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625 00
905 67
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Miscellaneous :
High,
46 07
Elementary,
157 73
203 80
Repairs,
1,343 91
Health,
741 88
Transportation of Pupils,
5,079 75
Rent of Academy,
1,500 00
Sundries,
59 46
New Equipment,
398 06
Total Expenditures,
$32,343 22
$1,153 62
Contracted but not expended,
480 00
Unexpended Balance,
:
$673 62
INDEX
Assessors' Report,
Auditor's Report,
Balance Sheet, 46
Births, 75
Board of Health Report, 91
Cemetery Trust Funds, 50
Deaths,
74
Deaths, out of Town, 76
Dog Licenses Issued, 87
Duxbury Cemetery Trustees, 101
Duxbury Free Library, 97
Financial Report, 7
88
57
Fire Department Report,
96
Forest Warden Report,
95
Marriages,
72
Moth Superintendent Report, 94 Overseers of the Poor Report, 90 School Department, 107
Selectmen 's Report, 5
Street Department, 95
Town Clerk 's Report, 72
Town Meetings, 77
Town Officers, 3
Treasurer's Report,
48
Tree Warden's Report,
94
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
Town of Duxbury
For the Year Ending December 31
1923
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
OF THE
Town of Duxbury
MASS
S
637
CZES STANDISH
For the Year Ending December 31
1923
PLYMOUTH THE MEMORIAL PRESS
INDEX
"Assessors ' Report,
77
Forest Warden Report, 83
Auditor 's Report,
51
Marriages, 62
Balance Sheet,
40 Moth Superintendent Report, 81
Births,
65 Overseers of the Poor Report, 79 80 Public Playground, 91
Board of Health Report,
Cemetery Trust Fundo,
44
School Department, 93
Deaths,
64
Selectmen 's Report,
5
Deaths, out of Town,
66
Street Department, 82
Dog Licenses Issued,
76
Town Clerk 's Report,
62
Duxbury Cemetery Trustees,
88
Town Meetings,
67
Duxbury Free Library,
85
Town Officers,
3
Financial Report, 7
Treasurer's Report, 42
Fire Department Report, 84
Tree Warden's Report, 81
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TOWN OFFICERS, 1923.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor-Sidney C. Soule, Wendell Phillips, Alfred E. Green.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector-George H. Stearns.
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, Andrew J. Delano.
Cemetery Trustees-Albert M. Goulding, William J. Al- den, Henry F. White, John Simmons, Martin Hanigan.
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, Edward S. O'Neil, Carl J. Santheson.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber-Charles P. Grueby, 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. Herrick, 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, Walter Hansen, Lloyd Sprague, Benjamin F. Goodrich, John J. Edwards, William H. Hunt.
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 :
While it seems useless to make a lengthy report as each department for which money was raised shows the amount raised and expended in the financial report.
The amount of money raised for the resurfacing of Har- rison street was sufficient, leaving a small amount unexpend- ed. It is recommended by your Selectmen that from this unexpended balance a new fence be built on both sides of the bridge as the one there is very poor.
The State and County are assisting towns to quite an extent in the construction of roads at the present time, and we would recommend that the town raise a certain amount to be met equally by the State and County for the construction of an asphalt road from the East Pembroke Post Office to the State Highway at Millbrook Corner. While it would be im- possible to build the whole distance we feel we might build one half this year. The new proposed highway through the Cemetery extension has been laid out from Tremont Street to a point on Mayflower Street just northerly of the town dump. In making this layout we have only about one half the new road to build that we would have had we followed the extreme southerly boundary of the cemetery. And in addition we preserve that portion of the present Mayflower
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Street that is so beautifully shaded with the belts of roadside trees.
We wish to report that Blue Fish River Bridge, so-called, is in very poor condition. While at this time we are not in a position to recommend the amount necessary, as it would need the services of an expert to decide as to just what should be required.
Respectfully submitted, SIDNEY C. SOULE, WENDELL PHILLIPS, ALFRED E. GREEN, Selectmen of Duxbury
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FINANCIAL REPORT
RECEIPTS
Taxes.
Polls, Personal, Real and Moth,
$101,492 79
Corporation and Bank Taxes,
2,526 08
Income Tax 1923,
8,655 01
Income Tax, Previous Years,
559 50
Income Tax, Schools,
2,376 66
$115,610 04
Licenses and Permits.
Peddlers' Licenses,
$72 00
Slaughtering Licenses,
5 00
Auto Dealers' Licenses,
10 00
Junk Dealers' Licenses,
56 00
Auctioneer's License,
2 00
Victuallers' and Sunday Licenses,
20 00
Garbage Dealers' Licenses,
8 00
Denatured Alcohol Permits,
4 00
"Oleo" Permit,
50
County, Dog Licenses,
314 27
$491 77
Fines and Forfeits. Third District Court, Fines for 1923, $13 67
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General Government.
Town Clerk, fees, $95 35
Town Hall. Sale of Waste Paper, 2 85
Forestry. Moth Extermination,
113 12
Forest Fires,
32 50
Sealer of Weights and Measures, fees, 28 59
Bounties on Seals 78 00
$350 41
Highways.
H. D. Brewer, new construction,
$500 00
Charities.
Sale of Produce, Almshouse,
$96 00
Board, Almshouse,
130 00
Telephone Tolls, Almshouse,
3 00
Re-imbursement from State,
70 00
Re-imbursement from Kingston, 894 00
Re-imbursement from individuals,
2,042 62
State Aid, 750 00
$3,985 62
Schools.
Reimbursement for Vocational Education, $49 99
Unclassified.
Sale of Land,
$400 00
Sale of Blueprints,
5 00
Return Insurance Premium,
62 27
Rebate Liability Insurance,
61 57
$528 84
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Cemeteries.
Sale of Lots, Sale of Wood,
$285 00 25 00
$310 00
Interest.
Interest on Deposits, $338 53
Interest on Taxes, 1,854 80
Accrued Interest on Loan,
11 56
Interest on Trust Fund,
22 50
Interest on Perpetual Care Funds,
1,436 50
$3,663 89
Trust and Investment.
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, $1,838 87
Return Dividends, 35 00
$1,873 87
Municipal Indebtedness.
Temporary Loans,
$75,000 00
Harrison Street Construction,
15,000 CO
$90,000 00
Refunds.
Soldiers' Exemptions,
$108 45
Tailings Account,
9 37
Refunds Poor Account,
41 41
$159 23
Total Receipts,
$217,537 33
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EXPENDITURES.
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Moderator.
Appropriation, $25 00
Henry P. Moulton, services, $25 00
Selectmen Department.
Appropriation, $1,200 00
Sidney C. Soule, services,
$375 00
Sidney C. Soule, expenses, 17 88
Wendell Phillips, services,
312 50
Alfred E. Green, services, 312 50
Memorial Press, printing and supplies, 31 75
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
18 79
Library Bureau, supplies
1 07
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
1 10
Mary E. Greene, supplies,
3 16
Hill Smith & Co, supplies,
19 19
Underwood Typewriter Co., supplies,
1 00
George H. Stearns, revenue stamp,
50
John B. Washburn, recording deeds,
3 50
Thomas W. Herrick, surveying,
6 75
Freeman's Garage, transportation,
1 50
Auto List Publishing Co., auto lists,
35 00
$1,141 19
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Accounting Department. Appropriation, $800 00 Mary E. Greene, services, $766 66
Treasurer's Department.
Appropriation,
$1,050 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$800 00
George H. Stearns, bond, 25 00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
47 53
Millbrook Post Office, supplies,
50
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies,
10 63
Cushing Bros., transportation,
74 00
Herricks Auto Sales, transportation, 6 00
Freeman's Garage, transportation,
7 00
Director of Accounts, certification of
notes, 24 00
$994 66
Tax Collector's Department.
Appropriation, $1,100 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$800 00
George H. Stearns, bond and stamps, 30 47
Ruby H. Graves, clerical work, 34 50
James C. Ingalls, clerical work,
1 67
Morton Collingwood, services, 5 00
Rogers Print, supplies, 21 00
Memorial Press, supplies,
62 50
Duxbury Post Office, supplies,
72 06
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
24 71
Thomas Groom & Co., supplies,
5 64
Eureka Press, supplies,
6 00
$1,063 55
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Assessor's Department.
Appropriation, $1,500 00
Sidney C. Soule, services, $354 24
Wendell Phillips, services, 270 76
Alfred E. Green services, 250 00
Delano & Keith, assessors' maps, 245 25
John B. Washburn, transfers, 46 25
Banker & Tradesman, subscription, 7 00
Mary L. Devereux, clerical work,
10 00
Julius B. Chandler, transportation,
75 00
Freeman's Garage, transportation, 11 00
Southard & Mason, transportation, 11 00
Davol Printing House, supplies, 15 00
$1,295 50
Law Department.
Appropriation. $500 00
Davis, Brown, Rowley & Storey, services, $50 00
Coughlin Bros., services and damages, 175 00
W. N. Cronin, services, 138 00
Katzmann & Vahey, services, 20 00
$383 00
Election and Registration Department.
Appropriation, $400 00
Memorial Press, printing and sup-
plies, $129 50
Cushing Bros., transportation, 5 00
Freeman's Garage, transportation, 3 00
John H. Glover, Registrar,
25 00
Thomas W. Herrick, Registrar,
25 00
Wendell B. Phillips, Registrar, 25 00
George H. Stearns, Registrar,
25 00
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Harold Hanigan, election officer, 20 00
Ray M. Parks, election officer, 10 00
Harry A. McNaught, election officer, 10 00
Herbert Packard, election officer, 10 00
$287 50
Town Clerk's Department.
Appropriation,
$450 00
George H. Stearns, services,
$400 00
George H. Stearns, bond, 2 50
Cushing Bros., transportation, 2 00
P. B. Murphy, supplies, 5 55
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
1 80
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies,
3 04
C. C. McNaught, express,
4 38
$419 27
Town Hall and Office Department.
Appropriation, $800 00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights, $50 55
New England Tel. & Tel. Co, telephones, 109 87 E. S. Wright, fuel, 231 28
B. F. Goodrich, fuel, 48 40
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., fuel,
116 08
George H. Stearns, fuel, 8 75
Chandler Mill Co., fuel, 16 00
W. H. Leathers, check protector, 21 00
Duxbury Fire & Water District, water, 12 00
Harry Cushing, repairs, 2 00
A. A. Sprague, repairs, 66 68
J. D. Randall, repairs, 19 33
C. A. Devereux, repairs, 2 75
E. J. Sweetzer, supplies, 65
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G. L. Combine, cleaning, 20 00
C. C. McNaught, express, 9 99
Martin Hanigan, Janitor, 10 00
Martin Hanigan, labor, Town House grounds, 6 00
Harry Priest, labor, Town House
grounds, 8 00
Robert Tammett, labor, Town House grounds, 8 00
Wm. J. Alden, labor, Town House grounds, 6 00
Willard Taylor, labor, Town House grounds, 10 00
Everett Ryder, labor, Town House
grounds, 6 00
$789 33
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY. Police Department.
Appropriation, $1,500 00
Charles S. Pierce, services and ex-
penses,
$304 28
Andrew J. Delano, services and
expenses, 186 00
Warren C. Prince, services and
expenses, 96 00
Robert I. Tower, services and expenses, 74 50
Eden S. Glover, services and expenses, 30 00 Richard Edgar, services and expenses, 19 50 James W. Ellis, services and expenses, 14 00 Richard Hanigan, services and expenses, 26 50 John D. Morrison, services and expenses, 5 00
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Cushing Bros., transportation, 298 50
George W. Cobbett, transportation, 8 50
Freeman's Garage, transportation, 2 00
Allan H. Southard, transportation, 1 50
Morton Collingwood, counsel,
20 00
$1,086 28
Fire Department.
Appropriation, $650 00
Gershom B. Chandler, repairs, $41 38
Plymouth Elec. Light Co., lights, 28 69
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., fuel, 4 00
Phillips Bates & Co., fuel, 17 25
B. F. Goodrich, fuel, 9 00
Grace S. Stevens, fuel,
4 00
Harry Cushing, fuel,
6 00
Henry W. Merry, fuel,
5 00
American LaFrance, Fire Eng. Co., supplies, 182 75
Freeman's Garage, supplies, 70
Allan H. Southard, supplies, 1 92
Arthur S. Nickerson, wind shield and curtains, 23 25
Ralph W. Newdick, paint,
12 75
Keene Bros. Garage, supplies,
2 74
Stone & Forsythe, supplies,
15 00
Pulsifer's Auto Express, express,
9 85
Nelson Smith, labor and stock, 50 00
George Worster, janitor, 12 00
Cushing Bros., supplies and labor, 57 87
T. Waldo Herrick, supplies and labor, 36 27
H. E. Merry, wood and labor, 27 40
H. A. Tammett, Janitor and labor, 30 25
E. W. Chandler, Janitor and labor, 27 00
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Arthur C. Greene, labor, 4 70
J. B. Chandler, labor, 1 00
Eben N. Briggs, labor
1 00
Earl W. Chandler, labor,
1 00
Marshall Pulsifer, labor,
1 00
Nahum Hadgdon, labor,
50
Roscoe Chandler, labor,
1 00
Lester Bates, labor,
1 00
W. T. Churchill, labor,
2 50
Paul Bates, labor,
2 00
Wilbur Randall, labor,
3 00
Lewis B. Randall, labor,
3 00
Ray M. Parks, labor,
3 00
Otis Randall, labor,
3 00
Sam Wadsworth, labor,
14 75
$647 52
Sealer of Weights and Measures Department.
Appropriation, $225 00
Charles S. Pierce, services,
- $75 00
Charles S. Pierce, transportation,
50 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies,
60 67
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
5 65
James L. McNaught, supplies,
1 00
$192 32
Bounties.
Appropriation, $100 00
Ralph N. Noyes, seals,
$48 00
Arthur C. Greene, seals,
18 00
G. C. Osterberg, seals,
8 00
Byron Baker, seals,
6 00
Allan H. Southard, seals,
2 00
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Ray Hunt, seals, 2 00
D. H. Cole, hawk, 1 00
Arthur C. Holmes, hawk, 1 00
Joseph Deeley, hawk,
1 00
Howard M. Blanchard, hawk,
1 00
Samuel G. I. Wadsworth, hawk,
1 00
S. A. Santheson, hawk, 1 00
G. Osterberg, Jr., hawks and crows, 1 75
C. R. Drew, hawks and crows, 1 45
Clifton B. Chandler, crows,
45
Charles Sprague, crows,
15
Charles A. Devereux, crows,
15
Howard F. Blanchard, crows,
15
Leslie E. Reynolds, crows,
15
Herbert A. Peterson, crows,
75
$95 00
Tree Warden Department.
Appropriation, $100 00
John D. Morrison, labor and truck, $86 00
Fred Soule, labor, 14 00
$100 00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Department.
Appropriation, $1,786 31
John D. Morrison, labor, $427 50
John D. Morrison, truck & expenses, 155 25
Freeman's Garage, auto, 148 76
Herrick's Garage, supplies, 3 90
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co. supplies, 5 40
B. F. Goodrich, supplies, 1 25
Cushing Bros., supplies, 40
Duxbury Fire and Water Dist., water, 12 00
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Memorial Press, supplies,
4 75
George Bryant, labor,
263 50
George Walter, labor,
239 00
Fred Byrne, labor,
143 00
Norman White, labor,
139 00
Winsor White, labor,
111 00
John Smith, labor,
119 00
Waldo Reed, labor,
8 00
$1,781 71
Forest Warden Department.
Appropriation, $700 00
American La France Fire Engine
Co., supplies, $283 02
Suffolk Engraving Co., supplies, 2 55
Ames Implement Co., supplies, 17 12
Stone & Forsythe, supplies,
84
F. B. Knapp, notices,
10 00
Herricks Auto Sales, auto and labor,
19 70
Cushing Bros., auto and labor,
40 20
Herbert Packard, labor,
12 00
H. E. Merry, labor,
27 03
E. S. O'Neil, labor,
6 50
Harry S. Winslow, labor,
15 50
Richard Hanigan, labor,
39 75
Eben Briggs, labor, 3 50
Franklin Loring, labor, 4 00
Frank C. Chandler, labor, 3 00
Lawrence W. Scule, labor, 4 00
Oscar Anderson, labor, 4 00
Merritt Ferrell, labor, 6 00
Howard B. Chandler, labor,
3 00
W. H. Nudd, labor, 3 00
F. E. Nudd, labor, 4 00
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James Delano, labor, 5 75
George H. Doane, labor,
3 75
C. A. Duff, labor, 6 00
Edward Baker, labor,
10 50
H. E. Hartford, labor,
3 25
George Horsford, labor,
2 00
William Hoffman, labor,
2 50
Ernest Wight, labor, 2 00
Phillip Delano, labor,
8 00
George Purkis, labor,
2 50
W. F. Scholpp, labor, 1 00
Samuel Wadsworth, labor, 1 00
Carl Micklen, labor,
7 50
Avery Mikuson, labor,
4 50
Horatio O'Neil, labor,
4 00
John Simmons, labor,
2 50
George Sollis, labor,
3 00
James O'Neil, labor,
2 50
Fred Soule, labor, 7 50
William Whiting, labor,
1 00
Raymond Viega, labor,
2 50
Arthur C. Greene, labor,
18 75
Darius D. Reynolds, labor,
1 50
H. J. Reynolds, labor,
2 50
H. J. Reynolds, Jr., labor,
4 00
William D. Baker, labor,
4 50
J. B. Chandler, labor, 2 50
Earl W. Chandler, labor, 5 50
2 50
W. T. Churchill, labor,
2 00
Lemuel Wyman, labor,
1 00
Russell Lovell, labor,
1 50
Fred Loring, labor,
1 00
Harry McNaught, labor,
50
Arthur Holmes, labor,
50
Russell DeWolf, labor,
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Walter Hansen, labor,
50
Walter Reed, labor,
50
Nahum Hodgdon, labor,
1 00
Victor Shiff, labor, 1 00
Walter Pierce, labor,
50
Leroy Freeman, labor,
50
Charles Freeman, labor,
50
Joseph Nickerson, labor, 50
Trefly Martin, labor,
50
Edwin Estes, labor,
50
Arthur Bennett, labor,
50
Andrew Delano, labor,
50
Henry D. Mordico, labor,
50
Parker Chandler, labor,
50
Ralph Noyes, labor,
50
William Redmond, labor,
50
Lester Osborn, labor,
50
Ralph Chandler, labor,
50
Marshall Pulsifer, labor,
50
A. M. Goulding, storage,
5 00
Edgar W. Chandler, labor,
23 50
$679 21
Health Department.
Appropriation, $1,050 00
Charles W. Eaton, services, $62 32
Paul C. Peterson, services, 62 52
E. E. Covell, services. 62 52
Charles W. Eaton, expenses, 321 96
Paul C. Peterson, expenses, 11 61
Paul C. Peterson, supplies, 14 16
E. E. Covell, expenses, 52 00
Memorial Press, supplies,
44 35
Citizen Printing Co., supplies,
2 50
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Duxbury C. & L. Co., supplies, 4 79
Morton Collingwood, services, 10 00
A. D. Eaton, transportation, 166 50
Freeman's Garage, transportation,
9 50
W. F. Devereux, transportation,
8 00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies,
2 72
George W. Cobbett, signs,
55 00
Plymouth County Hospital, board,
71 50
Eben Briggs, horse hire,
1 50
Caesar Grace, labor,
3 50
Joseph Holmes, labor,
2 00
Phillip Boucher, labor
2 00
Trefly Martin, labor,
2 00
M. Ryan, labor,
2 00
Ernest Jones, labor,
1 00
Elliot Baker, labor,
2 00
$977 95
(Vital Statistics.)
Hill, Smith & Co., supplies, 14 66
J. J. Shepherd & Sons, death returns, 5 00
Charles Dudley, M. D., birth returns, 75
$20 41
$998 36
Animal Inspection.
Appropriation, $150 00
H. II. Delano, Jr., Inspection of Animals and premises, $150 00
Inspection of Slaughtered Animals.
Appropriation,
$150 00
Charles S. Pierce, inspection,
$150 00
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Town Dump.
Appropriation, $100 00
Charles W. Eaton, labor, $42 22
George Cobbett, labor, 3 00
Sebastian Govoni, labor, 23 75
John Govoni, labor,
5 00
$73 97
Highways, Bridges, and Sidewalks.
Appropriation, $8,500 00
The Barrett Co, tarvia B.
$1,162 00
Standard Oil Co., road oil,
1,617 47
Anna D. Bailey, gravel,
5 90
A. M. Goulding, clay,
2 10
Harry F. Swift, gravel,
2 40
Lorenzo W. Peterson, gravel,
10 80
Frank Dawes, gravel,
2 40
Ella Torrey, gravel,
1 50
A. C. Brainerd, gravel,
60
Mrs. Harry Cushing, sand,
4 80
Clear Brook Cranberry Co., gravel, 4 30
Wm. S. Day, sand, 4 90
Gilbert West, gravel,
3 30
Commissioner of Public Safety, in-
spection of Boilers, 10 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight, 69 80
Mrs. Nora Smith, lunches, 3 00
New England Road Machinery Co., re- pairs, 6 00
Waldo Bros. and Bond, supplies, 75 06
A. A. Sprague, pipe, 4 04
Freeman's Garage, supplies, 23 45
C. C. McNaught, express, 1 43
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., supplies, 42 16
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H. L. Morgan, repairs, 8 60
Cushing Bros., auto, 1 00
A. E. Parks, labor and teams, 206. 47
E. S. O'Neil, labor and teams, 1,107 65
Wm. P. Turner, labor,
1 50
Merritt Ferrell, labor, 81 00
Charles R. Crocker, labor and teams,
253 25
Clarence Nickerson, labor,
24 00
Mabel Nickerson, teams,
248 88
Arthur Peterson, labor,
165 75
Edward Randall, labor,
2 00
Parker E. Weston, labor,
111 00
Eden W. Soule, teams,
645 75
George Griswold, labor,
91 25
James Pina, Jr., labor,
22 00
W. E. Nickerson, labor, 68 50
Laurence Soule, labor,
116 00
'Avery Nickerson, labor,
34 00
Harvey Morton, labor,
94 50
John Lovell, labor,
14 00
S. W. Sheldon, team,
109 30
John Lovell, Jr., labor,
29 50
Jack Barboza, labor,
33 50
Joseph Barboza, labor,
25 50
Frank Corey, labor,
24 75
John A. Hunt, team,
166 82
Ernest Chandler, team,
3 00
H. H. Delano, team and gravel,
15 70
Fred B. Studley, labor,
12 00
Andrew Bennett, labor,
35 50
William Baker, labor,
8 00
Ira Studley, labor, 76 50
Dan Studley, team and gravel,
241 50
W. H. Edwards, labor,
51 00
Ben Taylor, labor,
15 25
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Amos Sperry, labor, 19 50
John Charette, labor, 26 00
Geo. Chandler, labor, 8 00
Raymond Viega, labor, . 28 50
Joe Brasse, labor, 15 00
J. Knowles Parker, team and sand, 246 45
H. E. Merry, team and clay, 51 00
Warren Prince, team,
31 50
Manuel Corey, labor, 13 00
Robert Tammett, labor,
8 00
Herbert L. Soule, labor,
26 00
Sam Mendes, labor,
54 50
Thomas Corey, labor,
45 00
Horace Randall, labor,
8 50
Eben N. Briggs, team,
112 50
Oscar Anderson, labor,
18 00
Sidney C. Soule, labor,
12 00
Carl Berg, labor, 18 40
H. J. Reynolds, team,
16 00
Carleton Atwood, labor,
1 50
M. L. Chandler, truck,
63 00
Waldo Herrick, truck,
14 35
Julian Strang, labor,
102 00
James W. Baker, labor,
107 50
Harry Cushing, labor and supplies,
8 75
Isador Texeria, labor,
12 00
Michael Farrell, labor,
65 75
Edward Bitters, labor,
1 00
Lewis E. Taylor, labor,
6 00
A. F. Loring, team and gravel,
100 13
Elmer Glass, labor,
2 00
John Tuttle, labor,
30 00
$8,479 16
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Gurnet Bridge Repairs. Appropriation, $1,471 53 Treasurer of Plymouth County, $1,471 53
Highways at Duxbury Beach. Appropriation Balance, $96 55
Warren C. Prince, team, $11 00
Re-surfacing Harrison Street.
Appropriation, $15,000 00
Barber Asphalt Co., asphalt,' $2,981 65
The Texas Co., asphalt, 724 16
E. J. Rourke, use of roller, 400 00
Standard Oil Co., oil, 861 21
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies, 87 41
Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., repairs, 76 88
F. G. Brackett, wood, 110 00
Edgar W. Loring, coal,
151 88
B. F. Goodrich, coal, 85 77
John W. Brewster, axe handles, 3 00
Waldo Bros. & Bond, supplies, 20 93
M. M. White, supplies, 2 73
G. B. Chandler, material, 25 30
D. S. Goodspeed,1 building,
5 00
Nelson Smith, repairs, 3 00
Charles Drew & Co., repairs, 12 60
J. Knowles Parker, sand, 357 50
J. Knowles Parker, teams, 612 00
E. S. O'Neil, wood, 22 40
E. S. O'Neil labor and teams, 657 85
Mabel Nickerson, wood,
11 00
Mabel Nickerson, team, 265 50
Parker E. Weston, labor,
252 25
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Charles R. Crocker, team and material, 588 00
William H. Edwards, labor, 345 00
Merritt Ferrell, labor and supplies,
663 25
Frank Corey, labor, 182 25
Thomas Corey, labor, 12 00
Amos Sperry, labor,
86 00
E. W. Soule, labor & team,
342 00
John Lovell, Jr., labor,
155 00
John Corey, labor,
16 00
Jack Barboza, labor,
176 75
Joseph Barboza, labor,
167 25
Freeman's Garage, truck,
144 10
Arthur Peterson, labor,
73 25
Benjamin Taylor, labor,
171 25
John Charette, labor,
64 00
George Chandler, labor,
40 50
Raymond Viega, labor,
145 00
Joe Brasse, labor,
139 00
Horace Randall, labor,
82 25
Samuel Mendes, labor,
123 50
Wm. P. Ahlquist, labor,
8 00
Wm. N. Ferrell, labor and paint,
14 00
H. E. Merry, team, 247 50
Warren Prince, team,
297 00
Oscar Anderson, labor,
36 00
Lawrence Soule, labor,
24 00
Ira Studley, labor,
132 75
Manuel Corey, labor,
139 25
Newton Gordon, labor,
20 00
T. Waldo Herrick, labor, 16 35
Carl Berg, labor, 9 00
Lewis E. Taylor, labor,
97 50
Fred Aldrich, labor, 1 75
M. L. Chandler, truck,
63 00
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
80 00
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J. Briggs Freeman, labor, 1 50
E. O. Willcott, labor, 8 50
Frank Daley, labor,
2 50
Robert Tammett, labor,
46 00
Michael Farrell, labor,
66 00
George B. Bates, labor,
44 75
$12,801 72
Standish Street Repairs.
Appropriation Balance, $6 90
Appropriation, 1,000 00
Mr. Brewer Donation, 500 00
$1,506 90
W. H. Edwards, labor, $18 00
Merritt Ferrell, labor,
64 00
Joseph Barboza, labor,
54 75
Manuel Corey, labor,
50 25
John Lovell, Jr., labor,
57 00
Ira Studley, labor,
54 75
Parker E. Weston, labor,
57 00
John Barboza, labor,
52 50
Frank Corey, labor,
10 00
Sam Mendes, labor,
56 00
Raymond Viega, labor, 52 50
Joe Brasse, labor, 42 00
Ben Taylor, labor, 33 00
Harry Cushing, supplies,
5 35
Charles R. Crocker, labor and team, 126 37
E. S. O'Neil, labor and team, 106 80
Warren C. Prince, labor and team, 94 50
J. Knowles Parker, labor and team, 96 50
J. Knowles Parker, sand, 59 75
L. B. Freeman, truck, 194 25
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M. L. Chandler, truck, 98 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, truck,
98 00
$1.481 27
Temple Street Repairs.
Appropriation, $1.000.00
Waldo Bros. and Bond, pipe,
99 96
John A. IIunt, team, 177 75
H. II. Delano. team,
154 20
Dan Studley. team,
166 50
Ernest Chandler, labor,
1 00
Fred B. Studley, labor,
74 00
Andrew Bennett, labor,
62 00
William Baker, labor,
78 00
Ira Studley, labor,
74 00
Ed Leavitt, labor,
84 00
$971 41
Removing Snow.
Appropriation, $3,000 00
Freeman's Garage, truck, $1,307 50
Herrick's Auto Sales, truck, 784 25
E. S. O'Neil, labor and team,
156 55
Mrs. C. E. Nickerson, team,
44 81
John J. Bridgeman, team,
8 56,
John A. Hunt, team,
38 50
H. II. Delano, team,
8 00
J. Knowles Parker, team,
12 25
W. F. Scholpp, team,
20 00
H. A. Briggs, team,
14 00
A. E. Parks, team,
16 00
E. W. Soule, team, 7 50
D. W. Studley, team,
73 90
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A. F. Loring, team, 21 30
C. R. Crocker, team, 14 00
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