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Quincy, Mass.
9 Arthur T. Rogde
51
10 7 Winchester, Mass.
24 Theodore P. Loring
69
2 22 Brookline, Mass.
29 Paul Randall Bates
56 6 4 Plymouth, Mass.
February
4 Wilhelmina Cotton Prince
94
8 14 Brockton, Mass.
12 Howard G. Kitt
62
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- Philadelphia, Pa.
13 Glenn Goodrich Hall
50
10 0 Marshfield, Mass.
25 Edmund D. Cuneo
67
9 15 Plymouth, Mass.
26 Ezra Weston
73 - 23 Weymouth, Mass.
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NON-RESIDENT DEATHS OCCURRING OUT OF TOWN, INTERMENT IN DUXBURY -- Continued
Date 1964
Name
Y. M. D.
Place
March 8 Barbara M. Bigwood
Frederick Stetson
92
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April
4
Howard Duclos
66
1 - Plymouth, Mass.
8 Fred E. Simmons
81
3 15 Kingston, Mass.
19 Loretta Macaulay
80
8 - Boston, Mass.
27 John A. Curtis
88
6 17 Pembroke, Mass.
May
17
Harold Stuart
66
- - Boston, Mass.
24 Jane H. (Travers) Russell
78
9 10
Falmouth, Mass.
26
William Curtis Gosnell
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Pompano Beach, Florida
June
6
Margaret Fisher Kitt
66
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Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
23
Rosa Lendh
81 7 5 Brockton, Mass.
23 Dora F. Peterson
71 1 12
Weymouth, Mass.
July
10 Andrew W. Pollock
66 11 20
Norwood, Mass.
23 Alton Harrison Hartford
78 - - Keene, New Hampshire
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18 9 9
Boston, Mass. Cambridge, Mass.
18
August
12 Gerard Frazar
14 Allston W. Sinnott
16 Ernest Grant Lewis
25 Robert J. Sanderson
29 Lauretta M. Cushing
85
9 5 Norwell, Mass.
83
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94
6
3 Falmouth, Mass.
80
5 - New Haven, Connecticut
62 11 18. Plymouth, Mass.
September
22 Edythe M. Cushing
28 Eben H. Ellison, Jr.
October
27 George P. Richardson
90
1 22 East Orange, N.J.
57
10 11 Keene, New Hampshire
89
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Brooklyn, New York
November
11 Fred Walter Jones
17 Ivan W. Cole
27 Judson B. Chapman
73 7 29 Rockland, Mass.
80
2 15 Brockton, Mass.
79 - 10 Plympton, Mass.
December
8 Lillian M. Vinal (Chandler)
9 Boy Teixeira
13 Anna Henrietta Loring (MacKay)
15 Lester F. Baker
26 Alice T. Wiggin
80
11 3 Brockton, Mass.
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- 1 Plymouth, Mass.
84
11 18 Montreal, Canada
85
8 27 Hanson, Mass.
86 - - Danvers, Mass.
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28 Bradford S. Hubbard
30 Charlotte Anne Burgess
23
- 18 Pocasset, Mass.
70 0 20 Boston, Mass.
OMISSIONS AND CORRECTIONS OF NON-RESIDENT DEATHS OCCURRING OUT OF TOWN, INTERMENT IN DUXBURY FOR OTHER YEARS
1963
Name
Y. M. D.
. Place
February 3 Frederick Prescott Drew
89 10 18
Newton, Mass.
May
25 Robert Alan Lamb
31
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Summary - 1964
Number of Births Registered in Duxbury for the year 1964:
Males 43 Females 44
Total
87
Number of Deaths Recorded:
Males 32 Females 25
Total 57
Number of Marriage Licenses Issued:
37
Number of Marriages Recorded:
41
Licenses Issued
LICENSES ISSUED FOR
DIVISION OF FISHERIES AND GAME
309
Resident Citizens' Fishing, 65 @ $4.25 $276.25
Resident Citizens' Hunting, 142 @ 4.25 603.50
Resident Citizens' Sporting, 46 @ 7.25 333.50
Resident Minors Citizens' Fishing, 7 @ 2.25 15.75
Resident Female Citizens' Fishing, 13 @ 3.25 42.25
Resident Minor Trappers, 0 @ 2.25 -0-
Resident Citizens' Trapping, 1 @ 7.75 7.75
Non-Resident Citizens' 7-day Fishing, 1 @ 4.25 4.25
Non-Resident Citizens' or Alien Fishing, 0 @ 8.75 - -0-
Non-Resident Citizens' Hunting, 0 @ 15.25 -0- Duplicate Licenses, 2 @ 50ยข 1.00
Resident Citizens' Sporting & Trapping, 28 @ 0
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(Issued free to citizens over 70 years of age)
1
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Resident Citizens' Fishing, Paraplegic or to the Blind (Old Age Asst.) 0 @ 0 (Free)
-0 -- 4.40
Less Clerk's Fees
69.15
Paid to Division of Fisheries and Game $1,219.50
DOG LICENSES
Licenses issued January 1 to December 31, 1964 758
387 Males @ $2.00 $774.00
68 Females @ $5.00 340.00
296 Spayed Females @ $2.00
592.00
6 Kennel @ $10.00 60.00
1 Kennel @ $25.00
25.00
$1,791.00
Less Clerk"s Fees
189.50
Paid to Town Treasurer
$1,601.50
MAURICE H. SHIRLEY,
Town Clerk.
Archery Deer Stamps, 4 @ 1.10
$1,288.65
Report of the Town Collector
Balance 1-1-64
Committed
Refunds
Coll. after Abatement
1961 Taxes
$37.40
1962 Taxes
$598.88
$52.59
244.48
1963 Taxes
74,930.09
$15,809.38
4,771.07
1964 Taxes
1,411,052.86
13,548.02
Departmental Accounts
19,981.35
131,026.29
45.71
$95,510.32
$1,557,888.53 $18,417.39
$281.88
$1,672,098.12
$31.63
Water Guarantee Deposits
Paid to Treasurer $37.40 533.46
Abated
Trans. to Tax Title
Water Liens Trans. to Real Estate
Guarantee Deposits Trans. to Serv. Conn.
Balance 12-31-64
1961 Taxes
1962 Taxes
$362.49
1963 Taxes
76,544.73
9,902.43
$8,037.47
$1,025.91
1964 Taxes
314,141.31
49,197.41
1,656.49
59,605.67
Departmental Accounts
123,379.81
1,626.29
20.00
$1,389.94
$3,758.36
20,878.95
$1,514,636.71
$61,088.62 $9,713.96
$1,389.94
$3,758.36
$81,510.53
$1,672,098.12
Water Guarantee Deposits
$3,896.27
Interest Collected
1,331.04
Costs Collected
24.30
Misc. Income
2.00
Total collected and paid Treas.
$1,519,890.32
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Respectfully submitted, WESLEY B. STUART, Town Collector.
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Report of the Animal Inspector To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The number of farms inspected - 25.
Purebred Grade
Dairy Cows over 2 years
39
18
Dairy Heifers 1-2 years
3
3
Dairy Heifers under 1 year
11
5
Dairy Bulls
1
Dairy Beef
22
Swine
15
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Horses
25
Sheep
48
Eleven dogs quarantined in 1964.
Respectfully submitted,
ERNEST W. CHANDLER Animal Inspector
Report of the Planning Board
To the Honorable the Board of Selectmen
and the Citizens of Duxbury:
Plans endorsed (not subdivisions) 22
Plans approved under Paragraph C
7
Subdivision approved (Talbot) 1
Public Hearings Held 2
There were two public hearings held during the year.
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1. Formal hearing on approval of Talbot plan for Snug Harbor.
2. Preliminary hearing on proposal of Planning Board to allow multiple family dwellings with certain limitations in business districts. This pro- posal will be in the 1965 warrant.
It must be noted that in 1964 the Board arranged for a hearing for the extension of the business zone in Island Creek, which was held in 1965. This will also be in the 1965 warrant.
We wish to thank the Selectmen and other Town officials for their great help and cooperation.
Respectfully submitted,
FANEUIL ADAMS, Chairman OLIVER L. BARKER, Clerk RICHARD CROCKER LUCIUS HOWARD ATHERTON LORING
Report of the July Fourth Parade
Board of Selectmen, Town of Duxbury
Gentlemen:
I am enclosing this statement as an itemized account of the July 4, 1964 Duxbury Day's Parade. Under the Article in the Town Warrant $950.00 was appropriated. If the Town of Duxbury will pay the bands and other units direct upon approved statements and reimburse the Duxbury Post No. 223 American Legion for any re- maining balance it will be greatly appreciated.
At this time I would like to express my thanks to the Duxbury Police, Fire, Highways and all other Town
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Departments who assisted in this year's celebration, de- spite the rain we still had a fine year.
Cost of Bands & Marching Units:
1. Plymouth Legion Band $275.00
2. Braintree Drum & Bugle Corps 250.00
3. South Shore Antique Auto Club 75.00
4. Hanson Horse & Riding Club 200.00
5. Golden Air's (Brockton Scotties) 25.00
Total
$825.00
Cash Awards:
Floats:
1st Prize
$100.00
2nd Prize
50.00
3rd Prize
25.00
Total
$175.00
Horribles:
1st Prize
$50.00
2nd Prize
25.00
3rd Prize
10.00
Total
$85.00
Best Marching Unit or Riding
25.00
Best Walking or Riding Unit
10.00
Miscellaneous Expenses:
Transportation of Marines (From Boston)
40.00
Meals for Otis Air Force Marchers 7.85
Grand Total of Parade Costs
$1,167.85
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS R. BARCLAY
Parade Chairman
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Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture
(Plymouth County Extension Service) by
Robert B. Ewing, County Agent-Manager
The primary responsibility of the Extension Service is as the 1914 law states "to aid in diffusing among the people of the United States useful and practical infor- mation on the subjects relating to Agriculture and Home Economics and to encourage the application of same."
Resources of the University of Massachusetts and the United States Department of Agriculture are available to the Staff of the Plymouth County Extension Service because of a mutual assistance agreement.
To make this service available to you, funds are pro- vided by the Federal, State and County governments. Thus the name - Cooperative Extension Service.
Since 1915, when the Plymouth County Extension Service was organized and established, educational in- formation pertaining to Agriculture, Home Economics and 4-H Club Work has been given free to citizens of Plymouth County.
The Extension Service office is located in the Court House, Brockton, Massachusetts, and is staffed by agents who conduct programs in Agriculture, Home Economics and 4-H Club Work by furnishing educational informa- tion through farm and home visits, letters, newspaper articles, radio talks, meetings, office visits and telephone calls.
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You are invited to make full use of the services pro- vided by the Extension Service but should remember that although the Extension Service furnishes the infor- mation, it is you who makes the decision as to how the information may be used to best advantage.
Requests for information can be directed to the Plymouth County Extension Service, Court House, Brockton, Massachusetts.
MRS. MABEL CHANDLER,
Duxbury Agent.
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Assessors' Statistical Report
1964 Tax Rate - $41.00 per $1,000.00
Number of Houses Assessed
2383
Cows
5
Horses
11
Neat Cattle other than Cows
2
Fowl
1000
Sheep
23
Persons Assessed on Property
3199
Acres of Land
12,308.56
Value of Buildings
$22,569,510.00
Land
5,366,240.00
Total Real Estate
27,935,750.00
Personal Property
2,073,050.00
Total Valuation
30,008,800.00
Increase in Real Estate
13,284,020.00
Increase in Personal Estate
891,330.00
Net Increase
14,175,350.00
County Tax
56,867.04
Plymouth County Hospital
15,058.25
State Audit
2,634.72
State Parks & Reservations
4,732.37
Tax on Real Estate
1,145,365.75
Tax on Personal Estate
84,995.05
Total Taxes Assessed
1,230,360.80
Assessed Value of Motor Vehicles
3,052,785.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
175,249.17
Motor Vehicle Excise Rate
66.00 per 1,000.00
Sea Wall Assessment Committed
304.67
Sea Wall Interest Committed 112.88
Water Liens Added to Taxes
1,389.94
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP W. DELANO JAMES H. W. JENNER J. NEWTON SHIRLEY
Assessors of Duxbury
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Report of the Town Accountant
I am pleased to submit the annual statement of all receipts and expenditures of the Town of Duxbury for the financial year ending December 31, 1964.
In 1963 and prior years school costs were reported under approximately 40 headings and this imposed a fairly heavy burden on a small accounting office. Early in 1964 the Bureau of Accounts requested far more elab- orate statistical reporting, setting up well over seventy categories of costs to be reported.
In an effort to comply with the foregoing request Duxbury has resorted to electronic data processing. The exact cost of this service can only be vaguely estimated at this time, but it can be said that we may need to find some more speedy method of preparing cost distribu- tion tabulations, since the present service appears to be relatively slow.
A State-wide survey indicates that many towns find themselves in possession of an unusually large amount of "free cash" and Duxbury can boast a far larger balance in "E. & D." than usual. This State-wide opulence appears to result from numerous "lucky breaks" and should not encourage incautious spending, as there is little reason to hope that the end of 1965 will find us in so comfortable a financial position.
ISABELLE V. FREEMAN, Town Accountant.
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Receipts TAXES
1962 Personal Property Tax
$175.68
1963 Poll Tax
26.00
1963 Personal Property Tax
3,904.36
1963 Real Estate Tax
32,301.41
1964 Personal Property Tax
72,043.15
1964 Real Estate Tax
1,089,242.34
Redemption of Tax Titles
715.99
Business Corporation Taxes
66,354.22
State Tax Apportionment
36,709.47
Income Taxes:
School Aid, Ch. 70
75,333.60
School Aid, Ch. 71
4,737.98
$1,381,544.20
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Mobile Coffee Canteen
$2.00
"Sunday" Permits
12.00
Offal (Garbage, Cesspool)
16.00
Taxi Cabs
5.00
Common Victuallers
28.00
Denatured Alcohol
7.00
Marriage Licenses
88.00
Auctioneer's Licenses
8.00
Garage Licenses
15.00
Gasoline Registrations
15.50
Milk Licenses
7.00
Camp, Cabin, Motel
5.50
Ice Cream
1.00
Oleo Permits
1.50
Small Arms Dealers
15.00
Pistol Permits
74.00
Innholders
4.00
Medical Registrations
1.00
Bicycle Registrations
4.30
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Shellfish:
Commercial Licenses
155.00
Private (Family) Licenses 1,153.00
Liquor Licenses
5,005.00
6,622.80
FINES AND FORFEITS
Third District Court - Fines 814.70
GIFTS AND GRANTS
County of Plymouth - Dog Fund $1,066.20
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Marine Fisheries
550.00
O.A.A. Meal Tax
2,332.30
Public Law 864, Title
398.58
Public Law 864, Title III
2,550.67
Public Library Aid
1,181.75
Chapter 822, Highway Aid
16,403.44
Vocational Education Grant
3,636.74
Transportation of Pupils
53,229.64
School Construction Grants
29,685.45
Reimbursement of Lost Taxes
945.94
O.A.A. Federal Grants
Aid
12,462.30
Administration
1,426.05
A.F.D.C. Federal Grants Aid
14,519.00
Administration
3,960.59
M.A.A. Federal Grants
Aid
14,865.37
Administration
1,122.90
D.A. Federal Grants Aid
2,795.83
Administration
527.31
163,660.06
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PRIVILEGES AND ASSESSMENTS
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: 1961 Levy - Collected after abatement $37.40
1962 Levy - Collected after Abatement
244.48
1962 Levy
113.30
1963 Levy
40,217.62
1964 Levy
152,031.70
Clam Grant Fees
14.50
Special Assessment - Sea Wall
1963 Commitment
64.42
1964 Commitment
229.13
Apportioned Assessments anticipated
515.34
193,467.89
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Town Clerk's Fees
$985.50
Town Collector's Fees
26.30
Treasurer's Costs
178.30
Rental - Tarkiln Youth Center
82.00
1,272.10
DEPARTMENTAL INCOME
Building Inspector
$2,626.00
Plumbing Inspector
263.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
91.00
School Department, unclassified
969.75
Harbor Master, Mooring Fees
1,678.50
Recreation Department
365.22
Selectmen's Department
18.10
6,011.57
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CHARITIES AND VETERANS' BENEFITS
Aid to Dependent Children
$8,319.22
Disability Assistance 6,713.98
General Relief
3,078.31
Old Age Assistance
3,542.12
Medical Aid to Aged
11,115.63
Veterans' Benefits
9,991.27
42,760.53
HIGHWAYS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Ch. 90 Joint Maintenance
$1,000.00
Ch. 90 Joint Construction
28,000.00
County of Plymouth:
Ch. 90 Joint Maintenance
1,000.00
Ch. 90 Joint Construction
14,000.00
See Grants & Gifts for Ch. 822 44,000.00
CEMETERIES
Sale of Lots
$800.00
Care of Lots and Graves
970.00
Interments
4,375.00
Foundations
1,400.50
Building Lots
100.00
All Other Receipts
93.00
7,738.50
REVOLVING FUNDS
Athletic Association
$2,718.50
School Lunch Program
55,875.72
Private Employment of Police
805.00
59,399.22
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RECOVERIES
General Relief Recovery
$347.65
Aid to Families of Dep. Children
135.25
Medical Aid to Aged
59.00
Disability Assistance
1,437.87
Old Age Assistance
6,764.54
8,744.31
WATER DEPARTMENT
Hydrant Service - Duxbury
$26,200.00
Meter Resetting
1,281.22
Service Connections
3,945.39
Water Rates - metered
66,782.94
Town of Pembroke - Water
848.85
Unclassified Accounts Receivable
923.09
Water Liens Added to Taxes
1,084.34
101,065.83
UNCLASSIFIED
Sale of Beach Stickers and Permits
$3,078.00
Sale of Dogs
35.00
Photostatic Copies - Henry McNeil
224.00
Sale of Booklets, Telephone
Refunds, Etc.
180.45
3,517.45
REFUNDS AND CANCELLED CHECKS
Old Age Assistance, Town
$75.40
Public Welfare Dept.
54.60
Medical Aid to Aged, Town
15.00
Insect Pest Control
16.85
Tree Department
4.03
Fire Department
.15
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Jr .- Sr. High School
89.60
Veterans' Benefits
175.10
Town Collector
352.40
Water Department
48.45
Treasurer's Department
164.00
Disability Assistance
34.65
Aid to Dependent Children
7.65
Old Age Assistance, Fed. Gr.
21.90
Fire Department (1963 Check)
3.60
Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Premium
Refund
2,375.00
Washington National Insurance Premium
1,272.75
Fire Insurance premium refund
464.53
Gasoline Tax Refunded
25.25
School Lunch Program, Petty Cash
5.00
Liability Insurance for Losses
139.52
Collector's Bond - Collection Credit Refunds
231.13
Dog License Fees Refunded
270.00
5,846.56
INTEREST
Committed Sea Wall Interest, 1963
$30.92
Committed Sea Wall Interest, 1964 79.65
On Deferred Taxes
987.30
On Motor Vehicle Excise
366.84
On Tax Titles
46.65
1,511.36
LOANS
Anticipation of Revenue Loan $150,000.00
Water Loan, Autumn & Oak Sts. 49,000.00
199,000.00
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PREMIUMS
Water Loan, Autumn & Oaks Sts. 151.90
AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Payroll Deductions:
Group Hospital & Insurance $14,901.59
Federal Income Taxes
98,173.11
State Income Taxes
11,294.03
Retirement System
15,580.86
Group H & I (Retired Personnel)
746.76
Dog Licenses
1,601.50
Sporting Licenses 1,219.50
Liquor Ad Deposits
45.00
J & R Ford Fund - Income
690.00
Lucy Hathaway Fund - Income
2,488.40
Lucy Hathaway Fund, Sale of Rights 72.44
Standish Home Site Fund -
Donations 20.50
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,
New and Additional Funds 17,625.00
General Care and Improvement
Fund Donations (Cemetery)
1,200.00
Trust Fund Income Withdrawn
from Banks: Ladies' Union Fair Fund (Cemetery) 54.28
F & H Partch Flower Fund
11.00
George Chandler Flower Fund 3.00
George H. Wood Fund
22.00
J & R Ford Fund
52.00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 8,331.13
Guarantee Deposits:
Water Department
3,896.27
Performance - F. Nudd 200.00
Performance - Reed 600.00
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Performance - Southard
400.00
Conservation Fund:
Withdrawn for Expenditure 608.60 Marieta F. Russell Trust Funds: Received - Pending Acceptance by Town 2,000.00
Planning Board Deposits
60.00
Tailings 1.04
EXCESS, Sale of Land of Low Value 589.03
Post War Rehabilitation Fund: Closed to E & D
Art. 37, of 1964 9.79
182,496.83
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$2,409,625.81
Expenditures
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1-1
Moderator's Salary
Appropriation
$40.00
Bartlett B. Bradley, Moderator $40.00
$40.00
1-2-1 Selectmen's Salaries
Appropriation
$2,700.00
Philip W. Delano, Chairman
$1,500.00
James H. W. Jenner
600.00
J. Newton Shirley
600.00
2,700.00
1-2-2 Selectmen's Department Appropriation $5,245.00
Clerk Hire
$1,714.10
Printing, Stationery, Postage
652.29
Transportation Costs 249.25
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Engineering 287.05 All other costs including advertising, telephone, and recording fees 469.80
3,372.49
Selectmen's 1963 Contract
for Engineering: 1963 Contract Balance $300.00 R. B. Delano, C.E. 300.00
1-3-1 Accounting Department
Appropriation
$7,161.00
Town Accountant's Salary
$3,601.15
Clerk Hire
2,849.30
Printing, Stationery, Postage
355.71
Royal Typewriter
200.25
All other costs
73.48
7,079.89
1-3-3 Accounting Department
Out-of-State Travel
Appropriation
$110.00
Attendance New England States and Municipal Finance Officers Association 98.25
1-3-4 Finance Committee
Appropriation
$100.00
Membership, Association of
Town Finance Committees 15.00
1-4-1 Town Treasurer's Salary
Appropriation
$2,559.00
Maurice H. Shirley 2,534.87
1-4-2 Treasurer's Department
Appropriation
$4,192.00
Refunds
164.00
$4,356.00
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H. B. Borgeson, Assistant Treasurer $2,394.19 Clerk Hire 109.56
Printing, Stationery, Postage 731.97
Surety Bonds 428.70
Telephone
147.15
All other costs including transpor-
tation, and machine maintenance 191.65
4,003.22
Town Treasurer's 1963 Contract: 1963 Contract Balance $265.23 Imprinting checks 265.23
1-5-1 Town Collector's Salary
Appropriation
$4,421.00
Wesley B. Stuart, Town Collector
4,369.74
1-5-2 Town Collector's Department
Appropriation
$5,225.00
Cancelled Check 352.40
$5,577.40
Clerk Hire
$2,780.38
Printing, Stationery, Postage
1,787.58
Surety Bond
354.10
Telephone
152.58
Mileage
298.83
Deputy Collector and all
other costs
203.93
5,577.40
1-6-1 Assessors' Salaries
Appropriation $4,800.00
Philip W. Delano, Chairman
$3,000.00
James H. W. Jenner
900.00
J. Newton Shirley
900.00
4,800.00
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1-6-2 Assessors' Department
Appropriation
$6,791.00
Clerk Hire
$4,520.78
Printing, Stationery, Postage
$1,184.64
Transportation and attendence at Association Meetings
271.36
Dog Listing
87.75
All other costs
75.65
6,140.18
1-6-3 Assessors' Map
Appropriation
$2,500.00
R. B. Delano, C.E. 2,500.00
Assessors' Map - 1963 Contract
for Engineering:
1963 Contract Balance $300.00
R. B. Delano, C.E. 300.00
1-7 Law Department
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Robert J. Geogan, Esquire, Town Counsel 1,877.00
1-8-1 Town Clerk's Salary
Appropriation
$2,738.00
Maurice H. Shirley, Town Clerk 2,718.05
1-8-2 Town Clerk's Department
Appropriation
$2,479.00
H. Borgeson, Assistant
Town Clerk
$1,509.14
Clerk Hire
92.96
Printing, Stationery, Postage
289.39
All other costs
53.58
1,945.07
1-9
Election and Registration
Appropriation
$4,820.00
Registrars
$300.00
Election Officers
1,808.67
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Printing, stationery, postage
579.51
Labor (ballot boxes, etc.)
357.42
Clerk Hire
76.65
Police Protection
205.05
Street Lister, fees and mileage
614.25
All other costs including materials for repair of ballot boxes 396.59
4,338.14
1-10 Planning Board
Appropriation
$800.00
Clerk Hire
$214.88
Advertising
25.75
Typewriter and office supplies
119.93
All other (membership fee)
30.00
390.56
1-11-1
Appeal Board
Appropriation $1,475.00
Salaries:
Board Chairman
$250.00
Secretary to the Board
200.00
Third Member of Board
100.00
Clerk Hire
292.28
Alternates
35.00
Publishing notices
342.70
Stationery, postage, and other costs
105.52
1,325.50
1-11-2 Personnel Board
Appropriation $225.00
Clerk Hire
$58.50
Printing
10.00
68.50
1-12 Town Historian
Appropriation
$100.00
Plimoth Plantation dues
$10.00
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Postage and photographs 31.05
41.05
1-13 Town Office
Appropriation $9,720.00
Janitor's wages
$607.20
Fuel
1,211.56
Lights
858.40
Janitors' supplies
522.22
Building repairs
1,459.35
Multi-office supplies
264.19
Water and other costs
89.20
5,012.12
Town Office - Painting Contract of 1963
373.57
Painting Conservation Office (Total - General Government, $62,185.83)
PUBLIC SAFETY
2-1-1 Police Department
Appropriation $85,700.00
Salaries:
Chief of Police
$6,555.01
Police Sergeants
11,987.44
Police Patrolmen
29,947.97
Intermittents, Overtime,
Holidays
21,535.88
Clerk Hire
823.50
Juvenile Officers
300.00
Miscellaneous Equipment and repairs to equipment
684.00
Conveyance costs
5,113.78
Stationery, printing, postage
451.21
Communication - costs (telephone, radio)
1,049.85
Uniforms
1,378.33
A. J. Nielsen, new radios
1,310.00
Insurance 406.59
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Association dues and attendance at meetings 157.00
All other costs including use of Plymouth Police Station and Lock-up Keeper's fees 150.52
81,851.08
Police Cruiser, 1964
Appropriation
$3,000.00
Police Cruiser, Article 53 of 1964 2,726.90
2-1-6 Duxbury Beach Patrol
Appropriation
$4,578.00
Patrolmen's wages $3,437.09
Vehicle, maintenance and repairs
522.00
3,959.09
Beach Buggy
Appropriation $1,600.00
Beach Buggy for Beach Patrol, Art. 54 of 1964 1,507.39
2-2-1 Fire Department
Appropriation
$51,269.00
Refund
.15
$51,269.15
Salaries:
Fire Chief
$3,315.16
Fire Lieutenant
5,796.22
Firemen
16,634.17
Overtime and Holidays
727.49
Volunteer firemen
6,723.00
Deputy Fire Chief
500.00
"Call" men 375.00
Equipment and repairs:
Chief's car allowance 500.00
Miscellaneous apparatus and equipment 4,104.85
Hose 824.04
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Vehicles, maintenance and repairs
2,928.97
Fuel
983.15
Light
489.76
Repairs to Buildings
189.80
Janitors' supplies
344.05
All other Building costs
99.39
Printing, Stationery, Postage
274.17
Telephone, Radio, Air Horn
1,648.54
Insurance
2,199.04
Uniforms and Badges
640.49
Hale Pump
388.08
Water Vacuum Cleaner
204.82
Membership Fees and Meetings
55.00
Rental of Barns
190.00
All other, including water
109.76
50,244.95
2-2-6 Hydrant Service (Duxbury)
Appropriation $26,200.00
Town of Duxbury 26,200.00
2-3-2 Insect Pest Control
Appropriation
$3,923.00
Refund
16.85
Transfer from Reserve 200.00
$4,139.85
Superintendent's Salary
$1,651.20
Labor
1,645.92
Trucks, maintenance and repairs
122.93
Miscellaneous equipment and Insecticides 622.11
Stationery, Printing, Postage
78.37
4,120.53
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2-4-1 Control Dutch Elm Disease Appropriation $9,773.00 Transfer from Reserve 400.00
$10,173.00
Superintendent's Salary $2,417.47
Labor
7,147.61
Clerk Hire 30.00
Insecticides and chemicals
376.75
Trucks, maintenance and repairs 20.75
Tools and equipment
132.82
Bulldozer rental
36.00
10,161.40
2-5-1 Tree Warden's Salary
Appropriation
$2,300.00
Roy E. Parks, Tree Warden 2,300.00
2-5-2 Tree Department
Appropriation $4,064.00
Refund 4.03
Transfer from Reserve 400.00
$4,468.03
Labor
$2,925.71
Equipment and repairs
488.38
Telephone
93.13
Trucks, maintenance and repairs
518.73
Insurance
292.60
All other costs
147.94
4,466.49
2-5-3 Tree, Hathaway Fund
Income Distribution
$82.50
Misc. Shrubs
82.50
2-7-1 Building Inspector
Appropriation
$5,071.00
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Transfer from Reserve 320.00
$5,391.00
Building Inspector's Salary
$2,255.51
Clerk Hire
2,475.95
Transportation Allowance
360.00
New England Tel. & Tel.
155.40
All other costs including printing and postage
137.82
5,384.68
2-7-2 Plumbing Inspector
Transfer from Reserve $500.00 Inspectors' fees
266.00
2-8-1 Sealer of Weights and Measures
Appropriation $335.00
Salary of Sealer
$200.00
Transportation allowance
75.00
Equipment and other costs
34.45
309.45
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