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Annual Report
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SA57AR,
1901
-OF THE-
TOWN of SANDWICH
For the Fiscal Year Endig February 15,
1901
NORTH CONWAY. N. H.
C. E. BLANCHARD'S BOOK PRESS.
1901.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Selectmen, Treasurer, Road Agents,
School Board, Book Agent and
Library Trustees
OF THE
TOWN of SANDWICH
For the Fiscal Year Ending February
15,
1901.
NORTH CONWAY. N. H.
C. E. BLAJSTCHARD'S BOOK PRESS.
1901.
TOWN OFFICERS, J 900.
Moderator
Charles B. Hoyt.
Town Clerk
Elmer B. Hart.
Representative
Charles B. Hott.
Town Treasurer
Daniel D. Atwood.
Collector
Charles S. Marston.
Librarian
Enoch Q. Marston.
Selectmen
Paul Wentworth, Henry F. Dorr,
George W. Thompson.
Road Agents
Frank A. Bryer, (resigned May
1,)
George S. Hoyt,
G. O. Hanson, R. W. Hanson, (appointed Nov.
10)
School Board
Lydia C. Hoyt, Elsie A. Weed,
John S. Quimby.
Library Trustees
Charles Blanchard, Enoch
Q.
Marston,
Samuel B. Wiggin.
Auditors
Charles S. Marston,
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Lorenzo D. Bean,
Edwin M. Heard.
Supervisors
.James L. Marston, Charles R. Fellows,
John S. Quimby.
Ballot Clerks
Algernon S. A. Gilman, Edwin M. Heard,
Aubrey M. Graves, William L. Chase.
Board of Health
S. B. Wiggin, E.
Q.
Marston, A. B. Hoag.
State of New Hampshire
[L. S.]
To the Inhabitant.^
of the Toion
of
Sandviich
Qualified to Vote
in Toivn Affairs
:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall, in said
town, on the second Tuesday of March next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects
:
1. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees oi'
officers heretofore chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
2. To see if the Town will vote that no appointment shall
be made of any agent or agents for the sale of spirits, for the
year ensuing.
3. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise
and appropriate for the maintenance of the Library in addition
to.the amount required by law.
4. To raise money to pay interest on school fund note for
the year ensuing.
5. To see if the Town will vote to raise money for schools
in addition to the sum required by law.
6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a
sum of money for breaking and cutting snow on road leading to
Thornton.
7. To raise money to make and repair highways and
bridges.
8. To see if the Town will vote to determine the prices to
1)e allowed for labor of men, horses, and cattle on the highways
in summer and winter.
9. To see if the Town will vote to raise ujoney to defray
expenses of decorating the graves of soldiers.
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 5
10. To raise money to pay interest on town bonds, and
reduce town debt.
11. To see if the Town will authorize the selectmen to re-
deem bonds with money in the treasury not othemise appropri-
ated.
12. To raise money to defray necessary town charges for
the year ensuing.
13. To choose all necessary town officers and agents for
the year ensuing.
Given under our hands and seal this sixteenth day of Feb-
ruary, 1901.
PAUL WENTWORTH,
HENRY F. DORR,
GEORGE W. THOMPSON,
Selectmen of Sandwich.
Selectmen's Report
We, the undersigned, Selectmen of Sandwich, submit the
following report to said town for the fiscal year ending February
15, 1901:
INVENTORY OF POLLS AND TAXABLE PROPERTY
TAKEN IN APRIL, 1900.
321 Polls, $32,100 00
416 Horses, 16,982 00
2 Mules, 40 00
144 Oxen, 7,748 00
495 Cows, 12,304 00
447 Other Neat Stock, 10,076 00
396 Sheep, 1,246 00
2 Hogs, 16 00
240 Fowls, 72 00
36 Vehicles, 864 00
Money at interest, 6,000 00
Stock in Trade, 9,690 00
Mills and Machinery, 2,462 00
Non-resident Real Estate,
56.996 00
Resident Real Estate, 279,216 00
$435,812 00
APPROPRIATIONS.
Town library, by law. $ 54 90
Town library, by vote of town.
50 00
To pay interest on school fund note,
133 92
For schools, by law,
915 00
For schools, by vote of town.
300 00
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 7
To make and repair highwaj^s and bridges, 3,000 00
For decorating graves of soldiers, 50 00
To pay interest on and reduce town debt, 1,500 00
To defray town charges, 1,000 00
F:>r text-books and school supplies, 100 00
State tax, 777 75
County tax, 1,370 79
$9,252 36
Pait of 5 per cent, used, 335 50
Amount of taxes levied for all purposes, $9,587 86
Tax rate on $100, $2.20,
SCHOOL BOARD.
Amount of school money for 1900 in hands of town, $1,634 35
Appropriation for text-books and school supplies, 100 00
Balance due from 1899 for permanent repairs. 15 00
$1,749 35
June 30 Paid Lydia C. Hoyt, Treasurer, $625 00
Nov. 24 Lydia C. Hoyt, Treasurer, 900 00
Aug. 25 Elsie A. Weed, Book Agent, 100 00
25 Lydia C. Hoyt, Treas., bal.
in full due for permanent
repairs, 15 00
$1,640 00
School money in hands of town,
$ 109 35
BOUNTIES.
Uriah McDaniel, bounty on two bears, $10 00
Moses A. Hall, bounty on one bear, 5 00
Geo. W. Leighton, bounty on one bear, 5 00
$20 00
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JvOTCH ROAD.
A. C. Atwood, breaking snow Jan. 18, 1901, |6 80
Moses A. Hall, clearing trees from road in Dec, 1900, 1 50
$8 30
COUNTY PAUPERS.
Roswell S. Batchelder, support of Adaline Wallace
to April
1,
'00,
$ 26 00
Lucy A. Atkins, support to April
1,
'00, 26 00
Will S. Taylor, support of Lucy M. Snow to April
1,
'00
(6
weeks at 1.50, and 20 weeks at 1.00), 29 00
F. M. Smith, supplies furnished John Wallace in Oct.
and Nov.,
'99.
2 19
H. F. Dorr, keeping 4 transient paupers in Dec,
'99,
and Jan., '00, 4 00
Geo. A. Blanchard, conveying John Wallace and wife
to county farm Nov.,
'00, 6 00
Chas. B. Hoyt, keeping and lodging 4 transient pau-
pers in Nov. and Dec,
'99, 2 50
Geo. S. Sawyer, keeping one transient pauper in Feb.,
'00, 1 50
Roswell S. Batchelder, support of Adaline Wallace to
Oct.
1,
'00, 26 00
Lucy A. Atkins, support to Oct.
1,
'00, 26 00
Will S. Taylor, support of Lucy M. Snow to Oct. 1,
'00, 26 00
F. M. Smith, supplies furnished Chas. W. Jenness
(23.82), and also George Dana (25.75) from
April 1 to Oct.
1,
'00, 49 57
H. F. Dorr, keeping 5 transient paupers in April and
May, '00, 5 00
C. E. Angier (May
26, 1900),
keeping the Moulton
boy over night and transporting him to county
farm, 3 00
$232 76
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
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TOWN PAUPERS.
Wilfred Z. Plummer, partial support of his daughter
Jessie, for one jear to Jan.
1,
'01, $65 00
DOG DAMAGE.
C. H. Abbott, one sheep killed Nov.
1,
'00,
$ 5 00
Stanley F. Quimby, one sheep killed Nov. 1,
5 00
Horace Greenleaf, one calf killed Aug. 20,
5 00
Aristiis W. Gi-ant, two sheep killed Sept. 15,
6 00
Fred N. Barrows, one lamb killed Oct. 25, 3 00
Fred Tappan, one lamb killed and one sheep bitten
in Sept., 4 00
$28 00
Amount of dog license in 1900, $195 00
Fees of town clerk for issuing and recording
84 licenses,
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16 80
Net dog license, $178 20
Net license exceeding dog damage and for schools, $150 20
REDEMPTION OF TOWN BONDS.
D. D. Atwood, Treas.,-No. 23, $500 14 $100 bonds
Nos. 14 26, 115, 116, 117, 187, 188, 191, 71,
148, 135, 136, 21, 22, $1,402.38; 12 $50 bonds
Nos. 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 61, 65, 73,
69, $600.62, $2,503 00
PUBLIC WATERING TROUGHS.
FROM MAKCH
1, 1900, TO MARCH 1, 1900.
James R. Bryer,
$ 3 00
John C. Watson,
3 00
Frank P. Plummer, 3 00
Chas. H. Burrows, 1 50
John B. Cartland,
3 00
John P. Canney, 3 00
Moses A. Hall, 2 50
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Joseph P. Clark. 3 00
C. M. Quimby, 'S 00
D. R. Slade, 3 00
R. W. Hanson, 2 50
E. H. Tasker, 1 50
William Heard,
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1 50
133 50
ROAD AGENTS.
Fa'd Geo. O. Hanson, snow bills from Feb.
],
'00,
$ 365 12
Towards summer bills, 100 00
354 75
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63 70
25 90
44 90
In full of summer bills, 27 80
Snow bills to date, 104 13
SI, 086 30
Frank A. Bryer, snow bills from Feb. 1,
'00, $542 18
Geo. S. Hoyt, suow^ bills of F. A. Bryer, additional, 4 64
$546 8 ^
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Paid Geo. S. Hoyt
:
From Feb. 1, 1900, contracted by Alonzo McCrillis,
road agent in '99,
S219 93
In addition to last above item, 75 80
For additional snow bills contracted by Alonzo Mc-
CriUis, 3 58
Towards summer bills,
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100 00
326 07
j
78 13 I
In full of summer bills. 20 67
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TOWN OF SANDWICH. 11
Riiel W. Hanson, bills for Nov., $ 19 70
Ruel W. Hanson, in full of snow bills to date, 116 41
$136 11
Chas. F. Brown and Geo. L. Gray, by selectmen, for
road agents, recovering Durgin bridge, including
all materials, 150 00
Alonzo Severance, by order of selectmen, labor on
highway. June 26, 1900, 4 50
Total expenditures for highways to Feb. 2, 1901, $2,747 91
Total highway money for 1900, $3,746 89
Balance of highway money in hands of town, $998 98
TOWN OFFICERS.
Thomas W, Hoag, services as selectman Feb. 14 and
26,
'00.
$ 2 25
W. S. Penniman, services as constable, March elec-
tion, 'UO, 1 50
W. S. Penniman, constable, services as dog officer
for '00, 10 00
Moses G. Brown, constable March election. Memo-
rial Day, and Nov. election, 4 50
S. B. Wiggin. James L. Marston, and Chas. R. Fel-
lows, supervisors, services Mar., '99, and Mar.
and Nov., '00, 36 00
Lydia C. Hoyt, services on school board and treas-
urer to Feb. 16, '01,
35 00
Elsie A. Weed, services on school board and book
agent to Feh. 16,
'01,
35 00
John S. Quimby, services on school board and as
truant officer to Feb. 16,
'01,
35 00
E.
Q.
Marston, as librarian to Feb. 16,
'01, 25 00
E.
Q.
Marston, secretary board of health to Feb.
16,
'01,
4 50
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Daniel D. Atwood, as town treasurer,
W. S. Penniman, as constable at Nov. election,
'00,
Elmer B. Hart, as town clerk,
R iel W. Hanson, as road agent to Feb. 16,
'01,
Geo. S. Hoyt, as road agent including services of
F. A. Bryer and C. B. Hoyt, agent for Geo. S.
Hoyt, to Feb. 16,
'01,
Geo. O. Hanson, as road agent to Feb. 16,
'01,
Chas. B. Hoyt, as selectman Feb. 27,
'00,
Paul Wentworth, as s lectman to Feb. 16,
'01,
and
for recording taxes, making town report, col-
lector's book, and selectmen's account,
Henry F. Dorr, as selectman to Feb. 16,
'01,
Geo. W. Thompson, as selectman to Feb. 16,
'01,
Chas. 8. Marston, as tax collector for the year,
Auditors,
LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
Paid S. B. Wiggin, treasurer. $54.90 by law, $.^0 00
by vote of town,
INCIDENTALS.
Thos. W. Hoag, express on town reports,
E. C. Eastman, invoice record book $12, blanks and
inventory book $4.92,
C. E. Angier, express on books and blanks.
Rumford Printing Co., fac simile signature of town
clerk.
E. C. P^astman, ta.\ collector's book No. 60,
C. E. Blanchfird, printing o50 town reports with
library supplement, $51, official ballot and cards
of instruction March,
'00,
$6.00,
A. E. Tappan, abatement on horse that died in the
fall of
'99,
25 00
1 50
42 82
7 50
13 50
26 50
1 50
71 50
45 50
47 50
85 00
6 00
$562 57
$104 90
$ 50
16 92
45
1 0('
1 53
57 00
1 27
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 13
H. N. Clay, pain*^iug and lettering two guide-boards,
E. M. Heard, insurance
($1500;
premium on town
hall to Nov.
8,
'01,
Sherman Quimby, painting two guide-boards,
E. H. Tasker, stationery,
W. T Lance, printing 1000 tax bills,
H. F. Dorr, board of selectmen and auditors to'
Feb. 17,
'01,
ABATEMENTS.
John H. R. Adams, paid in Massachusetts,
Geo. E. Batchelder,
Geo. Berry,
John T. Bickford,
Silas Bickford, paid in Tamworth,
Daniel M. Blackey,
Geo A. Brown,
Daniel Bryer,
Nathaniel Carter,
John W. Cota,
F. P. Cram,
Heirs of Samuel Dinsmore,
Stephen Fogg,
Chas. J. Fortier,
Susan A. Hackett,
Chas. W. Jenness,
William E. Nicols,
William T. Page,
Joseph Pray,
Fred E. Smith,
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R'llph Spanlding, paid in Tamworth,
Arthur R. Tiltou. paid in Wolfeborough,
John F Tilton,
Charles Vittum,
Otis H. Vittum,
2 25
15 00
1 25
2 17
1 70
42 00
$143 04
$ 2 20
2 20
2 42
2 90
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
71
2 20
2 64
4 40
62
2 20
4 40
2 55
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
5 37
3 52
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David N. Wallace, 62
Wyatt T. Bickford 92
Samuel B. Smith, 61
Heirs of Jonathan Choate, 184
John F. Horn, 35
Fred.O. Mason, 3 96
$70 83
GENERAL ACCOUNT:
DR.
Rec'd of county treasurer for county pauper bills to
April 1, 1900, $ 97 19
County treasurer, county pauper bills to Oct.
1,
'00, 135 57
State treasurer
:
Railroad tax, $ 81 12
Savings bank tax, 464 80
Literary fund 93 50
Bounties on bears, 20 00
$659 42
Robert Russell, rent of town hall to Feb.
2,
'01,
$26, less 6.50 services as janitor and 13.05 for
incidental expenses, 6 45
Receipts for orders on town treasurer, 8,209 81
$9.108 44
CR
.
Paid town treasurer money received for county pau-
per bills to April 1,
'00, $ 97 19
. L. D. Bean,
Q.
M., appropriation for decorating-
graves of soldiers, 50 00
Town treasurer, money received for county pauper
bills to Oct.
1,
'00, 135 57
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 15
Town treasurer, money received on state tax:
Kailioa l tax, $ 81 12
vSavings bank tax, 464 80
Literary fund, 93 50
Bounties on bears, 20 00
659 42
Treasurer, net rent of town liail, 6 45
School board account, 1,640 00
B )unties, 20 00
Notch road account, . 8 30
County pauper account, 232 76
Town
]
a-iper account, 65 00
Dog damage, 28 00
Redemption of town bonds, 2,503 00
Wateiing troughs, 33 50
Road agents,, ' 2,747 91
Town officers. 562 57
Library trustees. 104 90
Incidentals. ' 143 04
Charles S. Marston, collector, abatements for 1900, 70 83
$9,108 44
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TOWN.
Debt less assets as reported Feb. 15, 1900, $13,413 71
LIABILITIES.
Town bonds at 3 per cent, outstanding, $11,600 00
Interest due on coupons Jan.
1, 1901, 277 50
Interest accrued from Jan. 1 to Feb. 15, 43 50
School money of 1900 in hands of town, 109 35
Literary fund of 1900 due schools, 93 50
Dog license money of 1900 due schools, 150 20
Highway money of 1900 in hands of town, 998 93
N )tch road money in hands of town, 45 08
S13,318 11
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ASSETS.
Money in hands of D. D. Atwood, Treas., $1,870 95
Money in hands of C. S. Marston, Col., 130 00
$2,000 95
Liabilities Feb.
15, 1901, $11,317 16
Decrease of debt for year ending Feb. 15, 19.01, $ 2,096 55
PAUL WENTWORTH,
HENRY F. DORR,
GEORGE W. THOMPSON,
Selectmen of Sandwich.
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 17
D. D. ATWOOD, TREASURER,
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SANDWICH.
DR.
Rec'd of treasurer of 1899, $ 2,048 36
Selectmen, 898 68
Lydia C. Hoyt, 2 00
Town clerk, dog license, 178 20
Chas. S. Marston, collector for 1900, 9,468 86
$12,596 05
CR.
Paid bonds redeemed and accrued int., $2,503 00
Coupons, 369 00
Incidentals, 752 09
Library, 104 90
Highway, 2,756 21
Dog damage, 28 00
Schools, 1,640 00
Paupers, 297 76
Abatements, 72 10
Bounties, 20 00
State and county tax, 2,148 54
Public watering troughs, 33 50
Cash in hands of treasurer Feb.
16,
'01,
1,870 95
$12,596 05
Road Agents' Account
ACCOUNT OF GEO. O. HANSON FOR BREAKINO SNOW IN WEST DIS-
TRICT FROM FEB. 1 TO APRIL 20, 1900.
Geo. 0. Hanson, $39 02
Geo S. Hoyt, 25 95
WiU Russell, 63
Will Wishman, 75
C. 0. Smith, 15 38
W. H. Penniman, 4 07
E. T. Wallace, 5 04
F. L. Hanson, 5 38
C. F. Burleigh, 5 00
Charles Webster, 2 83
Oliver Lee, 11 31
Wesley Burnham, 2 04
Wm. Young, 2 12
E. F. Atwood, 7 40
A. C. Atwood, 7 68
J. C. Gilman, 50
A. F. Carter, 1 50
S. H. Burleigh, 3 55
D. W. George,

6 68
Moses Brown, 2 63
A. H. Wallace, 16 99
Harry Smith, 6 80
Herman Clark, 97
S. B. Berry, 2 62
C. S. Marston, 18 32
C. E. Eastman, 4 50
H. F. Dorr, 1 14
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 19
C. P. George, 4 11
Fred 1^ arrows,
18 07
D E. Glines,

17 81
Will Darling,
2 09
Wilfred Flummer,
50
Frank Plummer, 21 38
John Burrows,
26 49
L.
Q.
Smith, 6 27
W. H. Smith, 3 79
Henry Clay, 1 38
L. H. Smith, 9 21
J. E. Beede, 37 19
John Sullivan, 10 19
Harry Burrows, 3 00
T. O. Cook, 1 75
John Sullivan, 10 19
D. Merrill, 63
$364 66
Rec'd of town treasurer, by selectmen's orders, $365 12
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES FROM APRIL 10 TO DEC. 1, 1900.
G. O. Hanson,
4"^
I-IO days at 1.50, in April, May,
and June, 72.15, 2 horses and tools 10 days,
15. (JO. 1 horse 33 7-10 days, 33.70, Will Carter
22 days, 33.00, $153 85
D. E. Glines and 4 horses 12 1-2 days working on
road machine, 75 00
E. P. Wallace, 13 days running machine, 26.00, 2
horses 10 days, 20.00, 1 horse 3 days, 3.00, 49 00
W. S. Penniman, 11 2-10 days, 16.80, 2 horses 3
1-2
days, 7.00, 23 80
L. B. Hull, 8 days, 12 00
C. F. Burleigh, 2 days, 3 00
F. M. Smith, machine supplies, powder, fuse, and
spikes, 3 34
J. A. Hanson and 2 horses 3 days, 10.50, drawing
plank and repairing bridge, 4.00, 14 50
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Noah Bickford, 1 day, 1 50
Oliver Tappan, 3 days, 4 50
Will Darling, 1 1-2 days, 2 25
Amos Gale, 2 days, 3 00
A. F. Carter, 11 2-10 days, 16 80
Chas. Bennett, 1 1-2 days, 2.25, breaking rocks by
contract, 2.00, 4 25
Harry Burrows. 2 1-2 days, 3 75
Chas. White, 10 1-2 days, 15 75
S. D. Garland, repairing road machine and sharpen-
ing drills and bars, 4 51
G. W. Thompson, 2 days, 3 00
F. L. Hanson, 21 days, 31.50, 1 horse 10 days, 10.00,
120 ft. timber for stringers, 1.20, 42 70
Elmer Thompson, 2 1-2 days, 3 75
Eugene Mudgett, 1 day, - 1 50
Geo. Scriggins, 1 day, * 1 50
Geo. Goult, 2 days, 3 00
Good Roads Machine Co., road machine supplies, 9 55
G. O. Hanson, July and Aug. bill self 16 days, 24.00,
1 horse 13 1-10 days, 13.10, Walter Tappan.
spikes, .35, F. M. Smith, steel rake, .50, Geo.
Garland, 2 days raking rocks, 1.00, 38 95
Winslow Webster, 3 1-2 days, 5 00
C. O. Smith, 455 ft. plank, 4
."5
Harry Smith, 2 1-2 days, 3 75
Samuel Knowles, 360 ft. plank, 3 60
W. S. Penniman, 4 days, 5.75, repairing Grant bridge
by contract, 20.00 25 75
Geo. Gault, 14 hours, 2 10
F. L. Hanson, 18 hours, 2 70
J. A. Hanson, 2 days. 3 00
G. 0. Hanson, Aug. 25 to Nov. 24, 12 4-10 days,
18.60, 1 horse 10 days 6 1-2 hours, 10.65, 29 25
C. O. Smith, 160 ft. plank. 1 60
Free Baptist Society, 23 loads gravel in June, 2 00
C S. Marston, housing one year to May, 2 00
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 21
Elias Fogg, 1 day, 1
C. H. Burrows, 7 hours, 1 05
Oliver Tappan, 2 da^^s, 2 10
J. W. Bennett, 8 hours, 1 20
L. W. Stanton, 1 day, 1 50
E. W. Grant, 7 houi^, 1 05
L. C. Ambrose, 2 1-2
days, 3.75, 1005 ft. bridge
plank, 10.05, 13 80
A. F. Taylor, labor on his road by order of selectmen, 8 00
L. H. Smith, labor on his mill road by contract, 3 00
Frank Plummer, labor on his road by order selectmen, 3 00
$617 05
Rec'd of town treasurer, by selectmen's orders, $617 05
BREAKING SNOW IN WEST DISTRICT FROM DEC. 1, 1900,
TO
FEB. 1, 1901.
G. 0. Hanson, $ 6 97
C. O. Blanchard, 2 50
A. H. Wallace, 5 03
H. L. Burrows, 3 07
T. O. Cook, 4 05
Fred N. Burrows, 5 17
G. A. Oilman, 2 75
R. F. Abbott, 3 95
E. P. Wallace, 3 20
L. H. Smith,
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2 91
D. E Glines.
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1 95
Lucian Skinnei-, 7 72
W. H. Pennimau, 1 82
L.
Q.
Smith, 3 02
G. W. Thompson, 2 20
John Tappan, 20 15
C. O. Smith, 3 25
Walter Bryant, 1 61
H. F. Barker, 2 00
O. G. Smith, 3 06
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A. C. Atwood, 4 GO
J. E. Beede, 5 18
JohD Sullivan^ 1 17
F. H. Chick, 2 30
Chas. George, 1 00
0. B. Felch, 2 00
F. 0. Chick, 1 00
A. H. Ethridge, 50
$104 13
Rec'd, Feb.
2, 1901, of town treasurer, by selectmen's
order, $004 13
SNOW BILLS CONTRACTED BY ALONZO MCCHILLIS FROM FEB. 1
TO APRIL 20, 1900, IN NOKTH DISTRICT AND PAID
BY (iEO. S. HOYT.
Stephen Fogg, $ 7 50
F. F. Batchelder, 2 00
Elmer Elliott, 15 54
James R. Bryer, 7 82
Stanley F. Quimby, by contract.
'
. 4 00
Thomas W. Hoag, 1 47
J. H. Tewksbury, 19 24
L. D. Bean, 9 o4
A. T. Hoag, 4 29
A. McCrillis, 7 74
Cornelius Turner, 5 00
S. D. Wiggin, 1 04
Chas. O. Blanchard, 12 74
R. W. Hanson, 12 00
Chas. F. Brown, 13.64, Joseph Cartland, 12.53, Ho-
ratio Rogers, 10.47. 36 65
Leon Currier, 3 62
J. A. Hanson, 26 20
D. S. Watson, 28 85
Walter S. Tappau, 1 25
Chas. L. Foss, 12 82
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 23
Chas. R. Fellows, 10 82
Jonathan Tappan, 64 25
Joseph Wilkins, 1 00
Irving Gray, 63
C. F. Brown, 3 50
^299 31
OEO. S. HOYT, ROAD AGENT h'OR THE EASTERN DIVISION FROM
MAY TO DECEMBER, 1900.
Isaac Graves and oxen 14 days on road machine, $ 42 00
Daniel Graves housing road machine, 2 00
Aubrey Graves and horses 1 1-2 days on bridge, 4.50,
and 7 days on highway, 10.50, 15 00
Henry P-stes, 1 day on Hilton bridge, 1 50
Fred Tappan, 3 days in May on highway, 4 50
Frank Tappan, 2 days in May, 3 00
Fred Mason and son with horse 8 1-6 days in May, 12 25
Freeman Varney, 1 day. 1 50
Harry Atwood, 3 days running machine, 6 00
John Peaslee, 1 day, 1 50
Amos Gale, 3 1-6 day, 4 75
Frank Trask, 2-3 day, 1 00
Alfred Perkins, 4 days, 6 00
Aubrey Vittum, 13 days. 19 50
Allen Vittum and horse harrowing 8 days, 8 00
John Tappan. 16 1-6 days. 24 25
Ross Graves. 13 days. 19 50
Herbert Vittum, 1 day. 1 50
Alonzo S' verance, 5 days with oxen, 15 00
Chas. 0. Blanchard. by contract,
5-
00
Russell Bryer, work on bridge and culvert, 3.20, and
4 days, 6.00, 9 20
Frank Brown with oxen, 1 9-10 days. 5 85

Frank Batchelder, 4 1-2 days. 6 75
Leon Currier, 4 1-2 days, 6 75
Eugene Martin, 3 days with horse harrowing, 7 50
24 ANNUAL REPORT
4 50
R F Abbott 1 flav 50
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F. M. Smith, powder, fuse, etc., 5 18
J. R. Bryer, labor on bridge and cash paid, 4 60
Stevenson & Perkins, bridge plank, 15 26
Erastus Mudgett, repairs on Tappan bridge, 2 50
L. P. Lamprey, stringers for bridge. 4 00
Chas. Vittum, railing Vittiim bridge, and repairs, 3 00
Alfred T. Perkins, labor with horse, 1 25
$524 87
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 25
Rec'd of town treasurer, on selectmen's orders,
\ r\f Oft
Apr.
May
2(5 100 00
May 26 75 80
June 30 326 07
Dec. 29 78 13
Feb. 2 28 89
$828 82
SNOW BILLS CONTRACTED BY FRANK A. BRYER FROM FEB. TO
APRIL
20, 1900, IN EAST DISTRICT.
A. M. Graves, $ 23 43
H. F. Barker, 9 00
Chas. W. Hodge, 2 00
A. Blanchard, 3 09
Chas. E. Tilton, 3 56
Fred Tappan, 13 02
Samuel Peaslee, 6 37
Chas. W. Donovan, 15 40
Erastus Mudgett, 8 80
Will F. Palmer, 10 35
Isaac H. Graves, 27 06
Chas. H. Foss, 10 24
F. A. Bryer, 45 96
S. A. Hill, 18 88
Samuel B. Smith, 34 94
Fred 0. Mason, 57 48
Frank E. Tilton, 32 46
Howard W. Blanchard, 25 67
C. M. Quimby, 42 93
J. N. Campbell, 42 51
Will McClosky, 78 11
0. G. Smith, 20 56
Ed. Downs, 12 28
C. 0. Tilton, 2 72
$546 82
26 ANNUAL REPORT
Rec'd of town treasurer, Apr.
28,
'00,
by selectmen's
order, $542 18
R. W. HANSON, ROAD AGENT, IN NORTH DISTRICT FROM NOV.
10, 1900, TO FEB. 1, 1901.
R. W. Hanson, labor on highway 69 1-2 hours, at .15,
10.42, 1 horse 45 1-2 hours at .10, 4.55, $ 14 57
James R. Bryer, 23 1-2 hours in Nov., 3 53
J. A. Hanson, 8 hours, 1 20
$19 70
Rec'd of town treasurer, Nov. 24, on selectmen's order, $19 70
SNOW BILLS FROM DEC.
1, 1900,
TO FEB. 1, 1901.
Rnel W. Hanson, $ 9 30
Allen L. Vittum, , 6 12
Samuel Peaslee, 1 00
L D. Bean, 1 25
Wm. Tibbetts, 2 70
Oilman Hilton, 2 43
E. E. Quimby, 3 44
Newman Hilton, 3 43
C. W. Dodge, 1 37
W. S. Tappan. 3 90
C. W. Donovan, 2 62
Frank Tappan,
,1
^1
L. N. Lamprey, 5 39
Edmund Vittum, 6 00
H. W. Blanchard, 3 50
J. R. Clark, 1 06
Thos. A Horn. 1 96
Arven Blanchard. ' 2 18
A. M. Graves, 1 75
Frank Tilton, 5 05
Fred O. Mason, 4 96
W. S. Taylor, 1 63
C. H. Foss, 2 62
S. B. Smith, 2 06
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 27
Orren E. Vittum, 4 00
J. C. Watson, 1 49
H. F. Dorr, 7 10
Henry Abbott, 1 58
Joseph Cartland, 1 00
Leon Currier, 1 35
James Tewksbury, 3 37
C. R. Fellows, 2 00
Cornelius Turner, 1 12
L. C Ambrose, 2 00
J. R. Bryer, 1 62
Elmer Elliott, 3 93
James Palmer, 3 00
W. McClosky, 4 37
$115 46
Rec'd of town treasurer, Feb.
2, 1901, by select-
men's order, $116 41
By error in snow bills amounting to $4.64 not being pre-
sented until P^eb.
2, 1901, $4.64 should be taken from the
amount paid Geo. S. Hoyt and added to the amount paid F.
A. Bryer AprU 28, 1900.
G. O. HANSON,
G. S. HOYT,
R. W. HANSON,
Road Agents.
School Report*
The School Board presents herewith its annual report, in
accordance with a long established custom. Accompanying it are
the reports of the Treasurer, the Book Agent, and the statistical
table, all of which are respectfully submitted to the citizens of
the district.
In reviewing the past school year (September, 1899

August, 1900), the School Board honestly believe it to have

been a year of profit and advancement. We are equally honest
when we say that one of the greatest obstacles which have pre-
vented even a more satisfactory result is the irregularity of at-
tendance, for which the parents are largely at fault. This past
year the schools all show a great lack of punctuality and regu-
larity in attendance. Can the parents expect their children to
progress in their studies unless they constantly encourage and
enforce the above virtues?
The registers show a large number of absences, and these,
with the accompanying 268 cases of tardiness, must of necessit}'
not only handicap the work of the teacher and School Board,
but also hinder to a great extent the progress of the child. In
fact only fifty-five different names appear upon the roll of per-
fect attendance for the year. We would urge the parents to
visit the schools more, not to find fault, but to encourage those
who are working for the good of the schools. Does not the
home influence rest upon every parent? And they have t ie
power to impress upon the child the importance of education,
and the first three things to be observed are punctuality, regu-
larity, and attention to the rules of the school and their studies.
Among those who have visited the schools the names of only
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 29
thirty-three parents appear. There is no better place to judge
of a teacher's qualifications or a scholar's advancement than iu
the school-room; and when there is more frequent visiting on
the part of the fathers and mothers of the cliildren, then they
will be better prepared to render righteous judgement, and by
so doing give a new impetus to the work. Every child takes
pleasure in showing his parents his capabilities and is encour-
aged by their presence in the school-room. Certainly the
teachers and School Board c:innot be expected to have an in-
terest paramount to that of the parents.
This year we have purchased for three of the schools "The
Students' Cyclopedia" and both teachers and pupils are pleased
with them. We hope to be able to provide the Cyclopedia for
all the schools in the near future.
The school propert}^ is in need of many repairs. In some
instances a few hours work will add greatly to the comfort of
the teacher and pupil, while in other instances more extended
i-epairs are fast becoming necessary. In order to meet these
demands money is required. It is hoped that a generous
amount for permanent repairs will be appropriated.
It is an object of concern to every parent and guardian, in
fact every being endowed with intellect or interested in any
form in education to try and devi'^e methods for the instruction
of the humblest of humanity, and to make useful knowledge
possible for all children t> obtain. The opening of the new
century offers another starting point in the effort to carry the
teacher and pupi! to still higher levels. The highest style of
teaching is that which imparts character while it imparts knowl-
e Ige. The teacher's
p
)sition is one of responsibility; her duty
is not only t) teach the children, but to instill into their minds
love for all that is good and abhorrence for all that is evil, and
place them upon the right path to happiness, honor, and virtue,
that they may become useful citizens and a credit to the com-
nmuity in which they live. The pupi! who leaves school with
knowledge and a pi rp >5iK is a thousand times more likely to
make a success of life than one who has only gained the knowl-
edge. We think that our town is to be congratulated in having
30 ANNUAL REPORT
so many good teachers who have their homes in our midst. Let
all concerned bear this in mind : that the public school is New
England's safeguard and future hope.
LYDIA C. HOYT,
ELSIE A. WEED,
JOHN S. QUIMBY,
School Board of Sandwich.
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 31
TREASURER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
OF SANDWICH IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN DISTRICT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1901.
School money required by law, $ 915 00
Sum raised in addition to that required by law, 300 00
Interest on school fund note, 133 92
Bal. of school money of
'99
in hands of Town, 64 69
Bal. from
'99
for permanent repairs, 15 00
Literary fund of
'99,
103 74
Bal. of dog license money of
'99, 117 00
In hands of treasurer of school board, 45 67
$1,695 02
TEACHERS' SALARIES.
.July 7 Isabel Forbush, teaching 10 weeks in
East Sandwich school, $60 00
July 7 Mabel Quimby, teaching 10 weeks in
North Sandwich school, 60 00
Jul}^ 7 Florence Webster, teaching 10 weeks in
Centre Grammar school, 60 00
.Tuly 7 Evelyn Russell, teaching 9 weeks in Cen-
tre primary school, 54 00
.Jul}' 7 Annie L. Goss, teaching 10 weeks in
Whiteface school, 70 00
.July 7 Alice Hoag, teaching 10 weeks in Durgin
school, 55 00
.Tuly 18 Bessie Blanchard, teaching 10 weeks in
Great Rock school, 55 00
.luly 7 Eva M. Smith, teaching 10 weeks in
Lower Corner school, 50 00
.luly 7 Ella Hoag, teaching 10 weeks in Fellows
school, 55 00
luly 7 Lizzie Skinner, teaching 10 weeks in
Chick school, 50 00
Dec. 8 Florence Webster, teaching 14 weeks in
C ntre Sandwich school, 98 00
82 ANNUAL REPORT
Dec. 8 Evelyn Russell, teaching 14 weeks in
Whitefare school, 98 00
Dec. 8 Mabel Quimby, teaching 14 weeks in
North Sandwich school. 98 00
Dec. 8 Eila Blanchard, teacliing 14 weeks in Fel-
lows school, 77 00
Dec. 8 Alice Hoag, teaching 14 weeks in Durgin
school, 77 00
Dec. 8 P^lla Hoag, teaching 14 weeks in East
Sandwich school, 77 00
Dec. 8 Eva M. Smith, teaching 14 weeks in
Chick scho:)1, 77 00
Dec. 8 Bessie Blanchard, teaching 14 weeks in
Great Rock school, 77 00
Nov. 6 Lizzie Skinner, teaching 9 weeks in
Lower Corner school, 49 50
Dec. 9 Lizzie Graves, teaching 5 weeks in Lower
Corner school, 27 50
$1L,325 00
July 7 Transportation of scholar to Chick school
by C. P. George, $10 00
.Till V 7 Transportation of scholars to North Sand-
wich by Anna Downs, 25 00
Dec. 8 Transportation of scholar to Chick
school by C. P. George, 14 00
Dec. 8 Transportation of scholars to North Sand-
wich by Anna Downs, 35 00
$84 00
PERMANENT REPAIRS.
Aug. 28 A. M. Graves, 2 1-2 days work on White-
face school -house. $ 4 37
Aug, 28 Erastus Mudgett, 2 1-2 days work on
Whiteface school-house, 4 37
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 33
Aug. 28 J. S. Quimby, 5 1-2 days work on White-
face school-house. 8 10
Aug. 28 Eugene Mudgett, 1 day's work on White-
face school-house. 1 50
Aug. 28 Amos Gale, brick used at Whiteface
school-house, 75
Aug. 28 George W. York, 3 days work building
chimney at Whiteface school-house, 5 25
Dec. 26 Rev. E. Bundy, paii'ting blackboards at
Whiteface school-house. 75
Dec. 26 L D. Weed, 1 cask of lime, 1 50
May 25 Stanley F. Quimby, repairs upon North
Sandwich school-house, 1 00
m
59
INCIDENTALS.
Apr. 25 Myra R. Tappan, cleaninsjj Fellows school
house and curtains,
$ 1 25
Apr 28 Addie Glines, cleaning Centre Sandwich
school-house. 2 00
July 6 Delia Burrows, cleaning Chick school-
house, 1 00
July 6 C. W. Dodge, cleaning vault at Durgin
school-house, 1 00
July 6 Lenora Dodafe, cleaning Durgin school-
house and curtains. 1 25
July 6 Fannie Wallace, cleaning Durgin school-
house on account of trespassers. 1 00
July 6 Ida Elliott, cleaning Whiteface school-
house, 1 00
July 6 Lewis Elliott, cleaning vault at Whiteface
school-house, 1 00
Aug. 25 John Tappan, cleaning vault at Lower
Corner school-house, 1 00
Sept. 1 Edith Heath, cleaning Lower Corner
school-house, 1 00
34 ANNUAL REPORT
Oct. 15 Lizzie Quimby, cleaning North Sandwich
school-house and curtains, 1 25
Oct. 15 Wilbur Quimby, cleaning North Sand-
wich school-house vault, 1 00
Oct. 15 Ida Elliott, cleaning Whiteface school-
house after repairs, 1 50
Dec. 8 John Horn, wood furnished Fellows school
in '99,
3 50
Dec. 8 Freeman Abbott, wood furnished Great
Rock school, 3 50
Dec. 8 William Nickols, cleaning vault and lay-
ing floor at Fellows school, 1 25
Dec. 22 Walter Bryant, wood furnished Centre
Sandwich school, 4 50
Dec. 8 Geo. S. Hoyt, wood furnished Lower
Corner school, 3 50
Dec. 25 Frank Smith, incidentals as per bill, 42
Jan. 8 W. S. Tappan, incidentals as per bill, 1 01
Jan. 15 Isaac Graves, wood furnished East Sand-
wich school, 3 50
Jan. 26 Will Plummer, fitting 11-2 cords wood at
Centre school-house, 1 00
Jan. 31 T. Olin Cook, wood furnished Chick school, 3 50
June 30 D. D. Atwood, two order and receipt
books combined, 2 00
Apr. 24 Nellie Mack, cleaning Great Rock school-
house, 1 00
July 24 Martha E. Wallace, instsuction given
pupils instead of transportation, 15 00
May 28 Charles Fellows, wood furnished Durgin
and North Sandwich schools, 7 00
Dec. 8 School Board of Holderness, tuition of
scholars, 38 50
^104 43
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 35
RECEIPl^S.
Money in hands of Treasurer of '99,
$ 45 67
June 30 Rec'd from Selectmen on order, 625 00
Nov. 24 Rec'd from Selectmen on order, 900 00
Aug. 25 Rec'd from Selectmen on order for per-
manent repairs, 15 00
Bal. of school money in hands of town, 109 35
$1,695 02
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Total school revenue, $1,695 02
Teachers' salaries, $1,325 00
Transportation, 84 00
Permanent repairs, 27 59
Incidentals, 104 43
School money in hands of town, 109 35
School money in hands of school treasurer, 38 10
School money in hands of school treasurer
raised for permanent repairs, 6 55
$1,695 02
LYDIA C. HOYT,
Treasurer of School Board.
ELSIE A. WEED, BOOK AGENT.
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SANDWICH.
Aug. 1 Rec'd of Selectmen by order,
$100 00
Bal. in hands of book agent, 2 20
Rec'd prize money, 5 00
Rec'd for supplies sold, 1 00
$108 20
EXPENDITURES.
Bought of American Book Co. :
Apr. 11 10 doz. Spen. Copy Books,
$ 9 60
36 ANNUAL REPORT
6 Barnes' Elem. Geog., 3 30
5 Barnes' Com. Geog., 6 25
19 15
Less 20 per cent, discount, 3 83
Bought of Werner School Book Co.
:
Apr. 11 5 N. N. First Readers, . 1 00
5 N. N. Second Readers, 1 75
5 N. N. Third Readers, 2 25
5 N. N. Fifth Readers, 4 00
9 00
Less 20 per cent, discount, 1 80
Bought of Boston School Supply Co.
:
Apr. 11 6 N. Franklin Arith. 1st Book, 2 10
1 N. Franklin Arith. 2d Book, 65
2 75
Less discount, 45
May 7 12 N. Franklin Arith. 2d Book, 7 80
Less discount, 1 30
Bought of Edw. E. Babb & Co. :
Apr. 13 2 gross pencils, 1 80
10 reams trace paper, 3 50
3 doz. slates, 1 95
15 32
7 20
2 30
6 50
Bought of Fannie A. Grant
:
May 7 3 sets Student's Cyclopedia, 24 00
Bought of George F. Cram :
May 7 4 Globes, 12 00
Bought of R. E. Lane :
Aug. 21 10 Teachers' Certificates, 20
100 Roll of Perfect Attendance, 1 00
1 20
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 37
4 boxes slate pencils,
10 gross white crayon,
5 packages ink crystals,
2 gross pens,
20 Reed Word Lessons,
May 10 12 EUis' U. S. Histories,
6 Dnnglinson's Phy.,
8 Raub's Small English,
6 Raub's Large English,
Sept. 10 10 reams trace paper,
6 Reed Word Lessons,
6 packages ink crystals,
10 gross white crayon,
Sept. 10 Express,
W. S. Pappan, freight,
BOOK AGENT'S GENERAL
Total revenue for books and supplies.
Paid for books and supplies,
Paid for incidentals.
Cash in hands of agent.
48
70
50
80
4 38
5 40
3 40
2 52
1 62
S 50
1 35
60
70
33 20
3 80
80
4
60
ACCOUNT.
$108 20
101 72
4 60
1 88

$108 20
38 ANNUAL REPORT
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE.
We, the UDdersigned, auditors of the town of Sandwich,
have this day examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Road
Agents, Treasurer, Library Trustees, School Board* and Book
Agent, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for,
and find in the hands of Lydia C. Hoyt, Treasurer of School
Board, the sum of forty-four and 65-100 dollars. In the hands
of S. B. Wiggin, Treasurer of Library Trustees, the sura of
thirty-seven 70-100 dollars. In the hands of Elsie A. Weed,
Book Agent, the sum of one 88-100 dollars. In the hands of
Geo. O. Hanson, Road Agent, the sum of forty-six cents. In
the hands of R. W. Hanson, Road Agent, ninety-five cents.
In the hands of Chas. S. Marston, Collector of Taxes, the sum
of one hundred and thirty dollars ; and in the hands of D. D.
Atwood, Town Treasurer, the sum of eighteen hundred seventy
and 95-100 dollars.
Feb. 16, 1901.
CHAS. S. MARSTON,
E. M. HEARD,
L. D. BEAN,
Auditors.
Second Supplement to Catalogue
Containing All Books Added During the
Year Ending February
15^
4
1954 Alice of Old Viucennes, Maurice Thompson
1958 Almost as Grood as a Boy, Amanda M. Douglas
1897 American Revolution, The Vol. I, John Fiske
1898
"
Vol. II,
"
1975 Autobiography of a Quack, The S. Weir Mitchell
1946 Bennett Twins, The Grace M. Hurd
1968 Bicycle of Cathay, A Frank R. Stockton
1963 Black Wolf's Breed, The Harris Dickson
1943 Breaking the Shackles, Frank Barrett
1937 Cardinal's Snuff-Box, The Henry Harland
1932 China, Village Life in A. H. Smith, D.D.
1896 Currier, G(j;vernor Moody, Poems, etc.
1938 Deacon Bradbury, E. A. Dix
1939 Dr. Dale, Marian Harland
1944 Dr. North and His Friends, 8. Weir Mitchell
1947 Donegal Fairy Stories,
Seumas MacManus
1914 Double Story, A George Macdonald
40 ANNUAL REPORT
1985 Eben Halden, Irving Bacheller
1951 Eleanor, Mrs. Humphrey Ward
1977 Elizabeth and Her German Garden.
1950 Enchanted Burro, The Chas. F. Lummis
1945 Grizzly, The Biography of a E. Seton-Thompson
1983 Head of a Hundred, The Maud W. Goodwin
1934 Heart's Highway, The Mary E. Wilkins
1981 Her Very Best, Amy E. Blanchard
1982 House Behind the Cedars, The
Chas. W. Chessnutt
1912 Human Immortality, William James
1988 Ian Hamilton's March, Winston S. Churchill
1978 Idiot at Home, The John Kendrick Bangs
1915 In Buncombe County, Maria Louise Poole
1965 In the Midst of Alarms. Robert Barr
1952 In the Palace of the King, F. Marion Crawford
1940 Isle of Unrest, The H. S. Merriman
1942 Jessamy Bride, The F. Frankfort Moore
1931 Jumping Kangaroo and Apple-Butter Cat, The
J. W. Harrington
1976 Kentucky Cardinal, A James Lane Allen
1995 Lane That Had No Turning, The Gilbert Parker
1911 Life Beyond Death, Minot J. Savage
1948 Little Girl in Old Boston, A
Amanda M. Douglas
1913 Little Lame Prince, The Miss Mulock
1967 Loves of the Lady Arabella, The
Mollie Elliot Seawell
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 41
1929 Magic of the Horse-Shoe, The
R. M. Lawrence, M. D.
1941 Maid of Maiden Lane, The Amelia E. Barr
1979 Master Christian, The Marie Corelli
1930 Mother Goose. The Chinese, I. T. Headland
1926 N. H. Festival of the Sons of, 1849
1973 Old Gentleman of the Black Stock, The
T. Nelson Page
Oliver Optic. Yacht Club Series.
1989 Little Bobtail.
1990 Yacht Club, The
1991 Money Maker.
1992 Coming Wave, The
1993 Dorcas Club, The
1994 Ocean Born.
Parkman, Francis, Works of
1899 Pioneers of France in the New World.
1900 Jesuits in North America, The
1901 La Salle, Discovery of the Great West.
1902 Old Regime in Canada, The
1903 Coui;t Frontenac and New France Under
Louis XIV.
1904 Half Century of Conflict, Vol. I.
1905
"
"
"
Vol. II.
1906 Montcalm and Wolfe, Vol. I.
1907
" "
Vol. II.
1908 Conspiracy of Pontiac, Vol. I.
1909
" "
Vol. II.
1910 Oregon Trail, The
1955 Peccavi, E. W. Hornung
1987 Philip Winwood, Robert Neilson Stephens
1984 Powers That Prey, The
Josiah Flynt and Francis Walter
42 ANNUAL REPORT
"1972 Qnisante, Anthony Hope
1969 Redemption of David Corson, The
Chas. Frederic Goss
1956 Red Pottage, Mary Chohnondeley
1949 Reign of Law, The James Lane Allen
1966 Resurrection, Leo Tolstoy
1927 Salisbury and Amesbury, Old Families of
David W. Hoyt
1974 Short Rails, Cy Warman
1957 Sky Pilot, The Ralph Connor
1960 Sophia, Stanley J. VVeynian
Stoddard, John L.Lectures.
1916 Norwa}', Switzerland, Athens, Venice.
1917 Constantinople, Jerusalem, Egypt.
1918 Japan, China.
1919 India. The Passion Play.
1920 Paris, France, Spain
1921 Berlin, Vienna, St. Petersburg, Moscow.
1922 The Rhine, Helgium, Holland. Mexico.
1923 Florence, Naples, Rome.
1924 Scotland, England, London.
1925 Southern California, Grand Canon Colorado,
Yellowstone Park.
1970 Stringtown on the Pike, John Uri Lloyd
1980 Tales of the Ex-Tanks, Clarence Lewis Cullen
1895 To Have and to Hold, Mary Johnston
1953 Tommy and Grizel, J. M. Barrie
1935 Trees, Our Native Harriet L. Keeler
1964 Two Biddecutt Boys, The J. T. Trowbridge
1961 Two Little Street Singers, Norah A.M. Rowe
1971 Uncle Lisha's Shop, Rowland p]. Robinson
TOWN OF SANDWICH. 43
1959 Unleavened Bread. Robert Grant
1936 Voice of the People, The Ellen Glasgow
1928 Wanted, A Matchmaker, Paul Leicester Ford
1962 Whilomville Stories, Stephen Crane
1933 Wild Animals I Have Known,
E. Seton-Thompson
1986 Yankee Enchantments, Chas. Battell Loomis
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