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Appropriation $150.00
Herman H. Delano, Jr., inspection $150.00
INSPECTION OF SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS Appropriation $150.00
Hortense E. Merry, inspection $150.00
TOWN DUMP
Appropriation $500.00
Kimball Randall, labor
$317.50
H. E. Merry, labor and teams
162.75
Stanley Merry, labor
4.50
William Ahlquist, labor
7.00
Richard Whitney, labor
1.69
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 5.80
$499.24
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TOWN LANDINGS
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Edward S. O'Neil,
labor and
trucks
$323.77
Harry F. Swift, labor
100.50
Parker E. Weston, labor
70.30
Raymond Pina, labor 42.03
Avery Nickerson, labor 22.50
Howard Randall, labor
31.50
Russell Chandler, labor
24.75
Christian Perry, labor
18.70
Charles R. Crocker, labor
67.50
Frank Perry, labor 14.20
Manuel Perry, labor
13.50
Elliott Randall, labor
20.25
Mabel Nickerson, supplies
35.50
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies
188.48
George W. Cobbett, collecting rubbish
11.50
S. E. Mansfield, labor
2.88
$987.86
HIGHWAYS BRIDGES AND SIDEWALKS
Appropriation $25,000.00
Transferred from
Reserve Fund 227.87
$25,227.87
Edward S. O'Neil, labor and
trucks
$4,767.67
Avery C. Nickerson, labor and
trucks 1,876.14
Charles R. Crocker, labor 1,128.87
Parker E. Weston, labor 723.21
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Ray M. Parks, labor and trucks 1,302.50
Christian Perry, labor 431.44
Manuel Perry, labor
406.12
Isadore Texeria, labor
352.95
Raymond Pina, labor 646.19
William Ferrell, labor and material
231.50
Wilbur Randall, labor 264.94
Daniel Studley, labor and teams
161.50
Celso Macari, labor and truck
481.47
Elliott Randall, labor 219.38
Eden W. Soule, labor and truck
598.50
Joseph P. Mendes, labor
273.23
Robert I. Tower, labor
150.00
Harvey Nickerson, labor
460.12
Frank Baker, labor
446.62
John W. Lovell, labor
554.60
Frank Perry, labor
203.62
Manuel Fernandes, labor
36.56
Harry Cushing, labor and ma- terial 187.42
Paul Govoni, labor
189.45
Jack Barboza, labor
36.56
Lee Hall, labor
30.00
Howard Randall, labor
122.69
Andrew E. Raymond, labor
61.61
E. C. Bailey, labor and material
94.90
William H. Edwards, labor 36.00
Albert Paulding, labor
7.88
Claud Cushing, labor
5.25
Ray Parks, labor and material
28.65
Henry S. Winslow, labor and ma- terial 24.97
Wilfred Lovell, labor
42.19
J. Knowles Parker, labor and truck 99.00
Walter G. Prince, labor and truck 28.00
Avner Nickerson, labor 4.50
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Merritt Ferrell, labor 409.50
M. F. Ellis Co., supplies 42.34
Highway Service, Inc., supplies 30.00
Lot Phillips Co., material 25.00
Geo. W. Cobbett, material 43.35
Weymouth Washed Sand & Gravel Co. 26.25
Highway Products Co., supplies
2,219.19
Standard Oil Co., supplies 218.80
Quincy Oil Co., supplies
27.40
William J. Burke, material
122.50
Delano & Keith, surveying
380.34
Fernandes Bros., supplies
7.82
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford, freight
17.09
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 130.03
Delano & Keith, surveying
50.00
C. C. McNaught, express 8.39
American Gas Accumulating Co., supplies 134.47
William G. Ford, surveying
55.00
Commissioner of Public Safety, in- spection 10.00
Hancock Paint & Varnish Co., supplies
30.58
Ralph W. Newdick, supplies
6.60
Berger Metal Culvert Co., supplies
69.00
Stony Brook Garage, supplies
1.00
Edgar W. Loring, tyle
62.40
John W. Poole, supplies
1.93
M. A. Jones, material
21.15
Mary E. Baker, material
164.00
Acme Road Machinery Co., sup- plies 8.50
Ralph B. Ford, labor
1.69
Flintkote Roads, Inc., supplies
128.70
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Harry Cushing, material
49.40
H. E. Merry, labor
5.00
J. E. Drew, labor 4.00
Kingston Hardware Co., supplies
2.56
Alfred E. Green, insurance
6.50
Arthur C. Holmes, labor
6.75
George Soule, labor
38.25
John B. Finney
40.00
Cushing Bros., supplies
1.00
E. L. McAuliffe, use of land
25.00
S. E. Mansfield, labor
.50
B. F. Goodrich, supplies
.67
Davis Paint Co., Inc., supplies
20.33
Herricks Auto Sales, labor and supplies 818.28
Hubert Gorham, labor
1.50
Barrett Mfg. Co., supplies
3,016.56
Anna Bailey, material
22.35
$25,227.87
SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL
Appropriation $1,500.00
Herricks Auto Sales, labor and supplies $333.91
Chandler's Auto Express, labor and truck
258.00
Freeman's Motor Sales, labor and
truck
231.00
Avery C. Nickerson, labor and truck 96.38
Elliot Randall, labor
12.67
Charles R. Crocker, labor
71.38
Frank E. Phillips, labor
2.25
Lawrence B. Freeman, truck
7.00
Edward S. O'Neil, labor and truck
210.95
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Celso Macari, labor and truck 43.00
Harvey J. Reynolds, labor, truck
and sand 5.08
W. F. Scholpp, labor
4.50
Oscar B. Ryder, labor
9.00
Harold Delano, labor
9.00
Mabel Nickerson, sand
1.20
George Cobbett, sand
4.80
Ernest Osgood, sand
5.25
$1,305.37
STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation $2,520.00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., Street lights $2,276.04
GURNET BRIDGE REPAIRS
Appropriation $1,677.04
Treasurer of Plymouth County, repairs $1,677.04
HYDRANT RENTAL
Appropriation $400.00
Town of Marshfield $400.00
LAND DAMAGES, BAY ROAD
Appropriation balance $251.65
Ellen A. Shields, damages $8.80
Mary G. Merchant, damages 2.80
Myra L. Alden, damages 21.80
$33.40
GUIDE BOARDS
Appropriation balance $19.21 Lyle Signs, Inc., 6 R. R. signs $12.00
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ROADS IN MAYFLOWER CEMETERY
Appropriation balance $116.25 William J. Burke, crushed stone $50.00
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Appropriation $10,000.00
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Sidney C. Soule, services
$100.00
Alfred E. Green, services 62.50
Harry F. Swift, services 62.50
Harry F. Swift, transportation
14.00
Sidney C. Soule, transportation
ยท3.00
$242.00
OUTSIDE AID
Cash Aid
$3,885.00
Adelaide M. Connolly, rent
217.50
C. B. Keene, provisions
464.00
E. S. O'Neil, wood
41.00
Geo. W. Cobbett, wood
14.00
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., coal
32.00
Grace F. Raymond, nursing
30.00
Town of Kingston, board and care
335.00
Jordan Hospital, board and care
470.70
J. J. Shepherd & Sons, burials 166.00
Mass. Department Public Welfare
5.00
City of Taunton, board and care
176.00
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
12.00
Duxbury Nurse Association
5.00
N. K. Noyes, services
100.00
City of Boston, board and care
267.00
Oscar Swope, services
3.00
Hobbs & Warren, printing
.52
$6,223.72
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INFIRMARY
Benjamin G. Chase, services $600.00
Bessie W. Chase, services 336.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tele- phone 55.38
Plymouth Electric Light Co., elec- tricity 71.58
First National Stores, provisions 970.15
David H. Thomas, provisions
172.50
Lester Bates, fish
91.28
E. J. Sweetser, provisions
49.13
B. F. Goodrich, fuel
37.90
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., fuel and supplies 394.66
L. A. Peterson, vegetables 10.00
Drew's Fish Market, fish 1.45
George W. Cobbett, wood
36.50
Marshfield Laundry Co., washing
64.75
Ted Connor, cleaning of cesspools
25.00
Duxbury Fire and Water District, water 25.72
A. S. Churchill, fish 7.20
Walter T. Churchill, ice
53.80
Horace I. Randall, sawing wood
5.00
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
11.75
Loren C. Nass, labor and material
129.49
J. D. Randall, labor and material
220.60
Frank S. Boyd, supplies
7.15
W. L. Golshalt, supplies
5.90
B. F. Feinberg, supplies
142.68
$3,525.57
TOWN PHYSICIAN
Appropriation
$400.00
N. K. Noyes, M. D., services $400.00
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STATE AID
Appropriation $250.00 Cash paid for State Aid $203.00
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$48,500.00
Dog Fund
455.12
$48,955.12
George E. Green, salary
$3,649.92
George E. Green, travel expense
200.00
Leroy N. MacKenney, salary 2,531.86
Zaidee E. Green, salary
1,920.00
Milton Leonard, salary
1,080.00
Dennis Baptiste, salary
1,860.00
Kenneth O. Macomber, salary
1,550.00
Ruth Kramer, salary
1,215.00
Mary E. Smith, Salary
1,300.00
Ellen W. Downey, salary
1,255.00
M. Abbie Baker, salary
1,320.00
Sara A. Paulding, salary
1,320.00
Gladys Pratt, salary
1,250.00
Minnie A. Gordon, salary
702.00
Corinne Jewell, salary
1,170.00
Lena A. Peterson, salary
1,170.00
Gladys Fulcher, salary
1,170.00
May B. McClosky, salary
600.00
Samuel B. Warner, salary
600.00
Alice O'Neil, salary 165.00
Mrs. George Gillette, salary
10.00
Harold K. Halpert, salary
640.00
Margaret J. Coffin, salary
440.00
Ruby Kelly, salary
120.00
T. Waldo Herrick, transportation 8,800.00
Eden S. Glover, janitor
1,375.00
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Walter T. Lantz, janitor 500.00
Fred W. Wadsworth, janitor 500.00
William Mosher, janitor 116.00
Robert McAuliffe, janitor
293.50
Lawrence Glass, janitor 94.50
Donald Loring, transportation
33.75
N. K. Noyes, M. D., school phy- sician 300.00
Annie L. Williams, school nurse
580.00
James C. Ingalls, census taker
50.00
Robert Crocker, labor
5.63
Richard Crocker, labor
4.50
Howard Butler, labor
220.50
Frank H. Williams, labor
13.50
Delbert C. Glass, labor
131.18
Robert Stewart, labor
43.31
Clyde Chetwynde, labor
4.50
Richard M. Shiff, labor
1.72
T. W. Glover, Jr., labor
30.38
John E. Little, labor
8.00
Howard B. MacFarlane, labor
3.00
William K. Bartlett, labor
4.00
Robert G. Needham, labor
4.00
Alice C. Berriman, clerical work 4.00
Mabel J. Bennett, clerical work 29.75
Franklin Brett, services
50.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tele- phones 137.97
Plymouth Electric Light Co., light and power 432.24
Duxbury Fire & Water District, water 86.88
Duxbury Nurse Association, use of car 46.28
Commissioner of Public Safety,
boiler inspection 10.00
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Elmer A. Lord & Co., insurance 611.12
George H. Stearns, insurance 707.25
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., coal and supplies 1,132.57
B. F. Goodrich, coal and supplies 912.97
George W. Cobbett, wood and sand 74.50
F. G. Brackett, wood 13.00
Holland Furnace Co., furnace 740.00
E. Leitz, Inc., microscope 55.41
Woodcraft Supply Co., saw table 58.47
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc., 1 typewriter
60.00
The multistamp Co., machine
33.02
G. Herbert Clarke, repairs on pianos
36.00
Underwood Typewriter Co., repairs 3.90
Freeman's Auto Express, express 15.50
C. C. McNaught, express 19.28
Rockland Transportation Co., ex- press 3.25
Warren R. Holmes, painting
46.52
Fred W. Wadsworth, painting
103.50
Walter T. Lantz, painting
46.95
W. Olhson, painting
232.10
D. C. Heath & Co., books
115.25
Bruce Publishing Co., books
1.34
Oliver Ditson Co., supplies
43.48
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., supplies
113.86
Chandler & Barber Co., tools
1.72
World Book Co., supplies and
books
162.52
The Gregg Publishing Co., sup- plies
34.34
Ditto, Inc., supplies
16.08
Ginn & Co., supplies
158.77
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J. L. Hammett Co., supplies 168.35
Old Colony Piano Co., supplies 6.10
Kingston Hardware Co., supplies .50
Hall & McCreary Co., books Webster Publishing Co., books 27.51
18.57
Andrews Paper Co., supplies 129.00
M. F. Ellis & Co., supplies 45.63
6.01
Carl Fischer, supplies
34.02
Kenney Bros. & Walkins, supplies
449.22
The Boston Music Co., supplies
1.37
Charles Scribner's & Sons, books 1.50
Vose & Sons Piano Co., supplies
3.38
Lorenz Publishing Co., supplies
.52
Laidlow Brothers, books 8.47
Parker & Page Co., supplies
.90
Cambridge Botanical Supply Co., supplies 23.04
Kansas State Teachers' College, supplies
11.94
The John C. Winston Co., books
13.84
Dowling School Supply Co., sup- plies 10.88
Theodore Presser Co., music
.30
Buttner's Daylight Stores, supplies
9.68
E. J. Sweetser, supplies 2.05
Beckley-Cardy Co., books
67.39
Whitewater State Teachers' Col- lege, supplies 3.07
Woodruff Printing Co., diplomas 29.68
First National Stores, supplies 6.54
Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co., supplies .35
The Macmillan Co., books 29.47
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
5.90
Herricks Auto Sales, supplies 9.99
Litchfield Printing Co., programs
37.32
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
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The Rogers Print, programs
9.00
Denoyer-Geppert Co., supplies 5.40
L. M. Glover Co., supplies 51.35
R. M. Bowker Co., supplies
1.88
Ward Baking Co., supplies
.45
The New York Times, supplies
5.00
Public School Publishing Co., books
4.50
John M. Ruth & Co., supplies
23.82
Marquetine Corporation, supplies
.34
Charles E. Merrill Co., books
20.94
Southwestern Publishing Co., books
11.62
Longmans, Green & Co., books
27.07
West Disinfecting Co., supplies
11.00
Rand, McNally & Co., books
8.00
Wright & Ditson, supplies
12.61
Silver, Burdett & Co., books
9.40
School Service Co., supplies
6.20
Steele & Farrington, supplies
2.55
American Book Co., books 32.51
Allyn & Bacon, books
6.59
Central Scientific Co., supplies
4.15
The Educational Supply Co., sup- plies 19.30
The Memorial Press, supplies
18.00
The National Council of Teachers of English, supplies 4.50
Scott, Foresman & Co., supplies
24.21
Shaw & Walker, supplies
6.87
Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies
4.03
Indiana Quartered Oak Co., sup-
plies 20.40
Myers & Carrington, books
3.13
Paine Publishing Co., supplies
3.20
Lyons & Carnahan, books
5.01
School Form Publishing Co., sup- plies 17.38
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Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., sup- plies 4.05
Wright & Potter Printing Co., sup- plies 7.24
The Gregg Writer, supplies
1.00
The Meiklejohn Co., music
3.39
Culture Promotion Publications, supplies 9.23
Follett Book Co., books
1.50
F. A. Owen Publishing Co., books 8.10
Educational Publishing Corpora- tion, supplies 4.00
National Geographic Society, sup- plies 3.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., supplies 1.29
W. N. Snow & Son, supplies 55.50
Singer Sewing Machine Co., table
15.00
Flax Manufacturing Co., supplies
3.00
Joseph Beaudette, supplies
3.26
Henry W. Merry, fertilizer
6.50
Thomas F. Harney, repairs
102.62
Karas & Karas Glass Co., repairs
24.83
The Standard Electric Time Co., repairs 6.75
Lawrence W. Glass, repairs
18.30
Louis M. Bailey, repairs
33.89
Imperial Floor Co., Inc., flooring
3.00
Deacon Brothers Monument Co., repairs 5.00
Lawrence B. Whitney, wiring
128.32
Frank A. Sampson, repairs
16.70
Brockton Gas Light Co., piping
38.10
Harry Cushing, repairs
33.00
Earl W. Chandler, repairs 5.43
Loren C. Nass, repairs
49.65
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Charles R. Crocker, labor on drive- way 8.00
Parker E. Weston, labor on drive- way 4.50
E. S. O'Neil, labor and truck on driveway 44.50
Howard Randall, labor on drive- way 9.00
Frank Baker, labor on driveway 9.56
John Lovell, labor on driveway 11.25
Avery C. Nickerson, truck on
driveway 28.00
$48,954.90
TUITION AT TRADE SCHOOL
Appropriation
$520.00
City of Boston, School Committee $359.93
DUXBURY FREE LIBRARY
Appropriation
$1,500.00
Dividend, Harding Fund 50.63
$1,550.63
Beatrice F. Fisher, librarian
$916.67
Fisher Ames, librarian
103.33
Byron Leavitt, treasurer
50.63
Robert G. Needham, janitor
480.00
$1,550.63
PLANNING BOARD
Appropriation
$50.00
City Planning Publishing Co. $3.00
Massachusetts Federation of Plan- ning Boards 15.00
$18.00
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CLEAN UP WEEK
Appropriation $125.00
Geo. W. Cobbett, labor and truck $55.50
Walter G. Prince, labor and truck 46.25
$101.75
COMMITTEE ON TOWN FORESTS
Appropriation balance, 1929 $337.62
John D. Morrison, labor $143.00
Frank Williams, labor 31.50
Davis Nickerson, labor 94.50
George Walter, labor 29.25
John D. Morrison, use of truck
38.00
$336.25
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation $400.00
E. J. Sweetser, Treasurer S. U. V. C. W.
$400.00
PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARM BUREAU
Appropriation
$200.00
Treasurer of Plymouth County $200.00
PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL
Appropriation
$1,808.51
Treasurer of Plymouth County, maintenance
$1,808.51
TRAIN FIELD PLAYGROUND
Appropriation
$300.00
Wm. J. Burke, labor and fertilizer $57.00
Duxbury Fire & Water District, water 16.00
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Walter G. Prince, labor 49.00
Harold L. Mosher, labor 4.50
Phillip B. Chandler, labor 15.00
Robert G. Needham, labor
10.00
Parker B. Chandler, labor
21.00
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 35.05
$207.55
EMPLOYEES' LIABILITY INSURANCE
Appropriation $718.94 Elmer A. Lord & Co., insurance $718.94
PRINTING AND DELIVERING TOWN REPORTS
Appropriation
$525.00
Eben Briggs, delivering reports $15.00
C. C. McNaught, delivering reports 13.50
Edward S. Soule, delivering reports 4.50
Rogers Print, printing reports 470.40
$503.40
RESERVE FUND
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Transferred to Police Dept. $235.18
Transferred to Highway Dept. 227.87
Transferred to Selectmen's Dept. 22.24
Transferred to Assessors' Dept. 125.30
Transferred to Town Clerk's Dept. 16.26
Transferred to Fire Protection 157.36
Transferred to Tree Warden Dept. .25
Transferred to Tax Collector's Dept. 8.31
$792.77
UNCLASSIFIED
Appropriation
$100.00
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Fred W. Wadsworth, care of Town clock $18.00
Nahum M. Hodgdon, care of Town clock 50.00
E. Howard Clock Co., oil 1.50
$69.50
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$6,500.00
Dividends, Trust Funds 1,295.00
$7,795.00
Thomas W. Herrick, salary
$1,500.00
Thomas W. Herrick, truck and
expenses 552.54
Willard Taylor, labor
1,120.00
Laurell Freeman, labor
938.38
William Bartlett, labor
615.38
Harold Delano, labor 659.81
Arthur Churchill, labor 408.37
William J. Turner, labor
264.37
Harvey Reynolds, labor 276.18
John Simmons, labor and postage 205.80
Edward S. Soule, labor 23.62
Walter G. Prince, labor and truck
140.00
Harvey J. Reynolds, sods 40.74
Theodore W. Glover, dressing
112.50
David H. Thomas, supplies
63.75
B. F. Goodrich, supplies
51.34
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup- plies 225.82
William J. Burke, fertilizer and seed
92.50
Mary E. Nepton, supplies
10.50
Charles F. May, supplies 90.00
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Jones & Chandler, flowers
12.00
Cora E. Reynolds, sods
9.00
Walter Frazar, material
29.00
C. B. Dolge Co., supplies
7.15
Hancock Paint Co., supplies
1.85
Herbert A. Peterson, loam 182.00
A. L. Creed, repairs 6.50
J. Briggs Freeman, painting
2.00
Deacon Bros. Monument Co., clean- ing stone 5.00
William K. Bartlett, repairing lawn
mower
3.00
Memorial Press, supplies
7.11
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
96.60
Division of Accounts, supplies
16.97
Duxbury Fire & Water District, water
18.00
Freeman's Auto Sales, express
7.00
$7,794.78
UNPAID BILLS OF 1929
Appropriation $1,237.74
Fire Department
Leslie Reynolds, labor
$2.65
Loren C. Nass, repairs
5.20
H. A. Tammett, labor
10.82
Robert I. Tower, labor
4.75
Quincy Oil Co., supplies
2.49
R. B. De Wolf, labor
1.56
Eliot F. Baker, labor
3.36
Eben N. Briggs, telephone
13.20
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., sup-
plies
79.19
A. H. Walker, Jr., labor 1.75
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Edwin C. Damon, labor 1.13
E. J. Comier, labor 1.13
William W. Battilana, labor
4.00
E. J. Sweetser, supplies
26.21
Herrick's Auto Sales, supplies 9.68
M. F. Ellis & Co., supplies 14.19
$181.31
Police Department
Cushing Bros., transportation $11.00
Freeman Motor Sales, transporta-
tion 47.00
$58.00
Vital Statistics
Dr. N. K. Noyes, returning births $1.75
Snow Removal
Freeman's Motor Sales, labor and truck
$96.00
Highways, Bridges, and Sidewalks
C. C. McNaught, trucking $1.25
Delano & Keith, surveying and re-locating Columbus Ave. 83.79
$85.04
Public Welfare
James H. Peterson, supplies $25.68
State Dept. of Public Welfare, board and care 92.00
Jordan Hospital, board and care 206.45
Town of Pembroke, re-imbursement 390.00
David H. Thomas, supplies 24.60
$738.73
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Charles Boomer Square
Harvey J. Reynolds, labor and fertilizer $12.00
Unclassified
Memorial Press, printing and supplies
64.91
Total $1,237.74
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT
Appropriation
$8,500.00
Rockland Trust Co., discount on
temporary loans $2,786.57
Rockland Trust Co., interest on
notes and bonds
4,519.00
$7,305.57
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Appropriation
$15,700.00
School and Oak Street Loan, 1925 $1,200.00
Duxbury High School Loan, 1926 6,000.00
Congress and West Streets Loan,
1927 1,000.00
Congress and West Streets Loan, 1926 1,000.00
Bay Road Loan, 1928
3,000.00
Fire Engine House Loan, 1928 1,500.00
Bay Road Loan, 1929
2,000.00
$15,700.00
ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE
Rockland Trust Co., loans $150,000.00
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AGENCY, TRUST, AND INVESTMENT
Plymouth Savings Bank, Cemetery Trust Funds $1,000.00
Plymouth Five Cents Savings
Bank, Myles Standish Fund
1,133.16
Treasurer of Plymouth County,
County Tax
13,599.06
Treasurer of Commonwealth, State Tax
8,653.53
Refund of 1928 Taxes
4.32
Refund of Excise Taxes
116.69
Refund of Bank Tax
2.31
Total Expenditures, 1930
$24,509.07
$344,183.97
BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1930
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash in Bank and Office Accounts Receivable:
$7,237.86
Revenue Loans
Overlay, reserved for abatements
Taxes, Levy of 1928
$49.27
Levy of 1928 $49.27
Taxes, Levy of 1929
17,330.58
Levy of 1929
1,344.99
Taxes, Levy of 1930
39,431.33
56,811.18
Levy of 1930
1,309.57
2,703.83
Excise Tax Revenue, 1929
646.17
Excise Taxes, Levy of 1930 Tax Titles
2,156.78
2,802.95
Excise Tax Revenue, 1930
2,156.78
103.11
Tax Title Revenue
103.11
Department Bills
Overlay Reserve Fund
6,521.69
State Aid
203.00
Departmental Revenue
855.00
Public Welfare
652.00
855.00
Tailings Account
18.95
Revenue
500.00
Surplus Revenue Appropriation Balances
33,797.26
Town Hall and Partridge Academy 31.42
Fire Dept., new equipment 20.00
50.00
Purchase of Sand Spreader
5.69
Land Damages, Congress West Sts.
183.50
Land Damages, Tremont St.
218.10
Land Damages, Summer St.
30.00
Land Damages, Bay Road
218.25
Land Damages, Loring St.
1.00
Guide Boards 7.21
Bounds of Town Ways
29.74
Road Index and Plans 146.15
Roads in Mayflower Cemetery 66.25
Duxbury Beach Committee
500.00
1,507.31
$68,310.10
$68,310.10
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Town Dump
and
$20,000.00
Excise Taxes, Levy of 1929 646.17
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$96,500.00 Congress and West Streets Loan, 1926
$1,000.00
High School Loan, 1926
86,000.00
Congress and West Streets Loan, 1927
2,000.00
Bay Road Loan, 1928
1,000.00
Engine House Loan, 1928
3,500.00
Bay Road Loan, 1929
3,000.00
$96,500.00
$96,500.00
TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS
Trust Funds, Cash and Securities
$37,432.71 Hathaway Shade Tree and Sidewalk Fund
$2,590.24
1,000.00
William Penn Harding Library Trust Fund Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Myles Standish House-lot Fund 1,133.16
32,709.31
$37,432.71
$37,432.71
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Cemetery Trust Fund Account
Name of Fund
Amount
of Fund
Dec. 31, 1929 Balance
Dividends
Payments
Balance
Dec. 31, 1930
W. F. Adams
$200.00
$211.50
$10.68
$10.00
$212.18
Benjamin Alden
100.00
105.70
5.33
5.00
106.03
Abel C. Arnold
150.00
156.26
7.90
5.00
159.16
Orson M. Arnold
250.00
266.57
13.48
10.00
270.05
Samuel Atwell
100.00
107.99
5.43
5.00
108.42
Cordiana Bailey
50.00
55.78
2.81
3.00
55.59
George H. Bailey
100.00
106.82
5.38
5.00
107.20
Louis M. Bailey
100.00
106.60
5.38
5.00
106.98
William Bailey
100.00
107.38
5.43
5.00
107.81
Nellie B. Baker
100.00
107.32
5.96
5.00
108.28
Hiram W. Barstow
100.00
107.53
5.43
5.00
107.96
William Barstow
50.00
55.43
2.78
3.00
55.21
Lydia A. Bates
100.00
105.85
5.33
5.00
106.18
Nettie R. Batsford
100.00
107.19
5.41
5.00
107.60
Josiah S. Batties
100.00
106.53
5.38
5.00
106.91
Alice H. Bigelow
100.00
106.39
5.38
5.00
106.77
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Arthur F. Blanchard
100.00
104.14
5.80
5.00
104.94
Bourne-Harrington
200.00
209.67
10.58
10.00
210.25
Gershom Bradford
200.00
211.98
10.71
5.00
217.69
John Bradford
100.00
107.03
5.41
5.00
107.44
Morton Bradford
100.00
106.91
5.38
5.00
107.29
Henry O. and Joseph B. Brewster
100.00
106.86
5.38
5.00
107.24
Joseph Brewster
100.00
105.03
5.31
5.00
105.34
Marcia Brewster
100.00
106.80
5.90
5.00
107.70
Edward Gray Brown
100.00
107.19
5.41
5.00
107.60
William E. Brown
100.00
106.39
5.38
5.00
106.77
Mary F. Bryant
100.00
106.96
5.38
5.00
107.34
Nellie C. and Rosa L. Burdett
100.00
106.45
5.38
5.00
106.83
Etta L. Burditt
100.00
105.28
5.31
5.00
105.59
Alden Chandler
100.00
106.98
5.38
5.00
107.36
Elbridge H. Chandler
100.00
104.14
5.80
5.00
104.94
Gershom B. Chandler
100.00
100.00
Henrietta Chandler
100.00
108.21
5.45
5.00
108.66
Henry B. Chandler
100.00
106.02
5.35
5.00
106.37
Horatio Chandler
100.00
105.45
5.33
5.00
105.78
Ichabod D. Chandler
100.00
108.71
6.02
5.00
109.73
Ira Chandler
100.00
105.88
5.33
5.00
106.21
Luther S. Chandler
100.00
106.11
5.35
5.00
106.46
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Lydia W. Chandler Mary O. Chandler
100.00
106.31
5.35
5.00
106.66
50.00
55.07
2.78
3.00
54.85
Nathaniel L. Chandler
100.00
106.28
5.35
5.00
106.63
Chandler and Randall
100.00
100.00
2.75
102.75
Chandler and Ryder
100.00
105.39
5.33
5.00
105.72
Georgianna W. Clapp
500.00
521.27
26.38
10.00
537.65
Willard Clark
100.00
107.15
5.41
5.00
107.56
Dora A. Collins
100.00
106.45
5.38
5.00
106.83
James Cooper
50.00
55.01
2.78
3.00
54.79
John Cooper
100.00
106.77
5.38
5.00
107.15
Elizabeth S. Corthell
220.00
230.87
11.65
10.00
232.52
Mary R. Crocker
100.00
106.90
5.38
5.00
107.28
Albert W. Curtis
75.00
75.43
3.81
79.24
Eveline E. Curtis
100.00
105.45
5.33
5.00
105.78
Harry Cushing
100.00
103.76
5.23
5.00
103.99
Walter Cushing
100.00
106.61
5.38
5.00
106.99
Cushman and Bryant
200.00
209.92
10.61
10.00
210.53
Elizabeth Watson Cutter
500.00
524.54
26.53
20.00
531.07
Allen Dawes
100.00
107.32
5.96
5.00
108.28
Josephus Dawes
100.00
106.73
5.38
5.00
107.11
Fred A. Delano
100.00
105.76
5.33
5.00
106.09
Henry Delano
100.00
105.77
5.33
5.00
106.10
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Mrs. Martha Delano
50.00
54.92
2.75
3.00
54.67
Annie T. Desmond
100.00
100.00
7.00
107.00
Emma M. Drew
100.00
106.66
5.38
5.00
107.04
William J. and Martha Drew Dunham
100.00
106.48
5.38
5.00
106.86
Thomas Ellis
100.00
105.92
5.33
5.00
106.25
Ellison-Richardson
200.00
209.00
10.58
10.00
209.58
Ellison and Howes
200.00
208.88
10.55
10.00
209.43
Ferdinand Emerson
100.00
105.72
5.33
5.00
106.05
Joseph B. Emerson
500.00
533.86
27.01
30.00
530.87
Alanson W. Farrington
150.00
157.76
7.96
5.00
160.72
Thomas L. Ferris
150.00
159.45
8.06
5.00
162.51
Henry A. Fish
100.00
105.59
5.33
5.00
105.92
Benjamin Ford
50.00
54.50
2.73
3.00
54.23
George B. Frazar
100.00
100.00
Eugene S. Freeman
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