Town of Fremont

ANNUAL REPORTS

Selectmen, Treasurer, Highway Agent

auditor, town clerk, 'librarian

AND

BOARD OF EDUCATION

OF THE

Town of FremontFOR THE YEAR ENDING

KEBRUARY 15, 1901.

CONCORD, N. H. :

Ira C. Evans, Printer, 12 School Street.

1901.

NEW HAA\PSWiRE

STATE LIBRARY

ANNUAL REPORTSOF THE

Selectmen, Treasurer, Highway Agent

auditor, town clerk, librarian

AND

BOARD OF EDUCATIONOF THE

Town of FremontFOR THE YEAR ENDING

KEBRUARY 15, 1901.

CONCORD, N. H. :

Iea C. Evans, Printer, 12 School Street.

1901.

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TOWN OFFICERS.

MODERATOR,

CYRUS A. GOVE.TOWN CLERK,

EUGENE D. SANBORN.SELECTMEN,

ALDEN F. SANBORN, WARREN TRUE,ERNEST S. BEEDE.

TREASURER,

WILLIAM H. GIBSON.

COLLECTOR OF TAXES,

WILLIAM H. MOULD.HIGHWAY AGENTS,

GEORGE F. BEEDE, JOSEPH B. WILBUR,DANIEL J. SMITH.

AUDITOR,

CYRUS A. GOVE.BOARD OF EDUCATION,

MRS. EMMA G. SLEEPER, WILLIAM H. MOULD,HARRISON B. ELLIS.

SUPERVISORS,

PLUMER D. SMALL, WILLIAM H. MOULD,ALONZO C. NOYES.TRUSTEES OF LIBRARY,

CYRUS A. GOVE, EUGENE D. SANBORN,GEORGE F. BEEDE.

LIBRARIAN,

MRS. MINNIE D. GOVE.CONSTABLE,

GEORGE W. BALL.

BOARD OF HEALTH,

E. W. LOWE, M. D., HARRISON B. ELLIS.

JANITOR OF TOWN HOUSE,

GEORGE H. FLOYD.

REPRESENTATIVE TO GENERAL COURT,

EUGENE D. SANBORN.

SELECTMEN'S EEPORT.

VALUES AND APPROPRIATIONS.

VALUATION.

Polls, 153, $15,300.00

Lands and buildings, 189,625.00

Horses, 149, 8,585.00

Oxen, 10, 475.00

Cows, 172, 5,160.00

Other neat stock, 42, 955 -oo

Sheep, 43, 140.00

Bank stock. 300.00

Stock in trade. 37,250.00

Mills, machinery, etc.. 10,700.00

Buildings not designated. 300.00

$268,790.00

APPROPRIATIONS.

State tax, $463.25County tax. 709.50Schools, 795.00

Highways and bridges. 1,172.00

Town charges. 300.00

Memorial day. 25.00

Public library. 35 -oo

Interest on Universalist fund, 60.00

Overlay, 44.40

$3,604.15Tax rate, $1.34 per C.

EXPENDITURES.

Miscellaneous, $145.10County paupers, 210.17

Town paupers, 162.00

Aid furnished dependent soldiers, 276.00

Highways and bridges. I '444-53Town officers, 351-97Schools, 1,228.03

Public library. 50-71

Memorial day. 25.00

Discount, 54.80

Board of health, 20.16

Abatements, 6.84

$3,975-31

EXPENDITURES IN DETAIL.

The Selectmen have given orders on the Treasurer for the

payment of the following bills:

MISCELLANEOUS.

1900.

Apr. 16. Paid John Templeton, printing

reports, $22.00

May 8. S. J. Willey, horse damaged

on defective highway, 10.00

Aug. I. E. C. Eastman, blanks for

appointments, i.io

Sept. 22. Daniel C. Hooke, treasurer

Universalist Society, 25.00

Oct. 26. P. C. Robinson, insurance

on library, i5'00

Nov. 27. D. F. Fellows, surveying

line on highway, 2.50

1 901.

Jan. 6. J. H. A. Gravel, M. D., re-

turning births and deaths, 2.00

Feb. 15. Paid S. B. Gibson, repairing

guide-boards, $5-00

E. C. Eastman, record book

for use of town clerk, 7.00

E. C. Eastman, order and

receipt book, 1.50

G. G. Brown, labor on high-

way, Maixh, 1900, .30

G. H. Floyd, janitor town

house and wood furnished, 3.00

A. W. Mitchell, M. D., re-

turning births and deaths, 3-75

E. W. Lowe, M. D., return-

ing births and deaths, 3 '25

Geo. W. Ball, ten trips with

hearse, 20.00

W. H. Mould, tax bills and

postage,

Town clerk, recordingbirths,

deaths and marriages.

Town clerk, postage and ex-

press,

Warren True, keeping tramp,

A. F. Sanborn, use of horse,

A. F. Sanborn, collector's

book,

A. F. Sanborn, express and

postage.

SUPPORT OF POOR.

COUNTY CHARGES.

1900. Eliza Trickey :

Paid for support to Feb. 8, 1901,

52 weeks at $] .35, $65.00

Feb. 24. Arthur Bean, for wood, 1.50

3 .20

7 .20

•30

s IS,

10.00

I

[

•50

•75

$145.10

6

Nov. 27. Paid W. True, for cash paid for

clothing, $2.25

Dec. 12. C. E. Beede, for wood, 9.00

Feb. 15. A. W. Mitchell, M. D.,

medical attendance, 2.00

1 90 1. WaiTcn Clough :

Feb. 15. Paid for support to Feb. 13, 1901,

41 weeks at $1.00, $41.00

II weeks at 2.00, 22.00

A. W. Mitchell, M. D.,

medical attendance, 12.25

A. C. Buswell, M. D., med-

ical attendance, 7 '^5

TOWN CHARGES.

$79-75

$82.40

1 901. Ed. Willey:

Jan. I. Paid D. W. Whittier for clothing, $4.27

1 901. John Hoyt and family:

Jan. I. Paid A." W. Mitchell, M. D.,

medical attendance, $11.75

E. W. Lowe, M. D., medi-

cal attendance, 32.00

$43.75

$210.17

1901.

Feb. 6. Paid Mrs. N. F. Sanborn, for the

support of Charles E. Tut-

tle's children from Jan. 15,

1900, to Jan. 30, 1 901, 54weeks at $3.00, $162.00

AID FURNISHED DEPENDENT SOLDIERS ANDTHEIR FAMILIES.

COUNTY CHARGES.I9OI.

Feb. 15. Paid James K. Ely, to Feb. 13,

1901, 52 weeks at$3.oo, $156.00

for 5|- cords wood, i9'25

E. W. Lowe, M. D., medi-

cal attendance, 4*75

$180.00Feb. 15. Joseph W. Bishop, I2

months to Jan. 4, 1 901, at

$8.00, $96.00

June 30. (( a u 112.76

1 901.

Jan. 4. (; a a 48-33

Feb. 15. u a b 1 49.00

1900.

May 24. Joseph B. Wilbur, agent, $150.00

Dec. 12. U ii !.(. 26.43a it a 18.00

1 901.

Feb. 15. a a Li 13-19

1900.

June 20. Daniel J. Smith, agent. $150.00

1 901.

Feb. 15. a _ a a 63.64

$276.00HIGHWAYS.

1900.

Mar. 12. Paid Charles E. Beede, agent, to date, $89.17

May 2. George F. Beede, agent, $150.00

$360.09

$207.62

$213.64

Total amount paid highway agents, $870.52

NEW BRIDGE NEAR BASSETT'S MILL.

1 901.

Jan. 16. Paid American Bridge Co. for

furnishing and erecting

steel bridge, $550.00Feb. 15. J- A. Moore, teaming stone,

etc., 3.00

G. G. Brown, labor on stone

work, etc., 1.50

C. W. Brown, labor on stone

work, etc., 1.50

Warren True, removing old

bridge with team, 11.00

Warren True, stone, 3-60

A. F. Sanborn, labor remov-

ing old bridge, 2.00

Spaulding, Frost & Co.,

cement, 1.41

TOWN OFFICERS.1900.

Feb. 24. Paid Harrison B. Ellis, services

on board of health. $4.65

1901.

Feb. 15. Harrison B. Ellis, services

on board of health, 24-55

Arthur T. Smith, services

on board of health. 2.50

E. W. Lowe, M. D., services

on board of health. 7.00

Cyrus A. Gove, auditor. 1.00" " moderator,

March, 1900, 3.00

Cyrus A. Gove, moderator.

Nov., 1900, 3.00

$574.01

$1,444-53

Feb. 15. Paid George F. Beede, highway

agent, $35 -oo

Joseph B. Wilbur, highway

agent, 35.77Daniel J. Smith, highway

agent, 26.00

George W. Emerson, super-

visor, 5'00

John W. French, supervisor, 5.00

Lincoln F. Hooke, " S-oo

Mrs. Minnie D. Gove,

librarian, 26.00

Mrs. Helen F. Elliot, clerk

of school district, 2 years, 4.00

William H. Mould, collector, 30.00" " board of

education, 10.00

Harrison B. Ellis, board of

education, 10.00

Mrs. Emma G. Sleeper,

board of education, 10.00

Eugene D. Sanborn, town*

clerk, 15-00

Warren True, selectman, 1S.50

Ernest S. Beede, " i3-oo

Alden F. Sanborn, " 38.00

William H. Gibson, treas-

urer, 16.00

William H. Gibson, treas-

urer school board, 4.00

SCHOOLS.1900.

Oct. 27. Paid William H. Gibson, treasurer:

Town appropriation, $795.00Literary fund, 1S99, 69.^4

$35^-97

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190 1.

Jan. 5. Paid dog license money, $58,70

Literary fund, 1900, $74.00

Special state school fund, 230.79

$933.24

$304.79

$1,228.03PUBLIC LIBRARY.

1900.

Sept. 26. Paid Cyrus A. Gove, treasurer, $5o-7^

MEMORIAL DAY.1900.

May 30. Paid W. H. Gibson, treasurer G. A. R., $25.00

DISCOUNTS.1900.

July 2. Paid W. H. Mould, collector, 3%discount allowed on taxes

paid before July i, 1900, $54.80

EXPENSES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

1901.

Feb. 15. Paid H. B. Ellis, cash paid G. H.

Guptill, M. D., $2.00

H. B. Ellis, cash paid on

account of Eli Gagnon

diphtheria case as follows :

VV. G. Cain, M. D.,

E. W. Lowe, M. D.,

H. A. Cook, disinfectants,

C. J. Whiting, "

W. J. Maloy, telegraph,

A. S. Heath, assistance,

$iS.i6

$30.16

$2,.00

I .00

•55

3 •35

.26

12 .00

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ABATEMENTS.1 90 1

.

Feb. 15. Paid W. H. Mould, collector of

1S99, Frank P. Hoyt, $i-i5

W. H. Mould, collector of

1900 :

A. J. Brown, lumber cut, $2.68

Benj. S. Purington, .33

William H. Newhall,over 70, 1.34

Josiah Sargent, over 70, 1.34

$5.69

$6.84

ALDEN F. SANBORN,WARREN TRUE,ERNEST S. BEEDE,

Selectmen of Fremont.

Fremont, N. H., February 15, 1901.

AUDITOR'S REPORT.

I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Treasurer,

Board of Education, Highway Agents and Library Trustees,

and find them correctly cast and supported by proper

vouchers.

CYRUS A. GOVE,Auditor.

For the year ending February 15, 1901.

TREASURER'S REPORT

For the year 1900, ending February 15, 1901,

Cash on hand, February 15, 1900,> $690.14

Received from collector, 1900, 3,467.02" " 1899, 63.04

town clerk, dog licenses.> 58-^3

" license on pool

table. 10.00

County treasurer,,

530.22

State treasurer, railroad tax, 207.99" " savings bank tax. 218.42

" " literary fund, 74.00" " school fund. 230.79

Received from George W. Bull, use

hearse, 8.00

from tov^n of Kingston,

bound-stone, •50

$5,558.25

BXPENDITURES.

Paid selectmen's orders, $3?975-3i

state tax, 463.25

county tax, 709-50$5,148.06

Balance cash on hand, $410.19

RESOURCES.

Due from collector, 1900, $i37'i3

", " 1899, 6.30" county, 21.00

$164.43

Total resources, $574-62

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LIABILITIES.

Due Universalist Society, $95.00A. F. Sanborn, note and interest, 208.00

W. H. Gibson, " " 104.00

$407.00

Balance in favor of the town, $167.62

WILLIAM H. GIBSON,Treasurer.

EEPOET OF HIGHWAY AGENT

From February 15 to March I3, 1900.

RECEIPTS.

1900.

March 12. Received of town treasurer, $86.67

April 2. " " " 2.50

^89.17

EXPENDITURES.

For material,

highway labor,

breaking roads.

EXPENDITURES IN DETAIL.

Paid Sarah A. Scribner, for gravel, $i-5o

HIGHWAY LABOR.

Paid A. B. Robinson, $2.55

W. H. Lyford, 2.25

J. P. Bassett, 23.08

G. F. Beede, 2.85

C. E. Beede, 27.50

Ashbury Brown, 2.22

David P. Leavitt, 3.15

E. D. Sanborn, 1.80

A. J. Brown, i-oo

$66.40

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BREAKING ROADS.

Paid A. B. Robinson,

J. P. Bassett,

G. F. Beede,

C. E. Beede,

Asbury Brown,

David P. Leavitt,

S, G. Sleeper,

Hersey W. Leavitt,

J. A, Moore,

E. D. Sanborn,

John Lyford,

$3.60

2.40

1.80

2.62

.90

2.55

1-75

1.50

1. 00

1.65

1.50

$21.27

CHARLES E. BEEDE,Highway Agentfor i8gg.

REPORT OF HIGHWAY AGENT GEORGEF. BEEDE.

1900.

June 30.

1 901,

Jan.

Feb.

For material,

highway labor,

breaking roads,

NXi treasurer. $ 150.00( (I

1 12.76

( (( 48-33( (( 49.00

EXPENDITURES.

$65.19

245.90

49.00

$360.09

$360.09

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Expenditures in Detail.

MATERIAL.

Paid John H. Jackson, for A. pipe,

Ross Brothers, for i dozen shovels,

B. & M. railroad for freight,

George F. Beede, for spikes,

C. E. Beede, for railing poles,

P. Beede, for railing poles,

HIGHWAY LABOR.

Paid C. E. Beede,

J. D. Trickey,

Asbury Brown,

Henry Thompson,

William P. Stevenson,

J. L. Small,

J. P. Bassett,

S. G. Sleeper,

C. D. Leavitt, .

Amos Sanborn,

George F. Beede,

$37.18

13.16

IO-75

1.60

1.50

1.00

$34.00

37.30

25.80

16.80

6.90

4-05

4.00

4-50

1.27

1-95

119-33

55-19

$245.90

BREAKING ROADS.

Paid Samuel Trickey,

James D. Trickey,

'J.F. Hartford,

Clifton Beede,

C E. Beede,

J. F. Evans,

A. B. Robinson,

Charles L. Leavitt,

H. W. Leavitt,

J. Sargent,

J. F. Lyford,

$5-55

4.20

1.60

3.10

3-15

2.05

3.60

5-25

1S3-15

2.70

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Paid VV. H. Lyford, $3.10

G. F. Beede, 4.25

Asburv Brown, 4-o5

S. G. Sleeper, 4-5<^

$49.00

GEORGE F. BEEDE,Highway Agent.

JOSEPH B. WILBUR.

RECEIPTS.

Received of town treasurer, $307.62

EXPENDITURES.

For material, $30.44

highway labor, 171. 58

breaking roads, i5'^°

Expenditures in Detail,

material.

Paid J. A. Robinson, plank, $3.88

R. H. Hooke, gravel. 2.50

Albert Eaton, gravel, 3.00

H. A. Cook, spikes. .76

A. J. Brown, poles for railing. 3.00

Spaulding, Frost & Co. , boards, 1.23

(i ( c u cement. 3-07

p. Beede, stringers,

LY LABOR.

4.00

HIGHW/

Paid J. B. Wilbur, $38.10

A. F. Sanborn, ^^•1S

A. J. Brown, 15.60

E. D. Sanborn, 1 3.00

C. W. Brown, 23.10

G. G. Brown, 36.51

H. B. Wilbur, 8.70

2 [FREMONT]

$207.62

$30.44

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Paid H. O. Morse, $12.97

Wanen True,.

3-oo

E. S. Beede, 3.60

Newton West, 6.00

W. Porter, 2.85

J. L. Small, 2.40

$171.58

BREAKING ROADS.

Paid J. A. Moore, $10.58

G. G. Brown, 1.22

C. W. Brown, 1.90

J. B.Wilbur, 1.90

$15.60

JOSEPH B. WILBUR,Highivay Agent.

DANIEL J. SMITH.

RECEIPTS.

1900.

June 20. Received of town treasurer, $150.00

1 90 1.

Feb. 15. " " " 63.64

EXPENDITURES.

For material, $16.84

highway labor, 193.80

breaking roads, 3-oo

Expenditures in Detail,

material.

Paid R. H. Fellows, for plank, $3.64

D. J. Smith, for posts and poles

for railing, 2.20

D. J. Smith, for gravel, 6.00

S. A. Scribner, for gravel, 6.00

$213.64

$213.64

$16.84

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HIGHWAY LABOR.

Paid Westley Bishop,

Newell Bishop,

George B. Smith,

Alfred Bishop,

Elwin Bishop,

Albert N. Pollard,

T. B. Purington,

C. A. Porter,

C. E. West,

George D. Foss,

J. P. Bassett,

C. E. Beede,

B. F. Woodman,W. H. Newhall,

$15.90

7.50

3.00

14.70

4-50

5.85

1-35

1-35

5-25

2.85

100.55

1 1.40

13-75

5-85$193.80

BREAKING ROADS.

Paid J. P. Bassett, $3.00

DANIEL J. SMITH,

Highway Agent.

TOWN CLERK'S EEPORT.

I have licensed for the year 1900

:

Apr. 30. 29 male dogs at $2.00, $58.00

I female dog at 5.00, S-^*^

Sept. I. I male dog, 1-33

$64.33Reserved for fees, 6.20

Paid tov^n treasurer, $58.13

May I. Received for license on one pool table, $10.00

Paid to town treasurer, $10.00

EUGENE D. SANBORN,Town Clerk

.

LIBRARY REPORT.

REPORT OF LIBRARIAN.

Whole number of books in library, 1044 volumes. Addedduring the year, by the town, 50 volumes ; by the S. P. C.

A., I volume. Whole number of cards issued, 319. Numberof cards issued during the year, 39. Circulation for the

year, 1736- Average circulation per month, 144-I-. Re-

ceived for fines, $3.66. The age limit for children v^ho

can take books has been reduced to ten years, and the circu-

lation shows an increase of 242 above that of the preceding

year.

MINNIE D. GOVE,Librarian.

TREASURER'S REPORT.

Cash on hand, Feb. 15, 1900, $1.91

Received from town treasurer, 50.71

fines, 3'66

$56.28

Paid for books, 50 volumes, $42.26

printing, 2.25

binding 3 volumes, .75

express and postage, 1.08

moving chairs, .25

rubber stamp and mucilage, .90

cleaning room, .65

fuel and lights, 3-07

M. D. Gove, work on books, i'5o

C. A. Gove, work on premises, 2.00

Cash on hand, Feb 15, 1901, 1.57

$56.28

CYRUS A. GOVE,Treasurer.

TOWN WAERANT.

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

To the inhabitants of the Town of Fremont^ in the County

[l. s.] of Rockingham^ in said State, qualified to vote in

Town Afairs.

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in

said Fremont, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of March next, at

ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following

subjects.

1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year en-

suing.

2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to

defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appro-

priation of the same.

3. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for

repairs of highways and bridges for the ensuing year, and

appropriate the same.

4. To raise and appropriate such a sum of money as may

be necessary for Memorial day.

5. To transact any other business that may legally come

before the meeting.

Given under our hands and seal the twenty-third day of

February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and one.

ALDEN F. SANBORN,WARREN TRUE,ERNEST S. BEEDE,

Selectmen of Fremont.

EEPOET OF SCHOOL BOAED.

It was the purpose of the School board in the spring to

visit each school at the beginning and close of each term,

so we would be able to report at the close of the year just the

condition of the schools. We did so the first term and must

say they were all very satisfactory. The teachers were all

good, conscientious workers and tried to do their best.

Owing to severe illness in the family we were unable to

visit all the schools in the fall and winter, but we believe the

good work continued through the year.

Our schools were shoi'tened a little this year by the full

payment of a debt contracted last year. We hope next year

we may have thirty weeks of schooling, and that the parents

will see that their children are in the schoolroom every day,

so they may get the benefit of all the money expended.

EMMA G. SLEEPER,Chairman.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.

To the School Board and Citizens of Fremont

:

I do not feel that I can make much of a report concerning

your schools, thus early, for my term of service began so

recently that I have been unable to learn the condition of the

schools or the work being done.

I have thought, however, that it would not be out of place

for me to give expression to a few thoughts that have been

suggested as I have had opportunity to study the condition.

It is gratifying, indeed, to note the interest manifested in

our school work by all with whom I have come in contact.

It is a fact which you well appreciate, I feel sure, that our

" public schools" are of greatest importance. There is no

enterprise in our town (or in any town) that deserves the

hearty support and sympathy of our citizens so much as the

training and education of our children and young people.

This being true, the question arises, are we doing all that weought to, and all that our children are entitled to in Fremont.?

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It is evident that you have been putting faithful effort into

the management of your school affairs. Your school build-

ings show faithful attention. Your choice of text-books has

been wisely made, and in the selection and pay of your

teachers I believe that you have made no mistake. While

these favorable conditions are true and gratifying, I do not

wish to imply that we ought to feel satisfied with present

attainments. There are many ways in which our schools

can be improved.

The most pressing need that presents itself to me is the

lengthening of the school year. There should be three

terms of at least ten weeks each, in every district.

Why should not Fremont provide as good school facilities

as our neighboring towns?

We must all agree that our children are just a?, g'ood as

other children, and should be provided with the means for an

education without going to other towns for further schooling.

I feel sure if this matter was looked at in the right light,

and duly considei'ed, money would be appropriated to enable

our school board to make the school year at least thirty

weeks.

Again, I believe much of the energy ofboth teacher and pupil

is wasted because not well directed ; there should be a well

arranged course of study adopted, and as soon as possible each

child should be assigned to his proper grade. An outline of

work in each study for each year, covering a period of nine

years, would systematize the school work to the advantage of

both teacher and pupils, and place our schools on a footing to

compare favorably with the best country schools of the state.

I wish to express my appreciation of the cordial way you

have welcomed me to Fremont, both officially and socially.

I sincerely hope that our relations may be as congenial for

the remainder of my term of ofiSce.

Respectfully submitted,

EDGAR E. HULSE,Supe7'intendent of Schools.

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South Side School.

Teacher : Cora Kate Seavey.

Paid for teaching 26 weeks, $195.00

Rocks School No. i.

Teachers : Elizabeth Seavey and Abbie Moon.


Rocks School No. 2.

Teacher : M. Alice Beede.


North Side School.

Teachers : E. Grace Sleeper and Gardner Sleeper.


Pines School.

Teachers: Abbie Beede and Sadie Cook.

Paid for teaching 26 weeks, $19=5.00

$960.00

Paid American Book Co., $57.02E. C. Eastman, check lists, 2.40

Leavenworth& Myers, chartsand cyclopedias, 98.76

J. L. Hammett & Co., paper and ink, 3-oo

cleaning schoolhouses, wood and general

supplies, 39-13new pump, fence, building and painting the

same, 29.01

writing and posting check lists, 2.00

$1,191.32

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REPORT OF TREASURER OF SCHOOL BOARD.

Cash on hand, February 15, 1900, $31.74

Received from town treasurer, 923.24

state school fund, 230.79

literary fund, 1900, 74.00

$1,259.77

Paid orders from school board, 1,191.32

Balance, cash in hands of treasurer, $68.45

WILLIAM H. GIBSON,Treasurer.

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ROLL OF HONOR.

Clara Wood,

Leon M. York,

Clarence L. Brown,

Mabel L. Brown,

Alice M. Gagnon,

Madge L. Spaulding,

S. Edna Fullonton, .

Harry Fullonton,

Albert Gagnon,

Belle Gagnon,

Rose Marcotte,

Mary Marcotte,

Idabell S. Leavitt,

Ethel Sleeper,

Mary L. Sleeper,

Johnnie Leavitt,

Julia A. Brown.

PERFECT ATTENDANCE DURING ONE TERM.

Isabel Yeaton,

Florence Yeaton,

Phineas L. Beede,

George F. Rogers,

Frances L. Fellows,

Laura A. Welch,

Elsie M. Welch,

Etta B. York,

Abbie York,

Walter York,

Helen F. Ball,

Minnie L. Beede,

May H. Beede,

Lillian E. Frost,

Lizzie J. Frost,

Toinette G. Marcotte,

Willie J. Spaulding,

Charles W. Towle.

Grace M. Drowns,

Freeman Emerson,

Gertrude Fuller,

Rachel S. Gardner,

Arthur Ball,

Oscar Dubie,

Ella A. Beede,

Eva A. Beede,

Etta Conway,

Elsie B. Drowns,

Phineas Beede,

Ruth F. Sleeper,

Clara A. Willey,

Percy M. Leavitt,

Elmer Willey,

John F. Brown,

Enoch N. Brown,

David S. French.

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STATISTICAL TABLE OF SCHOOLS.

Terms. Names of Teachers.

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Winter

SpringFall. .

Winter

SpringFall . .

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Winter

Sprin;Fall.Winter

Cora Kate Seavey. .

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Elizabeth E. SeaveyAbhie M. Moore

M. Alice Beede

E. Grace SleeperGardner Sleeper ....

Abbie Beede

Sadie Cook

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SCHOOL WAREANT.

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

To the Inhabitants of the School District of the Town ofFremont qualified to vote in District affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in

said District, on the sixteenth day of March, 1901, at two

of the clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following"

subjects

:

1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.

2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.

3. To choose a member of the School Board for the

ensuing three years.

4. To choose a member of the School Board for the

ensuing two years.

5. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.

6. To hear the report of Agents, Auditors, Committees

or Officers heretofore chosen, and to pass any vote relating

thereto.

7. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in rela-

tion to any subject embraced in this warrant.

8. To see how much money the District will raise and

appropriate for the support of schools.

9. To see if the District will vote to rescind the vote taken

March the seventeenth, 1900, to authorize the School Board-

to unite with one or more town districts or special districts, to

form a supervisory district for the purpose of employing a

superintendent of the public schools therein.

10. To transact any other business that may come before

the meeting.

Given under our hands at said Fremont, this eighteenth

day of February, 1901.

EMMA G. SLEEPER,W. H. MOULD,

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