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Dividends $9.48
Payments $9.00
Balance Dec. 31, 1924 $211.68
W. F. Adams,
Benjamin Alden,
100.00
4.15
104.15
Abel C. Arnold,
150.00
1.69
151.69
Orson M. Arnold,
250.00
2.81
252.81
Samuel Atwell,
100.00
107.37
4.75
6.00
106.12
Cordiana Bailey,
50.00
52.56
2.32
2.00
52.88
George H. Bailey,
100.00
141.79
6.19
15.00
132.98
Louis M. Bailey,
100.00
105.06
4.70
3.00
106.76
Hiram W. Barstow,
100.00
103.96
4.64
3.00
105.60
William Barstow,
50.00
52.80
2.36
55.16
Lydia A. Bates,
100.00
114.85
5.09
10.00
109.94
Nettie R. Batsford,
100.00
103.73
4.64
3.00
105.37
Josiah S. Battis
100.00
103.18
4.62
3.00
104.80
Bourne-Harrington,
200.00
213.99
9.47
10.00
213.46
Gershom Bradford,
200.00
209.03
9.38
7.00
211.41
John Bradford,
100.00
102.55
4.60
2.00
105.15
Morton Bradford,
100.00
105.35
4.70
4.00
106.05
Henry O. and Joseph B. Brewster,
100.00
107.32
4.75
5.00
107.07
Joseph Brewster,
100.00
102.64
4.60
2.00
105.24
Edward Gray Brown,
100.00
102.65
4.60
2.00
105.25
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William E. Brown,
100.00
104.91
4.68
3.00
106.59
Mary F. Bryant,
100.00
104.44
4.66
3.00
106.10
Nellie C. and Rosa L. Burdett,
100.00
.75
100.75
Etta L. Burdett,
100.00
102.97
4.62
2.00
105.59
Alden Chandler,
100.00
103.42
4.64
2.00
106.06
Henrietta Chandler,
100.00
107.22
4.75
5.00
106.97
Henry B. Chandler,
100.00
104.44
4.66
3.00
106.10
Horatio Chandler,
100.00
103.15
4.62
3.00
104.77
Ira Chandler,
100.00
102.50
4.60
2.00
105.10
Luther S. Chandler,
100.00
104.63
4.66
3.00
106.29
Lydia W. Chandler,
100.00
103.83
4.64
3.00
105.47
Mary O. Chandler,
50.00
52.61
2.36
54.97
Nathaniel L. Chandler,
100.00
105.66
4.72
4.00
106.38
Chandler & Ryder,
100.00
101.09
4.59
105.68
Georgianna W. Clapp,
500.00
522.90
23.54
15.00
531.44
Willard Clark,
100.00
107.50
4.75
6.00
106.25
Dora A. Collins,
100.00
100.00
James Cooper,
50.00
51.60
2.32
53.92
John Cooper,
100.00
100.00
3.00
103.00
Elizabeth S. Corthell,
220.00
236.25
10.51
11.00
235.76
Mary R. Crocker,
100.00
102.47
4.60
2.00
105.07
Eveline E. Curtis,
100.00
103.14
4.64
2.00
105.78
Walter Cushing,
100.00
104.16
4.66
3.00
105.82
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Cushman & Bryant,
200.00
206.27
9.27
5.00
210.54
Elizabeth Watson Cutter,
500.00
517.42
23.20
15.00
525.62
Josephus Dawes,
100.00
108.02
4.79
7.00
105.81
Fred A. Delano,
100.00
102.34
4.60
2.00
104.94
Henry Delano,
100.00
106.20
4.73
5.00
105.93
Mrs. Nathan Delano,
50.00
52.67
2.32
2.00
52.99
Emma M. Drew,
100.00
103.21
4.62
3.00
104.83
William J. Dunham,
50.00
53.07
2.36
2.00
53.43
Thomas Ellis,
100.00
100.00
Ellison-Richardson,
200.00
220.02
9.65
17.00
212.67
Ellison & Howes,
200.00
224.64
9.86
20.00
214.50
Ferdinand Emerson,
100.00
109.14
4.81
6.00
107.95
Joseph B. Emerson,
500.00
547.20
24.44
25.00
546.64
Alanson W. Farrington,
150.00
155.22
6.93
5.00
157.15
Thomas L. Ferris,
150.00
150.00
Benjamin Ford,
50.00
51.92
2.34
54.26
Eugene S. Freeman,
100.00
102.25
4.60
2.00
104.85
Lucy J. Freeman,
100.00
102.25
4.60
2.00
104.85
Ada W. Gifford,
100.00
1.13
101.13
Dr. E. Jeanette Gooding,
100.00
119.20
5.18
15.00
109.38
Edwin S. Goodspeed,
100.00
103.08
4.62
3.00
104.70
Marianna Goodspeed,
100.00
105.82
4.70
4.00
106.52
Thomas Gorham,
100.00
103.31
4.64
2.00
105.95
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Mary H. Green, Willard Y. Gross,
100.00
124.84
5.65
130.49
200.00
200.00
Briggs Gullefer,
100.00
103.69
4.64
3.00
105.33
Georgiana Hamilton,
100.00
102.52
4.60
2.00
105.12
Judah Harlow,
100.00
118.13
5.02
16.00
107.15
Lucia B. Harlow,
100.00
1.13
101.13
Henry W. Hathaway,
1,000.00
1,056.86
47.72
20.00
1,084.58
Rufus Hathaway,
100.00
102.69
4.60
2.00
105.29
Gertrude W. Hollis,
100.00
103.14
4.62
3.00
104.76
Rebecca T. Holmes,
100.00
106.97
4.73
5.00
106.70
Frank Huckins,
200.00
204.40
9.18
4.00
209.58
Cassius Hunt,
200.00
212.02
9.41
11.00
210.43
Charles E. Hunt,
50.00
1.13
51.13
Deborah Hunt,
50.00
51.84
2.32
54.16
Parker Jones,
100.00
105.51
4.68
4.00
106.19
Latham Fund,
500.00
528.70
27.59
25.00
531.29
Henry H. Lewis,
132.00
132.00
5.99
137.99
Bailey Loring,
125.00
128.03
5.74
3.00
130.77
Harriet E. Loring,
100.00
105.99
4.72
4.00
106.71
Jairus Magoun,
150.00
177.25
7.72
20.00
164.97
William and Mary Myrick,
150.00
157.67
7.04
5.00
159.71
Mary E. Nepton,
100.00
103.60
4.62
3.00
105.22
Capt. George F. Nickerson,
100.00
1.88
101.88
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Susan B. Nickerson,
173.00
183.40
8.15
9.00
182.55
Philander Nutter & George Brown,
100.00
104.48
4.66
3.00
106.14
Edward C. Osborne,
100.00
100.00
3.00
103.00
Elijah Peterson,
100.00
103.77
4.66
2.00
106.43
Elisha Peterson,
100.00
100.00
2.63
102.63
Lucius A. Peterson,
100.00
102.50
4.60
2.00
105.10
John Porter,
100.00
111.47
4.91
9.00
107.38
Thomas C. Powers,
100.00
103.65
4.62
3.00
105.27
William Prior,
200.00
214.83
9.52
12.00
212.35
Rachael D. Reed,
100.00
104.10
4.66
3.00
105.76
Parker C. Richardson,
100.00
104.32
4.66
3.00
105.98
Reuben Ring,
200.00
214.88
9.52
12.00
212.40
Augustus Sampson,
100.00
110.01
4.87
8.00
106.88
Eden S. Sampson,
100.00
105.72
4.68
5.00
105.40
George T. Sampson,
100.00
102.88
4.66
107.54
Joseph A. Sampson,
100.00
111.46
4.91
9.00
107.37
Lucy S. Sampson,
200.00
205.54
9.25
4.00
210.79
Martin Sampson,
100.00
103.41
4.62
3.00
105.03
Luther W. Sherman,
100.00
104.44
4.66
3.00
106.10
Joseph W. Simmons,
50.00
53.13
2.36
2.00
53.49
Mary Simmons,
50.00
53.91
2.38
2.00
54.29
Mary Jane Simmons,
100.00
100.00
3.00
103.00
Hambleton E. Smith,
100.00
104.20
4.66
3.00
105.86
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Silvanus Smith, Winfield Smith, George Soule,
100.00
102.40
4.60
2.00
105.00
200.00
223.87
9.81
18.00
215.68
200.00
223.94
9.70
21.00
212.64
Lot Soule,
100.00
113.13
4.90
11.00
107.03
Thomas Soule,
100.00
100.00
2.25
102.25
Zilpha S. Soule, ·
100.00
103.58
4.64
2.00
106.22
Zeruah Soule,
100.00
118.23
5.02
15.00
108.25
Edith M. Southworth,
200.00
202.25
9.19
211.44
Edith M. Southworth,
300.00
312.38
13.93
12.00
314.31
Robert A. Southworth,
100.00
108.96
4.82
7.00
106.78
Emma S. Stetson,
100.00
100.00
3.00
103.00
Eliza J. Stickney,
100.00
103.14
4.64
2.00
105.78
Emma T. Squires,
100.00
100.00
4.15
104.15
Henry C. Tanner,
100.00
102.96
4.66
107.62
Georgiana L. Thomas,
100.00
106.14
4.75
5.00
105.89
John Thomas,
623.50
636.08
28.71
15.00
. 649.79
Jennie S. Tower,
100.00
103.12
4.64
2.00
105.76
Abby Turner,
100.00
102.40
4.60
2.00
105.00
Alexander Wadsworth,
200.00
225.20
10.01
15.00
220.21
Henry Wadsworth,
100.00
103.41
5.40
3.00
105.81
Joseph and Ann Wadsworth,
100.00
115.34
5.00
10.00
110.34
Augusta M. Watson,
100.00
105.09
4.68
4.00
105.77
Annie V. Weston,
100.00
100.00
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Bradford Weston,
100.00 1,000.00
108.70
4.79
6.00
107.49
Edmund B. Weston,
1,061.46
46.93
60.00
1,048.39
Harrison G. Weston,
50.00
54.22
2.39
3.00
53.61
Joshua Weston,
100.00
144.48
6.32
12.00
138.00
Samuel N. Weston,
300.00
336.82
14.96
17.00
334.78
William A. Wheeler,
130.00
130.00
4.90
134.90
Mary A. White,
150.00
150.00
3.38
153.38
Dr. James Wilde,
100.00
104.20
4.66
3.00
105.86
George M. Winslow,
100.00
102.25
4.60
2.00
104.85
Abbie E. Brett Winsor,
100.00
102.80
4.62
2.00
105.42
Corrindo and Julia Winsor,
100.00
102.80
4.62
2.00
105.42
James E. Winsor,
100.00
104.10
4.66
3.00
105.76
Joseph Winsor,
100.00
.38
100.38
Richard A. and Ruth B. Winsor,
150.00
155.75
6.98
4.00
158.73
William H. Winsor,
75.00
76.89
3.47
80.36
Zenas Winsor,
100.00
106.45
4.71
5.00
106.16
Edwin H. Wright,
150.00
160.33
7.16
5.00
162.49
$21,328.50 $20,902.99 $932.90 $797.00 $22,638.89
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REPORT OF AN AUDIT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE TOWN OF DUXBURY.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Mr. Sidney C. Soule, Chairman, Duxbury, Massachusetts.
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my report of an audit of the ac- counts of the town of Duxbury for the financial year ending December 31, 1923, made in accordance with the provisions of Section 35, Chapter 44 of the General Laws. This report is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Edward H. Fenton, Chief Examiner of this Division, who was placed in charge of the work.
Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts.
Duxbury Four
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Mr. Theodore N. Waddell,
Director of Accounts,
Department of Corporations and Taxation, State House, Boston.
Sir :
Complying with your instrutions, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Duxbury for the financial year ending December 31, 1923, and submit the following report :
The financial transactions of the town, as recorded on the books of the several departments, were checked and compared with the books and records in the se- lectmen's office.
The books and accounts in the selectmen's office were examined and checked. The recorded receipts were checked with the records in the several departments col- lecting money for the town and with the other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury. The disbursements were checked wtih the warrants authoriz- ing the treasurer to make payments and with the treas- urer's books.
The appropriation accounts were checked with the town clerk's records of appropriations voted by the town, the ledger was analyzed, and a balance sheet was pre- pared showing the financial condition of the town Decem- ber 31, 1923.
The books of the treasurer and collector were examined and checked, the cash on hand being verified by an actual count, and the bank accounts reconciled with the state- ments furnished by the banks.
The receipts, as recorded by the treasurer, were com- pared with the selectmen's books and with the records of departmental payments to the treasurer; and the pay- ments were proved by checking the amounts shown on the books with properly approved warrants.
The tax commitments were added and proved; the abatements were checked with the assessors' record of
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abatements granted; and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved to the accounts in the selectmen's led- ger. Verification notices were mailed to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received I am satisfied that the accounts are correct.
The surety bonds furnished by the officials for the faithful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form.
The accounts of the several trust funds in the custody of the town treasurer were examined and checked, the income being verified and found to be as reported on the treasurer's and the selectmen's books. The securi- ties, as represented by savings bank deposits, were ex- amined and found to be as recorded on the books.
Tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash and summaries of the tax and assessment accounts, to- gether with a balance sheet, are appended to this report.
During the process of the audit, uniform courtesy was extended by the several town officials, and I wish, on be- half of my assistants and myself, to express my ap- preciation.
Respectfully submitted,,
EDWARD H. FENTON, Chief Examiner.
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RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH
Balance January 1, 1923,
$25,382 27
Receipts, 1923,
217,537 33
$242,919 60
Payments, 1923,
$233,306 51
Balance December 31, 1923, 9,613 09
$242,919 60
Balance January 1, 1923, $9,613 09
Receipts, January 1 to Feb-
ruary 11, 1924, 3,903 14
$13,516 23
Payments, January 1 to Feb-
ruary 11, 1924, 6,533 39
Balance, February 11, 1924, 6,962 84
$13,516 23
Old Colony National Bank, Plymouth :
Balance February 11,
1924, per statement, $1,300 45
Less outstanding checks, 1,138 30
$162 15
Rockland Trust Company :
Balance February 11, 1924, 4,171 95
Cash in office February 11, 1924, 2,628 74
$6,962 84
Cash balance February 11, 1924,
$6,962 84
Taxes-1919
Outstanding January 1, 1923, $9 40
Abatements, $9 40
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Taxes-1920
Outstanding January 1, 1923, $734 84
Moth credited as taxes, 1 01
$735 85
Payments to treasurer, $533 99
Abatements,
186 86
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 15 00
$735 85
Outstanding January 1, 1924, $15 00
Outstanding February 11, 1924, $15 00
Taxes-1921
Outstanding January 1, 1923, $9,021 01
Interest credited as taxes,
99
Moth credited as taxes, 2 13
$9,024 13
Payments to treasurer, $8,600 09
Abatements,
170 95
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 253 09
$9,024 13
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$253 09
Payments to treasurer, Jan-
uary 1, to February 11, 1924, $89 14
Outstanding February 11,
1924, per list, 163 95
$253 09
Taxes-1922
Outstanding January 1, 1923, $25,457 13
Over-abatement, 2 28
Overpayment,
18
Moth credited as taxes,
7 00
$25,466 59
Payments to treasurer, $18,995 44
Abatements, 152 53
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 6,318 62
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$25,466 59 $6,318 62
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Payments to treasurer, Jan-
uary 1 to February 11, 1924, $761 20
Unlocated difference, 50
Outstanding February 11, 1924, per list, 5,556 92
$6,318 62
Taxes-1923
Commitment per warrant, $93,062 25
Additional commitment, 74 49
Moth credited as taxes,
10 93
Interest credited as taxes,
12
$93,147 79
Payments to treasurer, $72,346 10
Abatements, 467 97
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 20,333 72
$93,147 79
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$20,333 72
Payments to treasurer, Jan-
uary 1 to February 11, 1924, $1,445 83
Outstanding February 11,
1924, per list, 18,887 89
$20,333 72
MOTH-1918
Outstanding January 1, 1923, $19 07
Outstanding December 31, 1923,
$19 07
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$19 07
Outstanding February 11, 1924,
$19 07
MOTH-1920
Outstanding January 1, 1923,
$1 01
Moth credited as taxes, $1 01
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MOTH-1921
Outstanding January 1, 1923,
$54 22
Payments to treasurer, $52 09
Moth credited as taxes, 2 13
$54 22
Moth-1922
Outstanding January 1, 1923,
$177 86
Payments to treasurer, $121 66
Moth credited as taxes, 7 00
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 49 20
$177 86
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$49 20
Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to February 11, 1924, $14 25
Outstanding February 11, 1924, per list, 34 95
$49 20
Moth-1923
Commitment, $870 69
Payments to treasurer, $699 72
Outstanding December 31, 1923, 160 04
Moth credited as taxes, 10 93
$870 69
Outstanding January 1, 1924,
$160 04
Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 11, 1924, $22 73
Outstanding February 11, 1924, per list, 137 31
$160 04
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Sealer of Weights and Measures
Cash on hand January 1, 1923,
$28 59
Sealing fees, 31 51
$60 10
Payments to treasurer, $28 59
Cash on hand December 31, 1923, 31 51
$60 10
Hathaway Shade Tree and Sidewalk Fund
Savings Bank Deposits Total
On hand at beginning of year, $2,525 76 $2,525 76
On hand at end of year, $2,647 47 $2,647 47
Receipts
Income, $121 71
Total,
$121 71
Payments
Deposited in savings bank, $121 71
Total, $121 71
William Penn Harding Library Fund
Savings Bank Deposits Total
On hand at beginning of year, $1,000 00 $1,000 00
On hand at end of year, $1,022 50 $1,022 50
Receipts
Income,
$45 00
Total,
$45 00
Payments
Transferred to library, $22 50
Deposited in savings bank, $22 50
Total, $45 00
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Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
Savings Bank Deposits Total
On hand at beginning of year, $19,605 92
$19,605 92
On hand at end of year, $20,902 99 $20,902 99
Receipts
Income,
$859 70
Bequests,
1,873 87
Total,
$2,733 57
Payments
Deposited in savings bank,
$1,297 07
Transferred for cemetery care,
1,436 50
Total,
$2,733 57
BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1923. GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash :
Revenue Loans :
In banks and office,
$9,613.09
In anticipation of taxes,
Accounts Receivable :
Tailings account,
Taxes :
Appropriation balances : Town Dump, $50.00
Levy of 1920,
$15.00
Levy of 1921,
253.09
Crescent Street Repairs,
86.53
Levy of 1922,
6,318.44
Gurnet Road,
85.55
Levy of 1923,
20,333.72
Harrison Street Re-surfacing,
2,198.28
Standish Street Repairs,
25.63
Special Assessments :
Temple Street Repairs,
28.59
Moth, 1918,
$19.07
Moth, 1922,
49.20
Committee on Town Forests,
25.00
Moth, 1923,
160.04
228.31
Road Index and Plan
189.65
Due from State : State Aid,
754.00
Overlay reserved for abatements :
Levy of 1920,
$562.68
Levy of 1921,
599.16
Levy of 1922,
517.69
Levy of 1923,
464.34
Moth Revenue, Surplus Revenue,
16,229.48
$37,515.65
$37,515.65
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Guide Boards,
80.81
Bounds of Town Ways, 240.04
3,010.08
2,143.87
1,122 85
$15,000.00 9 37
$26,920.25
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt,
$30,200.00 Re-surfacing loan, 1919,
$1,000.00
Re-surfacing loan, 1919,
2,200.00
Re-surfacing loan, 1920,
12,000.00
Re-surfacing loan, 1923,
15,000.00
$30,200.00
$30,200.00
$30,200.00
TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS
Trust Funds :
Cash and Securities,
$24,572.96
Hathaway Shade Tree and Sidewalk Fund,
$2,647.47
William Penn Harding
Library Fund, 1,022.50
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund, 20,902.99
$24,572.96
$24,572.96
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN DUXBURY IN 1924.
January 26. In Hyde Park, Frederick B. Merry of Dux- bury and Winifred W. Bowe of Hyde Park, by Rev. Chellis V. Smith.
February 6. In Plymouth, John O. Peterson and Evelyn Wellman, both of Duxbury, by Rev. Alfred R. Hussey. March 2. In Duxbury, Carl E. Wickstrom and Helen Thomas, both of Braintree, by Rev. Lewis J. Thomas. April 12. In Duxbury, Irving E. Montanya of Bethle- hem, Penn. and Gertrude F. Cash of Plymouth, by Rev. Charles F. Andrews.
April 12. In Duxbury, John Readdy and Blanche Ben- nett, both of Duxbury, by Rev. Lewis J. Thomas.
April 27. In Duxbury, Lawrence B. Freeman and Eliza M. Nickerson, both of Duxbury, by Rev. Lewis J. Thomas.
April 28. In Kingston, Thomas J. Reilly of Rutland, Vt. and Alice L. Mckay of Duxbury, by Rev. James H. Courtney.
May 4. In Duxbury, Richard S. Glover of Duxbury and Florence Harlow of Plymouth, by Rev. Lewis J. Tho- mas.
May 26. In Scituate, Richard P. Whitney and Edith P. Wadsworth, both of Duxbury, by Rev. Ernest Barber.
June 14. In Kingston, Elton S. Jewett, Jr. of Plymouth and Elizabeth M. Mckay of Duxbury, by Rev. James H. Courtney.
June 20. In Duxbury, Colombo Malaguti and Madeline Govoni, both of Kingston, by Rev. Lewis J. Thomas.
June 30. In Fall River, Winsor D. White and Ruth F.
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Preble, both of Duxbury, by Rev. John E. LeBosquet. June 30. In Kingston, Rodolph L. Caron of Halifax and Marie E. Martin of Duxbury, by Rev. James H. Court- ney.
July 2. In Middleboro, Avery C. Nickerson of Duxbury and Helen W. Sellers of Middleboro, by Rev. H. S. Kilborn.
July 12. In Sherborn, Arthur F. Winslow of Duxbury and Irene E. Barber of Sherborn, by Rev. Albert B. Reynolds.
July 30. In Duxbury, Frank Perry and Rosie Lopes, both of Duxbury, by Rev. James H. Courtney.
September 6. In Duxbury, Lyman C. Duryea of Boston and Myrtle H. Ryder of Brockton, by Rev. Seeley K. Tompkins.
September 7. In Norwell, Walter E. Estes of Duxbury and Charlotte Pifer of Globe, Arizona, by Rev. Fred- erick H. Kidder.
September 10. In Duxbury, Reginald W. Hampton of Glendale, California and Lyle B. Chandler of Am- herst, by Rev. Lewis J. Thomas.
October 12. In Duxbury, John C. Meehan of Cambridge and Louise R. Boomer of Duxbury, by Rev. John Henry Wilson.
October 19. In Duxbury, Lawrence W. Glass and Sadie E. Bennett, both of Duxbury, by Rev. William H. Os- mond.
October 19. In Duxbury, Laurence F. Lovell and Frieda P. Herzog, both of Duxbury, by Rev. J. C. Osgood.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN DUXBURY IN 1924
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Jannary
15
Byron Baker
17
10
January
25
Francis J. Randalı
86
12
February
9
Cora P. Simmons (Peterson)
61
1 18
Chronle nepliritis
February
10
Alphonsus Bouin
82
Arterial sclerosis
Alphonsus and Julla
February
21
Sarah J. Johnson ( Fairbank)
8.1
9
11
Cerebral hemorrhage
February
26
Annle N. Lombardi
80
11
Myocarditis
March
17
Anna E. Tower (Torsleff)
81
25
Chronte Interstitial nephritis
March
07
William Hulk (allas John T. Sullivan)
62
11
Chronle alcoholism
Thomas and Sarah
Marchi
30
Susan J. Holt (Davis)
89
Myocarditis
James and Annie
April
8
Annie V. Weston (Kirby)
79
11
29
Perniclous anaemla
April
8
George E. Lapham
63
11
Cerebral hemorrhage
George and Deborah
April
Edwin S. Goodspeed
69
1
1
May
19
Elizabeth Loring
20
General septleaemla
June
29
Oscar A. Davis
Found dead on Duxbury Beach
Chronle valvular disease of heart
Luke and Mary
July
27
Robert N. Dresser
15
9 23
August
16
Louls M. Balley
98
3 1
Louis M. and Catherine
August 30
Allee P. Whittington (Streeter)
81
9
Cerebral hemorrhage
Nathan and Allee
September
13
Susan J. Holmes (Sampson)
80
10
6
Carcinoma of breast
James and Annle
Septemer
23
James L. MeNaught
16
I
11
October 9
Joseph Enos
October
15
Alpheus Nickerson
8
interstitial nephritis
October
21
Annie H. Hawkins (Nowell)
87
28
November
9
Charles L. Simmons
61
17
November
10
George F. Fowle
83
10
November
12
Hermas Dery
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Cause of Death
Parents' Names
Emily and Amos James and Deborah Hiram and Sophia
Henry and Adellne
Sassio and Amelia
March
11
Laura A. Tucker (Winnett)
1
17
Broncho-pneumonia
Jason and Elizabeth
John and Christina
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James and Margaret
Carcinoma of neck
David and Lydla
Edwin and Sarah
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William and Laura .
Probably angina pectoris (Sudden death without medi- cal attendance) Probably Natural causes. heart disease
Cerebral hemorrhage
Eden and Mary
September
17
Mary E. Ellis (Davls)
Thomas and Inliet
September
2.1
George B. Walker
Cerebral embolism Bronchial pneumonla
10
Arterio sclerosis
Addison W. and Charlotte E. James and Heman and Charlty
William G. and Mary J. Washington L. and Mary E.
Cerebral hemorrhage Chronle meningitis Cerebral embolism Endo-carditis
Josiah and Keziah and
28
Disease of coronary vessels
Chron'e bronchitis
November 12 Mary J. Walker (Peterson)
87 1
26 Chronic valvular disease of heart
November
13 Alma M. Wadsworth (Carleton)
40
Chronic indigestion
November
14 William Drew
60
6
23 Angina pectoris
November 17 Caroline J. Hunt (Burgess)
10
12 Cardiac dilatation
November 2.
Henry M. Freeman
18
7
19 Chronic interstitial nephritis Fracture of skull 6
December 3
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Paul S. Nightingale
26
8
8
27
December
19 Raymond Duart
1
13
December
20 John A. Duff
66
December 23
James H. McKay
54
10
Chronic cystitis Broncho pneumonia
Judah and Betsey W. William D. and Ella C. Henry and Ellen S. Daniel and Deboralı David H. and Mary David W. and Edna Caesar and Clara Theodore and Mary Alexander and Mary George and Catherine
December 17 Antone Grace
Malnutrition
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DEATHS OCCURRING OUT OF TOWN, INTERMENT IN DUXBURY.
Date
Name
' Age Y. M. D.
Place of Death
Cause of Death
1924
George L. Hutchins
62
2
9
Boston
January
11
Samuel Frizzell
27
61
9
1
Brockton
Angina pectoris
January
12
Adelaide Watson
89
1
8
Boston
Arterio sclerosis
January
22
Lillian G. Strang (Hunt)
63
2
1
Hanson
Arterio sclerosis
January
23
Abbie M. Ryder (Goulding)
48
10
13
Brockton
Arterio sclerosis
February
25
Mary A. Paulding
70
6
9
East Bridgewater
March
6
Clara R. Shedd
73
4
15
Cohasset
Cerebral hemorrhage
March
14
Wallace W. Everson
59
4
11
Boston
March
15
· Herbert W. Buckley
69
10
6
Somerville
April
11
Corinna F. Glass (Hunt)
83
1-
13
Somerville
May
5
William Weston
59
Lowell
Natural causes
May
9
62
10
18
South Boston
Cerebral hemorrhage
May
12
2
2
Brockton
Unknown
May
14
William R. Thomas
58
6
18
Cohasset
May
26
Helen F. Delano (Peterson)
79
3
12
Plymouth
Cardiac syncope
July
22
Robert W. M. P. Schlemm
43
10
11
At Sea
Multiple injuries
July
22
John P. Schlemm
38
At Sea
Fractured skull
September
6
Priscilla W. Everson
89
Boston
Carcinoma
September
11
Charles E. Hunt
78
4
22
Rockland
Cancer of intestines
October
10 Ada M. Wadsworth (Hollenbeck)
61
11
18
Whitman
Arterio sclerosis
October
30
Pauline W. Wilkinson
88
1-
16
New York, N. Y.
Broncho pneumonia
November
2
John Roderick
45
Marshfield
Wound through the brain
November
10
Edward T. Pollo
80
3
Boston
December
6
Maria L. Baker
84
Brockton
December
30
Lucy Robbins
77
27
15
New Bedford
Myocarditis
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Pneumonia Fractured skull
Boston
January
Alice J. Howland
February
18
Arterio sclerosis
Cerebral hemorrhage Myocarditis
Pernicious anaemia
Laura J. Sloper (Curtis) Kenneth C. Foster
Heart disease
Cerebral hemorrhage Arterio sclerosis
Duxbury Five
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN DUXBURY IN 1924.
Date
Name
Parents' Names
Maiden Name of Mother
January
26
Warren Ellsworth Adams
Vera Lauretania
William St. C. and Elizabeth J.
January 31
February
18
George Willianı Walter
George W. and Ellen
Morrissey
February
28
Millard Orman Ratleff
Caesar and Clara
Gibeau
March
20
Antone Grace
Willard H. and Grace A.
Leather
March
28
Helen Caroline Taylor
Svard
April
10
George Edward Teravainen
April
11
Philip Henry Cronin
May
2
Twins, Mary Ann Peterson and Florence Jane Peterson
James H. and Mabel
Macdonald
May
18
Anna Isabella Pina
Clarence M. and Edith A.
White
June
2
Thelma Louise Gibney
Harvey W. and Mary A.
Hicks
June
2
Mary Agnes Morton
John F. and Mildred
England
June
11
Lyle Frederick Tuttle
Dominique P. and Annie
Fernandes
June
23
Jose Pina Bulu
George E. and Lucy H.
Loring
August
4
Erla Richards Chandler
Earle W. and Barbara S. Glenn and Evelyn
Hardy
August
13
Helen Evelyn Hubbard
Elijah H. and Dorothy M.
September
5
Dorothy Elinor Eldredge Betty-Lec Peterson
John O. and Evelyn
Murray
September
23
Robert Milton Thornhill
Henry E. and Martha S.
McBride
October
1
Henry Edward, Jr., Murray
Paul and Cora
Randall
October
3
Merrill Seward Nelson, Jr.
Theodore and Mary
Gibeau
November
6
Raymond Duart
November
20
Mary Lorraine Merry
Fred'k B. and Winifred W
Bowe
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May
Eloy and Sadie
Wishart
July
29
Robert Loring Short
Richards
Bennett Wellman
September
10
Laurence Merton McAuliffe
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