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Dennis East Boston
Aug. 5
Harwich
Clarence L. Gage Mary Elizabeth Elland
Dennis Dennis
Aug. 29
Harwich
Roscoe F. Bassett Helen Somers
Harwich Brockton
Sept. 3
Harwich
Berge De Mossin Gertrude Altemus
Harwich Harwich
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MARRIAGES-Continued
DATE
AT
NAME OF PARTIES
RESIDENCE
Sept. 8
Harwich
David Crowell Dorothy Pierce
Sandwich Harwich
Sept. 8
Scituate
Harry F. Gibbs Martha Edna Langley
Harwich
Sept. 8
So. Natick
Alexander Robertson Dorothy Vernon Chase
Harwich Natick
Sept. 10
Boston
Rufus H. Small, Jr. Alice C. Giles
Harwich Harwich
Sept. 15
Harwich
Chester Cushing Campbell Annie Ethel Johnston
Yarmouth Buffalo, N. Y.
Sept. 30
Boston
Leonard Sears Mary Little Malone
Harwich Milton
Sept. 30
Harwich
Miron Washington Rogers Adelaide Sumner Horton
Harwich Brookline
Oct. 18
Meriden, Conn.
Roswell H. Nye Eddis S. Buckley
Harwich Meriden, Ct.
Nov. 21
Barnstable
Joseph Roderick Mary Leite
Harwich Harwich
Nov. 10
New Bedford
Roger Nunes Josephine Costa
Harwich New Bedford
Dec. 5
Wellfleet
Kenneth Earle Buck Mary A. McDermott
Harwich Chatham
Dec. 10
Chatham
Wilbur Franklin Robie Mertis Kendrick
Chatham Harwich
Dec. 22
Chatham
Clifton Everett Stalker Olive Alida Eldridge
Harwich Chatham
Dec. 31
Gloucester
Frederick R. Carlson Grace M. McDonald
Harwich Gloucester
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Deaths Recorded in the Town of Harwich for the Year 1923
DATE
NAME OF DECEASED
Y
M
D
January 2
Leston S. Small, Harwich
51
11
14
January 3
Keziah N. Jerauld, E. Harwich
85
6
6
January 14
Katherine M. Eldridge, Harwichport
77
1
4
Januury 17
Benjamin W. Doane, Harwichport
63
8
11
January 19
Mary L. Gorham, W. Harwich
81
5
21
January 24
Josephine Doane, Harwichport
65
9
9
February 9
Johanna L. Walker, Harwichport
66
February 11
Emulous Hall, N. Harwich
70
6
27
February 15
Elbridge A. Bearse, Harwichport
79
11
25
February 16
Reliance P. Young, Harwichport
82
6
10
February 23
Sarah H. Phillips, Harwich
85
February 26
Asa L. Andrews, Harwich
80
3
7
February 26
Emanuel Pinna, Harwich
56
February 27
Nathan B Smith, W. Harwich
76
5
March 1
Ziba Hunt, Harwich
95
March 24
George B. Mecarta, Harwich
90
1
29
March 26
Clementine F. Nickerson, Harwich
76
11
8
March 29
Zephaniah Nickerson, Harwichport
66
5
10
April 4
Rose P. Baker, W. Harwich
64
10
21
April 12
Joseph J. Gomes, Jr., Pleasant Lake
1
27
April 16
Hope Nickerson Doane, Harwich
20
5
10
April 23
Emma L. Simmons, W. Harwich
75
6
12
April 24
Louis B. Phillips, Harwichport
48
7
20
April 25
Annie P. Dutton, Harwich
52
9
6
April 27
Catherine A. Larkin, Harwich
82
1
7
May 2
Deborah Cahoon, Harwich
80
1
18
May 1-1
Nancy Phillips, Harwichport
69
11
11
May 14
Rhoda T. Weeks, S. Harwich
87
3
29
May 25
John F. Allen, Harwich
77
4
9
June 10
Diana K. Hall, N. Harwich
82
6
9
June 15
Alvin N. Bassett, Pleasant Lake
87
3
15
June 18
John Adams Chase, N. Harwich
83
6
27
July 1
Isabel L. Brown, Harwichport
64
7
22
July 4.
Eliza Doane Crosby, Harwich
78
19
July 8
John A. Lothrop, Harwich
75
8
29
July 17
Emma M. Davis, Harwichport
68
5
15
July 27
Eila Lillian Huttie, W. Harwich
8
7
5
James B. Doane, Harwichport
98
3
17
August 4
Euphemia L. Lopes, Harwich
33
3
27
July 4
John K. Andrews, Harwich
2
23
July 13
Mary Eliza Smith, S. Harwich
83
8
2
June 27
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DEATHS-Continued
DATE
NAME OF DECEASED
Y
M
D
August 28
Albert Lincoln Clark, W. Harwich
70
6
19
October 4
Theodore Parker Doane, Harwichport
64
5
8
October 15
Amos G. Wheeler, Harwich
65
7
5
October 16
J. Arthur Jacobs, W. Harwich
75
1
October 23
Paulena N. Snow, Harwichport
73
2
7
October 31
Stillborn
November 14
Elsie Josephine Nickerson, N. Harwich
1
2
8
November 16
William Rogers Burgess, Harwichport
81
9
11
November 29
Lora F. Small, Harwichport
69
10
28
December 4
Walter I. Paine, Harwich
71
2
10
December 19
Harriett Cavenaugh, Harwichport
70
December 25
John A. Gomes, Harwich
33
December 29
Ellen Smith Small, Harwich
74
5
26
December 31
Sally B. Tripp, W. Harwich
65
3
4
Brought to Harwich for Burial
Lena Fournier, Boston
Lena G. Kerien, Brockton
Anthony H. Ryder, Wareham Fred A. Rogers, Providence Elinor Davis, Brockton
Selena F. Chase, Dennis
Priscilla T. Young, Belmont
Geo. W. Nickerson, Chelsea
George H O'Brien, Yarmouth
Rebecca D. Gorham, Seattle
Adeline Jacobs, Brockton
Everett P. Small, Taunton
Eli Edwin Bassett, Dartmouth Sadie Chase Erickson, Boston
Peter B. Chase, New Brighton, Staten Island
107 Town Clerk's Report of 1923 Dog Account
Dogs Licensed :
94 Male Dogs at $2.00
$188.00
20 Female Dogs at $5.00
100.00
1 Kennel License
25.00
Total Received $313.00
Paid to Town Treasurer fees on 115
Licenses at 20c each 23.00
Paid County Treasurer $290.00
County Treasurer reports following payments to Dec. 1 on Dog account:
Queen Ann Gunning Club, Damage
$50.00
Benj. Rose, Damage
16.00
Chas. T. Chase Appraiser
1.40
Ephraim H. Doane, Appraiser
2.80
J. F. Ryder, Appraiser
4.80
Frank T. Walker, Appraiser
8.00
Town Meeting Warrant, 1923
BARNSTABLE, S. S.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Har- wich, in said County, GREETING-
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachu- setts you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Harwich qualified to vote in elections and town affairs, to meet at Exchange hall in said town, on Monday, February 4, 1924 at 8.30 o'clock in the forenoon to act on the following Articles :-
Article 1. To choose a Moderator to act in said. meeting.
Article 2. To choose on one ballot the following Town Officers and Committees :- Town Clerk and Treasurer for one year; one Selectman and Overseer of the Poor for three years; three Herring Committee for one year; two Auditors for one year; three Con- stables for one year; one Assessor for three years; one School Committee for three years; one Trustee Brooks Library for three years; one Park Commissioner for three years.
Article 3. To choose all other necessary Town Of- ficers and Committees.
Article 4. To hear the report of all Town Officers
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and Committees for the year 1923, and act fully there- on.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to author- ize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of the revenue of the current financial year, and act fully thereon.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be neces- sary to defray town expenses for the ensuing year, and act fully thereon.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to instruct its Selectmen to control, regulate and prohibit the tak- ing of eels, clams, quahaugs and scallops within the town limits as provided in Chapter 91, Section 85, and Acts in amendments thereto of the Revised .Laws of Massachusetts, and to make any regulations in regard to such fisheries as may be deemed expedient, and act fully thereon.
Article 8. To see what action the Town will take in relation to the leasing or disposal of the Herring Fishery in said town for a term of years, or otherwise, and act fully thereon.
Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of four hundred dollars ($400) to put a culvert under the town road at Pleasant Lake for the outlet of herring, provided the N. Y., N. H. & Hartford Railroad will put a culvert under their road, and act fully thereon.
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Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate $7400, to come under the provisions of Chapter 81, Section 26, of the Acts of 1922, to secure $5550 allotted by the State, and act fully thereon.
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate $6000 to meet equal sums allotted by County and State to improve and reconstruct the Brew . ster-Harwich road, starting at the Brewster line, and act fully thereon.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to con- tinue the survey for an Assessors' map, as authorized in 1923, and make an appropriation therefor, and act fully thereon.
Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to turn- pike the South County Road from Brooks Road to a point about 300 feet east of Herring River Lower Bridge, and make appropriation therefor; and act fully thereon.
Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to ac- cept the road in West Harwich known as Dodd Lane, as laid out by the Selectmen and surveyed from the State road to the ocean, and make an appropriation therefor, and act fully thereon.
Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to pay fifty cents per hour for labor. By request.
Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to sell two of the small spraying machines. By request
Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to build a shed roof addition to the so called hearse house build-
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ing at the Town Farm, and raise and appropriate the sum of $200; and act fully thereon. By request.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the use of the Cape Cod Farm Bureau, and elect a Director as auth- orized by Sec. 41-45, Chap. 128, Vol. I, pages 1107, 1108, Massachusetts General Laws, relating to agri- culture.
Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to auth- orize the Selectmen to appoint a committee to report at the next annual meeting on whether the town should establish a town forest.
Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to harden with oil or some other suitable material, the road be- ginning at the church in West Harwich, leading south 3000 feet, make appropriation for the same and act fully thereon.
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to top- coat with oil the North Harwich oil road from the North Harwich station to the school house, and act fully there- on.
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to accept the road in that part of said Harwich called West Harwich, near the residences of H. E. Crane and W. E. Shepard, being the extension of a way previously laid out by said town and extending westerly about 1600 feet parallel with the shore, as the same is laid out by the Selectmen of said town, as appears by the records
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and files of the Town Clerk of Harwich; to raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor, and to act fully thereon.
Article 23. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) to repair Northern Avenue, in Doane's field, so called, and to act fully thereon.
Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to widen and harden with cinders the Gordon Richie road in West Harwich, and act fully thereon.
Article 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand Dollars to be expended under the authority of the Board of Health for the Visiting Nurse.
Article 26. To see if the Town will raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to harden with cinders the road beginning at E. G. Eldridge's store on Bank street, and ending at the corner on the South County road near Benjamin F. Bee's, Harwich Port, and act fully thereon.
Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to main- tain electric street lights on Pleasant street, Harwich Port, raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money therefor, and act fully thereon.
Article 28. To see if the town will vote to abolish the present system and adopt a system of electing three selectmen, three assessors, three overseers of the poor,
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and three members of a board of health, each to serve for two years.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to pro- vide for a legal adviser to the Selectmen to act for one year at a fixed salary, and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for such purpose.
Article 30. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to contract with the Harwich Water Com- pany for a supply of water and hydrants for fire pro- tection, and raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand dollars ($3000) for the first year of such sup- ply.
Article 31. To see if the Town will authorize and instruct the Selectmen to provide a map drawn to scale and of suitable size and form for a public record, showing all public ways in that part of the town situated south of the South County road and the main road through Harwich Port and South Harwich, and raise and ap- propriate an amount of money sufficient for carrying on a part of said work during the ensuing year.
Article 32. To see if the Town will vote to construct an oil road on Parallel street in Harwich Center, begin- ning at its intersection with Bank street near the Har- wirh Inn, and continuing to the residence of Mr. Fred Chase, or any part thereof, and to determine how the money shall be raised and the payments met, and act fully thereon.
Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars to harden with cinders the road leading from Main street,
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Harwich Port, to the Sisson Road, so called, near the residence of the late Jasper Small, and act fully there- on.
Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to harden with oil the unfinished portion of the North Harwich road from a point near the North Harwich school house, east, to connect with the oil road, about one-fourth of a mile, and act fully thereon.
Article 35. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5000) to be used by the School Committee, should it be necessary, to open ad- ditional school rooms next September, or to take any action thereon.
Article 36. To see if the Town will vote to appro- priate $300 to be used by the Town Treasurer for pur- chase of an adding machine for use in the Town Office.
Article 37. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars to harden and improve with cinders the low places on the road beginning at the East Harwich church and extending northerly to the South Brewster road, and act fully there- on.
Article 38. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to harden and improve with oil the unfinished portion of the shell road in East Harwich and act fully thereon.
Article 39. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars to harden with cinders the road in East Harwich from the late Nathan Nickerson corner to the State
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Highway near Pleasant Bay, and act fully thereon.
Article 40. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to harden with cinders the unfinished portion of the road at West Har- wich, leading from the depot road to the corner near the residence of Ralph Cummings, and act fully thereon.
Article 41. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to be expended in opening the channel to Allen's Harbor, and act fully thereon.
Article 42. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to light with electricity the street leading from the State Highway in West Harwich to Smith street, so called, and con- tinue on Smith Street as far as the poles extend, and act fully thereon.
Article 43. To see if the Town will vote to auth- orize its Selectmen to petition the General Court of Massachusetts for authority to adopt the Town Man- ager form of government.
Article 44. To see if the Town will accept and adopt the layout or relocation of a way designated as Caleb street, extending between the lands of Grace E. Radway on the east and Mabel A. Nichols on the west, from the southwesterly line of Herring River road to the town line of Dennis, as made by the Select- men.
Article 45. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) to harden
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with cinders the road leading from E. G. Eldredge's store on Bank street, Harwich Port, easterly by the road leading to the dwelling of Mrs. Arthur Nicker- son, and act fully thereon.
Article 46. To see if the Town will vote to con- tinue in office the School Investigation Committee ap- pointed under Article 45 in the Town Warrant for 1923, they to make such recommendations as they see fit, not later than the next annual town meeting; and to see if the Town will give said Committee authority to fill any vacancies occurring in its body, and to see if the Town will vote to reappropriate the sum of $200, appropriated under said Article 45 at the last annual meeting, no part of which has been expended.
Article 47. To see if the Town will raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to harden with oil the road beginning at the South County road and end- ing at the shore near the residence of Walter Keach in Harwich Port.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof, one in each Post Office, in said town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m. on Monday, February 4, 1924, and may be closed at 2 o'clock p. m.
Hereof fail not and make due returns of this War- rant with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of said meeting.
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Given under our hands this twenty-first day of January, 1924.
EPHRAIM H. DOANE, J. FREEMAN RYDER, CHARLES T. CHASE, Selectmen of Harwich.
Correct, attest : ELISHA H. BEARSE, Constable.
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
and the
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
TOWN OF HARWICH MASSACHUSETTS
TOWN
ORATED SEPT. 14. 16
OF
2 INCORPO
SEAL
.... ..
RWICH
ADOPTED
1897.
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EPT
FOR THE YEAR 1923
DAYS WHEN THE FLAG SHOULD BE DISPLAYED
New Year's Day
Lincoln's Birthday
Washington's Birthday
Inauguration Day
Battle of Lexington
Battle of Manila Bay
May 1
Mothers' Day
2nd Sunday in May
Memorial Day (half staff until noon)
May 30
Flag Day
June 14
Battle of Bunker Hill
June 17
Independence Day
Labor Day
July 4 1st Monday in September September 10 Sept. 11 October 12
Lake Champlain Day
Columbus Day
Battle of Saratoga
October 17
Surrender of Yorktown
October 19
Armistice Day
November 11
January 1 February 12 February 22 March 4 April 19
Lake Erie Day
CALENDAR FOR 1924
Winter Term
All Schools open January 2
All Schools close March 21, 12 weeks
Vacation one Week.
Spring Term
All Schools open March 31 Elementary Schools close June 13, 11 weeks
High School closes June 20, 12 weeks
Fall Term
High School opens September 2, 16 weeks
Elementary Schools open September 22, 13 weeks
All Schools close December 19. One week vacation.
Winter Term-1925
All Schools open December 29, 1924 The High School year is 40 weeks
The Elementary School year is
36 weeks
Schools close on all regular holidays.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
JOSEPH B. ATKINS, Chairman Term Expires 1924
HENRY M. SMALL, Secretary Term Expires 1925
RALPH W. DOANE, Treasurer Term Expires 1926
District Superintendent-WILLIAM F. SIMS
Attendance Officer : LABAN SNOW, Harwichport. Tel. 92-4
School Physician : DR. RUSSELL B. SPRAGUE (Resigned)
School Nurse : MISS MARIA PUTNAM
Report of School Committee
To the Citizens of Harwich :
In the last year now drawn to its close, your com- mittee feel that the schools have made satisfactory prog- ress.
In the absence of any other policy, partial consol- idation has continued to be followed and expen- ditures have been made at the Center and Port Schools By the orders of the State Building Inspector fire es- capes were added to these buildings. A complete change of plan in the lighting of the Grammar building was adopted. At the Port complete new toilets for both schools with a new building was provided. These im- provements will be made in other schools as means are available.
So far as can be seen no great change in appropria- tions are needed in the immediate future. Salaries seem fairly adequate and up to adjoining towns.
In November Supt. L. G. Williams closed a fifteen year term of service in the Schools of Harwich. This is by far the longest period any one occupant has held the office and was characterized by steady, persistent work for the betterment of the schools. Your committee was fortunate in the choice of Mr. W. F. Sims as his suc- cessor. On account of this change the special committee
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chosen at the last annual town meeting for any general improvements has not accomplished much. We recom- mend this committee be continued and with the assis- tance of the new Superintendent when he becomes fully acquainted we feel sure valuable work can be accom- plished.
JOSEPH B. ATKINS, “ HENRY M. SMALL, RALPH W. DOANE.
School Committee.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
TEACHERS' SALARIES High School
Hobart V. Jones, Principal
$1,262.50
Flavel M. Gifford, Principal
800.00
Ruth V. Weston
1,145.00
Katherine M. Keliher
782.50
Josephine L. Crowell
540.00
$4,530.00
Center Elementary Schools
Hillary M. LeClaire, grammar $1,318.03
Ethel C. Hammond, intermediate 596.41
Allie C. Crowell, intermediate 379.18
Ethalene B. Nickerson, primary
1,006.94
Mary A. Eldredge, sub. primary
5.56
Mary A. Eldredge, sub. interme- diate
10.56
Helen Eldredge, sub. primary 5.56
$3,322.24
Harwichport
Flossie H. Chase, grammar $1,018.06
Magdalene E. Chase, primary 604.33
Cora E. Doane, primary 325.00
Mary A. Eldridge, sub-primary 2.64
$1,950.03
8 West Harwich
Lillian L. Williams
$611.10
Margaret Tubman 349.99
Mary E. Eldredge, substitute
5.56
Christine Cahoon, substitute
27.78
Alta Chase, substitute 5.56
$999.99
North Harwich
Mary A. Sylvia, grammar
$1,018.06
Katherine A. Moriarty, primary 1,018.06
$2,036.12
Total for teachers $12,838.38
SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC AND DRAWING
Laura E. Haskins
$300.00
Vivian Dix 280.00
$580 00
SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY
Loring G. Williams, Superin-
tendent
$1,050.00
William F. Sims, Superintend- ent 152.51
$1,202.51
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HEALTH
H. D. Handy, M. D. $6.67
Ada S. Creelman, School Nurse
210.00
Maria Putnam, School Nurse 140.00
$356.67
JANITORS
John J. Erickson, Center $600.00
Benjamin D. Smith, Port
160.00
Willis C. Newcomb, Port
20.00
Arthur Thivierge, West
180.00
Holland G. Rogers, North
180.00
$1,140.00
TRANSPORTATION
B. Cleveland Bassett
$3,780.00
Ellis Garage 2.00
$3,782.00
FUEL Harwich Center
S. R. Kelley, coal
$36.20
Chas. D. Hall, coal
293.93
J. Freeman Ryder, wood
30.00
Harry B. Bassett, cutting wood
2.00
$362.13
Harwichport
Chas. D. Hall, coal
$17.00
F. H. Chase, wood 12.00
10
S. R. Kelley, coal 53.81
Arthur Ellis, carting wood
3.00
R. W. Williams, carting fuel 11.50
$97.31
West Harwich
Augustus C. Ellis, wood $27.00
Chas. D. Hall, coal
33.00
J. Freeman Ryder, wood 7.50
Arthur Thivierge, cutting wood
4.00
$71.50
North Harwich
S. R. Kelley, coal $95.75
Chas. D. Hall, coal
34.00
J. Freeman Ryder, wood
14.00
$143.75
Total for fuel $674.69
REPAIRS AND INCIDENTALS Harwich Center
Young Bros., supplies $6.90
Abbott S. Knowles, tuning piano
10.00
A: Howes, supplies 48.56
Albert L.Baker, labor and material 67.02
John Condon, fire extinguishers 54.00
J. W. Crowell, labor 2.00
E. F. Bassett, repairing lawn mower 1.50
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J. W. Bassett, labor 1.00
Harwich Lumber Co., material
3.15
J. F. Tobey & Sons, supplies 19.47
Norman C. Hayner Co., supplies
6.00
John J. Erickson, labor
9.25
S. Everett Eldredge, labor
7.00
C. S. Burgess, labor
2.25
E. L. V. & E. I. Bassett, labor
19.75
H. C. Cahoon, labor
10.50
Abner F. Long, labor
3.00
M. W. Rogers, repairing desks
1.85
Henry Small, painting
10.00
283.20
West Harwich
George F. Ellis, repairing pump
$6.00
Arthur Thivierge, cleaning and re-
pairs 26.45
32.45
Harwichport
Benjamin D. Smith, cleaning and repairs
$13.50
Nickerson and Freeman, repairs
36.01
J. O. Hulse Co., supplies 3.00
John Condon, fire extinguishers 27.00
Charles M. Smith, supplies
1.95
Ellis Garage, supplies 5.00
Lawrence C. Homer, repairing clock 2.50
Levi Snow, labor 1.50
Wm. A. Eldredge, labor and material 55.52
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Willis C. Newcomb, labor
3.50
Charles A. Kelley, labor 14.00
$163.48
North Harwich
Nickerson & Freeman, repairs
$36.00
A. Howes, supplies 59.16
H. G. Rogers, cleaning and repairs 37.90
$133.06
Total repairs and incidentals . $612.19
PERMANENT REPAIRS
American Seating Co., desks $731.15
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., frt. on desks 30.55
S. E. Eldredge, carting desks 4.00
Harwich Lumber Co., material for fire escapes, etc. 357.60
H. C. Cahoon, labor on fire es- capes and school building 413.49
Nickerson & Freeman, labor on fire escapes 153.39
$1,690.18
OFFICE
L. G. Williams, telephone, tele- grams, travel securing teachers, postage, express, etc. $72.12
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L. H. Underwood, clerical services 46.42
The Goss Print, stationery 36.01
Library Bureau, filing boxes 10.89
Art Metal Cons. Co., metal filing cabinet 13.52
Laban Snow, attendance officer and school census 31.75
J. B. Atkins, share of entertaining Superintendents 7.50
H. M. Small, extra services and ex- pense 15.00
George S. Rogers, keys to office
.75
Royal Typewriter Co., ribbons, etc. 3.25
$237.21
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
G. P. Putnam's Sons
$2.88
Charles Scribner's Sons
25.36
J. L. Hammett Co.
154.45
Edward E. Babb & Co.
366.47
A. N. Marquis & Co.
6.75
Horace Partridge Co.
28.27
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., frt. on supplies
16.83
Warwick & York, Inc.
24.71
C. C. Birchard & Co.
18.05
Macmillan Co.
19.89
R. W. Williams, carting supplies
7.00
Goss Print
27.43
Milton Bradley Co.
23.08
14
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins
210.32
James E. Nickerson, athletics 25.00
H. V. Jones, graduation
50.00
World Book Co.
6.00
J. P. Lippincott Co.
1.60
Dowling School Supply Co.
9.18
Frontier Press
34.50
Funk & Wagnalls
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