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30.00
L. M. Chase, M. D., Birth returns,
3.25
L. M. Chase, M. D., Fred Parent case (dog bite) 6.00
. 75
E. S. Mosher, Transportation, 3.00
Wilfred T. Gove, M. D., Birth returns,
.50
J. H. Waterman, Birth returns,
.25
E. A. Barrows, M. D., Birth returns,
.25
R. D. Stillman, M. D., Birth returns,
.25
Jesse A. Holmes, Services,
3.00
$1,563.31
POLICE
Paid-
James W. Lewis, Services,
$873.90
James W. Lewis, Telephone,
40.14
Herbert L. Shaw, Service, 94.00
N. J. Slater, Officer,
5.10
Chester Morse, Officer,
2.10
Sullivan & Sullivan, Prosecuting liquor cases,
50.00
Clifton Keyes, Services on raid,
6.30
Alton C. Sisson, Robbins case,
4.75
Catherine Mittchel, Powell case,
3.00
Town of Middleboro, Use of Lock-up,
6.15
George E. Conwell & Son, Death return,
34
Merton Griffith, Services,
2.00
Town of Wareham, Use of Lock-up,
17.25
1.80
Elmer W. White, Services in raid, Howard M. Griffith, Services in raid,
3.30
$1,109.79
GYPSY MOTH
Paid
James H. Peckham, Labor & Truck,
$419.47
James H. Peckham, Supplies,
1.00
Platt A. Pink, Labor,
160.34
Edgar Rassmussen, Labor,
151.98
Lloyd Robbins, Labor,
110.55
Earl B. Ware, Labor,
89.94
Benj .C. Shaw, Labor,
9.15
Perez L. Shurtleff, Creosote,
7.00
Maxim Motor Co., Repairs,
3.60
J. T. McKechnie, Gas & Oil,
9.67
$962.70
TREE WARDEN
Paid
James H. Peckham, Labor & Truck,
$283.50
Earl B. Ware, Labor & Truck,
70.03
Edgar Rassmussen, Labor & Truck,
88.83
Allan MacDonald, Labor & Truck,
54.05
Platt A. Pink, Labor & Truck,
32.90
Dola Cota, Labor & Truck,
34.78
Henry S. Pink, Labor & Truck,
3.95
$568.04
35
CHAPTER 90 CENTER STREET
Paid-
Frank F. Weston, Labor,
$126.60
Frank F. Weston, Truck,
340.50
Frank F. Weston, Gas,
39.60
Frank F. Weston, Wood,
201.00
Frank F. Weston, Gravel,
8.80
Frank F. Weston, Auto,
15.00
Eldred S. Mosher, Labor,
135.00
Eldred S. Mosher, Truck,
278.62
Eldred S. Mosher, Auto
6.00
Eldred S. Mosher, Cement.
4.20
Theodore Vaughan 2nd, Labor,
120.90
Theodore Vaughan 2nd, Truck,
180.25
Homer Weston, Shovel Operator,
174.57
Winston Weston, Labor,
4.00
Herbert Shaw, Labor,
38.07
Charles Kennedy, Labor,
101.52
John Pouliot, Labor,
110.69
Nelson Story, Labor,
81.32
William Cornish, Labor,
24.21
Alton Chandler, Labor,
108.11
Arvo Johnson, Labor & Truck,
84.00
John Pennell, Labor,
93.06
Orlando Griffith, Labor,
92.01
Cornelius Kelliher, Labor,
26.32
Thomas Hastings, Labor
57.46
James Thomas, Labor,
70.39
John Dionne, Labor,
103.76
Harry Cassidy, Labor,
34.31
Richard Barnett, Labor,
73.21
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
94.36
William Pelletier, Labor,
89.90
Fred Dube, Labor,
30.55
Martin Thomas, Labor & Truck,
124.88
Jesse A. Holmes, Labor & Truck
59.62
36
James W. Lewis, Labor and Truck 272.62
Perez L. Shurtleff, Labor & Truck,
235.50
Joseph Bolduc, Labor,
110.45
Peter Maeau, Labor,
6.58
Herbert Vaughan, Labor,
2.82
Emil Johnson, Labor,
40.42
John Jussila, Labor,
31.49
Truman A. Tillson, Labor,
29.61
Napoleon Dionne, Labor,
7.05
Adlard Manseau, Labor,
3.29
Frank Thomas, Engineer,
42.00
Daniel Dempney, Engineer,
133.00
George Curry, Engineer,
91.00
Henry S. Pink, Supplies,
.35
B. I. Lewis, Gas,
6.85
J. T. McKechnie, Gas,
10.25
L. O. Atwood, Gravel,
15.00
Frank C. Dunlap, Oil,
335.48
Highway Products Co., Oil,
156.75
Millar Coal Co., Coal,
24.57
R. D. Kelley Co., Coal,
11.45
Plymouth Lumber Co., Lumber,
19.85
Sears Lumber Co., Cement,
8.40
Sampson & Kierstead, Pipe,
6.00
Highway Products Co., Asphalt,
1,200.00
Berger Metal Culvert Co., Culvert,
66.43
$6,000.00
CHAPTER 81
Paid
· Frank F. Weston, Labor,
$433.20
Frank F. Weston, Truck,
1,530.99
Frank F. Weston, Auto,
17.00
Frank F. Weston, Team,
45.00
Frank F. Weston, Gas & Oil,
242.49
Frank F. Weston, Gravel,
325.40
37
Eldred S. Mosher, Labor,
401.70
Eldred S. Mosher, Truck,
1,061.98
Eldred S. Mosher, Auto,
20.00
Eldred S. Mosher, Gas & Oil,
20.95
Theodore Vaughan, 2nd., Labor,
488.26
Theodore Vaughan, 2nd., Truck,
711.74
Theodore Vaughan, 2nd., Auto,
26.00
Theodore Vaughan, 2nd., Oil,
1.60
Walter Dunham, Labor,
157.69
Thomas Hastings, Labor,
179.54
Raymond Letender, Labor,
17.63
Ralph Washburn, Labor,
5.41
Herbert Shaw, Labor,
341.46
Charles Kennedy, Labor,
329.95
James Thomas, Labor,
233.66
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
235.50
Harry Cassidy, Labor,
284.36
Orlando Griffith, Labor,
218.33
John Pennell, Labor,
186.36
Allan McDonald, Labor,
7.05
Charles Lincoln, Labor,
11.28
Napoleon Dionne, Labor,
15.98
John Pouliot, Labor,
20.68
John Dionne, Labor,
191.07
Fred Dube, Labor,
76.62
Henry Dube, Labor,
5.64
Thomas Reynolds, Labor,
7.52
Joseph Bolduc, Labor,
161.22
Lloyd Robbins, Labor,
3.76
Harold Robbins, Labor,
26.56
Richard Barnett, Labor,
103.41
Roger Weston, Labor,
3.76
Cornelius Kellehier, Labor,
152.53
Benj. Wrightington, Labor,
40.19
William Pelletier, Labor,
16.93
Nelson Story, Labor,
5.17
Alton Chandler, Labor,
5.17
38
Homer Griffith, Labor,
37.60
William Cornish, Labor,
20.68
Fred Tucker, Labor, 95.41
Winston Weston, Labor,
16.00
Ernest Derosia, Labor,
7.52
Ernest Rioux, Labor,
7.52
Dolla Cota, Labor,
37.60
Adlard Manseau, Labor,
31.02
John Mosher, Labor,
26.32
Platt Pink, Labor,
30.08
Earl B. Ware, Labor,
41.36
Edgar Rassmussen, Labor,
45.12
Ernest W. Shaw, Labor & Truck,
382.38
James W. Lewis, Labor & Truck,
611.25
Daniel Dempsey, Labor & Truck,
203.63
Jesse A. Holmes, Labor & Truck,
594.00
Ardni Johnson, Labor & Truck,
356.17
Martin Thomas, Labor & Truck,
216.00
James H. Peckham, Labor & Truck,
52.80
Ernest Tassinari, Supplies,
4.00
A. D. Griffith, Gas, Oil & Supplies,
62.24
Henry S. Pink, Gas, Oil & Supplies,
25.80
J. T. McKechnie, Gas & Oil,
23.15
B. I. Lewis, Gas & Oil,
63.79
H. W. Jordan, Gas & Oil,
8.83
Wenham Garage, Gas & Oil,
5.27
Texas Oil Co., Oil,
92.50
Jay A. Ward, Gas & Oil,
2.85
Blanche Murphy, Gas,
1.73
Mass. State Prison, Supplies,
30.00
Highway Products Co., Supplies,
278.39
Edwin K. Greer, Supplies,
4.00
Educator Oil Co., Oil,
33.00
Frank Dunlap, Oil,
43.76
Homer Weston, Shovel Operator
367.27
Frank Thomas, Engineer,
14.00
George Curry, Engineer,
35.00
39
Gilbert Thompson, Trucking,
5.00
Bailey-Gibbs Co., Gravel, 3.40
John Allorie, Gravel,
.80
Abbie Dunham, Gravel,
3.00
Herbert Whiting, Gravel,
40.90
James Peckham, Gravel,
7.00
Charles Dunham, Gravel,
34.50
L. O. Atwood, Gravel,
2.60
Ellis D. Atwood, Gravel.
1.00
Albert Linton, Gravel,
3.55
Percy Shurtleff, Gravel,
1.86
Power Brothers, Stone,
23.10
Millar Coal Co., Coal,
10.35
Tar Products Co., Tarvia,
255.07
Barett Co., Tarvia,
723.14
James W. Lewis, Gravel,
3.78
$13,398.63
TREMONT STREET (SHOESTRING ROAD)
Paid-
Frank F. Weston, Labor
$25.80
Frank F. Weston, Truck,
53.78
Eldred S. Mosher, Labor,
69.60
Eldred S. Mosher, Truck
94.22
T. T. Vaughan 2nd., Labor,
81.90
T. T. Vaughan 2nd., Truck,
127.47
Joseph Bolduc, Labor,
23.50
Harry Cassidy, Labor,
15.04
Herbert Shaw, Labor,
28.67
Charles Kennedy, Labor,
62.05
John Pouliot, Labor,
45.59
John Pennell, Labor,
60.17
Nelson Story, Labor,
28.67
William Cornish, Labor,
28.67
Alton Chandler, Labor,
49.35
40
Cornelius Kellehier, Labor,
32.43
Ardnie, Johnson, Labor & Truck,
96.76
James Thomas, Labor,
25.00
Daniel Dempsey, Labor & Truck,
47.50
Jesse A. Holmes, Labor & Truck,
9.76
John Dionne, Labor,
11.05
Richard Barnett, Labor,
29.62
Orlando P. Griffith, Labor,
37.37
Homer Weston, Labor,
32.78
James W. Lewis, Labor & Truck,
66.76
Perez Shurtleff, Labor & Truck,
56.26
Thomas Hastings, Labor,
30.08
Emil Reioux, Labor,
15.04
William Pelletier, Labor,
18.57
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
20.45
Fred Dube, Labor,
15.04
Theo Broullard, Labor,
15.04
Fred Derosia, Labor,
15.04
John Jussila, Labor,
.94
Frank Thomas, Engineer,
35.00
Frank Weston, Wood,
43.00
Frank Weston, Gravel,
8.30
Frank Weston, Gas,
7.20
R. D. Kelley Coal Co., Coal,
10.52
Highway Products Co., Asphalt,
426.58
Frank Dunlap, Oil,
90.90
Emil Johnson, Labor,
8.46
$1,999.93
SPECIAL HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Paid
E. S. Mosher, Sign Boards, 3.50
E. S. Mosher, Posts,
.50
Herbert Shaw, Paint,
7.00
Herbert Shaw, Labor,
3.76
41
Austin Ward, Painting, T. A. Tillson, Labor, Highway Products Co., Oil,
4.00
7.52
100.00
$126.28
SNOW
Paid
Frank F. Weston, Labor & Truck,
$115.30
Eldred S. Mosher, Labor & Truck,
31.45
T. T. Vaughan 2nd, Labor & Truck,
3.26
Ernest Shaw, Labor,
11.25
John Mosher, Labor,
1.41
Raymond Letender, Labor,
1.88
Fred Parent, Labor,
1.88
Walter Dunham, Labor,
.94
Thomas Hastings, Labor,
94
Ralph Washburn, Labor,
.94
Homer Letender, Labor,
2.12
Kenneth Atwood, Labor & Truck,
100.00
N. F. Shurtleff, Labor & Truck,
98.75
$370.12
MACHINERY
Paid-
Frank F. Weston, Labor,
$74.40
Frank F. Weston, Truck,
42.00
Frank F. Weston, Auto,
74.00
Frank F. Weston, Supplies,
44.60
Frank F. Weston, Gas,
4.40
Frank F. Weston, Telephone,
2.60
Frank F. Weston, Freight & Express,
5.88
Bay City Shovel Co., Shovel,
3,200.00
Bay City Shovel Co., Supplies,
58.12
N. E. Road Machine Co., Supplies,
42.43
42
H. J. Vaughan, Supplies, 2.25
Rapp Hutchings Co., Supplies,
31.10
A. D. Griffith, Supplies, 3.27
Pierce Hardware Co., Supplies,
7.34
Garlock Packing Co., Supplies,
5.68
Franklin Auto Supply Co., Supplies
9.50
E. S. Mosher, Supplies,
1.00
E. S. Mosher, Auto,
1.00
Homer Weston, Shovel Operator,
96.42
Plymouth Lumber Co., Lumber,
18.67
Wilie Brothers, Labor,
4.00
Albert Thomas, Labor,
5.00
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
9.17
William Pelletier, Labor,
1.65
Joseph Bolduc, Labor,
7.52
Kenneth Atwood, Labor,
3.76
John Dionne, Labor,
11.28
Harry Cassidy, Labor.
11.28
Richard Barnett, Labor,
11.28
Orlando P. Griffith, Labor,
11.28
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
3.76
Educator Oil Co., Oil,
27.50
Wenham Garage, Repairs,
44.28
Jay A. Ward, Repairs,
50.85
Bond Company, Repairs,
45.00
Texas Oil Co., Oil, 20.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Inspection of Boiler, 20.00
Durable Wire Rope Co., Cable,
8.16
George Curry, Engineer,
66.50
Daniel Dempsey. Engineer,
164.50
Quincy Bldg. Wrecking Co., Lumber,
44.75
Dyer Sales & Machinery Co., Supplies,
1,074.71
H. W. Jordan, Supplies,
17.37
H. S. Pink, Supplies,
25.98
A. K. Finney, Supplies,
45.65
H. R. Bailey Co., Supplies & Labor,
109.21
J. T. McKechnie, Oil & Gas,
27.19
$5,596.29
43
BRIDGES
Paid
Frank F. Weston, Labor & Truck,
$108.60
Frank F. Weston, Gas & Oil,
6.95
Eldred S. Mosher, Labor & Truck,
99.20
T. T. Vaughan 2nd, Labor & Truck,
76.52
Walter Dunham, Labor,
10.34
Fred Parent, Labor,
6.40
Thomas Hastings, Labor,
6.58
Ernest Derosia, Labor,
6.58
James Peckham, Labor,
1.00
Homer Weston, Labor,
27.50
Orlando Griffith, Labor,
29.85
Harry Cassidy, Labor,
35.72
Joseph Pelletier, Labor,
1.65
John Pennell, Labor,
15.98
John Dionne, Labor,
1.65
Herbert Shaw, Labor,
11.28
Sampson & Kierstead, Labor,
6.53
Joseph Bolduc, Labor,
18.80
Fred Ducas, Labor,
8.23
Richard Barnett, Labor,
1.65
Charles Kennedy, Labor,
12.22
Adlard Manseau, Labor,
7.52
H. S. Pink, Supplies,
4.60
Canedy Construction Co., Pipe,
108.00
Berger Metal Culvert Co., Pipe,
162.65
Plymouth Lumber Co., Lumber,
6.00
· E. K. Greer, Lumber,
1.38
Herbert Vaughan, Posts,
8.40
Andrew Kaski, Stone,
6.00
$797.78
FIRE EQUIPMENT
Paid
Acme Rubber Mfg. Co., Fire Hose,
$176.40
Fitz-Henry Guptal Co., Pump & Supplies,
594.25
$770.65
44
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Paid:
Home Assistance
$1,388.00
Town of Falmouth, Groceries
550.62
Carrie Bumpus, Board 456.00
Town of Barnstable, Board
120.00
Henry S. Pink, Groceries
129.09
J. T. McKechnie, Groceries
6.00
Francis Shaw, Board
3.00
Walker M. Coe, Auto Hire
20.00
Leonard Baker, M. D., Medical Attendance
3.00
Omer Jarvis, Trip to Fall River
5.00
W. S. Andrews & Son, Shoes
6.00
Jesse A. Holmes, Services
5.00
Herbert A. Stanly, Services
12.00
Herbert A. Stanly, Auto
7.00
Herbert A. Stanly, Supplies
48
Frank H. Cole, Services
4.50
Frank H. Cole, Auto
5.00
Frank H. Cole, Wood
5.00
$2,725.69
SOLDIERS RELIEF
Paid:
Appropriated $200.00 Returned to Treas. $200.00
AMERICAN LEGION
Paid: Jesse A. Holmes
Commander Camp 132 $75.00
MILITARY AID
Paid:
Appropriated
$50.00
Returned to Treas.
$50.00
45
FIRE ACCOUNT
James H. Peckham, Warden
Paid:
James H. Peckham & men --
Slugg Chimney fire
$18.00
Halunen Chimney fire
1.60
Alfred Shaw fire
3.10
Santos fire
2.80
Alton Griffith fire
3.60
Swan Holt fire
1.95
Carrie Nye Chimney fire
3.90
Cross Paths Fire
10.90
Silvia Chimney fire
2.45
Plymouth St. fire
4.30
Canada Hill fire
17.95
Ruel Gibbs fire
1.60
Dionne fire
1.20
Auto fire
1.20
Turner fire
. 60
Vaughan Bog fire
2.60
Coles Mill fire
18.40
O'Brien Fire
51.70
Ellis D. Atwood Bog fire
206.95
Holmes Mill fire
8.30
Rodney Griffith fire
23.20
Snappit Bog fire
6.95
O'Brien Bog fire
2.40
Ellis D. Atwood Bog Fire No. 2
5.10
George Snow fire
. 60
T. T. Vaughan Bog fire
4.60
M. Anthony fire
5.60
J. M. Bump fire
6.05
Care Fire Equipment
74.40
Freight & Supplies
26.57
Investigating fire
2.00
46
James H. Peckham (Sunday fire service) Telephone 29.82
60.00
Benjamin C. Shaw 2nd. Supplies
11.17
Henry S. Pink, Supplies
3.89
John H. Burke, Fire Kit
22.50
$647.95
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Paid:
Jay A. Ward, Services
$25.00
Merton Griffith, Inspecting Lights
10.00
Herbert Shaw, Labor
22.10
Arthur Shaw, Painting
22.60
Ellis D. Atwood, Labor
10.00
Frank E. Barrows, Labor
12.00
James W. Lewis, Services
10.00
$111.70
CIVILIAN WAR BONUS
Paid:
Colonial Brass Co., Tablet
$200.00
Sampson & Kierstead, Cement work
350.00
James H. Peckham, Truck & Loam
7.50
James H. Peckham, Telephone
3.46
Allen MacDonald, Labor
4.00
Earl B. Ware, Painting & Repairs
18.00
Herbert A. Stanly, Grass Seed
6.91
$589.87
UNCLASSIFIED & MEMORIAL DAY
Paid:
Frank F. Weston, Treas. Sons of Veterans
$175.00
360.45
Memorial Press, Printing Town Reports Jack L. Martin, Lead . 15
47
Herbert A. Stanly, Preambulating Lines Jesse A. Holmes, Preambulating Lines 8.00
10.00
Frank H. Cole, Preambulating Lines Tax Collector, Tax Title American Gas Accumulator, Tanks
2.00
11.67
82.00
$649.27
CEMETERIES
Paid:
Frank E. Barrows, Labor
196.20
Frank E. Barrows, Truck
8.00
Frank E. Barrows, Supplies
16.95
Jay A. Ward, Labor
3.50
Henry Dube, Labor
43.52
Alfred Dube, Labor
53.86
Orlando Griffith, Labor
13.16
Arthur Peterson, Labor
10.62
Tony Erickson, Labor
10.62
James Peckham, Labor
5.00
James Lewis, Labor
18.00
Harry Cassidy, Labor
13.16
Rufus Blair, Labor
11.75
Walter Battis, Labor
15.04
George Thomas, Labor
4.93
Joseph Bolduc, Labor
3.76
David Maki, Labor
1.88
Alton Chandler, Labor
3.76
Charles Guertin, Labor
3.76
Fred A. Ward, Labor & Supplies
51.95
George A. Shurtleff & Son, Supplies
6.51
George E. Doane, Supplies
5.78
George Perkins, Repairs
1.75
Jesse A. Holmes, Truck
2.00
Daniel Dempsey, Truck
3.00
James H. Peckham, Labor & Supplies
2.50
$510.96
48
PARKS
Paid:
Ellis D. Atwood, Labor & Truck
$67.25
Ellis D. Atwood, Pump & Supplies
5.00
Frank E. Barrows, Labor & Truck
110.80
Alfred Dube, Labor & Repairs
3.63
Henry Dube, Labor
6.39
Arthur Peterson, Labor
2.82
Tony Erickson, Labor
2.82
Walter Battis, Labor
1.88
George Thomas, Labor
5.38
Jesse A. Holmes, Labor
2.50
Alton Chandler, Labor
18.80
Charles Guertin, Labor
18.80
Rufus Blair, Labor
7.52
Jack Martin, Labor
3.76
Ira Thomas, Labor
.94
George Blair, Labor
4.70
David Maki, Labor
5.64
Daniel Dempsey, Labor
6.58
Leo Bolduc, Labor
.94
James W. Lewis, Labor
6.75
James S. McKay, Labor
6.00
Bliss Hardware Co., Pump
4.25
George A. Shurtleff & Son, Lumber
3.28
H. W. Jordan, Supplies
2.65
$299.08
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CARVER PUBLIC LIBRARY
REPORT OF LIBRARIAN Financial Report
Jan. 1, 1930 Balance on hand $9.62
Received in fines 25.00
$34.62
Paid out for books
$10.00
Paid out for book supplies 10.40
Paid out for other expenses 1.80
Jan. 1, 1931 Balance on hand 12.42
$34.62
The total circulation for the year 1930 was 5,071 (books and magazines) showing an increase of 1,196. An inventory has been taken of both the adult fiction and the juvenile collection. Books, especially the juvenile books have been washed in vinegar and water, marked and shellacked. The shelves where the juvenile books were kept have been ad- justed so that all sizes of books can stand upright, giving longer life to the books. There has been several donations of books in the past year-both fiction and non-fiction.
Supplement to Catalogue
By purchase, 142 books (47 being replacements)
Donation, 133 books.
Middleboro Gazette, 1930.
Old Colony Memorial, 1930.
Popular Mechanics Magazine, 1930.
National Geographic Magazine, 1930.
American Forests and Forest Life, 1930.
Plymouth County Farmer, 1930.
Our Dumb Animals, 1930. New England Poultryman, 1930.
Youth's Companion & American Boy, 1930.
Specialty Salesman, 1930.
Today's Magazine of America, 1930.
The International Student, 1930.
The American Issue, 1930.
MYRTLE L. ATWOOD, Librarian.
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REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen: In compliance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, I herewith submit report of 1930 as Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Number of scales tested and sealed,
12
Number of Weights tested,
24
Number of liquid measures tested and sealed,
11
Number of dry measures tested and sealed, 1
Number of gasolene pumps tested and sealed, 19
Number of oil pumps tested and sealed, 7
Number of measuring pumps tested and sealed,
5
Fees collected and paid to Town Treasurer
$21.90
Respectfully submitted, JAMES W. LEWIS,
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
JURY LIST 1930-1931
Atwood, Ellis D.
McFarlin, Henry C.
Bailey, Donald H.
Perkins, Charles C.
Burbank, Arthur G.
Peterson, Arthur W.
Bolduc, Avery A.
Robbins, Morris F.
Chandler, Birt C.
Shaw, Kenneth E.
Eams, Embert H. Gibbs, Samuel B.
Thomas, Luther E.
Thomas, Theo C.
Griffith, Rodney N.
Telfer, Arnold T.
Holmes, Russell W.
Turner, Daniel O.
Kenney, Thomas L.
Wade, Arthur H.
Mosher, Eldred S.
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CONSTABLES' REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. 1930
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen: I have the honor to respectfully submit my annual report of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1930.
Total number of arrests,
41
Males,
35
Females,
6
Amount of fines imposed,
$375.00
Appealed,
3
Probation,
1
Taunton Insane Hospital,
4
House of Correction,
6
State Farm,
2
Sherborn Reformatory,
1
Arrested for out of town officers,
6
Offences
Complaints investigated,
100
Lewd and lascivious,
2
Neglected children,
5
Assault and Battery,
6
Violating auto laws,
4
Violating liquor laws,
9
Non-support,
1
Keeping unlicensed dog,
1
Destroyed dogs,
3
Peddling without license,
2
52
Stubborn child, Drunkenness, Breaking and entering,
1 8 4
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. LEWIS, HERBERT L. SHAW, MERTON T. GRIFFITH,
Constables of Carver.
FOREST WARDEN
James H. Peckham, East Carver; tel. Carver 1-6.
Deputies
No. 1- Charles Cherry, South Carver; tel. Wareham 9323-12
No. 2-Theodore Vaughan, tel. 24-32.
No. 3- Harry Jordan, Center Carver; tel. Carver 3-8.
No. 4-Earl Ware, tel. 2-3.
No. 5 John Alorie, 25-14.
No. 6-Robert Melville, North Carver; tel. Carver 51-3. No. 7-Simon Mayahad, tel. 21-24.
No. 8-Birt Chandler, North Carver; tel. Carver 46-5. No. 9 Jesse Holmes, West Carver; tel. Carver 10-3.
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF OLD HOME DAY ASSOCIATION
Receipts
Balance from 1929 Account
$592.00
Int.
26.04
Dinner and Ice Cream tickets
1,507.80
Tonic, candy, cigars, etc.
148.85
Ball game
33.40
Dance
94.80
Remnants
6.95
$2,409.84
Expenditures
Thirteenth Reg. Band and Reader
$217.00
Farrar's, ice cream
124.25
Middleboro Bottling Works, tonic
30.00
James H. Peckham, base ball exp.
50.00
Ellis G. Cornish, auto
10.00
A. W. Peterson, dance expense
41.15
F. B. & F. P. Goss, printing
5.00
Colonial Restaurant & Store Eq. Co., dishes 84.35
Plymouth Lumber Co., lumber
62.92
H. W. Jordan, supplies
104.73
Henry S. Pink, supplies
71.02
Jesse A. Holmes, trucking, supplies etc.
76.01
Frank F. Weston, Trucking, supplies etc.
65.60
H. W. Jordan, supplies
32.00
Eleanor L. Shaw, stationery, etc. 5.83
B. I. Lewis, supplies
40.30
Geo. E. Doane, supplies
11.37
Farrar's, candy
12.52
Thomas Patnesis, supplies
89.05
54
Wm. Egger, supplies
1.00
Charles E. Staples, canvas
55.00
F. B. Washburn & Co., bread
25.95
Jos. J. Wood, fish and clams
263.25
Jack L. Martin, auto & postage
7.00
Ralph W. Mellen, printing
24.00
Philip S. Cole, trucking
5.00
J. T. McKechnie, supplies
2.68
Pine Grove Ice Co., ice
3.50
Helen Griffith, laundry & towels
2.00
E. Caricchi, supplies
11.25
$1,533.73
Services
James W. Lewis
$5.00
Ellis G. Cornish
15.00
Waiters and Heads of Tables
77.00
Jesse A. Holmes
14.00
Frank F. Weston
15.00
Eleanor L. Shaw
2.50
Blanche E. Holmes
2.50
Sadie Wade
13.50
Mary Braddock
10.00
Helen Griffith
16.80
Mary Shaw
16.80
Hattie Mosher
.16.80
Martha Hatch
8.40
Mary Dionne
8.40
Isabelle Blake
5.60
Florence Weston
6.00
Julia Parent
5.60
Orlando Griffith
44.48
Roger Weston
39.00
Winton Weston
10.50
Jack L. Martin
30.08
Fred Ducas
11.11
William Pelletier
11.11
55
Geo. Johnson
1.88
Alexis Erickson
10.00
Geo. Ellis
4.00
Donald N. Holmes
6.76
John Pouliot
5.00
Norman V. Holmes
4.50
Phillip H. Smith
4.50
Stuart Fowler
4.50
Ernest Derosier
7.35
Napoleon Dionne
5.00
John Tubman
5.00
Kenneth Tubman
5.00
James Thomas
5.00
M. R. Clare
2.00
Edward W. Lowe
16.92
Louis Bolduc
12.22
Avery A. Bolduc
6.58
Everett Thomas
2.82
Jack L. Martin
13.50
$507.71
Total expense
$2,041.44
Receipts of year
2,409.84
Expenditures for year
2,041.44
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1931
$368.40
JACK L. MARTIN, Treas.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1930
Jan. 1-Anthony Perry and Eva Pina of Wareham.
Jan. 2-Frank Robidoux and Carrie Joseph.
May 25-Myron Earl Tubman and Dorothy G. Jefferson.
May 26-Robert Webber Bishop of Wareham and Lila Sophia Halunen.
May 3-Joseph Emile Fisette and Deliska Belanger of New Bedford.
June 14-Harry Mendall Thompson and Ruth Althea Porter of Kingston.
Oct. 11-Carlton Shurtleff Atwood of Easton and Florence Freeman of Arlington.
Oct. 18-Clarence Wesley Jefferson and Thelma Wil- helmina Thompson of East Bridgewater.
Oct. 30-Russell Elmer Appling and Alice Bessie Drake.
Oct. 11-Royce Walter Parker and Helen Marie Blake both of Watertown.
Nov. 8 Homer Francis Griffith and Tekla Augusta Halunen.
Dec. 1-Omer Xavier Jarvis of R. I. and Anita Carriveau.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1930
Date
Name
Parents
Nativity
Jan. 15 Edward Pina
Antone Pina
Cape Verde Is.
Feb. 6 Howard Roger Silva
Francis J. Silva
Cape Verde Is.
Feb. 17
Leon Winfred Johnson
John E. Johnson
Carver
Mar. 1 Alma Barbara Paananan
Arvit Paananan
Finalnd
Mar. 18 Joseph Bruce Teixeira
Julio Tiexeira
Cape Verde Is.
Apr. 5 Anne Bailey
Eunice Atwood
Carver
Apr.
Stewart Allen Baker
Ralph E. Baker
Middleboro
Apr. 28
David Halsted Bonney
Alfred L. Bonney
Plympton
Apr. 29
Adelene Silva
Manuel Silva
Cape Verde Is.
May 7 Eva Mae Smith
James Smith
Halifax, N. S.
May 17 Robert Webber Bishop
Robert W. Bishop
Providence, R. I.
1.ila S. Hal men
Carver
May 21
Roger Joseph Pelletier
Odilon J. Pelletier
Fall River
Virginia M. Beaudoin
Conn.
May 27
Lawrence Silva
Arthu: M. Silva
Dipodina Fortasche
Cape Verde Is.
July 31 Raymond Ernest Silva
I. John Silva
Cape Verde Is.
Meclina Wager
Fall River
Aug. 14 Theron Mckinley Bumpus
Theron M. Bumpus Lydia R. Hann
Bonney Bay, N. F.
Aug. 17 Robert Hathaway Merritt
Francis A. Merritt
Rochester
Oct. 10 Frances Louise Spinola
Vincent Spinola
Portugal
Alice Rogers
New Bedford
Dec. 15 John Wesley Morse Jr.
John W. Morse
Wareham
Dec. 19 James Gonsalves Jr.
James Gonsalves
Carver
Mamie Reis
Cape Verde Is.
Dec. 22 William Gomes
Manuel Gomes
Cape Verde Is.
Jan. 31
Arthur Douglass Braddock
Arthur T. Braddock
Carver
Christena McNutt
Truro, N. S.
Inez Silva
Carver
Ida E. Kaski
Carver
1na Hamalainen
Finland
Margaret Robinson
Boston
Donald H. Bailey
Carver
Charlotte E. Allis
Boston
Martha M. Halsted
Pullman, Ill.
Theodora Silva
Cape Verde Is.
Clara Munson
Calais, Me.
Cape Verde Is.
Carver
Hattie F. Eames
Carver
Mabel M. Perry
Conn.
Elsie Rose
Cape Verde Is.
Anna Teixeira
Carver
DEATHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1930.
Date of death
Name
.Age
Cause of Deatlı
Birthplace
Cemetery
Parents
Birthplace of parents
Jan. 22 Samuel McHenry
83
11
3
Mitral regurgitation of heart
St. George, N. B.
Vine Hills Plymouth Union
William Mcllenry Lucretia Wilkinson Stillman Shaw Eliza Cole ( Unknown)
Carver
Feb. 12
Daniel Mullins
75
Chronic inyocardities
Ireland
St. Joseph's Plymouth Union
Adam Nicol Frances
Scotland
Apr. 15
Georginia Forest Duncan
80
5
4 Arterio sclerosis
Scotland
Cambridge Cambridge Notre Dame Fall River Riral.
Alphonse Dorais Azilda Savarine John H. Hitchcock
Canada
June 19
Susan Adelaide Mahler
70
3 26
Acute intestinal obstruction Alcoholism
Canada
Sacred lleart New Bedford
Marie Molleur
July 17
Walter Howard Dunham
45
9
3 Chronic nephritis
Car er
Lakenham
Carver
July 21
Augustine Lajoie
78
Chronic myocarditis
Canada
Carver
Canada
Sept. 7
Adeline Cruz
26
Incomplete abortion
Cape Verde Is.
St. Joseph's Plymouth
Louisa Gonsalves
Oct. 4 Leo Majahad
64
Carcinoma of liver
Turkey
St. Joseph's, Plymouth Vine Hills,
Plymouth
Nov. 3
Abbie F. Atwood
92
1
8 Chronic myocarditis
Wareham
Lakenham
Farris Majahad Ranssa Dora Harry W. Jordan Florence M. Darling Asa Barrows Fannie Dunham Alvin S. Perkins Nancy Stevens
Carver
Nov. 11 Charles Clayton Perkins
56
9
18 Chronic nephritis
Carver
Union
Carver
Nov. 25 Manuel Andrade
58
Natural causes
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