Annual Reports of the Town of Deerfield, New Hampshire 1952
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The audit of the trust fund ac- counts was made from the reports of the Trustees of Trust Funds and savings bank books.
The Jenness School Fund of $5,000.00 is invested in a Town of Deerfield note of like amount. The in- 52 terest at 6% on this note, amounting to $300,00 an- nually, is paid directly to the School District by the Town. It is recommended for purposes of record that the check in payment of the interest be made payable to the Trustees of Trust Funds and endorsed by them payable to ...the School District.
Tax Collector's Deeds: It was noted that several tax collector's deeds have been passed to the Town but have not been re- corded by the Register of Deeds. These deeds should be registered as soon as possible.
Conclusion : The provisions of Section 31, Chapter 211, of the Laws of 1939, require that this report or a summary of its essential feature shall be published in the next annual town report. This letter of transmittal should be included in its entirety but the inclusion of Exhibits is optional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The audit of the trust fund ac- counts was made from the reports of the Trustees of Trust Funds and savings bank books.
The Jenness School Fund of $5,000.00 is invested in a Town of Deerfield note of like amount. The in- 52 terest at 6% on this note, amounting to $300,00 an- nually, is paid directly to the School District by the Town. It is recommended for purposes of record that the check in payment of the interest be made payable to the Trustees of Trust Funds and endorsed by them payable to ...the School District.
Tax Collector's Deeds: It was noted that several tax collector's deeds have been passed to the Town but have not been re- corded by the Register of Deeds. These deeds should be registered as soon as possible.
Conclusion : The provisions of Section 31, Chapter 211, of the Laws of 1939, require that this report or a summary of its essential feature shall be published in the next annual town report. This letter of transmittal should be included in its entirety but the inclusion of Exhibits is optional.
What to read after Annual Reports of the Town of Deerfield, New Hampshire 1952?
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