Annual Report of the Town of Rollinsford, New Hampshire 1940
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Fore-warned, — should mean to you,— fore-armed.
We extend our thanks to all neighboring fire depart- ments who have in any way assisted us in the past and we stand ready to return the favor when called upon so to do, provided, of course if we are equipped with the necessary facilities to cooperate.
Also our sincere thanks go out to all local citizens who have so willingly cooperated with us to make their fire service efficient. Their continued assistance and cooperation will be appreciated for ...better fire protec- tion.
RAYMOND C. CHASE Chief Engineer and Forest Fire Warden Rollinsford Fire Dep.
80 Respectfully submitted, January 31, 1940.
ALARMS FOR FIRE Feb. 1, 1939— Jan. 31, 1940 Box 32— Henry Proal Est., chimney, Feb. 2, 1939.
Box 3 — James A. Dodge, horses in mud hole, Feb. 2, . 1939.
Box 4 — Smith, Miller, and Hermer Shoe Factory, Feb.
9, 1939.
Box 6 — Daniel Fagan, chimney, Feb. 10, 1939.
Box 6 — William Thomas, house, Feb. 16, 1939.
Box 77- — Assembly Call — American Legion, March 13, 1939.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fore-warned, — should mean to you,— fore-armed.
We extend our thanks to all neighboring fire depart- ments who have in any way assisted us in the past and we stand ready to return the favor when called upon so to do, provided, of course if we are equipped with the necessary facilities to cooperate.
Also our sincere thanks go out to all local citizens who have so willingly cooperated with us to make their fire service efficient. Their continued assistance and cooperation will be appreciated for ...better fire protec- tion.
RAYMOND C. CHASE Chief Engineer and Forest Fire Warden Rollinsford Fire Dep.
80 Respectfully submitted, January 31, 1940.
ALARMS FOR FIRE Feb. 1, 1939— Jan. 31, 1940 Box 32— Henry Proal Est., chimney, Feb. 2, 1939.
Box 3 — James A. Dodge, horses in mud hole, Feb. 2, . 1939.
Box 4 — Smith, Miller, and Hermer Shoe Factory, Feb.
9, 1939.
Box 6 — Daniel Fagan, chimney, Feb. 10, 1939.
Box 6 — William Thomas, house, Feb. 16, 1939.
Box 77- — Assembly Call — American Legion, March 13, 1939.
What to read after Annual Report of the Town of Rollinsford, New Hampshire 1940?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rollinsford (N.H. : Town) to read onlineMoreLess
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