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1965
29.53
Weston, Annie S.
Weston, Alice G.
Blk G No. 38 woodland 11 22-100a 205 (exempt 205)
2350
35.25
Weston, George . .
Cottage 525 o.b. 25, blk P No. 47 homestead 6 50-100a 1100
1650
24.75
Weston, George P.
Blk L No. 10 woodland 2 66-100a 60
60
.90
Weston, Margaret B.
Wright lot No. 1 37878 feet 1000 .
1000
15.00
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Weston, Elizabeth L
Cottage 2100, Shore Co. lot No. 92 and part of 91 3-16a 250
6600
99.00
100
1.50
Exempt 1000)
Underhill, John U.
32,250 ft. 900
TAX LIST-Continued.
NAMES
DESCRIPTION OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE.
Total Total Estate Tax
Weston, Thomas
House No. 1 2300, No. 2 2600, No. 3 2600, windmill 200, Shore Co. lots No. 56, 58, 66, 70, 72 and part of 76 3-4a 1125
8825
132.38
Weston, Thomas, Jr.
3425
51.38
Weatherby, Ivers L.
Myles Standish No. 126 and 149 10900 fcet 100
100
1.50
Weysse, Arthur W.
Cottage 450, o.b. 15, blk P No. 5 houselot 1 74-100a 85
550
8.25
White, Emma W. G.
House 2800, o.b. 20, homestead 3 1-2a 600
3420
51.30
White, Herbert D.
Blk N No. 85 woodland 3 19-100a 30, saltmarsh 3a 15 ...
45
.68
Whitman, Edmund A.
Stable 300, Beach lot No. 54 1-5a 125
425
6.38
Whitman, Florence L.
House 4800, Beach lot No. 55 and 56 2-5a 1000
5800
87.00
Willie, Jewett S.
House 975, stable 200, blk I No. 14 homestead 17 14-100a 325
1500
22.50
Williams, Clara A.
150
2.25
Williamson, Job, hcirs
Blk E No. 7 woodland 4 78-100a 90
90
1.35
Williamson, Peter
Blk L No. 11 woodland 17 88-100a 275
275
4.13
Wing, Marion M.
House 3200, Wright lots No. 3 and 11 54300 fcet 1200
4400 .
66.00
Winslow, George M. heirs
3 horses 425, 1 cow 50, 1 2-yr .- old 35, 7 swine 120, 30 fowl 23, house 1750, stable 200 o.b. 15, blk T part of No. 78 houselot la 400, mill and tank 500, blk T No. 41 land 2 43-100a 700, blk G No. 35 woodland 20 17-100a 700, blk J No. 73 7 50-100a 165, blk M No. 22 7 34-100a 575, blk N No. 52 10 43-100a 50, blk O No. 22 36 29-100a 200, blk O No. 44 3 92-100a 30
5938
89.08
Winslow, Winthrop C.
House 5700, garage 350, laundry 350, blk T part of No. 78 houselot 2a 700
7100
106.50
Winsor, Austin S.
Blk E part of No. 34 woodland 10 4-100a 400
400
6.00
Winsor, Lewis
House 1300, houselot 2-5a 400, blk N No. 82 woodland 5 96-100a 120
1820
27.30
Witherell, Arthur C.
Blk A No. 13 woodland 3 1-100a 185
185
2.78
Worcester, Jane T. heirs
House 2500, stable 500, o.b. 25, houselot 1-4a 200
3225
48.38
Worster, Eliza
House 750, stable 150, o.b. 45, blk E No. 35 homestead 11 58-100a 300
1245
18.68
Worthen, Gladys K.
Ocean View lot No. 21 blk 3 3968 feet 100
100
1.50
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Personal 1600
1600
24.00
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5 horses 700, 2 cows 125, other personal 6075, house 10000, stable 3000, Bradford house 2200, stable 250, Pine Hill house 2700, garage 500, greenhouse 500, Octagon 100, icehouse 300, eow barn 1000, shop 85, water tank and tower 540, summer arbor 25, pergula 400, engine and house 300, homestead 49 3-4a 5000, Beach houscs 2000, Beach land 200a 5000, colt stable 4500, Baker pasture 13a 325, boat house 50, store house 1350, o.b. 35, blk L No. 18 swamp and upland 188 59-100a 2900, cranberry meadow 13a 5000, gunning house 25, blk J No. 61 woodland 1 17-100a 50, Weston land 19 1-2a 13000, Cushman land 38a 2600, Simmons land 6 3-4a 335, Gorham land 1 1-2a 50, Thornton pasture 16 29-100a and Southworth pasture 2 1-2a 1000, blk N No. 43 woodland 3 36-100a 35, saltmarsh 31a 300
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72355 1085.33
Winsor, George L.
House 4000, stable 500, workshop 250, new barn 300, tank 200, o.b. 300, home-
stead 12a 2250, Sprague marsh 8 1-3a 1500
9300
139.50
Wright, Georgianna B.
House 2600, garage 150, Shore Co. lots 62, 64, 93 and 259 1-2a 675
..
Ocean View lot No. 20 blk 3 5661 feet 150
Wright, Samuel C. heirs
Blk D No. 12 woodland 6 50-100a 100
100
1.50
Williamson, Barnibus P.
Gunning house 800
800
12.00
Yansey, William J.
Cottage 300, stable 65, blk T No. 24 houselot 3 47-100a 125
490
7.35
Young, Alvin A.
Shore Co. lot No. 22 1-8a 100
100
1.50
Young, William H.
House 6000, garage 800, pumping mill and tank 350, Wright lot 63800 feet 1600, saltmarsh 22000 feet 50
8800
132.00
Young, Frank E.
Alden Heights lot No. 97 1-8a 50
50
.75
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Report of the Selectmen
ON THE
Articles in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting
Saturday, March 6, 1915
Art. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.
Art. 2. To bring in their votes for one Selectman for the term of three years, one Assessor for the term of three years, one Overseer of the Poor for the term of three years, for Town Clerk for one year, for Town Treasurer for one year, for Tax Col- lector for one year, for Tree Warden for one year, for one person for Board of Health for the term of three years, for one School Committee for the term of three years, for one Surveyor of Highways for one year, for one Cemetery Trustee for the term of five years, for three Constables for one year, for two Auditors for one year, all on one ballot. Also on the same ballot, will the Town grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors for the ensuing year? The vote to be "Yes" or "No" in answer to the question, "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in this Town.
Art. 3. What action will the Town take relative to the ap- pointment of necessary officers not chosen by ballot ?
Art. 4. To hear the reports of the various Town Officers and Committees and act thereon.
It is recommended that the usual votes be passed.
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Art. 5. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges.
We recommend that the following amounts be appropri- ated :
Support of Schools,
$12,000 00
Free Library,
$1,000 00
Cemeteries,
$1,000 00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths extermination,
$1,456 14
Appropriation Loan and Interest, $1,590 00
Municipal Loan and Interest,
$1,830 00
Marshall St. Bridge Loan,
$1,225 00
High Street Macadam Road,
$2,450 00
Border St. Macadam Road,
$1,225 00
Steam Roller Loan,
$1,000 00
State, County and Highway Tax,
$8,000 00
Town Office and Officers,
$5,000 00
Forest Warden,
$500 00
Tree Warden,
$300 00
Fire Protection,
$1,500 00
Board of Health,
$1,150 00
Highways and Bridges,
$5,000 00
Stone Road,
$1,500 00
Soldiers and Sailors,
$500 00
Snow and Ice, $200 00
Highway Fences, $1,000 00 Support of Poor including $500 for Town Physician $4,500 00 Electric Lights to April 1, 1916, $333 33
Town Landings, $250 00
Art. 6. Will the Town appropriate two hundred dollars ($200) to be expended under the direction of William Wads- worth Post No. 165, G. A. R., for the observance of Memorial Day ?
We recommend that this amount be appropriated.
Art. 7. Will the Town appropriate five hundred dollars ($500) to continue the work on the Assessors' Map of the Town? We recommend that that amount be voted.
Art. 8. Will the Town petition the Director of the Bureau of Statistics to cause such an audit to be made of the Town ac- counts as will be necessary to install an accounting system, in
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accordance with the provisions of Chapter 598 of the Acts of 1910 as amended?
We recommend that no audit be made at this time.
Article 9. Will the Town vote that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of revenue for the financial year beginning January 1, 1916, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year; any debt or debts in- curred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said finan- cial year ?
We recommend this vote be passed.
Art. 10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize its Treas- urer to hire money to continue the moth work from December 1, 1915, to March 1, 1916.
We recommend that this vote pass.
Art. 11. Will the Town vote that taxes shall be paid on or before October 10, 1915, and after that date interest shall be charged at the rate of six per cent. per annum until paid ?
We recommend that this vote pass.
Art. 12. Will the Town authorize the placing of the Bank and Corporation Taxes with the appropriations for State and County Taxes, for payment of same ?
We recommend that Bank and Corporation taxes be so placed.
Art. 13. What action will the Town take for the better fire protection of Island Creek?
Art. 14. Will the Town pay the expenses of a meeting place for the Island Creek Fire Company ?
Art. 15. Will the Town authorize the Board of Fire Engi- neers to cooperate with individuals for better fire protection, as outlined by the Committee on Island Creek Fire Protection or "otherwise"? (By request.)
We will refer you to committees report.
Art. 16. Will the Town authorize the Selectmen to employ a Clerk for the Board of Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Assessors, and appropriate four hundred dollars ($400) for this purpose ?
We recommend that this appropriation be voted for clerical services for the three boards.
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Art. 17. What action will the Town take regarding the pay of the Selectmen and the time of their regular meetings ?
Regarding time of regular meetings we prefer to leave for decision to convenience of the public. The Board recommend to the per diem method of payment.
Art. 18. What action will the Town take in regard to pay for the Assessors? (By petition.)
We recommend that no change be made.
Art. 19. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Town Clerk be three hundred dollars ($300) per year, and that all fees prescribed by law and collected by him be paid into the Town Treasury, to date from January 1, 1915 ?
Art. 20. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Town Treasurer be four hundred dollars ($400) per year, to date from January 1, 1915? (By petition. )
Art. 21. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Tax Col- lector be five hundred dollars ($500) per year, to date from January 1, 1915 ? (By petition.)
We recommend that Town Clerk's pay be $300, Town Trea- surer $300, Tax Collector $500.
Art. 22. Will the Town vote to abandon the present method of electing their Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, and hereafter annually elect three Selectmen, three Assessors and three Overseers of the Poor for the term of one year? (By petition.)
We recommend that no change be made.
Art. 23. Will the Town change the name of Border Street to Bay Road? (By petition.)
We recommend it be changed.
Art. 24. Will the Town include the existing electric street lights, three on Cove Street, one on Cedar Street and three on Standish Street, in the Town Street Lighting System from April 1, next, and appropriate money for the same? (By petition.)
We recommend that these be included in the town lighting system as these have been maintained by private subscription for public benefit for some years.
Art. 25. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate two
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hundred dollars ($200) for ten street lights on Surplus and South Station streets from Washington Street to South Dux- bury Station.
We disapprove of this article.
Art. 26. Will the Town appropriate not to exceed twenty- four dollars ($24) for supplying water to the public drinking troughs at Hall's Corner and the Liberty Pole ?
We recommend favorable in this request.
Art. 27. Will the Town accept Article 85 of Chapter 48 of the Revised Laws, allowing the Selectmen to reserve spaces in public ways for trees, grass or planting? (By request.)
We approve of this article.
Art. 28. Will the Town authorize the Conservation Com- mittee to purchase additional strips of woodland along the pub- lic ways and make an appropriation of three hundred dollars ($300) for the same? (By request.)
We recommend $150 be raised and appropriated.
Art. 29. Will the Town accept recommendations of Cem- etery Trustee change of By-laws, Section 3, Acts of 1895, so. it will read, The minimum price of lots to non-residents shall be ten dollars ($10) ? (By request.)
We recommend the change.
Art. 30. Will the Town accept Russell Road as laid out by the Selectmen February 17, 1915 ?
We recommend it be accepted.
Art. 31. To see if the Town will pay the sum of thirty cents ($0.30) per hour for all Town man labor. (By petition.) We recommend no raise of pay.
Art. 32. What action will the Town take in regard to in- creasing the pay for horses on Town work from $1.50 per day to $2.00 per day of eight hours? (By petition.)
We recommend no raise of pay.
Art. 33. Will the Town vote to allow Mr. Antone P. Lucas to construct a wall on the southerly side of his present houselot? (By request. )
We recommend it be granted.
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Art. 34. Will the Town vote to authorize the appointment by the Moderator of an Appropriation Committee to consist of nine members, three of whom shall serve for three years, three for two years, and three for one year, the successors of those whose terms expire and all vacancies to be appointed in like manner ?
The Board of Selectmen shall refer all items of appropriations to this Committee not later than February 1 of each year. The Committee shall make a report on each item, with their recom- mendations, to the Board of Selectmen, to be by them transmit- ted to the Town Meeting.
We recommend this be voted.
Art. 35. Will the Town vote that no street construction or repairs to cost more than one hundred dollars ($100) be under- taken, except upon the written order of the Road Surveyor, who shall first submit in writing to the Board of Selectmen an esti- mate of the cost, which must be approved by the Selectmen and by vote of the Town Meeting? (By request.),
We disapprove of this article.
Art. 36. What action will the Town take in regard to re- pairing Congress Street from Union Street to the Pembroke line; and will the Town appropriate a sufficient sum of money to cover same ?
We recommend that this be taken from the regular highway account.
Art. 37. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one thousand dollars ($1000) to crush stone Josselyn Avenue and put it in good condition. (By petition.)
We disapprove of an appropriation.
Art. 38. Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) to be used for the repairs of side- walks? (By petition.)
We recommend $500 be appropriated.
Art. 39. To see if the Town will appropriate five hundred dollars ($500), or so much thereof as may be necessary, to properly grade up that portion of the Gurnet Road from the Marshfield line near Rainbow Bridge to the "Hummock," and of Plymouth Avenue from said Town line to the beach, and of
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Bay Avenue from said Town line to Plymouth Avenue? (By request. )
We recommend $500 be appropriated.
Art. 40. Will the Town appropriate five thousand dollars ($5,000) to continue the stone road on Border Street, and issue bonds or notes to meet the expense of building the same? (By petition.)
We disapprove this appropriation.
Art. 41. Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) for repairs on Surplus Street ?
We recommend that this street be repaired from the general highway appropriation.
Art. 42. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate eighteen hundred dollars ($1,800) for the grading and construc- tion of a stone road from Powder Point Avenue to Lovers' Lane on Cove Street? (By petition.)
We disapprove of this article.
Art. 43. What action will the Town take in regard to con- tinuing the road now being built on High and Summer streets to the Kingston Line, in connection with the Massachusetts Highway Commission; and to see what action the Town will take in making an appropriation for the same; and to take any other action that may come before the meeting in connection therewith. (By petition.)
We disapprove of this article.
Art. 44. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) for repairs of road leading to Town Landing near Allen's Wharf at Captain's Hill.
We disapprove of this appropriation thinking something can be done from the general Town Landing appropriation if granted.
Art. 45. What action will the Town take in regard to abol- ishing or shortening the close season on clams ?
We disapprove of any change.
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In making these recommendations the Board felt the neces- sity of holding the appropriations where the tax rate, would not be materially increased.
With the above as recommended it is fair to estimate the rate of taxation will be approximately $16 on $1,000.
SIDNEY C. SOULE, THEODORE W. GLOVER, HARRY B. BRADLEY,
Selectmen of Duxbury.
Report of the Selectmen
ON THE
Articles in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting
Saturday, March 6, 1915
Art. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.
Art. 2. To bring in their votes for one Selectman for the term of three years, one Assessor for the term of three years, one Overseer of the Poor for the term of three years, for Town Clerk for one year, for Town Treasurer for one year, for Tax Col- lector for one year, for Tree Warden for one year, for one person for Board of Health for the term of three years, for one School Committee for the term of three years, for one Surveyor of Highways for one year, for one Cemetery Trustee for the term of five years, for three Constables for one year, for two Auditors for one year, all on one ballot. Also on the same ballot, will the Town grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors for the ensuing year? The vote to be "Yes" or "No" in answer to the question, "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in this Town.
Art. 3. What action will the Town take relative to the ap- pointment of necessary officers not chosen by ballot?
Art. 4. To hear the reports of the various Town Officers and Committees and act thereon.
It is recommended that the usual votes be passed.
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Art. 5. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges.
We recommend that the following amounts be appropri- ated :
Support of Schools,
$12,000 00
Free Library,
$1,000 00
Cemeteries,
$1,000 00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths extermination, '
$1,456 14
Appropriation Loan and Interest,
$1,590 00
Municipal Loan and Interest,
$1,830 00
Marshall St. Bridge Loan,
$1,225 00 $2,450 00
High Street Macadam Road,
Border St. Macadam Road,
$1,225 00
Steam Roller Loan,
$1,000 00
State, County and Highway Tax,
$8,000 00 $5,000 00
Forest Warden,
$500 00
Tree Warden,
$300 00
Fire Protection,
$1,500 00
Board of Health,
$1,150 00
Highways and Bridges,
$5,000 00
Stone Road,
$1,500 00
Soldiers and Sailors,
$500 00
Snow and Ice, $200 00
Highway Fences, $1,000 00
Support of Poor including $500 for Town Physician $4,500 00 Electric Lights to April 1, 1916, $333 33
Town Landings, $250 00
Art. 6. Will the Town appropriate two hundred dollars ($200) to be expended under the direction of William Wads- worth Post No. 165, G. A. R., for the observance of Memorial Day ?
We recommend that this amount be appropriated.
Art. 7. Will the Town appropriate five hundred dollars ($500) to continue the work on the Assessors' Map of the Town? We recommend that that amount be voted.
Art. 8. Will the Town petition the Director of the Bureau of Statistics to cause such an audit to be made of the Town ac- counts as will be necessary to install an accounting system, in
Town Office and Officers,
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accordance with the provisions of Chapter 598 of the Acts of 1910 as amended ?
We recommend that no audit be made at this time.
Article 9. Will the Town vote that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of revenue for the financial year beginning January 1, 1916, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year; any debt or debts in- curred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said finan- cial year ?
We recommend this vote be passed.
Art. 10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize its Treas- urer to hire money to continue the moth work from December 1, 1915, to March 1, 1916.
We recommend that this vote pass.
Art. 11. Will the Town vote that taxes shall be paid on or before October 10, 1915, and after that date interest shall be charged at the rate of six per cent. per annum until paid ?
We recommend that this vote pass.
Art. 12. Will the Town authorize the placing of the Bank and Corporation Taxes with the appropriations for State and County Taxes, for payment of same ?
We recommend that Bank and Corporation taxes be so placed.
Art. 13. What action will the Town take for the better fire protection of Island Creek?
Art. 14. Will the Town pay the expenses of a meeting place for the Island Creek Fire Company ?
Art. 15. Will the Town authorize the Board of Fire Engi- neers to cooperate with individuals for better fire protection, as outlined by the Committee on Island Creek Fire Protection or "otherwise"? (By request.)
We will refer you to committees report.
Art. 16. Will the Town authorize the Selectmen to employ a Clerk for the Board of Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Assessors, and appropriate four hundred dollars ($400) for this purpose ?
We recommend that this appropriation be voted for clerical services for the three boards.
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Art. 17. What action will the Town take regarding the pay of the Selectmen and the time of their regular meetings ?
Regarding time of regular meetings we prefer to leave for decision to convenience of the public. The Board recommend to the per diem method of payment.
Art. 18. What action will the Town take in regard to pay for the Assessors? (By petition.)
We recommend that no change be made.
Art. 19. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Town Clerk be three hundred dollars ($300) per year, and that all fees prescribed by law and collected by him be paid into the Town Treasury, to date from January 1, 1915 ?
. Art. 20. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Town Treasurer be four hundred dollars ($400) per year, to date from January 1, 1915? (By petition.)
Art. 21. Will the Town vote that the salary of the Tax Col- lector be five hundred dollars ($500) per year, to date from January 1, 1915 ? (By petition.)
We recommend that Town Clerk's pay be $300, Town Trea- surer $300, Tax Collector $500.
Art. 22. Will the Town vote to abandon the present method of electing their Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, and hereafter annually elect three Selectmen, three Assessors and three Overseers of the Poor for the term of one year? (By petition.)
We recommend that no change be made.
Art. 23. Will the Town change the name of Border Street to Bay Road? (By petition.)
We recommend it be changed.
Art. 24. Will the Town include the existing electric street lights, three on Cove Street, one on Cedar Street and three on Standish Street, in the Town Street Lighting System from April 1, next, and appropriate money for the same? (By petition.)
We recommend that these be included in the town lighting system as these have been maintained by private subscription for public benefit for some years.
Art. 25. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate two
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hundred dollars ($200) for ten street lights on Surplus and South Station streets from Washington Street to South Dux- bury Station.
We disapprove of this article.
Art. 26. Will the Town appropriate not to exceed twenty- four dollars ($24) for supplying water to the public drinking troughs at Hall's Corner and the Liberty Pole ?
We recommend favorable in this request.
Art. 27. Will the Town accept Article 85 of Chapter 48 of the Revised Laws, allowing the Selectmen to reserve spaces in public ways for trees, grass or planting? (By request.)
We approve of this article.
Art. 28. Will the Town authorize the Conservation Com- mittee to purchase additional strips of woodland along the pub- lic ways and make an appropriation of three hundred dollars ($300) for the same? (By request.)
We recommend $150 be raised and appropriated.
Art. 29. Will the Town accept recommendations of Cem- etery Trustee change of By-laws, Section 3, Acts of 1895, so it will read, The minimum price of lots to non-residents shall be ten dollars ($10) ? (By request.)
We recommend the change.
Art. 30. Will the Town accept Russell Road as laid out by the Selectmen February 17, 1915 ?
We recommend it be accepted.
Art. 31. To see if the Town will pay the sum of thirty cents ($0.30) per hour for all Town man labor. (By petition.)
We recommend no raise of pay.
Art. 32. What action will the Town take in regard to in- creasing the pay for horses on Town work from $1.50 per day to $2.00 per day of eight hours? (By petition.)
We recommend no raise of pay.
Art. 33. Will the Town vote to allow Mr. Antone P. Lucas to construct a wall on the southerly side of his present houselot? (By request. )
We recommend it be granted.
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Art. 34. Will the Town vote to authorize the appointment by the Moderator of an Appropriation Committee to consist of nine members, three of whom shall serve for three years, three for two years, and three for one year, the successors of those whose terms expire and all vacancies to be appointed in like manner ?
The Board of Selectmen shall refer all items of appropriations to this Committee not later than February 1 of each year. The Committee shall make a report on each item, with their recom- mendations, to the Board of Selectmen, to be by them transmit- ted to the Town Meeting.
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