Carmen 2 00

Jackson, Teddy E., Exempt and Frances 2 00

Home Place $4,000, Exempt $1,000 194 10

Jackson, Thomas P., Exempt

Home Place $4,300, Trailer $3,000, Stock in Trade

$4,300, Exempt $1,000 685 82

Jackson, Elfrede 2 00

Jackson, Nancy 2 00

Larson Place $2,000 129 40

Jackson, Winfred 2 00

1!/,a Dana Brown Place $1,400 90 58

Jackson, Deborah 2 00

Janti, Emil 2 00

Janti, Blanche 2 00

114

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Janti, Emil and Blanche

Home Place $1,600

Jennings, Dwight

Jennings, Lillian

Jennings, Dwight and Lillian

Home Place $4,500, lla Hawkins’ Lot $100, 2.9a

Smith Lot $50, 5.4a Michigan St. Lot $200 Jennings, W. H., Estate

108a 1/4, Kelton Land $200

Johnson, Elmer L.

750a Pleasant Valley Farm $6,000, 4a Powling-

Saben Lot $60, 2a Beaman-Detour House $1,300,

125a Phil Peirce Farm $5,250, 18a Dickinson Lot

$40, 80a Kell-Buffum Lot $200, 42a Henderson Lot

$20, 30a Burt Hill Barn and Lot $500, 36a Manning Hill wood lot $70, Carpenter Home Place $600, 450a Scot Pierce Burbomk Lot $1,050, 24a Guern-

sey Lot $100

Johnson, S. Guy

L&B $11,000, 30 Cows $3,000, 3 Neat $150

Johnson, Elsie P.

Johnson, Mary L.

Johnson, Ralph

Home Place $2,800, 2 Horses $150

Johnson, Louise P.

Johnson, Stephen P.

Johnson, Mary E.

Johnson, Stephen P. and Mary E.

4.58a Home Place $2,600

Jones, Richard

3a Smith Land $15

Jones, Robert H.

_ Jones, Vernon, Exempt and Anita

Home Place $4,000

Jones, Wadsworth

2a Home Place $3,500

Jones, Alberta

115

Jones, W. Earle

Home Place $3,200

Jones, William E.., Jr.

Home Place $3,600

Jones, Maxine

Joslyn, Clinton, Exempt

Camp $300, Exempt $300

Joslyn, Herbert

Joslyn, Mary

Judd, Howard

Judd, Frances

Home Place $3,100

Judson, Katherine J.

16a 1%, Saben Place $1,500

Jutras, George

Jutras, Muriel L.

Jutras, George and Muriel L.

Lake Cottage $1,000, 2a Bldg. Lot $500, Meader

Lake Lot $100

Kelley, Joseph R.

Kelley, Ida M.

Kelley, Joseph R. and Ida M.

Merrill Land $50, Lake Cottage and 5 Lots $1,500,

Unfinished Naramore Place $3,500, 33a Cass

Land $140, Nutting Gravel Bank $300

Kelley, Robert

Kellom, Mary

Kellom, Frank P., Exempt

Home Place $5,000, Lake Cottage $1,850, Church

Lot $50

Kellom, Nellie P.

20a +10 Lot $135, 10a Plaistridge Lot $90 Kellom, Ruth

Kellom, Franklin, Jr.

Kellom, James S., Exempt

Home Place $4,300, Exempt $1,000

Kellom, Florence

Kelley, William M.

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500a Home Place $6,500, Airport and Woods Land $3,900, 80a Rabbit Hollow Lot $100, 27a Bank Pasture $360, 27 Cows $2,700, 1 Horse $50, 2 Neat $100 887 04

Kelly, May 2 00

Kempton, Margaretta 2 00

Kempton, Charloite

Home Place $1,100 A117

Kempton, Frederick 2 00

Kempton, Geneva T. 2 00

Kempton, Frederick and Geneva T.

3a L&B $500 Saget

Kendrick, Edith V.

Home Place $1,900 122 93

Kennedy, Robert A., Exempt

Home Place $1,500, Exempt $1,000 2035

Kennedy, Christine 2 00

Kibbe, Elmer R. 2 00

Kibbe, Helen 2 00

Kibbe, Elmer R. and Helen

Home Place $3,600 232 92 Kilanski, Bogdan 2 00

Home Place $1,200 77 64

Kilanski, Theresa 2 00

Kingsman, Elizabeth 2 00

Knights, Philip 2 00

Knights, Lillian | 2 00

Knighis, Philip and Lillian

Home Place $3,500 226 45

Knights, Robert E., Exempt

Morse Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000 77 64

Knights, Leah 2 00

Kossakoski, Richard, Exempt

2\,a Unfinished Building Lot and Henhouse

1,800, Exempt $1,000 SLeZ6

Kossakoski, Stanislaw, Exempt

L&B $2,500, Exempt $1,000 97 05

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Krusiewski, Alex

Home Place $3,900

Krusiewski, Rose

Krusiewski, Victoria

Kulick, Albert S., Exempt

Kulick House $3,000, 1/2 Store $1,750, Richmond

St. House $5,500, Stock in trade $1,750, Exempt

$1,000

Kulick, Karl, Estate

65a Qualters’ Land $100

Kulick, Sophia, Estate

Lake Land and 4 Cottages $6,500

L’Abbe, Amie

L' Abbe, Lottie

LaBerge, Charles

Home Place $2,250

LaBerge, Elizabeth

LaBerge, Donald E.

LaBerge, Mary B.

LaBerge, Donald E. and Mary B.

Home Place $4,100

LaBerge, Louis

LaBerge, Helena

Home Place $3,100

LaBreck, Jeanette

Lackey, Philip H.

Vigneau Place $1,500, 7 Horses $700, 1 Cow $90

Lackey, Dorothy

New Barn and Lot $1,700

LaF ortune, Fred

LaF ortune, Edna

LaFortune, Fred, Jr., Exempt

Bldg. Lot $100, Trailer $200

Lampinen, John, Exempt

Home Place $1,500, Exempt $1,000

Lampinen, Edna H.

Lang, Charles

Home Place $800, 24a Willard Pasture $100, 1

118

711 70

6 47

420 55 2 00 2 00

145 97 2 00 2 00 2 00

269 27 2 00 2 00

200 97 2 00 2 00

148 16 2 00

109 99 2 00 2 00

19 41

32 35 2 00 2 00

Cow $75, 1 Neat $50, 1 Goat $10

Lang, Dorothy

Lang, Mildred

10a Naramore Lot $40, Thompson Place $1,650

Lang, Wallace

Wood Lot $200

LaPoint, Helen

Hardwick L&B $1,600

LaValley, Bartlett M.

Lawrence, Arthur, Exempt and Shirley

Cottage and 4 Lake Lots $2,200, Exempt $1,000

Lawrence, Charles H.

L&B $700, 1 Portable Mill $700

Lawrence, Pearl F.

Lawrence, George H., Exempt

16a Home Place $1,700, Shultz Place $2,600, 50a

Company Pasture $150, 40a Bank Lot $120, 129a

Snow Lot $400, Nordan Lot $50, 40a Partridge Lot

$200, Sabin Lot $100, 20a Titus Mt. Lot $60 Lawrence, Ruth

Lawrence, William

Home Place $1,000

Lawrence, Doris

Leary, John F.

8a Home Place $1,900

Leary, Viola

Leavitt, Edward J.

140a Home Place $3,700, Roadside Stand $100,

1 Trailer $200

Leavitt, Irma

Leavitt, Herbert

Leavitt, Lucy

Leavitt, Herbert and Lucy

Manning Place $1,700

Leavey, Francis

Burt Hill Place $3,000, Kenderick Lot $100

Leavey,. Antoinette

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348 09

LeClair, Norman, Exempt and Barbara

Ashuelot Hotel $5,200, Stock in Trade $200, Ex-

empt $1,000

Lee, Walter, Exempt and Della

Carpenter Place $1,000, Exempt $1,000

Lepinski, Frank and Sophia

20a Home Place $3,500

Lepinski, Walter, Exempt

40a Young-Morse Land $230

Little, Howard F.

3a Home Place $2,300

Little, Eileen M.

Little, Jane C.

Lorando, Charles, Exempt and Lucy

Smofski Place $2,300, Exempt $1,000

Luce, Harry F., Exempt

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000

Luce, Kathleen

Lyman, Wilson

la Land and Cellar Hole $500

Lyman, Edith

Magee, Henry W.

Home Place $1,800

Magee, Velda

Magee, Doris

Magee, Lorraine

Magee, Thomas J.

Magee, Charlotte

Magee, Thomas J. and Charlotte

Greenwich Place $3,000

Malicka, Rosalie

Manning, Arlene

Manning, Donald C.

27a Home Place $3,200

Manning, Mildred L.

Manning, Robert

Winchester Hotel $7,400, Stock in Trade $200

120

Marcfeld, Leopold

Home Place $1,700, 10a Hammond Lot $100, N. E.

Box House #1 $1,200, N. E. Box House #2 $1,900 Marcfeld, Aniela

Wyman House $1,900, Dingman Cottage $400,

Garage $50, Hammond Camp $250, New Cottage

200 Marcou, Arthur

Marcou, Isabel

Marcou, Arthur and Isabel

Burcell Place $2,400, Stone Place Fiddle Hill

$1,800, 2!/2a Land $100, 1 Cow $75, 2 Goats $20

Martin, Dorothy

Martin, Eva

Matthews, Arlington W. and Valentina, Exempt

Kilanski Place $2,500, Exempt $2,000

Maxwell, Victor E.

Lake Cottage $1,000, Carpenter Place $3,400,

New Unfinished Cottage $1,200

Maxwell, Edna

Maynard, Eileen

Maynard, Harry, Exempt

Barden Place $2,000

Maynard, Florence

McClenning, Charles S., Exempt

Home Place $50, 1 Horse $50, Exempt $50

McLean, Christine

McLean, Martin

McLean, May A.

McLeod, Allan W.

McLeod, Kathryn

McLeod, Allan W. and Kathryn

Maxwell Place $4,200, Ashuelot St. House $4,600,

L&B $1,800, 5 Horses $250 McLeod, Charles

McNamara, Margaret

McNamara, Paul C.

McNamara, Mary F.

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317 03 2 00

181 16 2 00 2 00

284 36 2 00 2 00

McNamara, Paul C. and Mary F.

Home Place $2,500

Mecheski, Adolph and Sophia

Lobdell Place $3,500

Mecheski, Joseph

116a Home Place $5,000, 16 Cows $1,600

Mecheski, Antonia

Meleski, Anthony

Meleski, Frank, Estate

Brick Block $4,050, River Cottage $50, Sheridan

Land $250

Meleski, Louise

Meleski, Frank

Meleski, Yvonne

Meleski, Marion

Merchant, Flora

Mesic, Amelia

Michniewicz, Stella

Miller, Homer

3.4a Read Land $100

Miller, Lois

Home Place $600

Miller, Willard

Miller, Lottie

Miller, Willard and Loitie

Joslyn-Kelly Place $1,200

Minait, Harry

Minatt, Christine

Home Place $4,500

Minatt, Walter, Exempt

Home Place $1,700, Exempt $1,000

Minatt, Sophia

Miner, Arthur L., Exempt

1.9a Kelley Place $3,200, Ashuelot St. Cottage

$500, Exempt $1,000 Miner, Geraldine

Miner, Dorothy M.

3.4a Home Place $2,750

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161 75 2 00

226 45 2 00

427 02 2 00 2 00

281 44

Miner, Elmer

Miner, Sylvia

Miner, Elmer and Sylvia

Home Place $2,100

Miner, William, Jr.

Miner, Gladys A.

Mitchell, Albert R.

Home Place $3,300, Larabee Lond $190, 1 Horse

$50, 1 Cow $100

Mitchell, Shirley B.

Mitchell, Frank W.

50a Chase Farm $2,100

Mitchell, Lena S.

Monroe, Clifford, Sr.

25a Maynard Lot $125, 26a Wise Lot $125

Monroe, Ruth

Home Place $3,500

Monroe, Clifford, Jr.

Monroe, Ronald, Exempt

Home Place $3,500, 100a Healey Pasture $300

Exempt $1,000

Monroe, Lucille

Monroe, Stanley, Exempt

Home Place $5,000, Exempt $1,000

Monroe, Shirley

Morse, Fred C.

Home Place $2,200

Morse, Helen

Nagine, Anthony

7a L&B, $1,000

Nagine, Lois

Napierkoski, Chester

Home Place $2,150

Napierkoski, Lenore

Napierkoski, Jennie

/, Store Bldg. $850

Napierkoski, Sophie V.

14 Store Bldg. $850

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Napierkoski, Stephen, Exempt —_—_—

/, Store Bldg. $1,700, Exempt $1,000 45 29

Napierkoski, Jennie H. 2 00

Stock in Trade $300 19 4]

Napierkoski, Sophie 2 00

Naramore, Herbert E., Exempt and Lillian 2 00

C. H. Butler Place $1,500, 1/, N. E. Box Lot $50 100 28

Naramore, Leslie A.

10a Home Place $1,100, 19a Allen Lot $100, 30a

Naramore Lot $200, 12a Hale Lot $60 94 46

Naramore, Mildred 2 00

Naramore, Stanley, Exempt —_————

Parker Place $900, Exempt $900 —

Nash, Atwell 2 00

Home Place $2,000 129 40

Nash, Emma 2 00

Nash, Cleveland —_—

Land $200 12 94

Nash, Margaret M. 2 00

Home Place $1,600 103 52

Nelson, Donald G. 2 00

Home Place $1,600 103 52

Nelson, Mary 2 00

Nelson, Donald R., Exempt ———-

Home Place $1,300, Exempt $1,000 19 4]

Nelson, Mary 2 00

Nelson, Bessie 2 00

Nelson, Floyd 2 00

Nelson, Audrey 2 00

Nelson, Guy L., Exempt and Beverley 2 00

Home Place and Lot $1,950 126 16

Nelson, Linwood H., Exempt

170a L&B $4,400, Exempt $1,000 219 98

Nelson, Luman —

Home Place $5,500, Land $20 357 14

Nelson, Luther R. 2 00

Nelson, Priscilla 2 00

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Nesbitt, Paul E., Exempt

l/a Kiley Place $1,400, Exempt $1,000 Nesbitt, Erline

Newstead, George

2a Snow Land $100

Newstead, Dorothy L.

L&B $2,400

Nickerson, Richard E.

Nickerson, Alice

Nickerson, Richard E. and Alice

New House $5,000

Nichols, William J., Exempt

17a Home Place $3,100, 13a Kelly Land $40, 1

Horse $50, 20a Brown Lot $60, Exempt $1,000

Nichols, Sadie

Nolan, Charles P. and Mary

Home Place $2,200

Nolan, Gilbert, Exempt

18a Wood Lot $50

Nolan, Chester

Nolan, Herbert A.

17a Land $50

Nolan, Helen

Noseck, Frank

Home Place $2,600

Noseck, Julia

O’Connor, Margaret

Home Place $5,400, Pentland Lond $200, Bashaw

Land $150, Stock in Trade $540 O’Connor, Thomas F., Exempt and Mary

Home Place $5,400, Exempt $1,000 Oliver, Thadeus S.

Oliver, Hester

Oliver, Thadeus S. and Hester

150a Home Place $2,600 Oski, Henry

Talbert Place $2,250

Oski, Mary

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6 47 2 00

155 28 2 00 2 00

323 50

145 97 2 00

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Packard, Lawrence 2 00

Palmer, Harry S. 2 00

Palmer, Cecile E. 2 00

Parker, James E. and Bernice 2 00

Joslyn Place $500 5 ae

Parks, Chester 2 00

Home Place $300 19 4]

Partridge, Charles 5. 2 00

Partridge, Thelma 2 00

Partridge, Charles S. and Thelma

Home Place $3,500 226 45

Pariridge, Rachael 2 00

Home Place $3,600, 33!/2a Wood Lot $200 245 85

Patenaude, John and Flora

Home Place $3,000 194 10

Patenaude, Florence 2 00

Patenaude, Norbert, Jr. 2 00

Payeski, Edmond E., Exempt and Hazel 2 00

Home Place $2,900, Exempt $1,000 122 93

Pease, Douglas S. 2 00

Home Place $3,500 226 45

Pease, Sybil 2 00

Peirce, Philip, Estate

Judge Peirce House $3,700, Lot and Garage 252 te

Pelky, Leon F., Exempt and Mabel A. 2 00

Home Place $2,900, 1 Cow $90, Exempt $1,000 128 75 Pelky, Nettie 2 00

Perlowski, Anthony 2 00

Perlowski, Isabel 2 00

Perlowski, Anthony R. and Isabel —_—_—.

L&B $1,450, 34a B&M Land $200, 20a Hawkins’

Lot $50 164 01

Perlowski, Stanley and Blanche

2/3 Home Place $1,670 108 04

Perlowski, John 2 00

Perry, Kenneth, Exempt er

Brown Lot $90, 15a Donaldson Lot $60, 16a Rock-

wood-Swan Lot $90, 34a Willard Lot $75, 20a

126

Kempton Lot $180 Perry, Carmencita

Home Place $3,200, 18a Scott Land $180, 10a

Smith Land $20

Peterkin, Howard M.

8a Home Place $4,500

Peterkin, Alexandria

Philbrook, Mae B.

Nevers’ Place $2,400, 250 Fowls $250

Philesian Lodge +40

Masonic Temple $3,300

Phillips, Donald, Exempt and Sally

79a Barrows-Dickinson Lot $200

Phillips, George E.

Phillips, Emma

Phillips, George F. and Emma

Home Place $7,800, Stock in Trade $50, 1 Hog

$25, 23a Orchard and Cottage $2,300

Phillips, Sterry, Exempt

10a Purse Place $1,900, 28.5a Healey Place $700,

Exempt $1,000

Phillips, Jessie

Piasick, Kate

Home Place $2,050

Picard, Janette

Picard, Janet

Pierce, Earl W.

L&B $700, Titus Lot $50

Pierce, Burtrice

Pinger, Brony, Exempt

Home Place $1,300, Exempt $1,000

Pinger, Teatila

Piper, George R.

Piper, Elizabeth

Piper, George R. and Elizabeth

Lake Cottage $1,550

Piper, George Earl, Exempt

3/,a Foster Place $1,200, Exempt $1,000

127

Piper, Virginia

Pitcher, Grace

Lake Cottage $2,500

Pitts, John F., Rev. ;

Piurkowski, Joseph, Exempt

Home Place $4,200, Exempt $1,000

Piurkowski, Mary

Plaistridge, Philip

Home Place $1,150

Plifka, Stanley, Exempt

Home Place $3,900, 1/2 Kulick Store $1,750, Stock

in Trade $1,750, Exempt $1,000

Plifka, Elizabeth

Plifka, Valentz

L&B $3,500

Plifka, Mary

Polaski, Alexander, Exempt

1, Home Place $1,450, Exempt $1,000

Polaski, Rana

Polaski, Bernard, Exempt and Phyllis

3a L&B, $2,600, Exempt $1,000

Polaski, James

1, Home Place $1,450

Polaski, Helena

Polzer, George R.

Home Place $4,600

Poizer, Ella

Lake Cottage $2,200

Pipieleski, Adam, Exempt

11/,a Home Place $2,150, Exempt $1,000

Porter, Henry S.

44a Home Place $700, 2 Horses $100, 4 Cows $300 Porter, Doris

Powers, Wilma J.

2a Home Place $1,650

Powers, Mildred

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2 00 2 00

161 75 2 00

207 04 2 00 2 00

74 40

414 08 2 00

226 45 2 00

20248 2 00 2 00

103 52 2 00

93 81 2 00 2 00

297 62 2 00

142 34

74 40

2 00 aoe, 2 00 2 00

106 75 2 00

Powling, George

Pratt, Donald P., Exempt

Home Place $4,000, Exempt $1,000 Pratt, Lillian

Pratt, Harold E., Exempt

Home Place $3,000, Carlson Place $3,100, 39a

Buchanan Lot $100, 50a Howard St. Lot $150,

Exempt $1,000

Pratt, Lucy

Pratt, Harold F., Exempt

Home Place $3,600, Exempt $1,000 Prait, May

Pratt, Irene

Pratt, Mary

Prentice, Davena M.

Home Place $1,800, Garage and Land $1,800 Pritz, Mary

40a Home Place $3,700, 5a Prescott Land $200,

Powers’ Place $5,000

Prouty, Leonard

L&B $5,000, Trailer $50, 1 Pony $90, 1 Horse $100,

2 Cows $180, 1 Neatstock $80 Prouty, Florence L.

Prouty, Raymond

Prouty, Elizabeth

Prouty, Raymond and Elizabeth

Dance Hall $2,000

Prouty, William L.

Prouty, Helen May

Prouty, William L. and Helen May

Prouty Place $1,400

Prouty, Erich

Putnam, Albert

Putnam, Gladys

Home Place $1,700 Putnam, Cortland, Exempt

17a Wright Lot $35, 40a Potter Wood Land $500,

75a Stearns’ Land $300

129

346 14 2 00

168 22 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

232 92 2 00

979 83 2 00

359 85 2 00 2 00 2 00

129 40 2 00 2 00

90 58 2 00 2 00 2 00

109 99

04 02

Putnam, Frederick H.

80a Hunt Farm $1,800, 200a Rixford Land $400,

52a Chamberlain Lot $150, 38a Fassett Lot $100,

80a Fosgate Lot $200, 2 Cows $200, 1 Neatstock

$80, 1 Horse $75.

Putnam, Carrie

Putnam, John..W.

Home Place $900

Qualters, Edward, Exempt

Home Place $3,600, Exempt $1,000

Qualters, Vera

Qualters, Robert

Qualters, Terrance

2 Cows $150

Racine, Jeannette

Rau, Frank F., Exempt and Varja

Rau, Julia

Home Place $2,900, Exempt $1,000

Read, Arthur P.

80a Home Place $3,750, 153a Rixford Lot $550,

12 Cows $1,080, 3 Neatstock $180

Read, Winona

Reed, Leslie F.

130a Clark-Stearns Farm $4,400

Reed, Edith E.

Rice, Mary

Rice, Ella

Rice, George

Rice, Elsie

Rice, George and Elsie

Home Place $1,100

Rice, Elsie

18a Willard Farm $3,100, 1 Cow $50

Rice, Harold, Sr.

Home Place $1,900

Rice, Bessie

Rice, John O., Exempt

40a Willard Pasture $225

130

2 00

194 42 2 00 2 00

98 23

168 22 2 00 2 00 2 00 9 70 2 00 2 00 2 00

122 93

399 73 2 00 2 00

284 68 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

YAY

203 80 2 00

122 93 2 00

14 96

Rice, Leo A.

Rice, Flora M.

Home Place $2,500

Rich, James. D., Exempt

Home Place $2,300, Exempt $1,000

Rich, Muriel

Richards, Joseph

Camp and Land $100

Richer, Edson J., Exempt

Joseph Kelley Camp $100, Exempt $100 Richer, Sophie

Riley, John E., Exempt

100a Home Place $2,900, 1 Cow $80, 200 Fowls $200, Exempt $1,000

Riley, Hilda

Rix, Frank

L&B $1,200

Robb, Erwin

Robb, Lyle

Robb, Mary

Home Place $4,200

Robb, Robert H., Exempt and Mona

la Unfinished Bldg. and Lot $200, 18a 1. N. E.

Box Lot $50

Robinson, Sidney

Bushie Place $1,200

Robinson, Alice

Rock, Edward

Home Place $2,250, 36a Davis Lot $160

Rock, Hazel

Rogalski, Frank

Home Place $3,800

Rogalski, Mary

Rogers, John F., Exempt -

Home Place $2,400, Exempt $1,000

Rogers, Frances

Rolie, Leverette, Estate

L&B $1,300

131

Rolie, Hilda

Roy, Adonias, Sr.

Home Place $2,725, 2a Mill Site $150, 3 Cows

$225, 1 Horse $50

Roy, Lillian

Roy, Jaclyn

Roy, Gerard L., Exempt

Home Place $3,300, Stock in Trade $50, Exempt

$1,000 Roy, Mary

Roy, J. Edward

Roy, Agnes

Roy, Winston, Exempt and Nancy

Butler Place $1,500, Exempt $1,000

Royce, Earl K., Exempt

19a Wright Land $100, 13 Cows $1,300, 12a Home

Place and Unfinished Garage $3,800 Royce, Edna

Royce, Howard L., Exempt

Home Place $2,000, So Parish Lot $100, Exempt

$1,000 Royce, Lillian

Ruscak, Frances

Ruscak, Stanislaw

Home Place $3,300

Ruscak, Helen

Ruskowski, Alex

Ruskowski, Cecelia

Ruskowski, Kenneth E., Exempt

140a Home Place $4,100, 2 Cows $200

Ruskowski, Valentina

Ruskowski, Marion

Ruskowski, Varjie

Russell, Audrey

Russell, Nellie

Home Place $4,000

Russell, William W., Exempt

Home Place $4,000, Stock in Trade $150, Exempt

$1,000 oe

Russell, Natalie Y.

Wy, Young Cottage $675

Ryll, Edmund, Exempt

Home Place $3,000, Exempt $1,000 Ryll, Thurley

Ryll, Edward O.

Warwick, Place $1,900

Ryll, Pearl

Ryll, Edwin W., Exempt

Home Place $4,500, Exempt $1,000 Ryll, Rose Mary

Ryll, Walter O., Jr., Exempt

Home Place $2,500, Exempt $1,000

Ryll, Barbara

Ryll, Walter O.., Sr.

Home Place $5,000 Ryll, Josephine

Salonen, Frank T., Exempt

Sa Home Place $2,500, 4a Hughes Lot $600, Ex-

empt $1,000

Salonen, Mary P.

Samsel, Anthony and Sophia

Home Place $3,700

Samsel, Carl

Samsel, Victoria

Samsel, Carl and Victoria

Home Place $2,200

Samsel, Delores

Sanborn, Clarence, Exempt

Home Place $1,900

Sanborn, Marjorie

Sawyer, John, Exempt

Home Place $2,800, Stock in Trade $300, Boats

$240 Sawyer, Walter D.

10a Cromwell Lot $50, 1 Trailer $100

Schautus, Robert, Exempt and Helen

20a Home Place $3,200, Exempt $1,000

133

Schielding, Frank G. and Annie

Home Place $2,500, 58a Mt. Lot $100 168 22

Schuliz, Wallace 2 00

Schultz, Elise 2 00

Schnyer, George W., Exempt

Munro Place $4,500, Exempt $1,000 226 45

Schnyer, Mary L. 2 00

Scott, Dean, Exempt ae

Home Place $4,300, Wilson House $5,000, Green-

house $2,400, Powers’ Blk. $8,000, 2a Wyman

Land $100, Stock in Trade $1,000 1,345 76

Scott, Cherrie 2 00

Scott, Mabel 2 00

Scott, Raymond 2 00

30a Burt Hill Barn and Land $1,000 64 70

Scott, Mildred 2 00

Scrimgeour, Inez 2 00

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000 77 64

Secord, Gilbert, Exempt

125a Fosgate Place $1,500, Exempt $1,000 oul

Secord, Barbara 2 00

Secord, Minot, Estate

Unfinished House $800 51 76

Secord, Mae 2 00

Secord, Patrice 2 00

Secord, Richard 2 00

Sederstrom, Elmer

Home Place $2,400, Exempt $1,000 90 58

Sederstrom, Helen 2 00

Sedersirom, Patricia 2 00

Seroka, Ann 2 00

Shadow Box Antiques ———

Stock in Trade $600 38 82

Shine, Carolyn 2 00

Cottage $1,600 103 52

Shine, Clyde 2 00

Shine, Mary E. 2 00

134

Shine, Clyde and Mary E.

Home Place $1,600, 1 Cow $75

Simpson, Robert M.

Home Place $4,000, 70a Tower Land $280

Sloan, John A.

Sloan, Ruth

Sloan, John A. and Ruth

100a Home Place $1,650, 2 Cows $180

Smalley, George, Jr.

Smalley, Elizabeth O.

Smart, Albert

Home Place $350

Smart, Francis L.

Smart, Yvonne

Smart, Sydney

Smart, Alexandria

4a Johnson Land $60

Smart, Walter R., Sr.

Smart, Alta H.

Smart, Walter R., Sr. and Alta H.

Home Place $400

Smart, Walier R., Jr.

Smart, Grace

Smart, Walter R., Jr. and Grace

Building Lot $50

Smith, Arthur

Smith, Nina

Smith, Arthur and Nina

Home Place and Store $4,500, Stock in Trade

$4,000, 2a Corner Lots $1,000, Dudley Lot $100

Smith, Clifton L.

Home Place $1,500

Smith, Carmelia

Smith, Edith

Smith, Alice

Smith, Kenneth T., Exempt and Marion

Home Place $1,900, Exempt $1,000

Smith, Jesse

135

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IM As Pe 2 00 2 00

118 40 2 00 2 00 2 00

22 65 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 3 88 2 00 2 00

20 88 2 00 2 00

3 23 2 00 2 00

621 12

97 05 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

98 23 2 00

Smith, Nellie

Smith, Jesse and Nellie

Stearns’ Camp $500

Smith, Lillian

Smith, Richard

Smith, Sylvia

Smith, Richard and Sylvia

Home Place $2,800

Smith, Robert

Smith, Mary

Smith, Wilmot A.

Home Place $2,700

Smith, Ida

Smoiski, Frank

Home Place $2,050

Smoiski, Stella

Snow, Stanley J.

Snow, Stella

Home Place $3,300

Snow, Walter F.

Snow, Jean E.

Solasz, John R. Exempt

1; Home Place $1,866, 18 Cows $1,800, 1 Neat-

stock $80, Exempt $1,000

Solasz, Josephine

lz Home Place $1,866

solinski, William

L&B $600

Solinski, Frances

L&B, $2,200

Sortwell, Evelyn

Home Place $2,400

Sosnoski, Frances and Delores

1/; Home Place $670

Sosnoski, Katherine

1, Home Place $670

Sosnoski, Stephen

1/; Home Place $670

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Sosnoski, Jennie

Spaulding, Howard O., Exempt

140a Buffum Farm $3,500, Exempt $1,000 Staples, Frank

Home Place $3,400

Staples, Marion

Staples, Shirley

Starkey, Carl E., Exempt

38a Field Place $1,900

Starkey, Edwin

Starkey, Nina

Stempkowski, Muriel

Stephens, Arline

Stephens, Ronald A., Exempt

Home Place $1,750, Exempt $1,000

Stephens, Doris

Stephens, William F., Exempt

Home Place $2,800, Exempt $1,000

Stephens, Louise

Stetson, Addie H.

Maxwell Pasture $250

Stetson, Auverne

Home Place $3,800, 25a Naramore Lot $250, lla

Naramore Land $50, 20a Lepinski Lot $100

Stetson, Richard, Exempt and Gladys

Home Place $2,700

Stillings, Hollis B.

Stillings, Laura

St. Michaels’ Parish

5a Bushey Land $200, 2!/,a Grow Land $500, Lee

House $1,000, 30a wood lot $100

Stoddard, Alton W.

Home Place $900

Stoddard, Josie

Stoddard, Irene

4a Home Place $2,000

Stoddard, Perley H., Exempt

Building Lot $50

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Stockwell, Rose, Estate a

30a Sprout Land $50 3 24

Stone, Elwyn F., Exempt

House and Lot #19, $2,600, Exempt $1,000 103 52

Stone, Sylvia 2 00

Stone, Lawrence R. 2 00

Home Place $2,250 145 57

Stone, Louise 2 00

Stone, Retta G. 2 00

17a Home Place $4,200, Slate Land $90, Sabin

Land $125, Exempt $1,000 220 95

Strout, Austin E., Exempt

Greenhouse $200, Knights’ Place $2,200, Exempt

$1,000 90 58

Struthers, Clifford

Whitehead L&B $500 le

Struthers, Jennie 2 00

Suleski, Anthony

10a Home Place $1,300, Powers’ Land $50 | 87 34

Suleski, Katherine 2 00

Sullivan, Wesley 2 00

Sullivan, Daisy 2 00

Home Place $1,600 103 52

Swan, Clyde 2 00

Home Place $6,500 420 55

Swan, Sarah 2 00

Swan, Henry 2 00

Swan, Shirley 2 00

Sweat, Earl 2 00

8a Home Place $2,900, Stock in Trade $1,500 284 68

Sweat, Goldie 2 00

Sweat, Ida 2 00

Swett, E. David, Exempt

Home Place $5,100, 1a Richmond St. Lot $600 368 79

Sweit, Dorothy M. 2 00

Swett, E. David, Inc.

Richmond St. Shop $1,100, 12a VanHolm Land

$400, Stock in Trade $50, Road Machinery $11,000 811 98

138

Tacy, Clair, Exempt

Home Place $2,150, Exempt $1,000

Tacy, Marion L.

Tacy, Earl F.

Home Place $2,600

Tacy, Emma

Tacy, Francis L., Exempt

a Hutchinson Place $2,400, Exempt $1,000

Tacy, Helen I.

Tacy, Harold J.

Home Place $2,900

Tacy, Jennie D.

Tacy, Lillian

Tacy, Luther, Exempt

72a Kendrick Lot $280, Stock in Trade $1,500

Tacy, Theresa

Tacy, Rosanna

Tacy, Roger J.

Home Place $4,300

Tacy, Olive K.

Cottage $900, Kendrick L&B, $2,100, Stock in

Trade $1,800

Taft, Alberta

Tait, DeForest, Estate

L&B, $2,500, 10a Creamery Lot $250

Tarbell, Ethel

Home Place $4,300

Tardiff, Alice

Home Place $1,800

Tatro, Earl H., Jr., Exempt

Home Place $700, Exempt $700

Tatro, Helen

Tairo, Earl, Sr.

Home Place $500

Tatro, Edith

Taylor, Herbert A. and Florence

Home Place $2,200

Taylor, Wesson

Wilder L and B $2,200

Taylor, Lillian V.

Thatcher, Ralph T.

10a Land $800

Thatcher, Gladys

4a Home Place $4,600

Thayer, Henry, Sr. Exempt and Marion L.

Home Place $3,400, Exempt $1,000 Thayer, Thelma :

Thayer, Madeline T.

Yea L and B $1,600

Thomas, Durwood

Thomas, Victor

Home Place $800

Thompson, Alexander Exempt and Marguerite

Home Place $4,400, Forest Lake Cottage $1,700,

Howard Lot $200, Wood and Lumber (not stock

in trade) $600, Exempt $1,000 Thompson, Earl

Home Place $1,100

Thompson, Emily

Thompson, Erdine

Thompson, Frank L.

Home Place $2,000

Thompson, George, Sr. Exempt and Lucy

13a Home Place $3,000, 1 cow $60, Exempt $1,000

Thompson, John

Thompson, Janis

Thompson, Hollis

Chapman Place $1,300 Thompson, Geraldine

Thompson, Lyn L.

Thompson, Barbara

Thompson, Maxwell Exempt

1 Trailer $1,000, Exempt $1,000 Thompson, Evelyn

140

Thompson, Melvin F. Exempt

8a L and B $2,300, Exempt $1,000 84 11 Thompson, Sybil and Scott Allyn 2 00

Lake Cottage $1,250 80 88

Thompson, Royal 2 00

Home Place $4,500 291 15

Thompson, Bernice 2 00

Thompson, Shirley M. 2 00

Thompson, Walton Exempt

340a Sheomet Farm $7,500, 2 horses $100, 26 Cows

$2,600, Exempt $1,000 595 24 Thompson, Elizabeth 2 00

Thomasen, Alvar 2 00

Thurston, Bessie 2 00

3¥2a Home Place $4,500 291 15

Toof, Gracia 2 00

Tower, Roy A. Exempt Home Place $3,300 YAU GS

Tower, Cleora M. 2 00

Truesdale, Elwin 2 00

15a Home Place $1,200, Cook Land and unfin- ished garage $1,200, stock in trade $150, 2 horses $100 171 46

Truesdale, Roselyn 2 00

Tufts, Horace Estate

2la Mellow Land $135 8 73

Turant, John 2 00

Turant, Steve 2 00

1 House Trailer $1,500 97 05

Turant, Zygmunt Exempt 14%2a House Lot $200 12 94

Tweedy, Annie 2 00

Tweedy, George 2 00

Tweedy, Helen 2 00

Tweedy, George and Helen

L and B $1,800 116 46

Underwood, Robert Exempt and Jeanette 2 00 Home Place $3,300 213 51

141

Upham & Clifford

8a Tillage Land $250 Upham, Lelia A.

Home Place $1,800, 3 cows $150

Vaine, Neile

Home Place $250, 20a Pasture and Wood Land

$60

Vaine, Clarice L.

Valley Food Stores

Land $1,500

VanHolm, Theodore

52a Home Place $7,000

Van Hoim, Ellie

Verry, Edith D.

2a Home Place $1,500

Vidal, Ruth E.

19a Crestwood $3,700

Wade, Elmer

lla Dominick Place $2,950

Walker, Clarence

2 Lake Lots and Cottage $2,250 Walker, Dorothy

Home Place $3,500

Wallock, John

Wallock, Florence

Wallock, John and Florence

62a New House and Land $3,000, Hen House

$8,000

Wallock, John M.., Jr. Exempt

L and B $700, 6a Garage and Land $3,500, Stock in trade $3,500

Wallock, Theodore

Building Lot $50

Ware, Susan

Wasileski, Joseph

Home Place $3,700

Wasileski, Joan

142

16 17

126 17

2 00

20 06

2 00

97 05

2 00

452 90

2 00

2 00

97 05

2 00

239 39

2 00

190 87

2 00

145 57

2 00

226 45

2 00

2 00

711 70

498 19

2 00 3 23 2 00

2 00 239 39

2 00

Wasileski, Mary

Wasileski, Kenneth

Wasileski, Cecelia V.

Wasileski, Stanislaw

Home Place $2,200

Wasileski, Stella M.

Wasileski, Steve

Home Place $2,600

Weeks, Parke F. and Grace

Home Place $3,400, Stock in trade $100

Weeks, Parke F.

l5a ¥2 Dickinson Lot $125

Weld, Howard

Stock in trade $5,000

Weld, Helen

Wells, Mary Jane

L and B $1,200

Wells, Robert

Wells, Rose Bell

Wertheimer, Jeanne

Y2 Sabin Place $1,500

Wescott, Merrill

Home Place $750

Wheaton, Earl W. Exempt

Home Place $2,250, 15a Wood Lot $50, Exempt $1,000

Wheaton, William B.

Home Place $1,400

Wheeler, Fred S. Estate

Home Place $2,100

Wheeler, Henry Exempt 75a Buckminister Land $320, 86a Jackson Farm

$3,700, Haskell bldg. $2,900, Haskell barn and land $700, Ball Place $2,300, Holton Place

$2,500, 18a Kendrick Land $75, 30a Willard

Pasture $100, 20a Holton Meadow $75, 3 cows

$225

143

2 00

2 00

2 00

2 00

142 34

2 00

2 00

168 22

2 00

226 45

8 09

2 00

323 50

2 00

2 00 77 64

2 00

2 00

2 00

97 05

2 00 48 $2

84 11

90 58

135 87

834 31

Wheeler, Doris

Home Place $4,200

Wheeler, Robert

Wheeler, Elizabeth

Wheeler, Robert and Elizabeth

Home Place $2,000

Whippie, George L. Exempt

Huntoon Place $800, 13la Home Place $2,700, Exempt $1,000

Whippie, Muriel W.

Whipple, Emma

Home Place $2,000

Whipple, Joseph

White, Grover

White, Rose

Home Place $1,100

White, Leander and Marguerite 85a Hogan Farm $2,700, Exempt $1,000

White, Katherine

Whitehead, Howard V. Estate

36a Home Place $1,100

Whitney, Maude A.

50a Wickerstrom Place $3,100, Exempt $1,000 Whiiney, Stephen P.

Whitney, Ida W.

Whitney, Stephen P. and Ida W.

Home Place $4,700

Whittemore, Herman

1 horse $50

Whiitile, Harold

Home Place $2,100

Whittle, Elizabeth

Whittle, Norman Exempt

Christianson Place $1,500, 34a Young Land $300, 8a Curtiss Land and Camp $600

Wiater, Alexander Exempt

Home Place $1,800, Exempt $1,000

144

Wiaiter, Stella 2 00

Wichile, Caroline 2 00

Wilbur, Warner Exempt

Ya Interest Land and Camp $150 9 70 Wilbur, Anna 2 00

Wilder, Norman 2 00

Will, John 2 00

Home Place $1,000 64 70

Will, Lotiie 2 00

Dawson land $100 6 47

Willard, Franklin J. 2 00

Home Place $2,700, 3 Lake Lots and Garage

$1,500, 22a Monroe Lot $80 276 92

Willard, Ruth B. 2 00

Willard, Harry

25a Pasture and Camp $200 12 94 Willard, John F. 2 00

3a Home Place $3,200, lla Flint Land $50, 34a

Willard Lot $120, 20a Hammond Lot $50 2210627

Willard, Paul K. 2 00

Willard, Barbara D. 2 00

Willard, William Estate

Home Place $2,200, Exempt $1,000 77 64

Willard, Eldoris 2 00

Willette, Leon J. 2 00

Marcou Camp and Land $300 19 41

Willette, Elizabeth H. 2 00

Willey, Brainard 2 00

23a Home Place $4,050, 1 horse 50, 1 cow $90 271 09

Willey, Irene 2 00

Williams, Henry M. 2 00

27a Holloway Farm $1,900, 7a Cellar Hole $400 148 8]

Williams, Henrietta 2 00

Williams, Raymond 2 00

Williams, Hazel 2 00

Wilton, Alexander, Jr. Exempt Home Place $1,700, Exempt $1,000 45 29

145

Wilton, Arlene

Winchester Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Mills and Machinery $4,400, Stock in trade $800 Winchester National Bank

Bank Block $14,500

Winchester Paper Co.

Detour Building $4,100, Coal Sheds $200, Sheri-

dan Place $4,500, Mills and Machinery $83,300, Stock in trade $8,540

Winchester Reel Co., Inc.

Dickinson Office Building $1,450, 320a Dickinson

Land $960, 105a Janti land $315, 2a Hopkins Land $100, Mills and Machinery $25,900, Stock in trade $21,000

Wing, Beatrice

Winter, Herman L. Exempt

2a Home Place $1,400, Exempt $1,000 Winter, Louise E.

Wood, Bert Estate

L and B $4,100

Wood, Cornelius Exempt Home Place$3,000, Exempt $1,000

Wood, Vergelin

Wood Flour, Inc.

Fischer Place $1,400, L and B $2,500, Mills and

Machinery $96,900, Stock in trade $1,300 Woodard, Frank Exempt

8¥%2a Home Place $1,800

Woodard, Mildred

Worsley, George

Worsley, Patience

Worsley, George and Patience

Drouet Place $3,800

Young, Winfred Estate

Home Place $4,900

Young, Beatrice

Lake Land and Buildings $1,850

146

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336 44

938 15

6,511 41

3,217 21

2 00

29 88

2 00

265 27

129 40

2 00

6,605 87

Zabielski, John C. 2 00 Home Place $2,000 129 40

Zabielski, Nellie A. 2 00

Zabielski, Joseph Exempt Home Place $3,600, 100 fowls $100, Exempt

$1,000 174 69

Zack, Joseph 2 00

Home Place $2,900 : 187 63

Zack, Mary 2 00

Zitzow, Clifford 2 00

Home Place $1,750 Ca) Bi LG Ht:

Zitzow, Emma 2 00

Zwolinski, Alex Estate

L and B $1,900 122 93

Zwolinksi, Anna

5/7 Home Place $2,714 175 60

Zwolinski, Frank Exempt

1/7 Home Place $543, Exempt $543

Zwolinski, Ann 2 00

Zwolinski, James B. Exempt

Home Place $2,200 142 34

Zwolinski, Verna 2 00

Stock in trade $50 a

Zwolinski, Stephen 2 00

Zwolinski, Bolga A. 2 00

Zwolinski, Stephen and Bolga A.

Home Place $4,500, Stock in trade $50 294 38

Zysk, Bronislaw 2 00

Zysk, Stella 2 00

Zysk, John Exempt

Home Place $1,600, Exempt $1,000 38 82 Zysk, Joseph 2 00

NON-RESIDENT, 1957

Adams, Harold and Louise Wichile Property $1,100 (AMY

147

Allen Oil Co.

2 Electric Pumps, 1 Hand Pump $200 Anderson, William F.

34a Tower Farm $1,600

Antonio, Peter and Virginia

la Land $400

Ashuelot Paper Co.

Waiter Rights $20,000, H.C.M. Lot 400, B&M Lot

$100, 4 Tenement Houses $6,200, Supt. House

$3,600, Power Co. Land $100, Mills and Machin-

ery $139,000, Stock in trade $24,000 Altomare, Paul A. and Eleanor

20a Howard Place $1,300

Atkins’ Plumbing Co.

Stock in trade $1,200

Baclauski, Joseph

18a Claflin Place $6,300

Ballou, Donald and Czarina

Lake Cottage $1,200 Barrett, John

Capron Cottage $1,000 Barrett, Lawrence and. Maxine

New Cottage $1,500 Bartley, Ruth

16a Houlihan House $1,900, 7a Broad Brook

Land $25

Batuleviiz, George A.

240a Ware Mt. Lot $400, 30a Franklin Mt. Lot

$100, 72a Dickinson Wilcox Lot $150, 3a Dickin-

son-Stone Lot $15

Batussco, Agatha

19a L and B $4,000

Baybrook, Richard W. and Irene

Lake Cottage $1,000 Beal, Edward W.

30a Sabin Wood Lot $300

Beverley, Ethel M.

Lake Cottage and 3 Lots $1,500

148

12 94

103 52

259 88

12,512 98

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77 64

407 61

77 64

64 70

97 05

124 94

Bilson, Glyndean

Land $150

Birkenshaw, Marion and Mildred

Barry House $1,550, 12a Hammond Lot $100 Blaisdell, Clinton

Land $100

Blum, Felex J. and Grayce E.

Unfinished Building and Lake Lot $1,000

Bolton, Doris

Home Place $2,550, Doolittle Land $290

Bolton, Forest

17a Wright-Plane Lot $125, 3a Barber Lot $50 Bolton, Fred I.

19a Campbell Lot $175, 15a Field Lot $200, 20a ¥Y2 Upham Pasture 60, 6a Howard Lot $20

Bolton, Fred and Doris

19a Howard-Smith Lot $130

Boothe, Everett

50a Warner Land $200

B & M Railroad

Canfield Place $1,000

Bosworth, Elmer C.

Smart Land $50

Bradbury, Laura M.

L and B $300

Bready, George W.

75a Gardener-Field Place $2,050

Bridges, Frank and Julia

Lake Lot and Unfinished Cottage $150 Briggs, Lillian

26a Wood Lot $100

Brown, Walter E.

Hunting Camp $250

Buraczynki, Joseph and Laura

40a Detour Land $100

Byrne, James R. and Beatrice

10%a Old Magee Land $300

149

106

132

16

19

47

Al

Caliendo, Nat and Christine

2/5a Land $25

Carlson, Eric

Gates’ Camp $600 Carlion, Paul W. and Mary B.

250a Carlton Land $800

Carpenier, Clarice E. and Davis, Eleanor L.

12a Staddle Hill Place $3,500

Carpenter, Frances G.

15a Bigelow Farm $2,500 Carpenter, Myrile

15a Denning Lot $65, New Cottage $2,000 Carpenier, Otto

12a L and B $1,300

Caye, William R. and Ruth B.

4a Building Lot and Cabin $600 Cederlund, Edith F.

8.3a Land $30

Chandler, Harold J. and Katherine

Hegemen Lot $200

Cheshire County Savings Bank

Hammond Place $1,900

Cheshire Oil Co.

Garage and Land $4,550, 7 Pumps $1,000

Clark, Louetie L.

40a Shaw Lot $100

Clark, Mildred 4a Building and Land $400

Clark, Raleigh E.

18a Power's Lot $180

Cobb, Clesson E.

12a Scott Land $120

Colson, Samuel

Building Lot $270

Cone, Mary G.

Lots #27 and #28 $400

150

1 62

38 82

51 76

226 45

161 75

133 61

84 11

38 82

1 94

12 94

122 93

359 09

6 47

25 88

11 65

7 76

17 47

25 88

Cota, Vivian

Forest Lake Lot $200, Land $150

Cox, Archie

15a Wood Lot $100

Craven, Walier D.

Goose Pasture $35

Crowley, Margaret

A Thompson Place $3,600

Cronk, Daisey

Lake Cottage and Garage $2,700 Cronk, Herbert

Riley Place $1,300, 4a Powling Sabin Lot $35, 82a Dehler Land $80

Cutter, Vernon A.

la Hammond Lot $100

Davis, Margaret

177a Spenser Land $500 Davis, Paul

L and B $1,000

Davis Oil Co.

Bulk Plant $750

De Grace, Joseph

230a Ski Tow Lot $600

Demikat, John

1¥%2a Gordon Land $200

Demming, Dorothy

L and B $2,650

Dickey, Eben

30a L and B $200

Doolittle, Edna

85a Tract #1 and #2 $250

Dort, Wakefield

703.5a New England Land $1,428, 330a Chick-

ering-Castle Land $660, 747.9a Dickinson R.E.L.

and Lots $1,475, 72a New England Box Lot $150

Downey, John J. and Ann Mary

Lake Property $1,500

151

22 64

174 69

171 46

240 23

97 05

Duggan, Francis

2a Slate Land $25

Duggan, John E.

Doolittle Land $200

Duggan, Roland G.

15a Streeter Land $50 Dulac, Francis

Lake Cottage $2,200 Dunckler, Charles

10a Land $50

Eaton Lumber Corp.

o3a Curtiss-Bennett Lot $400, 40a Lyman Lot

$100

Elkins, Irwin and Muriel

Lake Cottage $1,300 Esso Standard Oil Co.

Esso Station and Land $4,000, 5 Pumps $575 Episcopal Church of N. Y.

49a L and B $3.800

Fabian, Henry E.

L and B $900

Facemire, Guy W.

Home Place $300

Fairbanks, Clarence

Pisgah Cottage $600 Faulkner, Philip H.

30a Pulpit Rock Lot $150 Felski, Iva

Home Place $300

Field, Gardner F.

20a Brush Lot $100, 40a Field Land $100

Field, George

14a Bent Lot and Buildings $440, 12a Maynard

Lot $40

First National Stores

Stock in trade $4,970

Fish, Helen

152

142

296

245

321

06

36

40a Peirce Lot $150 9

Fisher, Carl and Nettie

Y2 Interest 2 Lots and Camp $150 9 Foster, Guy E.

lla Sprout Lot $50 3 Franklin, Ray S.

Smart Land $100 6

Frazer, James and Frances

2a Land and Unfinished Building $800 5]

Frink, Oscar Estate

3a L and B $2,200 142

Frink, Richard

5a Putnam Land $100 6

Garfield, Charles

16a Home Place $500 32

Gates, L. A.

L and B $250 16

Gilbert, Charles R.

4a Land $100 6

Gilbert, Mrs. Fabiana

Cottage, Garage and 5 Meyerhoff Lake Lots

$2,600 168

Goldsmith, Morton R.

32a Royce Place $4,600, Cottage and land

$1,500 394

Goodell, Clifford

400a Gunn Lot $600 38

Goodnow, Mrs. C. M.

Goodnow Block $14,000 905

Greenwood, G. C.

6a Field Place $270 17

Gray, Mabel F.

Lake Cottage $1,500 97

Grover, Robert R.

L and B 400, Lake Lot $150, Lake Lot and Cottage

$1,300 119

153

70

70

24

47

76

34

47

35

17

47

22

67

82

80

47

05

70

Gulf Oil Corp.

3 Pumps $450 29 11 Guyette, Richard and Jeanette

Burkett Land $300 19 4]

Hall, Rhoda

36a Bolton Farm $3,500, 13a Bent Land $100, 72a

O'Brien Land $50, 20a % Upham Pasture $100 242 63 Hamilton, Merrill

Lake Cottage and Lot $1,800 116 46

Hampshire Franklin County Inc. Boy Scouts of America

L and B $200 12 94

Handy, Arthur Estate

L and B $3,050 197 33

Harris, Robert

Baker Land $350 22 65

Harvard College, President and Fellows of

20a Pisgah Lot $200 12 94

Harvey, Marion

13a L and B $2,700, 75a Davis-Condit Land $225 189 25

Hawes, Helen

Smith Property $1,800, 37a L and B $1,000, Brittain

Property $500 213 51

Hawkins, Benjamin and Deane, C. Lawrence

Kempton Lot $200 12 94

Hayes, Donald

30a Bliss Lot $90 5 82

Hayes, C. Madeline

Home Place $4,000 258 80

Hearne, Raymond E.

30a Land and Camp $800 51 76

Hecker, William L. and Mabel L.

Fosgate Land $100 6 47

Hensel, John F.

30a Land and Unfinished House $500 32 39

Herrick, Charles W.

27a Howard Land $150 9 70

Higley, H. V.

L and B $4,000 258 80

154

Hill, Maude Estate

Lake Cottage $700 Hinsdale, Town of

136a Stone Lot $400, Land and Water rights

$1,500

Holman, Hilda

Lake Cottage $1,700 Holzer, Gertrude and Chapin, Emily

271a Coombs’ Land $2,500

Houle, Joseph P.

Unfinished Building $350 Humphrey, Charles, William and Ethel

Mecheski Farm $8,150

Hunt, Charles F. and Violet

Unfinished Cottage and 2 Lake Lots $1,200 Jarvis, Alfred G. and Beulah May

8¥2a Groener Place $1,500

Jennings, Granville

New England Box Lot #674 $40, Lake Lot $200

Johnson, Jesse C.

32a Willard Lot $75

Johnson, William E.

150a Burt Land $450, 30a Smith Lot $90, 60a

Willis Lot $170, 20a E. Johnson Land $100

Jones, Richard B. :

3a Smith Land $15

Jordan, A. M. Estate

West Parish Land $300

Karacus, Christopher

65a Bent Lot $400, 25a Hunt Land $50, 30a

Pasture Land $60, 30a Wood-Manning Land $90,

25a Bartlett Lot $400

Kelley, William and Florence

5a L and B $3,100

Kenison, Radcliii F.

155a Worcester Place $1,100

Kinney, Norman E. and Anna E.

1D

45

122

109

161

027

92

19

64

200

71

Land B $2,400, Fisher Pasture $200, Willard

Pasture $400

Kopajzna, Joseph A. and Lottie M.

L and B $2,600

Kossakoski, Harry

120a Monroe-Buffum Lot $360

La Count, Clayton J. and Gloria I.

Lake Lot #3 and Cottage and Lake Lot #2

$1,750

Lane, C. L.

Sprout Lot $45 LaPoint, Shirley M.

16a Land $100

Laurin, Philip O. and Florence

Land $100, Lake Frontage $200 Lawrence, A. C. Leathers Co., A Division of Swift & Co.

Hayes Land $270, 28a Old Site and Buildings

$2,600, Bliss Land $900, 163a Coxter Land $2,700

Davis Land $540, Graves Property $2,900, Mills

and Machinery $208,635, Stock in trade $117,489

Lawrence, Maxine S.

Young Cottage (¥2) interest $675

Lee, Richard E.

15a Freeman Lot $100

Lindholm, John David

10a Land $100

Lindstrom, Charles J.

78a L and B $2,000

Livermore, Ralph

Cota Lot $70, Lake Cottage and Garage $1,500

Lobdell, Alban J. and Winston B.

Lake Cottage, Garage and Land $1,800

Lombardi, Richard M. and Jean

12a Thurston Land $400

Luce, Lawrence and Hazel

L and B $1,700

156

194 10

168 22

19 41

21741 40

Lucia, Gerald and Irene

Howard St. Cottage $1,300 Madigan, M. J.

23a Stearns’ Lot $400

Manning, Wayne and Margaret

Land B $2,100

Mannis, Josephine

15a Stebbins’ Land $100

Masin, Vincent F., Sr.

60a Stockwell Farm $2,300

Maskiel, Virginia

Lake Cottage $2,700

May, Emily A.

4la Sprout Lot $135, 43a Dickinson Lot $135 McGaw, Elizabeth T.

Y2 Robins’ Lot $20

McGrath, Virginia

Lake land and Trailer $400

McGrath, William A.

194a Gunn Lot $800

McNamara, John A.

Building Lot $400 Mecheski, Frank and Mary

71a Land $185

Merrill, Richard J. and Hallock, Martin H.

40a Kelly-Johnson Land $120

Metcalf, Ernest

Naramore Land $100, 3a Coburn Land $45

Milkey, Robert F. and Virginia

5a L and B $2,300

Morningside Community Center

Forest Lake Camp $8,100, C. Hildreth Property

$2,000, Camp Rabbit Hollow $4,900, 8 Boats $100 Murdock, E., Co.

Part of Potash Farm $200

Murray, James G.

150a Putnam Farm $2,500, 100a Smith Farm

$3,100

157

174 69

9 38

148 81

976 97

12 94

362 32

Nash, Robert

Lally Lot $100

Nees, Fred

Lake Lot $200

Newell, Herbert K.

30a Mt. Lt $150

Newman, Adelaide S. and Chickering, Margaret

Forest Lake Cottage $1,800

Newton, Fred

45a Belding Lot $100

Nilman, Carl

12a Drive-in Theater $10,000

Northfield School

30a Brown Mill Lot $200, 4a Mine Lot $130, 4a

Bent Lot $40, 20a Holton-Bartlett Lot $200, 14a

Coombs-Morgan Lot $200, 8a G. E. Horton Lot

100, Alexander Lot $90

New England Box Co.

53.3a Rixford Lot $200, 68.9a Fosgate Ware Lot

$200, 245.7 R & T Gardner Mt. Lot $1,400, 58.7a

Bartlett Lot $200, 268a Clark-Towne Lot $1,040,

12.9a Wiswall Lot $40, 1388a Amos Atherton Lot

$500, 53a Stearns’-Swan Lot $150, 100a Marvin-

Lewis Lot $360, 146.8a Scott Lot $480, 85.3a

Brittain-Tufts’ Lot $250, 97a Curtiss-Sawyer Lot

$300, 159.7a Adams-Estey Lot $480, 79.1 Roach

Lot $300, 10a Pike Lot $20, 49.5a Curtis Lot $260,

68.4a Briggs’ Lot $200, 115.3a Dingman Lot $700,

18.8a Cunningham Lot $40, 69.3a Marcou Lot

$200, 6.la J. A. Powers’ Est. $200, 251.9a Estey-

Fisher Lot $500, 63.4a Wilder Lot $200, 107.4a

Clark Farm $250, 15.3a Felch Pasture $60, 56.2a

Jackson Lot $70, Gun Club Yard $1,700, Pent-

land Yard $1,800, L & B $46,200, Mills and Ma-

chinery $69,000, Stock in Trade $136,420, Wood

and Lumber (not stock in trade $3,960)

New England Power Co.

34a Seminary Land $55, Electric Plants $29,819

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Ogden, Frank and Winifred

Wagner Place $1,500

O’Kula, John R. and Allison M.

Unfinished Building and 2 Lake Lots #8 and #9

$1,500

Olmstead, Frederick and Claire

2 Lake Lots $200, Lake Cottage $2,650 O'Neil, Clarence B.

2a Felch Lot $300, 2a Mill Site $150

Paine, Carol Ann Rose

2a Lots $1,000

Park, Jane

3a L and B $300

Pasquarelli, Albert

Stock in trade $50

Paquette, Louis

15a Land $45

Paper Service Mills Inc.

Maxwell House $1,650, House near School

$1,000, Stephens’ House $1,650, 4 Felch Houses $6,400, Fiddle Hill House $1,700, Water Rights

$2,000, Mills and Machinery $55,000, Stock in trade $7,500

Pearson, Oscar

20a Land $50

Pearson and Teasdale

Land B $200, 50a Hunt Lot $50

Pelech, Bernard

10a Todd Lot $50, 50a Howard-Todd Lot $250

Pentland, Louise

Land $250 Perham, Richard and Catherine

L and B $1,600

Perry, George

6a Bridge Lot $115

Phillips, Carl F.

Manning Hill Lot and Tool House $100

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Land $250 16 18

Pike, Bertha F.

Unfinished Cottage $700, Warwick Rd. Lots $100 51 76

Pinand, Herman and Marjorie

Lake Cottage $2,000 129 40

Pletzner, John

2a Jackson Lot $100 6 47

Plifka, Stephen

Anderson Cottage $1,700 109 99

Polk, Justina W.

1.3a L and B $3.500 226 45

Potash, Frank

Lake Lot #4 and buildings $1,400 90 58

Potter, W.N., and Son, Inc.

Grain Shed $7,000 452 90

Public Service Co. of N. H.

Electric Plants $233,000, Stock in trade $3,635,

Wood and Lumber (not stock in trade) $602 15,349 23

Putnam, George Estate

18a Sprout Lot $115 7 44

Puinam, Lena M.

170a Puinam Farm $1,300 84 11

Rauch, Ford Sales

Stock in trade $5,000 323 50

Reed, Charles P.

Lake Cottage $1,000 64 70

Renolds, Clifford

Handy Place $2,200 142 34

Rhoads and Johnson

26a Willard Lot $75 4 85

Riddle, Joseph G. and Anne M.

5’ea Nelson Land $150, 1%a L and B $600 48 52

Roberts, Charles H. and Arlene

Land $150 9 70

Roberts, Eleanor D.

Brown lot and Camp $1,000 64 70

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48a Whipple Hill Lot $250, 10a Barrels’ Lot

$50, 150a Baun Lot $450, 28a Bullock Pasture

$100 Royce, Dexter and John

Pisgah Cottage $1,200 Ryll, Charles and Anna

Y2 #21 Garage 750, Y¥2 Home Place $2,350, 10a

Y% Naramore Lot $30, 15a ¥% Ware Lot $40, 1 Lake

Lot $50, 69a %2 Hathaway Place 700

Saben, Elizabeth

2la Land B $3,500

Sample, Owen K. and Virginia

Lake Cottage $1,800

Samson, Edward J. and Ely M.

Butler Lot $40

Sandri, A. R.

104a Willard Farm $2,500, 2a Lake Lots $900, 52.9a Adams Land $160, 3la Amidon Land $100,

50 Jackson wood Lot $150, 18a Drugg Lot $60 Savage, Eugene P.

50a Classified Forest Land $300, 50a Brick

House $3,300

Schmiit, Peter G. and Evelyn

Lake Cottage and 2 lots $2,900 Scripture, Charlotte R.

Lake Cottage $1,500 Scott, Alwin H. and Elizabeth

Land $1,000

Seaver, William

18.7a Day Lot $100 Seybolt, Paul B.

125a Flagg Farm $4,100

Sherman, Margaret |

10a Stone Mt. Lot $25, 250a Stone Lot $500, 14a

Meeting House Hill Lot $300

Sincage, Joseph F. and Mary

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8a Holton Land $200, 89a L and B $4,000

Skinner, Lillian

Beaumont $2,300, 26a Wright-Smith Lot $100, 6a

Sarvin Lot $50

Smith, Harold K. 53a Taft-Smith Place $320, 24a Old Place $180

Smith, Homer Morgan

9a Smith Pasture $200, 7a Belding Lot $140 Socony Vaccuum Oil Co.

5 Pumps $625 Solasz, Thomas

1/3 Home Place $1,866

Spenser, Richard

1.9a L and B $2,000

Sprague, Floyd G.

Ashuelot St. Garage $1,700

Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp.

Unfinished T. V. Plant $10,000

Spurwink Co.

Land and Garage $5,000 Starckey, Robert

8a Holton Land $200

Steen, Lydia

Randell lot $50

Stevens, Leon and Hope

Cottage and 2 lots $1,000

Stewart, Dorothy

Lake Lot $150

Stone, Alfred and Louise

Camp $500 Stone, Dwight Estate

50a Kelly-Peirce Lot $150 Stone, Roy

L and B $1,900

Sudell, Florence

Lake Cottage $700 Sullivan, James H. and Arlene H.

Land B $1,200

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Swan, H. B. Estate

14a Lot $75

Talcott, Elmer A.., Jr. and Helen B.

2a Camp $400 Taylor, Richard and Ruth

Sa Isaac Smith Lot $3,000

Tide Water Oil Co.

2 Pumps $230 Tompkins, Wilfred and Matilda

L and B $600

Towne, Clayton O. and Bertha N.

30a L and B $1,500

Trubiano, Patrick and Shirley

Strand Hotel $6,000

Tuxbury, F. V.

Armstrong L and B $900 Varley, John and Helma

9a Fairbanks’ Lot $50

Vassar, George M. and Reita E.

Lake Cottage $1,700 Verry, Frank

43.2a L and B $200

Veterans’ Administration

Fortier Place $4,000

Walsh, Jane D.

Chamblain Block $18,000

Walsh, Joseph

L and B $800

Walsh, William

16a Hammond Pasture $160

Warren, Barbara

Ice House $100

Webster, Ernest

110a Tower Lot $475, 19a Streeter Land $100

Weeks, Marvin F.

YZ Dickinson Lot $125

Welcome, Paul E. and Grace M.

10a 3 tracts and Wilson Lot $400, Mt. Lot $50

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