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Halunen, A. John
Thomas, F. Martin
Halunen, Frank S.
Tubman, John F., (F.) (M.)
Halunen, Verne Harju, Fiilus
Weston, Frank F.
Harju, William
Wilbur, Mrs. E. A.
Harriman, William H., (2 Spa. F.) Winberg, Hattie D.
Holmes, Jesse A., (Spa. F.) Holmes, Norman V.
Robbins, Mary S.
Robideau, Joseph (F.)
Roby, Bernard W.
Rose, Manuel
Wainio, Waino
Wrightington, Olive (Spa. F.) Young, Herman
Shurtleff, Russell F., (F. & 3 M.)
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SPORTING LICENSES ISSUED IN 1939
Resident Citizens Fishing
37 @ $2.00
$74.00
Resident Citizens Hunting
50 @ 2.00
100.00
Resident Citizens Sporting
42 @
3.25
136.50
Women and Minors Fishing
5 @
1.25
6.25
Res. Cit. Minor Trapping
2 @
2.25
4.50
Resident Citizens Trapping
8 @
5.25
42.00
Non-Res. Special Fishing
1 @
1.50
1.50
Non-Resident Fishing
2 @
5.25
10.50
Duplicate Licenses
2 @
.50
1.00
Sporting Licenses Free
12
149
$376.25
Fees
36.75
Paid Div. of Fisheries and Game
$339.50
DOG LICENSES 1939-40
Total number of Licenses 165
Males
125
@
$2.00
$250.00
Females
20
@
5.00
100.00
Females-spayed
19
@
2.00
38.00
Kennel
1
@
25.00
25.00
165
$413.00
Fees
33.00
Paid County
$380.00
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REPORT OF AUDITORS ON THE CONDITION OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTS
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1939
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $6,360.00
$6,360.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$6,359.31
Dec. 31
Revert to Treas.
.69
$6,360.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
Dr.
Mar. 7 To App. Overdraft 1938
$990.55
Mar. 7 To Appropriation 9,000.00
Dec.
8 To Appropriation
1,800.00
$11,790.55
Cr.
Jan. 1 By Overdraft 1938 $990.55
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders 10,799.88
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .12
$11,790.55
POLICE ACCT.
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$2,750.00
$2,750.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$2,694.38
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 55.62
$2,750.00
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HEALTH ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7
To Appropriation
$2,200.00
Dec. 8 To Appropriation 575.00
$2,775.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$2,775.00
$2,775.00 .
TREE WARDEN ACCT.
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$800.00
$800.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $799.12
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .88
$800.00
REMOVAL OF SNOW
Dr
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$900.00
Dec. 8 To Appropriation 500.00
$1,400.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $1,390.22
Dec. 31
Revert to Treas.
9.78
$1,400.00
F
1
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $150.00
$150.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $132.40
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 17.60
$150.00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Dr.
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GYPSY MOTH ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $1,292.62
$1,292.62
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $1,169.07
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 123.55
$1,292.62
SOLDIER'S RELIEF ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$600.00
$600.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$554.00
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 46.00
$600.00
LIBRARY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$450.00
Mar. 7 Received from Dog Fund 276.57
$726.57
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$725.40
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 1.17
$726.57
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$1,000.00
Mar. 7
To U. S. Grant
248.99
$1,248.99
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $1,045.58
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 203.41
$1,248.99
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PARK DEPARTMENT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$300.00
$300.00
Cr. -
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $297.42
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 2.58
$300.00
AMERICAN LEGION ACCOUNT
Dr
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $100.00
$100.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$100.00
$100.00
PLYMOUTH COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $100.00
$100.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$100.00
$100.00
SCHOOL ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$32,970.00
Mar. 7 To Pratt Fund
111.00
$33,081.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$31,928.02
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 1,152.98
$33,081.00
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CENTRAL CEMETERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on hand
$0.31
$0.31
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
$0.31
$0.31
UNCLASSIFIED & MEMORIAL DAY
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$431.04
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 68.96
$500.00
FIRE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $500.00
$500.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$258.48
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 241.52
$500.00
ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$171.26
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 328.74
$500.00
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FIRE EQUIPMENT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $665.00
$665.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $664.62
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .38
$665.00
CEMETERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$750.00
Mar. 7 To Central Fence Acct. 90.00
$840.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $839.55
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .45
$840.00
CENTRAL CEMETERY PURCHASE ACCOUNT
Jan. Balance on hand $5.00
Dr.
$5.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
$5.00
$5.00
CENTRAL CEMETERY FENCE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1
Balance on hand
$90.00
Cr.
$90.00
Mar. 7 Transfer to Cemetery Acct. $90.00 $90.00
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REPAIR OF BRIDGES ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$433.28
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 66.72
$500.00
INTEREST
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$150.00
$150.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $80.00
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
70.00
$150.00
OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1937
Dr.
Jan. 1
Balance on hand
$445.99
$445.99
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$115.38
Dec. 31 Balance to Overlay
Reserve Acct. 330.61
$445.99
OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1938
Dr.
Jan. 1
Balance on hand
$344.94
$344.94
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$228.71
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
116.23
$344.94
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OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1939
Dr.
Jan. 1
To Overlay for 1939
$785.07
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$358.21
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
426.86
$785.07
OVERLAY RESERVE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$1,225.79
Dec. 31 From 1937 Overlay Acct. 330.61
Dec. 31 From 1939 Reserve Acct. 350.00
$1,906.40
Cr.
Dec. 31 To Reserve Account $500.00
Dec. 31 Balance on hand 1,406.40
$1,906.40
RESERVE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 From Overlay Reserve $500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Transfer to P. W. A. $150.00
Dec. 31 Revert to Overlay Reserve 350.00
$500.00
GENERAL HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $900.00
$900.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$891.60
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
8.40
$900.00
$785.07
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1938 & 1939 CHAPTER 90 PURCHASE ST. ACCT.
Dr.
Mar. 8, 1938 To Appropriation $750.00
Dec. 31, 1938 Received from State 823.55
Dec. 31, 1938 Received from County 350.00
Dec. 31, 1939 Received from State 624.88
Dec. 31, 1939 Receiver from County 374.21
$2,922.64
Cr.
Dec. 31, 1938 By Selectmen's Orders $2,535.25
Dec. 31, 1939 By Selectmen's Orders 361.61
Dec. 31, 1939 Revert to Treas. 25.78
$2,922.64
CHAPTER 90 PURCHASE ST. 1939 APPRO.
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $2,000.00 $2,000.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Nullified by Assessors
$2,000.00
$2,000.00
1938 & 1939 CHAPTER 90, EAST HEAD ROAD
Dr.
Mar. 8, 1938 To Appropriation $1,250.00
Dec. 31, 1938 Received from State 1,984.52
Dec. 31, 1938 Received from County 950.00
Dec. 31, 1939 Received from State 450.79
Dec. 31, 1939 Received from County 267.65
$4,902.96
Cr
Dec. 31, 1938 By Selectmen's Orders $4,356.41
Dec. 31, 1939 By Selectmen's Orders 512.44
Dec. 31, 1939 Revert to Treas. 34.11
$4,902.96
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CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE
Dr.
Sept. 15 To Appropriation
$1,000.00
Dec. 31 Received from State 978.62
Dec. 31
Received from County 978.62
Dec. 31
Due from County
21.00
Dec. 31
Due from State
21.01
$2,999.25
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Order
$2,998.88
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .37
$2,999.25
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE U. S. Grant
Dr.
Dec. 31 To U. S. Grant $5,844.88
$5,844.88
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$5,844.88
$5,844.88
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TOWN
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appro. Overdraft 1938 $174.89
Mar. 7 To Appropriation 7,000.00
Dec. 8 To appro. from
Surplus Revenue 600.00
Dec. 31 Refund check
5.00
$7,779.89
Cr
Jan. 1 By Overdraft 1938
$174.89
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders 7,538.59
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 66.41
$7,779.89
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SPECIAL HIGHWAY CHAPTER 500
Dr
Jan.
1
Balance on hand
$2,250.00
$2,250.00
Cr
Mar. 7 To Meadow St.
$2,230.46
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 19.54
$2,250.00
CHAPTER 81
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$6,500.00
Dec. 31 Received from State 6,940.42
Dec. 31 Due from State
2,808.75
$16,249.17
Cr.
Dec. 31, By Selectmen's Orders $16,249.17
$16,249.17
PUBLIC SAFETY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7
To Appropriation
$150.00
$150.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$128.98
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 21.02
$150.00
OLD HOME DAY
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $200.00
$200.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$200.00
$200.00
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W. P. A. ACCOUNT Dr
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$88.43
Mar. 7 To Appropriation 4,000.00
Sept. 15 To Appro. from
Surplus Revenue 1,000.00
Dec. 16 Trans. from Reserve Acct. 150.00
$5,238.43
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$5,175.34
Dec. 31 Balance on hand 63.09
$5,238.43
BY-LAW COMMITTEE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$25.00
$25.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
$25.00
$25.00
WORK RELIEF ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$150.81
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
100.00
$250.81
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$157.25
Dec. 31 Balance on hand 93.56
$250.81
LAND DAMAGE BROOK & HIGH STREETS
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on hand
$500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$491.82
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
8.18
$500.00
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LAND DAMAGE MEADOW ST.
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation $100.00
$100.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on hand
$100.00
$100.00
WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$443.14
Dec. 31
Revert to Treas.
56.86
$500.00
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$40.00
$40.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $28.20
Dec. 31
Revert to Treas.
11.80
$40.00
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR FLAG
Dr.
Mar. 7 To Appropriation
$50.00
$50.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $26.99
Dec. 31 Balance on hand 23.01
$50.00
ARTHUR G. BURBANK, KENNETH E. SHAW, NORMAN V. HOLMES, Board of Auditors.
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WELFARE REPORT
To the Citizens of the Town of Carver :
We again are obliged to state that there is no decrease in Welfare, which is with us to stay for an indefinite period. While we lost six cases during the year we have taken on seven. From May to October nearly every one is able to obtain fairly steady employment, but for the bal- ance of the year a large portion of our people find it hard to get work of any continuous nature. Almost without ex- ception anyone who has to extend credit to persons not working require a guarantee that the Town will assume the obligation. This presents a problem difficult of solu- tion. Children must be fed and kept warm, they must have medical attention when required, and if the parents can not receive credit, until such time as they obtain employ- ment the Town must take care of them. This is a situa- tion we are confronted with every Fall and Winter. In a period of two weeks eight applications for aid were re- ceived under these conditions. The cranberry industry, the backbone of our Town, only operates part time, and practically all of our cases are dependent on this work. The result,-soon after the close of the Season requests for relief come in. Each case is thoroughly investigated, a new history taken, and aid granted according to need. In no case is the Budget set up by the State exceeded. In every case it is less than recommended.
As of January 1, 1940, the State Relief Program re- organized, making some changes beneficial to the towns.
The opinion seems to be prevalent that assistance under Old Age is a pension for all those reaching sixty-five years. This is not the intent of the Law. It is to provide adequate assistance to citizens over sixty-five years old who have no other source of income, and does not relieve other members of the family of their obligations. Prior
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to January 1st the Federal Gov't. reimbursed one half of a $30.00 minimum on all Old Age Assistance cases, the State two-thirds of the balance, and the Town the remain- der. As of Jan. 1, 1940, the amount on which the Federal Government will participate, at such 50%, was increased to $40.00, and the State reimburses two-thirds of the bal- ance, and the Town the remainder.
Prior to January 1st on Aid to Dependent Children cases the Federal Government reimbursed one-third, the the State one-third, and the Town one-third. As of Janu- ary 1st the percentage of Federal participation was in- creased to 50%-up to a "top" amount of $54.00 a month.
Board of Public Welfare,
ARTHUR W. PETERSON,
Chairman.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1939
TOWN APPROPRIATIONS SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, JUNE 13, 1938
Public Welfare $3,000.00
$3,000.00
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, OCTOBER 17, 1938
W. P.A.
$1,000.00
General Highway
178.18
Tree Warden
199.69
$1,377.87
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 7, 1939
General Government
$6,360.00
Unclassified & Memorial Day
500.00
Health
2,200.00
Public Welfare, Overdraft 1938 990.55
Public Welfare
9,000.00
Work Relief 100.00
Old Age Assistance, Overdraft 1938 174.89
Old Age Assistance
7,000.00
Aid to Dependent Children
1,000.00
Soldiers' Relief 600.00
Police
2,750.00
Public Safety
150.00
Chapter 81
6,500.00
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Purchase St., Chap. 90
2,000.00
Road Machinery
500.00
General Highways
900.00
Bridges
500.00
Removal of Snow
900.00
W. P. A.
4,000.00
Fires
500.00
Fire Equipment
665.00
Cemetery Account
750.00
Parks
300.00
Library
450.00
Weights & Measures
150.00
Tree Warden
800.00
Gypsy Moth
1,219.62
Schools
32,970.00
Interest
150.00
Aid to Agriculture
100.00
American Legion, Rent
100.00
Old Home Day
200.00
Workmens' Compensation Insurance 500.00
School Dental Clinic
100.00
Vocational Training
40.00
Flag for North Carver Green
50.00
Land Damage on Meadow St.
100.00
$85,270.06
Total Appropriation
$89,647.93
State Tax, 1939
$8,100.00
State Tax, 1938
4,050.00
State Parks & Reservations, 1939
121.21
State Parks & Reservations, 1938
7.04
Veterans' Exemption, 1939
18.29
Veterans' Exemption, 1938
1.25
County Tax, 1939
4,768.88
County Tax, 1938
10.15
$4,779.03
Overlay
785.07
Gross Amount to be Raised
$107,509.82
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS
Income Tax
$6,976.19
Corporation Taxes
1,674.31
Re-imbursement, State Owned Land 201.69
Motor Vehicle Excise, 1939
2,900.00
Motor Vehicle Excise, 1937
1,300.00
Licenses
150.01
Fines
117.35
Chapter 504, 1939
7,072.68
Machinery Distribution
42.47
Health and Sanitation
108.57
Charities
1,351.07
Old Age Assistance
3,912.73
Schools
4,416.64
Chapter 90, Construction
2,000.00
Interest on Taxes
423.32
Sundries
253.46
Total $32,900.49
Amount to be Raised on Polls $1,094.00
Amount to be Raised on Personal
Property 5,815.39
Amount to be Raised on
Real Estate
67,699.83
Total $74,609.22
Value of Assessed Stock in
Trade
$26,705.00
Value of Assessed Machinery
66,795.00
Value of Live Stock
5,990.00
Value of all Other Tangible
Personal Property
131,280.00
$230,770.00
Value of Buildings excluding Land $779,170.00
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Value of Land Excluding Buildings 1,907,335.00
Total
$2,686,505.00
Total Value of Assessed Estate
$2,917,275.00
Tax Rate $25.20
Increase in Personal Property $5,080.00
Increase in Real Estate 33,345.00
Number of Assessed Corporations 25
Value of Assessed Corpora- tions $949,715.00
Number of Horses 15
Number of Cows 71
Number of other cattle
12
Number of Fowl Assessed
1807
Number of Dwellings Assessed
503
Number of Acres of Land Assessed
19,108 1/3
Number of Persons Assessed on Polls 547
Number of Persons Assessed on Polls only
317
Number of Persons Assessed on
Personal Estate only 12
Number of Persons Assessed on Real Estate only 452
Number of Persons Assessed on
Personal and Real Estate 125
Number of Cranberry Bogs
339
Number of Acres of
Cranberry Bog 2,735 1/2 2
Valuation of Cranberry Bogs
$1,573,370.00
Average Value per Acre
575.27
Estimated Cranberry Crop of 1938
78,000 Bbls.
Assessed Valuation of Cranberry Bogs for the Year 1939
1/4 A at $1,200
23 1/8 A at 1,050
3 1/4 A at 1,000
129 1/2 A at 950
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54
5/8 A at
900
11
3/8 A at
850
54 2/3 A at
800
188
4/10 A at
750
115 1/4
A at
700
388
1/4
A at
650
252
3/4 A at
600
435
1/4 A at
550
421
A at
500
162 1/4
A at
450
231 1/3
A at
400
105 1/2 A at
350
56 1/2
A at
300
39
2/5
A at
250
42
1/2
A at
200
2
3/4
A at
150
18 3/4 A at
100
Number of Autos and Trucks Assessed 617
Valuation of Autos and Trucks
$119,610.00
Amount of Excise Tax
3,422.16
Excise Tax Rate, 1939
35.90
Summary of Warrants to the Collector
Motor Vehicle Excise, March 2
$634.02
Poll, March 4
1,078.00
Motor Vehicle, Excise, April 10
1,591.73
Poll, June 6
16.00
Motor Vehicle Excise, June 24
719.35
Town, Real Estate, Sept. 1
67,699.83
Town, Personal Property, Sept. 1
5,815.39
Motor Vehicle Excise, Sept. 9
160.66
Town, Subsequent, Dec. 13
48.76
Poll, Dec. 13
4.00
Motor Vehicle Excise, Dec. 19
296.74
Motor Vehicle Excise, Jan. 1940
19.66
WILLIAM M. SHAW, RALPH E. WASHBURN, ARTHUR H. WADE, Assessors of Carver.
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT
O. P. Griffith, janitor $75.00
William Stoddard, janitor
587.50
Jesse A. Holmes & Son, supplies
6.47
Jack L. Martin, Clerk
287.50
Jack L. Martin, Treasurer
575.00
Jack L. Martin, Collector
575.00
Jack L. Martin, Mileage, 1,80212 miles @6c
108.15
Jack L. Martin, Supplies-Clerk
.80
E. M. Farrington, Supplies-Clerk
34.30
Chilton Press, Supplies-Clerk
10.65
Mass. Tax Coll. Assoc., Dues
2.00
Mass. Town Clerk Assoc. ,Dues
2.00
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies-Clerk
4 84
Deputy Collector fees
2.00
Notary fees
1.50
Jack L. Martin, Postage-Treasurer
61.29
Jack L. Martin, Postage-Collector
57.76
Keystone-Supplies 27.95
Frederick Weston, Treas., Coll., Clerk-Bond
158.00
L. W. Daniel, Supplies Treasurer
47.50
Wm. Egger, Supplies, Treas
11.00
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies, Treas.
1.63
Chilton Press, Supplies, Treas.
28.95
Chilton Press, Supplies, Collector
81.10
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies, Collector
22.99
Davol Printing Co., Supplies, Collector
1.00
Robinson Seal Co .. Supplies, Collector
1.08
Florence Washburn, Services
90.75
B. W. Roby, Services 232.50
B. W. Roby, Mileage, 97 miles @ 6c
5.82
B. W. Roby, Postage
1.24
E. B. Ware, Services
316.79
E. B. Ware, Mileage, 400 miles @ 6c
24.00
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A. W. Peterson, Services 196.70
A. W. Peterson, Mileage, 185 miles @ 6c 11.10
A. W. Peterson, Postage & supplies 8.13
Frank E. Barrows, Moderator
25.00
Sadie Wade, Election Officer 2.50
Charlotte Ware, Election Officer
2.50
Marjorie Griffith, Election Officer
2.50
Eveline McLure, Election Officer
2.50
Alma Kenney, Election Officer Florence Washburn, Election Officer
2.50
Mildred Shaw, Election Officer
2.50
Florence Kaski, Election Officer
2.50
Anna McGuire, Election Officer Harriet Snow, Election Officer
2.50
Winifred Shaw, Election Officer
2.50
Kenneth Shaw, Election Officer
2.50
Daisy Vaughan, Election Officer Olive Ward, Election Officer
2.00
Hattie Griffith, Election Officer
2.00
A. John Halunen, Serving Warrants
5.00
Chilton Press. Printing Ballots
18.00
Stetson & Clark
8.00
Jack L. Martin, Registration of voters
3.00
Notary Fees
.50
A. W. Peterson, Registration of voters
5.00
E. B. Ware, Registration of voters 9.00
Wm. H. Stoddard, Listing, Services
22.50
Wm. H. Stoddarl, Listing, mileage, 78 miles @ 6c
4.68
A. John Halunen, Listing, Services
31.50
A. John Halunen, Listing, mileage, 106 miles @ 6c
6.36
Frank Barrows, Listing, Services
30.00
Frank Barrows, Listing, mileage, 106 miles @ 6c
6.36
Florence Washburn, Listing, Services
77.75
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies
38.74
Robinson Seal Co., Supplies
2.51
H. W. Jordan, Postage
1.00
Edwin E. Bisbee, Labor 4.00
Plymouth County Assoc., Selectmen's Dues 6.00
J. V. Sullivan, Legal Advice 37.25
2.50
2.50
2.00
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Quabaug Rubber Co., Matting
25.58
D. H. Dempsey, Labor and supplies 20.17
Nemasket Trans. Co. 1.28
W. T. Grant Co., Supplies
.64
Samuel Cholerton, Insurance
261.21
Plymouth Rock Hdw. Co., Supplies
3.27
10.00
J. A. Bissonnett, Deputy Collector Arthur Burbank, Auditor
45.00
Kenneth Shaw, Auditor
45.00
Norman V. Holmes, Auditor
45.00
A. L. Pappi, Labor and Stock
14.86
Russell Appling, Insurance
96.95
State Prison, Brushes
3.60
Perez L. Shurtleff, Labor
1.25
Plymouth County Elec. Co.
55.58
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies
9.16
Arnold Telfer, Labor and Stock
20.00
Church Coal Co.
445.90
John E. Jordan Co., Supplies
4.91
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone
117.05
Chilton Press, Supplies
16.00
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies, Assessors
26.05
Austin Ward, Sign
2.00
Ralph Washburn, Services, Assessor
263.50
Ralph Washburn. Mileage, 425 miles @ 6c
25.50
William Shaw, Services, Assessor
285.00
William Shaw, Mileage, 693 miles @ 6c
41.58
William Shaw, Postage
6.01
Arthur Wade, Services, Assessor
266.50
Arthur Wade, Mileage, 379 Miles @ 6c
22.74
Eleanor Shaw, Assessors' Clerk
59.50
E. M. Farrington, Assessor's cards
36.16
William Holmes, Dog Officer, Services
24.60
William Holmes, Mileage, 327 Miles @ 6c
19.62
$6,359.31
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PUBLIC WELFARE
Home Assistance
$852.70
Walter Carmichael, Supplies
471.50
John Bourget, Supplies
478.63
H. S. Pink, Supplies
522.88
Harry Jordan, Supplies
10.00
W. T. Grant Co., Clothes
122.85
Plymouth County Elec. Co.
19.56
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies
10.86
Chilton Press
3.25
L. M. Chase, Medical Services
395.65
E. Centeio, Supplies
174.61
E. Centeio, Board
240.00
E. Centeio, Rent
40.00
E. Centeio, Transportation
10.00
Maurice Robbins, Milk
4.60
John Tubman, Carting wood
61.00
Atlantic Refining Co., Oil
65.15
Embert Eames, Jr., Milk
27.12
Lewis Jenney, Supplies
93.00
Standish Dairy
29.36
Nathan Roby, Oil
91.31
Treasurer of U. S., Commodities
40.08
New England Hosp. for Women
88.05
St. Luke's Hospital, New Bedford
58.84
Jordan Hospital
83.95
Wikstein Bros., Milk
78.12
A. K. Finney, Express
1.47
Mary Aho, Board
322.00
William Egger, Burials
200.00
William Egger, Ambulance
5.00
Joe Watts, Nursing
27.15
A. L. Douglas. supplies
1.00
Edwin Bisbee, Labor
1.25
Robert Davis, Medical services
15.00
Manuel Correia
5.00
Kay's Service, medical
2.67
Theo. Thomas, Milk
10.08
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Plymouth Co-op. Bank, Rent
20.00
Manuel G. Thimas, Milk 8.76
Mass. Eye & Ear Hospital
60.90
Frank Barrows, Digging Graves
20.00
John Baptiste, Board
90.00
Mrs. Earl Johnson, Rent
10.00
Lillie Leito, Rent
24.50
Michael Joseph, Rent
6.00
Frank Thatcher, Rent
22.00
Amelia Thomas, Board
75.00
Abbie Adams, Board
578.00
City of Boston
314.32
Town of Plymouth
1,034.63
City of New Belford
144.66
Town of Middleboro
142.32
Town of Wareham
833.98
Florence Washburn, Clerical Work
51.50
A. W. Peterson, Services
315.88
A. W. Peterson, Postage
8.00
A. W. Peterson, Mileage, 1053 Miles @ 6c
63.18
J. V. Sullivan, Legal Services
15.00
D. W. Besse, Shoes
49.13
Commonwealth of Mass.
1,394.83
Alexander McLure, Milk
11.40
Wm. E. Austin
3.00
Herbert H. Howard, Medical
85.00
J. H. Davis, Medical
35.00
Hannah Salminen, Board
78.00
Earl Ware, Services
45.60
Rockland Pharmacy
1.65
J. M. Peckham, Medical services
110.00
Mass. Gen. Hospital
5.25
Amelia Lopes, Board
27.00
City of Fall River
60.00
Town of Rochester
50.84
B. W. Roby, Services
8.00
B. W. Roby, Mileage, 24 Miles @ 6c
1.44
Mrs. Wm. Nason, Board
44.00
Geo. E. Cornwell, Burial
100.00
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Frank Shanks
2.00
Leyden Press
.75
Catherine Gonsalves, Board
15.00
32.17
Town of Maynard City of Lawrence
137.50
$10,799.88
AMERICAN LEGION
Treasurer-Sons of Veterans, Rent
$100.00
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Home Assistance
$1,003.50
A. W. Peterson, Services
25.05
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies
2.00
Florence Washburn, Clerical Work
8.25
A. W. Peterson, Mileage-113 Miles @ 6c
6.78
$1,045.58
PLYMOUTH COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
Plymouth County Agent
$100.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Home Assistance
$12,695.41
J. M. Peckham, M. D., Services
15.00
John E. Moore Corp., Supplies
16.45
Aune Lammi, Nurse
10.00
L. M. Chase, M. D., Services
21.00
L. D. Nye, M. D., Services
5.00
A. W. Peterson, Services
225.20
Florence Washburn, Services
31.25
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies
5.30
Earl Ware, Services
11.10
B. W. Roby, Services
2.00
Chilton Press, Supplies
10.70
Town of Plymouth
50.00
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Town of Falmouth
64.00
Town of Middleboro
14.67
Frank Barrows, Digging grave
6.00
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
5.72
William Egger, Burial
100.00
Dept. Public Welfare, Boston
35.00
A. W. Peterson, Postage
5.40
A. W. Peterson, Mileage, 9041/2 Miles @ 6c
54.27
$ 13,383.47
UNCLASSIFIED ACCOUNT AND MEMORIAL DAY
Daniel Dempsey, Delivering Town Reports
$10.62
Chilton Press, Town Reports
191.00
Treasurer Sons of Veterans, Memorial Day 150.00
Robert E. Steinholt, Refund
79.42
$431.04
GYPSY MOTH ACCOUNT
John Tubman, Labor and truck
$498.83
Raymond Tubman, Labor
20.00
Herman Young, Labor
19.50
Chesley Knowlton, Labor
17.50
Clarence Garnett, Labor
107.75
Herbert Shaw, Labor
22.75
Rudolph Salminen, Labor
20.00
Edwin Blake, Labor
21.50
Jesse A. Holmes & Son, Supplies
5.05
Jas. Huggins & Sons, supplies
14.58
Russell Appling, Labor
104.75
Edward Adams, Labor & Stock
2.00
Justin A. McCarthy, Hose
39.90
Henry Pink, Supplies
3.80
Sherwin Williams Co., Tar Flakes
5.40
Wenham Garage, Labor & Stock
12.50
Nemasket Trans. Co., express
3.86
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Est. of A. D. Griffith, Lead
197.50
Norfolk Rubber Co. 25.48
Walter Carmichael, Gas and oil
18.92
Jay A. Ward, Labor and stock
6.50
Roger Williams, Oil
1.00
$1,169.07
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR FLAG
Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Flag $26.99
HEALTH ACCOUNT
Plymouth County Hospital
$807.00
Robert Raymond, Burying Dog
1.00
A. J. Halunen, Labor
1.00
J. J. Shepherd & Son, burial certificate
.50
Arthur Shanks, Labor
16.50
James Braddock, Labor
12.00
Alton Shurtleff, Labor
4.00
J. Pouliot, Labor
28.00
Clarence Garnett, Labor
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