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2 90
Walter T. Churchill, crows, 75
Lawrence W. Soule, crows,
30
$70 15
Tree Warden Department
Appropriation, $300 00
Hathaway Fund, 201 31
John D. Morrison, labor and truck, $310 25
Geo. W. Walter, labor,
132 75
Ernest Chandler, labor,
33 75
Howard Mann, labor,
9 00
E. W. Soule, trucking,
7 00
Freeman's Auto Ex., trucking,
4 00
Moth Dept., poison, 4 56
$501 31
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Department
Appropriation, $1,854 93
John D. Morrison, services,
$638 25
John D. Morrison, truck and expenses,
259 56
Geo. W. Walter, labor,
275 50
Geo. N. Bryant, labor,
161 50
Howard A. Mann, labor,
141 75
Alfred W. Freeman, labor,
121 50
Waldo B. Reed, labor,
94 50
Ernest Chandler, labor,
54 0.0
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Howard Greenwood, labor, 49 50
Austin Reynolds, labor, 31 50
Duxbury Fire and Water District, water, 12 00
$1,839 56
Forest Warden Department Appropriation, $2,000 00
Plymouth Rock Garage, truck, $540 00
American LaFrance, Fire Eng. Co., supplies, 100 41
Waldo Bros. & Bond Co., supplies,
45 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, labor and supplies, 391 10
Cushing Bros., labor and supplies, 107 28
W. J. Walker & Co., supplies, 35 00
Lot Phillips & Co., labor and supplies, 12 00 E. & F. King Co., supplies,
48 70
Town of Hanover, labor, 22 35
H. E. Merry, labor, 116 09
Fred W. Soule, labor,
24 13
John D. Morrison, labor,
2 00
Ames Plow Co., supplies, 4 80
H. E. Hartford, 18 54
Edward Baker, labor,
4 50
Laurence Lovell, labor,
1 50
Edward Randall, labor,
1 00
Freeman's Garage, labor,
16 29
John Walter, labor,
4 30
George Walter, labor,
2 20
Ernest Chandler, labor,
2 20
R. W. Leach, labor,
3 50
Howard Mann, labor,
2 20
William J. Turner, labor,
1 14
Nahum Hodgdon, labor,
3 50
Edward Fillion, labor,
3 63
Amos Perry, labor,
50
Frank Perry, labor, 50
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Manuel Perry, labor,
50
William H. Hunt,
3 47
John A. Hunt,
3 47
Russell Lovell, labor,
3 00
Franklin Brett, labor,
5 82
Arthur Baker, labor,
3 00
Richard Hanigan, labor,
16 49
Eden Peterson, labor,
5 55
Harold Mosher, labor,
75
Robert Peacock, labor,
1 00
Russell Mosher, labor,
75
Harold Peacock, labor,
1 00
William Mosher, labor,
1 68
Laurell Freeman, labor,
2 81
Alfred Freeman, labor,
2 25
John W. Lovell, labor,
1 84
William D. Baker, labor,
1 50
Lorenzo Peterson, labor,
1 50
Wilfred Lovell, labor,
4 30
Peter Fernandez, labor,
2 85
Paul McAuliffe, labor,
2 00
Julian Strang, labor,
10 00
Edward S. O'Neil, labor,
7 83
Arthur C. Greene, labor,
5 20
George Osborne, labor,
1 00
Charles Edwards, labor,
2 25
Pulsifer's Auto Ex., express,
1 50
Phillip Boucher, labor,
4 50
Clifton Chandler, labor,
1 00
George B. Cushing, labor,
50
John W. Lovell, Jr., labor,
56 00
John Simmons, labor,
41 75
Leonard Simcock, labor,
2 82
Waycroft Service Station, supplies,
9 80
Herbert Soule, labor, 4 50
Merritt Ferrell, labor,
5 63
Norman White, labor,
5 61
H. W. Cornwell, labor,
14 28
Duxbury Two
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Edward W. Soule, labor, 1 25
Edward Stevens, labor, 1 14
Harry Glass, labor, 1 14
Elmer Glass, labor,
1 64
William Scholpp, labor,
6 64
George Short, labor,
3 45
Fred Lexner, labor,
2 50
William Redmond, labor,
2 00
C. A. Duff, labor,
9 50
Domingo Bulu, labor,
13 92
Francis Swift, labor,
2 25
Harry Swift, labor,
1 14
E. H. Eldredge, labor,
2 25
Louis E. Stone, labor,
10 00
Richard Whitney, labor,
2 97
George Worster, labor,
16 14
Judson Chapman, labor,
50
Edward Baker, labor,
2 25
Paul Battalina, labor,
1 00
Russell DeWolf, labor,
1 00
Carl Nichelsen, labor,
5 67
Elliott Baker, labor,
9 00
Julius B. Chandler, labor,
15 56
H. E. Walker, 2nd, labor,
8 70
A. H. Walker, 2nd, labor,
1 00
H. A. Tammett, labor,
9 00
Russell Chandler, labor,
4 10
George Doane, labor,
3 50
Norman Hardy, labor,
1 50
Herbert Packard, labor,
10 25
Lemuel Wyman, labor,
4 00
Walter Hanson, labor,
2 00
S. C. Peterson, labor,
28 75
State Forester, supplies,
4 50
Avery Nickerson, supplies,
2 83
James O'Neil, labor,
1 71
Tony Santos, labor,
85
Charles Rays, labor,
85
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Manuel Fernandes, labor,
85
Joseph Fernandes, labor,
85
Jack Andrews, labor,
85
Peter Gonsalves, labor,
85
Tony Gooms, labor,
85
Harry A. McNaught, labor,
50
Russell Parkman, labor,
6 75
Frank Fernandes, labor,
2 25
Eden Rose, labor,
85
John Cory, labor,
85
Raymond Viega, labor,
85
Clarence Nickerson, labor,
2 84
Ray M. Parks, labor,
6 75
Robert E. Merry, labor,
9 00
Eben Briggs, labor,
5 00
Ralph Noyes, labor,
6 50
Henry Merry, labor,
2 25
Clarence Parkman,
85
$2,000 00
Health Department, Including Vital Statistics
Appropriation,
$1,050 00
Charles W. Eaton, services,
$57 31
Paul C. Peterson, services,
62 52
Eugene E. Covell, services,
46 89
Charles W. Eaton, expenses,
255 78
Charles W. Eaton, telephone and
postage, 19 22
Paul C. Peterson, expenses,
5 45
Paul C. Peterson, supplies,
5 60
Eugene E. Covell, expenses,
78 00
George W. Corbett, transportation, 86 50
Arthur D. Eaton, transportation,
84 95
Mary A. Loring, nursing,
70 00
Jordan Hospital, care,
28 40
Memorial Press, printing and sup-
plies, 37 75
Dr. N. K. Noyes, medical attendance, 116 00
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Dr. John W. Hurley, services, 50 00
Ralph W. Mellen, printing, 10 00
Hill Smith & Co., supplies, 14 66
Wright Ziegler Co., supplies, 5 09
Hobbs & Warren, supplies, 2 15
Modern Hospital Pub. Co., supplies, 3 00
William E. Beals, transportation, 4 00
Charles S. Pierce, labor, 2 00
Sabastian Govoni, labor,
3 00
$1,048 27
Vital Statistics Roger Spalding, birth returns, $1 00
Animal Inspection
Appropriation, $150 00
Dr. H. H. Delano, Jr., Inspection of Animals and premises, $150 00
Inspection of Slaughtered Animals Appropriation, $150 00
Charles S. Pierce, Inspection, $150 00
Town Dump
Appropriation, $150 00
Hortense E. Merry, labor and
teams,
123 40
Fred W. Soule, labor,
10 50
Richard W. Hanigan, labor, 9 68
Willard H. Taylor, labor,
5 18
$148 76
Highways, Bridges and Sidewalks Appropriation, $10,000 00 Appropriation for Bridge, $1,000 00 Standard Oil Co., material, $1,098 50 County Commissioners, fee for application, 3 00
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Anna D. Bailey, material, 62 85
Stevens Cranberry Co., posts, 25 00
Gilbert West, material, 4 40
Frank Fortes, material, 3 50
Liberty Cranberry Co., material, 1 80
Commissioner of Public Safety, boiler inspection, 5 00
C. E. Beckman Co., material, 130 00
Harry Estes, material, 4 05
Lorenzo W. Peterson, material,
18 90
B. F. Goodrich, material,
54 75
Kingston Hardware Co., material, 14 05
The Barrett Co., tarvia B.,
680 40
Herrick Auto Sales, supplies,
32
Samuel W. Sheldon, sand,
83 30
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies, 16 07
Walter Alden, material, 3 80
Frank H. Dawes, material,
90
A. C. Brainard, material,
4 05
Geo. H. Doane, painting lines, 43 45
Gershom B. Chandler, repair fence, 50 78 American Gas Accumulator Co.,
gas tanks, 25 14
Walter G. Prince, material, 6 00
William S. Day, material, 3 30
So. Duxbury Hardware Co., material, 3 85 H. H. Delano, material, 5 10
Nelson Smith, repairs,
5 00
H. H. Stranger, one float,
1 00
Isadore Texeria, labor,
229 42
A. E. Parks, labor,
299 29
E. S. O'Neil, labor and team,
1,136 59
John A. Hunt, team,
557 38
Oscar Anderson, labor, 18 12
Everett A. Ryder, labor,
42 00
Leon E. M. Ryder, labor, 2 00
Henry C. Chandler, labor, 36 50
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Albert F. Randall, labor,
40 00
J. Knowles Parker, team, 293 75
W. H. Taylor, labor,
12 00
Carl Berg, labor,
18 12
Mabel M. Nickerson, team and material,
315 65
Frank E. Peterson, labor,
38 25
Charles R. Crocker, labor and team,
286 25
Avery C. Nickerson, truck,
359 75
James O'Neil, labor,
19 25
Edward Randall, labor,
102 00
Wm. F. Devereux, labor,
84
Manuel Grace, labor,
15 75
Amos Silva, labor,
54 00
Geo. Griswold, labor,
65 25
John MacDonald, labor,
54 00
Ray M. Parks, truck,
166 70
Otis E. Randall, labor,
111 37
Merritt Ferrill, labor,
4 50
Horace Randall, labor,
8 16
Horace I. Randall, labor,
14 91
John W. Lovell, team,
9 00
William F. Scholpp, team,
189 29
Herbert Gerrish, labor,
41 12
Ernest M. Chandler, labor,
125 50
John W. Lovell, Jr., labor,
4 50
Fred B. Studley, labor,
66 00
Eden W. Soule, team,
486 65
Homer Therrien, labor,
22 50
Parker E. Weston, labor,
128 25
Frank W. Anderson, labor,
42 75
Arthur F. Loring, team,
216 12
Walter T. Churchill, truck,
232 75
Michael Farrell, labor,
54 27
James W. Baker, labor,
69 25
Daniel W. Studley, team,
245 50
William H. Hunt, labor,
64 12
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Julian Strang, labor,
66 66
Edward O. Willcott, labor,
2 00
Domingo P. Bulu, labor,
45 00
W. E. Nickerson, labor,
6 75
Frank Mendes, labor,
4 50
Jack Barboza, labor,
85 50
Ira Studley, labor,
8 00
Freeman's Garage, truck,
169 82
Andrew Bennett, labor,
21 37
Herbert Soule, labor,
34 31
Arthur R. Studley, labor,
4 50
Joe P. Fernandes, labor,
29 25
Tony Santos, labor,
47 25
Charles Rays, labor,
18 00
Harold Delano, labor,
73 68
Peter Mendes, labor,
58 50
Manuel Corey, labor,
49 50
M. L. Chandler, truck,
303 00
Joseph Brault, labor,
33 75
Manuel Fernandes, labor,
27 00
George Osborne, labor,
22 50
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
11 25
Russell Parkman, labor,
18 00
Harry Cushing, curbing,
43 00
Edward Bitters, labor,
1 68
Andrew J. Delano, labor,
1 68
Fred Soule, labor,
1 50
H. E. Walker, 2nd, labor,
1 65
Warren C. Prince, labor,
28 00
Thomas W. Herrick, labor
3 50
John J. Hayes, labor,
27 00
C. M. Taylor, labor,
38 25
T. J. Reilly, labor,
15 75
George Soule, labor,
9 00
Robert Tammett, labor,
13 50
Theodore Amado, labor,
3 38
C. E. Wakefield, labor,
8 72
$9,994 33
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Franklin Street Repairs
Appropriation, $300 00
John A. Hunt, team,
97 25
W. F. Scholpp, team,
92 25
Edmond Fillion, labor,
31 50
Ernest W. Chandler, labor,
33 75
Russell Lovell, labor,
9 00
George Osborne, labor,
22 50
Frank L. Sinnott, material,
75
$287 00
Gurnet Bridge Repairs
Appropriation, $1,337 49
Treasurer of Plymouth County, repairs, $1,337 49
Gurnet Road Repairs
Appropriation balance, $85 55
Warren C. Prince, team, $71 25
Re-surfacing Harrison Street Appropriation balance, $2,198 28
E. J. Sweetser, supplies, $24 89
J. Knowles Parker, team , 9 50
M. L. Chandler, truck,
66 75
E. S. O'Neil, posts,
40 00
J. J. Hayes, labor,
13 50
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
13 50
Wendell Phillips, labor,
144 40
George H. Doane, painting,
73 39
$385 93
Re-location Mayflower Street Appropriation, $3,000 00
E. S. O'Neil, labor and teams,
Everett Ryder, labor, $287 00
51 75
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
267 19
Merritt Ferrell, labor, 6 75
Domingo P. Bulu, labor, 168 19
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Raymond Veiga, labor,
92 81
Manuel Mendes, labor,
88 31
H. E. Merry, team,
403 75
Tony Santos, labor,
90 00
Jack Barboza, labor,
24 75
Parker E. Weston, labor,
49 50
Charles R. Crocker, team,
64 00
Mabel M. Nickerson, team,
123 50
Theodore Amado, labor,
18 00
Joe P. Fernandes, labor,
51 75
Frank M. Fernandes, labor,
180 00
Christian Perry, labor,
162 00
J. Knowles Parker, team,
72 44
S. W. Sheldon, team,
194 75
Dominzo Pina, labor,
114 75
Samuel Mendes, labor,
11 25
Charles Rays, labor,
15 75
Manuel Spinola, labor,
58 50
John Lopes, labor,
63 00
John J. Hayes, labor,
9 00
Wendell Phillips, labor,
89 50
$2,758 19
Re-surfacing Surplus Street Appropriation, $3,000 00 Loans Authorized, $12,000 00 The Texas Co., material, $2,143 38
Waldo Bros. & Bond, supplies, 407 00
Myron M. White, supplies, 7 05
Kingston Hardware Co., supplies,
9 94
Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co.,
supplies, 17 80
Standard Oil Co., supplies and oil, 526 09 John E. Jordan Co., supplies, 8 04
Cushing Bros., gas and oil, 11 80 Dyar Sales & Machine Co., repairs, 199 90 Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 25 04
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A. A. Sprague, repairs, 20 00 So. Duxbury Hardware Co., supplies, 5 85
B. F. Goodrich, coal, 105 76
C. Drew & Co., repairs, 32 38
Joseph Breck & Sons, supplies, 9 17
H. M. Sanders Co., supplies, 8 20
Nelson Smith, supplies, 11 00
Berger Mfg. Co., pipe, 29 11
E. J. Sweetser, supplies, 1 35
Duxbury Fire & Water District, water, 30 00
E. S. O'Neil, labor and team, 1,123 95
E. S. O'Neil, supplies, 58 75
Harvey Nickerson, labor,
9 00
Everett Ryder, labor,
290 25
Merritt Ferrell, labor and posts, 646 50
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight, 17 06 Henry Martin, labor, 5 63
Avery C. Nickerson,, truck, 456 75
Eden W. Soule, truck, 596 50
Jack Barboza, labor, 189 57
Geo. W. Cobbett, wood and sand,
376 20
Charles R. Crocker, team,
469 50
Parker E. Weston, labor,
195 75
Frank M. Fernandes, labor,
29 25
Harold K. Delano, labor,
157 50
Manuel Corea, labor,
148 04
John W. Lovell, Jr., labor,
6 75
Frank Kirkpatrick, truck, 3 00
Domingo P. Bulu, labor, 76 50
J. Knowles Parker, team,
320 63
Manuel Fernandes, labor, 178 03
Edward R. Randall, labor,
131 61
Sam Mendes, labor,
221 13
L. B. Freeman, truck,
444 45
Raymond Viega, labor,
239 07
Joseph Brault, labor,
72 00
Warren C. Prince, team,
161 50
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Peter Gonnsalves, labor,
104 34
Jack Andrews, labor,
108 84
Peter Fernandes, labor,
180 28
Tony Santos, labor,
180 28
George Osborne, labor,
82 69
Mabel M. Nickerson, team,
161 50
Charles Rays, labor,
98 44
Russell Parkman, labor,
167 07
John Roderick, labor,
120 94
Joseph P. Fernandes, labor,
198 57
Leo Bennett, labor,
27 00
Harold Pickard, labor,
27 00
Manuel Roderick, labor,
207 57
Tony Gomes, labor,
45 00
John Corea, labor,
204 75
Earl Chandler, labor,
93 00
Edward Rose, labor,
125 44
Maurice L. Chandler, truck,
46 25
Christian Perry, labor,
18 00
Albert E. Parks, labor and supplies,
33 30
James Pina, labor, 45 00
Henry Martin, labor,
26 44
John Charretti, labor,
13 50
Louis E. Taylor, labor,
58 50
John Cambra, labor,
46 13
William N. Ferrell, labor,
115 00
$12,768 56
RE-SURFACING UNION AND CONGRESS STREETS
Appropriation, $2,000 00
Loans Authorized, 3,000 00
State Treasurer, 4,999 69
County Treasurer,
4,999 69
$14,999 38
Sears Lumber Co., grade stakes,
$11 50
Harry Swift, material, 7 50
Mary E. Baker, material, 602 10
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The Texas Co., material, 1,957 18
Berger Mfg. Co., pipe, 83 97
Dyar Sales & Machine Co., repairs, 55 75
So. Duxbury Hardware Co., supplies, 12 76
Stony Brook Garage, repairs, 4 05
Waldo Bros. & Bond, supplies, 187 00
Freeman's Auto Express, freight and express, 54 80
Standard Oil Co., oil and supplies, 519 11
B. F. Goodrich, coal and supplies, 199 75
C. Drew & Co., repairs, 1 65
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies, 8 72
Edwin L. McAuliffe, right of way, 25 00
Herrick's Auto Sales, supplies, 10 65
J. B. Holt & Co., repairs, 4 00
C. B. Keene, supplies, 6 37
W. A. Snow Iron Works, grate,
14 40
Daniel W. Studley, team,
232 75
Julian Strang, labor,
76 78
Christian Sperry, labor,
237 10
John Lopes, labor,
268 04
Warren Prince, team, 184 50
Edward Randall, labor,
104 34
Mabel M. Nickerson, team,
443 04
Frank M. Fernandes, labor,
286 05
Joseph Brault, labor,
67 50
Eden W. Soule, team,
282 78
James Pina, labor,
219 10
A. E. Parks, labor,
380 99
Geo. Osborne, labor,
109 41
Earl Chandler, labor,
218 54
Walter Prince, truck,
695 63
William Prince, labor,
62 16
Henry Martin, labor, 88 88
Peter Fernandes, labor, 170 44
Tony Santos, labor,
150 75
Maurice L. Chandler, truck,
194 25
E. S. O'Neil, labor and truck,
1,291 59
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E. S. O'Neil, wood,
63 00
Avery Nickerson, truck,
488 25
Parker E. Weston, labor,
91 13
Charles R. Crocker, labor and team, 746 81
Manuel M. Fernandes, labor,
134 44
Manuel Carey, labor, . 31 50
Samuel W. Sheldon, team,
142 50
Merritt Ferrell, labor,
416 00
J. Knowles Parker, team,
486 18
William N. Ferrell, labor,
65 00
Raymond Veiga, labor,
37 69
John Corea, labor,
9 00
Domingo P. Bulu, labor,
203 07
Samuel Mendes, labor,
186 75
Harold Delano, labor,
22 50
Harvey Nickerson,, labor,
257 63
Manuel Corea,, labor,
13 50
H. E. Merry, team,
190 50
Laurel B. Freeman, labor,
186 75
Joe P. Fernandes, labor,
147 94
Manuel Roderick, labor,
75 94
Jack Barboza, labor,
173 25
Everett Ryder, labor,
152 44
Russell Parkman, labor,
125 44
Howard A. Mann, labor,
143 44
Adolph Anderson,, truck,
316 75
James W. Baker, labor,
132 75
William Ferrell, labor,
280 38
Harry Priest, labor,
101 25
Peter Texeria, labor,
31 50
Everett Hartwell, labor,
13 00
$14,997 16
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TANDEM ROLLER Appropriation, $2,150 00 Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., 1-6 ton Gas- oline Roller, $3,150. less 1-10 ton used Steam Roller, $1,000, 2,150 00
Temple Street Repairs Appropriation balance, $28 59
Henry C. Chandler, labor, $28 00
Traffic Beacons
Appropriation, $535 00
American Gas-Accumulator Co., 2 Beacons, $535 00
Snow and Ice
Appropriation, $1,000 00
Freeman's Auto Express, truck and labor,. $349 61
Pulsifer's Auto Express, truck and labor, 72 50
Herrick's Auto Sales, truck and labor, 134 00
Joseph Brault, labor,
2 00
R. G. Needham, labor,
2 00
James O'Neil, labor,
13 50
Avery C. Nickerson, labor,
9 00
Horatio O'Neil, labor,
2 81
E. S. O'Neil, team,
19 00
Ralph Sanford, labor,
3 38
Edward Randall, labor,
4 50
John Camiel, labor,
4 50
W. A. Hardy, labor,
57
Horace I. Randall, labor,
1 13
Horace W. Randall, labor,
1 13
Norman L. Handy, labor,
1 69
Otis E. Randall, labor,
2 25
Ray M. Parks, labor,
7 00
Wilbur R. Randall, labor,
2 25
A. E. Parks, labor,
1 00
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Wilfred Lovell, labor,
3 37
Carlton Smith, labor,
3 37
Russell Lovell, labor,
3 37
J. A. Hunt, team,
9 00
W. T. Churchill, truck,
10 50
Frank M. Anderson, labor,
2 25
Daniel W. Studley, team,
9 25
Mabel M. Nickerson, team,
19 00
$693 93
Street Lighting
Appropriation, $ 1,979 24
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights, $1,979 24
Town Landings
Appropriation, $300 00
Arthur F. Loring, team,
$83 67
Herbert Soule, labor,
36 00
M. L. Chandler, truck,
74 00
George Loring, labor,
3 36
Warren C. Prince, team,
50 00
P. L. Walker, exchange land,
15 00
$262 03
Guide Boards Appropriation balance, $80 81 Harry Cushing, forms, $47 00
Charities
Appropriation, $6,000 00 General Administration
Sidney C. Soule, services, $93 73
Wendell Phillips, services, 62 50
Alfred E. Green, services,
62 50
Freeman's Garage, transportation, 3 00
$221 73
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Outside Poor
Cash Aid, $1,013 92
D. H. Chandler, milk, 8 68
E. S. O'Neil, fuel and rent,
116 00
Mabel M. Nickerson, fuel, 81 75
H. E. Merry, provisions, 214 70
C. B. Keene, groceries, 446 82
James H. Peterson, fish, 50 98
Paul C. Peterson, supplies, 18 20
Francis D. Donohue, M. D., opera- tion, 75 00
J. J. Shepherd & Sons, burials, 251 50
Town of Plymouth, care, 210 83
Mrs. Wm. P. Ahlquist, nursing, 5 00
Charles W. Eaton, paid for supplies, 3 72
Charles Zahn, clothing, 4 75
Jordan Hospital, care, 69 55
$2,571 40
Almshouse
Herbert Packard, services, $400 00
Herbert Packard, supplies, 30 23
Plymouth Elec Light Co., lights 54 59
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone, 31 85 Mrs. Sadie Evans, services,
125 00
B. F. Goodrich, coal and grain,
352 95
W. O. Delano, provisions, 237 88
B. M. Feinberg, clothing, 27 66
E. J. Sweetser, provisions,
413 62
James B. Burns, provisions, 115 50
H. E. Merry, provisions, 142 67
Steele & Farrington, provisions, 153 48
Fashion Clothes Shop, clothing, 23 97
Duxbury Fire & Water Dist., water, 21 32 Marshfield Laundry Co., laundry, 24 25
A. A. Sprague, repairs, 4 00
E. S. O'Neil, wood, 8 00
L. A. Peterson & Sons, vegetables, 59 46
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J. H. Peterson, fish, 44 12
D. H. Thomas, milk, 196 92
Waltham Chemical Co., powder,
5 00
M. M. White, provisions,
60 90
J. M. Freeman, fertilizer and veg- etables, 7 15
W. B. Morse, provisions,
45 10
The Barnes Market, provisions,
7 08
J. V. Merry, ice,
31 68
A. S. Churchill, fish,
54 53
Paul C. Peterson, supplies,
4 85
Warren E. Peterson, repairs,
18 25
$2,702 01
Total Charities,
$5,495 14
TOWN PHYSICIANS
Appropriation $400 00
Dr. N. K. Noyes, services,
$250 00
Dr. Roger Spalding, services, 150 00
$400 00
State Aid
Cash Paid for State Aid, $590 00
School Department
Appropriation $36,500 00
Dog Fund, 342 66
$36,842 66
Paid Vouchers (see School Commit- tee Report),
$36,757 79
Junior-Senior High School Appropriation, $155 38
Cushing Bros., transportation,
$35 00
H. B. Bradley, expense,
24 00
Memorial Press, printing, 28 50
Federal Engraving Co., printing, 25 00
Russell W. Whiting, Plans, 42 88
$155 38
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Duxbury Free Library Appropriation $1,000 00
Dividend Harding Fund, 68 00
$1,068 00
Dr. B. C. Leavitt, Treasurer, $1,068 00
Road Index and Plan Appropriation Balance, $189 65
Elizabeth A. Hastings, labor, $43 50
Memorial Day
Appropriation, $350 00
James K. Burgess, Wm. Wadsworth Post, $350 00
Duxbury Post 223, American Legion Appropriation, $100 00
Duxbury Soldiers' Relief Assoc., rent, $62 00
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Appropriation, $200 00
Horace T. Fogg, Treasurer, $200 00
Plymouth County Hospital
Appropriation, $1,256 03
County Treasurer, Maintenance for 1923, $1,256 03
Public Playground, Train Field Appropriation, $1,000 00
Wm. J. Burke, labor and supplies, 546 75
Duxbury Coal and Lumber
Co., supplies, 38 40
E. S. O'Neil, posts, 12 50
Gershom B. Chandler, labor
and material, 250 73
F. E. Kirkpatrick, labor and
material, 77 22
Harry Cushing, supplies, 22 60
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H. H. Strange, labor and material, 24 30 Paul C. Peterson, bases, 15 00 James Barrett Mfg. Co., drink- ing fountain, 12 15
$999 65
Unclassified
Appropriation, $1,412 57 Elmer A. Lord & Co., liability Ins., $362 01 Memorial Press, Town Reports, etc., 938 06 W. B. Phillips, delivering reports, 15 00 J. L. McNaught, delivering reports, 11 50 F. W. Wadsworth, care of Town Clock, 50 00
Duxbury Fire and Water Dis --
trict, water for water troughs, 36 00
$1,412 57
Cemeteries
Appropriation, $3,500 00
Dividends Trust Funds, 797 00
$4,297 00
Martin Hanigan, labor,
$579 80
Martin Hanigan, truck,
132 50
Willard Taylor, labor,
542 85
Richard W. Hanigan, labor,
492 15
Henry A. Fish, supplies,
22 00
Michael Farrell, labor,
359 33
Duxbury Fire and Water District, water, 19 80
John Simmons, labor,
262 61
William J. Alden, labor,
219 36
Robert Tammett, labor,
268 30
A. A. Sprague, pipe and labor,
6 04
Laurel B. Freeman, labor,
119 81
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., ยท supplies, 57 36
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E. J. Sweetser, supplies 12 88 Littlefield-Wyman Nurseries, shrubs 38 50 W. W. Freeman, sign boards 6 00
B. F. Goodrich, paint, 13 40
Julian Strang, labor, 54 00
William Hunt, labor, 63 55
The Barrett Co., tarvia B,
84 00
Walter E. S. Frazar, loam, 37 50
Mrs. Grace P. H. Peterson, plants, 31 15
John Lovell, Jr., labor, 11 81
William Bartlett, labor,
29 25
George Bryant, labor, 31 50
John Simmons, Treas., dividends, 797 00
$4292 45
Interest and Discount
Appropriation, $4,000 00
Rockland Trust Co., discount on notes, $2,245 74
Rockland Trust Co., interest on notes, 1,020 63
Treasurer of Commonwealth,
interest on notes, 472 50
$3,738 87
Municipal Indebtedness
Appropriation, $12,200 00
Treasurer of Commonwealth,
highway loan, 1920, $6,000 00
Rockland Trust Co., highway loan, 1919, 1,000 00
Rockland Trust Co., highway loan 1919, 2,200 00
Rockland Trust Co., highway loan 1923, 3,000 00
$12,200 00
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Anticipation of Revenue Loans Rockland Trust Co., $75,000 00
Agency Trust Investment
Treasurer of Commonwealth,
State taxes, $9,789 06
Treasurer of Plymouth County,
county tax, 8,222 23
Plymouth Five Cents Savings
Bank, cemetery trust funds, $1,600 00
Refund taxes,
35 60
Refund. Estimated revenue,
30 00
$19,676 89
Total expenditures, $232,286 31
BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1924.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
Cash, in Bank and Office,
$32,692.88
Temporary Loans,
$40,000.00
Accounts Receivable :
Overlay of 1922,
$239.97
Taxes :
Overlay of 1923,
305.03 2,848.74
Levy of 1922,
$170.80
Levy of 1923,
5.714.20
Levy of 1924,
26,436.71
Moth Revenue, 1923,
33.92
$32,321.71
Moth Revenue, 1924, 189.58
Special Assessments:
$223.50
Moth Taxes, 1923,
33.92
Moth Taxes, 1924,
189.58
Tailings Account, 9.37
Appropriation balances:
Fire Co. No. 1,
$129.50
Town Dump,
50.00
Highways, bridges and side-
walks,
1,000.00
Crescent Street,
86.53
Franklin Street,
13.00
Gurnet Road,
14.30
Harrison Street,
1,812.35
Mayflower Street, .
241.81
Standish Street,
25.63
Surplus Street,
2,231.44
Temple Street,
.59
Union Street,
2.22
Guide Boards,
33.81
Surplus War Bonus,
970.33
Committee on Town Forest,
25.00
Bounds of Town Ways,
240.04
Road Index and Plan,
146.15
Surplus Revenue,
$7,022.70 14,180.59 $65,828.09
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$65,828.09
Overlay Reserve Fund,
998.19
$223.50
State Aid,
$590.00
Overlay of 1924,
$3,393.74
Net Funded or Fixed Debt,
DEBT ACCOUNTS.
$33,000.00 Re-surfacing Loan 1920, $6,000.00
Re-surfacing Loan 1923, 12,000.00
Re-surfacing Loan, 1924,
12,000.00
Re-surfacing Loan, 1924, 3,000.00
$33,000.00
$33,000.00
$33,000.00
TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS.
Trust Funds, cash and securities
$26,216.22 Hathaway Shade Tree and Sidewalk Fund,
$2,577.33
William Penn Harding Li- brary Fund, 1,000.00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, 22,638.89
$26,216.22
$26,216.22
$26,216.22
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Dr.
Balance, January 1, 1924,
$9,613 09 Received,
Taxes,
$120,634 44
License and Permits,
494 66
Charities,
2,158 63
Health and Sanitation,
71 29
Cemeteries,
319 50
Interest, 2,772 23
Municipal Indebtedness, 115,000 00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, 1,600 00
Refunds, 1,235 11
Fines, 72 00
General Government, 95 25
Protection of Persons and Property, 385 01
Highways, 10,519 38
Unclassified, 8 60
255,366 10
$264,979 19
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Cr.
Paid on Selectmen's Warrants, $232,286 31
Balance, December 31, 1924, 32,692 88
$264,979 19
GEORGE H. STEARNS, Treasurer. Duxbury, December 31, 1924.
DUXBURY CEMETERY TRUST FUND ACCOUNT.
NAME OF FUND.
Amount of Fund $200.00
Balance Dec 31, 1923 $211.20 100.00
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