Annual Reports of the Selectmen and Other Officers of the Town of Rye, N. H: For the Year Ending January 31, 1944 (Classic Reprint

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Annual Reports of the Selectmen and Other Officers of the Town of Rye, N. H: For the Year Ending January 31, 1944 (Classic Reprint
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Excerpt from Annual Reports of the Selectmen and Other Officers of the Town of Rye, N. H: For the Year Ending January 31, 1944

John H. Berry, auditor $10. Lester J. Staples, auditor 10 Edgar A. Blanchard, supervisor 1 25 Agnes M. Brown, treasurer 100 Treasurer Trust Funds 100. Blake H. Rand, clerk. 25. Willard H. Drake, selectman 115 Austin W. Hawes, selectman 115. Newell P. Marden, selectman 350. Irving Jenness, collector 500. Town officers’ expenses Portsmouth Herald, notice $1 E. C. Eastman co., supplies 15 N. H. Assessors, due’s 2 York Press, checklists. 80 B. L. Ramsdell, tree warden. 26 S. R. Blaisdell, printing 11 E. C. Eastman, supplies 33 A. B. Drake, meals, election officers 18 I. A. Jenness, postage 12. Exeter news-letter, town reports 150. Kendall Agency, bond. 24. S. R. Blaisdell, printing ballots 8. J. W. A. Green, transfers 28. E. C. Eastman, tax book 5 Portsmouth Herald, notice 3. F. B. Nay, records 1 George J. Davis, printing 9 Kendall Agency, bond 60. Police Retirement Board 40.

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