TOWN OF HAMPTON, - Lane Memorial Library

ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER,
LIBRARY COMMITTEE,
AND
Board of Education
OF THE
TOWN OF HAMPTON,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 1, 1891_
EXETER, N. H .:
PRINTED BY JOHN TEMPLETON,
The News-Letter Press.
1891 .

Town Officers.
Moderator,
WILLIAM H . BLAKE.
Town Clerk,
JOHN M . AKERMAN.
Representative,
WILLIAM H . BLAKE.
Selectmen,
WILLIAM E . LANE, JOSEPH B. BROWN,
CHARLES M . BATCHELDER.
Treasurer,
JOSHUA A. LANE.
Collector,
GEORGE A. JOHNSON.
Overseers of Poor,
JOSEPH B. BROWN, CHARLES M . BATCHELDER.
Supervisors of Check-Lists,
JOHN W. TOWLE . GEORGE A. JOHNSON,
FRANK S . MASON.
CHARLES A. WEARE,
Police,
CURTIS DELANCEY.
Board of Education,
WILLIAM T. MERRILL, JOSEPH B . BROWN,
ABBOTT L. JOPLIN.
High School Board,
WILLIAM T . MERRILL, JOHN A . ROSS,
RANDOLPH A. DELANCEY .

Selectmen 's Report
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
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INVOICE APRIL 1, 1890.
Resident invoice, $580,307
Non-resident invoice, 85,795
Total, $666,102
State tax,
County tax,
Town tax,
School tax,
School supply tax,
High School tax,
School house tax,
Library tax,
Special road tax,
Town House tax,
Memorial Day tax,
Percentage,
TAXES.
$1,520 00
1 ,5 2 7 4 0
I,200 00
1,064 00
200 00
300 00
200 00
I00 00
525 00
600 00
75 00
344 77
Total,
Resident highway tax,
Non-resident highway tax,
Dog tax,
Total taxes,
Less resident highway tax,
Amount committed to Collector,
Collector has paid Treasurer,
Due from Collector,
$ 1 ,435 35
214 67
$7, 1 55 84
8oo 00
$7,656 17
$1,650 02
85 00
$9,39 1 1 9
1 ,435 35
$7,955 8 4
$7,955 8 4

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TOWN NOTES.
Date. Payable to Amount . Int . pd . to Payable . Rate.
Feb . 27, 1890, Congregational Society, $2,000.00 Feb . 27, 1891, .05
Aug . 15, 1888, Rockingham Lodge, 500 .00 Aug. 15, 1890, Aug.15, 18 93, . 05
Aug. 15, 1888, " 500 .00 Aug. 15, 1890, Aug .15, 1892, .05
Sept. 15, 1888, 500.00 Sep. 15, 1890, Sep. 15, 1891, .05
Sept . 15, 1888, " 500.00 Sep. 15, 1890, Sep . 15, 1890, .05
Nov. 30, 1888, Stacy W . Brown, 700.00 .o6
May 2, 1887, Towle Fund, 2,000.00 Mar . 1, 1891, .o6
Jan . 1, 1891, Dow Fund, I00.00 .04
Amount of Notes and Funds, $6,800.00
Interest on same, 148 .28
Stacy W. Brown's Note paid in full,
$6,948 28
798 28
Due Treasurer,
$6,15o 00
I21 1
Town debt,
Due from Collector,
Due from the estate of S . P . Towle,
Balance against the town,
Resident highway tax, 1889, 81,467 16
Highway tax paid in labor, t, 467 16
$800 oo
45 3 6
$6,271 10
$8 45 3 6
$5,42 5 74
RATE OF TAXATION.
For State, County, Town, School and Library, ,$1 .15 on $100 00
For Highway. 25C on 100 00
February, 25, 1891.
We have this day examined, and approved the distribution of the
income of "Towle Fund " as made by Selectmen.
HORACE M. LANE,
OTIS H. WHITTIER, Auditors.
SAMUEL A . TOWLE,

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RECEIVED ASIDE FROM TAXES.
Insurance tax,
Railroad tax,
Savings bank tax,
Literary fund,
FROM
STATE.
$37 5 0
3 77 74
45 S 1 7
165 8 5
From County,
Town of Rye, for use of road machine, $ 16 5o
Lee's Circus Co ., 2 00
Orren Lamprey, use of town plow, 50
John Robert 's, Cemetery lot, 15 00
Joseph Sneider, 7 00
Warren B. Harris, " 7 00
George Wiggin,
6 oo
Orlando L. Blake, "
6 oo
Covenant Council, R. T. T., cemetery lot, 7 00
Lucian Cook, and Eliza Laird, 6 oo
From the estate of Sewell W . Dow to
be held in trust, 100 00
Income from town hall, 125 00
George A. Johnson, Collector 1889, 631 39
$939 36
32 6o
Total Receipts, 11 .901 25
WILLIAM E . LANE,
) Selectmen
JOSEPH B. BROWN,
of
CHARLES M. BATCHELDER, S' Hampton.
HAmPTON, Feb. 35, 1891.
We have this day examined the Selectmen's accounts . and find
them well vouched and correctly cast.
HORACE M. LANE,
OTIS H. WHITTIER, Auditors,
SAMUEL A . TOWLE,

Treasurer 's Report.
RECEIPTS, A. D. 1890.
Cash in treasury beginning of year, $538 4 3
From George A. Johnson, outstanding taxes, 631 39
George A. Johnson, Collector, 7, 1 55 8 4
the State insurance tax, 37 5 0
the State railroad tax, 2 77 74
the State savings bank tax, 458 1 7
the State literary fund, 165 85
estate of S. W. Dow, care of cemetery lot, 100 00
County,
33 6o
sale of cemetery lots, 54 00
Town of Rye, use of road machine, 16 50
Lee's Circus Co ., 2 00
Orren Lamprey, use of plow, 50
income from Town Hall, 135 00
DISBURSEMENTS, A. D. 1890.
Paid State tax, $1,530 00
County tax, 1,537 40
J. G. Mace, Memorial day appropriation, 75 00
S. A. Shaw, library appropriation, 100 00
William Dr. T. Merrill, balance of school
money, 1889, 635 00
William Dr. T. Merrill, school money, 1,37500
Abbott L. Joplin, 350 00
William Dr. T. Merrill, school-house tax, 200 00
William Dr. T. Merrill, for school supplies, 310 00
Dr. William T . Merrill, High School appropriation, 300 00
Congregational society, interest on note, 100 00
Stacy W. Brown, in full for town note, 798 28
$9,586 51

Paid Rockingham Lodge, I . O . 0. F., two years'
interest on town notes, $305 00
George A. Johnson, non-resident highway receipts,
160 83
George A. Johnson, discount on taxes paid
prior to August I . 1890 . 193 75
SALARIES.
Paid J . T. Brown, H . M. Lane and O. H. Whittier,
services as Auditors, $3 00
Horace Hobbs, services as Supervisor, 30 00
Walter J. Drake, " 30 00
Jacob T. Brown, " 15 00
William H. Blake, services as Moderator, 500
John Brown, driving hearse, 19 00
J. A. Lane, services as Treasurer, 35 00
J. M . Akerman, services as Town Clerk, 30 00
O. L. Blake, services as Janitor, 43 2 5
John Brown, ringing bell and labor in cemetery, 30 00
Joseph B. Brown, services as Selectman, 45 00
Charles M . Batchelder, 45 00
William E. Lane, `, 6500
C. A. Weare, services as Constable, Police
and horse hire, 63 00
Abbott L. Joplin, four years' services as
member of School Board, 40 00
George A. Johnson, services as Moderator,
Collector and painting sign board, 80 75
$7,74 0 2 $
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Paid Simon P. Towle, lodging tramp, So 35
J. A. Lane, for cloth delivered Board of Health, 3 6o
Joseph 00 B. Brown, Overseer of Poor, 5
Charles .M. Batchelder, " "
5 00
Selectmen, interest on Towle fund, '120 00
$549 00
$ r 33 85

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ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Paid Simon P. Towle, abatement on horse, $1 07
John T. Batchelder, abatement on marsh
not owned, 45 00
Mrs. Jer . W. Brown, abatement on property
not owned, 6 3 2
Sarah A. E. Brown, abatement on marsh, 70
J. T. and F . B. Brown, abatement on land, 5 88
William S. Brown, abatement on cows, 53
Joseph. R. Sanborn, abatement on school money, i 62
Rufus Bridges, abatement on house, 3 65
Edward W . Godfrey, abatement on poll, 1 15
George A. Johnson, Collector, abatement on
the following persons for 1889 :
George H. Batchelder, 107
Howard G . Brown, 1 07
John M. Bodvier, 1 07
Moses W. Brown, 1 07
John Davis, 1 07
George Emery, 107
Alfred Eaton, 1 07
Jerome Evans, 1 07
Cyrus Foss, 1 07
J. Allen Fenwick, 1 07
Charles. F. Frothingham, 1 07
Frank N . Garland, 2 07
Philip S . Lamprey, 1 07
John J. Lewis, 1 07
Otis W. Marston, 1 07
Timothy Millbury, 07
George. McPhaters, 107
Stephen D . Perkins, 1 07
George E. Perkins, 1 6o
Frank Safford, 1 00
Safford, 1 07
Charles O . Stevens, 1 07
Thomas Street, 1 07
Henry C. Towle, i 07

Paid Georgte A . Johnson, abatements, continued.
Fred F. Towle, $ 1 07
Fred B. Towle, 1 07
Edward O. Emery, 1 07
John Taylor, 1 07
Irwin O. Wright, 1 07
Harvey Brown, 1 07
George H. Batchelder, i 07
Oliver Garland, abatement on poll, 1 15
Warren Emery, abatement on cow and horse, 58
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Charles R . Sargent, tuning piano, $2 00
J. W. Mason, oil, lock, blankets, etc ., 12 07
John Templeton, printing town reports, 35 75
Granite State Insurance Co ., insurance on
North and East schoolhouses, 50 00
James H. Batchelder, books and stationery, 9 22
George T. Batchelder, repairing pump and
guide posts, 2 50
George T. Batchelder, repairing guide posts, 1 50
Emmons B. Blake, for guide posts,
i o0
William E. Lane, repairing guide posts, 2 25
Stacy W. Brown, one cord of wood for
Town House, 5 50
John F. Mace, wood for Town House, 13 00
Jacob M. Willey, for drain pipe, 10 8o
B. and M. R. R., freight on drain pipe, i o8
S. W. Dearborn, lumber and labor on
bridges and Town House, 51 12
George A. Johnson, painting cemetery fence
and hearse, 151 00
John E. Rider, inquest over Simon P . Towle, 45 3 6
Henry P. Wingate, sheep killed by dogs, 25 00
Alba C. Taylor, 5 00
Nathaniel Spinney, hens killed by dogs, i 00
Andrew J. Philbrick, " f6 7 00
$IO2 27

3 00
Brentwood,
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Paid R. T. Lamprey, services in sickness at D.
C. Page's and W . Redman's, $10 50
Frank M. Perkins, services in sickness at J.
O . Perkins', 18 00
James Price, services in sickness at Ed.
Sneider's, 4 20
Richard Price, services in sickness at F.
Nichols', 15 00
Abbott L. Young, services in sickness at
Beauchamp's, 5 00
Edmund R. Angell, analysis of water, 6 00
Dr. M. F. Smith, returns of births and
deaths, 1889 and 1890, 15 50
Times Publishing Co., printing cards for
Board of Health, 1 40
J. W. Mason, supplies for town hall, 13 51
Charles M. Batchelder, labor on blanks, 500
Joseph B . Brown, 5 00
William E. Lane, 5 00
Joseph B. Brown, 3 trips to Portsmouth, 4 50
M.
Lane, two trips to North Hampton,
. of
1 clay with Commissioners, 2 00
Charles Batchelder,1 " 2 00
WilliamE. 300
looking after squatters, 3 50
copying invoice for Com ., 7 00
framing notices for town hall, 3 00
making reports to Superintendant
Census, 6 00
William E. Lane, 4 trips to Exeter with horse, 10oo
repairing doors at town house, 1 50
" express and postage, 1 30
Abbott Young, iron work for bell frame, 5 25
Joseph A. Dearborn, services in Cavanaugh
case, 2 00
$57 8 3 1

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ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Am. Ex. Co., express on castings for scraper, $0 50
Paid Simon P. Towle, for gravel, 13 00
S. W. Dearborn, " 5 00
B. H. Blake, 1 4 45
W. H. Blake, 20 00
E. M. Lamprey, 90
Alba C. Taylor, 4 40
Fred E. Sanborn, 3 00
Cole and Perkins, " to 50
Charles Gilbert, labor on Nook Lane road, 7 00
George Barbour, 30 50
John P. Hoyt, 13 00
Eben Lamprey, 5 35
Nathaniel Spinney, 700
John A. Philbrick, 23 00
S. F. Godfrey, 15 00
J . M. Pearl, , . 16 00
George E. Blake, 600
Jacob B. Leavitt, 6 56
Joseph B . Brown, 14 00
00 Charles. M. Batchelder, " 8
O. L. Blake, 6 00
'S. W. Dearborn, lumber and labor on the
Nook Lane road, 23 25
J. F. Williams, widening road near E . Shaw's, 150 00
J. M. 00 Pearl, labor on highway, 8
Oliver Garland, extra labor on highway, 11 00
John A. Moulton, 11 50
Thomas S. Blake, 7 75
J. T. & F. B. Brown, making snow paths, 2 35
Frank J . Dearborn, 3 00
Thomas L. Locke, 5 40
E. M. Lamprey, 2 00
Charles W. Ross, 7 8o
Benjamin. Hobbs, 5 55
Joseph A. Dearborn, lumber and labor on
drains, 5 41

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Paid J. T. & F. B . Brown, lumber and labor on
bridge near Aiken Coffin's . $74 71
F. B. Brown, labor with and housing road
machine, 12 00
Ira E. Lane, railing road at Shaw's meadow
and bridge near O . Towle's, 14 10
Joseph Perkins, planking bridge at Landing, i o0
E. M. Lamprey, gravel and labor on road, 9 30
George N. Batchelder, gravel and making
snow paths, 39 85
William E. Lane, writing notice for, attending
hearing and looking over route, 3 00
William. E. Lane, looking after roads and
bridges, 2 00
$60 3 93

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SUMMARY.
EXPENDITURES.
State tax,
County tax,
Memorial day appropriation,
Library
High School ,,
Balance of school money 1889,
Support of schools,
School house tax,
School supplies,
Int . on Congregational society's note,
Int. on Rockingham Lodge's notes,
Discount on taxes paid prior Aug . 1, 1890,
Non-resident highway receipts,
Stacy W. Brown's note in full,
Services of town officers,
Support of poor,
Abatement of taxes,
Miscellaneous,
Roads and bridges,
Amount of expenditures,
Amount of receipts,
Balance due the Treasurer,
$1,520 00
1 ,5 2 7 4 0
75 00
I00 00
300 00
625 00
1,625 00
200 00
310 00
100 00
205 00
1 93 75
16o 82
798 28
549 00
1 33 8 5
IO2 27
57 8 3 1
603 93
$9,707 61
9,586 51
$121 10
JOSHUA A . LANE, Treasurer.
HAMPTON, Feb . 25, 1891.
We have this day examined the foregoing accounts of the
Treasurer to the above date and find them well vouched and correctly
cast.
HORACE M. LANE,
OTIS H. WHITTIER, - Auditors.
SAMUEL A. TOWLE,

Report of Library Committee.
Received from Town, $100 00
Balance from last year, 43 07
Sale of Cards and Catalogues, 00
Fines, 3 00
Paid for 63 new books,
freight, stationery, postage, etc .,
300 book labels,
printing supplements,
assistance in delivering books,
covering 400 books,
fuel, oil, mucilage, glue, etc.,
Rochester lamp,
40 sheets covering paper and express,
salary of librarian,
573 34
1 50
1 55
9 00
8 00
4 00
4 50
4 2 5
1 00
25 00
$ 147 0 7
$131 14
Balance on hand,
$ 15 93
Number of volumes in library 1703 . Number of volumes taken
out for the year ending March 1, 1891, 3575. Largest number of
books issued any one evening, 81 . Least number, 30. Average,
50. The books may be classified as follows : History, 287 volumes
; Travels and adventures, 181 ; Biography, 182 Fiction,
582 ; Poetry, 61 ; Natural History, 41 ; Science, 37 ; Agriculture,
28 ; Moral and religious, 49 ; Miscellaneous.
While there has been a decrease in the number of volumes circulated,
it is gratifying to notice an increasing interest in works of

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history and travels . This result is partly due to the course adopted
by your committee in purchasing works of fiction, based on or
illustrating some fact or incident in history, and the reader thus
becoming interested and wishing to know more of the subject,
has procured and read historical works he otherwise would not
have become interested in.
It also has been the earnest endeavor of your committee to exclude
every book not of a strictly moral tone, or that would be apt
to leave a harmful impression on the mind of a youthful reader.
And while we regard with pride our fine schools, and the opportunities
they offer to the young for obtaining an education, every
citizen should be just as interested in having a good library in our
midst, for it is second only to the common schools as a means for
creating a greater degree of intelligence in a community, and in a
certain measure is more far-reaching than even the public school.
WILLIAM T. MERRILL,
S. ALBERT SHAW, Library Committee.
CHARLES M. BATCHELDER,

Hampton Academy and High School.
MR. J . SANBORN,
Principal.
MIss MARIA PERKINS,
Assistant.
MRS. SARAH NEAL HARRIS, Instructor in Elocution.
CALENDAR.
1891.
Spring term of eleven weeks begins Monday, Mar . 30.
Fall Sept . 14.
Winter Dec. 14.
Pupils enrolled from March, 1890, to March, 1891.
Senior Class,
Advanced Middle Class,
Middle Class, .
Junior Class,
9
9
26
Total, 54
Per cent. of daily attendance, .93 plus.
William T. MERRILL,
For High School Board.

School Report.
Our school system aims not so much to aid the coming man and
woman to earn their living, as to promote the intelligence, good
order, happiness and prosperity, of communities. The many need
the habits of systematic industry and quick observation, the ready
subordination to wholesome law, the democratic spirit, which regular
and judicious training in the common school tends to foster.
We would urge parents to personally inspect our schools
frequently to see that they are answering the end for which they have been
established, to call the attention of the proper officials to discoverable
defects and to encourage and stimulate pupils and teachers
whenever found worthy of praise.
This year has been one of change in our school system ; the
introduction of the free text book . In regard to the wisdom
of the change and its success, we can give it our approval
and speak in the highest terms of its workings . The year has
proved that it can be improved to the best advantage of our schools.
Many needful books and other needful supplies have been
furnished, that would not have been, under the old system, and in consequence
better work and more of it has been done by the scholars
and teachers.
All pupils stand on an equal footing. Your committee desire to
improve the condition of our schools by providing everything that
shall aid our scholars to keep pace with the age . Books in the
schools have been well taken care of, and supplies have not been
wasted.
We regret that so many changes in our teachers have been necessary
during the year. No teacher can do her best work the first
term, thorough acquaintance is essential on the part of scholar and
teacher and takes time, therefore if equally good are secured it is a
disadvantage.
The winter term has again been unfavorable for a full attendance,
not on account of illness among pupils, but from the fear of a contagious
disease and a severe winter. Notwithstanding this, the attendance
has been fair at the High School with resident pupils .

Board
. MERRILL,
. T
WILLIAM
We consider our schools are in a comparatively prosperous condition
and are generally under the direction of earnest, faithful,
competent teachers ; and are composed of obedient, intelligent and
happy pupils, and that they maintain an honorable name in comparison
with other schools and constitute one of the most valuable
blessings of our community . Let us regard them with pride and
cherish them with paternal care.
TEACHERS.
Grammar School,
Centre Primary,
East Primary,
North Primary,
Miss Elizabeth B. Norris.
Miss Isabelle B. Remick.
Miss Grace B. Williams.
Miss Fanny F. Carswell.
Miss Carrie Drake.
Miss Sarah M. Hobbs.
No. pupils enrolled in Grammar School,
Centre Primary School,
North Primary School,
East Primary School,
47
4 8
34
3 1
Total,
Average per cent of attendance, .88.
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Cost of tuition and incidentals per scholar per year, $ 10 44
Amount expended for books and supplies, 325 00
Cost of books and supplies per scholar per year, i 12
Value of books and supplies on hand, 25 00
Amount expended for tuition and incidentals, 1,935 00
ABBOTT L. JOPLIN,
JOSEPH B. BROWN,
of
Education.

BIRTHS Registered in the Town of Hampton, N. H ., for the year ending December 31, 1890.
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Date . Name of Child oR Name of Maiden name of
G ° Residence Occupation of Birthplace of Birthplace of
1890 . (if any) . 16, o n ; Father. Mother . o a of Parents . Father. Father . Mother.
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Feb . 26 James Batchelder, M L 1 W George T. Batchelder, Grace L . Dearborn . W Hampton, Carpenter, hampton, Hampton.
Mar. 17 F " 3 " George E . Perkins, Edith G. Batchelder, " " Shoemaker, Acton, Me ., North Hampton.
Thomas Bernard Locke, M " 1 " Thomas L. Locke, Annabel Hobbs, " " Farmer, Hampton, Hampton.
April 8 F " 3 " George H . A . Fisk, Ena Drake, r. " Shoemaker, Hampton, Hampton.
17 M " 1 " Charles B . Hyam, Emma L, . Blake, " I Shoemaker, Marblehead, Ms., Hampton.
May 16 F " 1 " George J . Dearborn, Agnes J . Whenal, " " Farmer, Hampton, Wigton-Shiver, Scot.
June 9 James M . Lamprey, M " 1 " Herbert E . Lamprey, Annie L . Randell, " Shoemaker, Hampton, Seabrook.
10 William H. Lamprey, " " ~ 2 " ' ,Orrin M . Lamprey, Annie A . Kimball, " " Shoemaker, Hampton, Kittery, Me.
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27 " 5 j " Frank Fogg Minnie Capson, " r ' j Laborer, North (Hampton, St . Johns, N. B.
21 F " 3 " Warren M . Batchelder Sarah A . Batchelder, " " Butcher, Hampton, North Hampton.
July 22 Byron E. Redman, I M " 3 " Edward E . Redman, Lucy M . Clapp, " Shoemaker, Hampton, Boston, Mass.
Aug. 13 " " 1 " Irving E . Leavitt, Agnes Merrill, `r "
Farmer, hampton, Methuen, Mass.
24 5 " Fred L . Lamprey, Emma L . Robinson, " " Shoemaker, Hampton . Albon, Me.
16 F " 3 " Moses W . Brown, Carrie E . Palmer, " " Piano Builder, Hampton . Boston, Mass.
It; ( " " 2 " Herbert L . Cannon, Carrie Tibbett, '• " Shoemaker, Fairfield, Me . . Belgrade, Me.
Sept. Great 22 Homer S . Howard, M " 2 1 " Charles M. Howard, Mabel Bickford, " " 1 Clergyman, I
Oct. 15 F S 2 " Lucian W . Cook, Ellie A . Laird, " " Clerk, Concord, Hampton,
20 " L 1 " Stacy L . Nudd, Ada F. Emery, " " Farmer, Hampton, T ce, Mass.
23 " " 2 " Horace M . Lane, Flora E . Taylor, " " Farmer, Hampton, ,,ion,

MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of Hampton, N . H ., for the year ending December 31, 1890.
Isaiah Goodwin, Neddick, Me .,
May 1 Hampton, Walter F . Goodwin, Boston, Mass., 23 W Accountant, (Boston, Adeline Sherman, Plymouth, Mass ., 1st, John A . Ross,
Hattie G . Hobbs, Hampton, 20 " .Hampton, Horace Hobbs, Hampton, Clergyman.
Lizzie Hobbs,
O . C . Wilbar,
May 12 Hampton, A . C. Wilbar, Bridgewater Ms.,23 " Clerk, Bridgewater, Ms ., Mary A . Wilbar, Bridgewater, Ms„ 1st, John A . Ross,
Flora W . Shaw, Hampton, 122 " Domestic, ;Hampton, Simeon Shaw, Clergyman.
Sarah E . Shaw, Hampton,
Daniel D . Page,
May 27 Penacook, George A . Page, Hampton, 21 " Shoemaker, 'Campton, Mary L . Page, Campton, 1st, W, C . Bartlett, (C)
Lillian B . Waters, Penacook, 21 " Weaver, Penacook, Harry Waters, Champlain, N . Y., " Penacook.
Marrand Waters, Albany, N . Y .,
Jason Lamprey, Hampton,
Sept. 1 'Hampton, Hayward G .Lamprey, Hampton, 23, " Hampton, Betsey Lamprey. Seabrook, 1st, Charles. M. Howard,
Lilla Anderson, Weymouth, Ms., 24 " Sweden, John Anderson, " Clergyman.
Eleanor Eokson, Sweden,
John C . Perkins,
Oct . 15 (Hampton, George C . Perkins, Hampton, ,24 " Shoemaker, Hampton, Katie Perkins, Hampton, 1st, Charles. M..Howard,
Rose Cram, Portland, Me . 18', " Domestic, Deering, Me., Andrew L . Cram, " Clergyman.
Sarah E. Cram, Deering, Me.,
William Jones,
Dec. 24 Hampton, George E . Jones, Hampton, 20 Shoemaker, W . Wiscaset, Me., Harriet E . Jones, W . Wiscaset, Me ., 1st, Charles. M. Howard,
Alice H . Towle, 20' " Domestic, Hampton, Amos J . Towle, Clergyman.
Clara A . Towle, Hampton,
Joseph Blake,
Dec. 25 Hampton, Benjamin H . Blake, " ,35 " Farmer, Hampton, Frances Blake, 1st, Charles. M. Howard,
Lydia A . Lane, " 36 Domestic, Oliver Lane, Clergyman.
Sarah Lane,
John A . Towle, Hampton,
Dec. 25 Hampton, Edward B. Towle, :24 " Merchant, Hampton, Ann Towle . 1st, Willis A . Tucker,
Lucy E . Blake, " 19' " Domestic, I George E . Blake, Clergyman
i Sarah J . Blake,
Josiah J. Dearborn,
Mar . 10, No, Hampton, George J . Dearborn, " 30 " Farmer, Hampton, 1 Nancy Knowles, North Hampton, 1st, T . V . Haines, (C)
Agnes J . Whenal, " ' 22 I " Domestic, North Hampton, William Whenal, :Scotland, " North Hampton ..
Jane Whenal,
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DEATHS ,Registered in the Town of Hampton, N . H., for the year ending December 31, 1890.
Age. a o_ or Place of Birth.
Date. Place of Name and surname of y', ty Place of Occupation .
Name of Maiden name of
1890 . death . the deceased . a o
ts Birth . . o p father. mother.
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Father . Mother.
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Fan. 16 Hampton, Sewell W . Dow, 75 6 2 Northwood, M W ! M Farmer, Epping, Nottingham, Henry Dow, Betsey Watson
16 ' " Maud Towle, 12, 5 Hampton, F " S 1 Hampton, Hampton, Daniel A . Soule, Abba Dow
23 H . G . Batchelder, 171 5 2 Ham pton, M " S Student, No.Hampton, No .Hampton, Joseph P. Batchelder. Sarah E. Rundlett
25 " Caroline Norris, 48 6 Deerfield, F " M ! Domestic, Deerfield, Deerfield, Joseph Hoag, Sarah Batchelder
27 " John Berry, 751 6 18 Greenland, M " S Farmer, Greenland, Greenland, Thomas Berry, Sarah Lang
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" Ethel Beauchamp, 21 Canada, Montreal, St .Francis,PQ Joseph Beauchamp, Mary Wign
Feb. 4 " Alice V . Cyr, 1 9 18 Hampton, F " S I Canada, Canada, Frank Cyr, Delima Jacque
4 Mary A . Robinson, 32 2 5 Hampton, ` M Domestic, 1 Hampton, Hampton, Edward Shaw, Sarah J . Towle
23 ! John Willcutt, 73 9 121 Brookfield, Mass . M M Carpenter, Cohasset, No.Hampton, Lott Willcutt, Rhoda Strong
Mar. 15 Arthur J . Brown, 4 111 Hampton, " S Hampton, A . A . Brown
April 7 " Henry Snyder, 13 ! " S N .Brunswick,! Germany, Joseph Snyder,
8 David C. Marston, 76 1 17 Hampton, 11 " " W Farmer, Hampton, i Hampton, Isaac Marston, Molly Mace.
May 5 " Thomas B . Locke, 1 S Hampton, Hampton, Hampton, Thomas L . Locke, Annabel Hobbs
June 2 Christiana Towle, 65 5 14 No . Hampton, F " M Domestic, 1 No .Hampton on Samuel Batchelder, Sarah Leavitt.
July 14 Portsmouth, Fred . W. Goldsmith, 22 1 Jamaica Plain, M " S Salesman, Jamaica Plain George W. Goldsmith, Emma L. Foster
21 Hampton, Minerva N . Hale, 67 Hampton, F ` Domestic, Dover, Sanbornton, Joseph Neal, Polly Dearborn
27 Simon P. Towle, 57 6 4 Hampton, M " W Farmer, Hampton, Hampton, Simon N . Towle, Sarah Berry
Aug. 3 Hattie L. Perkins, 5 14 Hampton, ! F " Acton . Me . No.Hampton, George E . Perkins, Edith G. Batchelder
30 Jonathan M . Lamprey, 70 4 12 Hampton, M " M Carpenter, Hampton, Hampton, Reuben Lamprey, Mary Marston
Sept. 11 Charles S. Cutler, 15 . 2 16 Hampton, " " S Exeter, Stratham, John G . Cutler, Hattie A . Brewster
16 Ernest J . Powers, 7 7,27 Ireland, N .Brunswick . John Powers, Annie Bell Boone
Oct. 12 ValentineC.Marston, 11 81 2 Hampton, No.Hampton,, N .Brunswick, Charles. C. Marston, Mary A. Carr
13 Francis L . Wiggin, 42 61 4 Nova Scotia, F " M Domestic, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, James W . Burns, Jane Moorhouse
15 " Moses Towle, !85 1 2 Hampton, M " W Farmer, Hampton, Hampton, James Towle, Abigail Brown
19 Daniel D . Lamprey, 1 62! 5! Hampton, S Farmer, Hampton, Hampton, James Lamprey, Dollie Garland
22 " Daniel Moulton, 821 3:12 Hampton, " M Carpenter, Hampton, I Hampton, James Moulton, Phebe Moulton
Nov. 9 " Frank J . Sanborn, 35 7 I I Exeter, " 1 " S Carpenter, Kingston, Salem, Moses H. Sanborn, Ann L. Hoyt
24 " Howard G. Fogg, 2, 2 22 Hampton, " " No .Hampton,) St. .Johns,N .B. Frank H . Fogg, Minnie Capson
Dec. 24 " Alice Beauchamp, 61 18 Lynn, F " I S Montreal, St .Johns,N .B . Joseph Beauchamp, Mary Vigne
Nov, 18 " Daniel Palmer, 63' 3 11! Hampton, M1" M Farmer, Hampton, Hampton, Jonathan Palmer, Sarah Lamprey
Dec . 8 Lowell, Frances H . Palmer, ! No . Hampton, F " W Domestic, No.Hampton Hampton, Oliver Brown . Polly Palmer
April 23 Boston, Ralph P . Dow, X231 19 Hampton, " S 1 Clerk, Hampton, Hampton, Joseph W . Dow, Victoria Knowles
July 19 'Newbury't, Robert F. Shannon, ,601 1 1 Philadelphia . `' ,, bl
May 29 Hampton, Michael Brown, I " 1 "