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Boston

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Consortium

IVIember

Libraries

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INDEX

Page

Assets

and Liabilities

(4)

TOWN

OFFICERS

Moderator

CLAUDE

A.

GOODRICH

Selectmen

J.

PHILIP

ESTEY

LIONEL

J.

COTE

MELVESr

CHAFFEE

Town

Treasurer

HENRY

C.

HOLT

Town

Clerk

BEATRICE

G.

MARCOTTE

Collector of

Taxes

ADA

YOUNG

Auditors

WALLACE

DeROCHMONT

FRANK LANGDON

Representative to the

General Court

LUTHER

PENNINGTON

Chief of Police

EDWARD

T.

LAVOIE

Special Police Officers

ANDREW

P.

MOREL

ROBERT DENYOU

ALFRED

H.

KREGER,

JR.

HOWARD

HARTFORD

FRED

COFFIN,

JR.

PAUL

GUY,

JR.

Health Officer

(5)

Overseer

of

Poor

PERLEY

TWOMBLEY

Judge of the Municipal Court

KENDALL

CHASE

Collector of

Water Department

ANDREW

P.

MOREL

Supervisors of the Checklist

MAE

Y.

JUDKINS

PHILIP

A.

MARCOTTE

AGNES MILLER

Ballot Inspectors

NELLIE

E.

AVERILL

ESTELLE

DEARBORN

FRANCES

ALLEN

FRANK LANGDON

Trustees

of Trust

Funds

DAN HARVEY

RUTH ALLEN

ALICE

LANGDON

Librarian

IRENE

HUTCHINSON

Library

Trustees

LOUISE

HARVEY

NELLIE

AVERILL

AMOGENE

KIMBALL

Janitor of the

Town

Hall

(6)

FIRE

DEPARTMENT

WALTER MOULTON

ROMEO

DESJARDIN

Chief 1st

Deputy

EDWARD

CASTLE,

JR.

2nd

Deputy

Ford

Pumper

PERLEY

TWOMBLY

WILLIAM

HURLEY

Captain Lieutenant

International

Combination

ALBERT

PIECUCH

ROGER

GAUTHIER

Captain Lieutenant

Ford

Spray

STANLEY PURINGTON

DAVID

GORDON

Captain Lieutenant

Chevrolet

Tanker

ALFRED

DESJARDIN

PAUL

E.

GUY,

JR.

Captain Lieutenant

Secretary and

Treasurer

(7)

INVENTORY

APRIL

1, 1964

(8)

STATEMENT OF

APPROPRIATIONS

Town

Officers' Salaries $ 3,125.00

Town

Officers'

Expenses

1,500.00 Election

&

Registration Exp. 750.00

Municipal Court

Expenses

700.00

Town

Hall

&

Buildings Maint. 2,400.00 Police

Department

(9)

Less:

Estimated

Revenues

and

Credits, Int.

&

Div.

Tax

$ 1,660.44

RaUroad

Tax

78.88

Savings

Bank

Tax

441.06

Reimb.

Town

Poor

150.00

Revenue

from

Yield

Tax

Sources 766.92

Interest

Rec'd

on

Taxes

and

Deposits 1,000.00

Business

Licenses,

Permits

and Filing

Fees

50.00

Dog

Licenses 300.00

Motor

Vehicle

Permit Fees

11,000.00

Rent

of

Town

Prop.fc Equip. 12.00

Fines

&

Forfeits,

Mim.Court

1,200.00

Water

Department

7,000.00

Poll

Taxes @$2.00,

No. 758 1,516.00

Forest

Fire

Refund

10.00

O. A. A.

Reimbursement

100.00

$ 25,285.30 ~2D8;i7g:65

Plus

Overlay

2,937.74

Net

Amount

to be

Raised by

Taxation $211,416.39

Taxes

Committed

to Collector$211,416.50

Poll

Taxes

1,516.00

Total

Taxes

to be

Committed

$212,932.39

Tax

Rate - $3.18

per hundred

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STATEMENT

OF

ASSETS

AND

LIABILITIES

ASSETS

Cash

in bank Dec. 31, 1964 $15,238.04

Cash

on hand:

Judge of Municipal

Court

200.00

Uncollected

Water

Bills 833.79

Unredeemed

Taxes:

Levy

of 1963 9,377.99

Levy

of 1962 4,492.87

Previous

Years

3,776.66 Uncollected Taxes:

Levy

of 1964 79,424.56

Levy

of 1963 3,249.37

Levy

of 1962

&

Prev. Yrs. 4,184.28

State

Head

Taxes:

Levy

of 1964 2,325.00

Previous

Years

2,645.00

TOTAL

ASSETS

$125,747.56

LIABILITIES

Due

to State:

Head

Taxes

$ 4,970.00

Due

to School District 111,456.78 International Fire

Truck

5,495.00

TOTAL

LIABILITIES

$121,921.78

TOTAL

ASSETS

125,747.56

Excess

of

Assets

over Liabilities $ 3,825.78

(13)

SCHEDULE

OF

TOWN

PROPERTY

Town

Hall $ 60,000.00

Furniture

and

Equipment

2,000.00 Police

Department and

Equipment

400.00

Fire

Department, Lands

and Buildings 20,000.00

Trucks and

other

Equipment

24,395.00

Highway

Department,

Equipment

and Supp. 500.00

Water

Department

85,000.00

Swain

Land,

West

Epping

100.00

Gravel

Pit,

West

Epping

150.00

Worcester

Land,

West

Epping

200.00

Town

Dimip Site 2,200.00

Mary

Sanborn

Land,

Sand

Pit near

Dump

200.00

Arthur Croteau

Property

1,800.00

George

A.

Eaton Property

50.00

John Hartford

Property

300.00

W.

Epping

Dam

Site

and

Water

Rights 2,000.00

George

&

Rose Denyou

Property

1,260.00

Everett Hartford

Property

150.00

Charles E.

Eaton

Property

100.00

Chapman

Property

500.00

Wm.

Bond, Neally

&

Bond Land

500.00

Orville Garvin,

Brown

Land

100.00

Land

&

BuUding,

Hedding

Road

4,780.00

Wade

Hitchcook L.

&

B.

Depot

Road

550.00

$207,235.00

(14)

TOWN

CLERK'S

REPORT

Received

from

Auto Permits

$12,974.67

Received

from

Dog

Licenses 453.00

Received

from

Filing

Fees

24.00

PAID

TO TREASURER

Auto

Permits

$12,838.72

Dog

Licenses 453.00 Filing

Fees

24.00

Cash

on

hand

135.95 $13,451.67 $13,455.67

STATEMENT OF

BONDED

DEBT

TOWN

OF

EPPING

DECEMBER

31, 1964

International Fire

Truck

Original

Amt.

$13,495.00

1965 $ 4,000.00

1966 1,395.00

(15)

TAX

COLLECTOR'S

REPORT

SUMMARY

OF

WARRANT

PROPERTY,

POLL AND

YIELD

TAXES

Levy

of 1964

DR.

Taxes

committed

to Collector:

Property

Taxes

$211,416.50

Poll

Taxes

1,516.00

(16)

SUMMARY

OF

WARRANT

PROPERTY,

POLL

AND

YIELD

TAXES

Levy

of 1963

DR.

Uncollected

Taxes

-

As

of January 1, 1964:

Property

Taxes

$75,097.21 Poll

Taxes

620.00 Yield

Taxes

2,266.95 $77,984.16

Added

Taxes: Poll

Taxes

180.00

Interest Collected

During

Fiscal

Year Ended

December

31, 1964 1>344.98

TOTAL

DEBITS

$79,509.14

CR.

Remittances

to

Treasurer:

Fiscal

Year Ended

December

31, 1964

Property

Taxes

$72,163.08 Poll

Taxes

618.00 Yield

Taxes

1,952.79 Interest Collected

During

Year

1,344.98

Abatements

Made

During

Year

Property

Taxes

$ 248.92 Poll

Taxes

32.00 $76,078.85 280.92

Uncollected

Taxes

as

Per

CoUector'js List:

Property

Taxes

$ 2,653.21 Poll

Taxes

182.00 Yield

Taxes

314.16 3,149.37

TOTAL

CREDITS

$79,509.14 14

(17)

SUMMARY

OF

WARRANT

STATE

HEAD TAX

Levy

of 1964

DR.

State

Head

Taxes

Committed

to CoUector: Original

Warrant

$5,090.00

Added Taxes

105.0 Total

Commitment

$5,195.00 Penalties Collected 30.00

TOTAL

DEBITS

$5,225.00

CR.

Remittances

to Treasurer:

Head

Taxes

$2,605.00 Penalties 30.00 $2,635.00

Abatements

265.00

Uncollected

Head Taxes

-

As

Per

Collector's List 2,325.00

TOTAL

CREDITS

$5,225.00

(18)

SUMMARY

OF

WARRANT

STATE

HEAD

TAX

Levy

of 1963

DR.

Uncollected

Taxes

-

As

of

January 1, 1964 $2,120.00

Added Taxes

During

1964 635.00

Penalties Collected

During

1964 219.50

TOTAL

DEBITS

$2,974.50

CR.

Remittances

to

Treasurer

(19)

CR.

Remittances

to Treasurer:

(20)

SUMMARY

OF

TAX

SALES

ACCOUNTS

AS

OF

DECEMBER

31, 1964

DR.

Tax

Sale on

Account

of Levies of:

Previous

1963 1962

Years

Taxes

Sold to

Town

During

Current

Fiscal

Year

$11,651.59 $ $

Costs, Fines, Interest 130.20 Bal. of

Unredeemed

Taxes

Jan. 1, 1964 6,776.51 4,429.29 Interest Collected After Sale 45.68 84.85 101.42

TOTAL

DEBITS

$11,827.47 $6,861.36 $4,530.71

CR.

Remittances

to Treas.

During

Year

$ 2,403.80 $2,283.64 $ 652.63 Interest After Sale 45.68 84.85 101.42

Unredeemed

taxes

At

Close of

Year

9,377.99 4,492.87 3,776.66

TOTAL

CREDITS

$11,827.47 $6,861.36 $4,530.71

(21)
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TREASURER'S

REPORT

Balance Jan. 1, 1964 $ 15,238.04 Beatrice G.

Marcotte

Auto

Permits

12,837.02

Dog

Licenses 455.30 Filing

Fees

24.00

Andrew

Morel

Water

Dept. Collections 7,537.40

Exeter

Banking

Company

,Short

Term

Notes

95,000.00

Refund

Town

Poor

3,484.16

State of

New

Hampshire

Old

Age

Assistance 222.00

Interest

&

Dividends 1,660.44

Savings

Bank Tax

441.06

State Share

Forest

Fire Bill 860.19

Railroad

Tax

-

B

&

M

78.88

Epping

Civic Fact Finders

Assoc,

Inc.

Beano

License 120.00

Shelter All Corp. School Shelter

Rent

12.00

N.H. Ins. Co. Collision - Fire Dept.

Loss

292.00

Fecteau

Ins.

Agency,

Overpayment

Lib. Ins* 4.00

Lawrence

G.

Caraway

-

Forest

Fire

Refund

15.00

Epping

School District

Refund

100.00

Epping

Police Dept. Sale of radio 285.00

Kendall

Chase

-

Epping

Municipal

Court

2,532.09

Edward

Lavoie, Pistol

Permits

51.00

Fire Dept.

from

Police Dept. 50.00

Clement

Peranteau

- 1 culvert 33.60

William

G.

Parker

- Asphalt 21.00

Lloyd

G. Coulter - Asphalt 32.50

Leonard

A.

Osborne

- Asphalt 32.50

Bernard

Gauthier - Asphalt 28.75

Theodore

J. Lavoie - Asphalt 6.50

Merrimack

Farmers

Exchange, Inc.Asphalt 78.00

Ernest

Desjardlns - Asphalt 6.50

Gilbert Valliere 13.00

James

F.

Brown

&

Sons, Inc. - Asphalt 26.00

(25)

Melvin

Chaffee - 2 locks $ 3.00

Ada M.

Young

Overcharge

to

town

unredeemed

taxes 234.56

1964

Property

Tax

146,330.08

Property

Taxes, previous

years

57,261.06

Interest, previous

years

1,299.44

1964

Head

Tax

2,605.00

Head Tax

Penalties, previous

years

256.50

Head

Tax, previous

years

2,285.00

1964 Poll

Tax

770.00

Poll Tax, previous

years

658.00

Yield Tax, previous

years

2,322.83

Tax

Sales

Redeemed

5,327.75

Total Receipts $360,931.15

Expenditures 344.865.90

Balance $ 16,065.25

(26)

SUMMARY

OF

PAYMENTS

GENERAL

GOVERNMENT

Town

Officers' Salaries $3,125.00

Town

Officers'

Expenses

1,356.07 Election and Registration 928.74

Municipal

Court

700.00

(27)

PATRIOTIC

PURPOSES

Memorial

Day

Expenses

$ 300.00

MUNICIPAL

BALL

PARK

2,255.82

NEW

DUMP

SITE

2,000.00

TAX

ASSESSORS

N.H. State

Tax

Commission

(28)

PAYMENTS

TO

OTHER GOVERNMENT

DIVISIONS

Coxinty

Tax

$ 8,690.73

State of N.H., Yield

Taxes

653.53

State of N.H.,

Head Taxes

5,581.4

$ 14,925.66

EPPING

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

1963-1964 School

Year

$95,481.16

1964-1965

School

Year

30,000.00

$125,481.16

(29)

DETAILED

STATEMENT OF

PAYMENTS

TOWN

OFFICERS'

SALARIES

J. Philip Estey, Selectman,

Chairman

$ 750.00

Lionel J. Cote,

Selectman

525.00

Melvin

E. Chaffee 525.00

Henry

C. Holt, Treas. 250.00

Ada

Young,

Tax

Collector 550.00

BeatriceG. Marcotte,

Town

Clerk

275.00

Wallace

DeRochmont,

Auditor 50.00

Frank

Langdon, Auditor 50.00

Daniel Harvey, Treas.

Trust

Fund

75.00

Perley

Twombly,

Overseer

of

the

Poor

75.00

TOWN

OFFICERS'

EXPENSES

Batchelders

Book

Store,

supplies $ 17.33

Sargent Brothers, printing 18.00

N.H.

Tax

Collectors

Assoc.

,

dues 3.00

State of N.H.,

books

8.75

Genevar

R. Langher, dues 3.00

Edith E. Holland, deeds 17.20

Garvey

Sales Co., office equip. 164.50

Assoc,

of N.H.

Assessors,

dues 5.00

Epping

Variety Store,supplies 5.64

Connor

&

Durgin,

purchases

&

repairs 135.90

Irene Cote, clerical

work

55.00

Daniel Landers,

stamps

5.00

Melvin

Chaffee, supplies 2.95

Melvin

Chaffee,

Assessors

sch. 12.00 Lionel J. Cote,

Assessors

sch. 12.00 J. Philip Estey,

Assessors

sch. 12.00

Ada

Young,

Assessors

school 12.00 Lionel J. Cote, supplies 31.82

Edson

C.

Eastman,

supplies 75.00 J. Philip Estey, Clerical

work

130.00

Ada

Young,

expenses

136.15 27

(30)

Bernard

Marcotte, supplies 60.10

H. P.

Welsh

Co.,

express

16.65

Dr.

W.

J.

LaBarre, expenses

3.30

Wallace

DeRochmont,

expenses

25.00

Edwat-d Burtt,

expenses

25.00

Bouroughs

Corp., services 13.75

John Hoar,

expenses

22.21

Beatrice Marcotte,

expenses

280.82

Bronham

Pub. Co., supplies 7.00

Henry

Holt,

expenses

40.00

$ 1,356.07

ELECTION

AND

REGISTRATION

!

Edmond

St.Laurent, Supervisor i

of Checklist - Salary $ 125.00

Mae

Y. Judkins, Supervisor of

Checklist - Salary 128.14

Agnes

G. Miller, Supervisor of

Checklist - Salary 125.00

Swampscott

Press, Printing 50.00 j

Andrew

P. Morel, Police 40.00

Epping

Variety Store, supplies .60

Frank

Lavoie 10.00 ;

Nellie Averill, Ballot

Clerk

30.00 .

Phil Marcotte, Ballot

Clerk

10.00 j

Estelle

Dearborn,

Ballot Clerk 20.00

Vera

Goodrich, Ballot

Clerk

10.00

Edith

Low,

Ballot

Clerk

10.00 i

Frank

Langdon, Ballot

Clerk

30.00 j

Frances

Allen, Ballot

Clerk

30.00 <

Claude

Goodrich Moderator

60.00

P. T. A.

Meals

60.00

Edward

T. Lavoie, Police 60.00

Howard

Hartford, Police 30.00

Ladies

Aid

Society,

Meals

60.00 i

Mary

Feacteau, Ballot

Clerk

10.00 I

Shirley Sullivan, Ballot

Clerk

10.00 :

Daniel Sullivan, Ballot

Clerk

10.00 |

Patricia

Denoncour,

Ballot Clerk 10.00

i

$ 928.74

j

MUNICIPAL

COURT

!

KendaU

Chase, Judge Salary $ 700.00 '

(31)

TOWN

HALL

&

OTHER

BUILDINGS

(32)

Paul

E.

Guy

Jr., Spec. Police

duties 101.25

Louis Beaucher, Spec. Police

duties 7.50

Marlow

Motors

Inc., labor 25.00

John

J. Kerby, Spec. Police

duties 19.50

Sargent-Sewell Co., supplies 21.80

Eastern

Fire Equip. Co., supp. 76.10

EPPING

FIRE

DEPARTMENT

American

Fire Equip. Co.,

supplies $ 380.00

Auto

Electric Co., supplies 78.93

Browns'

Express,

service 3.00

Clyde Piper, labor

&

supp. 95.60

Consumer

Oil Co., fuel 247.91 D.J.

Casey Paper

Co., Inc.,

supplies 4.03

Electronic Device, Inc., supplies 84.80

Epping

Esso

Service, gas

&

oil 110.79

Epping

Fire Dept., salaries 310.00

Epping

Flying

"A",

gas 1.70

Epping

Garage, labor

&

mat. 316.30

Epping

Public Service, labor

&

supplies 201.00

Epping

Variety Store, equip. 15.53

Epping

Water

Dept. 10.00

Exeter

Hospital 9.00

Fred

Drew,

labor

&

equip. 52.75

Fremont

Motor

Sales, parts 9.70 F.

W.

Woolworth

Co., supplies 2.30

Gerard

H. Stackpole, printing 20.00

Howe

Fire Equip. Co., ladders 320.06

International

Harvester

Co.,

supplies 95.29

Ken's

City Service 148.44

Lawrence

Caraway,

forest

fires 1,398.10

Manchester

"Oxygen"

Co.,

oxygen

12.75

Marlow

Motors

Inc., parts 3.57

Merrimack Farmers

Exchange,

supplies 10.80

30

(33)

N.E. Tel.

&

Tel., telephone 498.37

N. H. Electric Co. 169.44

Paul

E. Guy, Jr., labor 6.00

Smith Fire Equip., equip. 738.55

Sudbury

Lab.,

chemicals

35.00

Walter

Moulton, labor 3.10

W.

E.

Aubuchon,

hardware

3.20

Young's Hardware, hardware

1.25

INSURANCE

Lionel

Fecteau

Ins.

Agency

$1,719.89 Lionel

Fecteau

Ins.

Agency,

Town

Library 169.90

Lionel

Fecteau

Ins.

Agency,

Fire Station 125.60

Edmond

G. Blair, Fire

Truck

83.00

Arthur MacFarlane,

Fire

Truck

82.00

CIVIL

DEFENSE

$ 5,397.26

$ 2,180.39

N. E.

TeL

&

Tel. Co.,

telephone 97.00

HEALTH

DEPARTMENT

Wilfred

LaBarre,

Health Officer's

Salary 100.00

VITAL

STATISTICS

Beatrice G.

Marcotte

$ 100.00

Edith E. Holland,

Comm.,

Transfers

40.10

Frank

B. Nay,

Deceased

List 1.00 State of N. H., Boats 6.88

$ 147.98

TOWN DUMP

Clifton Evans,

General

care of

Dump

$ 779.00

(34)

M.

E. Burtt,

General

care of

Dump

21.00

$ 800.00

HIGHWAYS

AND

BRIDGES

SUMMER

MAINTENANCE

See

Highway

Agent

Report

$ 10,792.37

WINTER MAINTENANCE

See

Highway Agent Report

13,894.45

STREET

LIGHTING

N. H. Electric Co., street

lighting 3,646.87

GENERAL

EXPENSES

HIGHWAY

DEPARTMENT

Merrimack Farmers

Exchange,

supplies $ 193.80

Chester

Kinnart,

lumber

90.34

N. H. Electric Co. 25.81

Guinn

Badge

&

Stamp

Co,,

signs 11.37

Sargent Sawell Co., signs 30.45

Ray

Road

Equip. Co., supplies 62.35

Clarence Winget, painting 126.50

Epping

Garage, labor 3.00

Joseph

A, Proulx, oil 6.02

Stello Prod. Inc., signs 10.71

Consumer

Oil Co., oil 8.23

James

Flemming,

supplies 10.00

$ 578.58

CLASS

V

HIGHWAYS

State of N. H., 1964

Approp.

$ 781.44

LIBRARIES

Epping

Public Libraries,

1964

Approp.

$ 3,130.10

(35)

OLD AGE

ASSISTANCE

State of N. H. Dept. of Public

Welfare $ 4,364.03

MEMORIAL DAY

Richard

A. Mitchell Post,

American

Legion 300.00

TAX

ASSESSORS

N. H. State

Tax

Commission

140.31

TOWN

POOR

Rockingham

County

Home,

Board

&

Care

$5,307.86

Rockingham

County

Home,

Surplus

Food

534.28

Exeter

&

Hampton

Electric Co. 12.09 Eli N. Marcotte Inc., fuel 5.00

B. S. Chamberlain,

Board

&

Care

548.00

Dick's Country Store, groceries 165.00

N. A. Nicholes Co. Inc., supplies 106.50

Styles

Drug

Store, drugs 5.51 State of N. H.

Cancer

Comm.

315.12

John

W.

Blaisdell

M.

D., care 3.00

Angelo

G.

Rocco

M.D., care 20.00

Bernard

Gauthier, labor 12.00

L.

W.

Caraway,

gas 12.00

Barbara

Landers,

Board

&

Care

558.50

Exeter Clinic Inc.,

medical

73.50

Fecteau's Market, groceries 190.17

Epping

Trading Center, groc. 925.00

Town

of Exeter,

Board

&

Care

1,351.57 City of

Portsmouth,

Board

&

Care

1,000.00

Exeter Hospital,

medical

367.00

Bruce

A, Huss,

Board

&

Care

434.49

Chevig Mallouf, supplies 74.97

Helen

None,

Welfare

100.00

N. H. Catholic Charities Inc.

Wei. 90.00

Doris

Carmichael, Welfare 199.22

(36)

Harold

Stilkey, labor 5.00

Rockingham Gas

Inc., gas 26.00

Joe Proulx, oil 5.00

LaPerle

Realty Co., rent 45.00

$12,491.78

PUBLIC

SERVICES

ENTERPRISES

EPPING

WATER DEPARTMENT

(37)

Merrimack

Farmers

Exchange,

Supplies 7.24

$ 5,220.80

CEMETERIES

Prospect

Cemetery

Assoc,

1964 Approp. 100.00

NEW

CONSTRUCTION

AND

IMPROVEMENTS

JENNESS

ROAD

William

Parker, labor

&

equip. $1,196.00

W.

S. Hurd, labor 12.75

John Hackett, labor 26.25

Robert

Proulx,

sand

147.90

Albert

Warren,

grader 315.00

I. C.

Reed

&

Sons Inc.,

equip. 230.00

$ 1,927.90

HEDDING

ROAD

William

Parker, labor

&

equip. $ 103.00

W.

S. Hurd, labor 21.00

John Hackett, labor 21.00

Albert

Warren, grader

192.00

Trimount

Bituminous

Prod.

Inc. Asphalt 844.14

$ 1,181.14

CULVERT

PROJECT

AND

TARRING

William

Parker, labor

&

equip. $ 953.70

W.

S. Hurd, labor 31.50

John

Hackett Jr., labor 21.00

R. C. Hazelton Co., Inc.

culverts 634.56

Walter

Moulton, labor

&

equip. 14.00

Albert

Warren,

labor

&

equip. 240.00

Trimount

Bituminous Prod. Inc.,

tar 1,792.61

(38)

Howard

Hartford, labor 4.50

Robert

Proulx, sand 78.45

SIDEWALK

CONSTRUCTION

$ 3,770.32

Armand

Gagnon, labor

&

mat-erials 483.00

UNCLASSIFIED

TOWN

REPORTS

Windham

Printing Co.,

Print-ing

Town

Reports

$ 907.90

AUTO

PERMIT FEES

Beatrice G. Marcotte,

Auto

Permit Fees

$ 382.00

Beatrice G. Marcotte, Misc. 263.00

$ 645.00

DAMAGE AND

LEGAL

EXPENSES

(INCL.

DOGS)

Andrew

Morel, care

&

disposal

(39)
(40)

Malon

Allen,

Labor

65.00

Lumbertown

Inc.,

Lumber

13.60

$ 2,255.82

NEW

DUMP

SITE

Otis Goodrich,

Purchase

of land $ 2,000.00

TAXES

BOUGHT

BY THE

TOWN

Ada

Young,

Tax

Collector,

Taxes

&

Interest bought

by

the

town

$11,781.79

INTEREST

Amoskeag

Natl. Bank,

Int. Fire

Truck

$ 142.43

Exeter Banking

Co.,

Bank

Note Int. 2,022.92

Exeter

Banking

Co.,

Ford

Fire

Truck

12.50

$ 2,177.85

INDEBTEDNESS

PAYMENTS

TEMPORARY

LOANS

The

Exeter Banking

Co. $95,000.00

BONDS

AND

NOTES

Edmond

Blair,

Town

Officers'

Bonds

$ 365.70

Exeter Banking

Co.

1954 Fire

Truck

1,000.00

Amoskeag

Nat'l.

Bank

1962 Fire

Truck

4,000.00

$ 5,365.70

PAYMENTS

TO

OTHER

GOVERNMENT

DIVISIONS

Rockingham

County Treasurer

County

Tax

$8,690.73

(41)

Treas. State of N.H., Yield

Taxes

653.53

Treas. State of N.H.,

Head

Taxes

and Penalties 5,581.40

$14,925.66

EPPING

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

June -

December,

1963 $58,000.00 January - June, 1964 95,481.16 $153,481.16 1964

PAYMENTS

January

- June 1964 $95,481.16 June -

December,

1964 30,000.00 $125,481.16 39

(42)

COLLECTOR

OF

WATER DEPARTMENT

1964 Uncollected

Water

Bills

Dec. 31, 1963 $ 885.89

Water

Bills

Rendered

1964 7,514.70

$ 8,400.59

CREDITS

Remittance

to treasurer $ 7,537.40

Abated

by

selectmen

33.50

Uncollected water bills to

Dec. 31, 1964 833.79

$ 8,404.69

Credits over debits 4.10

$ 8,400.59

ANDREW

P.

MOREL

Water

Collector

(43)

TOWN

ROAD

REPORT

Winter

Summer

Total

William

G. Parker, labor

&

equip. J

W.

S. Hurd, labor & -^quip.

John

Hackett, Jr.,labor

Samuel

Roper

Jr.,gravel

Howard

Hartford,labor

Perley

Twombly,

labor

&

equip.

Robert

Raymond,

labor

WiUred

Letourneau,labor

Larry

Emerson,

labor

Communicator

Inc. labor

Joseph

Leddy, labor

Walter

Moulton, labor

&

equip.

Robert

Proulx, labor

&

gravel

Charles

Winget, painting

Joseph Gauthier, plowing Granite State Minerals,

Salt

Ray

Road

Equip.,supplies

Concord

Foundry

&

Mach.

Co., supplies

Reginald Hartford, labor Sanel Ind. Inc. supplies

Exeter Sand

&

Gravel,

Gravel

Clifton Fitch,

sand

Lloyd

Jenning, labor Sterling Hutchins, labor J. Philip Estey,plowing International Salt.Co.,

salt

Melvin

Chaffee, labor

&

equip.

Bernard

Gauthier, plowing

Romeo

Desjardin, labor

Sannel Co., supplies

Philip Dionne, labor Albert

Warren, grader

(44)

William

HUl, labor 93.00 0.00 93.00

Granite State Asphalt, asphalt

R.C.Hazelton Co., Inc.

Merrimack Farmers

Exc.

supplies

Edward

Glover, labor

Walter

Glover, labor

Earl

Denyou, labor

Robert Denyou,

labor

Robert

Adams,

labor

Domer

Fenster

maker,

labor

Armand

Gagnon,

Hot

Top

Main

St.

Armand

Gagnon,

Hot

Top

Mill St.

Charles

Glover, labor

Concord Mac.

&

Foundry

Co.,

manholes

D

wight

Brown,

equip.

rental

Horace

Hartford, labor

Charles

Dow,

Mill St.

Bridge

Rila

Precast

Cement

Co. grates

Fremont Lumber

Co,

lumber

James

Leddy, labor

N.E.Pole

& Wood

Treat.Co. poles

W.S.Goodrich

Inc.,pre.pipe

Totals $13,894.45 $10,792.37$24,686.82

(45)
(46)

TOWN

WARRANT

THE STATE

OF

NEV/

HAMPSHIRE

To

the Inhabitants of the

Town

of

Epping

in the County

of

Rockingham

in said State, qualified to vote in

Town

Affairs:

You

are

hereby

notified to

meet

at

Town

Hall in said

Epping

on Tuesday, the Ninth day of

March,

next at nine of

the clockintheforenoon, toact i^on the following subjects:

1.

To

choose all

necessary

Town

Officers for the

year

ensuing.

2.

To

raise such

sums

of

money

as

may

be

necessary

to defray

town charges

for the ensuing

year

and

make

ap-propriations of the

same.

3.

To

see what

sums

of

money

the

town

will vote to

raise and appropriate for roads, bridges

and

sidewalks.

4.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

town

will vote to

raise

and

appropriate for

Memorial

Day

expenses.

5.

To

see ifthe

town

will vote to authorize the

Select-men

to

borrow

money

in anticipation of taxes.

6.

To

see if the

town

will votetoauthorize the

Select-men

to sell property taken by tax title or otherwise,

pro-viding such property is authorized fifteen days in advance of sale and

such

notice is posted in three public places.

7.

To

see ifthe

town

will vote to raise and appropriate

the

sum

of $900.57 and the State to contribute $6,003.78

towards

Class

V

Construction and for

improvement

to our

town.

8.

To

see ifthe

Town

will (a) adopt provisions of

Chap-ter 252 ofthe

Revised

StatutesAnnotatedof

New

Hampshire,

as

amended,

relative to the construction and maintenance

of

main

drains or

common

sewers,

sewage

and/or waste treatment

works

and (optional) (b)vote to establish a

board

of

sewer

commissioners

consisting of three

members

to

(47)

9.

To

see if the

town

will vote to authorize the

con-struction of a municipal

sewage

disposal system, includ-ing interceptor sewers,

pumping

stations, treatment

works

and

other related facilitiesandthe acquisitionof such land,

easements

and rights of

way

as

may

be required in

con-nection with such construction, and to appropriate there-for $500,000.00 to be raised by the issue of general

obli-gation serial bonds of the

town

under and pursuant to the Municipal Finance

Act

and any other enabling authority, and to authorize the

Town

Treasurer, with approval of the Selectmen,todetermine the interest rate, date, maturities,

formandother

detailsofsuch bonds andtoprovide for their

sale and

award

and

to see if the

town

will authorize the

Selectmen

to

make

application for

and

accept on behalf of

the

town

any or all grants or other assistance which

may

now

or hereafter be available in connection with said pro-ject

from

the State of

New

Hampshire

and the United States

of

America

or either of them; and take any other action re-lated to the foregoing matters including an

agreement

with

Epping

Lamprey

District as

below

described.

It isunderstood that no partof the foregoing

sum

shall be raised unless anduntil the

Epping

Lamprey

District so-called shall have voted to and entered into an

agreement

with the town, pursuant to Chapter 53

-A

of the

Revised

Statutes Annotated, as

amended,

to share in the

payment

of

the principal, interest and any other charges in respect of

the said general obligation serial

bonds

in the proportion for the

town

of not

more

than

33-1/3%

nor less than

25%

as the

Selectmen

shall

deem

in its best interest and the

said

agreement

shall be subjecttothe prior approvalofthe Attorney General.

10.

To

see if the

town

will votetoraise and appropri-ate the

sum

of $480.00 for a 50 watt

Base

RadioUnit

(com-plete Installation) for the Fire Station. Sponsored by:

Walter

L. Moulton,

Edward

Castle.

11.

To

see if the

town

will votetoraise

and

appropri-ate the

sum

of $600.00 for Fire Hose.

Sponsored

by:

Walter

L. Moulton,

Edward

Castle,

Fred

Coffin.

12.

To

see if the

town

will vote toraise and

appropri-ate the sirni of $500.00 for

Forest

Fires, with additional

money

to be taken

from

the General

Fund

if necessary.

(48)

13.

To

see if the

town

will vote to elect the

Epping

Fire Chief for a

term

of three (3) years. Residents of the

Town

of

Epping

shall vote at the

March

Town

Meeting

in

the

year

1966 to elect a Fire Chief.

Sponsored

by:

Arthur

G.

LaRoche

Sr.,

William Quackenbush.

14.

To

see if the

town

will voteto raise and appropri-ate the

sum

of

One Hundred

Dollars ($100.00) to be

used

in co-operation with State and

Federal

Funds

for the con-trol of White Pine Blister

Rust

within the confines of the town.

15.

To

see what action the

town

wishes totake on

Re-classification of

former

Route

101.

16.

To

see if the

town

will votetoraise and appropri-ate the

sum

of $2,000.00 for the

purpose

of

improving

and

tarring the Old

Redding

Road (Dump

Road) starting east

from

Route

125.

17.

To

transact any other business

which

may

legally

come

before this meeting.

Given

under our

hands and

seal, this 15th day of

Feb-ruary, in the

year

of our

Lord

nineteen

hundred

and

sixty-five.

J.

PHILIP

ESTEY

LIONEL

J.

COTE

MELVIN

E.

CHAFFEE

Selectmen

of

Epping

A

true copy of

Warrant

- Attest:

J.

PHILIP

ESTEY

LIONEL

J.

COTE

MELVIN

E.

CHAFFEE

Selectmen

of

Epping

(49)
(50)

EPPING

LAMPREY

DISTRICT

WARRANT

NOTICE

OF A

SPECIAL

DISTRICT

MEETING CALLED

BY THE

SELECTMEN

OF EPPING

WHEREAS

the petition as appears

below

has

been

presented to the

selectmen

of

Epping

signed by

more

than ten legal voters, inhabitants of the village therein

de-scribed, in

accordance

with the provisions of

New

Hamp-shire

Revised

Statutes Annotated,

Chapter

52 as

amended

pertaining to Village Districts:

AND

WHEREAS

accordingly the

selectmen

of

Epping

have fixed by suitable boundaries the district

named

Epping

Lamprey

District as set forth in the said petition.

NOW

THEREFORE

in

accordance

with Section 2 of

Chapter

52, as

amended,

of

New

Hampshire

Revised

Stat-utes Annotated notice is

hereby

given of a

meeting

of the

legal voters residing in the district abo\e described.

(1)

To

see if they will vote:

(a) to establish the district

(b) to give it a

name

(c) to choose the

necessary

officers therefor to

hold office until the first annual

meeting

thereof

(2)

To

transact

any

other business

which

may

legally

come

before this meeting.

The

said

meeting

shall be heldat the

Town

Hall in the

said District at seven-thirty o'clock in the evening (7:30

P.M.) of 30

March,

1965.

Given under

our

hands

and seal this 12 day of

Febru-ary, 1965.

J.

PHILIP

ESTEY

SEAL

LIONEL

J.

COTE

MELVm

E.

CHAFFEE

Selectmen

of

Epping

(51)

PETITION

FOR

EPPING

LAMPREY

DISTRICT

12

February

1965

In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 52 of the

New

Hampshire

Revised

Statutes Annotated, as

amended,

we

the undersigned legal voters of the

town

of Epping,

County

of

Rockingham

and State of

New

Hampshire,

and

inhabitants of the district hereinafter described, do hereby petition the

selectmen

of the said

town

to fix, by suitable

boundaries, a district to be

known

as the

EPPING

LAM-PREY

DISTRICT

for any or all of the following purposes: theproduction and supplyofwater for

commercial,

domes-tic and fire purposes, the construction and maintenance of

main

drains or

common

sewers and

the construction,

op-eration and

maintenance

of

sewerage

and waste treatment

plants.

The

said district shall have the following boundaries:

Beginning on

Plumer

Street opposite the house

formerly

of Joseph Kenney, thence southerly to

North

River Road, thence on North River

Road

to the house of

Oscar

St. John, thence returning and on Old Hedding

Road

to the house of

Louis J.

DesRoches,

thence returning and

on

Main

Street

to

Water

Street, on

Elm

Street to Route 125, and on Cate, High, Pike, Bartlett and Mill Streets, on

Academy

Street

as far as the house of Elton Allen, the

Boars

Head

and all lands and streets

between

whether or not

named,

also on Pleasant Streetasfar as the house of

Hilmer

A. Soderberg,

on

Water

Street to the junction with Railroad Avenue, on

Bunker, Moore,

Church, Maple, Oak, St.

Laurent

and

Acre

Streets, on Railroad

Avenue

and

Fremont

Street

from

Water

Street to the house of

Fred

Jean,

on

Main

Street

south of

Water

Street to the junction with Route 125, on Route 125

from

the said junction northerlyto Freddy's

Gas

Station

and

all lands and streets

between

whether or not

named;

intending thereby substantially to

comprise

the

area served

at present by the

Epping

water system,

to-gether withthe

houses and

lots adjacenttothe said streets,

Avenue

and Route.

Executed

in triplicate original.

Herculano

Silveira J.

Ludwin Proulx

Andrew

M.

Vallone

Dwight

W. Brown

lean Fisher Lionel S.

Fecteau

Edward

T. Lavoie Francis J. Lavoie

Richard

S. Brewitt

Marian

Valliere Elton G. Allen

William

Goldthwaite

William

H. Stevens Wilfred ProuLx J. T.O'Connor, Jr.

(52)
(53)
(54)

BUDGET

Estimated

Revenue

and Expenditures for the

Ensuing

Year

January 1, 1965 to

December

31, 1965

Compared

with

Estimated

and Actual

Revenue,

Appropri-ations

and

Expenditures of the Previous

Year

January

1, 1964 to

December

31, 1964

Sources

of

Revenue

From

State:

Int.

&

Div.

Tax

Railroad

Tax

Sav.Bank

Tax

Reimb.

Old

Age

Assistance

Ins. Adjust.

From

Local

Sources

Except

Taxes:

Reimb.

Town

Poor

Dog

Licenses

Bus. Licenses Per.

&

Filing

Fees

Fines

&

Forfeits, Municipal Ct.

Rent

of

Town

Hall

&

Other Bldg. Int.

RecM

on

Taxes

&

Deposits

Inc. of Depts. For. Fire Ref.

Inc.

from

Munic.

owned

UtH.:

Water

Dept.

Motor

Vehicle

Permits

From

Local

Sources

Other than Prop. Taxes: Poll

Taxes

Estimated

Revenue

Previous

Year

1964 Actual

Revenue

Previous

Year

1964 $ 1,800.00 $ 1,660.44

None

78.88 300.00 441.06 100.00

None

150.00 300.00 50.00 1,200.00 12.00 1,000.00 10.00 7,000.00 10,500.00 222.00 292.00 3,484.16 455.30 195.00 2,532.09 12.00 726.02 875.19 7,537.40 12,843.02 1,000.00 1,428.00

Estimated

Revenue

Ensuing

Year

1965 $ 1,500.00 80.00 400.00 125.0C

None

200.00 425.00 50.00 1,400.00 12.00 725.00

None

7,200.00 11,500.00 1,200.00

(55)

Yield

Taxes

1,000.00 2,306.45 1,200.00 Total

Revenue

from

All Sources

Except

Prop.

Taxes

$24,422.00 $35,089.01 $26,017.00

Purposes

of

Appropri-

Actual

Estimated

Expenditures ations Expenditures Expenditures Previous

Previous

Ensuing

Year

1964

Year

1964

Year

1965

Current

Maintenance

Expenses: Gen.

Government:

Town

Off. Sal. $ 3,125.00 $ 3,125.00 $ 3,125.00

Town

Off. Exp. 1,500.00 1,356.07 1,800.00 Election

&

Reg.

Expenses

750.00 928.74 350.00

Mun.

Ct. Exp. 700.00 700.00 700.00

Exp.

Town

Hall

&

Other Bldgs. 2,400.00 2,540.24 2,400.00 Protection of

Persons

&

Property: Police Dept. 2,400.00 2,883.70 2,400.00 Fire Dept. 3,400.00 5,397.26 3,400.00 Insurance 1,200.00 2,180.39 2,000.00

Dam.

&

Leg.Exp. 700.00 455.75 700.00

CivH

Defense 100.00 97.00 100.00 Health:

Health Dept. 100.00 100.00 100.00

Vital Statistics 150.00 147.98 150.00

Town

Dump

800.00 800.00 800.00

Highways

&

Bridges:

Town

Maint.

Summer

7,500.00 10,792.37 7,500.00

Winter 12,500.00 13,894.45 15,000.00 Street Lighting 3,860.00 3,646.87 4,000.00

Gen. Exp.

Hwy.

Dept. 900.00 578.58 900.00

T.R.A. tar,

cul-verts

&

bridges 2,700.00 3,770.32 3,000.00

(56)
(57)
(58)

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AUDITORS'

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that

we

have

examined

the books of

the Selectmen, the

Town

Clerk,the Collector for the

Water

Department,

the

Treasurer

of the

Epping

Public Library, the

Treasurer

of the

Trust

Funds, and have foiind

same

to

be correct and in order.

Wallace

DeRochmont

Frank

J.

Langdon

Auditors

(61)

MUNICIPAL

COURT

Total

Cases

188

(62)

REPORT

OF

THE

FIRE

DEPARTMENT

I wish to thank the

Firemen

and

the citizens for the cooperation

we

have

had

this past

year

in controlling fires

in Epping.

The

following are the

alarms

that the

department

answered:

13 structural fires 7 grass fires 7 forest fires 6 automobile fires 6

dump

fires

2

mutual

aid calls

2 lost

persons

I would like to

remind

all

home

owners

that they are required

by

the

Board

of Fire Control of the State of

New

Hampshire

to

procure

a

permit

from

the Fire Chief for installing furnaces in their

homes.

This

year

the Fire

Department

is asking for a simi of

money

to

purchase

a

base

radio unit for the FireStation.

The

present base unit is a

mobile

xmit set up as such.

We

would

like to put this mobileunit into thetank truck that is

now

without a radio.

A

new

base radio will give us a great

deal

more

transmitting power,

which

is

needed

to

make

contact with our trucks.

The

radios

which

we now

have

were

purchased by

the

Firemen

without any extra cost to the taxpayers.

Again

I

wish

to thank

everyone

for his cooperation.

WALTER

L.

MOULTON,

SR.,

Chief

Epping

Fire

Department

EPPING

FIRE

BELLES

A

recentaddition to the Fire

Department

isthe

newly-formed

Ladies* Auxiliaryknox^Ti asthe

Epping

Fire Belles.

The

purpose

of the organization is to cooperate with

and

to assist the Fire

Department.

Any

relative (wife,

(63)

daughter or mother) of a

member

of the Fire

Department

iseligible tojoin byattending the

meetings

the first

Thurs-day of each month.

To

date

we

have

served

lunches tothe

Firemen

during

three largefires,

made

and

putup

new

curtains inthe

base-ment

of the Fire Station,

and

assisted the

men

with the

Firemen's

Ball.

The

officers are asfollows: President, SylviaMoulton; Vice president,

Marion

Desjardin; Secretary,

Frances

Galley; Treasurer,

Audrey

Castle.

I wish to thank all

who

have assisted us in any

way

during our first

year

and I hope in the future

we

will be

able to serve the Fire

Department

to a greater capacity.

SYLVIA

MOULTON,

President

Epping

Fire Belles

(64)

REPORT OF THE

FOREST

FIRE

WARDEN

AND

YOUR

DISTRICT

CHIEF

The

1964 forest fire

season

surpassed

the

record

year of 1963 in both length and severity.

For

the

second

successive year,

we

experienced a rainfall deficiency of

more

than ten inches and the

compounding

of such drought conditions, together with the

many

days of strong, dry winds, characterized 1964 as one of the

most

hazardous

years

in the past half century. Although our fire

season

was

three

weeks

longer than that of 1963, the

number

of

fires

showed

only a slight increase and

more

remarkable

was

the fact that the

area burned

dropped

from

2,280 acres

in 1963 to 900 acres in 1964.

Early

detection and rapid response kept

many

potentialfire disasters

from becoming

reality.

We

all

owe

a debt of gratitude to the

men

in this

community who

responded

and foughtour fires so

efficient-ly.

Our

state is

now

86%

wooded

and

its

economy

both

industrial and recreational

is greatly dependent on this

forest resource.

The

responsibility for adequate fire

pro-tection of this great

area

4,350,000 acres

is

every-one's responsibility

and

prevention is one of our

most

ef-fective tools.

Prevention is

good

common

sense.

1.

Take your

rubbish to the

town

dimip. If

you

must

burn, obtaina

permit and watch your

fire until it is

dead out.

2. Instruct

your

children infire safety.

Keep matches

from

young

children. Explain to

them

the dangers

of lighting

matches

and

making

outdoor fires.

3.

Be

sure discarded

smoking

material and

matches

are out.

A

major

portionof our preventablefires this year are chargeable to three causes: (1)

permit

fires allowed to

escape; (2) children playing with

matches; and

(3)

smokers.

Let's be mindful of the fact that all such fires

endanger

property and lives.

We

wish

to thank

you

for your

very

fine cooperation during the past fire

season

and with

your

continued

(65)

eration

we

areconfident that

we

can

improve

our fire

rec-ord in 1965.

Number

of fires

and burned

area in 1964

I

Fires

Area-Acres

State 886 875

Town

7 8

RALPH

STEVENS,

LAURENCE

W.

CARAWAY

District Chief

Warden

(66)

LIBRARY

REPORT

This will have to be a ''thank-you'* report;

because

since the

Harvey

-Mitchell

Memorial

Library

was

dedi-cated on April 12, 1964,

we

have so

many

people to be

thankful to.

The

librarian

and

librarytrustees

wish

to thank, first of all,

Mr.

Dudley

Harvey

and

Doctor

Abram

Mitchell for

making

it possible for us to have the lovely building

and

land.

Secondly,

we

are

very

thankful to the trustees of the

library building fund

and

grateful for the

many

hours of

time

given to planning of the library building.

A

debt of

gratitude is given to

Mrs.

Richard

Sanborn,

Mr.

Elton Allen and

Mr.

Richard Brewittand

to the

many

others

who

have

served

before

them.

We

are also thankful to all of the people

and

to all of

the organizations of

Epping

who

gave

many

gifts of

money

so that

we were

able to furnish the

new

building.

The

Friends

of the

Library

tookthis

on

as their project for the

year and

did

themselves

proudly.

A

thank -you

must

go to the

Epping

Garden

Club for

their flower

arrangements

throughout the

year

to help

make

the library attractive on important occasions

and

in

between

times.

These

members

are also planning to

land-scape the

grounds

of the library,

which

will

add

greatly to

the beauty of our

new

building.

Thanks

go to the

Boy

Scout troop of

Epping

for helping

to

move

all of the

books

from

the old library to the

new

what would

we

have done without

them

?

Andrew

Morel

has

worked

hard

on

moving

some

of the shelves

from

the old library so that

we

can

use

them

in the

basement.

Thank

you,

Andy.

We

are truly grateful to the

many

people

who

gave so generously of books,

time

and

money.

And

to you, the

peo-ple of Epping,

deserve

a thank-you for approving of the

big increase in the library budget. Without funds, it

would

be impossible to operate

no

heat,

no

lights, no janitor

service, and no

new

books.

(67)

The

Harvey-Mitchell

Memorial

Library

was

dedicated

on

April 12, 1964 with

many

dignitaries present. It

was

a

big event for

Epping because

it

was

the only

new

library

built in

New

Hampshire

for that year.

As

far as I

know

it

was

the only one built in

New

England

and,

who

knows,

maybe

the only one in the countryI

We

have

had

a

busy

year here in the library.

Food

sales

were

held onelection days,

run by

the Friends of the Library.

The

schoolchildren

came

inby grades to look the

new

library over.

The

high school English classes

came

in tolearn

how

touse the card catalog. Inthe fallthefourth

grade (Mrs.

Tower)

came

to visit

and

to register in order to

borrow

books.

A

story hour

program

has

been

held weekly for the pre-school children.

Mrs.

Anne

McReel

has

been

quite

successful with this project

and

I

am

sure the little folks have enjoyed this.

The

P.T.A. held their April

meeting

in the library

which

was

well attended.

Mrs.

PriscillaEstey,

Mrs. Agnes

Woods

and

Mrs.

Richard

Winsortook

part in this and

pre-sented a

very

interesting

program

for the

members.

The

library trustees held an art contest in the

gram-mar

school and their

work was

on

display here in the

li-brary.

Awards

were

presented to the top three winners in

the grades participating.

Our

annual tea for the teachers

was

held in the fall.

I

was

very

pleased to

meet

the

many who came

and enjoyed the social hour with them.

The

Epping

Woman's

Friendship

League

have held

many

meetings here in the library at the invitation of the

library trustees. It isour hope that

each

and

every

organi-zation will be our guests at various times.

A

reception for

Governor

King

was

held in the library

on

June first.

The

Friends of the

Library

and the Catholic

Daughters

of

Epping served

refreshments.

The

Epping

Woman's

Club have given a

number

of

books

in

memory

ofpast

members.

Twice

a

year

the

Cath-olic

Daughters have

given us gifts of

new

books to

be

en-53

(68)

joyed and

read

by

all.

Many

private citizens have given us

books

also

from

their

own

collections.

The

Epping

Garden

Club

each year

has given us a subscription to a

horticul-tural

magazine.

And

the

Epping

P.T.A. has given us the

P.T.A. magazine.

Many

folks, too, have given us their

magazines

as

soon

as they have finished reading them.

These

have

been

a big help towards reference

work

badly

needed

by the students of the schools.

Besidestrying to keep up with currentfiction

and

non-fiction books,

we

have started to

purchase

new

reference

books

for the students;

mainly

on

government,

literature

and

social studies.

Our

biggest

purchase

was

for a set of

Encyclopedia

Americana

mostly

used by

the high school students.

Many more

are needed,

and

in time

we

will have

other fields provided for.

We

have

had

to

purchase

three fire extinguishers

and

have helped to

pay

for the hot-topping out back.

We

have

had

a telephone installed, 679-5944.

I personally

wish

to thank

my

board

of trustees for

their interest in the library work.

They

are all

members

of the N. H.

Library

Trustees

Association.

Mr.

Harry

Freeman,

Jr. is the janitor and I do

want

him

to

know

of

our appreciation for all that he has done

towards

making

the librarya pleasant placein

which

to work.

Miss

Regina

Kimball, the library assistant, is doing a splendid job

and

is fim to

work

with.

And

Idoappreciate allothers

who

have

helped

me

here in the library.

The

new

library

and

allof its activities, besides loan-ing books, has

made

this past

year

a

busy

one and

enjoy-able for

me.

I still enjoy the

work

and

am

both pleased

and proud

to serve you.

May

this

year

of 1965 be

even

busier and

more

prosperous

in our

New

Harvey

-Mitchell

Memorial

Library.

Respectfully submitted,

MRS.

IRENE

M.

HUTCHINSON,

Librarian

(69)

HARVEY MITCHELL

MEMORIAL

LIBRARY

Budget

for 1965-66

(70)
(71)

OFFICERS

OF THE EPPING

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

1964-1965

SCHOOL

BOARD

Francis J. Lavoie,

Chairman

Term

Expires 1965

Robert

G. Kimball

Term

Expires 1966 Louise Harvey,

Clerk

Term

Expires 1967

SUPERINTENDENT OF

SCHOOLS

Francis C.

Wilson

TREASURER

J. Philip

Estey

MODERATOR

Claude

Goodrich

CLERK

Flora

Goodrich

ATTENDANCE

OFFICER

Francis J. Lavoie

SCHOOL NURSE

Constance Huss, R. N. 57

(72)

SCHOOL

WARRANT

THE

STATE

OF

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

To

the Inhabitants of the School district in the

town

of

Epping

qualified to vote in district affairs:

You

are

hereby

notified to

meet

at the

Town

Hall in

said districtonthe ninth dayof

March,

1965, atnineo'clock

in the forenoon, to act

upon

the following subjects:

The

polls

may

not close before five o'clock in the afternoon.

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

Treasurer

for the ensuing year.

Given

imder our hands at said

Epping

this 20th

day

of

February,

1965.

FRANCIS

J.

LAVOIE

ROBERT

KIMBALL

LOUISE

HARVEY

School

Board

A

true copy of

Warrant

- Attest:

FRANCIS

J.

LAVOIE

ROBERT

KIMBALL

LOUISE

HARVEY

School

Board

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