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Saw mill and wheel 300, mill privilege and Loring land 21 a, 400, Chandler lot 11 a. 55 Club house 75, marsh 2 1-2 a. 38 PEMBROKE.
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NEW DOCHESTER.
PATTERSON, N. J.
PLIMPTON.
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Woodland 12 a. 120 (Exempt)
TAX LIST-NON-RESIDENTS-CONTINUED.
NAME.
DESCRIPTION OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE.
Total Estate
Total Tax
Standish, Otis
Saltmarsh 9 a. 70
70
1 19
Simmons. James
Woodland 8 a. 160
160
2 72
Taylor. George A.
Saltmarsh 12 a. 60
60
1 02
Taylor. Wm., heirs
Woodland 17 a. 225. Sampson lot 3-4 a. 15
240
4 08
Witherell, A. C.
Woodland 2 a. 70
70
1 19
Wainwright, W. H.
Woodland 32 a. 350
350
5 95
West, Gilbert H. .
Stoddard woodland 16 a. 192. Collamore lot 4 a. 100, Hunt lot 17 a. 272 QUINCY.
564
9 59
Hanson. Mrs. II.
Cranberry meadow 3 a. 600, woodland 9 a. 90
690
11 73
Furnald, H. P.
Cottage 900, houselot No. 14. 1-2 a. 400
1300
22 10
ROCKLAND.
Baker. Henry A.
Woodland 3 a. 30.
30
51
Bradford. Betsy B.
M. Chandler woodland 8 a. 68 .
68
1 15
Fletcher, Charles H.
Storchouse 100. cranberry meadow 3 a 862
962
16 35
Gardner, Mrs. Joseph
Woodland 6 1-4 a. 35 .
35
60
Pierce. Charles S. .
Cottage 150. cottage lot 1-8 a. 50, Porter shore lots Nos, 81. 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 92, 1 a. 41725 feet 400 . House 600. houselot 1-4 a. 100, pastureland 4 a. 100 REVERE.
800
13 60
Reese. Anna
Ocean View Park lot No. 14. blk. 3, 3968 feet 150 .
150
2 55
Weston, F. Irwin
House 800, homestead 11 a. 220
1020
17 34
Phillips, Mrs. Whitman
House 5000, beach lots 59, 74. 1-2 of 75, 7-10 a. 725
5725
97 33
Bradford, Jane W.
Woodland 5 a. 30
ROXBURY
Browning, Emma M.
House 2400, barn 200, henhouse 200, kennel 200, pumping mill and tank 200, homestead 20 a. 400
3500
59 50
Corthell, Wm. I.
Porter Shore lot No. 2, 10000 feet. 150
150
2 55
McHugh, Rose
Hobomoc Park lot No. 8, blk 1. 4000 feet 100
100
1 70
Mahoney, Ellen A.
Ocean View Park lot, No. 15, blk 3, 3958 feet 150
150
2 55
Perkins, Virginia .
Ocean View Park lots Nos. 25 and 22, blk. 2, 6430 feet 300
300
5 10
Mulchay, C A.,
House 3500. pumping mill 200. Porter shore lots Nos. 61. 62. 29200 feet. 500
4200
¥1 40
Smith, Mary B.
House 650, wood and henhouse 50, houselot 1-2 a. 75 RIVERSIDE, CAL.
175
13 18
Ford, Mrs. George
Bluefish river lot No. 5, 1-4 u. 50
50
85
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10 20
Reed, Mrs. Mercy .
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ROSLINDALE.
30
51
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1
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RIDGEWOOD, N. J.
600
Scoffield, M. T.
Cottage 900. 2 beach lots Nos 42, 43, 1-2 a. 300 ·
1200
20 40
Devereux, E. D. .
1650
28 05
Boylen, John .
Harrison, Lucy
3 40
Brown, L. S.
Cottage 800, Shore Co. lots Nos. 185, 187. 189. 191, 1-2 a. 325 SOMERVILLE. .
1125
19 13
Hunt, Mrs. Edwin .
650
11 05
Hunt, Cassius .
4615 78 45
Porter, Charles H. . .
3850
65 45
Olny, Charles L. .
SPRINGFIELD, VT. Hobomoc Park lot No. 10, blk. 3, 100 SOUTH HANOVER.
100
1 70
Perry, E. Y .. Trustec Estate of
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House 4500, barn 250, Davis house 2000, shop 150. cottage 400. studio 250, house 400. stable 150, stable 300, henneries 100, pumping mill 300, Soule homestead 19 3-4 a 8000, woodland 2 1-2 a. 35. C. Soule lot 8 a 200. E. Turner lot 6 a. 30. Herringweir lot 2 1-2 a. 25, Sampson lot 15 a. 500. Holmes lot 12 a. 130, Sprague lot 9 1-2 a. 67. Baker lot 420, Little Jothans 6 a. 120, Mckinnon lot 5 1-2 a 55, Bradford lot ? a. 56, Sampson lot 5 a. 75. houselot 1-5 a. 40, saltmarsh 8 1-2 a. 43 STONEHAM.
18196
309 33
Kelly, William
Ocean View Park lot No. 15, blk. 2, 3968 feet 150. SYRACUSE. .
150
2 55
Pratt, Fred H.
Porter shore lots Nos. 6 and 1-3 of No 7, 13100 feet 250 .
250
4 25
Orcutt, Sophio M. . ..
House 700. houselot 1-2 a. 50
750
12 75
Estes, Susan B.
Barstow land 8 a. 50, Perry lot 9 a. 90. Randall lot 2 a. 20. Island lot 1 1-4 a. 33, cranberry meadow 1 a. 250 SHARON
443
7 53
Merritt, Bernice W.
Ocean View Park lots Nos. 17, 19. blk. 2, 7937 feet 300 .
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.
300
5 10
Bucho, Mrs. A.
House 350, houselot 1-4 a. 50 .
400
6 80
Alden, John T. .
.
850
14 45
Lewis, James E.
Prior land 3 a. 120
120
2 04
Haskins, Nancy C.
Woodland 6 a. 250
WAVERLY. ·
250
4 25
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SOUTH WEYMOUTH.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ST. LOUIS. MO. . .
House 700, houselot 1 1-2 a. 150 TAUNTON. .
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SALEM. Cottage 1300, studio 150, stable 50, beach lot No. 41, 1-4 a. 150 . SCITUATE. House 1175, stable 225, henhouse 15, homestead 8 a. 275, Alden land 6 a. 125 . SOUTH BOSTON.
200 1815 30 85 Porter shore lot No. 78, 13000 feet 200 SPRINGFIELD. .
House 300. barn 100, hennery 75, homestead 1 a. 50, Harriman land 8 a. 125 House 700, shop 60, dwelling house 1000, club house 900, pumping mill 175, Shore land 1 3-4 a. 1400. wharf 5000 feet 350. Sampson lot 3 a. 30 . House 1200, houselot 11000 feet 150, 50 Nook lots 6 2-3 a. 2500 .
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.
TAX LIST-NON-RESIDENTS-CONTINUED.
NAME.
DESCRIPTION OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE.
Total Estate
Total 'Tax
WESTON.
Robbins. Mrs. Chandler .
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Myles Standish houselot 3 a. 350 . WOLLASTON. .
350
5 95
Frame, Annie M. .
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Cottage on lot No. 86, 1500, cottage on lot No. 88, 1200, cottage on lot No. 78, 1500, Shore Co. lots Nos. 78, 86,86, 89, 100. 101. 102. 1-2 of 103, 15-16 a. 725 .
4925
68 72
Lapham, Mrs. Adelaid
Father woodland 3 1-2 a. 63
.
63
1 07
Herrick. Thomas W.
House 450, stable 50, houselot 3-4 a. 600
1100
18 70
Weston, George
.
House 500. shed 25, Freeman land 6 1-4 a. 30. Driscoll meadow 2 a. 15
840
14 28
Thompson, Ella M.
Weston land 3 a. 100
100
1 70
Torrey, Mable .
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.
150
2 55
WINTHROP.
Lawler, Lillie M.
House 400, barn 50, houselot 2 3-4 a. 75
525
8 93
Murdock, Ada G. .
House 1300, shop 150, henhouse 25, houselot 1-2 a. 300 . ·
1775
30 18
Bradford, Ruth A.
1-2 house 650, houselot 1-2 a. 50 WEST NEWTON.
600
11 90
Allen, Eugenia S.
Cottage 1000. Nook land No. 181. 1-8 a. 100
1100
18 70
Gorham. Mrs. A. J.
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.
House 1300, arbor 75, houselot 3-4 a. 500. Loring woodland 8 1-8 a. 115 WHITMAN.
1990
33 83
Atwood, Benj. F.
Woodland 50 a. 500, Barrenhill lot 18 a. 325, Holmes lot 7 a 75. WABAN.
900
15 30
Henshaw, F. H., heirs
.
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Shore Co. lots Nos. 154. 155 1-2, 156, 122. 123. 5-8 a. 375. Shore Co. land lot E. 1 64-160 a. 125 .
500
8 50
Prior, Fred W., et als
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.
.
2618
44 51
Cashman, John
.
.
885
15 04
Hedges, Adeline M.
Porter Shore lot No. 40. 11000 feet 200
200
3 40
Whitten, Rose N. .
3-4 Winsor store building 675, 3-4 storelot 3-32 a. 75 .
750
12 75
Reed, Edgar
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7850
133 45
Simmons, Nelllie E.
House 6000, boathouse 700, engine and tank 450, houselot 1 1-4. 700 WHITHAM. House 1200. barn 200, homestead 7 a. 200 . .
1600
27 20
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WOBURN
House 1760, stable 400, homestead 1 3-8 a. 458 WEST QUINCY.
House 500. barn 200, henneries 20, homestead 3 a. 135, Pratt land 3 a. 30 WAKEFIELD.
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WORCESTER
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Ocean View Park lot No. 11. blk. 1, 3968 feet 150 .
WATERTOWN.
WEST HANOVER
Phillips, Lot, and J. W. Hinkley
Packard, Alpheus . Phillips, Lot. & Co., Corp. .
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Freeman, John H. .
Wadsworth woodland 32 1-2 a. 550, Dawes & Simmons lot 20 a. 450, Brad- ford Sampson lot 7 a. 150, R. B. Chandler lot 70 a. 490 .
Woodland 17 a. 255
Machinery 400, house 300, stable 100, saw mill 500, Taylor house 275, barn 50, shop 40, Duxbury wood lot 20 73-160 a. 150, Lebanon lot 49 3-4 a. 450, B. Phillips lot 15 34-160 a. 150, J. B. Stranger lot 9 97-160 a. 140, Mill lot 109 11-160 a. 800, Smith lot 6 a. 36, Rouud lot 9 129-160 a. 55, Nash lot 35 1-4 a. 455, Bartlett lot 51 113-160 a. 275, Peterson lot 1 47-160 a. 34, Harlow lot 15 3-4 a. 75, M. F. Cushman 12 100-160 a. 200, Bradford lot 21 31-160 a. 45, H. Baker lot 13 3-4 a. 65, Geo. Baker lot 6 3-4 a. 5, L. Ford lot 9 60-160 a. 225. H. Hall lot 12 a. 290, E. A. Chandler lot 1 4-160 a. 10. Peterson lot 12 68-160 a. 180. Whiting lot 6 a. 30. S. Baker lot 16 132-160 a. 125, R. A. Bradford 3 150-160 a. 25, Mc- Kinnon lot 10 115-160 a. 65, Barstow lot 21 a. 126, D. C. Allen lot 17 1-2 a. 350, Atwell lot 61-2 a. 40. Ezekiel lot 16 a. 96. M. Chandler lot 6 a. 30. Atwell lot 6 a. 42, Delano lot 10 a. 150, Loring lot 47 5-8 a. 470. A. Free- man lot 6 a. 100, Lucy Freeman lot 10 1-2 a, 200, D. H. Chandler lot 10 a. 150, J. Peterson lot 9 1-2 a. 76. L. Weston 71-2 a. 38, Taylor houselot 2 a. 75, Russell lot 6 a. 150, mill privilege 250, R. B. Sprone lot 8 a. 200, Loring lot 18 a. 360, E. Delano lot 8 a. 96. Ford lot 9 a. 198, Dorr lot 1 a. 8, I. Keen lot 30 a. 150, Cushman lot 7 1-8 a. 126 WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS.
1640 255
27 88 · 4 34
8676
154 29
House 850, homestead 3-4 a. 600 .
1450
24 65
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7
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Officers and Committees OF THE
TOWN OF DUXBURY
FOR THE
Year Ending January I
1907.
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YLES STANDISH
PLYMOUTH, THE MEMORIAL PRESS. 1907.
INDEX.
Aid to Soldiers and Sailors 16
Repair of Schoolhouses. 7
Appropriations Recommended,
30 Report of Selectmen, 5
Assessors' Report,
32
School Committee, 68
Cemetery Funds,
49 School Incidentals,
7
Cemetery Trustees,
42 School Report,
69
Franchises,
43 State aid,
18
Highways and Bridges,
9 Superintendent's Report,
70
Incidental Expenses,
24 Town Clerk's Report,
55
List of Jurors,
29 Town Officers,
3
Memorial Day,
18 Town Meetings,
60
Military Aid,
18
Treasurer's Report, 52
Overseers of Poor,
33 Tree Warden, 39
TOWN OFFICERS, 1906.
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Toren Clerk, Treasurer and Collector-George H. Stearns.
Auditor-Theodore W. Glover.
School Committee-N. K. Noyes, William J. Alden, Jr., A. M. Goulding.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor-Henry H. Lewis, Edmund H. Sears, Sidney C. Soule.
Board of Health-Alfred E. Green, Herbert C. Freeman, Albert M. Goulding.
Constables-Charles E. Peterson, Edgar W. Chandler, Thaddeus W. Chandler.
Cemetery Trustees-William J. Alden, Jr., Thomas Al- den, Elnathan Delano, Elisha Peterson, Albert M. Goulding.
Tree Warden-Henry A. Fish.
Local Superintendent of Suppression of Brown tai! and Gypsy Moth-Henry A. Fish.
Field Drivers-Henry H. Lewis, E. H. Sears, S. C. Soule.
Committee on Town Landings-A. E. Green, John H. Glover, C. F. Allen.
Highway Surveyor-John K. Parker.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber-Horatio Chandler, Charles P. Gruby.
Field Drivers-Charles M. Hayden, Levi H. Cushing, Walter Cushing, Asa Chandler, Charles E. Hunt, Albert M. Goulding, Eden W. Soule, J. L. McNaught, Elisha Pe- terson, John A. Hunt, John K. Parker, Harry S. Winslow.
Forest Fire Wards-Frederic B. Knapp, Horatio Chand- ler, L. M. Chase, Elisha Peterson, John A. Hunt, A. M.
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Goulding, Charles E. Peterson, Eden W. Soule, Horace S. Flagg, Ernest H. Bailey, Luther W. Sherman, C. M. Hayden.
Fire Engineers-F. B. Knapp, chief; Ernest H. Bailey, H. H. Bills, Eden W. Soule, Horace S. Flagg, H. E. Hen- derson, John H. Glover.
Special Police Officers-Warren C. Prince, William J. Turner, Henry W. Curtis, Luther W. Sherman, Charles W. Crafts.
Undertaker and Burial Agent-Elisha Peterson.
Registrars of Voters-D. D. Devereux, H. B. Chandler, P. L. Walker, George H. Stearns.
Inspector of Animals and Provisions-John K. Parker. Sealer of Weights and Measures-Hiram Foster.
Keeper of Almshouse and Pound-David S. Goodspeed, Fence Viewers-H. H. Lewis, E. H. Sears, S. C. Soule.
Report of the Selectmen
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
District No. I.
Paid-
Florence A. Chaffin, teaching,
$407 00
Care of House,
50 00
$457 00
District No. 2.
Paid-
Ellen W. Downey, teaching,
$370 00
Care of House,
31 25
$401 25
District No. 3.
Paid-
Grace M. Brown, teaching, $207 00
Grace M. Peterson, teaching,
140 00
Care of House,
16 90
$363 90
District No. 4.
Paid-
Ida M. Raymond, teaching,
$370 00
Care of House,
33 00
$403 00
District No. 5.
Paid- Sadie E. Paulding, teaching, $321 50
Care of House,
17 95
$339 45
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District No. 6.
Paid-
Grace M. Peterson, teaching,
$218 00
Ella W. Hodgdon, teaching,
112 00
Care of House,
13 05
$343 55
District No. 7.
Paid-
Grace M. Hastings, teaching,
$358 50
Care of House,
12 60
$371 IO
District No. 8.
Paid-
Mary L. Devereux, teaching,
$370 00
Care of House,
16 90
$386 90
Grammar.
Paid-
Elizabeth A. Haskins, teaching,
$330 00
Mary F. Kauffman, teaching, 200 00
Care of House,
50 00
$580 00
High.
Paid-
H. E. Walker, teaching, $630 00
Elizabeth S. Sampson, teaching, 240 00
Eva W. Eldridge, teaching, 180 00
Treasurer Partridge Academy rent,
180 00
$1,230 00
Paid- Lillian C. Stoddard, teaching music, $200 00 Harriett J. Ford, teaching drawing. 200 00 Town of Pembroke, tuition. 87 67
Town of Kingston, tuition. 20 00
Fuel. all school houses, 265 36
Overdrawn, 1905,
63 18
773 03
Total Expenditure,
$5,649 18
$5.712 36
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Received-
Appropriation, $5,200 00
Dividend from dog fund,
317 79
Balance from Supt. of Schools, 166 67
Overdrawn,
27 90
5,712 36
REPAIRS OF SCHOOL HOUSE.
Paid-
A. A. Sprague,
$45 20
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co.,
29 32
C. M. Hayden, 62 65
F. B. Cain,
37 32
G. B. Bates,
33 15
Frank H. Davis,
5 75
A. F. Peterson,
5 00
Matthew Russell,
2 25
George H. Bailey,
I 84
$222 48
SCHOOL INCIDENTALS.
W. J. Alden, services as Committee, $23 50 N. K. Noyes, services as Committee, 25 35 A. M. Goulding, services as committee, 19 60 Houghton & Mifflin, supplies, 13 62
D. C. Heath & Co., supplies,
12 08
American Book Co., supplies,
3 03
Grim & Co., supplies,
3 60
E. E. Babb & Co., supplies, 73 59
Boundbrook Press, supplies, 7 74
Millon, Bradley Co., supplies, 2 40
George Fanner, labor on lot No. 2,
7 25
David Thomas, labor on lot No. 2,
4 00
J. L. McNaught, express,
8 56
Asa Chandler, labor on lot Dist. 4, 6 50
John E. DeMeyer, cash expenses, 7 52
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Grace E. Brown, supplies, 2 27
Fred V. Hunt, team for Committee, 2 50
George Fowle, labor on flagstaff, 50
Martha Sampson, cleaning Dist. 5, 5 00 Sweetser & Arnold, supplies, 22 87
Hannah P. Thomas, cleaning rooms, 24 50
A. F. Peterson, labor Dist. 4, I 32
B. D. Loring, clock, 6 00
G. H. Clark, labor on piano,
4 00
Mary Maglathlin, cleaning Dist. 4,
4 00
George Faunce, water Dist. 2, 5 00
Ida M. Raymond, supplies, 2 00
Ellen M. Downey, supplies,
2 00
W. J. Turner, water Dist. 7,
5 00
A. A. Sprague, supplies,
23 83
H. J. Reynolds, cleaning vaults, 1905-06, 30 00
W. J. Alden, taking School Census, 14 00
W. J. Alden, Book Agent. 35 00
Lillian C. Stoddard, supplies,
72
Edgar L. Willard, services in Foster
case, I 75
W. E. Rogers, supplies. 3 25
Memorial Press, supplies. 4 50
Tilla Morgan, cleaning Dist. 4 ( 1905), 5 00
W. J. Turner, care of house Dist. 7, 4 30
Repairs of School houses,
$427 65 222 48
$650 13
Overdrawn. 1905,
92 35
$742 48
Unexpended,
57 52
Appropriation,
$800 00 $800 00
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Paid- Edgar L. Willard, superintendent, $200 00
John E. DeMeyer, superintendent, 300 00
Unexpended balance carried to support of Schools, 166 67
$666 67
Received-
Appropriation,
$250 00
Received from State,
416 67
$666 67
DUXBURY FREE LIBRARY.
Paid- H. E. Walker, treasurer, Received-
$500 00
Appropriation, $500 00
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
District I.
Paid ---
C. M. Hayden, labor,
$40 14
John E. Josselyn, labor,
27 21
Everett A. Ryder, labor,
6 00
Geo. H. Josselyn, labor,
14 00
Wm. J. Hastings, labor,
19 00
C. M. Taylor, labor,
10 00
James McKay, labor,
5 75
Victor E. Lamb, labor,
31 30
Wm. J. Alden, labor,
II OO
George Soule, 41 00
Fred V. Hunt,
42 50
Matthew Russell.
8 20
Archie Wadsworth,
17 80
Harrison Wadsworth,
12 30
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H. B. Chandler,
9 55
J. Knowles Parker,
2 50
$298 29
District 2.
Levi H. Cushing,
$186 29
H. A. Peterson,
10 00
David Thomas,
22 86
Everett A. Ryder,
12 00
Harold Ellis,
7 88
Mark L. Simmons,
22 00
H. A. Fish,
56 12
Geo. H. Josselyn,
II
IO
Oscar Ryder,
12 00
Oscar Brown,
14 00
John E. Josselyn,
21 00
Henry Dunster,
I IO
Herbert L. Soule,
2 00
E. J. Freeman,
4 43
Victor E. Lamb,
3 54
Harry Dunham,
3 50
Brooks Dunham,
3 00
$392 82
District 3.
Walter Cushing,
$112 86
A. W. Simmons,
7 00
Geo. Loring,
59 12
Mark L. Simmons,
16 00
Harry B. Loring,
I7 24
David Chandler,
21 96
Herbert L. Soule,
23 43
Geo. Lapham,
29 00
W. J. Dunham,
14 00
Arthur Loring,
53 88
Claud Cushing,
7 00
Oscar Brown,
22 00
J. M. Freeman,
8 00
Wm. Freeman,
4 00
H. B. Chandler,
24 34
E. H. Bailey,
14 12
$433 95
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District 4.
Asa Chandler,
$121 00
Christian Peterson,
12 00
Benjamin McNayer,
24 50
Frank Anderson,
2 66
Willard R. Chandler,
8 00
C. Q. Walker,
16 00
Freeman Randall,
19 00
H. B. Chandier,
60 00
Geo. W. Frost,
30 00
Horatio Chandler,
50 00
Edwin O. Wilcott,
61 00
$404 16
District 5.
Charles E. Hunt,
$54 17
Robert T. Randall,
39 75
H. R. Peterson,
6 00
H. W. Randall,
5 50
J. L. McAuliffe,
58 32
Wm. W. Simmons,
18 76
H. S. Winslow,
IO 50
J. A. Smith,
7 00
H. Nickerson,
3 50
Daniel Studley,
27 97
H. A. Gerrish,
14 00
$245 47
District 6.
A. M. Goulding,
$IOI 99
Cyrus Lantz,
20 00
Joe Crocker,
29 00
Arthur Duchane,
12 00
Thomas Chandler,
18 78
Fred Studley,
6 00
Thomas Alden,
25 50
J. L. McAuliffe,
17 78
August Landry,
8 00
A. E. Parks,
27 50
James W. Baker,
4 00
H. H. Delano,
35 00
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L. C. Walker, James Alden,
20 00
4 00
$329 55
District 7.
Eden W. Soule,
$137 45
Sidney C. Soule,
2 70
Harry Priest,
12 80
L. A. Peterson,
16 65
John B. Riley,
6 80
Isaiah Walker,
5 60
Geo. E. Hathaway,
26 80
Calvin Josselyn,
8 00
Adelbert Delano,
8 00
Otis Delano,
7 00
Wm. H. Woodward,
24 50
$256 30
District 8.
J. L. McNaught,
$187 20
E. Edgar Chandler,
5 72
John H. Glover,
2 85
G. D. Simmons,
29 80
Geo. J. Soule,
18 00
Charles Edwards,
44 00
William Frazar,
42 00
John K. Parker,
4 35
R. G. Needham,
32 50
E. A. Ryder,
6 00
O. B. Ryder,
4 00
Thomas Gorham,
39 66
Harry Priest,
6 00
Clarence Taylor,
10 00
Wm. J. Turner,
16 25
Tony Lucas,
3 00
Calvin Josselyn,
4 40
Geo. E. Hathaway,
6 00
Samuel Walker,
17 00
Geo. W. Chandler,
2 00
$480 73
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District 9.
Elisha Peterson, H. A. Fish, W. J. Hastings,
$35 00
7 50
10 00
$52 50
District IO.
John A. Hunt,
, $42 78
R. A. Badger,
5 II
Gideon White,
16 00
Benjamin White,
5 00
Arthur Duchane,
12 00
Clement LaMore,
12 00
Charles Boylston,
I7 II
Willie Whitehouse,
12 00
John Holt,
24 00
Fred Studley,
4 00
H. J. Hicks,
4 18
Charles Walter,
20 00
H. B. Chandler,
87 83
$262 0I
District II.
John K. Parker,
$12 05.
Geo. Cobbett,
I 00
WVm. S. Frazar,
26 20
Geo. D. Simmons,
52 00
Geo. Soule,
13 00
Stephen Jackson,
16 50
C. M. Taylor,
30 00
Samuel Walker,
20 00
H. A. Briggs,
10 00
H. B. Chandler,
14 87
F. V. Hunt,
42 50
Robert Tammet,
13 00
$251 12
District 12.
H. S. Winslow,
$68 38
J. M. Freeman,
7 00
A. F. Winslow,
2 40
Lawrence McAuliffe,
4 00
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John Sullivan,
26 00
Anthony Ashley,
2 00
Otis Lapham,
6 00
Albert Gage,
6 22
Geo. Hamlin,
IO 37
Bailey Gullifer,
26 63
Frank Decatur,
23 38
Eugene Atwood,
8 00
James W. Baker,
36 00
Chester Baker,
32 00
Luther Gardner,
16 00
Aron Neilson,
17 80
Geo. W. Lewis,
10 00
Horace Flagg,
6 45
James A. Smith,
27 82
T. W. Chandler,
67 82
$404 28
HIGHWAYS.
Received-
Balance from previous years,
$510 64
Appropriation, 4,000 00
Transfer of balance of Road at South Duxbury,
113 00
Transfer of balance of Road at Powder Point, 74 79
Received from E. A. Stevens, ¿ expense
Culvert of District 10,
36 33
$4.734 76
Paid,
$4,249 79
Unexpended,
484 97
$4.734 76
STONE ROAD.
Orders have drawn to the amount of, $
4 20
Overdrawn, 1905. No appropriation.
122 76
Overdawn.
$126 96
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AUTUMN AVENUE.
No orders drawn. Overdrawn in 1905,
$20 01
SPECIAL REPAIRS OF HIGH STREET.
No appropriation. Ovrdrawn in 1905, $49 14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid-
Hedley V. Dimmock, clay, $6 90
Mrs. Nancy Parks, clay, 17 70
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., lumber, 62 04
C. M. Hayden, painting, 7 50
Wm. R. Baker, clay,
14 52
C. W. Marsh, clay,
4 55
Lucy Loring, gravel,
2 60
Anna Bailey, clay,
5 76
Heirs of E. A. Chandler, gravel,
9 20
James Reed, clay, 14 80
Horatio Chandler, posts,
5 90
Town of Marshfield, clay,
I 62
Olive Blackman, clay,
7 78
Hartley Thomas, clay,
84
J. R. Briggs, clay,
22 00
H. F. White, sharpening picks,
2 50
Mary Gardner, gravel,
8 00
Mary Campbell, drain tile,
4 44
Good Roads Machinery Co., supplies,
9 05
Sweetser & Arnold, supplies, 2 00
Ames Plow Co., supplies, 17 60
John K. Parker, labor and material, 163 36
$391 66
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Sidney Peterson, repairs, Blue River Bridge, $31 95
E. H. Chandler, surveying So. Station and Depot street, 16 00
47 95
$438 61
Paid,
3,811 18
$4.259 15
SNOW.
Unexpended, 1905, $589 47
Orders have been drawn to the amount of, 198 66
$390 81
Unexpended,
$390 81
TREE WARDEN.
Paid-
Orders to the amount of, Received-
$229 40
Balance from 1905,
$122 06
From Hathaway bequest,
IOI 60
From Incidental account,
5 74
$229 40
AID TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AND DEPENDANT RELATIVES.
Paid- Town of Randolph, aid to A. M. Nightingale, $51 00
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Town of Whitman, aid to Walter Southworth, 125 95
Edward M. Magoun, cash aid, 44 00
Jason H. Randall, cash aid, 24 00
Thomas Inglis, cash aid,
2 00
Francis J. Randall, cash aid,
10 00
Louisa J. Syms, 28 00
Agnes S. Weston, 12 00
S. H. Jackson, care, Geo. S. Weston, 2 00
E. H. Sears, care, Geo. S. Weston, 3 00
N. K. Noyes, medical attendance, G. S. Weston, 32 50
N. K. Noyes, medical attendance, Mrs. Oscar Soule, 50 00'.
N. K. Noyes, medical attendance,
L. B. Fitts (Marshfield), 20 75
Walter D. Shurtleff, M. D.,
attendance, Jason H. Randall,
16 00
Elisha Peterson, burial, George S. Weston, 35 00
Elisha Peterson, burial, · W. E. Wadsworth, 35 00
Walter D. Shurtleff, attendance, Edward M. Magoun, 93 00
H. A. Randall, care Edward M. Magoun, 96 40
Alice Roach, nurse, Edward M. Magoun, 107 50
Mary Maglathlin, nurse, Edward M. Magoun, 10 00
Walter S. Loring, supplies, Ed- ward M. Magoun, 19 55
Mrs. H. A. Randall, care of Edward M. Magoun, 10 00
Warren M. Babbett, medical
attendance, A. M. Nightingale, I2 00
Emma J. Magoun, supplies, 7 00
$846 65
Received balance from 1905, $148 00
Overdrawn, 698 65
$846 65
Duxbury 2.
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MILITARY AID.
Balance, 1904, $279 00 No orders have been drawn.
GUIDE POSTS AND BOARDS.
The guide boards in Town are in their usual condition nothing having been done to them except necessary re- pairs.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid-
William Wadsworth Post, No. 165, G. A. R., $100 00
Received-
Appropriation, $100 00
PAYMENTS FOR STATE AID.
Chapter 381. Acts of 1904.
Due from State payments from Dec. I,
1905, to Jan. 1, 1907,
$2,922 00
Alden, Thomas,
$72 00
Abbott, Lewis B.,
72 00
Brewster, Melzar,
72 00
Bartlett, Emma J.,
48 00
Bailey, Louis M.,
48 00
Bradley, John R.,
16 00
Chandler, Mary L.,
48 00
Chandler, Mary S.,
48 00
Delano, Otis.
48 00
Dunham, Wm. J.,
72 00
Foster, Caroline I ..
48 00
Foster, Hiram.
48 00
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Foster, Mary D.,
48 00
Freeman, Enoch,
45 00
Freeman, Hellen M.,
12 00
Freind, George F.,
72 00
Frost, Edward F.,
50 00
Fitts, Lyman,
72 00
Glass, Lizzie H.,
48 00
Gardner, Leander R.,
72 00
Gullifer, Bailey,
48 00
Higgins, George L.,
48 00
Haverstock, John H.,
18 00
Haverstock, Adeline P.,
12 00
Hunt, Charles W.,
4 00
Josselyn, John E.,
36 00
Lewis, Josephine R.,
48 00
Leach, Rodney M., '.
48 00
McNaught, Thomas,
72 00
McNaught, Juliet,
48 00
Magoun, Edward M.,
72 00
Patterson, Mary J.,
48 00
Ryder, George F.,
72 00
Ryder, Sarah B.,
48 00
Randall, Jason H.,
72 00
Randall, Julia,
24 00
Randall, Elizabeth F.,
4 00
Randall, Harriet A.,
48 00
Rogers, Teresa C.,
48 00
Stearns, Aroline A.,
28 00
Soule, Joseph A.,
72 00
Soule, Sarah A ..
48 00
Soule, Nancy W.,
48 00
Soule, Samuel P.,
48 00
Soule, Louisa A ..
48 00
Sherman, Sarah F.,
36 00
Sherman, Frederick P.,
48 00
Thomas, William H.,
48 00
Thomas, Hannah P ..
48 00
Wadsworth, Hamilton,
72 00
Weston, Georgianna M.,
48 00
Weston, Lucia S.,
48 00
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Weston, James S.,
72 00
Weston, George S.,
24 00
Winsor, Joshua,
72 00
$2,685 00
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Paid-
Dr. Roger Spaulding, attendance, E. B. Freeman, 17 00
N. K. Noyes, medical attendance, Jan 1, 1905 to Jan. 1, 1906, 150 50
Cash paid E. Burton Freeman,
130 00
R. G. Needham, team for Board of Health, I 50
Geo. W. Cobbett. collecting
garbage and burying two seals, 27 00
C. H. Goldthwaite, supplies, 9 00
Hobbs, Warren & Co., supplies, I 30
Memorial Press, printing, 3 75
Alfred E. Green, cash expenses,
4 58
A. M. Goulding, services, 6 00
A. T. Howard, supplies,
4 75
Unexpended,
$355 38 174 03
$529 41
Appropriation,
$500 00
Unexpended, 1905,
29 4I
$529 4I
CAUCUS COMMITTEE.
Paid-
Lawrence Bradford,
$10 06
Unexpended,
9 94
$20 00
Received appropriation, 1903,
$20 00
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· FOREST FIRE WARDS.
Paid-
Underwood Fire Extinguisher Co., $146 00
Clifford Wagon Co., wagon, 75 00
Elisha Peterson, expense on wagon, 30 00
E. H. Wadsworth, painting, 16 00
Elisha Peterson, labor and supplies, 35 80
Sweetser & Arnold, supplies, IO 75
Richard Higgins, labor,
2 00
W. J. Hastings, labor,
3 50
Ralph B. Green, labor,
I 00
H. S. Morgan, labor,
I 75
Geo. W. Chandler, labor, 2 00
Oscar Brown, labor,
I 50
L. M. Bailey, labor,
2 00
H. S. Winslow, labor,
I 70
H. S. Flagg, labor,
[ IO
A. M. Goulding, labor,
3 00
J. W. Hastings, labor,
I 00
Sidney C. Soule, labor,
56
W. W. Simmons, labor,
25
Herbert A. Gerrish, labor,
25
Memorial Press,
6 50
W. W. Wadsworth,
I 00
Unexpended,
$342 66 II9 24
$461 90
Received-
Appropriation,
$400 00
Balance, 1905,
61 90
$461 90
FIRE PROTECTION.
Paid- J, S. McNaught. Boston Badge Co.,
$10 85 5 25
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Chandler & Barker,
4 08
Burdett & Williams,
9 00
H. H. Bills,
II 00
E. H. Bailey,
I 50
James Baker, bells,
32 00
H. B. Chandler, land,
125 00
J. Dexter Randall,
400 00
Charles W. Sabin,
14 00
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co.,
I 75
N. Ford & Sons,
I 69
H. L. Morgan,
75
Overdrawn, 1905,
54 73
$671 52
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