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Bernice E. Barrows, librarian, 75 00
Philip Morris, constable, 8 00
Herbert Stanley. special police, 2 00
H. F. Nye. special police, 2 00
Herbert Moranville, special police,
3 00
J. M. Bump, inspection of animals, 26 50
James W. Lewis, sealer of weights and measures, 25 00
Henry S. Griffith, town clerk. 50 00
Alice G. Shaw. school committee, 48 75
Wm. M. Shaw, school committee,
21 75
Gustavus Atwood, auditor, 1908.
5 00
S. H. Pink, selectman, 1908.
6 00
S. H. Pink. overseer of poor, 1908.
1 00
T. T. Vaughan. selectman,
95 00
T. T. Vaughan, assessor,
70 00
T. T. Vaughan. overseer of the poor.
20 00
T. T. Vaughan. registrar. 10 00
S. D. Atwood, selectman, 33 00
S. D. Atwood, assessor, 40 20
S. D. Atwood, overseer of the poor, 7 75
S. D. Atwood. registrar, 5 00
Fred A. Ward, selectman, 37 00
Fred A. Ward, assessor. 45 00
Fred A. Ward, overseer of the poor. 4 00
Fred A. Ward, registrar. 2 50
Overdrawn in 1908. 96 56
$1754 54
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR CONSTABLES, 1908.
Appropriation,
Dr. $350 00
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Cr.
Paid-
Wm. E. W. Vaughan. adm. of the estate
of J. E. Vaughan, $250 00
Arthur C. Atwood,
100 00
$350 00
COURT ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Received from Third District Court fines, $209 94
Henry S. Porter, court fines, 101 00
$310 94
Cr.
Paid-
James W. Lewis, Joseph Morean case, $9 65
James W. Lewis, Chas. O. Dunham case, 7 38
James W. Lewis, Mence, Ferdinand and Leisk cases, 21 06
James W. Lewis, Matthew and Morris cases, 8 72 A. R. Gledhill, Mathew and Morris cases, 5 00
James W. Lewis, J. P. Willett cases, 27 86
J. W. Lewis, Mary Huron case, 4 32
J. W. Lewis, Henry E. Bishop case, 14 06
J. W. Lewis, M. R. Garnett case, 5 19
J. W. Lewis, Manuel Lopes case, 7 94
A. R. Gledhill, Edith Thomas case, 11 40
A. R. Gledhill, Dunham and More- an cases, 10 00
A. R. Gledhill, Lewis Leterneau, 5 00
Balance to new account, 171 02
$310 94
Carver 3
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POLICE OFFICERS. Dr.
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$500 00
62 00
$562 00
Cr.
Paid-
James W. Lewis,
$188 00
Philip Morris,
188 00
Wm. Dupree,
186 00
$562 00
MARKING GRAVES IN TOWN.
Dr.
Balance from 1908,
$25 00
Cr.
Balance to new account,
$25 00
TREE WARDEN AND GYPSY MOTH.
Dr.
Appropriation, $700 00
Received from H. F. Atwood,
7 20
Received from the State,
1,100 22
Assessed on property,
238 46
Overdrawn,
218 91
$2,264 79
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Cr.
Paid Tree Warden-
H. F. Atwood, labor,
$18 00
H. F. Atwood, team,
6 75
H. F. Atwood, cash paid for supplies,
1 50
Merrimac Chemical Co., 100 pounds
arsenate of lead, 7 50
E. A. Shaw, labor,
6 13
Carlton Shurtleff, labor,
4 38
Wright & Potter, poison notices,
3 25
C. T. Morse, labor,
1 75
Malcolm Morrison, notices,
1 75
R. F. Shurtleff, 148 pounds arsenate of lead,
11 10
H. F. Atwood, freight on lead,
25
Arthur Burbank, labor,
1 65
Thomas Gibbs, labor,
6 12
Geo. H. Westgate, labor,
6 12
Arthur C. Atwood, team,
1 80
$78 05
Paid Gypsy Moth work-
F. P. Wilbur, labor,
$98 51
Dan McFarlin, labor,
57 31
W. L. Pratt, labor,
47 46
Edgar L. Holmes, labor,
73 39
Harry Morris, labor,
53 81
Juslain Southworth, labor,
7 11
Lester Swift, labor,
46 48
E. H. Murdock, labor,
31 50
E. H. Murdock, team,
17 30
Fred A. Dimond, labor,
182 84
Geo. Robinson, labor,
209 42
A. C. Dimond, labor,
44 84
John D. Shaw, labor,
83 32
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John Baker, labor,
2 18
F. P. Wilber, use of team,
62
Philip Morris, labor,
50 31
R. F. Shurtleff, paint,
1 75
T. W. Pierce, supplies,
1 05
A. J. Wilkinson, climbing irons,
6 00
E. H. Murdock, express,
15
H. R. Bailey, repairing tools,
1 30
H. F. Atwood, labor,
307 62
H. F. Atwood, use of team,
69 54
H. F. Atwood, paid for filing saws,
1 50
Carlton Shurtleff, labor,
1 75
A. D. Griffith, cement,
1 30
New York & Boston Bag Co., burlap and twine, 57 58
R. F. Shurtleff, paroid,
3 00
Elbridge A. Shaw, labor,
48 22
H. F. Atwood, express,
67
Ellis D. Atwood, labor,
3 50
H. F. Atwood. freight paid.
1 55
T. A. Tillson, labor,
56 21
H. F. Atwood, book and telephoning,
50
H. F. Atwood, freight and carting oil, 1 00
Chas. King, labor, 90 31
Chas. King, use of team,
4 00
H. F. Atwood. paid for supplies, 15 03
Robert Holmes, labor, 17 50
A. A. Patenaude, labor, 14 44
Senter Can Co., cans,
2 10
Horace Robbins, labor, 1 75
Horace Robbins, labor,
1 75
Clarence Thomas, labor, 1 75
Malcolm Morrison, labor,
1 75
Geo. Powers, labor,
1 75
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R. W. Malindy, burning outfit,
12 50
Overdrawn in 1908, 431 47
$2,186 74
$2,264 79
REPORT OF TREE WARDEN.
As to the suppression of the Gypsy Moth I can say that the South and Center parts of the town are in better condition than last year. At the South end we found a great improvement, as in many of the known colonies no nests were found this year.
The stormy weather has greatly hindered our work, and very little scouting has been done through the Center.
The north end also shows improvement, excepting the part be- tween High street and the Plympton line.
HERBERT F. ATWOOD,
Tree Warden.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Dr.
Appropriation,
$100 00
Balance from 1908,
5 00
Cr. $105 00
Paid-
E. C. Shaw, treasurer, Sons of Veterans, $100 00
Balance to new account,
5 00
$105 00
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PRINTING ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Appropriation,
$250 00
Overdrawn,
160 00
$251 60
Cr.
Paid-
E. Anthony & Sons., printing ballots, $11 00
Memorial Press, printing town reports, 95 00
Memorial Press, printing reports, Ellis fund, 16 00 Memorial Press, envelopes and printing, 5 00
Lorenzo Wood, auction notices, 1 75
Wakefield Item, moth notices, 1 50
Overdrawn in 1908, - 121 35
$251 60
TOWN PUMP.
Dr.
$20 00
Received from Wentworth estate,
Cr.
Paid- Boston Lead Co., pump and freight, $5 50
J. A. Vaughan, plank for platform, 1 00
Balance to new account, 13 50
$20 00
REPORT OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Jan. 16, 1909.
Dr.
Balance unexpended,
$37 85
100 00
Appropriation,
$137 85
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Cr.
July 28, 1909-
Paid-
T. T. Vaughan, lumber, $8 85
Carlton Shurtleff, horse and labor, 20 37
James W. Lewis, driving pump, 5 00
John E. Atwood, labor, 2 62
Herbert J. Vaughan, police duty, 2 00
T. Frank Gibbs, police duty, 2 00
Frank E. Barrows, labor,
8 55
W. E. C. Vaughan, posts,
2 00
Roy Atwood, labor,
3 00
E. Dube, labor,
1 30
A. Dube, labor,
1 30
M. Peterson, labor,
85
H. Lajoy, labor,
75
G. Lajoy, labor,
50
V. Johnson, labor,
40
F. Pouliot, labor,
65
L. Atwood, labor,
40
Balance unexpended,
77 31
$137 85
FRANK E. BARROWS, ABBOT G. FINNEY, FREDERICK ANDERSON, Park Commissioners.
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REPORT OF SEALING WEIGHTS MEASURES, ETC., FOR THE YEAR 1909.
Property of town in department-
One brass beam balance scale and cabinet, one 50 lbs., 25 lbs., 20 lbs., 10 lbs., 5 lbs. iron nickled, one 4 lbs., 2 lbs., 1 1b., 8 ounces, 4 ounces, 2 ounces, 1-2 ounce, 1-8 ounce, 1-16 ounce, brass.
Dry Measures-One-half bushel, 1 peck, one-half peck, 2 quarts, 1 quart.
Liquid Measures-One-half gallon, 1 quart, 1 pint, one-half pint. One steel tape measure 6 ft.
WORKING SET.
Iron weights, 50 lbs.
Brass, with case-4 lbs, 2 lbs., 1 1b., 8 ounces, 4 ounces, 2 ounces, 1 ounce, 1-2 ounce, 1-4 ounce, 1-8 ounce, 1-16 ounce.
Liquid Measures-Copper nickled, 1 quart, 1 pint, one-half pint.
Dry Measures, wood-one-half bushel, 1 peck, one-half peck, 2 quarts, 1 quart.
One portable balance with case.
One hanger weight, nickled,
One hand seal press with wired, lead seals.
Two rubber stamps with marking acid, steel alphabet, nu- merals, steel die, (car.) record sheets, paper seals.
SCALES TESTED AND SEALED.
Sealed
Con- demned
Scales under 5,000 lbs.,
4
Computing scales,
1
All other scales,
25
1
Weights,
100
21
3
Dry Measures,
420
30
Milk Jars,
571
34
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Total sealed, adjusted and condemned,
605
Test weighings made in stores, 18
Inspections of jars in use on milk teams,
5
Inspections of junk, collectors', pedlers', etc., scales and measures, 8
Inspections of cranberry barrel mfgs.,
5
Inspections of cranberry shipping houses,
10
JAMES W. LEWIS,
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
CONSTABLE REPORT.
Constables.
James W. Lewis
Philip E. Morris
Special Police officers from Aug. 23 to Nov. 23.
Wm. S. Dupree
Geo. E. White
Herbert DeMoranville
Frank Thomas
Henry H. Gammons
Herbert Nye
Herbert A. Stanley
Constable Work
Total number of arrests,
47
Males,
45
Females,
2
Number of fines imposed,
28
Amount of fines imposed,
$571.50
Defaulted,
1
Appealed cases,
2
.
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Committed to jail for non-payment, House of Correction, Complaints dismissed, State Farm,
Offences.
Assault,
Assault with dangerous weapoon,
Breaking and entering and larceny,
Default, capias,
Disturbance of peace,
Drunk,
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Gaming house,
Adultery,
Fornication,
Peddling without license,
Larceny,
Liquor laws,
Non-support,
1
1
Vagrancy,
Violation Lord's day,
Probation,
JAMES W. LEWIS, Constable of Carver.
OLD HOME ACCOUNT.
Receipts-
Balance on hand,
$145 17
Town appropriation
85 62
Dinner and ice cream tickets sold,
493 96
Tonic, bananas, etc., sold,
88 88
Rent of dishes,
2 00
Remnants sold,
10 12
5 9 6 3
8 2 2 1
11 I 1 1 2 2 6
2
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Donations -- Mrs. Leander Cole, Charles Cole, Benjamin Atwood,
$5 00
1 00
5 00
$836 75
Payments-
For Supplies-
F. H. Henshaw, clams,
$60 00
Middleboro Fish Co., fish,
32 50
Richmond Talbot, cigars,
16 20
II. O. Hawkes, sundries,
7 06
Chapin & Adams Co., butter,
29 41
Pazstor & Klar, ice cream, etc.,
125 54
W. W. Benjamin, melons, etc.,
31 45
Richards & Perkins, tonic, 18 00
C. Cavicchi, bananas and peanuts,
16 90
Sheehan Bros., bread,
3 60
Carter Rice & Co., paper,
5 06
Rogers & Co., canvas,
11 78
A. W. Peterson, ice,
1 92
A. W. Peterson, express, etc.,
2 52
F. W. Wollworth & Co., knives, etc.,
69 25
J. A. Vaughan, sundries,
8 37
R. F. Shurtleff, sundries,
6 95
E. G. Cornish, coffee and milk,
14 80
E. G. Cornish, wood,
6 50
E. G. Cornish, baskets,
1 30
E. G. Cornish, pump head,
85
E. G. Cornish, telephone, etc.,
1 90
H. S. Griffith, postage, etc.,
6 48
James S. McKay, meat, etc.,
11 50
Middleboro Gazette, printing,
10 00
Freight,
4 80
W. M. Shaw, stone,
2 00
John B. Bourget, cream,
2 50
$507 14
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For labor --
J. S. McKay,
$28 75
H. F. Atwood,
31 00
Geo. E. Blair,
5 25
Alfred Dube,
5 00
Arthur McKay,
11 37
Mrs. S. Wade,
3 00
Mrs. J. W. Lewis,
5 00
Roy Atwood,
1 50
Henry Bassett,
1 75
Eddie Griffith,
25 00
W. M. Shaw,
2 75
Helen White,
25
George Parker,
25
W. C. Hatch,
25
J. A. Vaughan,
1 25
M. McDonald,
2 00
C. W. Maxim,
13 16
John T. Blaker,
4 75
Mrs. Blaker,
7 25
E. H. Murdock,
1 50
O. L. Shurtleff,
2 50
Perez Shurtleff,
3 30
Robert Smerdon,
1 25
Fred A. Ward,
2 00
John E. Atwood,
4 38
Webster E. C. Vaughan,
9 00
Mrs. John Atwood,
12 70
Mrs. George Powers,
3 00
E. A. Richards,
1 00
D. W. Nash,
1 65
George B. Washburn,
3 50
E. G. Cornish,
44 39
J. A. Vaughan,
1 25
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James W. Lewis,
2 00
Philip E. Morris,
2 00
$220 20
For entertainment-
1
Ira Murdock,
$26 00
W. F. Tucker,
9 00
$35 00
Totals-
For supplies,
$507 14
For labor,
220 20
For entertainment,
35 00
Balance on hand,
74 41
$836 75
J. A. VAUGHAN, Treasurer.
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS.
Dr.
Jan. 16, 1909, balance unexpended, $1 90
Appropriation, 100 00
$101 90
Cr.
C. F. King, Lakenham, labor, $18 60
Arthur L. McKay, Lakenham, labor,
2 48
E. Braddock, Lakenham, labor, 6 60
F. A. Ward, Lakenham, labor and horse,
12 00
F. Bernier, Lakenham, labor,
1 25
J. A. Vaughan, Lakenham, fertilizer, 6 05
R. F. Shurtleff, Lakenham, seed, 1 70
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H. F. Atwood, Carver, labor, 6 75
Geo. E. Blair, Carver, labor, 9 00
Balance unexpended,
37 47
$101 90
GEORGE P. LINCOLN, FRED A. WARD, Cemetery Commissioners.
TOWN ASSETS.
Cash in the treasury,
$544 83
Due from State, State aid,
614 00
Due from State, State paupers,
41 00
Due from State, stone road,
75 00
Uncollected taxes, 1908,
1,465 12
Uncollected taxes, 1909,
3,630 70
$6,370 65
TOWN LIABILITIES.
T. B. Griffith, cemetery fund, $982 44
C'has. W. Griffith, cemetery fund, 310 28
E. T. Stetson, cemetery fund, 525 77
Joseph Pratt, cemetery fund,
557 43
Sarah Hammond, cemetery fund,
100 00
Note due Wareham Bank,
2,000 00
Assets over liabilities, 1,894 73
$6,370 65 -
4 74
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PERMANENT DEBT STATEMENT.
Notes outstanding.
Date of note, when due, by whom held, and amount.
Oct. 1, 1903, Oct. 1, 1910, North Avenue Savings Bank, $1,500 00 Oct. 1, 1903, Oct. 1, 1911, North Avenue Savings Bank, 1,500 00
Oct. 1, 1903, Oct. 1, 1912, North Avenue Savings
Bank, 1,500 00
Oct. 1, 1903, Oct. 1, 1913, North Avenue Savings Bank, 1,500 00
$6,000 00
APPROPRIATIONS MADE FROM P. C. AND W. ST. RY. DIVIDENDS.
Dr.
April 11, 1908, received from James B. Colling- wood, treas., $11,250 00
Cr.
By the following appropriations- April 25, 1908-
For stone crushing plant,
$2.500 00
For cemeteries,
100 00
250 00
For parks, March 1, 1909 ---
For Savery's avenue, 54 90
For stone crusher account,
147 21
For stone road account,
2,379 64
For suppression of crime account, 209 71
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For insurance account,
51 00
For park account, 100 00
For cemetery account, 100 00
Used by the assessors to lower the tax rate in 1909, 2,357 54
Jan. 1, 1910-
Balance unappropriated, 3,000 00
$11,250 00
APPROPRIATION, 1910.
The following sums are recommended to meet the expenses of the coming year :
Support of poor, overseers of the poor, $800 00
Support of schools, school committee, 5,000 00
Transportation of scholars, school committee, 400 00
Medical inspection, school committee, 75 00
Repair of highways. road commissioners,
2,000 00
Repair of bridges, road commissioners,
Removal of snow, road commissioners,
Town incidentals, selectmen,
500 00
Town officers, selectmen,
1,400 00
Soldiers' Relief, selectmen,
State aid, selectman,
650 00
Fighting fire, selectmen.
2,000 00
Electric railway note and interest,
1,740 00
Tree Warden, 800 00
Library,
Old Home Week,
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Printing, 150 00
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Insurance, Town House, Cemeteries, Park,
60 00 50 00
T. T. VAUGHAN, S. D. ATWOOD, FRED A. WARD, Selectmen of Carver.
Carver 4
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Raised by taxation, 1909-
Support of poor,
$1,500 00
Support of schools,
4,000 00
Medical inspection in schools,
50 00
Highways,
2,000 00
Bridges,
50 00
Town incidentals,
700 00
Town officers,
1,300 00
Electric railway, note and interest,
1,800 00
State aid,
600 00
Soldiers' Relief,
400 00
Tree Warden,
700 00
Library,
50 00
Fighting fire,
1,253 37
Printing,
250 00
Stone road,
2,500 00
Police,
500 00
Constables, 1908,
350 00
State tax,
1,575 00
County tax,
1,654 20
$21,232 57
Value of personal estate, $88,345 00
Value of real estate, 1,416,380 00
increas in value of real estate. 88,380 00
Increase in value of personal estate, 20,680 00
Tax rate on $1,000,
11 75
Poll tax,
2 00
Number of polls,
286
On poll, only,
103
On property,
602
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Number of horses,
202
Number of cows,
109
Number of cattle, other than cows,
20
Number of sheep,
14
Number of swine,
21
Number of dwelling houses,
552
Number of acres of land,
21,498
Number of acres of cranberry bog,
2,229
Valuation of cranberry bogs,
$891,335 00
Increase in the valuation of cranberry
bogs,
52,525 00
Number of different bogs taxed,
271
T. T. VAUGHAN,
S. D. ATWOOD, FRED A. WARD,
Assessors of Carver.
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TOWN MEETING WARRANT.
Contents of warrant for town meeting to be held at the town house on Monday, March 7, at eight o'clock, a. m. The polls will be opened at 12 m. for the election of officers, and will be kept open four hours at least.
Art. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.
Art. 2. To see if the town will accept the report of the se- lectmen, and other town officers.
Art. 3. To choose all necessary town officers not elected by ballot.
Art. 4. To raise and appropriate such sums that may be necessary to defray town charges the ensuing year.
Art. 5. To decide when taxes shall become due, and whether any interest shall be charged after a certain date.
Art. 6. To see what pay the town will vote the Treasurer and Collector for the ensuing year.
Art. 7. To see if the town will make the yards of field drivers, town pounds, provided they are also chosen pound keep- ers.
Art. 8. To see if the town will instruct the treasurer to borrow money under the direction of the Selectmen, in anticipa- tion of taxes the ensuing year.
Art. 9. To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen to prosecute, compromise or defend any suits for or against the town.
Art. 10. To see if the town will make an appropriation for continuing the stone road.
Art. 11. To see if the town will make an appropriation for Memorial Day.
Art. 12. To see if the town will make an appropriation for a police force or act anything thereon or thereto.
Art. 12. To see if the town will make an appropriation for fixing the lot and stones of Tillson Pratt at the Center ceme- tery.
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Art. 14. To see if the town will instruct the Town Clerk to cause to be printed five hundred copies of the assessors' valu- ation list for the year, 1909, or act anything thereon or thereto. (By request.)
Art. 15. To see if the Town will vote to build a gravel road near the gravel pits near East Carver, or act anything thereon. (By request).
Art. 16. To see if the town will choose a committee to report at a future meeting on the advisability of a new Town Hall. (By request).
Art. 17. To choose all necessary town officers, the following officers to be voted for all on one ballot, viz: Town Clerk, three Selectmen, three Overseers of the Poor, one Assessor for three years, Town Treasurer, Collector of Taxes, three Con- stables, two Auditors, one Tree Warden, one Road Commis- sioner for three years, one School Committee for three years, one Trustee of the Public Library for three years, one Park Commissioner for three years, one Cemetery Commissioner for three years, and to vote by ballot "yes" or "no" in answer to the question : "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in this town ?"
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
EXCERPTS FROM TOWN MEETING RECORDS DUR-
ING 1909.
March 1.
Voted, that taxes become due Sept. 1, and that interest be charged on unpaid taxes after Nov. 1.
Voted, that the salary of the Treasurer be one hundred dol- lars and the salary of the Collector be three hundred dollars ; and that he be instructed to keep office hours Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. and Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
Voted, that the Tree Warden be also chosen Gypsy moth Superintendent.
Voted, to accept as a gift from James A. Vaughan, the pump in front of his residence, said pump to be used as a public watering place and kept in repair from the Wentworth fund.
Vote on license : "Yes", 32; "No," 98.
Vote on acceptance of the Fire Act: "Yes," 72; "No," 6.
Voted, to raise and appropriate five hundred dollars for the support of a police force, said force to be placed in the hands of the Selectmen to be used at their discretion; that said board be authorized to place such officers on salary for such time as in the opinion of the board it may be necessary. In the appointment of said patrolmen, the Selectmen are authorized to select non-residents, provided they are unable to find suitable men in town.
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November 2.
Voted, under the provisions of Chapter 422 of the acts of 1908, not to receive the series of public documents distributed by the Commonwealth.
December 11.
Voted, that three Constables be chosen at the next annual town meeting.
Voted, that the matter of building a fire proof vault be referred to the Selectmen.
Voted, that the Road Commissioners be authorized to buy stone to an amount not to exceed four thousand tons for stone road construction next season if in the judgment of said Com- missioners it can be bought to advantage.
DEATHS RECORDED IN CARVER DURING 1909.
DATE
NAME
AGE Y. M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH
BIRTHPLACE
PARENTS' NAMES
BURIAL PLACE
Feb. 23
Susie L. Robbins
25
10
9
28
Fannie D. Blanding
34
2
24
Mar. 1
Elsie C. Atwood
25
10
24
Acute Bright's Disease Transmatism at birth
66
15
Christiana C. Vaughan Sarah A. Hammond John Bent
67
2
10
April 7
Edwin J. Neponen
1
4
2
Middleboro Carver Rochester
Jabez and - Benson
Union
21
Jabez Benson
75
6
Tumor of liver
New Bedford
Joseph and Lizzie Gonsalves Frank and Mary Gomes
19
August Gomes
25
Typhoid fever
Aug.
4
Dora Thibault
8
19
Cholera infantum
Philias and Lydyne Thibeault Franz and Lisi Laine
Fall River Union
17
Ralfo J. Laine
8
13
Cholera infantum
Carver
26
Mabel W. Holmes
37
29
31
Joseph G. April
8 15
Wareham
Sept. 17
Fidelex da Pina Pauline Silva
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10
11
Entero colitis
Union Mt. Auburn
23
Susie L. Lavendar
43
Apoplexy Iliocolotis
Plymouth
Oct.
17
Elizabeth Martin
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9
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Carver
21
Ellen F. Holmes
60
6
15
Diabetes melitus
Nov.
9
Henry Valley Mary F. Mahler
45
1
13
Diabetes melitus
Plymouth
29
Frank Gonsalves
1
5 19
Bronchitis
Carver
16
Melvin Monahan
'54
Dec. 15
Helen A. Chase
61
4
9
Organic heart disease Aortis reguritatism
Yarmouth
Furtanato and Mary Gonsalves Thomas and Julia Monahan Nathaniel and Hannah Newcomb
Dennis
--
1
65
8
0
28
77 10
2
Malignant rectal growth Cerebral hemorrhage Buibar paralysis Acute gastritis
Robert and Mary A. Linton Ebenezer and Mary A. Dunham James E. and Waitstill A. Case Charles H. and Elsie C. Atwood Thomas and Mercy Vaughan Benjamin and Mary Hammond John and Mercy Bent Antone and Evelyn Neponen
Lakenham Carver Union
Carver Wenham Union
Wareham
18
Mitral insufficiency
May 5
Mary Gousalves
5
Cape Verde I's Carver ..
Epilepsy Iliocolitis
. .
24
Accidental drowning
Cape Verde I's Carver
Wareham
Framingham Carver
Providence, R. I.
Middleboro
Tuberculosis of bowels
-
Plymouth
20
Un'on Tufts med. school
Ireland
P. J and Ellen F. Holmes Isidor and Rosalma April Antone and Annie Pina Geleo and Mary Silva Henry and Addie Randall Daniel and Mary Martin Ira C. and Sally M. Bent Octave and Emma Valley Unknown
Middleboro
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HENRY S. GRIFFITH, Town Clerk.
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Tuberculosis
Gastric fever
New Brunswick Carver
19
LaForest H. Atwood
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN CARVER, 1909 .- (Incomplete.)
DATE
NAME
PARENTE
BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS
Jan. 24
Elwood Everett Holmes
Wm E. Almira C. Dowsett3
Carver Plymouth
24
(Stillborn)
Feb. 23
Frances Morton Blanding*
Thos. E. Fannie D. Dunham Chas. H.
27
LaForest H. Atwood
Elsie C. Case
Mar. 31
Leo Dube
Leo O. Dube
Apr. 6
Joseph Adelard Bernier
Emelie D. Bulger John Rosana Bernier Ellsworth V. Anna K. Shurtleff F. W. Tilda -
66
15
Ruth Flora Sofie Kaski
Andrew Kaski
46
23
Tekla Augusta Halunen
Andrew Halunen
66
26
George Benjamin Wrightington
Benjamin
Carver
29
George Machado
Abba S. Cole (Thomas) Joseph T.
Cape Verde I'ds
June 8
Olga Mary Eastman
Geo A. Eastman
Finland
29
Henry Goodsoe Baker
Edward E.
Fall River New Brunswick
30
Natalie Ward Tucker
Ward F.
Roxbury
Sept. 3 4
Mary Cora Gagnier
Canada
13
- Ribiero
Cape Verde I'ds
Oct. 8
Olive Frances Dimond
Albert C.
Carver
26
Vickery
Fred W.
Plympton Carver ،،
Nov. 16
Oria Marie Bolduc
Joseph
Maine Canada 6
25
Elexna Bassett
Caroline Gagnier Henry Elexna Michaud
Fall River 66
Dec. 3
Mary Rose of Lima Goslin
Arthur Victoria Smith
Quebec 66
11
- Shattuck
Geo. A.
Annie L. Hastings
11
Alden Lovell Baker
Alton J. Elizabeth S. Gammons Philip
Vermont Gloucester S Yarmouth Middleboro Canada 6.
18
Marie Natalie Genet Barnabey
Cedia Boudria
25
Kenneth Littlefield Braddock
Ammon L. Lucy E. Loring
New Brunswick Whitman
17
Marjorie Anna Shaw
May 10
Aino E. A. Tunnanen
New Bedford Carver 66 Canada Fall River Canada Fail River Carver 66 Finland
Cora Baptiste
Johanna
Minnie M. Goodsoe
Abbie J. Peckham
Fall River
Nelson Drew Shaw
Edward C.
Carver
Alice Drew
Plymouth
Joseph Delia Ross Manuel
Domingo Gomes
Bertha L. Johnson
Ada L. Dimond Jesse A.
27
Howard Vesper Holmes
Blanche E. Vinal
26
(Illegitimate)
Alena Balmberg
Fanny
*Adopted by Mrs. Mary E. Dunham and name changed to Frances Morton Dunham.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CARVER IN 1909.
' Jan. 20. Fabian W. Tunnanen and Matilta Hantala.
March 1. James E. Thomas and Ethel F. Maxim of Middle- boro.
April 6. Henry S. Pink and Cordelia G. Shaw.
April 6. Jay A. Ward and Celesta O. Shaw of Middleboro.
April 10. Andrew Halonen and Fannie Silverburg.
April 24. Fred M. Thomas and Sarah C. Holmes.
June 5. Chester E. Atwood and Sarah T. McFarlin both of Middleboro.
June 28. Clifton C. Wood, of Plymouth, and Esther A. Bur- bank.
July 9. John Hendrickson and Tyyni Brandt.
July 22. Warren E. Howland and Grace M. Weston.
Aug. 23. Johnsed Halunen and Ida Piispanen.
Sept. 5. Fred E. Gould and Helen E. White.
Oct. 7. Matti Hantanen and Hilda S. Rautio.
Oct. 23. John H. Tyypeik and Elisabeth Jaskari.
Oct. 30. Leon W. Jefferson and Edna Archer, of Middleboro.
Oct. 23. Frank Ahonen and Lizzie Rajaniemi of Wareham.
Dec. 5. Charles P. Hall and Helen S. Griffith.
Dogs licensed since last report 137. Males, 126; females, 11.
REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
FINANCES, YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.
Receipts-
General appropriation,
$4,000 00
State fund,
868 81
Tuition of State children,
9 50
Medical fund,
50 00
Superintendent, account from State,
300 00
Return on Superintendent's account,
200 00
Town of Plymouth,
26 25
Ellis fund,
500 00
Pratt fund,
150 00
Overdraft,
1,678 01
$7,782 57
Expenditures-
Teaching,
$2,800 30
Janitor,
290 19
Cleaning,
22 80
Fuel,
133 04
Medical account,
6 00
Ellis fund, teaching,
475 00
Superintendent's account,
650 00
Transportation,
574 50
Repairs,
52 09
Supplies and incidentals,
379 18
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State school fund, teaching, $1,332.00;
Transportation. $104.00.
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