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building for this treatment. This chair and equipment have been very useful and are very much appreciated.
The pupils' eyes have been tested with the assistance of the teachers, and the parents have been notified when the children's eyes were not found normal.
The ears of all pupils, except the first and second grade pupils, were examined by Miss Anna J. Foley who brought the audiometer from the Plymouth County Health Asso- ciation. She gave the test on November 12, and all pupils who had a loss of nine sensation units or more were retested on December 17. After the retest, there were only twelve who had not normal hearing. While they are by no means deaf, their ears are not normal.
I also had a class in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick. This class was in the Domestic Science department. The pupils displayed much interest, especially with the first aid work. They all passed a good test and were a- warded certificates from the National American Red Cross of Washington, D. C.
I assisted Dr. Noyes when he gave the physical exam- inations. He found the pupils in (with a few exceptions) a healthy condition.
I wish to thank the teachers and parents for their co- operation.
Respectfully submitted, ANNIE L. WILLIAMS, School Nurse.
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Graduating Exercises
The Duxbury High School
June 14, 1929 PROGRAM
1. Stony Point March by Laurendeau, Orchestra
2. Invocation,
Rev. Dudley Child
3. Daybread by Wilson, High School Chorus
4. Essay-Women of To-day, May Swanson
5. Class History, Charles Teravainen
6. Mignonette by Baumann, Orchestra
7. Gifts, Mary Edwards and Herbert Walker
8. Class Will, Ella Merry
9. Song-In Heather Time, Girl's Glee Club
10. Essay-These Mechanical Cousins of Ours, Robert McAuliffe
11. Class Motto, Eleanor Bradley, Harold Mosher, Harry Hunt
12. Selection from Carmen, by Seredy, Orchestra
13. Essay-Youth and World Peace,
Francis Goodrich
14. Class Prophecy, Esther Nickerson
15. Viking Song by Taylor, Boy's Glee Club
16. Presentation of Partridge Scholarship, Trustee
17. Presentation of Medals and Diplomas, Supt. G. E. Green
18. Class Song, by Mary Edwards, Class
19 Benediction, Rev. L. J. Thomas
20. March-Trisgian by Losey, Orchestra
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SENIOR CLASS
Eleanor Bradley
Fostina Deborah Cushing
Mary Caroline Edwards
Eunice Beades Estes
Frances Aleda Goodrich
Hazel Edith Nickerson
Harry Ellsworth Hunt, Jr. Helen Cora Jones
Lola Irene Pierce Earl Alverdo Ricker
Donald Forest Loring
Ronald Harris Loring
Helen Lillian Shiff
Robert Lawrence McAuliffe
Ella Randall Merry
Beulah Winsor Morrison
Harold Lawson Mosher
Esther Lowell Nickerson
Emilia May Swanson
Charles Henry Teravainen
Alpheus Holmes Walker
Herbert Everett Walker
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INDEX
Accountant's Report
7
Assessors' Report
104
Balance Sheet
56
Balance Sheet, 1928
81
Births
88
Board of Health
117
Cemetery Trust Funds
58
Cemetery Trustees
128
Chief of Police
106
Deaths
86
Deaths, Out of Town
87
Dog Licenses Issued
102
Duxbury Free Library, Librarian
123
Duxbury Free Library, Treasurer
126
Fire Chief
107
Forest Fire Warden
109
Juror's List
5
Marriages
83
Memorial Day Committee Report
113
Moth Superintendent's Report
111
Planning Board Report
115
Public Welfare
105
Report of Committee on Playgrounds
122
Report of Duxbury Beach Com.
119
Report of Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture, 1929, 121 School Department 131
Selectmen's Report
6
State Audit
68
Street Department
112
Town Clerk's Report
83
Town Dump
110
Town Forest Committee
111
Town Meetings
89
Town Officers
3
Treasurer's Report
103
Tree Warden's Report
110
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS and COMMITTEES
OF THE
TOWN of DUXBURY
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st
1930
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS and COMMITTEES
OF THE
TOWN of DUXBURY
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st 1930
SANDERSON BROTHERS NORTH ABINGTON, MASS.
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Town Officers, 1930
Selectmen, Assessors and Board of Public Welfare- Sidney C. Soule, Alfred E. Green, Harry F. Swift.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-George H. Stearns.
Collector of Taxes-Edwin M. Noyes.
School Committee-Alpheus H. Walker, Charles R. Crocker, Agnes S. Ellison, George M. Mayers.
Board of Health-Charles W. Eaton, George E. Belknap, Julius B. Chandler.
Constables-Andrew J. Delano, James T. O'Neil, William J. Murphy.
Cemetery Trustes - Albert M. Goulding, John Simmons, Theodore W. Glover, Ernest H. Bailey, Thomas W. Herrick.
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, Edward S. O'Neil.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber - Charles R. Crocker, Ray M. Parks.
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Field Drivers-J. Knowles Parker, Henry S. Wins- low, John A. Hunt, Daniel W. Studley, Charles R. Crocker, Edward S. O'Neil, Ray M. Parks.
Registrars of Voters-Wendell B. Phillips, Louis M. Bailey, John H. Glover, George H. Stearns.
Inspector of Animals-Herman H. Delano.
Inspector of Slaughtered Animals-Hortense E. Merry.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Eugene O. Page.
Weighers of Coal, Coke and Hay-Martin Baker, Mary Cary, Fred W. Shattuck, Walter Hanson, William Murphy, Richard Edgar, Benjamin F. Goodrich, Virginia Goodrich.
Fence Viewers-Charles R. Crocker, J. Knowles Par- ker, Edward S. O'Neil.
Superintendent of Streets-Edward S. O'Neil.
Keeper of Infirmary and Pound-Benjamin G. Chase.
Town Physician-N. K. Noyes, M. D.
Planning Board-Franklin Brett, Benjamin F. Good- rich, Charles Bittinger, Josephine H. Shaw, Agnes S. Ellison.
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List of Jurors
List of persons qualified to serve as jurors in the Town of Duxbury from July 1, 1390 to July 1, 1931.
Barclay, Willard S.
Devereux, William F.
Bates, Chester W.
Bates, Ernest
Black, Sargent C.
Freeman, Leroy O.
Blanchard, Howard F. Greene, Arthur C.
Boyd, Frank S. Hodgdon, Nahum M.
Burke, William J.
Holmes, Arthur E.
Carver, David E.
Moulton, Henry P.
Clark, Joseph F.
Ryder, Oscar B.
Cushing, George B. Wadsworth, John S.
Cushing, Levi G.
Weston, Walter F.
Delano, Arthur N.
Wyman, Lemuel H.
Delano, Walter S.
Ellison, Edward S.
Estes, Everett L.
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Report of Selectmen
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To the Citizens of Duxbury
Your Board of Selectmen make the following report:
There have been improvements made on the Town Office building including painting the outside two coats. Shingling the roof and installing a bathroom in the tene- ment on the upper floor.
Bryant avenue and Stetson avenue have been laid out by the Board and will be in the warrant at the annual meeting for consideration of the voters.
During the year the Selectmen received notice of a gift to various departments of the town under the will of Lucy Hathaway. This gift will be in warrant for accept- ance.
As there were no appropriations for special highway work the general repairs and the straightening of Union street and signs, etc., have been taken from the general appropriation.
In repairing the Blue Fish River Town Landing it was found necessary to do much more than was anticipat- ed. By using plank taken from Gurnet Bridge, the work was completed within the appropriation.
We would suggest that all money raised be paid from the revenue of the year 1931.
Respectfully submitted, SIDNEY C. SOULE, ALFRED E. GREEN, HARRY F. SWIFT,
Selectmen of Duxbury.
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Report of Town Accountant
Following is a statement of all receipts and expendi- tures of the Town of Duxbury for the financial year end- ing December 31, 1930 in accordance with Chapter 41, Section 61 General Laws.
MARY E. GREENE, Town Accountant.
RECEIPTS
TAXES
Polls, Personal and Real
$156,893.19
Corporation and Bank Taxes
2,815.46
Income Tax, 1930
23,530.00
Income Tax, previous years 1,525.20
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
8,421.47
$193,185.32
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Druggist's Licenses
$1.00
Junk Dealer's Licenses
25.00
Sunday and Victualler's Licenses
87.00
Garage Licenses
25.00
Auctioneer's Licenses
2.00
Peddler's Licenses
30.00
Garbarge Collector's Licenses
10.00
Denatured Alcohol Permits
10.00
Pasteurization Plant License
10.00
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Marriage Permits
16.00 .
Dog Licenses, 1929 and 1930
839.79
Slaughtering License 5.00
Motor Coach Fee
5.00
Oleo Permits
1.00
Clam Licenses
22.00
$1,088.79
FINES AND FORFEITS
Third District Court Fines
238.55
$238.55
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Town Clerk, fees $65.20
Treasurer, fees on seal bounties.
9.50
Selectmen, advertisement 1.50
Tax Collector's fees
163.09
$239.29
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
State Treasurer, bounties on seals $38.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures, fees 67.00
$105.00
HEALTH
Com. of Mass., contagious diseases
$40.00
$40.00
HIGHWAYS
Com. of Mass. refund auto regis- tration
$2.25
Paul C. Peterson, Asphalt 15.00
J. Denter Randall, Asphalt 10.00
Mrs. N. W. Emerson, Asphalt
10.00
$37.25
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CHARITIES
. City of New Bedford, re-imbursement 78.00 Com. of Mass., re-imbursement 364.00 Com. of Mass., Mothers' Aid 120.33
$562.33
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
State Treasurer, State Aid
$168.00
$168.00
SCHOOLS
Town of Plymouth, Tuition
$180.00
$180.00
CEMETERIES
Cemetery Trustees, burials, foun-
dations, care of lots, etc.
$1,661.50
$1661.50
INTEREST
Com. of Mass., Int. on National Bank Tax $.01
Tax Collector, Interest on Taxes 2,832.19
Rockland Trust Co., Interest on
Deposits 193.06
Town Treasurer, Interest on Trust
Funds
2,245.63
$5,270.89
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans
$140,000.00
$140,000.00
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AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds $1,000.00 Myles Standish Fund 1,133.16
$2,133.16
REFUNDS
Com. of Mass., Veterans' Exemp- tions
$53.15
Tax Titles
29.29
Tailing's Account
9.58
Insurance
30.15
Schools
1.74
Moth Department
3.69
$127.60
Total Receipts
$345,037.68
EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT
MODERATOR
Appropriation
$25.00
Henry P. Moulton, Jr., services $25.00
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $2,150.00
Transferred from Reserve
Fund 22.24
$2,172.24
Sidney C. Soule, services
$866.66
Alfred E. Green, services 479.08
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Harry F. Swift, services
479.08
Harry F. Swift, transportation
35.50
Sidney C. Soule, transportation
9.70
Sidney C. Soule, cash recording deed 2.20
Alfred E. Green, transportation 4.80
Memorial Press, supplies
41.86
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
55.38
Rogers Print, printing and sup-
plies 135.50
Division of Accounts, supplies 22.23
Wards, supplies
14.95
Hobbs and Warren, supplies
1.29
Edward S. Soule, transportation
2.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
supplies 2.04
Wright & Potter Printing Co., sup- plies 1.47
S. E. Mansfield, labor on flag pole 6.50
Bankers & Tradesman, records 10.00
Smith's News Store, supplies 2.00
$2,172.24
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $1,000.00
Mary E. Greene, services $1,000.00
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$1,250.00
George H. Stearns, services $800.00
George H. Stearns, Treasurer's Bond 120.00
George H. Stearns, supplies 1.00
Herricks Auto Sales, transporta- tion 72.00
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Duxbury Post Office, supplies 49.69
Memorial Press, supplies 12.50
Wards, Hill Smith Branch, sup- plies 19.00
Director of Accounts, certification of notes 28.00
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
.50
George H. Stearns, Insurance
47.00
$1,149.69
TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$1,500.00
Transferred from Reserve
Fund 8.31
$1,508.31
Edwin M. Noyes, services
800.00
Edwin M. Noyes, expenses
$237.11
Memorial Press, printing and sup- plies 99.57
The Rogers Print. supplies 96.50
George H. Stearns, Collector's Bond 240.00
Hobbs and Warren, supplies
35.13
$1,508.31
ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$2,200.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund 125.30
$2,325.30
Sidney C. Soule, services
$666.66
Alfred E. Green, services 416.67
Harry F. Swift, services
416.67
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Delano & Keith, revising asses- sors' maps
706.78
John B. Washburn, transfers 47.70
Harry F. Swift, transportation 47.50
Sidney C. Soule, transportation
2.40
Davol Printing House, supplies 8.75
Hobbs and Warren, supplies 9.17
Clerk of Court, advertising
3.00
$2,325.30
LAW DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $200.00
William N. Cronin, Town Counsel $100.00
Harry B. Davis, services 20.00
$120.00
TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $450.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund 16.26
$466.26
George H. Stearns, services
$400.00
George H. Stearns, premium on Bond 5.00
Memorial Press, printing and sup- plies 24.25
P. B. Murphy, supplies
12.70
J. F. Fairbanks Co., supplies
10.00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies 5.41
Secretary of the Commonwealth, supplies 1.75
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
5.70
Herricks Auto Sales, transportation 1.00
C. C. McNaught, express .45
$466.26
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ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
Appropriation $500.00
George H. Stearns, services 25.00
Wendell B. Phillips, services 25.00
Louis M. Bailey, services 25.00
John H. Glover, services 25.00
Herbert Packard, services 27.95
Harry A. McNaught, services
22.95
Earl W. Chandler, services
13.45
Robert I. Tower, services 27.95
E. Burton Freeman, services 13.45
John A. Chandler, services 5.00
Andrew J. Delano, services
8.45
William J. Turner, services
5.50
Eben Briggs, services
6.50
Ruby H. Graves, services
9.38
The Memorial Press, printing and supplies 99.42
Rogers Print, printing and supplies 31.00
J. L. Fairbanks & Co., supplies 6.00
Walter Hanson, services 6.00
Walter Hanson, supplies 6.00
Herricks Auto Sales, transportation
6.00
$389.87
TOWN HALL and OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $1900.00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights $81.37 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone 111.10
William N. Ferrell, painting Town building
340.00
J. D. Randall, labor and material 360.89
Lawrence B. Whitney, rewiring Town Office 2.30
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Lawrence B. Whitney, repairs 5.60
Loren C. Nass, labor and material 7.15
W. Olhson, labor and material 5.35
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies
10.89
George H. Stearns, insurance
46.25
Ernest J. Sweetser, supplies
14.40
Duxbury Fire and Water District, water
18.91
Willard H. Taylor, janitor service 5.00
Frank H. Dawes, painting signs 3.50
Willard Barclay, labor
3.00
Walter L. Freeman, supplies
7.67
George W. Cobbett, wood
42.00
John P. Harrington, labor and material
16.90
Earl W. Chandler, labor and
material
8.55
Sanderson Bros., steel shelving
80.08
Underwood Typewriter Co., type- writer 102.50
Harry F. Swift, building table
5.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., repairs
6.70
Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies
1.84
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
.45
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
.40
William N. Ferrell, labor
6.00
C. H. Newitt, sharpening lawn
mower 1.00
$1,522.50
TOWN HALL AND PARTRIDGE ACADEMY APPROPRIATION
Appropriation
$5,000.00
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Parker B. Chandler, labor and material $1,139.66
Frank H. Dawes, painting
1,380.00
Walter G. Prince, labor and material 1,579.50
John P. Harrington, labor and material 285.72
Gershom B. Chandler, labor and
material 10.50
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 70.50
Franklin Brett, services
207.20
Delano and Keith, services
83.50
Duxbury Fire and Water District. water 12.00
Davis Nickerson, labor
59.00
John D. Morrison, labor
25.50
Harvey J. Reynolds, labor
22.50
Harry E. Hunt, Jr., labor 38.25
Leslie Reynolds, labor
39.00
George Bryant, labor
15.75
$4,968.58
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriations
$2,800.00
Transferred from Reserve
Fund 235.18
$3,035.18
James T. O'Neil, services
$1,002.00
Andrew J. Delano, services
942.65
William J. Murphy, services
285.65
Robert I. Tower, services
443.10
Earl W. Chandler, services
141.58
Charles C. McNaught, services
184.91
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John D. Morrison, services
10.40
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tel- ephone 14.89
Freeman's Auto Sales, transporta- tion 4.00
George O. Delano, transportation 6.00
$3,035.18
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $6,000.00
Transferred from Reserve
Fund 157.36
$6,157.36
George H. Doane, services
$1,112.50
H. E. Merry, services and supplies 441.33
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., fuel and supplies 438.00
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
Co., hose and couplings 823.20
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights 114.14
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tel- ephones 111.65
E. & F. King & Co., Inc., supplies 46.70
Arthur H. Blanchard Co., supplies
123.67
American Fire Equipment Co., Inc., supplies 419.58
American LaFrance Co., Inc., sup- plies 3.91
Sterling Siren Fire Alarm Co., Inc., siren 26.02
J. S. Shiff, supplies 15.00
Myron M. White, supplies
6.30
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., supplies 17.60
E. J. Sweetser, supplies 28.65
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Boston Coupling Co., supplies
6.00
B. F. Goodrich, supplies 13.46
Standard Extinguisher Co., sup- plies 7.50
Sexton Can Co., supplies
12.75
Stone & Forsythe Co., supplies
16.17
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.,
supplies 6.75
J. Austin Johnson, supplies 3.50
Quincy Oil Co., supplies 4.38
Wadsworth- Howland & Co .. Inc. supplies 4.56
Barnes Market, supplies 3.78
Percival Specialty Co., supplies
3.00
Milbrook Auto Sales, supplies
2.13
M. F. Ellis & Co., supplies 9.99
J. W. Poole, supplies 1.94
Gulf Refining Co., supplies
17.75
George H. Stearns, insurance
171.46
Charles F. Scotton, insurance
93.75
Harry Cushing, cement contract and repairs 383.20
Harry F. Swift, repairs
62.10
Keene Bros. Garage, repairs
1.20
Geo. E. Belknap, repairs
4.00
Lawrence B. Whitney, repairs on siren 9.25
Duxbury Fire and Water Dis-
trict, water 24.10
Loren C. Nass, labor and repairs
50.16
John C. Schubert, repairs
2.50
Herrick's Auto Soles, supplies
24.25
Cushing Bros., supplies
173.81
J. K. Parker, labor and team
38.00
C. Drew & Co., repairs 2.25
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H. S. Winslow, repairs and sup- plies
62.66
Chandler's Auto Express, express 13.30
C. C. McNaught, labor and ex- press
7.41
Fred Lexnor, labor
78.18
George O. Delano, labor
4.25
Nahum M. Hodgdon, labor
4.00
Laurel Freeman, labor
17.01
William J. Murphy, labor
28.75
H. A. Tammett, labor
74.85
Freeman's Motor Sales, labor
and supplies 447.04
Alfred W. Freeman, labor
35.00
Eben N. Briggs, labor
50.60
Richard Edgar, labor
40.82
Edward S. Soule, labor
3.56
Edgar W. Chandler, labor
113.31
Lawrence W. Glass, labor
32.16
G. Holmgren, labor
25.00
Cox's Corner Garage, supplies
12.17
Elmer Phillips, labor
5.50
John Bolton, labor
1.69
Joseph F. Bolton, labor
1.69
A. H. Walker, Jr., labor
8.06
H. A. McNaught, labor
1.00
Lowell G. Browne, labor
6.00
Russell Lovell, labor
11.37
Roy A. Lewis, labor
5.26
Stanley H. Merry, labor
4.00
Russell B. DeWolf, labor
3.56
Ronald Lewis, labor
.75
Elmer L. Glass, labor
25.23
Frank E. Phillips, Jr., labor
1.00
Leo King, labor
2.75
James A. Edwards, labor
4.50
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Elmer E. Maddocks, labor
1.12
Lemuel H. Wyman, labor 2.00
Richard Crocker, labor 1.12
Robert Crocker, labor
1.12
Delbert Glass, labor
2.12
Franklin T. Loring, labor
1.13
Ronald Loring, labor
5.69
Leroy F. Baker, labor
1.12
Richard P. Whitney, labor
8.80
Waldo B. Reed, labor
2.56
Willard R. Randall, labor
7.92
John Lovell, labor
4.50
Charles R. Crocker, labor
18.00
Howard C. Merry, labor
1.00
Herbert Packard, labor
20.00
William J. Turner, labor
13.47
Frank H. Blodgett, labor
1.00
Eden Holmes, labor
1.57
Harry Kennard, labor
4.12
Eugene O. Page, labor
3.12
Roy Freeman, labor
.75
Warren R. Holmes, labor
2.00
Louis M. Bailey, labor
4.25
Chester Lovering, labor
1.70
Leroy A. Sprague, labor
1.36
William Salsman, labor
2.56
Arthur C. Greene, labor
28.69
$6,157.36
FIRE DEPARTMENT
(New Equipment)
Appropriation $6,500.00
Fabric Fire Hose Co., 1,000 ft. hose $980.00
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American - La France Co. , Inc., pump and hose, motor car with booster tank 5,500.00
$6,480.00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation $350.00
Eugene O. Page, labor and trans- portation $253.20
Chadwick & Carr Co., labor and supplies 23.00
Louis M. Bailey, labor and material
4.35
Charles C. McNaught, express
.61
George H. Stearns, insurance
18.00
$299.16
GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTH DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $2,593.69
John D. Morrison, services
$937.75
John D. Morrison, use of truck
604.75
Davis Nickerson, labor
328.50
Harry E. Hunt, labor
168.75
George Bryant, labor
193.50
Laurell Freeman, labor
126.00
George Walter, labor
33.75
S. E. Mansfield, labor
3.00
Standard Oil Co., supplies
39.90
Sherwin Williams Co., lead
120.52
Samuel Cabot, Inc., cresote
16.50
Freeman Motor Sales, supplies
2.00
Cox's Corner Garage, supplies 10.52
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., paint 2.00
N. Y., N. H. & H. Co., freight
5.83
$2,593.27
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TREE WARDEN DEPARTMENT
Appropriation from Hathaway Fund $900.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund .25
$900.25
John D. Morrison, services
$365.75
John D. Morrison, use of truck
152.50
Davis Nickerson, labor
245.25
Frank Williams, labor
123.75
John E. Jordan Co., supplies
10.00
Sherwin Williams Co., supplies
3.00
$900.25
FOREST WARDEN DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $2,000.00
H. E. Merry, labor and expenses $81.65
H. E. Merry, salary from Mar. 1
333.33
George H. Doane, services 312.50
Herrick's Auto Sales, labor and supplies
76.89
Freeman's Motor Sales, labor and supplies
224.98
Freeman's Motor Sales, truck
246.36
Harrison E. Hartford, services
25.00
Eben Briggs, labor
51.64
Joseph F. Bolton, labor
30.94
Wilfred Lovell, labor
20.23
Charles C. McNaught, labor
15.35
Laurel B. Freeman, labor
18.36
William Salsman, labor
12.38
Richard Edgar, labor
18.57
Fred W. Lexner, labor
24.84
Ronald Loring, labor
9.58
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Walter T. Churchill, labor
19.18
Harry A. Tammett, labor
13.16
A. H. Walker, Jr., labor
16.32
Elmer Glass, labor
11.10
Russell Lovell, labor
8.44
Eden Holmes, labor
27.22
Elliott Baker, labor
11.80
Edward S. Soule, labor
9.54
Russell Edwards, labor
6.18
Kimball Randall, labor
3.38
James A. Edwards, labor
8.43
Arthur C. Greene, labor
3.38
Warren R. Holmes, labor
2.24
Arthur Collamore, labor
3.38
Herbert Walker, labor
2.25
Wilfred Bennett, labor
3.37
Edward Hobart, labor
3.38
Albert Landry, labor
2.25
Russell B. De Wolf, labor
2.25
Eugene O. Page, labor
6.73
Herbert Packard, labor
1.68
Henry W. Merry, labor
1.69
Lawrence Lovell, labor
5.34
Leo King, labor
4.78
William Landry, labor
2.25
Leo Landry, labor
2.25
Melvin Evans, labor
3.12
Howard C. Merry, labor
1.13
Walter Hanson, labor
1.69
Edward S. O'Neil, labor
2.25
Wilbur Randall, labor
2.25
William J. Murphy, labor
3.37
Alfred W. Freeman, labor
4.48
Thomas Careswell, labor
1.12
George W. Loring, labor
1.12
Edgar W. Chandler, labor
1.12
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Lloyd Sprague, labor
2.80
John King, labor
7.31
Elmer W. Peterson, labor
5.04
Lawrence Glass, labor
3.94
Ralph B. Ford, labor
1.13
Adelbert Glass, labor
2.24
Irwin Ellis, labor 4.27
Eugene Fernandes, labor
1.12
Donald Hanson, labor
1.69
Horatio C. O'Neil, labor
2.25
Dormingo Pina, labor
1.12
Michael Ryan, labor
2.25
Nahum M. Hodgdon, labor
1.13
Harry Kennard, labor
3.36
Joseph Fernandes, labor
1.69
Eden S. Peterson, labor
1.12
Lucuis A. Peterson, Jr., labor
1.12
Merle F. Peterson, labor
1.12
Leo Bennett, labor
1.69
William P. Turner, labor
3.94
Harold Mosher, labor
1.12
William Mosher, labor
1.12
Richard C. Crocker, labor
1.12
Robert L. Crocker, labor
1.68
Willard R. Randall, labor
2.25
Roy Freeman, labor
1.56
Horace Randall, labor
1.68
Louis M. Bailey, labor
1.56
Elmer Maddocks, labor
2.25
George Delano, labor
2.84
Edgar W. Chandler, labor
2.25
Vincent Scholpp, labor
2.25
William F. Scholpp. labor
1.69
Lowell G. Brown, labor
1.12
George Sollis, labor
2.25
John Lovell, labor
.56
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John H. Glover, labor
5.00
Albert Sprague, labor
.56
Lawrence Sollis, labor
1.69
Elmer Phillips, labor
.57
Town of Pembroke, labor and sup- plies
10.00
George H. Doane, supplies
5.63
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co., supplies
19.78
Quincy Oil Co., supplies
3.22
Arthur Blanchard, supplies
39.75
Millbrook Auto Sales, supplies
3.46
Cushing Bros., supplies
18.69
Cox's Corner Garage, supplies
3.36
E. & F. King Co., supplies
85.76
Stanley H. Merry, labor
16.00
$1,997.32
BOUNTIES
Appropriation $150.00
Philip Emerson, 1 hawk, 21 crows
$4.15
Edward Walker, 3 hawks, 5 crows
3.75
F. W. Carver, 5 crows
.75
William F. Scholpp, 11 crows
1.65
Lucy A. Freeman, 1 hawk
1.00
Harry Chetwynde, 2 seals
4.00
Herbert T. Hunt, 13 seals
26.00
Delbert Glass, 6 crows
.90
Herbert E. Walker, 2nd, 4 hawks
4.00
L. H. Wyman, 2 seals
4.00
John Morton, 7 hawks
7.00
Maurice Foye, 2 seals
4.00
Kendall W. Blanchard, 2 hawks, 6 crows
2.90
Earl Paulding, 1 hawk
1.00
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Ruth M. Parks, 2 hawks
2.00
Joseph Martin, 4 crows
.60
Ralph Ford, 1 hawk
1.00
Asa W. Glass, Jr., 2 hawks, 3 crows 2.45
E. Walker, 1 crow
.15
A. E. Parks, 2 hawks
2.00
W. R. Holmes, 1 crow
.15
William M. McNeil, 1 hawk
1.00
D. H. Thomas, 1 crow
.15
Frederick A. Holmes, 1 crow
.15
Edwin Belknap, 1 hawk
1.00
John Peterson, 1 hawk
1.00
Henry P. Thomas, 1 crow
.15
$76.90
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $2,000.00
Charles W. Eaton, salary and ex-
penses $685.70
Julius B. Chandler, salary and ex- penses 551.18
George E. Belknap, salary and ex- penses 66.52
Arthur D. Eaton, transportation
109.00
Plymouth County Hospital, board and care 166.40
Rita Clark, examination of milk 47.00
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
19.45
George E. Bolling, examination of water 5.00
Bay Farm Co., milk
8.32
George W. Cobbett, burying seal
2.50
Henry W. Merry, burying fish 10.00
C. B. Keene, supplies
8.36
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Puritan Clothing Co., supplies 52.53
Buttners Store, supplies 7.39
Dr. N. K. Noyes, services
5.00
Memorial Press, printing
21.65
City of Boston, Board at City Hospital 89.06
$1,855.06
VITAL STATISTICS
Appropriation
$25.00
Dr. E. A. Barrows, returning
births
.25
Dr. N. K. Noyes, returning births .75
Wards, Hill Smith, supplies 1.09
$2.09
ANIMAL INSPECTION
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