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NEW TEACHERS.
Since September 1920, there has been a clean sweep in the teaching force, and three of the four began their work here in September 1921. We have, however, been greatly favored by freedom from interruption in that neither the school nor any teachers have lost an hour of school time.
RETENTION OF PUPILS.
Only three pupils have left school at this writing, all freshmen who have removed from town.
TARDINESS.
Tardiness is on the increase, and, as it is customary for school people to give the "credit" for all shortcomings to parents, we are asking for a higher degree of cooperation to check the tendency ..
We regret, too, that not less than 12 pupils found it neces- sary to delay entering 'school for from one day to ten weeks. Still this is not unusual in summer resort towns.
ORAL THEMES.
It seems advisable to us to stress oral rather than written themes for at least the half of the school year. The aver- age person makes his education felt far more by his speech than by his writing.
THE NEW DICTIONARIES.
No more important addition to the school's equipment could have been made than the Winston dictionaries, re- cently supplied to the whole school by vote of the commit- tee.
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CHRISTMAS SEALS.
The drive to sell these seals for the benefit of the Massa- chusetts Tuberculosis League was engineered by the High School with several other agencies assisting. We are hereby gratefully acknowledging this aid.
The drive netted $79.56, in comparison with $44.19, the amount the town contributed last year.
OTHER MATTERS.
It seems wise to defer any discussion of other matters until further observations can lead to better based opinions.
I desire to record herewith my sincere appreciation of the efforts of all who are cooperating with me, supervisors .. teachers, committee and parents.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT CUSHMAN, Jr., Principal.
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REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC.
To the Superintendent of Schools of Duxbury :
In the grade work this year I have pursued the same policy as last year, in trying to give the average boy and girl a chance to learn note-reading, rather than to do bril- liant work on exhibition days, or to develop the most musi- cal minority to a fine degree of excellence. The teachers almost unanimously, I think, endorse this policy, and cer- tainly all cooperate to further it.
The shortening of the High School periods gave such a short time for music that the principal kindly arranged to give me an extra period beside the prescribed hour for gen- eral chorus singing. We had no trouble in getting together a glee club of the best musical talent in the school, and here we have a little opportunity for individual training.
Two new books were purchased for the music department this year. One, a volume of two-part songs for the Inter- mediate schools, supplements the Second Reader, which of- fers scant material in the two-part singing so desirable in these grades. The other, a volume of four-part songs for the High School, is the first of its kind introduced here for many years, and was much needed, both for the music periods and for the semi-weekly assembles. Both books, have been a great help in stimulating interest in our music. I believe our particular need of equipment in this department now is a volume for the grammar schools which shall give the boys more practice in reading from the bass-clef, as our present material in this line is meagre, and I feel sure the boys entering High School are handicapped for want of such training.
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I wish to express my appreciation of the strong support of the grade teachers, without which I realize my work could not be effective, and to thank the High School staff for their interest and assistance.
Respectfully submitted,
REBECCA PHILLIPS, Supervisor of Music.
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF DRAWING.
Note : The Supervisor of Drawing is unfortunately un- der quarantine at this time and therefore unable to submit a written report of his work. Instruction has been given regularly along the same lines as in former years and with as good success.
F. E. Bragdon, Superintendent of Schools.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES OF PARTRIDGE ACADEMY AND THE DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS OF 1921.
Unitarian Church, Wednesday Evening, June 22, 1921.
PROGRAM
Invocation
March Orchestra Rev. Lewis J. Thomas
School Song, "Consider and Hear Me"
Salutatory
Selection
Vilda Patterson Orchestra
Class History
Elizabeth Soule
School Song, "Nightingale and Rose"
Class Prophecy
Marjorie Bailey
School Song, "Clang of the Forge"
Class Will
Marianne Coughlin Address by Mr. Gardner of State Department of Education Selection
Valedictory
Carl Simmons
Presentation of Diplomas
Mr. Ralph K. Bearce
"America" Benediction
GRADUATES.
Marjorie Bailey
Avery Nickerson
Marianne Coughlin
Vilda Patterson
Sigfrid Santheson
Frances Cushing Lawrence Glass Oliver Harris Elizabeth Loring
Carl Simmons
Elizabeth Soule Flora Taylor
Orchestra
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Mrs. Wendell B. Phillips-Leader of Chorus Carl Santheson-Marshall
Class Color Purple and Gold Class Motto "Carpe Diem" Class Flower Pansy
TEACHERS.
Arthur J. Mott
Miss Helen Putnam
Principal Languages
Miss Gladys Duffee
Commercial
Miss Hope Knights
Science and Mathematics
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Receipts.
Town Appropriation,
$25,000 00
Dog Fund, 344 20
Reimbursements from the State,
3,017 06
Transportation, 6,000 00
Refunds, 125 00
$34,486 26
Expenditures.
School Committee, salary and exp., $240 54
Superintendent, salary and expenses, 1,118 83 Supervisors, 1,040 00
High School :
Principal,
$2,240 00
Teachers, 3,913 33
6,153 33
Elementary Teachers,
10,280 00
Textbooks :
High,
$186 18
Elementary,
601 71
787 89
Supplies :
High,
$254 20
Elementary,
640 63
894 83
Janitors :
High,
$395 00
Elementary,
1,241 80
1,636 80
Fuel :
High,
$923 11
Elementary,
1,295 51
2,218 62
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Miscellaneous :
High,
$78 20
Elementary,
127 01
205 21
Repairs,
1,333 00
Health,
409 00
Transportation of Pupils,
5,753 24
Rent of Academy,
1,500 00
New equipment,
70 00
Total Expenditures,
$33,641 29
Unexpended Balance,
844 97
$34,496 26
Duxbury Eight
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LIST OF TEACHERS.
Name, Address, Training, Term of Service, and Salary.
High School.
Robert Cushman, Jr., Duxbury R. F. D.,
Bridgewater Normal, Dartmouth, 1 $2,300 00
Henry R. Reed, Duxbury, Dartmouth, 1 1,400 00
Mabel E. Jenkins, Duxbury R. F. D., 1,300 00 1
Helen Putnam, Duxbury, Tufts, 2
1,300 00
Grammar School.
Ellen W. Downey, Kingston, 13
1,250 00
Elizabeth A. Hastings, South Duxbury,
11
1,200 00
Myra E. Smith, Kingston R. F. D., Bates Col- lege, 3 years ; Boston University,
5 1,250 00
M. Abbie Baker, East Pembroke, Hyannis
Summer, 11
1,200 00
Lower Grades.
Sara E. Paulding, Duxbury, Hyannis Sum- mer, 17
1,200 00
Marion S. Baker, Brant Rock, 3 1,000 00
Eliza M. Nickerson, South Duxbury, Hyannis Summer, 4 1,000 00
Viola M. Bowe, Kingston R. F. D., Hyannis Normal, Boston University,
1 900 00
Elizabeth W. Strawbridge, Duxbury, 1
800 00
Music.
Rebecca Phillips, Kingston R. F. D., Mt. Holyoke, 3 years, 2 550 00
Drawing.
Samuel Warner, South Pembroke, New Eng-
land Conservatory, Art Department, 8 550 00
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ENROLLMENT, MEMBERSHIP, ATTENDANCE AND TARDINESS For Term Ending December 23, 1921.
SCHOOL
Enrollment
Membership
Attendance
Percent.
Attendance
Tardiness
No. Pupils
Tardy
No. Pupils
Transported
No. Pupils Carrying Lunch
High,
74
70
66 95
100
35 16
71
Village Grammar,
30
29
28 95
28
11 10
23
Village Intermediate,
45
41
39 94
30
12 18
39
Tarkiln Grammar,
23
22
21 93
15
5 15
22
Tarkiln Intermediate,
23
23
21 92
10
5 15
23
Tarkiln Primary,
35
32
30 93
30
10 19
32
Millbrook,
27
24
23 96
15
5
4
11
Point,
19
18
16 91
10
6
0
7
South Duxbury,
32
27
24 91
26
13
0
Ashdod,
22
20
19 93
68
14 0
20
Totals,
330 306 287 93+ 242 116 97 270
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MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES.
December 23, 1921.
GRADE
SCHOOL I II III IV V VI VII VIII I
High School II III IV Total
High School,
27 14 18 12 71 30
Village Grammar,
20 10
Village, Intermed.,
14 26
40
Tarkiln Grammar,
11 11
22
Tarkiln Intermed., 12 11
23
Tarkiln Primary, 9 11 11 4
35
Millbrook, 8 2 6
7
23
Point, 8 1 3 5 17
South Duxbury, 4 10 5 5
24
Ashdod, 10 2 2 6
20
Totals,
39 26 27 27 26 37 31 21 27 14 18 12 305
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
Town of Duxbury
Ca N'a1
For the Year Ending December 31
1922
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
Town of Duxbury
AASSA
637 TIS
For the Year Ending December 31
1922
PLYMOUTH THE MEMORIAL PRESS
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TOWN OFFICERS, 1922
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor-Sidney C. Soule, Wendell Phillips, Alfred E. Green.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector-George H. Stearns.
Auditor-Charles L. Simmons.
School Committee-Ralph K. Bearce, Elizabeth A. Phillips, John Simmons.
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.
Fire Engineers-Hortense E. Merry, Arthur C. Greene, Henry S. Winslow, Charles R. Crocker, LeRoy M. Peterson, Harrison E. Hartford, Carl J. Santheson, John J. Bridge- man.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber-Charles P. Grueby and Ray M. Parks.
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.
Registrars of Voters-John H. Glover, Thomas W. Her- rick, Wendell B. Phillips, George H. Stearns.
Inspector of Animals-Herman H. Delano, Jr.
Inspector of Slaughtered Animals-Charles S. Pierce.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Charles S. Pierce.
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Measurer of Grain-Charles P. Grueby.
Inspector of Lime-Charles P. Grueby.
Weighers of Coal-Charles P. Grueby, Arthur C. Greene, James McKay, Mary Cary, Benjamin F. Goodrich, John J. Edwards.
Fence Viewers-Charles R. Crocker, J. Knowles Parker, Edward S. O'Neil.
Keeper of Almshouse and Pound-Herbert Packard.
Superintendent of Streets-Edward S. O'Neil.
Town Physician-Nathaniel K. Noyes, M. D.
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REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of Duxbury :
Your Board of Selectmen make the following report :
In accordance with the vote of the Town, Powder Point Avenue has been completed from the residence of Mr. Phillips easterly to the Gurnet Bridge, all within the appro- priation of $4,000.
Sunset Road also has been completed from Washington Street to Chapel Street making this one of the prettiest little streets in town.
The Gurnet Road, so-called, at the northerly end of Dux- bury Beach, has been repaired satisfactory to the property owners there. There is a small section just northerly of this street that needs repairs the coming spring.
Temple Street at North Duxbury has been greatly im- proved considering the material available for use.
A section of Standish Street has been graded and drained in anticipation of having funds the coming spring availa- ble for applying a surface of asphalt.
The question of clearing the streets of snow is getting to be a question of great importance. A majority of people now travelling by automobile are demanding that the streets in all parts of the town, even the most remote location be cleared immediately which means an enormous appropria- tion if there is much snow.
We believe that with two snow ploughs of a type suitable for a three or four ton truck used in the proper time and in a proper way can clear the streets within a reasonable time.
Your board recommends that we have all improvements
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possible, bearing in mind at all times that the same must be paid for. Before deciding on the appropriations asked for the coming year consider your tax bill that you know you will receive the following fall and see if you really can af- ford to pay any higher rate than last year.
Respectfully submitted,
SIDNEY C. SOULE, WENDELL PHILLIPS, ALFRED E. GREEN, Selectmen of Duxbury.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
RECEIPTS.
Taxes.
Polls : Personal, Real, Moth,
$104,624 33
Corporation and Bank Taxes,
1,974 89
Income Tax, 1922,
8,101 22
Income Tax, Previous Years,
812 50
Income Tax, Schools,
2,126 66
$117,639 60
Licenses and Permits.
Peddlers' Licenses,
$72 00
Slaughtering Licenses,
10 00
Auto Dealers' Licenses,
10 00
Junk Dealer's License,.
25 00
Auctioneer's License,
2 00
Victuallers' and Garage Licenses,
20 00
County, Dog Licenses,
319 43
$458 43
Fines and Forfeits.
Third District Court, Fines for 1921, $30 50
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General Government.
Town Clerk, Fees, $73 00
Town Hall, Telephone Tolls, 10 35
Forestry, Moth Extermination, 139 57
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Fees, 5 00
Bounties on Seals, Fees, 26 00
Health, Contagious Diseases, 418 10
$672 02
Highways.
N. K. Noyes, M. D., material, 12 00
Brant Rock Water Co., use of roller. 32 00
Town of Marshfield, use of roller. 78 00
$122 00
Charities.
Sale of Produce, Almshouse, $66 50
Board. Almshouse, 150 00
Reimbursement from Kingston, 810 42
Reimbursement from State,
69 33
$1.096 25
Soldiers' Benefits, State Aid, $884 00
Schools, tuition and sale of supplies. 60 75
Unclassified, liability insurance and blue prints. 61 30
Cemeteries.
Sale of Wood, $179 00
Sale of Lots and Grave, 50 00
$229 00
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Interest.
Interest on Deposits, $430 01
Interest on Taxes,
1,885 15
Interest on Trust Funds,
45 50
$2,360 66
Municipal Indebtedness, Temporary Loans, $90,000 00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, $1,500 00
Refunds.
Civilian War Poll Tax, $9 00
Soldiers' Exemptions,
134 58
$143 58
Total Receipts.
$215,258 09
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EXPENDITURES.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
Moderator.
Appropriation, $25 00
Harry B. Bradley. services, $25 00
Selectmen Department.
Appropriation, $1,200 00
Sidney C. Soule. services and expenses, $382 50 Wendell Phillips, services and expenses, 312 50 Alfred E. Green. services and expenses, 312 50 Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 53 00 Duxbury Post Office, supplies, 13 70
Hobbs & Warren, supplies, 3 25
Division of Accounts, supplies, 5 58
Commission of Public Safety, license blanks, 1 80
Julius B. Chandler, auto service,
9 50
$1,094 33
Accounting Department.
Appropriation, $600 00
Mary E. Greene, services, $600 00
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Treasurer's Department.
Apropriation, $950 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$800 00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
38 88
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
1 27
Memorial Press, supplies,
6 00
Millbrook Post Office, supplies,
1 00
American Surety Co., bond,
25 00
Division of Accounts, certification of notes, 18 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, auto service, 4 00
L. B. Freeman, auto service, 2 50
Cushing Bros., auto service, 26 50
$923 15
Tax Collector's Department.
Appropriation,
$1,000 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$800 00
George H. Stearns, stamps,
5 64
Morton Collingwood, services,
5 50
James C. Ingalls, services,
20 00
Cushing Bros., auto service,
9 00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
68 73
South Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
3 00
Millbrook Post Office, supplies,
3 18.
Memorial Press, supplies,
17 00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
24 70
Rogers Job Print, printing,
31 50
Thomas Groom & Co., supplies,
5 64
Herrick's Auto Sales, auto service,
4 00
$997 89
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Assessor's Department.
Appropriation, $1,200 00
Wendell Phillips, services, $375 00
Sidney C. Soule, services, 250 00
Alfred E. Green, services. 250 00
Delano & Keith, assessors' maps. 200 00
John B. Washburn, transfers.
39 75
John Wickham, auto service, 40 00
Cushing Bros., auto service, 2 00
Banker & Tradesman, magazine, 7 00
Davol Printing House, supplies. 9 25
Hobbs & Warren, supplies. 7 56
Chicataubut Press, supplies.
1 00
$1.181 56
Law Department.
Appropriation, · $500 00
Elmer L. Briggs, services. $40 00
Morton Collingwood, services. 10 00
$50 00
Election and Registration Department.
Appropriation, $350 00
George H. Stearns. registrar, $25 00
John II. Glover. registrar, 25 00
Wendell B. Phillips, registrar, 25 00
Thomas W. Herrick, registrar.
25 00
Harold F. Hanigan, election officer.
6 00
Ray M. Parks. election officer,
14 00
Harry A. McNaught, election officer, 6 00
Herbert Packard, election officer. 19 00
Richard H. Hanigan, election officer, 5 00
E. Burton Freeman, election officer. 15 50
Robert I. Tower, election officer, 17 50
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Wendell Phillips, election officer, 8 00
Glen Hubbard, election officer, 2 00
Sidney C. Soule, election officer, 15 50
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
counting apparatus, 5 00
James L. McNaught, posting lists, 5 00
Charles A. Devereux, repairs,
1 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, auto service, 7 50
Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 122 50
$349 50
Town Clerk Department.
Appropriation, $450 00
George II. Stearns, services,
$400 00
American Surety Co., bond, 2 50
Fred M. Wadsworth, auto service,
4 00
South Duxbury Post Office, supplies, 5 44
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
4 37
P. B. Murphy, supplies, 3 40
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies,
14 24
Emerson & Co., supplies,
35
Rockland Standard, supplies,
6 25
$440 55
Town Hall and Office Department.
Appropriation $1,000 00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights, $45 78
New England Tel. and Tel. Co., telephones, 117 57
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., fuel and supplies, 165 72
Duxbury Fire and Water Dist., water, 12 65
Edward S. O'Neil, wood, 16 00
F. B. Knapp, wood, 19 00
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J. V. Merry, carting wood, 4 00
Harold Peacock, sawing wood, 3 50
J. Dexter Randall, repairs, 5 18
George B. Bates, repairs, 2 00
Per J. Hagman, repairing chairs, 20 45
George H. Doane, setting glass, 3 25
W. E. Sprague, repairs, 10 00
J. F. Bolton, Jr., repairs, 6 20
J. L. McNaught, removing ashes and supplies, 7 90
H. A. Briggs, moving settees, 7 00
Harry A. Randall, setting glass,
21 60
John E. Jordan Co., stove grate, 4 50
E. J. Sweetser, supplies,
6 80
C. A. Devereux, repairs,
6 00
J. P. Harrington, repairs,
16 15
Standard Oil Co., floor oil, 1 15
Martin Hanigan, janitor,
10 00
$512 40
Town Hall Settees.
Appropriation, $250 00
E. H. Mahoney Chair Co., 125 chairs,
$187 50
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.
Police Department.
Appropriation,
$1,000 00
Charles S. Pierce, services and exp., $279 10 Warren C. Prince, services and exp., 145 00
Robert I. Tower, services and exp., 129 60
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John D. Morrison, services and exp., 10 00
Andrew J. Delano, services and exp., 117 15
John Simmons, services and exp., 93 00
Edgar W. Chandler, services and exp., 26 00
Cushing Bros., transportation, 169 25
James Burns, transportation, 4 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, transportation, 10 00
L. B. Freeman, transportation, 4 00
J. H. Nickerson, services and exp., 11 75
$998 85
Fire Department.
Appropriation, $1,000 00
United States Rubber Co., hose, $200 00
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., hose, 187 50 George H. Stearns, insurance, 29 22
J. Briggs Freeman, painting, 20 00
Fords Garage, supplies and repairs, 41 68
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., fuel and supplies, 42 03
Pulsifer's Auto Express, express, 19 50
Arthur H. Blanchard, repair extin- guishers, 33 50
Harry Cushing, fuel,
9 50
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights,
23 76
E. J. Sweetser, supplies,
3 14
Plymouth Hardware Co., repairs,
2 70
H. A. Tammett, care engine and house, 24 00 E. W. Chandler, janitor and labor, 54 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, supplies and repairs, 133 33
H. E. Merry, telephone and labor, 51 26
J. F. Bolton, Jr., labor, 7 25
John W. Lovell, labor, 1 00
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· John W. Lovell, Jr., labor, 4 00
W. F. Scholpp, labor, 1 00
W. H. Hunt, labor, 4 25
Franklin Brett, labor,
1 25
William S. Day, labor, 4 75
John Walter, labor, 22 65
H. E. Hartford, labor, 1 25
Henry Chandler, labor, 4 75
John A. Hunt, labor,
4 50
Eben N. Briggs, labor,
50
Bob Dyer, labor, 1 00
J. B. Chandler, labor, 50
William T. Redmond, labor,
50
Laurence Whitney, labor, 50
L. H. Wyman, labor,
50
Russell De Wolf, labor,
50
Nahum Hadgdon, labor,
50
L. W. Osborn, labor,
2 50
Homer Cornwall, labor,
50
Geo. H. Doane, labor,
50
A. C. Greene, labor, 50
Lloyd Sprague, labor,
50
Cushing Bros., labor, 2 50
$943 27
Fire Protection, South Duxbury.
Appropriation, $1,800 00
Cushing Bros., truck, $1,540 00
A. S. Nickerson, changing body, 225 00
$1,765 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures Department.
Appropriation, $150 00
C. S. Pierce, services, $100 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies, 4 60
$104 60
,
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Bounties.
Appropriation, $75 00
Howard M. Blanchard,
$2 85
Charles A. Devereux,
30
Lester R. Bates,
2 10
Paul B. Bates,
75
A. Elliot Holmes,
2 00
L. H. Wyman,
12 00
Harry C. Burns,
6 00
Eliot T. Spalding,
2 00
Byron Baker, 6 00
W. E. Sprague,
4 00
Ralph N. Noyes,
4 00
Bartlett B. Bradley,
2 00
Charles R. Hunt,
2 00
Johnnie Lovell,
1 00
Hugo T. Santheson,
1 20
Edwin M. Noyes,
2 00
Harold W. Peterson,
15
Phillip Emerson,
15
D. H. Cole,
1 00
Clarence R. Drew,
1 80
$53 30
Tree Warden Department.
Appropriation,
$100 00
John D. Morrison, labor,
$83 50
George Walter, labor,
8 25
George Bryant, labor,
1 50
J. B. Chandler, truck,
3 00
$96 25
Duxbury Two
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Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Department.
Appropriation, $2,741 14
John D. Morrison, labor,
$580 00
John D. Morrison, expenses,
149 29
Robert I. Tower, labor,
189 00
Waldo Reed, labor, 153 00
Frank Williams, labor,
9 00
Arthur W. Bennett, labor,
109 50
George N. Bryant, labor,
219 00
Harold K. Delano, labor,
126 00
George Walter, labor,
279 00
Eben N. Briggs, labor,
19 50
Charles A. Edwards, labor,
72 00
J. C. Larrabee, labor,
72 00
Horace I. Randall, labor,
13 50
Cushing Bros., auto, 5 65
H. A. Briggs, team, 388 00
L. B. Freeman, truck, 341 45
Duxbury Fire and Water Dist., water, 12 00
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies, 2 30
$2,740 19
Forest Warden Department.
Appropriation, $1,100 00
American La France Fire Engine
Co., supplies, $310 24
Lot Phillips & Co., supplies, 27 60
Cornelius Callahan Co., repairs, 2 14
George E. Short, truck,
200 00.
Cushing Bros., truck,
150 00
Pulsifer Express, express,
14 00
Nelson Smith, labor,
55 00
Alfred E. Green, printing,
2 70
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Est. C. E. Nickerson, storage,
10 00
H. S. Winslow, storage, 5 00
A. M. Goulding, storage,
5 00
Herbert Packard, labor,
9 50
Herrick's Auto Sales, labor,
34 00
Cushing Bros., labor,
4 50
H. E. Merry, labor,
35 82
Otis Randall, labor,
2 25
Isadore Texeria, labor,
3 75
Ray M. Parks, labor,
9 25
Albert E. Parks, labor,
8 75
Roy E. Parks, labor,
5 12
E. S. O'Neil, labor,
6 50
Avner Nickerson, labor,
1 00
Davis Nickerson, labor,
6 50
Edwin Hunt, labor,
1 00
Clarence Nickerson, labor,
5 50
Avery Nickerson, labor,
7 00
Arthur C. Greene, labor,
13 05
Manuel Cory, labor,
1 50
Frank Bates, labor,
1 50
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight,
2 55
Warren C. Prince, labor,
2 00
Lucius Peterson, labor,
1 00
Arthur Peterson, labor,
1 50
Ralph Ford, labor,
1 50
Robert Merry, labor,
2 50
Elliot Baker, labor,
1 00
Arthur Bennett, labor,
1 50
James Pina, labor,
1 50
James Pina, Jr., labor,
1 50
Fred W. Soule, labor,
2 00
Wm. T. Bates, labor,
1 00
· Lester Bates, labor,
1 00
Russell De Wolf, labor,
4 50
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Clinton Duft, labor, 1 50
Paul Bates, labor, 1 00
W. E. Nickerson, labor, 1 00
J. B. Chandler, labor, .
3 00
George Doane, labor, 2 50
Byron Baker, labor,
1 50
Ralph Noyes, labor,
2 00
Bob Dyer, labor,
1 50
Laurence Whitney, labor,
2 50
Earl W. Chandler, labor,
5 00
Wm. T. Redmond, labor,
50
Parker B. Chandler, labor,
3 00
James McKeoun, labor,
1 00
George E. Belknap, labor,
1 00
John Walter, labor,
1 50
L. H. Wyman, labor,
2 50
Nahum Hodgdon, labor,
2 00
H. E. Hartford, labor,
2 00
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
1 50
E. W. Chandler, labor,
13 50
Laurence Soule, labor,
2 00
Eben Briggs, labor,
2 50
Claud Cushing, labor,
1 00
Everett A. Ryder, labor,
2 00
Ralph Chandler, labor, 3 00
Walter Reed, labor, 4 50
Howard B. Chandler, labor, 3 00
Ralph B. Ford, labor, 1 00
Patrick Foley, labor, 1 25
Bartlett Bradley, labor, 1 25
Laurel B. Freeman, labor,
1 50
Lester W. Osborn, labor,
1 50
John A. Chandler, labor,
50
Willard Randall, labor,
1 00
Hubert Needham, labor, 50
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Frank Chandler, labor, 2 50
George Chubbuck, labor,
50
Roscoe Chandler, labor, 1 00
Clifton B. Chandler, labor,
1 50
Richard Hanigan, labor, 1 50
Robert Osborn, labor, 50
Eden Peterson, labor,
1 00
Elmer Peterson, labor, 1 00
Lucius Peterson, labor,
1 00
Merle Peterson, labor,
50
Sidney Peterson, labor,
1 00
Roy E. Parks, labor,
1 00.
Henrique M. Fortes, labor,
1 50
Christian Perry, labor,
1 50
M. T. Ryan, labor,
4 00
Raymond Viega, labor,
2 00
Kimball Randall, labor,
2 50
Earl S. Cushing, labor,
1 00
Harry A. McNaught, labor,
2 00
John W. Lovell, Jr., labor,
1 00
W. F. Scholpp, labor,
1 00
Russell Chandler, labor,
1 00
James Pitman, labor,
1 00
Franklin Brett, labor,
1 00
Ray Delano, labor, 1 00
Fred B. Studley, labor,
1 00
John Simmons, labor,
1 00
William S. Day, labor, 1 00
Horace W. Randall, labor,
3 00
Elijah H. Eldridge, labor,
1 00
Walter Hansen, labor,
1 50
$1,081 72
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Health Department.
Appropriation, $1,050 00
Charles W. Eaton, services and exp., $234 17
Paul C. Peterson, services and exp., 109 80
E. E. Covell, services and exp., 124 52
Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 39 65
L. B. Freeman, auto service, 89 75
A. D. Eaton, auto service, 56 00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies, 35
$654 24
(Vital Statistics.)
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies, $19 37
Elisha Peterson, returning deaths, 7 25
J. J. Shepherd & Sons, returning deaths, 9 50 Roger Spalding, M. D., returning births, 1 50
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