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H. S. Pink, oil and gas, 7 10
Wenham Garage, gas, 5 00
H. W. Jordon, gas,
4 80
B. I. Lewis, gas and oil,
9 52
Bernard Shaw, gravel,
57 28
Abbie Dunham, gravel,
6 60
Harvey Burgess, gravel,
43 18
P. S. Cole, sand,
1 80
Ella Shaw, sand,
1 00
Crane Brook Co., sand,
4 55
Charles Roberts, gravel,
4 02
Texas Co., asphalt,
61 08
Dwyer Sales and Machy. Co., tools, 77 46
Highway Products Co., oil, 1,068 75
H. S. Pink, tools, 23 63
Austin Ward, painting, 7 50
Henry Shurtleff, gravel, 6 00
T. T. Vaughan, wood, 3 50
Wingate Evans, calcium chloride, 199 65
Edward K. Greer, lumber and paint, 92 45
Alonzo D. Griffith, supplies, 19 14
Fannie MacFarland, gravel, 6 00
Standard Oil Co., oil, 169 33
M. F. Roach, asphalt,
92 07
Scudder Bros. Co., coal,
54 84
Orlando Griffith, labor,
3 76
$13,400 10
MAIN STREET, CHAPTER 90
Paid:
Z. W. Andrews, posts, $6 00
John Andrews, labor, 67 21
Z. W. Andrews, labor, 308 40
Z. W. Andrews, truck, 618 13
Z. W. Andrews, auto,
11 50
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Henry Bernard, labor,
2 88
James Beamey, labor,
57 25
Napoleon Broullard, labor,
60 64
Arthur Bolduc, labor,
306 00
Mike Clair, labor,
11 28
Joe Connors, labor,
69 80
Harry Cassidy, labor,
89 77
Harry Cassidy, truck,
22 50
D. Code, labor,
10 00
Oscar Carlson, labor,
131 61
Wm. Cornish, labor,
177 66
Fred Dube, labor,
168 73
John Dionne, labor,
146 17
Walter Dunham, labor,
140 83
Alfred Dufresne, labor,
94 06
Joseph Dufresne, labor,
84 13
Frank Dufresne, labor,
47 47
Elex Erickson, labor,
97 29
Forestt Garnett, labor,
29 38
Homer Griffith, labor,
9 40
Stephen Gammons, labor,
200 45
John Guimond, labor,
33 52
Thomas Hastings, labor,
113 57
Jesse A. Holmes, labor,
101 20
Matti Heckla, labor,
79 20
Edward Howland, labor,
258 96
Leon Jefferson, labor,
155 72
Emil Johnson, labor,
90 53
Alex Johnson, labor and truck,
835 92
Sulo Jussola, labor,
117 50
John Jussola, labor,
55 93
Cornelius Kelliher, labor,
103 88
Charles Kennedy, labor,
138 03
James W. Lewis, labor and truck,
370 94
Charles Lincoln, labor,
268 36
Wilfred Loring, labor,
378 00
James Ladd, labor,
272 83
Joseph Ladd, labor,
87 43
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David Moran, labor, 11 28
E. S. Mosher, carting asphalt,
32 00
Allen MacDonald, labor,
39 95
Edward Moffett, labor,
62 51
Lester Pratt, labor,
115 69
Frank Palloa, labor,
88 83
Jack Petty, labor,
100 82
Clyfton Pratt, labor,
161 20
John Pouliot, labor,
147 11
H. J. Vaughan, labor,
173 40
H. J. Vaughan, truck,
371 88
H. J. Vaughan, posts,
51 20
Adelbert Robbins, labor,
83 90
Emil Robillard, labor,
12 93
Ernest Ruioix, labor,
52 18
Manuel Silvia, labor,
30 08
John Silvia, labor,
42 54
Leon Spring, labor,
136 49
James Thomas, labor,
11 00
Kenneth Tubman, labor,
66 72
M. F. Thomas, labor and truck,
231 34
Arsone Trahan, labor,
11 28
Bernard Tillson, labor,
166 61
T. A. Tillson, labor,
232 41
Ben Wrightington, labor,
131 66
Ralph Washburn, labor,
65 80
Frank Weston, labor,
250 80
Frank Weston, truck,
598 78
Frank Weston, auto,
77 00
Frank Weston, carting asphalt,
75 00
Frank Weston, telephone,
80
Frank Weston, wood,
204 50
Bernard Shaw, gravel,
24 54
Texas Company, paving cement, 2,515 86
B. J. Lewis, gas and oil, 4 20
A. D. Griffith, roofing paper, 9 30
Standard Oil Co., oil, 428 49
Edward K. Greer, lumber and cement, 28 83
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C. A. Gates & Co., wire fencing, 533 33
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight, 26 95
Alonzo Griffith, paper, 2 50
H. F. Shurtleff, posts,
36 00
Berger Mfg., pipe,
3.8 88
$13,999 81
BRIDGES
Paid :
Z. W. Andrews, labor, 54 00
Z. W. Andrews, truck, 81 25
Z. W. Andrews, auto,
3 00
Z. W. Andrews, cedar posts,
7 60
Charles Kennedy, labor,
3 76
Jack Petty, labor,
31 96
Clyfton Pratt, labor,
32 43
John Dionne, labor,
35 72
William Cornish, labor,
22 56
M. F. Thomas, labor,
31 04
M. F. Thomas, truck,
10 32
James Laird, labor,
28 20
Edward Howland,
32 19
Charles Lincoln, labor,
28 20
Leon Jefferson, labor,
7 52
Homer Griffith, labor,
3 76
H. J. Vaughan, labor,
4 80
H. J. Vaughan, truck,
10 00
Walter Dunham, labor,
3 76
Benj. Wrightington, labor,
3 76
T. A. Tillson, labor,
28 20
Frank Weston, labor,
50 08
Frank Weston, truck,
80 12
Frank Weston, auto,
16 00
Frank Weston, team, 7 76
Berger Mfg. Co., pipe and supplies, 170 46 T. T. Vaughan, plank, 6 10
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Church and Stowell, drawknife, 2 35
A. D. Griffith, cement, 10 44
Edward K. Greer, lumber, 21 12
Frank Costello, sand, 3 00
W. S. Andrews & Son, boots, 13 00
$844 46
HEALTH ACCOUNT
Paid :
Dept. Public Welfare, Board,
Arthur Tucker, $365 00
W. L. Soule, recording deaths, 1 50
J. M. Bump, inspector of animals, 80 00
J. M. Bump, inspector of meat, 70 00
Fred Parent, scarlet fever case, 84 00
Albert F. Thomas, scarlet fever,
72 00
L. M. Chase, M. D., inspection of school children, 150 00
L. M. Chase, M. D., fumigating, 6 00
Valcom and Loaksonen cases, 13, 00
Returning births, 4 25
Samoset Market, groceries for
Albert Thomas family in scar- let fever case, 3 19
Plymouth County Hospital,
736 00
$1,584 94
UNCLASSIFIED
Paid :
Nelson Storey, postage on report, $ 56 D. O. Turner, postage on town reports, 1 90 H. S. Pink, postage on town reports, 3 13 Mabel Griffith, highway claim, 50 00 H. E. Carleton, perambulating lines, 15 00 H. A. Stanley, perambulating lines, 9 00
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J. A. Holmes, perambulating lines, 17 00 Memorial Press, printing 500 town reports, 170 28
Am. Gas Accumalator Co., 2 tanks 25 52
Wm. Egger, auctioneer services, 20 00
K. H. Washburn, school house deeds, 4 00
Z. W. Andrews, paint, 1 30
Z. W. Andrews, carting, 1 25
Am. Gas Accumalator Co., gas, 39 00
$357 94
MILITARY AID
Paid :
Soldiers,
$360 00
$360 00
STATE AID
Paid :
Soldiers' Widows,
$96 00
$96 00
LIBRARY ACCOUNT .
Paid:
Viola B. Hidden, salary librarian, $112 50
Library Book House, books, 87 50
$200 00
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Paid :
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies for
sealer,
$15 51
James W. Lewis, sealer,
84 49
$100 00
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PARK ACCOUNT
Paid :
John M. Andrews, labor, $8 00
James S. Mckay, painting flag pole, 12 25
Alfred Ducas, labor,
22 50
Ernest Derosia, labor,
15 04
A. D. Griffith, pump,
3 50
Lloyd C. Robbins, labor,
1 88
Albert Raymond, labor,
1 88
George P. Lincoln, labor,
3 29
Frank E. Barrows, labor,
4 00
$72 34
CEMETERY ACCOUNT
Paid :
H. W. Jordon, paint, etc.,
$50 60
O. P. Griffith, labor,
11 28
Alfred Ducas, labor,
50 00
Joseph Ducas, labor,
11 28
John Bais, labor,
7 52
Frank E. Barrows, labor,
24 00
Ernest Derosia, labor,
8 46
Fred A. Ward, labor,
50 00
$213 14
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Paid :
Percy W. Shurtleff, services as constable,
$15 50
Percy. W. Shurtleff, court cases, 72 00
James W. Lewis, services as con- stable, 510 06
James W. Lewis, telephone, 2 00
L. M. Chase, M. D., Jos. Lopes case, 10 00
Ellis S. Bumpus, services, 8 00
Sullivan and Sullivan, legal services, 20 00
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H. A. Stanley, rent, .
5 00
H. E. Carleton, services on liquor cases, 55 00
J. A. Holmes, services on liquor cases, 50 00
Morton Collingwood, legal services, 125 00 Wolf Secret Service Bureau, ser- vices, 624 30
$1,496 86
GYPSY MOTH ACCOUNT
Paid:
James S. McKay, labor, $240 60
James S. McKay, registering truck, 4 00
James S. McKay, freight, 1 92
James S. McKay, batteries, 2 00
James S. McKay, auto,
10 08
James S. McKay, truck,
37 50
Lloyd Robbins, labor,
173 42
Albert Raymond, labor,
180 94
Charles King, labor,
173 42
E. L. Leighton, gasoline,
43 45
H. S. Pink, tire,
12 10
Otis N. Butter, clipper,
6 00
John Lucas, lead,
68 75
Wenham Garage, tire,
9 00
$963 18
PLYMOUTH COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE Paid :
Plymouth County Extension Ser-
vice Bureau, $100 00 $100 00
AMERICAN LEGION
Paid :
Capt. Wm. S. McFarlin Camp 132,
rent of hall,
50 00
$50 00
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OVERSEER OF THE POOR ACCOUNT Paid :
Home assistance,
$1,582 00
Louis Garnett, board, 212 00
Charles O. Dunham, board, 104 00
W. H. Cassidy, board, 48 00
Dept. Public Welfare, board, 325 71
H. E. Carleton, overseer,
10 00
H. A. Stanly, overseer,
15 00
H. A. Stanly, auto, overseer,
5 00
J. A. Holmes, wood,
19 00
J. A. Holmes, overseer,
15 00
F. H. Murdock, M. D., medical treatment, 75 00
F. L. Rounds, dentist services, 12 00
Thomas Bros., groceries,
150 94
Buttners Store, supplies,
16 97
L. M. Chase, M. D., medical at- tendance, 25 00
H. S. Pink, supplies, 8 75
F. L. Ensworth, digging grave,
7 00
F. M. Thomas, wood,
23 00
Kusti Maki, wood,
20 00
$2,674 37
FORESTRY ACCOUNT Fires
Fire at Harvey Burgess Place, April 16th, 1926 Paid :
James S. McKay and men,
12 10
Fire at Rondelle Place, May 1, 1926
Paid :
James S. McKay and men,
189 04
Paid :
Railroad Fire Brook St., May 31, 1926
James S. Mckay and men,
33 55
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Fire at Great Hill, August 27, 1926
Paid :
James S. Mckay and men, 15 10
Fire at Canada Hill, August 29, 1926
Paid :
James S. McKay and men, 3 50
Fire at A. H. Griffith Bog, Oct. 30, 1926 Paid :
Charles H. Atwood and men,
2 60
Fire at Federal Cranberry Co., Dec. 1st, 1926 Paid:
James S. McKay and men, 4 20
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co., extinguish-
ers
49 50
James S. McKay, freight,
50
James S. Mckay, services Forest
Warden,
35 00
$345 09
TREE WARDEN ACCOUNT
Paid:
James S. McKay, labor, 28 80
Lloyd C. Robbins, labor, 104 81
Albert Raymond, labor, 104 81
Charles King, labor, 104 81
E. L. Leighton & Son, gasoline, 6 30
$349 53
TREMONT STREET
Paid :
John Andrews, labor,
15 04
Z. W. Andrews, labor,
29 40
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Z. W. Andrews, truck, 65 00
Napolean Broullard, labor,
21 62
Arthur Bolduc, labor,
36 00
Joseph Connors, labor,
18 80
Harry Cassidy, labor,
24 44
Harry Cassidy, labor,
62 50
D. Code, labor,
17 00
Oscar Carlson, labor,
19 74
William Cornish, labor,
20 68
Fred Dube, labor,
13 16
John Dionne, labor,
24 44
Alfred Dufresne, labor,
3 76
Joseph Dufresne, labor,
7 52
Elix Erickson, labor,
24 44
Homer Griffith, labor,
23 50
Stephen Gammons, labor,
11 28
John Guimond, labor,
25 00
Jesse A. Holmes, truck,
50 63
Matti Heckla, labor,
20 96
Edward Howland, labor,
24 44
Leon Jefferson, labor,
25 00
Emil Johnson, labor,
26 00
Alex Erickson, labor,
89 44
Sulo Jussala, labor,
24 44
John Jussola, labor,
24 44
Charles Kennedy, labor,
28 20
Charles Lincoln, labor,
24 44
Wilfred Loring, labor,
42 00
James Ladd, labor,
24 44
Joseph Ladd, labor,
31 96
David Moran, labor,
3 76
Allen MacDonald, labor,
7 52
Frank Palloa, labor,
16 92
Jack Petty, labor,
19 74
Clyfton Pratt, labor,
23. 50
John Pouliot, labor,
23 50
Emil Robillard, labor,
3 76
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Ernest Ruiox, labor,
7 52
Leon Spring, labor, 26 32
Arsone Trahane, labor,
3 76
Bernard Tillson, labor,
24 44
T. A. Tillson, labor,
24 44
Frank Weston, labor and truck,
141 04
Frank Weston, auto,
14 00
Frank Westoin, wood,
40 00
Frank Weston, unloading asphalt,
28 50
Levi Gordon, dynamite,
60
Lewis Shaw, dynamite,
2 00
Texas Co., asphaltum,
566 45
Standard Oil Co., oil,
121 33
$1,998 81
MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Paid :
Frank Weston, auto, 34 00
Frank Weston, telephone, 5 60
Frank Weston, freight and express, 16 56
Frank Weston, paid for number plates 2 00
Frank Weston, truck,
15 96
Dyar Sales and Supply Co., sup-
plies, 262 88
L. W. Durant, repairs, 7 90
Samoset Garage, chain, 5 60
Wenham Garage, repairs,
64 75
Bond Company, tar kettle,
175 00
J. A. Ward, repairs, 4 50
American Ry. Ex. Co., express,
3 72
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. CO.,
2 46
The Good Road Machy. Co., repairs, 28 05 The Good Road Machy. Co., snow plow, 267 64
Buffalo Springfield Roller Co., re- pairs, 100 95
Worthington Pump Co., pump, 88 00
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Bliss Hardware Co., supplies, 9 65
Cromwells Auto Supply, vise, 7 75
Comm. of Mass., inspection of boiler, 10 00
T. W. Pierce Hdwe. Co., supplies, 12 16
Walter B. Bumpus, pipe, 7 82
Nemasket Auto Co., supplies, 2 60
Fred N. Whitman, supplies, 3 00
Gunning Boiler & Machy. Co., retubing boiler, 109 70
Jesse F. Morse, first aid kit,
12 00
Maxim Motor Co., repairs,
7 66
Alex Erickson, repairs,
5 93
Lloyd Perkins, supplies, 4 42
H. R. Bailey, repairs,
12 19
$1,290 45
SNOW ACCOUNT
Paid:
H. J. Vaughan, labor,
$82 80
H. J. Vaughan, truck,
16 25
H. J. Vaughan, gasoline,
1 00
Frank Weston, labor,
90 60
Frank Weston, truck,
563 16
Frank Weston, gas and oil,
3 50
Z. W. Andrews, labor,
33 00
Z. W. Andrews, auto,
2 00
H. S. Pink, gas and oil,
3 65
B. I. Lewis, gas and oil,
11 10
E. S. Mosher, labor and truck,
452 52
All other labor and truck,
3,103 11
$4,362 69
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FOREST WARDEN Jas. S. McKay, No. Carver. Tel. Carver 27-22.
Deputies
No. 1-Charles Cherry, South Carver. Tel. Wareham 9006-12
No. 2-Zephaniah W. Andrews, So. Carver. Tel. Car- ver, 23-21.
No. 3-Chas. H. Atwood, 2nd, W. Wareham, rfd. Tel. Carver, 25-2.
No. 4-John F. Tubman, Carver. Tel. Carver 6-6.
No. 5-Jesse A. Holmes, Rock, rfd. Tel. Carver 10.
No. 6-James H. Peckham, East Carver. Tel. Carver 22-14.
No. 7-Lloyd C. Robbins, North Carver.
No. 8-Maurice F. Robbins, North Carver.
No. 9-Ellis Bumpus, South Carver. Tel. Carver 23-15.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
You are hereby required on or after January 1, 1926, to destroy the gypsy and brown tail moths on your prop- erty in this town.
This notification is in accordance with Chapter 381, Acts of 1905, as amended by Chapter 268, Acts of 1906, which require cities and towns to destroy the eggs, cat- erpillars, pupae and nests of the gypsy and brown tail. moth, under heavy penalty for failure to comply with the provisions of the law.
If a property owner fails to destroy such eggs, cater- pillars, pupae and nests, then the city or town is re- quired to destroy the same, and the cost of the work, in whole or in part, according to the value of the land, is
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assessed upon and becomes a lien on the land. (See Section 6, Chapter 381).
The Selectmen ask owners and tenants to co-operate with the town in its work on highways and other public grounds by doing effective work on their premises. Citizens who have cleaned their premises of the moths, but find their trees endangered by the neglect of owners of adjoining estates, should make complaint to the Select- men. The infestation of a residential neighborhood by the neglect of a few will not be tolerated.
The eggs of the gypsy moth should be destroyed at once with creosote. They should never be scraped off the object on which they are laid. Careful search should be made for gypsy moth egg clusters, not only on trees, but also on house walls, stone walls, fences and in rubbish heaps, etc. Trees in which cavities occur and which it is not desirable to cut, should have the cavities tinned or cemented. This is important. The present and future cost of combating this insect can be greatly reduced by cutting and burning worthless brush, hollow trees, etc. A few trees well cared for are more valua- ble to the property owner and the community than a large number of neglected trees.
The nests of the brown tail moth should be cut from the trees, carefully collected and burned in a stove or furnace.
Full instructions as to best methods of work against the moths may be obtained from the Local Superintend- ent, James S. Mckay, or from the State Forester, State House, Boston, Mass.
Work done by contractors should be inspected and approved by the local superintendent before payment for the same is made.
HAROLD E. CARLETON, JESSE A. HOLMES, HERBERT A. STANLY,
Selectmen.
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CARVER PUBLIC LIBRARY
REPORT OF LIBRARIAN
Supplement to Catalogue 1926
Donations, 14 books.
By purchase, 90 books.
Middleboro Gazette for 1926.
Our Dumb Animals for 1926.
Popular Mechanics Magazine for 1926.
Woman's Home Companion for 1926.
National Geographic Magazine for 1926.
American Forests and Forest Life, 1926.
The Dearborn Independent for 1926.
The Plymouth County Farmer, 1926.
Financial Statement
Balance on hand Jan. 1st, 1926,
$19 39
Received for fines during 1926, 22 35
$41 74
Paid for magazines,
$6 50
Paid for book-binding,
3 97
Paid for other expenses,
5 80
$16 27
Balance on hand Jan. 1st, 1927,
$25 47
VIOLA B. HIDDEN, Librarian.
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REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Number of scales tested and sealed, 18
Number of weights tested, 24
Number of liquid measures tested and sealed, 15
Number of dry measures tested and sealed,
1
Number of gasolene pumps tested and sealed, 17
Number of oil pumps tested and sealed, 9
Number of measuring pumps tested and sealed, 5
Fees collected and paid to Town Treasurer, $23 57 JAMES W. LEWIS, Sealer.
JURY LIST
Chester R. Atwood Ellis D. Atwood Z. W. Andrews
H. Clayton McFarlin Jack L. Martin
Augustine Roy
Henry A. Atwood
Alfred F. Simmons
Donald H. Bailey
Ebenezer A. Shaw
Harvey C. Burgess
Frank H. Shaw
Frank E. Barrows Arnold T. Telfer
Frank H. Cole
Luther E. Thomas
Robert W. Holmes
Truman A. Tillson
Eric W. Lindquist Earl B. Ware
Charles H. Washburn
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CONSTABLES' REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1926
Constable Work
Total number of arrests,
28
Males,
26
Females,
2
Amount of fines imposed,
$1,240 00
Arrested for out of town officers,
3
Taunton Insane Hospital,
1
House of Correction,
1
Held for Grand Jury,
1
Discharged,
3
Appealed,
3.
Probation,
1
Offenses
Complaints investigated,
70
Violating auto laws,
2
Violating liquor laws,
12
Violating fish and game laws,
3
Idle and disorderly,
1
Gaming implements,
1
Drunkenness,
4
Larceny,
3
Rape,
1
Respectfully submitted, JAMES W. LEWIS, Constable of Carver.
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF OLD HOME DAY ASSOCIATION
Receipts
Balance from 1925 accounts, $587 10
Interest Wareham Savings Bank, 23 96
Interest Plymouth Five Cents
Savings Bank, 2 77
Interest Middleborough Trust Co., 3 19
Dinner and Ice Cream Tickets, 1,415 15
Tonic, candy and fruit, 171 51
Ball Game, 45 04
Dance,
70 20
Remnants, 7 77
$2,326 69
Expenditures
B. Milo Burke Band,
$204 00
A. J. Pazstor,
172 55
Middleboro Bottling Works, tonic, 30 00
Jos. J. Wood, fish and clams, 192 00
I. M. Issrael, fruit and vegetables, 183 10
Chas. E. Staples, repairing canvas, 5 00
Plymouth Baking Co., bread, 4 10
H. W. Jordan, supplies, 235 85
Nemasket Press, programs,
29 40
Nemasket Press, badges, 2 45
Nemasket Press, Placards, Dinner and Ice Cream tickets, 17 98
Nemasket Press, printed matter, 6 52
Pine Grove Ice Co., 1925 and 1926, ice, 6 75 Eleanor L. Shaw, stationery, 6 75
Buttner's, bunting for decoration, 3 38
Mrs. Laura C. Childs, reader, 10 00
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Eleanor L. Shaw, milk, 2 04
E. S. Mosher, trucking, 31 00
Clara M. Benson, telephone and postage, 93
Sara A. Slugg, telephone,
55
Frank F. Weston, wood, trucking, etc., 45 42
A. W. Peterson, dance expense, 40 00
Ellis G. Cornish, auto for speaker, 5 00
Walter Schroeder, carting bread,
3 00
Henry S. Pink, supplies,
30 52
Fred Fies, baseball expense,
57 95
Francis L. Martin, paper for decorations, 1 10
Blanche E. Holmes, milk,
72
Jack L. Martin, postage and sta- tionery, 2 25
$1,330 31
Services
Eleanor L. Shaw,
$4 00
E. S. Mosher,
24 50
Napoleon Dionne,
11 75
Ted. Vaughan,
4 00
Raymond Letendre,
4 00
Clara M. Benson,
4 00
Sara A. Slugg,
4 00
Frank F. Weston,
5 00
H. W. Jordan,
9 50
Waiters and Heads of Tables,
61 00
Ellis G. Cornish,
15 00
Blanche E. Holmes,
1 58
Norman Holmes,
53
Donald Holmes,
53
Wm. C. Hatch,
5 00
Eleanor Braddock,
5 60
Mary Braddock,
9 10
Hattie Mosher,
14 00
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Sadie Wade,
11 10
Mrs. John Hanson,
5 60
Orrie Dempsey,
4 20
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper,
2 80
Mary Shaw,
14 00
John Pouliot,
3 76
Ernest Rioux,
3 76
Napoleon Broulliard,
3 76
Albert Raymond,
3 76
Geo. Ellis,
3 76
John Tubman,
3 76
Florence Weston,
6 00
Carleton Attwood,
11 28
Fred Ducas,
4 00
Ernest DeRosia,
4 00
Homer Griffith,
16 00
James Thomas,
4 00
Homer Weston,
23 50
Roger Weston,
8 50
Harold Robbins,
3 00
O. P. Griffith,
15 50
Helen Griffith,
14 00
Adlard Manseau,
3 00
Rufus Blair,
3 00
James W. Lewis,
5 00
Jack L. Martin,
9 00
$373 13
Total Expenses,
$1,703 44
Receipts for year,
2,326 69
Expenditures for year,
1,703 44
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1927,
$623 25
JACK L. MARTIN, Treas.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1926
Jan. 16-George William Jones and Miss Laura Augusta Hayden.
March 7-Earl Watson Blanding of Cambridge and Miss Agnes Schumann Carter of Boston.
April 4-Ralph Ebenezer Baker and Miss Charlotte Allis.
April 12-Arthur Gifford Shaw and Mrs. Meriam Waitt of Middleboro.
April 16-Rodney Norwood Griffith and Mrs. Marion Lyon Shaw.
May 9-Clarence Theo Thomas and Miss Katherine C. Ward, both of Worcester.
June 6-Mario John Valerian and Miss Gladys Elisabet Baker, both of Whitman.
June 26-Clifton Martin Pratt and Ruth May DeMor- anville.
July 16-Joseph Raymond Cadorette of Plymouth and Miss Irene May Lee.
Sept. 1-LeRoy Arthur Dean and Miss Grace Ernestine Chapman, both of Mansfield.
Oct. 9-Charles Frederick Griswold and Miss Hazel Arlene White, both of Middleboro.
Nov. 25-John Spinola Fernandez and Miss Mary Gon- salves.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1926
Date
Name
Parents
Nativity of Parents
Mar. 31. Augustus George Latenville, Jr.
A. George Latenville
Fall River
Apr. 2. Francisca Fernandes
Peter Fernandes
Cape de Verde
Apr. 12. Bessie May Braddock
Arthur T. Braddock
Carver
May
2. Domingo Veera Silva
Manuel Silva
Cape de Verde
May
24. (Stillborn)
May 28. Anibel Gomes Thiemas
Jack G. Thiemas
Cape de Verde
Anibel Mendez
Cape de Verde
June 2. Ensc Barros Dono
Manuel B. Dono
Cape de Verde
July
4. Alfred Jerome Silva
Jerome P. Silva
Cape de Verde
July 20. Fernandez
Manuel F. Fernandez
Cape de Verde
Eugenia P. Cardoza
Cape de Verde
July 22. Charles Leon Cherry
Charles L. Cherry
Amesbury
Pearl L. Head
N. H.
Sept. 6. (Stillborn)
Sept. 11.
Mary Sophia Corshia
Joseph Corshia
Fenn.
Rose M. Majahad
N. Y.
Sept. 23.
Rita Irene Carrier
George E. Carrier
Canada
Rosanna Dufresne
R. I.
Oct. 1. (Stillborn)
Nov. 6. Daniel Fina
Antone Pina
Cape de Verde
Anna Teixeira
Carver
Dec. 6. Rose Alice Majahad
Simon F. Majahad
N. Y.
Dec.
25. Mary Anna Salmi
Otto Salmi
Finland
Anna Palm
Finland
Feb. 13. Harry Wesley Morris
Harry C. Morris
Carver
Lois J. Shaw
Carver
Irene B. Weightman
N. Y.
Celia Lopes
Cape de Verde
Christena McNutt
Nova Scotia
Theodora Gomes
Cape de Verde
Mary G. Barros
Cape de Verde
Margaret C. Johnson
Connecticut
Ida M. Fields
Maynard
DEATHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1926
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Birthplace
Where Buried
Parents
Nativity of Parent
Jan. 13. Frank DaRocha
65 --
Cerebral hemorrhage
Cape de Verde Is.
Union
John DaRocha Isabel
Cape de Verde Is.
Feb. 2. Hattie R. Manter
65 1 3 Arteirosclerosis cerebral
Plymouth
Union
Preston Manter
Sylvia E. Bates
Cape de Verde Is. Plymouth Wareham
Mar. 11. Wilfred Albert Tillson
57 3 11 Mitral insufficiency
Wareham
Union
Z. Albert Tillson Eleanor Hathaway John Lawton
Carver
Apr. 16. Michael Lawton
65 -- Accidental· burning
Boston
St. Mary's, Middleboro
Ireland
Apr. 26.
Domingo Gomes
3 16
Acute bronchitis
Carver
Lakenhans
Margaret Murphy Manuel Gomes Elsie Rose
Portugal
May 24. (Stillborn)
June 18. Charles M. Mckenzie
48 1 15 Duodenal ulcer
Prince Edward Is.
Oak Grove, Plymouth
July 4. Frank F. Morris
52 11 30
Abscess right temporal region Harwich
Chase, Harwich
July 31. Manuel Barros
45 - -
Coronary sclerosis
Cape de Verde Is.
St. Josephs, Plymouth
William Mckenzie Annie Munn Joseph Morris Lydia Chase Donato Barros Lena
Prince Edward Is. Prince Edward Is. D. C. Harwich Cape de Verde Is. Attleboro Providence Cape de Verde Is.
Sept. 6. (Stillborn)
Oct. 1. (Stillborn)
Oct. 19. Stillman Pratt
73 7 27
Mitral insufficiency
Carver
Carver
Oct. 28. Fannie Brown
38 -- Cerebral apoplexy
Florida
Lakenham
Nov. 15. John Bradford McFarlin
83 4 16 Mitral regurgitation
Carver
Union
Nov. 23. Joseph Sylvia
46 5 8 Probably heart disease
Cape de Verde Is.
St. Joseph's, Plymouth
Nov. 27. Mabel E. Cassidy
58 1 18 Apoplexy
Watertown
Union
Isaiah Pratt Caroline Faunce James Butler Fannie - John McFarlin Rebecca Blackman Gazemiro Sylvia Louise Gomes Cephas Shaw Lucy Forbush
Carver Carver Florida Florida Carver Plymouth Cape de Verde Is. Cape de Verde Is. Carver N. H.
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. 14. Emma Frances Blair
47 4 18 Cerebral apoplexy
Carver
Carver
William C. Richards Elisabeth A. Brooks
Wareham
Ireland
Portugal
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HUNTER'S LICENSES, ETC., ISSUED IN 1926
Resident Citizen's Sporting, 112
Resident Citizen's Trapping,
17
Non-Resident Citizen's Sporting,
2
Minor Trapper's, 12
Duplicate, 1
DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1926
Male,
97
Females,
37
Total,
134
HENRY S. GRIFFITH,
Town Clerk.
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EXCERPTS FROM TOWN MEETING RECORDS.
(March 1)
Voted that the Road Commissioners be instructed to purchase an additional snow plow to be kept at South Carver.
Voted that compensation for labor and teams on the highways be referred to the Road Commisssioners.
Voted that the Town authorize the building of an ad- dition to the school house at Centre Carver as proposed by the school committee, providing for two new school- rooms with suitable arrangements for toilet and heating and all necessary furnishings and equipment.
(Adjournment March 6)
Voted unanimously that there be appropriated the sum of fourteen thousand dollars ($14,000) to pay for the addition to the Centre school building in accordance with the recommendations of the school committee, and to meet said appropriation that there be raised in the current year's tax levy the sum of four thousand dollars ($4,000), and that the treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 16, Chapter 44 G. L .; and that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than five years from the date of issue of the first bond or note, or at such earlier date as the treasurer and selectmen may determine.
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