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The Junior High Shool will include a monthly listening lesson during the spring term. Both the Senior and Junior High Schools have learned many difficult choruses this year, and from this will be selected the graduation music.
Miss Baker and Miss Bockman are planning to give an operetta with their groups in March.
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The Senior High School will present their operetta "The China Shop" in April. It is a very interesting study, and is their work for this year in music appreciation.
The cooperation of the teachers with the supervisor is greatly appreciated, and adds to our efforts much pleasant anticipation for our future plans.
Respectfully submitted,
MAY BLAIR McCLOSKY.
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Report of the Drawing Supervisor
To Mr. George E. Green Superintendent of Schools Dear Sir :
The results in drawing for the past year were exhib- ited at the High School during the graduation exercises in June.
A large number of portrait drawings in black and white and pastel were shown.
The work in pastel while interesting to handle, is much more difficult of accomplish and amply proves that we have creditable draftsmen in our High School grades.
This year we are adding some new features much in de- mand such as "Art Appreciation," and color harmony in its proper application to home living and effective wear- ing apparel.
In the "Art Appreciation" course (just begun) we are taking up the works of famous Portrait and Landscape Painters of all nations and schools. Prints of the best known works are shown with detailed explanations of the various stages of the paintings. Side lights on the lives of the painters under discussion are presented. Still an- other feature to be added is the study of costumes, past and present, of all nations. This to a certain section would correlate with other studies.
With appreciation to school officials and teachers for their help and courtesy, I remain respectfully,
MR. SAMUEL WARNER.
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Report of The Parent-Teacher Association
To the Citizens of Duxbury :
The Association has passed a successful year, with in- teresting and helpful programs, and an excellent group of speakers, some from without and some from our own community. There has been much interest in the topics presented, and a fair representation in attendance.
Prizes were awarded to the rooms of Miss White and Miss Rust for the largest representation of friends at the meetings. The usual gift of oranges was made to the lower grades at Christmas. A number from the school have assisted in certain of the programs.
Much interest has been taken in the movement for better motion pictures. Mrs. Ray Delano has been ap- pointed to represent the Association in this movement. The Committee on Social Service is preparing to sponsor dental examination in the schools, and work along this line for those who desire it. The Physical Education Com- mittee has given considerable attention to securing a larger measure of this type of work among the pupils. A successful swimming class was conducted by a member of the committee, Mrs. Harold Cunningham, who received merited praise for her excellent work. The Program Com- mittees have labored assiduously for the benefit of the Association.
Various suggestions are made from time to time to this organization regarding work it might undertake. Some
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of these represent desirable objectives, but at present the Association is without funds to carry them out. On ac- count of the earnest efforts put forth on behalf of the pu- pils, teachers and parents, it is most desirable that mem- bership should be greatly increased. We shall be able to achieve much greater results with a much enlarged mem- bership and more money with which to work.
FREDERICK L. GRANT,
President.
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Graduating Exercises
THE DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL
JUNE 15, 1934
PROGRAM
1. War March of the Priests Orchestra from "Athalia" Mendelssohn
2. Invocation Rev. Frederic M. Tileston
3. Song, "Dear Land of Home" School Chorus
4. Essay Ralph L. Mosher "Behind the Scenes of War"
5. Class History Randall B. Tinker
6. Songs School Chorus
(a) "Daybreak"-Wilson
(b) "Time to Smile"-Bohannon
7. Class Motto Edward B. Walker "Work Works Wonders"
8. Class Gifts Persis Holmes and Winthrop Baker
9. Minuetto-from Sonata No. 9 Franz Schubert
10. Class Prophecy Ralph G. Churchill
11. Essay Pauline J. Brett
"Heroes of Today"
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12. Solos Hildrede A. Hagman
(a) "Bed-Time Song"-Nevin
(b) "Rainbows"-Hawley
13. Class Will L. Fern Lantz
14. Essay Philip Swanson "Dictator or Democracy"
15. Song School Chorus "The Lost Chord"
16. Presentation of Partridge Scholarship Trustee
17. Presentation of Diplomas and Medal Supt. George E. Green
18. Class Song Words and Music by Randall Tinker
19. Benediction Rev. Frederick L. Grant
GRADUATES
Ralph Leaveritt Mosher Winthrop Arthur Baker Ralph C. Churchill Pauline Jean Brett Russell B. DeWolf, Jr. Eleanor Mae Hodgon Fern-Louise Lantz Ella Margaret Swift
Ellen H. Hanigan
Hildride Hagman
Persis Holmes
Ethel V. Evans
John H. DeWolf, Jr.
Edward B. Walker
Irving S. Frazar Robert K. Bitzer
Philip O. Swanson
David H. Marshall
Wesley B. Stuart
Randall Bradford Tinker
INDEX
Accountant's Report
8
Assessors' Report
134
Balance Sheet
59
Balance Sheet, 1933
95
Births
109
Board of Health
153
Bureau of Old Age Assistance
135
Cemetery Trust Funds
61
Cemetery Trustees
162
Chief of Police
137
Deaths
107
Dutch Elm Beetle Committee
148
Duxbury Free Library, Librarian
158
Duxbury Free Library, Treasurer
160
Fire Chief
140
Forest Fire Warden
142
Licenses Issued
132
List of Jurors
6
Marriages
103
Memorial Day Committee Report
149
Moth Superintendent's Report
144
Planning Board
151
Powder Point Special Committee
154
Public Welfare
136
School Department
171
School House Committee
167
Selectmen's Report
7
Shell Fish Warden
164
State Audit, February 8, 1934
73
State Audit, January 4, 1935
97
Street Department
147
Town Clerk's Report
103
Town Dump
143
Town Forest Committee
146
Town Meetings
110
Town Officers
3
Train Field Playground Committee
157
Treasurer's Report
133
Tree Warden's Report
145
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS and COMMITTEES
OF THE
TOWN of DUXBURY
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st.
1935
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS and COMMITTEES
OF THE
TOWN of DUXBURY
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 st.
1935
THE ROGERS PRINT PLYMOUTH, MASS.
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Town Officers, 1935
SELECTMEN
Harry F. Swift,
Term expires 1936
Sidney C. Soule,
Term expires
1937
Charles R. Crocker
Term expires
1938
ASSESSORS
Sidney C. Soule,
Term expires
1936
Charles R. Crocker,
Term expires
1937
Harry F. Swift,
Term expires
1938
BOARD OF HEALTH
Harry F. Swift,
Term expires 1936
Sidney C. Soule,
Term expires
1937
Charles R. Crocker,
Term expires
1938
CEMETERY TRUSTEES
Thomas W. Herrick,
Term expires 1936
Albert M. Goulding,
Term expires 1937
Ernest H. Bailey,
Term expires
1938
John Simmons,
Term expires
1939
Theodore W. Glover,
Term expires
1940
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
Louis M. Bailey,
Term expires 1936
E. Burton Freeman,
Term expires
1937
Walter E. S. Frazar,
Term expires
1938
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Joseph W. Lund,
Term expires 1936
J. Newton Shirley,
Term expires 1936
Benjamin O. Dawes,
Term expires
1937
George M. Mayers,
Term expires 1938
Ethel S. Wyman,
Term expires
1938
PLANNING BOARD
Franklin Brett,
Term expires 1936
Benjamin F. Goodrich,
Term expires 1937
Josephine H. Shaw,
Term expires
1938
Jacob Manning,
Term expires
1939
Ray O. Delano,
Term expires
1940
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
ELECTED ANNUALLY
Harry F. Swift,
Term expires 1936
Charles R. Crocker,
Term expires 1936
Annie L. Williams,
Term expires 1936
Town Clerk and Treasurer, Joseph T. C. Jones
Collector of Taxes, Edwin M. Noyes.
Constables, James T. O'Neil, Andrew J. Delano, William J. Murphy.
Tree Warden, John D. Morrison.
OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Fire Engineers, Hortense E. Merry, Arthur C. Greene, Benjamin O. Dawes, LeRoy M. Peterson, Harrison E. Hartford, Carl J. Santheson, Edward S. O'Neil, Eben N. Briggs.
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Surveyors of Wood and Lumber, Ray M. Parks, Arthur E. Johnson.
Field Drivers, Daniel W. Studley, David H. Thomas, Edward S. O'Neil, Ray M. Parks and Edwin S. Hill.
Inspector of Animals, Herman H. Delalno
Inspector of Slaughtered Animals, Hortence E. Merry.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Charles C. McNaught.
Weighers of Coal, Coke and Hay, Martin Baker, Fred W. Shattuck, Mary Cary, Walter Hanson, William J. Murphy, Benjamin F. Goodrich, Iza M. Goodrich.
Fence Viewers, Edward S. O'Neil, Eben N. Briggs, Ray Parks.
Supt. of Streets, Edward S. O'Neil.
Keeper of Infirmary and Pound, Charles E. Hayden.
Chief of Police, James T. O'Neil.
Harbor Master, Arthur C. Holmes.
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List of Jurors
List of persons qualified to serve as jurors in the Town of Duxbury from July 1, 1935 to July 1, 1936.
Anderson, Oscar
Cranberry Grower
Chestnut Street
Bates, Chester W.
Caretaker Enterprise Street
Bennett, Arthur W.
Garage Employee
Tremont Street
Blanchard, Kendall W.
Painter
Station Street
Chandler, John A. Painter
Cove Street
Chandler, Parker B.
Carpenter Cove Street
Delano, Ray O.
Civil Engineer Enterprise Street
Frazar, Walter E. S.
Retired
Harrison Street
Glass, Lawrence W.
Carpenter
Chestnut Street
Grant, Albert W.
Teamster
Park Street
Hardy, William A.
Poultry Raiser
East Street
Harrington, John P. Hill, Edwin S.
Contractor
Bay Road
Poultry Supt. Taylor Street
Hobart, Edward B.
Salesman
Elm Street
Horsfall, George E.
Bookkeeper
Chestnut Street
Hoyt, Frank
Poultry Raiser
Tremont Street
Leach, Rodney
Clerk
Chestnut Street
Packard, Herbert
Painter
Off Chestnut Street
Pellett, Horace A.
Gardener
Summer Street
Redlon, Gilbert F. Salesman
Bay Road
Santheson, Carl J. Supt.
Bay Road
Sprague, Lloyd R.
Carpenter Enterprise Street
Stearns, Ray A.
Insurance St. George Street
Stewart, Robert H.
Mason Bay Road
Tammett, Harry A. Salesman
Chestnut Street
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Report of Selectmen
To the Citizens of Duxbury :
Your board makes the following report for the year ending December 31st, 1935.
The work of the Selectmen and various departments at the Town Office has been greatly hampered by the large numbers of State and Federal Officials requiring informa- tion and access to records.
There has been a great improvement made at the Town Landing at Blue Fish River. This now makes a safe and handy place for bathing for persons residing in the local- ity. The labor for this improvement was furnished by the E. R. A. Federal Funds.
Also curbing of the sidewalk on St. George Street.
The Washington Street curbing will be completed to Harrison Street as soon as frost is out in the spring.
The clam industry has increased to such an extent that it has become necessary to lay out a Town Landing some where on Standish Shore. The amount of clams on Cap- tains Flat are only obtainable from this point without a very long distance to travel by water. Your Board finds only one location suitable where it will not disturb the summer residents. This location is on the property of Stella E. Quinby, et al.
The completion of the new room to the Town Office building is much appreciated by the various officials.
Once again we wish to call your attention to consider carefully about requesting appropriations in excess of the last annual budget.
SIDNEY C. SOULE, HARRY F. SWIFT, CHARLES R. CROCKER,
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, 1935, in accordance with Chapter 41, Section 61, General Laws.
MARY E. GREENE,
Town Accountant.
RECEIPTS
TAXES
Polls, Personal and Real Estate $169,452.91
Old Age Assistance Taxes
216.60
Corporation and Bank Taxes
1,561.86
Income Taxes
11,871.51
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes
6,735.18
$189,838.06
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Junk Dealer's License
10.00
Liquor Licenses
2,629.00
Bowling License
12.00
Commercial Shellfish Permits
196.00
Clam Grants
5.00
Slaughtering Licenses 1933,1934,1935
15.00
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Garage Licenses
25.00
Pasteurization License
10.00
Victualler's Licenses
34.00
Sunday Licenses
18.00
Innholder's License
2.00
Lodging House Licenses
4.00
Gasolene Renewals
2.00
Wood Alcohol Permit
1.00
Peddler's Licenses
12.00
Garbage Collector's License
2.00
Marriage Permits
32.00
Plymouth County, Dog Licenses
515.57
$3,524.57
FINES AND FORFEITS
Third District Court, Fines
$701.75
GRANTS AND GIFTS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Dept.
of Public Works 1,716.07
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Race Track Distribution 346.50
$2,062.57
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Tax Collector, Fees and Costs $404.95
Town Clerk, Fees 319.35
Town Hall & Offices, Sale of Brick and Telephone Tolls 4.80
Treasurer, Fees on Seals 8.00
$737.10
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PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Sealer of Weights and measures, Fees for 1935 $48.91
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Bounties on Seals 80.00
County of Plymouth, Services
of Dog Officer 14.00
$142.91
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Subsidy $197.86
HIGHWAYS
Harry W. Priest, Use of Tractor
4.50
H. E. Merry, Use of Tractor 23.25
$27.75
CHARITIES
Infirmary, Board $212.39 Town of Pembroke, Re-imbursement 150.00 Town of Plymouth, Re-imbursement 951.50
City of Brockton, Re-imbursement 367.75
Town of Arlington, Re-imbursement 17.00
Town of Wakefield, Re-imbursement 152.40
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Re-imbursement 1,418.69
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Re-imbursement Mother's Aid 283.49
$3,553.22
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OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Town of Hanover, Re-imbursement $90.00
City of Lynn, Re-imbursement 326.66
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Re-imbursement 2,727.79
$3,144.45
SOLDIER'S BENEFITS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
State Aid 1934 $48.00
SCHOOLS
Town of Plymouth, Tuition 1934-1935 $465.54
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Tuition 191.52
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Vocatonal Training 91.27
$748.33
CEMETERIES
Cemetery Trustees, Burials, Founda-
tions and Care of Lots $1,448.75
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans in Anticipation of Taxes $60,000.00
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INTEREST
Interest on Taxes
$3,377.23
Interest on Excise Taxes
210.38
Interest on Tax Titles
6.70
Dividends from Trust Funds
3,054.21
$6,648.52
AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Town Clerk, Dog Licenses
$618.20
Town Clerk, Sporting Licenses 311.00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
1,700.00
Income from Lucy Hathaway
Trust Fund 7,155.23
$9,784.43
REFUNDS
Redemption of Tax Titles
$840.18
Refund Overpayment of 1934
18.50
Refund to replace protested check
18.00
Refund Unpaid Orders, 1934
1.31
Unidentified Cash
4.25
Checks not cashed
17.34
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Veterans Exemptions 7.78
American Surety Co., Claim on Treasurer's Bond 1,766.65
American Surety Co., Claim on Town Clerk's Bond 75.56
Shellfish Department, Sale of Oysters 28.88
$2,778.45
Total Receipts
$285,386.72
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EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
MODERATOR
Appropriation
$25.00
Harry B. Bradley, services $25.00
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $2,200.00
Transferred from
Reserve Fund 52.46
$2,252.46
Sidney C. Soule, services
$900.00
Sidney C. Soule, transportation
97.83
Harry F. Swift, services 512.50
Harry F. Swift, transportation
12.60
Charles R. Crocker, services
512.50
Charles R. Crocker, expense
2.00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
29.53
Helen C. Jones, services
22.50
Ernest A. Jones, services and
transportation 16.00
Sanderson Bros., supplies
and Printing 99.68
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, supplies 16.72
Rogers Print, supplies
7.50
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Hobbs & Warren, supplies 1.89
Banker & Tradesman, paper 10.00
Newton L. Litchfield, supplies 3.50
Old Colony Memorial, supplies 4.38
Plymouth County Selectmen's Association dues 2.00
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co., supplies
.55
Wards, supplies
.78
$2,252.46
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
Appropriation, $1,200.00
Mary E. Greene, services $1,200.00
TREASURERS DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$1,250.00
Henry P. Moulton, services
$55.55
Joseph T. C. Jones, services
744.45
Helen C. Jones, services
31.50
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
118.25
Sanderson Bros., supplies
26.61
Rogers Print, supplies
44.50
Ray A. Stearns, Bond and Insurance 173.02
Henry P. Moulton, transportation
3.30
Plymouth National Bank, Box rent 5.50
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
3.44
Plymouth Typewriter exchange
supplies 1.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
certification of notes 12.00
$1.219.12
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TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Edwin M. Noyes, services
$1,200.00
Edwin M. Noyes, expense
10.95
Edwin M. Noyes, expense recording deeds
40.00
Edwin M. Noyes, transportation
6.54
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
171.36
Duxbury Post Office, box rent
1.80
Litchfield Press, supplies
69.75
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
26.49
Old Colony Memorial, printing
136.75
Ray A. Stearns, bond and insurance
271.00
F. Russell Adams, bond
10.00
Alfred C. Magaw, bond
10.00
Addresograph Sales Agency
36.88
Emerson & Co., supplies
4.24
$1,995.76
ASSESSOR'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Sidney C. Soule, services
$700.00
Sidney C. Soule, expense
2.25
Harry F. Swift, services
450.00
Harry F. Swift, transportation
and expense
36.75
Charles R. Crocker, services
450.00
Charles R. Crocker, transportation and expense 6.15
E. M. Farrington, assessors records
37.00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
19.42
Times Publishing Co.,
12.70
Railway Express Co., express
.61
$1,714.88
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LAW DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $100.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund 221.64
$321.64
A. Perry Richards, services and expenses $321.64
TAKING OF CENSUS
Appropriation
$125.00
Kendall W. Blanchard, labor and
expense $116.70
TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $925.00
Henry P. Moulton, services
$41.02
Joseph T. C. Jones, services 684.65
Ray A. Stearns, bond
10.00
Duxbury Post Office, supplies
20.66
Sanderson Bros., supplies
4.45
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., blanks
3.68
Emerson and Co., stamps
3.02
Plymouth Typewriter exchange, supplies 4.20
$771.68
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
Appropriation
$350.00
Walter E. S. Frazar, services
$50.00
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Louis M. Bailey, services 50.00
E. Burton Freeman, services 50.00
H. P. Moulton, posting notices 2.00
Andrew J. Delano, services
9.30
Walter Hanson, posting notices 5.00
Robert I. Tower, services
9.30
Harry A. McNaught, services
9.30
Herbert Packard, services
9.30
Richard Edgar, services 6,60
Charles C. McNaught, services
6.60
Charles Olsen, services
6.60
Nahum M. Hodgdon, services
6.60
Gilbert F. Redlon, services
6.60
The Rogers Print, printing
69.75
Sanderson Bros., printing
17.50
Robinson Envelope Seal Co., seals
13.60
$328.05
TOWN HALL AND OFFICES
Appropriation $1,300.00
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights $100.95 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones 228.20
B. F. Goodrich, coal and supplies
191.93
Duxbury Coal and Lumber Co.,
supplies
46.29
Kingston Hardware Co., humidifier
26.00
Duxbury Fire & Water Dist., water
24.00
Parker B. Chandler, repairs
2.25
Arthur C. Greene, repairs
10.75
Edgar W. Chandler, repairs
5.00
Loren C. Nass, repairs
27.00
Leon Barclay, labor
5.63
George B. Cushing, labor
15.00
Charles Freeman, labor
15.00
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Gilbert F. Redlon, repairs 15.15
Albert L. Sprague, repairs 20.00
S. E. Mansfield, repairs .50
Frank H. Dawes, painting B. M. Feinberg, shades
5.25
Pettingell-Andrews, globe
3.00
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
2.25
Sweetser's Store, supplies
16.96
M. F. Ellis & Co., supplies
7.84
Quincy Lumber Co., lumber 21.36
Plymouth Typewriter Exch. supplies
9.00
Freeman Motors Inc., express
.50
Sargent C. Black, repairs
3.00
G. Bailey Cushing, plumbing
56.47
H. C. Lewis, mill work
8.07
Chandler's Auto Express, express
1.00
Sanderson Bros., supplies
52.30
William Salsman, repairs
5.00
David H. Thomas, mowing
8.00
George W. Cobbett, wood
21.00
Joseph Bolton, repairs
2.00
Willard H. Taylor, janitor
3.00
Oliver L. Barker, architect fees
50.00
Harvey Morton, labor
1.00
Winthrop O. Delano, labor
1.00
Edwin LeCain, labor
2.00
Ernes Bates, labor
2.00
Universal Decorating Co., decorating
10.00
$1,088.60
TOWN OFFICE ADDITION
Appropriation
$590.00
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co.,
cement
$14.00
62.95
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Stanislaus F. Barriault,
labor and truck
42.00
Donald Hanson, labor
21.63
Francis Reynolds, labor
6.00
Russell Mosher, labor
12.00
Ernest Bates, labor
16.00
Oliver L. Barker, architect fees
25.00
George B. Cushing, labor
81.25
Edwin L. McAuliffe, labor
15.00
Charles Freeman, labor
66.25
Quincy Lumber Co., lumber
72.25
B. F. Goodrich, lumber and nails
217.89
$589.27
POLICE DEPARTMENT
NEW EQUIPMENT
Appropriation $595.00
Harley-Davison Motor Co.,
2 motor cycles $595.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $6,500.00
James T. O'Neil, services
$1,965.27 .-
Earl W. Chandler, services
1,500.00
Lawrence C. Doyle, services
1,482.72
Charles C. McNaught,services
219.55
Andrew J. Delano, services
126.90
William J. Murphy, services
111.60
Robert I. Tower, services
12.00
Freeman Motors Inc.,
repairs and supplies 144.39
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Cushing Bros., repairs and supplies 480.92
Quincy Oil Co., gas and oil 4.19
Charles R. Towne, gas and oil 9.62
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., oil
16.42
Herrick's Auto Sales, gas and oil
3.18
Abbott Bros., repairs to radio
5.00
Arthur W. Bennett, services
14.10
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
telephones 92.26
Town of Plymouth, expenses
24.00
Milton Howland, lock-up expense
12.90
Mrs. Mary Burnham, matron
24.60
Dr. E. J. Donahue, services
3.00
The Winsor House, board and rooms
14.50
Massachusetts Chiefs of
Police Association 2.00
Plymouth Typewriter Exchange,
supplies . 1.00
Duxbury Post Office, box rent .70
Charles E. Pratt, sign
5.35
Traffic Equipment Co., signs
9.00
General Municipal Equipment Co., signs 7.50
Murray Electrical Co., Traffic lamps
10.80
A. W. Lowell, repairs 8.50
Paul C. Peterson, supplies
14.65
Litchfield Press, printing
20.25
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co., Cartridges 3.92
Chandler's Auto Express, express
.40
$6,351.19
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$4,500.00
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Transferred from
Reserve Fund 123.75
$4,623.75
Hortense E. Merry, salary, use of
car and supplies $628.95
Richard P. Whitney, service and supplies 1,129.68
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
161.25
Plymouth Electric Light Co., lights 148.66
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., supplies 308.52
Freeman Motors Inc., supplies
253.85
Cushing Bros., supplies
155.58
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.,
supplies 259.25
Herrick's Auto Sales, supplies
54.15
Ray A. Stearns, insurance
30.56
E. & F. King Co., supplies 43.39
American Fire Equipment Co., supplies 28.14
Fabric Fire Hose Co., supplies
225.40
Quincy Oil Co., gasoline 42.76
Universal Decorating Co., decorations
11.00
Bridge Food Shoppe, dinners
9.75
American LaFrance Co., supplies
2.10
Duxbury Fire & Water District,
water 23.28
Fred Bracket, supplies
6.40
Chandler's Auto Express, express
3.15
Loren C. Nass, supplies
5.66
Brockton Gas Light Co., gas
15.94
E. J. Sweetser Estate, supplies
3.13
M. F. Ellis Co., supplies
7.60
C. B. Keene, supplies 3.30
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Department of Public Safety, inspection
5.00
B. F. Goodrich, coal
36.50
John C. Schubert, repairs
3.00
Arthur C. Greene, labor
16.50
Marshall Whitney, labor
12.50
Joseph Bolton, labor
162.00
Eben N. Briggs, labor
91.80
Edgar W. Chandler, labor
99.75
Edward S. Soule, labor
21.00
Ray A. Stearns, labor
8.50
William Taylor, labor
19.00
Charles C. McNaught, labor
7.50
Lloyd R. Sprague, labor
15.00
Roscoe Chandler, labor
5.00
Lemuel H. Wyman, labor
3.00
Nahum M. Hodgdon, labor
14.00
John D. Morrison, labor
5.00
Harry A. Tammett, labor
42.00
Elmer Glass, labor
32.50
Delbert Glass, labor
31.00
William Salsman, labor
15.50
Waldo B. Reed, labor
25.50
Kenneth Macomber, labor
11.00
Laurell Freeman, labor
35.50
Lawrence Glass, labor
28.00
Charles Pratt, labor
6.00
Walter Churchill, labor
11.00
Albert Sprague, labor
6.50
Lawrence Whitney, labor
18.30
Russell K. Baker, labor
4.50
Eden A. Holmes, labor
12.50
Willard Randall, labor
13.50
Henry Merry, labor
43.50
John DeWolf, labor
9.00
T. Waldo Herrick, labor
5.50
J. Newton Shirley, labor
6.50
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Gilbert Redlon, labor
15.70
Edward Randall, labor
3.50
Julius B. Chandler, labor 5.00
Robert I. Tower, labor
6.00
Horatio O'Neil, labor
6.50
Edward Short, labor
1.50
Joseph Lund, labor
5.00
Robert Riedel, labor
1.25
George Pratt, labor
5.75
Russell DeWolf, labor
2.00
Harry Chetwynde, labor
17.50
Horace Randall, labor
11.25
Fred T. Wiley, labor
8.00
Mildred Glass, supplies
1.29
Robert Crocker, labor
2.00
Russell Lovell, labor
2.50
Herbert Packard, labor
3.00
Ray B. Hubbard, labor
2.00
Thornton Burns, labor
4.13
Elmer Phillips, labor
3.50
Lowell G. Browne, labor
1.00
Walter Prince, labor
1.00
Harry A. McNaught, labor
2.00
Ronald Loring, labor
1.00
William J. Murphy, labor
1.00
William Swift, labor
1.00
Clyde Chetwynde, labor
5.50
Oscar B. Ryder, labor
4.00
Stanley Merry, labor
8.00
Ralph Ryder, labor
3.00
Edward O. Willcott, labor
1.50
Alfred Freeman, labor and supplies
23.00
Milbrook Garage, gasoline
1.68
Russell Chandler, labor
1.50
Freeman's Variety Store, supplies
.75
Harry Cushing, labor and supplies
16.15
$4,623.75
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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation $300.00
Charles C. McNaught, services $250.00
Ray A. Stearns, insurance 21.96
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies
11.03
$282.99
BOUNTIES
Appropriation
$150.00
Ralph Churchill, 7 hawks, 5 crows 7.75
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