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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
Town of Duxbury
MAS
S
SATED
For the Year Ending December 31
1920
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
own of Duxbury
MASSA
YURY
637
COR
TAND
TED
JUN
For the Year Ending December 31
1920
THE
PLYMOUTH MEMORIAL PRESS 1921
INDEX
Assessors' Report,
Auditor's Report,
Births,
Board of Health Report,
Cemetery Trust Funds,
Deaths,
75 Selectmen's Report, 5
Dog Licenses Issued,
SS
Street Department, 55
Duxbury Cemetery Trustees,
58 Town Clerk's Report, 72
60 Town Meetings, 71
7 Town Officers, 3
Fire Department Report,
60
Treasurer's Report, 63
Forest Warden Report,
52
Marriages, 72
89 Moth Superintendent Report, 57
74 Overseers of the Poor Report, 53
54 Porter Shore Road, 61
66 School Department, 101
Duxbury Free Library,
Financial Report,
56 Tree Warden's Report, 58
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TOWN OFFICERS, 1920.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor - Sidney C. Soule, Wendell Phillips, Alfred E. Green.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector-George H. Stearns. Auditors-Herbert E. Walker, Myron M. White.
School Committee-Albert M. Goulding, Elizabeth A. Phil- lips, Ralph K. Bearce.
Board of Health-Charles W. Eaton, Eugene E. Covell, Paul C. Peterson.
Constables-Charles S. Pierce, Warren C. Prince, Robert I. Tower.
Cemetery Trustees-Albert M. Goulding, Elisha Peterson, William J. Alden, Henry F. White, John Simmons.
Tree Warden-John D. Morrison.
Forest Warden-Hortense E. Merry.
Moth Superintendent-John D. Morrison.
Fire Engineers-H. E. Merry, J. L. McNaught, H. S. Wins- low, C. R. Crocker, L. M. Peterson, H. E. Hartford, C. J. San- theson, C. E. L. Nickerson.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber-Charles P. Grueby, and Charles E. L. Nickerson.
Field Drivers-J. . Knowles Parker, James L. McNaught, Henry S. Winslow, John A. Hunt, Daniel W. Studley, Charles R. Crocker, Edward S. O'Neil, Albert M. Goulding, Walter Cushing.
Undertaker and Burial Agent-Elisha Peterson.
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Registrars of Voters-John H. Glover, Thomas W. Herrick, George H. Stearns. Wendell B. Phillips.
Inspector of Animals-Herman H. Delano, Jr.
Inspector of Slaughtered Animals-Charles S. Pierce.
Sealer ef Weights and Measures-Charles S. Pierce.
Measurer of Grain-Charles P. Grueby. Inspector of Lime-Charles P. Grueby.
Weighers of Coal-Charles P. Grueby, Mary Cary, James McKay, Arthur C. Greene, George Simmons.
Fence Viewers-Charles R. Crocker, J. Knowles Parker, Ed- ward S. O Neil.
Keeper of Almshouse and Pound-Herbert Packard.
Superintendent of Streets-Edward S. O'Neil.
Town Physicians-N. K. Noyes, M. D., Roger Spaulding. M. D.
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REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN
Your Board of Selectmen herewith submit a report of their stewardship for the year of 1920:
In accordance with a vote of the town, the road construction and repairs received attention. The Bay Road was completed to the Kingston line with an exception of a fence, which will be built as soon as weather is suitable.
Chestnut Street has been completed. Toby Garden, Elm and Summer Streets have been completed from the Tree of Knowl- edge to the foot of Toby Garden hill. Operations were then suspended pending an investigation of the material which the Street Superintendent. Mr. O'Neil, criticized as inferior. Cold weather then setting in operations were suspended until spring. The company from whom the material was bought has promised to make good.
The $30,000 appropriation was inadequate to complete the whole section. On our presentation of the case to the Highway Division of the Board of Public Works, who have always ap- preciated the lead Duxbury has taken in the good roads nicve- ment, they have granted us $10,000 which will be available as soon as the road is completed.
The work on Josselyn Avenue was delayed until this year, on account of our machinery being worked to its capacity after receiving the asphalt for building purposes.
Massasoit Road and Mayflower Avenue have yet to be at- tended to.
The relocation of Washington Street from Blue Fish River to Mattakeesett Court has been completed without any land damage to the residents along said street.
The painting of the Town Office building was given to the lowest bidder, Mr. George H. Doane, who did the work in a very satisfactory manner.
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With regard to the Town House grounds, the impossibility of getting materials, the operations were delayed until it was too late on account of weather, and we thought it advisable to wait until spring.
The World War is over but its aftermath is with us and is very much in evidence in the form of extravagance. We have become infected with this germ disease and the remedy, which is painful and therefore dreaded, is sacrifice. Last year appro- priations were granted with a lavish hand in utter disregard of that large number of tax payers living on small fixed incomes who, owing to high prices, have been suffering in silence.
While the town can vote appropriations at will the duty of raising the funds devolves upon the Selectmen who act as a committee on ways and means. We were confronted with the problem of raising, approximately, double the usual tax levy and this we did by readjusting property values, which netted an increase of $900,000. But even then the tax rate had to be increased to $24.50, the highest rate ever known in Duxbury.
We wish to thank the tax payers for the kindly and uncom- plaining spirit in which they accepted our solution of the tax problem and will now call to their attention that without they practise economy in expenditures this year, the tax rate will be so high that it will bring positive injury to the town, for with rare exceptions properties are valued to the limit.
As individuals nearly all of us regulate our expenses to our income. Let us practise the same principle in town affairs and may we ask the various departments, for this year at least, to make an effort to reduce expenses, and also ask our fellow citi- ,zens to cooperate with and encourage the officers of the town in the attainment of this object.
SIDNEY C. SOULE, WENDELL PHILLIPS, ALFRED E. GREEN, Selectmen of Duxbury.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
RECEIPTS
Taxes.
Polls : personal, real, moth,
$97,981 85
Corporation Taxes, 1,209 90
Income Tax, 1920,
11,550 62
Income Tax, previous years, 2,164 50
Income Tax, Schools,
2,346 66
$115,253 53
Licenses and Permits.
:
Peddler, Slaughtering, Junk, etc., $132 50
County, Dog Licenses, 332 29
$464 79
Fines and Forfeits.
Third District Court, Fines, $91 50
General Government.
Town Clerk, Fees,
$65 30
Telephone Tolls,
9 58
$74 88
Police.
Sale Automobile, $25 00
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Forestry.
Moth Extermination,
$944 88
Sealer Weights and Measures.
Fees,
$19 98
Health.
State Treasurer, Tuberculosis,
$403 29
Highways.
Refund Freight,
$4 48
Charities.
Sale of Produce, Almshouse,
$39 50
Board at Almshouse,
300 00
Telephone Tolls and Rent,
13 25
Reimbursement from Taunton,
153 00
Reimbursement from Kingston,
1,050 65
Reimbursement from State, 356 00
Reimbursement from Individuals,
86 47
$1,998 87
Soldiers' Benefits.
State Aid,
$1,122 00
Schools.
Town of Scituate,
$12 13
Unclassified.
$21 25
Blue Prints of Assessors' Maps,
Cemeteries. $40 00
Sale of Lots,
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Interest.
Interest on Deposits, $347 44
Interest on Taxes, 1,106 06
Interest on Cemetery Funds,
660 70
Interest on Trust Funds,
45 00
Accrued Interest,
21 87
$2,181 07
Municipal Indebtedness.
Temporary Loans,
$73,000 00
Highway Loan, 30,000 00
$103,000 00
Cemetery, Perpetual Care Funds.
Nettie R. Batsford Fund,
$100 00
Mary F. Bryant Fund,
100 00
Henry B. Chandler Fund,
100 00
Thomas Gorham Fund,
100 00
Gertrude W. Hollis Fund,
100 00
William and Mary Myrick Fund,
150 00
Reuben Ring Fund,
200 00
Martin Sampson Fund,
100 00
Luther W. Sherman Fund,
100 00
$1,050 00
Refunds.
Health Dept.,
$112 40
Charities,
29 87
Soldiers' Exemptions,
184 00
$326 27
Total Receipts,
$227,033 92
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EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
Moderator.
Appropriation, $15 00
Henry P. Moulton, Jr., services, $15 00
Selectmen.
Appropriation, $1,250 00
Sidney C. Soule, services and expenses, $389 28
Wendell Phillips, services and expenses, 327 50
Harry B. Bradley, services and expenses, 62 58
Alfred E. Green, services and expenses, 247 40
Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 55 10
Duxbury Post Office, stamps, 12 94
Millbrook Post Office, supplies, 2 41
Hobbs & Warren, supplies, 60
Charles C. McNaught, express, 8 10
J. R. Harlow, transportation, 5 00
Herricks' Garage, transportation,
4 00
$1,119 94
Accounting.
Appropriation, $600 00
Mary E. Green, services, $549 16
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Treasurer.
Appropriation, $950 00 Transfer from Reserve Fund, 71
George H. Stearns, services and expenses, $754 37
American Surety Co., bond, 25 00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies, 80 52
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies, 5 70
Emerson & Co., supplies,
37
Paul C. Peterson, supplies,
25
Plymouth Rock Garage, transportation,
6 00
F. M. Wadsworth, transportation, 8 00
Stony Brook Garage, transportation, 11 50
David H. Thomas, transportation,
6 00
Herrick's Garage, transportation, 11 25
Thomas W. Herrick, transportation,
5 25
Armstrong Battery Shop, transportation,
3 50
Cushing Bros., transportation,
7 00
Dept. of Corporations and Taxation,
Certification of Notes,
26 00
$950 71
Tax Collector.
Appropriation,
$1,000 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$741 30
Adele Burgess, services,
8 40
Abby S. Bradlee, services,
5 25
American Surety Co., bond,
50 00
Memorial Press, printing,
17 70
Rogers Job Print, printing,
29 50
Thomas Groom & Co., supplies,
5 64
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
26 19
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
2 00
Millbrook Post Office, supplies,
3 00
$888 98
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Assessors.
Appropriation,
$1,200 00
Wendell Phillips, services,
$375 00
Sidney C. Soule, services, 250 00
Harry B. Bradley, services, 52 08
Alfred E. Green, services, 187 50
Plymouth Co. Registry of Deeds, Transfers, 23 50
Cushing Bros., transportation, 135 00
Memorial Press, printing,
7 50
Davol Printing House, printing,
12 00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
2 00
$1,044 .8
Assessors' Maps.
Appropriation, $100 00
Paul H. Delano, work on maps, $246 28
Law.
Appropriation, $200 00
Charels S. Davis, services,
$75 00
Harry B. Davis, services,
75 00
$150 00
Toun Clerk.
Appropriation, $450 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$337 30
American Surety Co., bond,
2 50
Globe-Wernicke Co., supplies,
55 64
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies,
12 65
Dennison Mfg. Co., supplies,
75
Ward's. supplies.
1 59
P. B. Murphy, supplies,
3 85
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
17 95
Carters Ink Co., supplies,
2 50
J. L. McNaught, transportation,
1 50
R. G. Needham, transportation,
4 00
$440 23
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Election and Registration.
Appropriation, $300 00
Wendell B. Phillips, services as registrar, 25 00
Harry A. McNaught, election officer, 10 00
Wendell Phillips, election officer, 8 00
Robert I. Tower, election officer, 19 00
Charles E. Nickerson, election officer, 21 50
Alfred E. Green, election officer, 8 00
Sidney C. Soule, election officer,
14 00
Eden S. Glover, election officer,
8 00
Cushing Bros., transportation,
2 50
L. B. Freeman, transportation, 2 50
Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 159 80
Rockland Standard Pub. Co., printing, 5 25
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies, 6 60
Duxbury Post Office, supplies, 5 63
George H. Stearns, supplies, 1 25
E. J. Sweetser, supplies, 35
Walter L. Freeman, services,
1 00
$298 38
Town Hall and Office.
Appropriation, $800 00
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., fuel, $261 43
E. W. Loring, fuel, 29 40
Chandler Mill Co., fuel, 15 00
E. W. Soule, carting coal, 6 00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. (Co., telephone, 140 77
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights, 21 91
Duxbury Fire & Water Dist., water, 13 00
H. M. Freeman, janitor and repairs, 20 00
J. D. Morrison, janitor, 2 50
Waverley Heating & Supply Co., repairs, 10 53
Plymouth Typewriter Exchange, repairs, 2 25
J. D. Randall, repairs, 9 51
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J. F. Bolton, repairs, 9 84
J. J. O'Brien, repairs, 3 53
C. A. Devereux, repairs, 4 75
John F. Waters, repairs,
5 49
E. J. Sweetser, supplies,
9 95
Hobbs & Warren, supplies, 1 86
$567 72
Repairs at Town Office.
Appropriation, $500 00
George H. Doane, account of contract, $262 00
George H. Doane, painting shed, 52 00
Geo. H. Doane, labor and transportation 6 75
J. D. Randall, repairs, 37 09
B. O. Strong & Sons, curtains, 30 00
A. A. Sprague, radiator, 68 50
$456 34
Town House Grounds.
Appropriation, $3,000 00
Joseph F. Carew, Inc., limestone, $1,765 00
Thomas Roberts, steps and ramps, 250 00
Harold F. Kellogg, commission, 250 00
$2,265 00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.
Police Department.
Appropriation, $1,000 00 Overdrawn, 113 44
Charles S. Pierce, services and expenses, $438.24 Robert I. Tower, services and expenses, 208 90
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Warren C. Prince, services and expenses, 44 00 John D. Morrison, services and expenses, 64 80 Harry M. Freeman, services and expenses, 3 00
James W. Ellis, services,
27 50
Herrick's Garage, transportation, 33 25
Cushing Bros., transportation, 293 75
$1,113 44
Fire Department.
Appropriation, $500 00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lighting, $30 52
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., fuel, 27 87
David H. Thomas, fuel, 10 50
American La France Fire Engine Co., supplies, 12 00
Herrick's Garage, supplies, 2 60
Paul C. Peterson, supplies,
1 00
W. O. Peterson, supplies,
10 00
Cushing Bros., supplies
26 93
Cushing Bros., Campello, painting,
76 25
Henry S. Helgeson, repairs,
28 00
Gershom B. Chandler, repairs, 21 98
Frank E. Phillips, janitor,
25 00
George H. Phillips, janitor,
24 50
Edgar W. Chandler, janitor and labor, 65 92
H. E. Merry, labor, 23 94
J. B. Chandler, labor, 17 00
Sidney Peterson, labor,
6 50
Elmer Peterson, labor, 6 50
W. H. Hunt, labor,
50
Franklin Brett, labor,
50
Henry C. Chandler, labor,
50
John Hunt, labor,
50
H. E. Hartford, labor,
63
H. A. Tammett, labor,
3 75
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Joseph Nickerson, labor, 3 75
Ernest (Chandler, labor,
50
Earl S. Cushing, labor,
50
Russell De Wolf, labor,
1 00
Waldo B. Reed, labor,
50
Chester A. Morse, labor,
50
Cyrus R. Foster, labor,
50
Eben N. Briggs, labor,
50
John H. Glover, labor,
50
Willard Randall, labor,
76
Hubert J. Needham, labor,
38
Laurence Soule, labor,
1 00
Fred Soule, labor,
1 00
James Delano, labor,
4 00
$438 18
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Appropriation, $150 00
Charles S. Pierce, services and expenses, $111 34
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies, 38 66
$150 00
Bounties.
Appropriation, $35 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund, 32 00
Edwin Johnson,
$2 00
Guy L. Soule,
1 45
Oliver L. Loring,
15
Howard Blanchard,
7 50
Arthur C. Holmes,
1 00
Luther Pierce,
2 00
C. A. Devereux,
60
Michael Farrell,
1 50
Eliot T. Spaulding,
30
John C. Smith, 60
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Harvey J. Reynolds,
15
Richard H. Sears,
15
Irving Knight,
9 45
Harvey J. Reynolds, Jr.,
30
George E. Belknap,
2 00
Johnnie Lovell,
3 00
Winnifred A. Osborne,
2 00
Harold Mosher,
30
H. A. Peterson,
4 50
A. H. Walker,
60
Edwin T. Hunt,
9 00
Jessie Nickerson,
1 50
Joe Deeley,
2 00
Norman L. Hardy,
75
Frederick T. Potter,
5 00
Donald Maxwell,
2 00
Robert J. N. Osborne,
2 15
Harry C. Foye,
90
C. R. Drew,
4 00
Frank D. Chandler,
15
$67 00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth.
Appropriation, $3,973 25
John D. Morrison, labor, $883 00
John D. Morrison, horse and expenses, 189 70
Robert I. Tower, labor and horse, 466 00
Waldo B. Reed, labor,
327 50
Willard Randall, labor,
286 00
Eben N. Briggs, labor,
274 00
John T. Higgins, labor,
6 00
Richard Glover, labor,
102 00
Clarence Nickerson, labor,
86 00
Charles B. Freeman, labor,
88 00
Duxbury 2
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Joseph V. Merry, team, 240 00
Charles E. Nickerson, team,
230 00
Eden W. Soule, team,
10 00
Henry A. Briggs, team,
249 00
Henry A. Briggs, labor,
125 00
John Edgar labor, 84 00
John S. Edwards, labor,
S4 00
John S. Edwards, team, 63 00
Louis Randall, labor, 10 00
Duxbury Fire and Water District, water,
12 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight,
10 86
Memorial Press, printing,
2 05
Herrick's Garage, auto,
8 50
H. E. Walker, supplies,
42 46
Cushing Bros., supplies,
7 45
$3,886 52
Tree Warden.
Appropriation, $100 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund, 9 48
John D. Morrison, labor, $54 63
Robert I. Tower, labor,
29 00
John S. Edwards, labor, 12 75
G. & B. T. M. Dept., spraying,
13 10
$109 48
Forest Warden.
Appropriation, $300 00
Overdrawn, 3 52
American La France Fire Extinguisher
Co., apparatus, $162 00
Ames Agricultural Implement Co.,
Apparatus, 21 60
Charles E. Nickerson, storage, 10 00
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A. M. Goulding, storage, 5 00
James O. Delano, labor, 1 50
John W. Bolton, labor, 1 50
H. E. Merry, labor, 10 52
H. A. Tammett, labor,
26 36
Kenneth Facey, labor,
50
Paul Cushing, labor,
50
Earl Cushing, labor,
1 50
William Ellis, labor,
1 00
Frank Glass, labor,
50
Clinton Duff, labor,
2 00
H. A. McNaught, labor,
1 00
Homer /Cromwell, labor,
1 00
Arthur W. Bennett, labor,
1 00
George Sollis, Jr., labor,
2 00
Robert Osborn, labor,
50
Henry Merry, labor,
3 00
Frank Chandler, labor,
2 00
John Simmons, labor,
1 00
Eben Briggs, labor,
50
Lawrence Soule, labor,
2 00
Chester A. Morse, labor,
1 00
Victor Shiff, labor,
50
Fred Simmons, labor,
50
Edward Stevens, labor,
1 77
Elmer Glass, labor,
50
Arthur Loring, labor,
1 00
George Loring, labor,
50
Edgar W. Chandler, labor,
14 43
Charles Edwards, labor,
1 00
Roger Spalding, labor,
1 50
Ralph Chandler, labor,
1 00
Herrick's Garage, labor,
13 84
George Simmons, labor,
75
Frank Dawes. labor,
75
J. B. Chandler, labor,
6 00
$303 52
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Health.
Appropriation, $750 00 Overdrawn, 66 52
Plymouth County Hospital, treatment, $451 10
Charles W. Eaton, services and expenses, 108 74
E. E. Covell, services and expenses, 95 41
Paul C. Peterson, services and expenses, 59 87
Eden A. Holmes, burying seal,
2 00
Fred Soule, burying animals,
4 00
Geo. McKay, transportation,
16 00
L. B. Freeman, transportation,
3 75
Cushing Bros., transportation, 4 50
Sebastian Govoni, transportation, 2 00
R. I. Tower, transportation, 1 00
Herrick's Garage, transportation,
16 50
Memorial Press, printing, 20 65
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies,
24 30
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
40
R. W. Mellen, printing,
1 30
$816 52
Animal Inspection.
Appropriation, $150 00
H. H. Delano, Jr., inspection of animals and premises, $150 00
Animal Inspection.
Appropriation, $150 00
Charles S. Pierce, inspection of slaugh- tered animals, $150 00
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Town Dump.
Appropriation,
$50 00
Charles W. Eaton, labor,
$15 90
Sebastian Govoni, labor, 5 00
C. E. Nickerson, labor and material, 20 75
John E. Jordan Co., material,
8 35
$50 00
HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND SIDEWALKS.
Appropriation,
$6,500 00
Edward S. O'Neil, labor and team,
$619 72
B. F. Goodrich, team, 12 00
Charles E. Nickerson, team,
201 31
J. Knowles Parker, team,
389 30
Eden W. Soule, team,
538 00
Daniel W. Studley, team,
211 98
John W. Lovell, team,
21 00
H. E. Merry, team,
3 00
H. H. Delano, team,
395 62
A. E. Parks, team,
115 58
S. W. Sheldon, team,
76 85
Lowell G. Brown, team,
21 00
Walter Cushing, team,
114 60
Charles !Crocker, team,
55 00
Henry B. Chandler Est., team,
70 00
John A. Hunt, team,
76 50
A. F. Loring, team,
31 75
Harry Cushing, team
218 67
John S. Edwards, team,
17 50
C. M. Taylor, team,
11 00
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Cyrus Lantz, team, 35 00
John D. Morrison, team, 8 00
L. B. Freeman, team, 44 00
The Barrett Co., material,
1,182 15
W. F. and E. W. Loring, material,
15 00
Frank Dawes, material,
5 40
Anna D. Bailey, material,
9 45
Clear Brook Cranbery Co., material,
2 85
H. B. Bradley, material,
11 40
Marshall Blakeman, team,
11 68
Commissioners of Public Safety, boiler inspection, 10 00
Duxbury ICoal & Lumber Co., supplies, 18 53
Waldo Bros. & Bond, supplies,
54 08
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight,
1 04
Cushing Bros., supplies,
3 25
John E. Jordan Co., supplies, 10 38
American Railway Ex. Co., express, 1 58
Mrs. Nora Smith, board,
16 50
Harry A. Randall, guide board,
14 00
Willard Taylor, labor,
64 00
Thomas Redmond, labor,
50 00
Andrew Bennett, labor,
40 75
Edward Randall, labor,
2 00
A. M. Goulding, labor,
39 75
Elliot Randall, labor,
150 75
Richard Higgins, labor,
79 00
John T. Higgins, labor,
81 00
Leon Ryder, labor,
20 00
Tony Silva, labor,
51 00
Parker Weston, labor,
128 00
Fred Winslow, labor,
30 25
Willie D. Baker, labor,
17 00
Geo. F. Chandler, labor,
26 00
James W. Baker, labor,
84 00
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Alfred York, labor, 53 00
Lawrence Lovell, labor,
31 00
Charles Walker, labor,
83 00
George J. McKay, labor,
131 25
Sebastian Govoni, labor,
10 00
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
8 00
Frank Antionetti, labor,
20 00
Charles A. Edwards, labor,
8 00
Herbert Soule, labor,
28 00
George Griswold, labor,
5 25
Roy E. Parks, labor,
18 00
Ray M. Parks, labor,
32 50
Richard Nickerson, labor,
12 00
James McKeoun, labor, 32 00
Edward Merlin, labor, 8 00
Charles E. Hunt, labor,
17 00
Wm. J. Burke, labor,
6 00
Charles Walter, labor,
15 00
Frank Anderson, labor,
5 00
John Burgess, labor,
40 50
Hartwell Melvin, labor,
40 00
Michael Farrell, labor,
48 00
H. Herbert White, labor,
50 00
George Walter, labor,
4 00
Sidney C. Soule, labor,
4 00
Edward Walker, labor,
12 00
Phillip Boucher, labor,
25 50
Willard Randall, labor,
10 00
J. B. Freeman, labor,
2 00
$6,497 17
Resurfacing Bay Road.
Appropriation, $15,000 00
George J. McKay, labor,
$376 50
Harvey J. Reynolds, labor, 98 00
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H. E. Merry, team, 455 00
J. Knowles Parker, team, 55 00
Willard H. Taylor, labor,
18 00
Richard Higgins, labor, 43 50
John Edgar, labor, 138 50
(Charles Crocker, team,
797 76
Eden W. Soule, team,
322 50
Leon Ryder, labor,
113 00
Earle Baker, labor, 93 00
Matthew Crotty, labor,
197 00
Matthew Crotty, sand,
171 15
Bradford Thompson, labor,
36 00
Chester Bates, labor,
31 00
John Higgins, labor,
89 00
Chandler Mill Co., grading stakes,
5 00
Arthur Loring, team,
261 25
Charles E. Nickerson, team and fuel,
443 51
E. S. O'Neil, labor and team, 513 48
Dyar Supply Co., supplies,
202 59
Edgar W. Loring, coal,
112 58
Ernest L. Sampson, pipe,
37 60
George F. Chandler, labor,
125 10
Edward Bitters, labor,
31 00
Frank Bangville, labor,
55 00
Jaakko Teravainen, labor,
12 00
Eliot Randall, labor,
235 25
Thomas Redmond, labor,
52 00
Gerald Smith, labor,
67 00
Est. H. B. Chandler, team,
215 00
Walter Cushing, team, 223 50
E. J. Sweetser, supplies, 16 71
William J. Burke, plank, 9 00
H. H. Stranger, pump and plumbing, 24 80
David H. Thomas, team and sleepers, 305 53
Charles E. Hayden, labor, 23 05
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Merritt Ferrell, labor,
228 75
John Halligan, labor, 10 00
Frank Antionetti, labor, 119 50
Sinclair Refining Co., oil, 333 54
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies,
333 10
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight,
318 82
Joseph Savoy, labor, 18 75
Plymouth Cordage Co., repairs,
10 03
Mace Moulton, Jr., Inc., asphalt, 1,621 76
North Plymouth and Kingston Hard- ware Co., supplies, 10 84
Alfred W. Freeman, labor, 125 00
Clarence Nickerson, labor, 46 00
Vernon Sherwood, labor,
4 00
Nelson Smith, labor,
155 52
Hartwell Melvin, labor,
128 00
Harry Cushing, labor,
293 76
Oliver Harris, labor,
102 50
Laurence Lovell, labor,
74 75
Horace Randall, labor,
106 75
John W. Lowell, labor,
4 00
Avery C. Nickerson, labor,
82 50
James Delano, labor,
110 00
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
33 00
H. M. Phipps, labor,
145 00
Chester Bertoochi, labor,
12 00
C. Thompson, labor,
7 50
F. W. Challenor, labor,
24 00
H. A. Briggs, team, 293 38
Judson Chapman, horse,
64 50
Alfred S. Churchill, team,
241 26
John S. Wadsworth, labor, 108 00
Willard Randall, labor, 90 50
John Lovell, Jr., labor, 22 50
Charles Reggiani, labor,
2 50
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Michael McGrath, labor, 100 00
Edward Randall, labor, 82 00
George Wienert, labor, 00
Daniel Studley, labor,
335 01
Herbert Soule, labor,
96 00
Frank Hayes, labor,
7 00
Stony Brook Garage, repairs,
1 25
Standard Oil Co., oil,
443 34
Manuel Manomet, labor,
28 00
Fred St. Peter, labor,
24 00
Leo Gilbert, labor,
12 00
John J. O'Brien, labor,
7 50
John Zamboni, labor,
2 00
Joseph Conniahi, labor,
2 00
Henry E. Dries, labor,
2 00
James McKeoun, labor,
39 50
Richard Nickerson, labor,
4 00
Irving ICrocker, labor,
12 00
Bradshaw Bonney, labor,
40 25
Charles Montee, labor,
12 00
William Baker, labor,
8 00
Alfred York. labor,
12 50
V. Freezer, labor, 4 00
Manuel Corey, labor,
28 25
John St. John, labor,
24 50
J. B. Freeman. labor,
2 50
Manuel Roderick, labor,
8 00
The Barrett Co., material,
492 00
Warren Prince, labor,
16 00
Joseph Breault, labor,
16 00
Tony Silver, labor.
40 00
John P. Burgess, labor,
44 25
G. B. Chandler, labor and material,
279 58
Wendell Phillips, labor,
121 00
Frank H. Dawes, sand,
3 75
Henry S. Foote, sand,
45 00
Edward J. Rourke. use of roller,
224 00
$13,914 05
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Resurfacing Chestnut, Toby Garden, Elm and Summer Streets. Appropriation, $30,000 00
H. O. Parker, specifications, $5 00
Mace Moulton, Jr., Inc., asphalt, 3,442 22
United States Asphalt Refining Co., asphalt, 2,430 10
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., asphalt, 2,483 87
Standard Oil Co., oil,
1,893 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight,
580 09
Edgar W Loring, coal, 804 13
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., supplies,
51 57
North Plymouth and Kingston Hard- ware Co., supplies, 14 04
Cushing Bros., supplies,
10 05
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies,
338 25
Dyar Supply Co., supplies,
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