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L. E. Chase, expressage on supplies 43
Carter Ink Co., 2 bottles ink 84
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., freight charges 1 85
H. M. Meserve & Co., filing cabinet 102 86
H. M. Meserve & Co., supplies 65
Hobbs & Warren, stationery 2 84
L. E. Chase, oaths and recording 24 20
H. M. Meserve & Co., stationery 2 62
A. W. Parnell, telephone calls-$5.30; oaths-$4.75; supplies .- 45 ; stamps $2.19 12 69
$259 28
MOTHERS' AID
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation $650 00 By payments
$384 00
Unexpended 266 00
$650 00
STATE AID
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation none By payments $144 00
23
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Dr Cr.
To appropriation $100 00
By payments
$58 32
Unexpended 41 68
$100 00
W. and L. E. Gurley, supplies
$9 72
W. and L. E. Gurley, supplies
1 60
Stanley M. Walker, Sealer
47 00
$58 32
SURETY ON BOND
Dr.
Cr
To appropriation
$60 00
By payments
$50 50
Unexpended
9 50
$60 00
L. E. Chase, reimbursement on Treasurer Bond American Surety Co. of New York $17 50
Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co. Tax Coll. Bond Town Clerk Bond 4 00
29 00
$50 50
24
COLLECTION OF TAXES
Dr.
Cr. $445 37
To appropriation $500 00
By payments Unexpended 54 63
$500 00
L. E. Chase, Tax Collector 1925-$5.88 @ 2 % 1926-4,648 44 @ 2 %
$ 12
92 97
1927-17,614 39@ 2%
352 28
$445 37
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
$100 00
By payments
$74 75
Unexpended 25 25
$100 00
ABSTRACT OF TRANSFERS
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
$75 00
By payments
$43 39
Unexpended 31 61
$75 00
Shirley B. Chase, writing abstracts and postage 300 blank cards 6 20
$37 19
$43 39
25
CATCH BASIN AT EASTHAM DEPOT
Dr. Cr.
Dr. to appropriation $100 00 By payments $108 01
Exceeded 8 01
$108.01
Nathan A. Nickerson, labor
9 00
Cecil Moore, labor
9 00
George Smith, labor
9 00
Nathan Nickerson, truck
12 60
John F. Crosby, labor
18 70
John F. Crosby, time
3 50
Adin L. Gill, labor
12 00
Joseph Snow, labor
3 25
Edward Swartz, labor
4 00
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., freight on cover
1 56
Chadbourn Lumber Co., lime
3 00
Waldo Bros. and Bond, Cover and Frame
22 50
$108 01
CATCH BASIN AT CROSBY'S CORNER
Dr.
Cr.
Dr. to appropriation $100 00 By payments
$95 83
Unexpended 4 17
$100 00
26
Nathan A. Nickerson, labor
9 75
Nathan A. Nickerson, truck
9 90
Cecil Moore
7 75
George Smith
9 75
Frank Fuller
3 50
John F. Crosby
10 60
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Freight
1 25
Waldo Bros. and Bond, frame and grate
22 50
Chadbourne Lumber Co., material
20 83
95 83
STREET SIGNS
-
Dr.
Cr.
Dr. to appropriation $200 00
By payments
$177 69
Unexpended 22 31
$200 00
L. Scott Roe
20 Aluminum Signs 106 20
19 Post Caps 14 25
$120 45
Less discount
2 41
$118 04
H. T. Moore, labor, freight, and material
- 59 65
$177 69
27
CERTIFICATION OF NOTES
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation None By Payments $4 00
Division of Accounts, Certification of Note 28 $2 00
Division of Accounts, Certification of Note 29 2 00
$4 00
INSPECTION OF ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERING
Dr
Cr.
To appropriation $75 00 By Payments $60 00
Unexpended $15 00
1
$75 00
A. E. Cole, Inspector of Slaughtering
8 00
A. E. Cole, Inspector of Animals
25 00
O. E. Fulcher, Inspector of Slaughtering
2 00
O. E. Fulcher, Inspector of Animals
25 00
$60 00
28
SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTHS
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation by
By payments
$571 51
Town
$376 42
Assessed on private
· Re-imbursement, State
work 169 20
highway work 25 00
$402 31
$401 42
Exceeded
89
$402 31
George Flint, labor
$108 62
Alonzo L. Gill, labor
8 00
W. B. Higgins, labor
8 00
Irwin McKoy, labor
8 00
Riley H. Parker, labor
86 62
Paul Gibbin, labor
47 00
Robert Whiting, labor
59 62
W. B. Higgins, truck
229 25
9 gal. gasoline
1 71
S. F. Brackett, 4 brushes
60
Spraying material (Arsenate of Lead)
14 09
1
$571 51
M. B. HIGGINS,
Moth Supt.
29
WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation None By payments $6 00
J. G. Fulcher, 3 loads dressing on grounds
$6 00
FRED F. DILL,
Supervisor.
TOWN DUMP (CENTER)
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation $50 00 By payments $50 00
Alfred L. Oliver, 1 acre land $50 00
MEMORIAL DAY
Dr. To appropriation $25 00 By payments Unexpended $25 00
Cr.
None
NEW WELL AT TOWN HALL
Dr.
Cr.
$125 00
To appropriation $125 00 By payments Geo. H. Eldredge, material and labor $125 00
30
EASTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
To appropriation $25 00 By payments $25 00
To Trustees, Eastham Public Library $25 00
WELLFLEET SAVINGS BANK
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation
none By payments
$10,000 00
Revenue Loan No. 28
$5,000 00
Revenue Loan No. 29
5,000 00
$10,000 00
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
$250 00
By payments
$283 33
Exceeded
33 33
$283 33
Wellfleet Savings Bank, int. note No. 28
$106 25
Wellfleet Savings Bank, int. Note No. 29 106 25
Wellfleet Savings Bank, int. note No. 28
70 83
$283 33
31
ORLEANS FIRE DEPARTMENT
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation $100 00
By payments Unexpended 75 00
$25 00
July 2-Town of Orleans
$25 00
FIRE EQUIPMENT
Dr
Cr.
To appropriation $25 00
By payment
$19 15
Unexpended 5 85
$25 00
State Forester, fire can, pump and shovels
$19 15
TOWN FIRES
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation none By payments
May 3, 1927, Adin L. Gill et als
23 50
July 28, 1927, Adin L. Gill et als
25 30
$48 80
RAILROAD FIRES
Dr. Cr
To appropriation
None By payments 8 80
Aug. 7, 1927, Adin L. Gill et als
$8 80
$100 00
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EXPENSE OF DAMAGE TO TOWN HALL BY LIGHTNING, AUG. 2, 1927
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation
none By payments $131 00
W. B. Higgins, labor and material
$70 00
The Electric Shop, Harwichport
61 00
$131 00
LEGAL ADVICE
Dr. Cr.
To appropriation $600 00 By payments $600 00
Chas. Sumner Morrill
$7 50
Chas. Sumner Morrill
16 00
Heman A. Harding, (Hannah Matter)
576 50
$600 00
BOUNTY ON WOODCHUCKS
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
$100 00
$43 00
By payments Unexpended 57 00
$100 00
Raymond Nickerson A. F. Rich Leonard J. Brewer
$6 00
1 00
3 00
33
A. F. Rich, Jr.,
2 00
Richard Saunders
1 00
Ralph Chase
5 00
Ezekial Fulcher, Jr.,
3 00
Charles Escubar
2 00
Robert Sparrow
1 00
Harry Collins
1 00
James Brown
3 00
Louise E. Nickerson
2 00
C. A. G. Hopkins
5 00
C. N. Campbell
1 00
C. N. Campbell, Jr.,
1 00
R. D. Cole
1 00
Phillip Smith, Jr.,
1 00
Raymond Brackett
3 00
Gordon Harris
1 00
$43 00
OLD CEMETERY BRIDGE ROAD
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
$100 00 By payments $110 25
Exceeded 10 25
$110 25
C. A. Hopkins, labor
$35 25
J. G. Fulcher, labor
47 00
Adin L. Gill, labor
28 00
$110 25
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SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' LOTS
Chapter 218, Acts 1920
Dr. To appropriation $50 00
Cr. $48 84
By payments Unexpended 16
$50 00
Boston Regalia Co., flags J. G. Fulcher, labor
$8 84
11 00
Geo. E. Hardwick, labor
30 00
$49 84
FRED F. DILL,
Supervisor.
COUNTY TAX
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation
None By payments $2,901 99
Treasurer, County of Barnstable
$2,901 99
REFUND ACCOUNT
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation None By payments $30 61
Orders drawn for refund on taxes to the amount of $30 61
35
CHECKER BOARD ROAD SIGNS
Dr.
Cr.
To appropriation None By payments
$65 61
Cecil Moore, labor
$2 00
George Smith, labor
2 00
Nathan Nickerson, labor
2 00
Nathan Nickerson, truck
3 60
John F. Crosby, labor
16 15
Chadbourn Lumber Co., stock
27 26
John L. Friend, labor
12 60
$65 61
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RECOMMENDATIONS
V Interest Account $300.00
Board of Public Welfare 1000.00
Board of Health 100.00
Miscellaneous Account 400.00
Clearing Snow 200.00
> Inspection of Cattle and Slaughtering 75.00
Town Hall Account 700, 600.00
Care of Soldiers and Sailors Lots. Chap. 218, Acts 1920. 30.00 Abstract of Transfers 75.00
V Weights and Measures 100.00
Collection of Taxes 500.00
V Officers Salary and Expenses
$ 300, + 2450.00
v Office Supplies 250.00
V/Surety on Bond 75.00
V Assessors Salary and Expenses . 500.00
Legal Advice 600.00
Schools 13,650.00
V Suppresion of Gypsey and Brown Tail Moth 376.42
V Soldiers Relief 100.00
V Mothers' Aid 750.00
Janitor Service
520.00
Reserve Fund
300.00
Certification of Notes 25.00
L
Town Fires
100.00
Y Inspectors of Wiring
50.00
3
Would Har mutmente 2621.42
School Come Salary 200,00
22821,4 300.00 100,00
37 SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
Approp.
Expended
Board of Public Welfare
$800 00
$898 61
Board of Health
100 00
23 00
Janitor Service (Town Janitor) Credits
520 00
1,248 00
728 00
520 00
Assessors' Salaries and Expenses
500 00
428 75
Miscellaneous Account
400 00
393 12
Mothers' Aid
650 00
384 00
Officers' Salaries and Expenses
1,600 00
1,488 24
State Aid
144 00
Collection of Taxes
500 00
445 37
Soldiers' Relief
100 00
74 75
Town Hall
700 00
767 69
Office Supplies
250 00
259 28
Abstract of Transfers
75 00
43 39
Clearing Snow
200 00
78 75
Weights and Measures
100 00
58 32
Surety on Bond
60 00
50 50
Certification of Notes
41 00
Inspection of Animals and Slaughtering 75 00
60 00
Old Cemetery Bridge Road
100 00
110 25
Soldiers' and Sailors' Lots
50 00
49 84
World War Memorial
6 00
Roads (Chap. 81, Sec. 26-29)
6,000 00
5,999 91
Bounty on Woodchucks
100 00
43 00
Lightning Damage to Town Hall
131 00
Legal Advice
600 00
600 00
Town Fires
48 80
38
Approp.
Expended
Town Road and Bridges
200 00
188 20
Catch Basin at Eastham Depot
100 00
108 01
Suppression of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Assessed on Private Work
401 42
571 51
169 20
402 31
Catch Basin Crosby's Corner
100 00
95 83
Street Signs
200 00
177 69
Orleans Fire Department
100 00
25 00
Railroad Fires
8 80
Interest Account
250 00
283 33
Wellfleet Savings Bank
10,000 00
Well at Town Hall
125 00
125 00
Eastham Public Library
25 00
25 00
Town Dump (Center)
50 00
50 00
Memorial Day
25 00
Refund Account
30 61
Fire Equipment
25 00
19 15
County Tax
2,901 99
Checker Board Road Signs
65 61
ARTHUR W. PARNELL, WM. B. HIGGINS, EDWARD D. PENNIMAN,
Selectmen.
39
TIMOTHY SMITH TRUST FUND
In Trust $25,000
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1927, Cash on Deposit
$7,048 19
Interest on Deposits
335 68
Interest on Loans
51 39
Loans
148 61
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., Income
1,099 95
$8,683 82
Expenditures
Orders of Trustees
$500 00
Dec. 31, 1927, Cash on Deposit
8,183 82
$8,683 82
:
Outstanding Loans
1922
$358 89
1923
312 50
1924
90 00
1925
390 00
1926
365 00
1927
300 00
$1,816 39
40
Interest on Above Loans
1922
$73 97
1923
60 59
1924
12 95
1925
43 22
1926
21 31
1927
5 54
$217 58
Total Resources
$10,717 79
ARTHUR W. PARNELL,
WM. B. HIGGINS, EDWARD D. PENNIMAN,
Trustees.
41
Auditor's Report
I, the undersigned Auditor of the Town of Eastham, have this day examined the accounts and vouchers of the Selectmen, Treasurer, School Committee and Library Trus- tees and find the same correct.
FRED F. DILL,
Auditor.
Eastham, Mass., January 18, 1928.
42
Report of Treasurer
January 1, 1927, Cash in Treasury $2,647 70
Overlay Balance 626 49
-
$3,274 19
RECEIPTS
State Treasurer
Income Tax 1925
$24 00
Income Tax 1926
180 00
Income Tax 1927
2,371 69
Corporation Tax (Public Service)
107 75
Corporation Tax (Business)
152 34
Compensation, Inspection of Animals
25 00
State Aid
144 00
Temporary Aid
49 28
Division of Highways, Chap. 81 (1926)
166 41
Division of Highways, Chap. 81 (1927)
2,371 69
Division of Forestry
25 00
School Superintendency
224 59
High School Transportation
1,600 95
$8,821 01
$6.41
County Treasurer
Refunded Dog Tax $106 45
43
Permits
Quahaug :
?
67 @ $5.00
$335 00
3 @ $1.00
3 00
$338 00
Eel, 3 @ $1.00
3 00
Weir, 1 @ $5.00
5 00
Milk, 5 @ 50c
2 50
$348 50
Licenses
Director of Standards :
Pedler's Licenses, 5 @ $3.00 (Ezra
L. Chase, Byron F. Holmes, Earl R. Atwood, John W. Sparrow, Willie D. Atwood) Sal of Denatured Alcohol, 6 @ $1.00
$15 00
6 00
Gasoline, 11 @ $1.00
11 00
Common Victuallers, 6 @ $1.00
6 00
Innholders, 4 @ $1.00
4 00
$42 00
Collector of Taxes
Taxes of 1925 Correction (Underpaid) $ 44
1926
4,351 41
1927
17,599 45
$21,951 30
44
Interest on Deferred Taxes
1926
$96 67
1927
14 94
111 61
$22,062 91
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
Income, Town Hall Trust Fund $108 39
Cape Cod Trust Co.
Interest on Deposits :
January
$5 75
February
3 84
March
3 62
April
11 29
May
9 75
June
1 15
July
3 73
August
5 37
September
7 34
October
13 26
November
19 56
December
21 37
$106 03
45
Wellfleet Savings Bank
Tax Loans :
No. 28
$5,000 00
No. 29
5,000 00
Zara Higgins Cemetery Fund
2 00
Frank O. Daniels Cemetery Fund
2 00
World War Memorial Fund
6 00
$10,010 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Stanley M. Walker, Sealer.
Fees $39 13
Rentals
Oyster Leases :
R. R. Higgins Co. (1926) $157 33
Town Hall :
Eastham Grange, No. 308 $155 98 -
Eastham Farmers' Assoc. 6 00
Ku Klux Klan 8 50
Anderson's Orchestra 8 50
178 98
$336 31
Re-imbursements
· N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. Fires $117 40
City of Boston School Dept.
Tuition and Supplies 645 23
$762 63
46
Refunds
School Dept., account Freight $1 30
Account Janitor
648 00
Sale of Stove 2 00
American Surety Co., account of Treasurer's Bond 3 00
Standard Oil Co., account Chap. 81
3 74
Nathan A. Nickerson, Surveyor,
account Depot Catch Basin
1 00
Town Hall, account sale of old storage batteries 5 00
Second District Court Fines
46 00
Library Dept., account Janitor
50 00
$760 04
Insurance
Barnstable County Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
$26 00
Boston Insurance Co.
104 80
$130 80
$46,908 39
EXPENDITURES
Orders of Selectmen
$28,484 30
School Payrolls
13,066 18
State Tax
1,440 00
State Highway Tax
323 00
Veterans' Exemptions
2 47
$43,315 95
47
Dec. 31, 1927.
Cash in Treasury
$2,913 51
Overlay Balance (Use restricted )
678 93
3,592 44
$46,908 39
Summary of Overlay Account
Jan. 1, 1927
Balances of Closed Accounts
$481 16
Overlay of 1926
$145 23
Abatements, 1926
108 25
37 08
Overlay of 1927
$175 80
Abatements, 1927
15 11
160 69
$678 93
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Treasurer.
48
Report of Collector of Taxes
Taxes Oustanding
Jan. 1 1927
Taxes of 1925 Underpaid
$
44
1926 Balance
4,885 05
Aug. 9, 1927 Warrant 21,800 48
Dec. 20, 1927, Warrant Omitted Taxes 157 04
-- $26,843 01
Taxes Collected
1925
1926
$ 44 4,351 41
1927
17,599 45 - $21,951 30
Abatements
1926
108 25
1927
15 11
$123 36
49
Balance to Collect
1926 1927
$425 39 4,342 96
$4,768 35
$26,843 01
Interest Collected
1926
1927
$96 67 14 94
$111 61
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Collector.
50
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Resources
Taxes of 1926
$425 39
1927
4,342 96
Oyster Leases, 1927
157 33
State (Dept. of Public Welfare) 161 00
State, account of State Aid
144 00
State, account of Chap. 81, Gen. Laws
250 00
County Refunded Dog Tax 130 86
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. account fires 8 80
Overlay Balance (Use restricted) 678 93
Cash in Treasury 2,913 50
$9,212 77
Liabilities
Constable's Salary, 1927
$50 00
Legal Advice (Hannah Matter)
80 45
130 45
Dec. 31, 1927, Total Net Resources
9,082 32
$9,212 77
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Treasurer.
51
Report of Custodian of Trust Funds
ZARA HIGGINS CEMETERY FUND
In Trust $50.00
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1927, Cash on Deposit $103 60
Jan. 1, 1927, Dividend
2 32
July 1, 1927, Dividend 2 36
108 28
Expenditures
Dec. 30, 1927, Care of Cemetery Lot $2 00
Dec. 31, 1927, Cash on Deposit 106 28
FRANK O. DANIELS CEMETERY FUND
In Trust $50.00
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1927, Cash on Deposit $54 72
Jan. 1, 1927, Dividend 1 22
July 1, 1927, Dividend
1 24
$57 18
Expenditures
Dec. 30, 1927, Care of Cemetery Lot $2 00
Dec. 31, 1927, Cash on Deposit 55 18
$57 18 {
52
EASTHAM WORLD WAR MEMORIAL FUND In Trust $268 38 Receipts
Jan. 1, 1927, Cash on Deposit $284 78
Jan. 1, 1927, Interest
6 39
July 1, 1927, Interest
6 55
$297 72
Expenditures
Dec. 30, 1927, Care of Grounds $6 00
Dec. 31, 1927, Cash on Deposit 291 72
$297 72
TOWN HALL TRUST FUND In Trust $1,600.00
Oct. 10, 1927, Income $108 39
Care and Maintenance of Town Hall Grounds 108 39
TIMOTHY SMITH TRUST FUND
In Trust $25,000.00 Receipts
Jan. 1, 1927, Cash on Deposit $7,048 19
Interest on Deposits 335 68
Interest on Loans 51 39
Loans
148 61
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Income
1,099 95
$8,683 32
53
Expenditures
Orders of Trustees
$500 00
Dec. 31, 1927, Cash on Deposit
8,183 82
$8,683 82
Loans Outstanding
1922
$358 89
1923
312 50
1924
90 00
1925
390 00
1926
365 00
1927
300 00
$1,816 39
Interest on Above Loans
1922
$73 97
1923
60 59
1924
12 95
1925
43 22
1926
21 31
1927
5 54
$217 58
Total Resources
$10,717 79
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Custodian.
54
Report of Town Clerk
(Vital Statistics)
1927
BIRTHS
1927
Births
Parents
Feb. 13 Norma Fran- cina Nickerson
Nathan A. and Avis E.
(Briggs) Nickerson
Mar. 11 Charles Robert Schuster, Jr.
Charles R. and Mary J.
(Fulcher) Schuster
Mar. 11 Robert Rose
John S. and Gertrude (Rogers) Rose
April 14 Tulk
Dorman F. and Julia M.
(Ryder) Tulk
April 28 Norma Louise Ellis
Lloyd A. and Ruth N.
(Higgins) Ellis
May 6 Ellen Janet Fulcher
Obed A. and Lottie (Young) Fulcher
June 21 Dorothea Marie Benner
Arthur T. and Gladys (Weeks) Benner
July 12 Donald Edward Howard and Dorothy (Mac Fulcher Loed) Fulcher
Aug. 15 Russell Clark Wiley
George R. and Susan F. (Nickerson) Wiley
Sept. 22 Robert Clayton Arthur A. and Grace Ellen
Clark (Clark) Clark
55
MARRIAGES 1927
1927
April 1 Leonard J. Brewer Eastham Adeline'E. (Crowell) Nickerson
April 16 .John Henry Redgate Edith Caswell Brewer
Boston, Mass.
Eastham
April 21 Harry F. Engley Eleanor A. (Anderson) Saunders
Eastham
Eastham
May 2 Mack Brookshire Ethel E. Brown
Fort Worth, Tex. Eastham
May 8 Henry E. Clark Dorothy Caroline Freeman
Whitman, Mass.
May 21 Warren O. Daniels Edith F. Sheehan
Eastham Everett, Mass
June 22 Orlando F. Snow Alice W. Rich
Orleans, Mass. Eastham
June 23 John L. Friend Dorothy S. Walker
Eastham Duxbury, Mass.
Sept. 24 Maurice W. Wiley Myrtle P. Carlisle
Eastham Brockton, Mass.
Oct.
5 Ralph L. Rogers Ina M. Nickerson
Orleans, Mass. Eastham
Oct. 10 Carleton W. Scott Ruth L. Rich
Orleans, Mass. Eastham
Eastham 4 €
Eastham
56
DEATHS
1927
1927 Name
Cause Y. M. D.
Jan. 24 Louise Mayo Doane
Carcinoma of* Rectum 57 General Peritonitis
Jan. 26 John E. Ryder
Valvular Disease of Heart 70 9 3
Mar. 5 Henry E. Knowles
Pneumo-coccus 41 7 11
Meningitis
April 5 Betsey M. Lewis
Tuberculosis of
Spine
62
1
April 14 Infant Tulk
Premature (1 hr.)
April 17 Frederick Coe
Valvular Disease of Heart 80
7 10 Nephritis
May
17
Rachel A. Libby Chronic Nephritis 68
6
24
Coronary Thrombosis
June 9 Charles E. How- land
Bronchial Pneumonia
Pulmonary Tuber-
culosis
71
10
19
June 16 Harriet E. Hig- gins
Chronic Nephritis
Pulmonary Edema 82
1
6
July 7 Anna May
Parker
Pernicious Anaemia
Nephritis, Valvular
. Heart Disease
68
8
18
57
July 9 Margaret Moore Myocarditis, Chronic Nephritis 86 5 27
July 20 Arthur C. Chip- Cerebral Hemor- man rhage 59 4 27
July
21
Caroline Phillips Myocarditis
72
2
7
July 28 Margaret Jane Fulcher
Tubercular Menin- gitis 1
6
24
Peritonitis
Aug. 13 Charlotte M. Lester Divine
Probably cronic or- ganic disease of heart. Died while swimming in Her- ring Pond. 18
Aug. 28 Charles C. Dan- Acute attack of iels
Indigestion. Died in his boat after raking qua- haugs. 65
Dec.
1
Edward E.
Knowles
Angina Pectoris, Oedema of Lungs. 67 ,6 7
QUAHAUG PERMITS
(1926 Names Omitted in 1926 Report)
Elmer C. Smith Orleans Orleans
Simeon L. Smith
1
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(1927)
Nehemiah P. Hopkins S. Frank Lee Flora B. Lee
Eastham Eastham Eastham Orleans Orleans
Ebenezer L. Cummings Solonois Childs
Harry E. Young
Eastham Orleans
Edward B. Fenn
Prince Smith
Orleans
Herbert Smith '
Orleans
William B. Steele
Eastham
W. Bradley Steele'
Eastham
Herbert L. Moore
Eastham
Richard R. Lee
Eastham
Asa R. Lee
Eastham
Dorman F. Tulk
Eastham
Charles E. Lee
Eastham
Tony Peters
Orleans
Charles C. Daniels
Eastham
Fred P. Turner
Eastham
Sieon L. Smith
Orleans Orleans
Leroy F. Richardson
Orleans
James E. Richardson
Orleans
John Hopkins
Eastham
Joseph Williams
Orleans
Charles Richardson
Orleans
Ernest Chase
Orleans
Frank K. Freeman
Orleans
Elmer R. Darling
Orleans
Ralph E. Hanson
Orleans
Cyrus C. Young
Orleans
Joshua L. Northup
Orleans
Kenneth T. Young
Orleans
Elmer C. Smith
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Elroy M. Larkin Herman E. Taylor
1
Orleans Orleans Orleans
Louis R. Higgins Chester W. Higgins
Orleans
Alton C. Daniels Leslie D. Baker
Orleans Orleans
Walter E. Young Overy P. Mayo
Orleans
Harry E. Hopkins
Eastham
Alfred J. Hopkins
Orleans
Albert A. Baker
Orleans
A. R. Finley
Orleans
Martin L. Murphy
Eastham
Lester M. Young
Orleans Orleans
Harold Griffin
Orleans
Bennett B. Nickerson
Orleans
John Keehlwetter
Orleans
Earl B. Nickerson
Orleans
Alton C. Crosby
Eastham
John D. Bonnell
Orleans
Edwin W. Horton Abbott H. Walker A. Reed Walker
Orleans
W. Everett Bonnell
Orleans Orleans
Francis Richardson James Mills
Eastham
Otis C. Nickerson A. W. Williams Freeman C. Hatch
Orleans
Alvah L. Murphy
Eastham
Henry H. Howland
Eastham
Sydney L. Ellis
Orleans
Joseph W. Ryder Archie R. Ryder
Eastham
Eastham
Orleans
Eastham
Eastham Orleans
Harold Eugley
Orleans
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LICENSES
Gasoline
John B. Crosby William H. Forrest H. A. Wentworth
Samuel F. Brackett & Son.
Obed W. Horton
Eastham Garage Walton Inn
Daniel W. Sparrow
Ruth A. Whiting Nellie M. Nickerson
John F. Crosby, 1926.
Denatured Alcohol
William H. Forrest
Obed W. Horton
H. A. Wentworth
Aaron W. Chadbourn
Samuel F. Brackett & Son
Eastham Garage
Dogs
George P. Brackett 1 female George R. Wiley
2 male
(Spayed) Bernard C. Collins 1 female
Bertha E. Keefe 1 male
(Spayed)
Henry H. Howland 1 male
Nahum M. Fuller 1 male
Frank King 1 male
Nathan E. Clark
1 male
Amy A. Cobb 1 male
Antone P. Escu- bar 1 male
Burton A. Kelley 1 male
Harry F. Engley 1 male
Ralph A. Chase 1 male
Fred F. Dill 1 male
Clarence E. Walker 1 male
Wilton I. Hopkins 1 male
Clayton O. Horton 1 male
John F. Crosby 1 male
Riley H. Parker 1 male
T. C. Fife 1 male
Samuel F. Brack-
Everett W. Gross 1 male
Warren A. Goff 1 male ett 1 male
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Roger D. Cole 1 male Obed A. Fulcher 1 male
Arthur E. Brown 1 male Samuel A. Nick-
Arthur A. Clark 1 male erson
1 female
1 female (Spayed)
Mary C. Smith Nathan A. Nick-
1 male E. G. Walton 1 male 1 female
erson 1 female Earl B. Nickerson 1 male
A. G. Duncan
1 male James P. Brewer 1 male
1 female Winfred J.
F. J. Bradlee 1 male Knowles 1 male
G. Herbert Windler 1 female Joseph A. Cobb 1 male
W. F. Nickerson 1 male Chas. F. Atwood 1 female
James P. Knowles 1 male William H. For-
Asa R. Lee 1 male
rest 1 female Earl K. Horton 1 male
George E. Hard- wick 1 male
Harvey T. Moore 1 male
Christine Sullivan 1 male
Tamson A. Nickerson 1 male Richard Kent
2 male
Henry Chadbourn 3 females
2 female
Abaelino E. Doane 1 male
1926 received in 1927
James P. Brewer 1 male Winifred J.
Philip M. Smith 1 female Knowles 1 male
Elizabeth A.
Asa R. Lee 1 male
Edwards 1 male
Common Victuallers
Roscoe S. Walton
W. H. Forrest
John B. Crosby
Ruth A. Whiting
Nellie M. Nickerson H. A. Wentworth
Innholders Joseph A. Cobb Thomas C. Kelley Robert H. Mercer, Walton Inn
1 male
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COPY OF PRINCIPAL VOTES
ANNUAL MEETING
February 7, 1927
Elected :
Fred F. Dill, Moderator.
Voted :
To waive the reading of the reports of the Town Offi- cers and to hear the report of the committees.
William B. Higgins reported for the committee on Town Dumps as follows:
In So. Eastham land has been purchased of Edward E. Knowles for that section of the Town and dump located. In Eastham center a change in the proposed location of dump had been made from the so-called Patterson property co land of Alfred L. Oliver on the west side of the Town road in a northerly direction from the home of the said Oliver now under construction. Mr. Oliver has agreed to sell one acre of land to the Town for the sum of $50.00 for that pur- pose. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $50. 00 for the purchase of said land for the said dump.
Owing to the inability of the committee to locate the owner of the land in No. Eastham which is now being used for a dump they were unable to take definite action relative to locating a permanent dump at that point at this time.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith reported for the committee rela- tive to naming and listing the Town's roads and streets.
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The committee has made investigation and find there are twenty-seven roads for which signs will be needed and ask- ed for one more member (preferably a carpenter) to be added to that committee, whereupon Harvey T. Moore was appointed, the said committee then reported the estimated cost to the Town of signs, posts and labor for placing the signs would approximate $200.00. The Town then voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 for this purpose and the committee was authorized to carry out its recom- mendations. Fred F. Dill reported for the committee on Town landings. Owing to the inability of committee to come to-terms with the various land-owners it seems im- possible to obtain said landings by this committee.
We recommend that a committee be appointed with au- thority to purchase these sections now under considerations for Town landings.
Voted to give this committee now standing full power and authority to purchase land as stated above. Mr. Wil- liam B. Steele in open meeting offered to give land to the Town for a road 33 feet wide from the Town road to Cook's Brook, so-called, for a Town landing, provided the Town will lay out a road to said point.
Joseph W. Ryder reported for the committee relating to opening a channel from the Salt Pond to Salt Pond Bay so- called.
The committee upon investigation found the cost would, in their opinion be prohibitive in so far as the work involv- ed would require the services of a dredger and the figure reported by Freeman C. Hatch a member of the committee as the lowest he could obtain for the work was $20,000.00.
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Voted that the Supervisor of Soldiers' and Sailors' lots with the aid of the Selectmen confer with the Department of Public Works to take steps which will stop the driving of vehicles over the World War Memorial grounds. Report of the Town Officers accepted.
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