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Herbert F. Atwood and team, 5 10
Herbert F. Atwood, carfare, telephone and freight,
3 27
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co., extinguishers,
115 75
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co., one keg soda, 2 80
Theron M. Cole, boxes, 2 00
$176 42
TOWN HALL ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Roy F. Atwood, care of Town Hall,
$1 00
Thomas E. Blanding, labor and stock.
1 10
$2 70
MEMORIAL DAY ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Paid- Edward C. Shaw, Treasurer of Sons of Veterans, $100 00
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NEW TOWN HOUSE ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Paid-
James A. Vaughan, Town House lot, $350 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight on cement, 89 00
D. W. Lewis & Co., cement, 228 70
J. K. & B. Sears & Co., lumber,
84 00
James A. Vaughan, tools, 2 27
Bert J. Allen, professional service, 3 00
Gustavus Atwood, surveying,
1 50
John Pauliot, labor, 6 90
Charles Cardoza, labor,
3 00
John Ferdinand, labor, 9 72
Peter Lopes, labor,
9 72
Peter Monterio, labor, 6 88
Terrance Pina, labor,
1 65
Charles Silva, labor, 1 65
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., three
freight bills, 2 62
Eliot W. Harlow, building contract, 5,500 00
Elijah Douglas, labor,
19 40
Albert Dube, labor,
26 40
Alfred Dube, labor,
42 10
Fred Judway, labor,
67 20
Joseph Bolduc, labor,
9 70
Carlton Shurtleff, labor and team,
95 61
George Judway, labor, 9 00
Theodore T. Vaughan, lumber and teaming, 59 31
Herbert Shaw, labor, 28 80
Lloyd Robbins, labor,
31 60
Herbert Thurston, labor, 22 60
Jack Barnaby, labor, 1 80
Lewis J. Shaw, labor, 38 00
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Lewis J. Shaw, stone,
67 50
Ernest Thibault, labor,
2 80
Faunce Thibault, labor,
1 80
$6,824 73
OLD HOME DAY ACCOUNT. Cr.
Paid- James A. Vaughan, treasurer,
$325 00
LIBRARY ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Paid-
George H. Lockhart, expenses to Chatham, $6 00
Benjamin Shurtleff, books, 15 00
Seth C. C. Finney, express on books, 50
Houghton, Mifflin Co., books, 1 03
Seth C. C. Finney, 1 Dict. of Facts, 6 75
R. H. Hunting Co., Inc., 1 Hoosac Valley, 3 41 $32 69
TREE WARDEN ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Merrimac Chemical Co., 400 lbs. compound, $28 00 Carlton Shurtleff, 10 gals. gasolene, 2 20 John Ferdinand, mowing brush, 16 20
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Lemuel Crocker, mowing brush, 14 40
Truman A. Tillson ,mowing brush, 18 00
Lewis Gonsalve, mowing brush, 14 40
James A. Vaughan, 1 scythe,
85
Ernest Thibault, labor, 3 60
G. Vernon Johnson, labor,
15 90
Charles F. King, labor
51 00
Sumner Braddock, labor and team,
10 50
Arthur G. Burbank, labor,
2 00
John E. Atwood, labor,
75
Herbert F. Atwood, labor and team,
108 91
Herbert F. Atwood, repairs,
60
Herbert F. Atwood, freight on lead,
60
Carlton Shurtleff, labor, 3 00
$290 91
TOWN HALL COMMITTEE.
Cr.
J. Myrick Bump, auto,
$10 00
Samuel B. Gibbs, auto 10 00
Roswell Shurtleff, auto,
10 00
$30 00
TOWN OFFICERS. Cr.
Town of Kingston, one-half expense run town line, $29 92
Directory for nurses, nurse for N. G. Swift, 2 00
John Anderson, nursing N. G. Swift, 42 00
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J. Myrick Bump, inspector of animals. 30 00
John B. Washburn. transfer cards, assessors, 18 50
Bigelow. Dowse & Co .. pistols and cartridges, 55 10 J. L. Fairbanks & Co .. 1 pauper register. 3 10 Gustavus Atwood, care of N. G. Swift, 3 00
Gustavus Atwood. plan fourth and eighth Gt. lots.
2 00
Theodore T. Vaughan, assessors' book. 2 25
Leonard S. Powers, going after officers. 1 00
Elijalı Douglas. settlement of claim. 28 SO
Henry S. Griffith. clerk of assessors'. 26 00
Mrs. Annie M. Jefferson, quarantine. 20 00
Gustavus Atwood, auditor. 16 25
Seth C. C. Finney. telephone Peter Clancy case.
20
Davol Printing House. moth notices.
1 55
George C. Peterson. attorney in Barrows case,
10 00
D. D. Sullivan. attorney in Thatcher case.
16 00
Frank E. Barrows. stamps for moth notices.
1 40
Frank E. Barrows, writing cert. copy 1913 val. bk.,
15 00
Z. W. Andrews. trip to Center and East Carver,
3 00
Gustavus Atwood. survey East Head Road.
6 50
Z. W. Andrews, assistant survey East Head Road. 6 00
John E. Atwood, assistant survey East Head Road, 4 00
State Board of Health. branding outfit.
2 65
Mary A. Cornish. treasurer Ladies' Sewing Circle. nine dinners, 2 25
Alton H. Griffith. selling herrings, 2 50
Leonard S. Powers, repair B. Braddocks' wagon. 2 90
Walter D. Shurtleff. fumigating, 4 00
Theodore T. Vaughan. election officer, 2 00
Seth C. C. Finney. team Highway Commission. 3 50
Herbert F. Atwood. forest warden. 35 00
S. Dexter Atwood, assessor. 51 18
Theodore T. Vaughan, assessor,
101 39
Charles C. Perkins, school committee, 30 00
Herbert .1. Stanly, selectman. 38 50
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Herbert A. Stanly, registrar of voters, 6 25
Herbert A. Stanly, overseer of poor, 10 00
Herbert A. Stanly, auto, registrar of voters, 3 00
Herbert A. Stanly, auto, overseer of poor, 5 00
Herbert A. Stanly, auto, selectmen, 11 00
Herbert A. Stanly, expenses, carfare and telephone, 4 10
Henry S. Griffith, town clerk, 50 00
Henry S. Griffith, expense, town clerk,
21 49
Henry S. Griffith, registrar of voters,
7 50
Henry S. Griffith, expense tax collector,
66 19
Henry S. Griffith, expense, town treasurer,
22 18
Iver Johnson & Co., handcuffs, 4 75
Hobbs, Warren & Co., register for election officers, 6 50
Hobbs, Warren & Co., tax collector's book, 3 09
Theodore T. Vaughan, assessor's expense, 2 30
Herbert A. Stanly, sealer of weights and measures, 16 66
Herbert A. Stanly, auto for constable, 50
Lawrence M. Chase, M. D., return of births, 2 50
Lawrence M. Chase, M. D., medical attendance Swift case, 43 00
Lawrence M. Chase, M. D., fumigation,
12 00
Henry S. Griffith, return of births and deaths,
15 75
Henry S. Griffith, collector of taxes,
300 00
Henry S. Griffith, town treasurer,
200 00
George H. Lockhart, librarian, nine months, 75 00
Alice G. Shaw, school committee, 62 85
Wakefield Daily Item, assessors' expense, 2 50
Leonard S. Powers, election officer, 2 00
George P. Lincoln, election officer,
6 00
Clarence Thomas, election officer,
2 00
Nelson F. Manter, election officer, 3 00
Ellis D. Atwood, election officer, 4 00
Fred A. Dimond, election officer,
5 00
James J. Ryan, election officer, 2 00
Gustavus Atwood, election officer,
1 00
William E. W. Vaughan, auditor,
10 00
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Memorial Press, cranberry lists, 5 00
Memorial Press, postal cards, 3 40
Charlotte Atwood, librarian, three months, 25 00
Eldred S. Mosher, man and auto to South Carver, 2 50
Frank E. Barrows, assessor, 50 00
George H. Powers, constable, 14 90
George H. Powers, team, constable, 1 00
James A. Vaughan, auto in Swift case, 1 00
James A. Vaughan, envelopes for moth notices, 60
Nehemiah G. Swift, constable, 5 85
Nehemiah G. Swift, fare of Herbert Morrissey, 5 65
Nehemiah G. Swift, reimbursement for ambulance hire, 8 00 James W. Lewis, inspector of meat, 47 00
James W. Lewis, collecting dog licenses, 12 00
James W. Lewis, sealer of weights and measures.
8 34
James W. Lewis, constable, 109 20
James W. Lewis, telephone, auto, team and fares, constable 29 65
Ellis G. Cornish, school committee,
82 40
Ellis G. Cornish, telephone, team and fares, school Committee, 21 86
Ellis G. Cornish, selectman, 73 90
Ellis G. Cornish, team, selectman, 9 70
Ellis G. Cornish, telephone, selectman, 2 50
Ellis G. Cornish, town report, 15 00
Ellis G. Cornish, overseer of poor,
13 65
Ellis G. Cornish, team and fares overseer, 2 80
Ellis G. Cornish, registrar of voters, 11 50
$2,182 85
TOWN HISTORY. Cr.
Henry S. Griffith, ballance appropriation of 1912, $100 00 E. Anthony & Sons, 31 photographs, 31 00
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Charles C. Perkins, transportation of photographers, 1 50
Henry S. Griffith, ten days work, 20 00
E. Anthony & Sons, 2000 blank cards, 1 60
E. Anthony & Sons, publishing town history,
1,010 00
E. Anthony & Sons, 500 postals and postage,
₹ 00
Henry S. Griffith, clerical acct. and postage, 57 06
$1,234 16
PRINTING ACCOUNT.
John G. Allen, 200 voting lists,
$8 75
Charles W. Bascom, 1000 letter heads and cards, 6 50
Memorial Press, 100 flyers, dogs, 2 00
Memorial Press, 550 town reports,
85 00
E. Anthony & Son, ballots, 16 25
Memorial Press, moth notices,
2 50
E. Anthony & Sons, 2000 envelopes,
5 00
Standard Printing Co., bill heads and blanks,
8 25
Lorenzo Wood, envelopes and blanks,
15 75
$150 00
REPORT OF TOWN HISTORY COMMITTEE.
Having completed the work assigned to us we are pleased to report that a creditable history of the town has been placed before the public. Quite naturally in such efforts the present may not regard the work as of much consequence but we are sanguine on
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the thought that the future will appreciate it and that when the changes that are now in motion on our social and industrial life have had their effect this record of Carver through its earlier stages will stand as a credit to the public spirit of this genera- tion. We are glad to note that the book is read with satisfaction by many former residents of the town and that it is finding its way into the public libraries of the country.
The printing and illustrating was done by E. Anthony & Sons. New Bedford, and in confirmation of our judgment in selecting a printer we receive many compliments on the typographical make-up of the book and also on the artistic and significant design of the binding.
The chairman of your committee takes this opportunity of referring to other work in this line on which he has hitherto received no credit. The State has published the vital records of the town up to 1850 and this publication may now be found in the public libraries of the State which affords easy access to our earlier records. This publication was made from a copy of our early records furnished by your chairman with additions from the cemetery inscriptions and from private records. and as the copy was verified by a representative of the New England His- toric-Genealogical Society, it stands as an authoritive copy of the records.
There are yet two matters that should be considered before our records may be said to be easily accessible. Our record of cemetery inscriptions should be indexed or arranged in alpha- betical order ; and our volumes of town records which are com- plete should be indexed. To continue this work we suggest that the balance in the Town History account be left to draw against for this purpose.
We also call the attention of the public to the fact that there are a few valuable records in private custody the safety of which should be felt as a public responsibility. And as we are to have a fireproof vault with ample room we suggest that the custod-
ians of these records be furnished with a drawer in which, while the books would still be in the custody of their owners they would be safely preserved.
HENRY S. GRIFFITH, FRANK E. BARROWS, DONALD McFARLIN,
Committee.
REPAIR OF HIGHWAYS.
Cr.
Paid-
Levi F. Morse, labor and team,
$342 97
Zephaniah W. Andrews, labor and team, 216 47
Zephaniah W. Andrews, cedar posts, 2 40
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
162 56
G. Bernard. labor,
4 95
Jesse A. Holmes, labor and team,
9 00
Jesse Barboza, labor,
18 00
Walter Stone, labor and team,
25 10
Fred M. Thomas, labor and team,
21 48
J. Myrick Bump, labor and team, 161 65
Nelson Story, labor and team,
1 80
Frank Weston, lantern and lighting,
1 70
Levi F. Morse, labor, 5 25
John Pouliot, labor.
90
Henry P. Burgess, labor,
3 60
Jerome Peltier, labor,
3 50
Edgar E. Gardner, labor,
3 05
I. Hill, labor,
5 40
Joseph Peltier,
8 00
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C. Thomas, labor, 1 65
Orlando P. Griffith labor,
5 40
Tra Thomas labor and team
13 50
A. Hammond, labor,
1 65
Daniel Carver, labor,
5 40
Lucian W. Atwood, labor,
36 00
Walter Dunham, labor,
1 65
Harold Denham, labor,
25 80
Theodore T. Vaughan, labor and team,
49 87
Herbert J. Vaughan, labor and team,
42 32
Matti Heikkila, labor,
12 45
Elijah Douglas, labor,
27 00
Webster E. C. Vaughan ,tools,
. 5 90
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
28 10
Michael R. Clare, labor,
64 50
Fred Dube, labor,
12 46
Bertram L. Thomas, labor and team,
83 00
James A. Vaughan, tools,
7 20
Charles H. Atwood, labor,
51 40
J. Bolduc, labor,
9 17
Partick Jose, labor,
12 60
Felix Thibault, labor,
1 80
William Thomas, labor,
50
Peter Carron, labor,
58 57
William E. Cornish, labor,
69 35
John B. McFarlin ,labor,
86 04
Lemuel N. Crocker, labor,
69 83
Orville K. Griffith, labor and team,
116 83
George H. Westgate, labor,
53 13
John M. Andrews, labor.
52 58
Jesse Barboza, labor,
50 15
Alonzo D. Griffith, tools,
11 00
Michael Barros, labor,
15 40
Henry H. Gammons, labor and team,
65 00
Truman A. Tillson, labor,
27 80
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Thomas Weston, labor and team,
19 20
James Lees, labor and team, 33 20
Robert Andrews, labor,
29 00
Lewis Gonsalve, labor,
21 60
John Winberg, gravel,
18
Joseph Lopes, labor,
3 60
Stephen Gammons, labor,
3 60
Harry Morris, labor,
1 80
Nehemiah G. Swift, labor,
6 20
Joseph Gomes, labor,
5 60
( harles C. Perkins, gravel,
1 36
Frank F. Tillson, gravel,
1 30
Ichabod W. Tillson, labor,
2 40
Millard F. Swift, labor,
8 20
H. Robert Bailey, screen,
6 00
II. Robert Bailey, sharpening tools,
1 25
Henry Carron, labor,
11 89
Benjamin Parker, labor,
68 97
Arnold L. Hammond, labor,
56 31
Clarence Thomas, labor,
8 98
Walter Dunham, labor,
63 09
Jerome Peltier, labor,
24 50
John Burgess, screen,
6 00
Lucian W. Atwood, labor,
61 80
Arthur Goslin, labor,
40 10
Arthur Braddock, labor,
45 90
James Thomas, labor and team,
119 25
J. L. Jenney, coal,
16 27
Alton C. Chandler, labor and team,
72 00
Embert H. Eames, labor and team,
2 45
Webster E. C. Vaughan, tools,
13 62
Theodore T. Vaughan, labor and team,
31 50
Bertram L. Thomas, labor and team,
31 50
Charles H. Atwood, labor,
10 80
J. Myrick Bump, labor and team,
27 00
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Fred M. Thomas, labor and team,
Frank Weston, labor and team, 9 00
Winfield L. Pratt, labor, Arthur Bolduc, labor, Peter Bolduc, labor,
22 05
18 00
11 00
6 40
$3,108 25
REPAIR OF BRIDGES.
Cr.
John E. Atwood, Commissioner-
G. Bernard, labor,
$1 28
John Atwood, labor and team,
3 05
John E. Dunham, posts, rails and setting,
9 42
Holmes bridge-
Jesse A. Holmes, labor and team. 4 35
John Atwood, labor and team, 4 50
Fresh Meadow Bridge-
Zepheniah W. Andrews.
2 00
Joe Judway, labor,
2 80
Peter Carron, labor,
2 80
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
1 20
Holmes Bridge-
Levi F. Morse, labor,
2 25
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
: 20
Fred M. Thomas, labor,
68
William E. Cornish, labor,
: 20
Michael R. Clare, labor,
: 20
Walter Stone, labor,
1 80
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
18 00
Theodore T. Vaughan, boxboards.
: 20
Jesse A. Holmes, plank and lighting.
2 00
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Various Bridges-
J. Myrick Bump, labor and team,
2 25
Levi F. Morse, labor, 2 25
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
2 50
Charles H. Atwood, labor,
90
William E. Cornish, labor,
2 50
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
5 28
John E. Atwood, commissioner-
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
$1 80
William E. Cornish, labor,
1 30
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
3 60
A. Burgess, cement,
2 00
Mozart Smith, labor and team,
4 50
J. & G. E. Doane, drain pipe,
20 00
Town of Middleboro, one-half labor and material on
Fresh Meadow Bridge, 121 86
$262 17
REMOVAL OF SNOW FROM SIDEWALKS.
Cr.
Paid- Zephaniah W. Andrews, labor and team, $1 12
Gustavus Atwood, labor, 1 00
$2 12
WENHAM GRAVEL ROAD.
Cr.
Paid- Levi F. Morse, labor and team, $22 65
Henry Carron, labor, 1 65
Carver 4
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Clarence Thomas, labor,
3 30
Jerome Peltier, labor. 2 00
Benjamin Parker, labor,
3 45
Walter Dunham, labor,
2 55
Lucian W. Atwood, labor,
1 80
Henry P. Burgess, labor,
90
James W. Lewis, labor,
1 00
Alton C. Chandler, labor and team,
3 00
James Thomas, labor and team,
3 00
$50 30
WENHAM STONE ROAD ACCOUNT.
Cr.
Jerome Peltier, repairs stone roller,
$7 00
Henry Goodbear, stone bounds, 3 30
Penn. Coal & Coke Co., coal,
50 50
New Road Machine Co., 8 50
Acme Road Machine Co., jaws and oil,
54 00
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., grates, 12 00
64 00
J. & G. E. Doane, drain pipe,
12 60
Theodore T. Vaughan, slabs and oil,
15 25
Stewart H. Pink, brooms, lantern and oil,
1 85
Theron M. Cole, boards,
2 25
Charles P. Washburn,
8 20
Henry Godbear,
1 65
E. E. Gardner, repairs,
18 04
George H. Appling, rent of land for crusher,
30 00
Mrs. Ellen Williams,
3 24
Levi F. Morse, labor and team,
319 98
Blake & Knowles Steam Pump Works. pump.
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Clarence Thomas, labor, 1 14
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight on coal, 115 10
Lucian W. Atwood, labor, 73 80
Benjamin Parker, labor, 15 80
Walter Dunham, labor, 75 13
Arthur Goslin labor,
31 60
Arthur Braddock, labor,
2 80
James Thomas, labor,
38 54
Alton C. Chandler, labor and team,
90 00
Arnold L. Hammond,
42 97
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
136 13
Joseph H. Caron, labor,
9 00
Lawrence Atwood, labor,
00
Herbert Shaw, labor,
14 40
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
67 50
J. L. Jenney, coal,
13 25
Daniel Carver, labor,
51 30
Michael R. Clare, labor,
57 10
Orlando P. Griffith, labor,
1 80
William E. Cornish, labor,
63 00
Henry P. Burgess, labor,
70 20
Elijah Douglas, labor,
28 80
Ezimaell Dube, labor,
50 40
Frank Thomas, labor,
126 00
J. and G. E. Doane,
3 50
Henry Carron, labor,
45 08
Lloyd C. Robbins, labor,
46 80
E. Washburn, labor and team,
99 50
Herbert DeMoranville labor and team,
8 43
Allerton L. Shurtleff, labor,
6 00
Henry Peckham, labor and team,
58 28
Fred Dimond, labor,
44 53
Fred A. Dimond, labor,
44 88
Willie Carron, labor, 16 20
Peter Bolduc, labor and team,
22 45
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Theodore T. Vaughan, labor and team, 13 50
James W. Lewis, labor and team, 111 93
Harold Bond Co .. 13 80
Sumner Braddock, labor and team, 75 60
Walter Stone, labor, 52 20
E. B. Atwood, lumber, 13 02
Henry W. Dunham, 64d weighing stone,
64 00
Webster E. C. Vaughan, tools, 14 92
Theron M. Cole 5 95
Levi F. Morse, freight and telephone,
1 06
Hebert De Moranville. 46 tons stone at 75c.
34 50
Levi F. Morse, 288 tons stone at 80c,
230 40
James W. Lewis, 209 tons stone at ?5c,
157 20
Levi F. Morse, 288 tons stone at 80c, 830 40
William Thomas. 15 tons stone at 80c, 12 00
Henry P. Burgess, 11 tons, 300 lbs. stone at 80c, 9 13
Alton C. Chandler, 17 tons stone at 90c,
15 61
DeWitt C. Warren, 77 tons stone at 90c,
69 30
I. Mozart Smith, 273 tons stone at 90c. 246 27
Sumner Braddock, 233 tons 1630 lbs. stone at 90c,
210 41
George W. Thomas, 147 tons stone at 90c, 144 35
William C. Collingwood, 10 tons stone at 90c,
9 00
Arthur C. Perkins, 52 tons 310 lbs. stone at 90c, 46 89
John E. Atwood, 3 tons stone at 90c, 2 70
Walter Garnett, 25 tons stone at 90c, 22 50
H. E. Reed, 3 tons stone at 90c, 2 70
F. Martin Thomas, 18 tons stone at 90c 16 60
George F. Snow, 88 tons 440 lbs. stone at 90c,
19 39
William Thomas, 134 tons stone at 90c,
121 03
Lewis J. Shaw, 44 tons stone at 90c,
40 02
Arthur C. Atwood 64 tons 1670 lbs. stone at 90c.
58 36
Edgar L. Holmes, 134 tones, 950 lbs. stone at 90c,
121 03
Lucian W. Atwood, 65 tons stone at 90c, 58 50
Joseph B. Rickard, 65 tons, 360 lbs. stone at 90c, 58 66
Herbert DeMoranville, 32 tous stone at 90c, 28 80
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Ira Thomas, 49 tons stone at 90c, 44 52
Levi F. Morse, 94 tons stone at 90c. 84 60
Nelson Story, 21 tons stone at 90c, 19 39
Henry T. Maxim, 9 tons stone at 90c. 8 86
William Vaughan, 12 tons stone at 90c, 11 49
John S. Robbins, 37 1-2 tons stone at 10c. 3 75
James W. Lewis, 44 tons stone at 15c. 6 60
James W. Lewis, breaking and getting out stone,
25 80
Barzilla Wright, 20 1-2 tons stone at 10c,
22 05
Nelson Sherman, 30 tons stone at 15c,
4 50
John Chase, 44 tons stone at 15c,
6 60
Theron M. Cole, 167 tons stone at 15c,
25 35
William Fuller, 68 tons 1570 lbs. stone at 10c. 6 88
$4.824 14
NEW ROAD AT EAST HEAD.
Cr.
Paid-
Franconia Coal Co., 40 feet 12 in. tiling,
$20 00
Z. W. Andrews, 80 cedar posts, 9 60
Gustavus Atwood, 75 cedar rails, 2 50
Michael Barboza, labor,
16 20
Zephaniah W. Andrews, labor and team,
170 38
Orville K. Griffith, labor and team,
124 42
Henry H. Gammons, labor and team,
142 04
John M. Andrews, labor, 78 30
Lemuel N. Crocker, labor,
80 10
John B. McFarlin, labor,
81 00
, George H. Westgate, labor,
80 10
Truman A. Tillson, labor,
64 20
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Jesse Barboza, labor.
71 10
Lewis Gonsalve, labor.
69 30
Michael Barros labor, 25 20
Robert Andrews, labor, 36 90
James Lees, labor and team.
64 57
Charles Bassett, labor and team,
2 00
Alonzo D. Griffith, cement and tools,
5 68
Henry S. Griffith, writing permit,
1 00
$1,149 59
WENHAM STONE ROAD. 1914 CONTRACT. Cr.
Paid-
Levi F. Morse, 23 tons stone at 80c, 18 40
Levi F. Morse, 18 tons stone at 90c, 16 20
James Thomas. 30 tons stone at 90c, 27 00
Herbert DeMoranville, 22 tons stone at 90c, 19 80
Lewis J. Shaw, 10 tons stone at 90c,
9 00
James W. Lewis, 39 tons stone at 90c,
35 10
Philip Morris. 21 tons stone at 90c, 18 90
John E. Atwood. ? tons stone at 90c, 6 30
Lucian W. Atwood, 11 tons stone at 90c,
9 90
Walter Garnett. 17 tons stone at 90c,
15 30
Atlon C. Chandler, 13 tons stone at 90c, Sumner Braddock, 3 tons stone at 90c, 2 70
11 70
Edgar L. Holmes, 4 tons stone at 90c, 3 60
3 60
John B. Bourget, 4 tons stone at 90c, DeWitt C. Warren, 2 tons stone at 90c, I. Mozart Smith, 13 tons stone at 90c,
1 80
11 70
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Embert H. Eames, 4 tons stone at 90c,
3 60
Levi F. Morse, labor and team,
12 08
Henry Carron, labor, 4 30
Arthur Goslin, labor,
1 80
George H. Appling, labor,
8 25
J. K. & B. Sears & Co., lumber,
9 24
Theodore T. Vaughan, boards and paper,
5 50
James J. Ryan, dipper and oil,
58
$256 35
RESURFACING ACCOUNT (STONE ROAD).
Cr.
Paid-
Barrett Mfg. Co., 7,800 gallons Tarvia,
$819 00
Z. W. Andrews, labor and team, 12 15
Orville K. Griffith, labor and team,
15 00
Truman A. Tillson, labor and team,
9 60
John B. McFarlin, labor,
2 00
Lemuel N. Crocker, labor,
2 00
George H. Westgate, labor,
2 00
John M. Andrews, labor,
3 80
Robert Andrews, labor,
3 80
Jesse Barboza, labor,
9 20
Lewis Gonsalve, labor,
9 20
Henry H. Gammons, labor,
2 00
James Lees, labor,
2 00
Sarah McFarlin, gravel and screen,
2 50
$75 25
Levi F. Morse labor and team,
30 20
Lucian W. Atwood, labor,
9 80
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Benjamin Parker, labor,
3 60
Walter Dunham, labor,
8 00
Arthur Goslin, labor, Arthur Braddock, labor,
6 20
4 40
$62 20
John E. Atwood. labor and team,
20 65
J. Myrick Bump, labor and team,
14 10
Theodore T. Vaughan, labor and team,
12 50
Charles H. Atwood, labor and team,
7 80
Winfield L. Pratt, labor.
9 20
William E. Cornish, labor,
10 00
Harold Denham, labor,
10 20
Michael R. Clare. labor,
10 00
Elijah Douglas. labor,
10 20
$104 65
Total of resurfacing account.
$1.061 10
SPECIFIC REPAIRS ON PLYMOUTH STREET.
Cr.
Paid-
Levi F. Morse. labor and team.
$166 18
Lucian W. Atwood. labor,
1 20
Benjamin Parker. labor.
13 80
Sumner Braddock. labor,
1 80
William Morrison. labor,
34 40
Manley Robbins. labor,
35 80
Joseph Dick. labor.
39 00
Henry P. Burgess. labor,
75 10
William Thomas. labor,
1 80
I. Mozart Smith, labor and team,
97 00
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I. Mozart Smith, posts and rails,
21 25
John Joyce, labor,
24 30
Henry Carron, labor, 45 10
Arthur Goslin, labor,
53 40
Joseph Peltier, labor,
16 20
Joseph Manson, labor,
40 70
William E. Cornish ,labor,
25 20
John E. Atwood, labor and team,
106 10
James Thomas, labor and team,
92 50
Winfield L. Pratt, labor,
37 00
Elijah Douglas, labor,
51 60
Clarence Garnett, labor,
28 00
Arthur Bolduc, labor,
27 20
Adelbert P. Robbins, labor,
37 80
Arthur Braddock, labor,
2 60
Fred Dimond, labor,
25 50
Alton C. Chandler, labor and team,
14 00
Jamies W. Lewis, labor and team,
20 25
Herbert DeMoranville, labor and team,
18 25
Walter Dunham, labor, 39 90
Clarence Thomas, labor,
7 20
Nelson Sherman, gravel,
12 90
Edgar E. Gardner, sharpening tools,
3 40
Webster E. C. Vaughan, tools,
13 90
Webster E. C. Vaughan, rails,
7 50
Fred A. Ward, posts,
3 15
$1,241 58
FIGHTING FIRE.
Cr.
Paid for fighting fire at- Baker's bog, Plymouth Street, April 10,
$7 85
6 38
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Plymouth Street. April 21,
1 82
Fire on West Street, April 25.
15 05
Ferguson's bog, May 11, 12 61
Fire on Fuller Road Harlow lot,
2 20
William Weeden Fire, June 5,
6 90
A. M. Shaw's bog. July 27,
5 90
South Meadow Cedar Swamp, July 27,
41 01
Nelson Sherman lot, July 30.
13 85
Fosdick Road,
8 10
B. W. Robbins lot, September 4,
1 20
Railroad Fires-
March 15, J. B. Rickard lot. 3 60
April ? Finney land. 19 95
April 5 Finney land.
14 40
April 19 Randall land,
3 30
April 19 Nellie Chase land.
3 90
April 21 George Hall bog,
97
April 25 Darling Pasture lot.
3 45
May 3, Sarah Slugg land,
5 10
June 14 Fire,
60
June 16 Fire,
90
August 28, Sarah A. Slugg land,
6 70
$191 74
REPORT OF FOREST WARDEN.
By means of the appropriation made at the annual town meet- ing, fire-fighting apparatus has been placed at the homes of the following men with the hope that by so doing it will be possible to reach either a forest or a building fire in any section of the town more quickly than heretofore, and with the best means of checking the same.
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At Herbert F. Atwood's, a wagon with 10 extinguishers.
At George H. Powers, a wagon, with 10 extinguishers.
At Alton H. Griffith's, a wagon with 10 extinguishers.
At Gustavus Atwood's, 6 extinguishers. At Jesse A. Holmes', 6 extinguishers. At Henry M. Peckham's 6 extinguishers.
Many acres of valuable timber and some houses have already been saved by their use.
The look-out at Plymouth Fire Tower, which was built by the town of Plymouth and is maintained by the State, has been of inestimable value to us, as a means of quickly locating fires.
The state earnestly desires that we consider the advisability of uniting with our other adjoining towns in the erection of a similar tower to be located in the town of Middleboro and which would also be maintained by the state.
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