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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OF

Colebrook

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31

1949

Sentinel Publishing Company, Colebrook, N. H.

352.01

Officers

ModeratorLEON D. RIPLEY

Town Clerk

NEIL T. SPAULDING

SelectmenOTIS A. BRYAN ELDON J. CORBETT

LEE 0. PARKER

TreasurerJAMES 0. STANIELS

Road AgentWALTER S. COLLINS

Supervisors of Check List

LENA WOODROW LILLIAN BALLHARRY C. HIKEL

Trustees of Public FundsW. EARLE FULLER HARRY G. LABAR

VILLA W. HARVEY

Library Trustees

RUTH 0. VANCORE LUCY STUETZELARTHUR W .HUGHES ELIZA PARSONSHARRY G. LABAR GEORGE B. CURRIER

n ^ Overseer of the Poor ' M i/' lll^^(J/lrj- GEORGE B. CURRIER FRED H. GOULD ^

Auditors

MARY LAY LAURANCE E. BRYAN

Warrant

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Colebrook, in

the County of Coos, in the State of New Hampshire,qualified to vote in town affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall

in said Town of Colebrook, on Tuesday, the 14th dayof March, next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon to act

upon the following subjects:

1. To bring in your ballots

:

a. For the election of all Town Officers to be

elected by ballot for the Town of Colebrook

for the ensuing year.

b. Shall the provisions of C. 171-a, of the Re-vised Laws relative to playing games of

Beano, be adopted in this Town.

c. To act upon all other following articles con-

tained in this Warrant:

2. To see if the Town will instruct its Selectmento appoint all other Town Officers as required

by law.

3. To see if the Town will vote to approve TownCharges as shown by the Budget and raise

money for the payment of same.

4. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-

sary for the support of the Poor.

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5. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-

sary for the support of the Town Library,

6. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-

sary for the construction of Highways andbridges.

a. To see what sums of money the Town will

raise and appropriate for summer and wintermaintenance for Town Roads for 1950.

b. To see if the Town will raise the sum of

$780.36 for maintenance, construction, or

reconstruction of Class V Highways, in whichevent the state will contribute $3,121.43.

c. To see what sum of money the town will raise

and appropriate to repair the Harvey Swell

Bridge.

.7 To see what sum of money the Town will vote

to raise for new road equipment, and to au-

thorize the Selectmen to trade in any old equip-ment they feel to be in the best interests of

the Town.

8. To see if the Town will vote to remove the snowfrom the business area of the village, defining

the area to be cleared, and to raise money for

the same,

9. To see what sums of money the Town will voteto raise for tarring streets,

10. To see what sums of money the Town will voteto raise:

a. For the construction and repair of sidewalks.

b. For the plowing and sanding of sidewalks.

11. To see what sums of money the Town will raise

for sewer maintenance.

12. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-sary for Police.

13. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-

sary for the care of cemeteries.

14. To see what sum of money the town will ap-propriate towards the salary of a year roundrecreational director.

1.5 To see what sum of money the Town will voteto raise toward the maintenance of a free skat-ing rink.

16. To see if the Town will vote to authorize theSelectmen to make provision to stop the bell

of the Town Clock during the night hours.

17. To see if the Town will vote to plow farm dooryards so that it will be possible for the farmersto get their milk out each day.

18. To see if the Town will vots to increase the pay-ment to the Colebrook Water Company, for

hydrant rental for water purposes, for the en-

suing year, from one thousand dollars to fifteen

hundred dollars, and make appropriation for

the same.

19. To see if the Town will vote to instruct its Select-

men to turn over the balance of the FrankLeonard bequest left to the Colebrook Ceme-tery, after purchasing a marker and increas-

ing the fund for perpetual care of his lot, to

Trustees of Trust Funds, such money to be held

in a separate fund by the Trustees, bothprincipal and interest, until its use is voted bythe Town.

20. To see what sum of money the Town will vote

to raise and appropriate for the purpose of

erecting a suitable monument to the memoryof veterans of World War 11.

21. To see what sum the Town will vote to raise

and appropriate for the purpose of moving the

present World War I monument to a new lo-

cation on the G.A.R. lot, so called.

22. To see if the Town will vote to raise the sum of

$300 for the observance of Memorial Day andthe care of the monument lots.

23. To see if the Town will vote to give free use of

the Town Hall to Public Schools in said Town,for school purposes, including heat, lights and

janitor's services, whenever such does not con-

flict with the best interests of the Town, for

the year next ensuing.

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

propriate the sum of S200 to the White Mount-ains Fegion Association, for the purpose of

issuing and distributing printed matter, news-paper and magazine advertising, and other-

wise calling attention to the resources and ad-

vantages of the Town, in cooperation with the

other 45 towns in the White Mountains Region.

25. To see what sum of money the Townn will vote

to raise to purchase a new curtain for the stage

of the Town Hall.

26. In case of unfavorable action on Article 25, to

see if the Town will vote to authorize its

Selectmen to appoint a committee to investi-

gate suitable types of curtains and costs, andreport their findings to the Selectmen by Febru-ary 1, 1951.

27. To see if the Town will vote to authorize theSelectmen to borrow money to defray the ex-penses of the Town in anticipation of taxes,for the year next ensuing.

28. To see if the Town will vote to authorize itsSelectmen to sell at public auction, any realestate acquired by the Town through Tax Col-lector's Deeds, and until such sale is made toadminister such property in the interests ofthe Town.

29. To see if the Town will vote to accept, ratify andconfirm the reports of Agents, Selectmen,Auditors, Committees and all other Town Of-ficers as contained in the Annual Report of saidTown for the year ending December 31^ 1949.

30. To transact any other business that may legallycome before this meeting.

Given under our hands and seals this 20th dayof February, A. D. 1950.

OTIS A. BRYANELDON J. CORBETT

LEE 0. PARKER

Selectmen of the Town of Colebrook, N. H.

BUDGET

Estimates of Revenues and Expenditures for the Ensu-

ing Year January 1, 1950, to December 31, 1950, com-

pared with Actual Revenue and Expenditures of the

Previous Year January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949.

Actual EstimatedRevenue Revenue

Sources of Revenue Previous EnsuingYear 1949 Year 1950

From State:

Interest and Dividends Tax, railroad

tax and Saving Bank Tax 2,565.35 2,565.35

From Local Sources Except Taxes:

Dog Licenses 397.29 400.00

Business Licenses, permits andfiling fees 79.00 80.00

iFnes and Forfeits, municipal court 218.90 200.00

Rent of Town Hall and other budgs. 803.00 500.00

Int. Reed, of taxes and deposits 36.14 40.00

Income of Departments:Highway, incl. rental of equipment 5,00 5.00

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 6,921.82 7,000.00

From Local Taxes Other Than Property Taxes

:

Poll Taxes Regular @$2 1,866.00 1,800.00

National Bank Stock Taxes 842.60 840.00

Total Revenues from all sourcesexcept property taxes 13,735.10 13,430.35

Amt. to be raised by property taxes 135,095.65

Total Revenues 148,526.00

Actual EstimatedExpenditures

Purposes of Previous EnsuingExpenditures Year 1949 Year 1950

General Government:

Town Officers' Salaries 2,400.00 2,600.00Town Officers' Expenses 2,676.70 2,500.00Election and Pvegistration Exp. 136.30 500.00Municipal Court Expenses 400.00 400.00Expenses Town Hall and

other town bldgs. 3,150.31 3,100.00

Protection of Persons and Property:

Police Department 2,976.74 3,000.00Fire Department - 1,143.43 500.00

Health:

Vital Statistics 67.25 75.00Sewer Maintenance 649.19 700.00

Highways and Bridges:

Plowing and sanding sidewalks 661.45 650.00Snow removal, business section 381.05 500.00

Town Maintenance:

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Memorial Day and Veterans' Assns. 300.00 300.00

Recreation :

Parks and Playgrounds, inch

band concerts

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SELECTMEN* REPORT

Inventory of Valliiation April 1, 1949

Special Town Total

He^l Estate 1,370,725.00 422,755.00 1,793,480.00Growing timber 2,200.00 53,650.00 55,850.00Electric Plants 35,404.00 44,198.00 79,602.00Aqueducts 45,000.00 45,000.00Horses, spec. 29

town 113 2,825.00 9,810.00 12,635.00Cows, spec. 158town 1134 17,820.00 120,475.00 138,295.00

Neat Stock, spec. 38town 172 3,650.00 15,950.00 19,600.00

Sheep, town 26 182.00 182.00Goats, spec 5, town 2 50.00 20.00 70.00Hogs, spec 1

town 5 50.00 170.00 220.00.

Fowls, spec. 80town 340 80.00 425.00 505.00

Wood & Lumber 18,785.00 9,040.00 27,825.00:Gasoline pumps ,

and tanks 1,690.00 1,690.00Stock in trade 235,629.00 235,629.00Mills, machinery 17,480.00 17,480.00

1,751,388.00 676,675.00 2,428,063.00

Taxable Valuation 2,428,063.00Veterans' Exemptions Allowed 41,800.00

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STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS

AND TAXES ASSESSED

1949

County Tax $13,397.96

Police Department 2,500.00

Class V Highways 788.68

Town Road Maintenance 16,000.00

Snow removal from business

section 500.00

Bulldozer Work 1,000,00

Tarring Streets 500.00

Sidewalk Construction 200.00

Sewer Maintenance 700.00

Sewer Construction 1,500.00

Libraries 1,000.00

Old Age Assistance and Town Poor 7,000.00

Memorial Day 300.00

Parks and Playgrounds 300.00

Cemeteries 1,000.00

Recreational Director 2,000.00

Adv. and Regional Assn. 450.00

School Taxes 71,734.51

Town Charges 12,095.16

Less Estimated Revenue:Interest and Dividend Tax 796.92

Railroad Tax 357.85

Savings Bank Tax 1,405.48

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 6,000.00

Business Licenses and Permits 30.00

Fines and Forfeits 300.00

Rent of Town Property 800.00

Interest Reed, on Taxes 25.00

132,966.31

9,715.25

123,251.06

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Plus Overlay 1,027.67

Net Amount to be raised by Taxation 124,278.73

Less:

Poll Taxes at $2 1,818.00 •

National Bank Stock Taxes 842.60

2,660.60

Amount to be raised by propertytaxes on which tax rate is figured 121,618.13:

Propert Taxes to be committedto Collector 121,618.13

Poll Taxes at $2 1,818.00

National Bank Stock Taxes 842.60Precinct Taxes 5,401.98;

Town Rate—$4.98Special School—5.02

Precinct—5.35

Total Tax to be Comniitted to Collector $129,680.71

Rates

:

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FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWN OF COLEBROOK

For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1950

Assets

Cash:

In hands of Treasurer $47,032.57

Account Due to the Town:

Due from State—Bounties 46.00

Unredeemed Taxes:

Levy of 1949Levy of 1948Levy of 1947Previous Years

Total Asssts

Grand TotalNet Surplus, December 31, 1948Net Surplus, December 31, 1949

Decreass of Surplus 8,508.14

Liabilities

Accounts Owed by the Town:

Orders Oustanding 860.82Due to School Districts:

Special District 29,931.25Town District 16,803.26

Long Term Notes Outstanding:

Colebrook Academy 1,000.00

870.66

500.06

159.31

266.71

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Excess of assets over liabilities

Grand Total

279.98

48,875.31

Receipts

Current Revenue

;

From Local Taxes:

Prope""^y Taxes

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Registration of motor vehicles,

1949 Permits 6,921.82

8,488.73

Total Current Revenue Receipts 145,778.42

Receipts Other than Current Revenue:

Temporary loans in anticipation

of taxes during year 36,825.53

Refunds 106.60

Fire Precinct, 1/2 hydrant rental 1,000.00

Total Receipts other than Current Revenue 37,932.13

Total Receipts from all sources 183,710.55

Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1949 35,200.07

Grand Total 218,910.62

Payments

Current Maintenance Expenses:

General Government:

Town officers' salaries 2,400.00

Town officers' expenses 2,676.70

Election and registration expenses 136.30

Municipal Court Expenses 400.00

Expenses town hall and othertown buildings 3.150.31

8,763.31

Protection of Persons and Property:

Police department 2,976.74

Fires outside precinct 1,143.43

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Bounties 46.00

Damage by dogs 18.00

Health:

Vital statistics 67.25

Sewer maintenance 649.19

Highways and Bridges:

Sanding and plowing sidewalks 661.45

Snow removal, business section 381.05

Town Road Aid 3,615.73

Town Maintenance:

summer 5,902.31

winter 6,237.29

12,139.60

Street lighting 3,731.00

General Exp. Highway Dept. 4,467.23

Tarring 531.50

4,184.17

716.44

25,527.56

Libraries

:

1,092.02

Public Welfare:

Old age assistance 5,204,54

Town poor 4,875.40

10,079.94

Patriotic Purposes:

Memorial Day and Veteran's Assns. 300.00

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Recreation :

Skating rink 388.29

Public Service Enterprises:

Appropriations to water utilities 2,012.00

Cemeteries 903.30

2,915.30

Unclassified :

Advertising and Regional Assn. 450.00

Taxes bought by town 962.44

Discount, abatements, refunds 1,460.44

2,422.88

Total Current Maintenances 56,839.91

Interest :

Paid on long term notes 50.00

Outlay for New Construction, Equipment andPermanent Improvements:

Bulldozer work 1,073.95

Sewer construction 4,422.75

New Equipment 1,477.20

Total Outlay Payments 6,973.90

Indebtedness:

Payments on temporary loans

in anticipation of taxes 37,000.00

Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:

For recreational director 3,800.00

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Taxes paid to County 13,397.96

Payments to precincts 5,400.00

Payments to School Districts

Approp. 49,017.80Doof licenses 259.30

49,277.10

Total Payments to other governmentalDivisions 71,875.06

Total Payments for all purposes 172,738.87Cash on hand December 31, 1949 46,171.75

Grand Total $218,910.62

SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY

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DETAILED STATEMEIW OF RECEIPTS

From Local Taxes:

Property Tax, Current Year $128,298.27933 Poll Taxes at $2 1,866.00

National Bank Stock Taxes 842.60

Poll Taxes, Previous Years 18.00

Tax Sales Redeemed 808.35

Interest Received on Taxes 70.67

131,898.89

From State of New Hampshire:

T. R. A. 2,762.45

Interest and dividends tax, railroad

tax and Savings Bank Tax 2,565.35

Use of forest fire fighting equipment 15.50

Bounties 47.50

5,390.80

From Local Sources:

Dog Licenses 397.29

Business Licenses an filing fees 69.00

Fines and Forfeits, Municipal Court 218.90

G. F. Young, plowing road 5.00

Earl Reach, dirt for road fill 25.00

Motor Vehicle Registrations 1948 48.72

Motor Vehicle Registrations 1949 6,921.82

7,685.73

Town Hall and Other Town Property:

American Legion, town hall 15.00

Legion Auxiliary, town hall 15.00

Colebrook Fire Company, town hall 15.00

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Knights of Columbus, town hall 15.00Daughters of Isabella, town hall 15.00

Congregational Church, town hall 15.00

Town Ball Team, town hall 115.00Mr. Button, roller skating 475.00Claude Leavitt, basket ball team 10.00

Harry Hikel, town hall 15.00

Brandon Keazer and Frank Owen, town hall 15.00

Columbia Studios, town hall 5.00

Bernard Gadwah, rent of cemetery land 60.00

Skating rink, use of grader 18.00

Miscellaneous Receipts :

803.00

Colebrook Village Fire Precinct,

1/2 hydrant rental 1,000.00

Refunds 106.60

1,106.60

Temporary Loans:

Farmers & Traders National Bank$37,000 less discount of 174.47 33,825.53

$183,710.55

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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS

Town Officers' Salaries:

Otis A. Bryan, Selectman $ 400.00

Eldon J. Corbett, Selectman 400.00

Lee 0. Parker, Selectman 400.00

Herbert \Y. Marshall, Tax Collector 600.00

Herbert W. Marshall, Overseer of Poor 100.00

Neil T. Sp^ aiding, Town Clerk ' 400.00

Mertrude Norris, M.D., Health Officer 50.00

James 0. Staniels, Treasurer 50.00

2,400.00

Town Officers' Expenses:

Frank E. Marshall, Liability Insurance 45.64

Frank E. Marshall, Workmen's Compensation 226.74

Evelyn M. Henson, clerical work 250.00

W. E. Fuller, expenses as Trustee of TrustFunds 150.00

Harry Hikel, town reports 538.00Frank E. Marshall, Liability Insurance 57.84

V/alter Hicks, telephone calls 1.20

Laurance Bryan, auditing 15.00

Mary Lay, auditing 15.00

Geo. M. Stevens & Son Co.,

Road Agent Bond $10, Trustee of TrustFunds $12 22.00

Evelyn M. Henson, postage 5.00

Elsie Annis, Treasurer's Bond premium 50,00

H. W. Marshall, Town Clerk's Bond 25.00

H. W. Marshall, Tax Collector's Bond 79.00

Thelma M. Murphy, list of property transfers 40.75

Ass'n. of N. H. Assessors, annual dues 2.00

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

Sentinel Publishing Co., dog notices ' 3.00

Bisbee Press, letterheads 30.00

Coos County Registry of Deeds, redemptionslips 1.25

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H. W. Marshall, attending tax collectors'

meeting 18.55

Edson C. Eastman Co., town vouchers 53.16

Edson C. Eastman Co., pistol permit books 7.50

Edson C. Eastman Co., Tax Collector's

warrant and cash book 11.00

Edson C. Eastman Co., Town Clerk's

personal mortgage book 31.57

Neil T. Spaulding, attending town clerks'

meeting 19.25

Sentinel Publishing Co., tax bills 18.75

Leon D. Ripley, legal counsel 231.00

H. W. Marshall, collecting dog licenses 60.00

Neil Sfjaulding, auto permits 493.50

Neil Spaulding, envelopes and postage 7.00

Otis Bryan, expenses 51.25

Lee Parker, expenses 50.00

Eldon J. Corbett. expenses 50.00

Sentinel Publishing Co., selectmen's notices 5.50

Sentinel Publishing Co., town clerk's notices 4.50

Sentinel Publishing Co., inventory blanks 4.75

2,676.70

Election and Registration:

Lena Woodrow, SupervisorHarry Hikel, SupervisorLillian Ball, SupervisorEdmund Owen, Ballot ClerkClarke Norris, Ballot ClerkSentinel Publishing Co., 725 ballots

Sentinel Publishing Co., 2,000 "Yes" and"No" ballots

Hughes Radio, public address systemEarl Frizzell, pencils

Harry Hikel, Supervisors' notices

Municipal Court:

Leonard H. Vancore, Judge

25.00

25.00

25.00

6.00

6.00

32.50

12.50

2.50

.30

1.50

136.30

400.00

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OuMde Fires:

Lancaster Fire Precinct, Farmers &Traders fire 60.00

Chas. W. Jackson, attending wardens' meeting 16.50

N. H. Forestry and Recreation, Forestfire equipment 47.70

C. W. Jackson, express on forest fire equipment 2.73

Colebrook Village Fire Precinct, fires

outside of Precinct 1,016.50

1,143.43

Bounties:

John Bolduc, 2 bears 10.00

Otis Brj-an, hedgehogs 16.25

Lee Parker, hedgehogs 10.50

Eldon Corbett, hedgehogs 9.25

46.00

Damage by Dogs:

Bessie Eastman, 1 lamb damaged by dogs 18.00

Town Hall and Other Buildings:

B. E. Bryant, dustbane and pail 14.65

Frank Marshall, town hall and boiler ins. 116.00

Clayton Swett, town hall repairs 16.95

Elsie Annis, insurance on town hall 130.50

B. E. Bryant, screens and door stop 1.56

A. J. Wiswell, exit sign, glass and fire

extinguishers 139.92

Harry Hikel, "No Smoking" cards 4.50

P. A. Hicks, padlock, broom, lawn shears,

shovels 11.47

Gilbert Center, repairing stage curtain .3.00

Colebrook Special School Dist., locker supplies 27.80Colebrook Water Co., water rent 52.00Byron Gould, care of town clock 50.00Celon Hodge, wood 246.75

Eddy Riendeau, wood 60.00

Wm. Dexter, wood 3.00

C. J. Lewis, oil 553.00

Russell Oil, oil 15.71

Public Service Co., lights and bulbs 233.94

New Eng. Tel. and Tel., telephone 118.20

B. A. Gray, repairs to door 10.63

P. A. Hicks, cleaners' supplies and repairs 34.00

Treffle Hebert, supplies 1.28

Treffle Hebert, furnace repairs 40.04

Treffle Hebert, cleaning and servicing

oil burner ^ 6.96

Clark Fuller, boiler repairs 114.47

Clark Fuller, repairs 4.55

Sentinel Publishing Co., selectmen's notices 36.94

Earl Frizzell, cleaning hall 1,087.05

Earl Frizzell, piling wood 12.80

Earl Frizzell, cleaners' supplies 2.64

3,150.31

Police

:

Fred Towle, tear gas billy 31.90

Leroy Harding, special police 4.00

Sentinel Publishing Co., police notices 4.95

Fred Towle, holster 4.39

Albert Bean, 9 hrs. fire guard 7.20

Roland Jondro, 19 hrs. fire guard 15.20

Charles Hughes, 3 hrs. fire guard 2.40

Charles Andrews, special police 58.10

Public Service Co., police light 13.00

Joseph J. Bigley, salary 40.00

Collector of Internal Revenue, withheldtax on Bigley 5.40

Theodore Hamlin, special police 12.00

Fred T. Towle, salary 2,132.05

Police Retirement Board, Fred Towleretirement 219.30

Fred Towle, meals for prisoners 3.85

Earl Frizzell, special police 423.00

2,976.74

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Vital Statistics:

Neil T. Spaulding, keeping records 59.50

Rev. Edward M. Fuller, 5 marriages 1.25

Dr. Bunyan McLeod, 2 marriages .50

Rev. Maurice Porter, 1 marriage .25

Rev. Ernest Seely, 1 marriage .25

Rev. Lewis Moulton, 1 marriage .25

Rev. William Crouch, 1 marriage .25

Leon D. Ripley, J. P., 1 marriage .25

Fred J. Harrigan, J. P., 1 marriage .25

Dr. Bruce Kelly, 3 deaths .75

Dr. Mertrude Norris, 3 deaths .75

Dr. R. H. Brooks, 2 deaths .50

Dr. W. H. Gifford, 2 deaths, 1 birth .75

Dr. Marjorie Parsons, 2 deaths, 2 births 1.00

Dr. G. W. Barbour, 1 death .25

Dr. J. E. Deslongchamps, 2 births .50

67.25

Libraries:

Arthur W. Hughes, Treasurer 1,000.00

Frank E. Marshall, furniture insurance 40.00

Geo. M. Stevens & Son Co., building insurance 48.12

Beaver Falls Garage, railing 3.90

1,092.02

Memorial Day:

American Legion, appropriation 300.00

Advertising :

Chamber of Commerce, appropriation -250,00

Regional Association, appropriation 200.00

450.00

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Cemeteries :

Colebrook Cemetery Association 750.00

Leonard Gould, for Reed Cemetery care 71.30

W. J. Beecher, repairing roof of tomb 82.00

Recreation :

Sewer Construction:

Sewer Maintenance

:

Town Road Aid:

903.30

Richard Lopes, skating rink 280.54

Dean Hughes, labor on rink ^^-00

Peter Lamoureux, boards for rink 55.00

William Cochenet, electrical equipment 43.75

388.29'

Treffle Hebert, Park St. sewer 4,300.00

Treffle Hebert, repairs 75.75

Harold Gould, labor 47.00

4,422.75

J. F. McDermott Co., connection set 5.15

W. R. Barnett Co., cement for repairs 6.60

Caselline-Venable Corp., thawing machine 283.40

Treffle Hebert, repairs 4.61

Clark Fuller, repairing tile 5.40

Clark Fuller, Perlie Howe septic tank 135.70

Colebrook Plumbing & Heating, repairs 12.18

Walter Collins, maintenance 196.15

649.19

State of New Hampshire, TRA 778.68

Walter Collins, TRA 2,837.05

3,615.73

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Tarring :

State of New Hampshire, tarring 351.50Walter Collins, tarring 180.00

Bulldozer Appropriation:

531.50

State of New Hampshire, use equipment 206.05Walter Collins, labor 867.90

1.073.95

l^ew Equipment:

Eastern Tractor & Equipment Co.,

balance on grader 1,477.20

Snow Removal from Business Section:

Walter Collins, removing snow 381.05

Street Lighting:

Public Service Company of New Hampshire 3,731.00

General Expenses of Highway Department:Andrew George, liability insurance on Chev. 37.00

Shatney's Garage, welding 11.25

North American Steel Co., road machineand snow plow blades 114.42

St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., express ongrader blades 1.40

Andrew R. George, insurance on grader

and Chevrolet truck 98.70

H. W. Marshall, grader insurance 116.95

Municipal Steel Corp., grader parts 39.55

Treasurer, State of N. H., 15 tons

calcium chloride 471.32

Robert Wilson, pipe plug .65

Ray Road Equipment Co., culverts 122.35

Ray Road Equipment Co., grader parts 55.80

W. R. Barnett Co., 2 bags cement - 2.20

Treasurer, State of N. H., 15 gals yellow

traffic line paint 30.00

William Clark, Lost Nation Road 50.00

Steel Products Co., 2 sets grader blades 83.44

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W. R. Barnett Co., cement 2.20

All-States Steel Co., chains and repair links 38.84

R. C. Hazelton & Co., parts 29.55

New England Culvert Co., culverts 84.50

H. W. Marshall, grader parts 23.05

Walter Hicks, gas and oil 42.53

Andrew George, insurance on Chevrolettruck and snow plow 33.30

Nelson & Woodard, gas, batteries, chainsand anti-freeze 377.00

The Nelson Company, garage rent 150.00

Beaver Falls Garage, labor, welding, oil 12.32

H. A, Holbrook, 12-foot pressure pump andslide for wing 21.00

Treffle Hebert, truck repairs 1.91

Hicks and Burns, gas 45.15

P. A, Hicks & Sons, supplies 34.36

H. A. Holbrook, repairs 62.99

H. A. Holbrook, snow plow repairs 40.66

Brackett Motor Co., repairs 69.55

Public Service Company, garage lights 13.02

Eastern Tractor & Equipment Co., supplies 368.00

Russell Oil, diesel oil 82.34

Charles Scribner, painting traffic lines 131.00

Colebrook Oil Co., diesel oil 19.98

St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., freight 1.40

Caselline-Venable Corp., grader blades'

and equipment 52.38

Lavigne's Red Wing Express, freight 4.70

C. C. Cummings, repairs to truck 159.19

C. C. Cummings, snow plow repairs 9.50

C. C. Cummings, savasol 6.00

Robert H. Spitzner, chains, grease, etc. 147.37

Robert H. Spitzner, gas, chains and cables 11.05

Robert H. Spitzner, copper tubing, sleeves

gas _ 23.44

Robert H. Spitzner, truck and plow repairs 87.27

Robert H. Spitzner, gas oil, labor on grader 17.99

Beaver Falls Garage, truck and plow repairs 209.92Beaver Falls Garage, grader repairs, labor

gas, oil and truck repairs 818.74

. , 4,467.23

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Summer Maintenance, Roads:

Walter Collins, maintenance 5,582.01

P. A. Hicks, supplies 28.80

W. R. Barnett Co., cement 3.30

State of New Hampshire, supplies 43.50

C. C. Cummings, spark plugs and gas 3.12

Nelson & Woodard, gas, oil and suppliss 241.58

5,902.31

Winter Maintenance and Plowing Roads

:

Walter Collins, maintenance and plowing 5,632.60

State of New Hampshire, li/o tons sodiumchloride 30.39

State of New Hampshire, use of shovel 56.50

Sentinel Publishing Co., snow removal notices 3.00

J. II. Jackson, fence posts 71.00

Allen Clark, maintenance of winter road 40.00

Nelson & Wooddard, gas, oil and supplies 393.42

Farmers Feed and Supply Co., supplies 10.38

Plowing and Sanding Sidewalks:

Walter Collins, sandingH. A. Holbrook, plowing and repairs

Walter Hicks, plowing and sandingHarry Hikel, snow removal notices

Town Poor;

6,237.29

386.50

168.00103.45

3.50

661.45

Hospitalization

MedicalBoardRentClothingFuelGroceries

1,718.95

275.851,196.99

114.0089.16

53.50

1,134.06

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Miscellaneous 292.89

4,875.40

Old Age Assistance:

State of New Hampshire, town's 25% 5,204.54

Water Utilities:

Colebrook Water Company 2,012.00

Taxes Bought by Town:

Tax Sale 962.44

Interest

:

Colebrook Academy, interest on note 50.00

Temporary Loans:

Farmers and Traders National Bank 37,000.00

County Tax:

County of Coos, tax 13,397.96

Colebrook Village Fire Precinct:

Colebrook Village Fire Precinct,

appropriation 5,400.00

Payments to School Districts:

Colebrook Town School District,

appropriation 9,894.80

Colebrook Town School District, dog tax 86.43

9,981.23

Colebrook Special School District,

recreational adviser and expenses 3,800.00

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Colebrook Special School District,

appropriation 39,123.00

dog tax 172.87

43,095.87

Abatements:

Abatements on account of taxes assessed 1,460.44

$172,738.87

TOWN CHARGES

Amount Raised—$12,095.16

Actual Expenditures in 1949

Town Officers' Salaries $ 2,500.00

Town Officers' Expenses 2,576.70Election and Registration 136.30Municipal Court Expense 400.00Town Hall and other Property 3,150.31

Vital Statistics 67.25

Street Lighting 3,731.00Water Rent for hydrants 1,000.00Fires Outside Precinct 1,143,43

Interest Paid 50.00(Interest on tax anticipation notes

, *-

treated as discount and deducted 'JrfHrt'^i! i

from gross deposit) . .. ,,. , , ,..

$14,754.99

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TREASURER'S REPORT

Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1949 $ 35,200.07Receipts for year ending Dec. 31, 1949 183,710.55Total 218,910.62Orders Paid $171,878.05Orders Outstanding 860.82

172,738.87

Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1949 $46,171.75

Outstanding Orders

No.

1744 Everett Thompson $ .25

2756 F. E. Gardner .25

378 Ethel Greer 8.00240 Leon C. Remick 10.00854 R. A. Hicks 1.00

1453 James Lancaster .25809 , Alvan Kallman ,25

1195 The Nelson Co. 150 001198 Rev. M. H. Porter .251199 Rev. Ernest L. Seely .251200 Rev. Lewis H. Moulton .251204 Dr. Bruce Kelly 751206 Dr. R. H. Brooks 501207 Dr. W. H. Gifford .751211 Willard Nugent 66 871213 Will Crawford 49 801219 Whiting Milk Co. 21.401229 Dr. Mertrude Norris 50 001231 W. E. Fuller 50 001239 W. E. Fuller 50.001245 Leonard Vancore 400.00

$860.82

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TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT 1949

Summary of Warrant

Levy of 1949

Dr.

Taxes Committed to Collector:

Property TaxesPoll TaxesNational Bank Stock Taxes

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FINANCIAL REPORT OF COLEBROOK

TOWN LIBRARY

Receipts

On hand January 1st, 1949Reed, from town officers

Interest from trust fund

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Repairing railing 3.05

Cleaning library b.50

Gaylord Brothers ^ 6.55

Stationary 2.00

Electric desk light 3.85

Ted Lecours for turning off water 2.25

Postage 4.10

Miscellaneous 8.99

Cash on hand January 1, 1950 27.10

$88.24

MRS. L. F. FRENCHLibrarian

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REPORT OF HEALTH OFFICER

There has been a revision of the laws of 1942 in

regard to the covering of wells which should bebrought to the attention of all property owners.

Wells

Chapter 297 of the Laws of 1949

Section 33. Definition. The term "well" as usedin this subdivision shall mean any artificially madehole in the surface of the earth (a) which is morethan four feet deep and (b) which is more than eightinches in diameter and less than sixteen square feetin area at the top and (c) the sides of which aresteeper than a sixty degree slope.

Section 34. Fencing or covering. No personwho owns or occupies land shall knowingly allow anywell which is within five hundrded feet of a dwellingor within two hundred feet of any highway to remainopen on such land, unless there is around such a wella substantial fence or protection at least three feethigh so constructed that no child can crawl throughor under it. Any such well shall be deemed to beopen unless it is protected by a covering strongenough to hold one thosand pounds and secured sothat it cannot be easily removed by children.

Section 35. Nuisance. Any well which is notfenced or protected as provided in section 27 is herebydeclared a nuisance and the same may be orderedabated by any court of competent jurisdiction oncomplaint of any prosecuting oificer.

Section 36. Penalty. Whoever violates any pro-vision of this subdivision shall be fined not more thanfive hundred dollars.

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Enforcement of this law should greatly decrease

the possibility of children being drowned in such

excavations.

There have been no epidemics during the past

year. There was one case of scarlet fever reported

and a few cases of chicken-pox and german measles.

Respectfully submitted,

MERTRUDE D. NORRIS, M. D.

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WELFARE REPORT

January 1, 1949, to December 31, 1949

Total Expenditures, town poor $ 4,875.40

Total Expenditures, old age assistance 5,204.54

10,079.94

Purpose of Expenditures for Town Poor:

Hospitalization 1,718.95

Medical Care 275.85

Board 1,196.99

Rent 114.00

Clothing 89.16

Fuel 53.50

Groceries 1,134.06

Miscellaneous 292.89

$ 4,875.40

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CEMETERY REPORT

Summary for 1949—Money Paid Out

Austin Davis, labor

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Total ReceiptsPaid out

January 1, 1950, Interest on Trust FundsTown OrderBalance in Savings Bank

2,480.76

2,268.69

212.07577.40750.00224.89

Balance on Check. Account1,552.29

212.07

$1,764.36

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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT

During the year of 1949 I have recorded 54 births,

including 3 delayed birth certificates, and one stillbirth

certificate ; 35 deaths ; and 19 marriages.

There were 2 deaths of World War II fatalities

recorded in Colebrook during 1949.

There was one certificate of adoption recorded in

1949.

Licenses were paid me on 152 dogs for which I paid

the Town Treasurer $316.85.

I have issued during the year 987 Motor VehiclePermits amounting to 7,049.88 which sum I have paid

the Town Treasurer,

Filing fees for Town Officers amounting to $9.00were paid to the Town Treasurer.

I have receipts on hand for all stated amounts.

NEIL T. SPAULDINGTown Clerk

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AUDITORS' REPORT

This is to certify that we have audited therecords of the Tax Collector for the current year, andfind all taxes accounted for. We have checked therevenue received from the Town Clerk for motorvehicle permits and dog licenses. The Selectmen'sorders and receipts were checked with the vouchers,and the Treasurer's cash book were found correct.

The Treasurer's balance in the Farmers & TradersNational Bank were reconciled with the Selectmen'scash book balance and found correct.

MARY LAYlAURANCE E. BRYAN

Auditors

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REPORT ON THE RECREATION PROGRAM

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Physical Education

Physical education is offered to all children in

the elementary grades one period each week. Theupper grades usually report to the Town Hall during

the winter months and to the ball field during the

spring and fall. The lower grades and people in the

rural schools spent their periods playing games or

learning new skills either in the class rooms or on

the school grounds depending on the weather.

Athletic Program.

In competitive athletics a year-round program is

offered with Cross-country in the fall, Basketball

through the winter, and Track and Baseball in the

spring. Skiing and Hockey teams also take part in

inter-school competition, on an informal basis, during

the winter and early spring.

NON-SCHOOL PROGRAM

During the out of school hours, the Recreation

Center at the Town Hall is opened evenings, during

vacation periods, and all day Saturday. Here the

boys and girls play games, receive individual atten-

tion at desired skills, or may sit and visit, play cards,

pool, ping pong, read or dance. Free movies are usual-

ly shown weekly with large groups in attendance.

An outdoor skating rink is also maintained for use in

the afternoon or evening. Bowling leagues have been

formed for all groups interested, and a group meetsweekly to play Badminton.

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THE SUMMER PROGRAM

At the close of school last spring, the full timesummer recreation program was underway. Swings andequipment were erected and swimming facilities madeavailable at the Ice Breakers. The morning programconsisted of supervised play ground activities whilethe afternoon was centered around swimming.

Trips

Every Tuesday a bus was chartered and thechildren were taken to Maidstone Park for the day.

The average attendance for these trips was 65 chil-

dren with over 300 different children making at least

one of these trips. Hiking and bicycle trips were also

made throughout the summer.

Junior Baseball

The first Colebrook junior baseball team wasformed last summer and was made up of boys betweenthe ages of 12 and 15. Games were played withteams from Groveton and Lancaster and of the five

games played Colebrook had a record of winning fourand losing one. Many inter-playground games werealso played.

Adult Softball

In July an evening softball league for adults wasstarted, and a four team league began. Games wereplayed on Monday and Wednesday evenings and onThursday evenings the women played .A group of

men also played games in Lancaster. Next summerit is hoped that six teams can be formed and moreinter-town games arranged.

Swimming

The main attraction in any summer program is

swimming. With no nearby facilities the Ice Break-ers were dammed up, and although far from ideal.

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a suitable swimming place was made. It was super-

vised every afternoon, except Tuesday, from 1 P. M.to 6 P. M. Swimming lessons were provided from 2 to

4 each afternoon. The average daily attendance was 97children and adults with as many as 300 on the hottest

days. These figures include those in attendance from1 P. M. to 6 P. M. and many people used the pool after

supper and during the early evening.

RECREATION PROGRAM

For period July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949

Amounts appropriated for period September 1, 1948,

to August 31, 1949

Colebrook Town 2,000.00

Colebrook Special School District 2,000.00

Total 4,000.00

Distribution of appropriations as determined byrecreation committee

Salary Operation

Colebrook Town 1,600.00 400.00

Colebrook Special School District 1,600.00 400.00

3,200.00 800.00

Expenses:

Director's Salary 2,666.71

Equipment :

Building Materials, snack bar 34.90

Basketball goals 8.94

Cuj:tains and fixtures, recreation room 8.65

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Supplies:

Basketballs and Ping Pong balls 61.65

Sporting goods 12.30

Games '^•^^

Book of cheers l-^^

Movies club ^0.00

Miscellaneous suppliesn

Fireworks 10.00

Engraving cups 4.69

Soft drinks 22.11

Labor:

R. Jordan, snack bar 34.50

H. Jondro, welding and supplies 16.75

Operating Expenses:

Telephone, mileage, etc. 7.42

Phonograph records and needles 4.58

Girls' basketball coach 175.00

Totals 2,666.71 491.15

Balances on hand June 30, 1949 for operation

of program for the remaining two months

(July 1, to Sept. 1) $ 533.29 308.85

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COLEBROOKVILLAGE FIRE PRECINCT

For the year ending December 31, 1949

PRECINCT OFFICERS

ModeratorLEONARD H. VANCORF

Clerk and TreasurerEARL P. WADSWORTH

Fire WardensWALTER S. COLLINS Term Expires March 1950

NORMAN G. WISWELL Term Expires March 1951

BERNIE A. GRAY Term Expires March 1952

EVELYN M. HENSON LAURANCE E. BRYAN

LIST OF PRECINCT PROPERTY

Fire Station and Hose Tower

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RECEIPTS IN DETAIL

Town of Colebrook, raised by taxation $ 5,400.00

For services of the Colebrook Fire Departmentin the following towns:

Town of Colebrook 1,016.50

Town of Columbia 786.00

Town of Stratford 154.00

Town of Lemington 83.00

Town of Pittsburg 238.50

Maine Central Railroad 55.50

$ 7,733.50

Balance on hand at beginning of year,

January 1, 1949 864.47Amount raised for addition to the Fire

Station but unexpended 3,500.00

$12,097.97

PAYMENTS IN DETAIL

Care of Streets and Hydrants—Amount raised $600.00

Willis E. Holden, sweeping streets $ 411.70

Willis E. Holden, shoveling hydrants 28.60

Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax 25.10

Fire Protection Co., 6 street brooms 14.85

P. A. Hicks and Sons, pine boards 1.12

481.37

Heating and Care of Fire House—Amt. raised $1,200.00

B. J. Covell, care of fire house 100.00

Willis Holden, care of fire house 5.00

Frye Holden, care of fire house 10.00

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Sawyer Coal & Ice Co., coal 141.20

Colebrook Oil Co., fuel oil 36.86

William P. Lynch, wood 26.00

William P. Lynch, carting ashes 5.00

Clark Fuller, G. E. oil heating plant 495.00

Clark Fuller, stove pipe and repairs water pipe 22.42

Frank E. Marshall, insurance 42.50

Herbert W. Marshall, insurance 30.00

Dean Neary, cleaning chimney 3.00

Bernie Gray, repairs of building 51.87

Public Service Co., of N. H., lights 20.85

Walter Collins, carting snow from front of fire

house 16.00

1,005.70

Hydrant Rental—Amount raised $1,000.00

Colebrook Water Co., hydrant rental 1,000.00

Fire Fighting Equipment and Supplies—Amountraised $900.00

Fire Protection Co.:

Booster Nozzle 18.50

Six Batteries 21.00

Small chemical nozzle .99

Foam charges 11.88

Rubber Coat 10.89

Eastern Fire Equipment, Inc.:

Five gallon drench 19.10

Repairing nozzle 8.76

Three cannisters 18.00

A. J. Wiswell, supplies 4.46

Hughes Radio Shop, batteries -5.05

American Fire Equipment Co., soda and gauge 11.54

Balch Bros., flags 5.04

Municipal Fire Appliance Co., 100 ft. 21/2

inch hose 138.00

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Eureka Fire Hose Co., 400 ft. Red Cross 2y^inch hose 642.88

916.09

Precinct Chare-es—Amount raised $800.00

Beaver Falls Garage, labor and repairs on trucks 46.59

Brackett Motor Co., labor and repairs on trucks 62.12

Glen Haynes, repairs to truck 4.70

Sheridan Delong, gas 8.42

Nelson & V/oodard, gas, oil and minor supplies 65.00

Public Service Co., testing siren 36.00

New England Tel. Co., service 76.95

Frank Marsliall, insurance on trucks 100.52

Herbert Marshall, insurance on store house 4.57

Herbert Marshall, treasurers bond 10.00

Frank Marshall, insurance on equipment 27.50

Elsie M, Annis, accident insurance on firemen 120.00

N. H. Permanent Firemen's Board 75.00

N. H. State Firemen's Ass'n., dues 25.00

New England Ass'n. of Fire Chiefs 6.00

Earl P. Wadsworth, postage and supplies 4.85

Stickney & George, bill file 1.50

Sentinel Publishing Co., check lists 60.00

Charles N. Scribner, painting signs 5.00

Willis Holden, drying hose 19.00

Dean Neary, labor on hose 10.00

Henry Fournier, repairs to ladders 10.00

Testing siren at night 26.00

Beecher Falls Fire Dept., services at Far.

& Tra. fire 166.50

Stewartstown Fire Dept., services at Far.

& Tra. fire 132.00

1,103.22

Estimated profit from use of fire trucks andequipment at fires outside Precinct, trans-

ferred to the Savings Bank 641.49

$ 1,744.71

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Payroll, Firemen & Precinct Officers—Amountraised $900.00

Bernie A. Gray, services as Fire Warden 25.00

Norman G. Wiswell, services as Fire Warden 25.00

Walter S. Collins, services as Fire Warden 25.00Earl P. Wadsworth, Clerk and Treasurer 25.00Evelyn M. Henson, Auditor 3.00

Laurance E. Bryan ,Auditor 3.00

Payroll of firemen and others for fires

in Precinct 1,050.50

1,156.50

Payroll of firemen and others for services out-

side the Precinct, and for which the Precincthas been reimbursed by the various towns 1,350.00

$ 2,506.50

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Receipts

Cash on hand at beginning of year, Jan.

1, 1949 $ 864.47Cash on hand—money raised for addition to the

Fire Station, but un^xepended 3,500.00Town of Colebrook, raised by taxation for usual

expenses of the Precinct 5,400.00Services of Fire Department at fires outside

the Precinct 2,333.50

$12,097.97

Payments

Care of streets and hydrants $ 481.37Heating and care of fire house 1,005.70Fire fighting equipment and supplies 916.09Hydrant rental 1,000.00Precinct charges 1,103.22

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Salaries of Precinct Officers 106.00Payroll for fires in Precinct 1,050.50Payroll for fires outside Precinct 1,350.00Transfer to truck fund 641.49

7,654.37Amount raised for addition to the fire house

but unexpended 3,500.00Remaining balance on hand Dec. 31, 1949 943.60

$12,097.97

Accounts Due the Fire Precinct:

Town of Canaan, Vt., for services of the Cole-

brook Fire Department during the year 1948 57.00

Town of Canaan, Vt., for services of the Cole-

brook Fire Department during the year 1949 55.00

112.00

Accounts Owed by the Fire Precinct :

Order No. 4018 to Walter S. Collins 2.00

TRUCK FUND

This fund was created in accordance with a vote

taken at the Annual Meeting of the Colebrook Village

Fire Precinct on March 21, 1932.

Article 14- voted:

To authorize the Fire Wardens to set aside the

estimated profit from the use of the fire trucks at

fires outside the Fire Precinct, as a sinking fund to

apply toward the purchase of new trucks at such timeas the present trucks become worn out, said sinking

fund to be deposited in the Savings Bank.

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Jan. 1 1949 Balance on deposit in ColebrookGuaranty Savings Bank, TruckFund account $1,979.30

July 1 1949 Interest added to the account 19.22

Jan. 1 1950 Interest added to the account 19.98

Jan. 1 1950 Profit from the use of the fire

trucks at fires outside the Precinct

during the year 1949 641.49

$2,659.99

AUDITORS' REPORT

This is to certify that on January 31, 1950, wehave examined the books and other records of the Cole-

brook Village Fire Precinct as submitted to us by the

Fire Wardens and Treasurer, for the year endingDecember 31, 1949, and have found them in properorder.

EVELYN M. HENSONLAURANCE E. BRYAN

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