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Dana Malone, Republican
121
Harvey N. Shepard, Democratic
42
John Weaver Sherman, Socialist I Blanks 3I
Councillor-First District
Charles O. Brightman, Republican I32
John McCarty, Socialist
2
Thomas F. O'Brien, Democratic
32
Blanks 32
Senator-First Plymouth District
Orion L. Griswold, Prohibition
3
John M. Hayes, Democratic 23
Melvin S. Nash, Republican I52
Elmer A. Wright, Socialist
O
Blanks 20
Representative in General Court-Second Plymouth District
Edgar L. Hitchcock, Democratic 50
William S. Moore, Republican Blanks 21
I27
19
County Commissioner - Plymouth
Edward P. Boynton, Democratic 49
O
George B. Cushman, Socialist
I20
Lyman P. Thomas, Republican Blanks
29
County Treasurer-Plymouth County
Thomas H. Dunn, Socialist
II
Horace T. Fogg, Republican
165
Blanks 22
TOWN CLERKS' CONVENTION
At a meeting of the town clerks of the towns compris- ing the Second Plymouth Representative District, held at Marshfield, November 12, 1909, the vote for Representa- tive throughout the district was found to be as follows :
Total
Hitchcock
Moore
Blanks
Marshfield
161
33
122
6
Duxbury
139
21
113
5
Norwell
198
50
127
21
Pembroke
91
15
69
7
Scituate
234
59
163
12
Whole number of ballots
823
Edgar L. Hitchcock, Democratic 178
William S. Moore, Republican 594
William S. Moore having a plurality of the votes cast, was found to be elected and his certificate made out in accordance therewith.
George H. Weatherbee,
Town Clerk of Marshfield
George H. Stearns,
Town Clerk of Duxbury
20
Joseph F. Merritt, Wilbert L. Halladay
Jetson Wade
Town Clerk of Norwell Town Clerk of Pembroke Town Clerk of Scituate
DOGS LICENSED
During the year ending November 30, 1909. Whole number licensed, 192. 166 males at $2.00
$332 00
26 females at $5.00
130 00
$462 00
Less clerk's fees 192 Licenses at 20c
38 40
Amount turned over to County Treasurer
$423 60
HUNTERS' LICENSES
Whole number of resident hunters' licenses issued dur- ing the year ending December 31st, 1909, 82.
Amount turned over to State Treasurer, $82.
ENROLLED MILITIA
There were 245 enrolled for military duty in this town May 1st, 1909.
REGISTERED VOTERS
At the close of registration October 24, 1909, there were 356 male voters and 3 female voters on the list.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1909.
February 27. At Hanover, Perley Cleveland Keene of Norwell and Mildred Olive Tower of Cohasset, by Rev. E. E. Ventress.
June 26. At Rockland, Charles Francis Tisdale of Nor- well and Julia Poor Tompkins of Rockland by Rev. William Reid.
July 3. At Assonet, David Waterman Clark of Rockland and Martha Lucretia Abbott of Norwell, by Rev. John M. Reynolds.
July 15. At Rockland, Horace Daniel Gaudette of Rock- land and Lillian Wilder of Norwell, by Rev. E. J. Fagan.
July 21: At Norwell, William George Dumas of Spring- field and Euphenia Mary Robertson of Norwell, by Rev. Joseph Dinzey.
July 24. At Chicago, Illinois, Clark C. Steinbeck of Chicago and M. Gertrude Robbins of Norwell, by Rev. Edward H. Curtis.
October 27. At Somerville, Alfred Hobart Prouty of Norwell and Annie Laura Brown of Somerville, by Rev. W. G. Martin.
November 10. At Norwell, Harry Glenwood Pinson and Florence Baxter Cochran, both of Norwell, by Rev. William E. Ennis.
November 24. At Whitman, Wallace James Henderson of Norwell and Mabel Florence Brewster of Whitman, by Rev. Ellsworth W. Phillips.
November 25. At Scituate, Ernest Cudworth Loring of Norwell and Alice Marsh Vinal of Scituate by Rev. Hartwell J. Bartlett.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1909
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
Maiden Name of Mother
January . 1
Lawrence Clifton Crocker ..
Clifton L. and Annie L ..
January 26
Harriet Elizabeth Turner
Arthur J. and Harriet. .
January 28
Donald Church Merritt.
Joseph F. and Alice G ..
February 1
Fred Lawrence Pratt ..
William F. and Ella.
March
5
Robert Hayden Gardner.
Wilbur Ralph and Jessie I ..
March
8
Marion Brown . .
William A. and Margaret.
March
25
Beatrice Merritt. .
Archie F. and Nellie F ..
April
26
Albert Lemery Lehan.
May
18
Mabel Elizabeth Beach .
May
18
Illegitimate
May
22
Constance May Osborne
June
2
Alberta Moulton ..
June
7
Albert Leslie Bryden
John and Lillian A ...
Redfern
June
23
Kenneth Arnold Torrey .
Everett L. and Ethel F
Stoddard
July
21
Hazel Irene Gardner ..
Harry A. and Nina G.
Robinson
July
28
Eleanor Louise Gardner
Alfred B. and Ida R ..
Leonard
August 3
Marjory Louisa Pratt.
Chester H. and Edna.
August 26
Burton Linwood Keene.
Perley and Mildred ..
Sept. 12
Helen Morton
George · S. and Delia.
Sept. 14 Lillian May Oakman.
Stanley W. and Mary E.
Lothrop E. and Edith W.
Bennett
Sept.
19
Harriet Jeannette Babbitt.
Samuel M. and Bessie E ..
Priest
October
3
Bertha Magoun .
Charles D. and Fanny W
Damon
October 26
Edwin Ellsworth Farrar.
George R. and Minnie C ... . William C. and Georgiana C.
Bates
Nov.
6
Clarence Ellsworth Hammond ...
Nov. 9 Florence M. Hutchingson ...
Roscoe A. and Ada E ..
Howe
Nov.
9
Lyman Washington Lincoln, Jr ...
Lyman W. and Carrie.
Bates
Nov.
16
Pearline Marion Winslow. .
Edward and Eveline.
Cromwell
22
John A. and Annie A.
Spires Damon Church Dacey Hayden McCarthy Stoddard Lemery Turner
Jeremiah H. and Rose.
Arnold V. and Carrie.
Harold and Effa M ...
Cain Damon
Burbank Tower Egan Gardner
Sept.
19 Winifred Laura Fessenden.
Fitts
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1909
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
Maiden Name of Mother
1907
Nov.
26
Drusilla Florence Loring.
Mason L. and Mabel J ...
Dexheimer
1908
May
18
Persis Brigham Brown ..
Robert S. and Margaret L ..
May
18
Candace Wheelock Brown
Robert S. and Margaret L.
August
14
Elizabeth Ellen Churchill
Arthur H. and Millie G ...
Slater Slater Chamberlin
The Town Clerk hereby gives public notice as required by law that he will furnish blanks for the returns to be made by physicians and parents to all persons who apply for them.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1909
Date
Name
Age
Cause of Death
Birthplace
Place of Death
Y
M
D
January
4
Sarah Dubois Jackson
74
February
13
Levina T. Hitchcock (Tenney)
85
7
3
Acute bronchitis
March
9
Alpheus Thomas
72
1
Cerebral degeneration, heart fail'e
March
9
Margaret Foss (Sloper)
95
10
. .
Bronchitis, pneumonia
April
3
Adeline F. Paine (Jacobs)
80
.
·
Scituate
Norewll
April
6
Abbie Granderson
69
.
. .
Canada
Norwell
May
10 Jane Macomber (Monroe)
Scituate
Norwell
May
14
Sophronia Jacobs (Litchfield)
90
3
11
Pneumonia
Duxbury
Norwell
June
4
Helen L. Fogg (Smith)
76
9
. .
Maine
Norwell
June
22
David Bassford
79
2
. .
Marshfield
Norwell
July
10
Abby Cobbett (Sprague)
55
6
. .
Norwell
Norwell
August
14
Annie May Thomas
·
33
10
. .
South Scituate
Norwell
August
30 Richard S. Winslow
57
. .
. .
Norwell
Norwell
Sept.
2
Albert Lemery Lehan
. .
10
11
Apoplexy
Boston
Boston
October
10
Boston
Duxbury
October
14
Catherine V. Green (Weeden)
62
6
6
Dedoena of lungs
October
21
Elvira Peterson (Wicklander)
29
3
4
Septicaemia, pyelitis, miscarriage
Sweden
Boston
October
16 Mary Loring Bowker
68
. .
·
Pembroke
Norwell
October
28
Amanda F. Coleman (Kender)
93
8
4
Old age, chronic bronchitis
Boston
Norwell
Dec.
14
Susan M. Hayden (Fuller)
79
·
. .
37
.
. .
Typhoid fever
Ireland
Norwell
Dec.
23
Nora N. Bates (Kelley)
·
.
Natural causes
Newburyport
Norwell
May
17
Martha Gardner (Henderson)
Valvular disease of heart
Old age, gen. debility, rheumat'm
Sarcoma
3
Marasmus
South Scituate
Norwell
August
17
Edwin L. Berry
Valvular disease of heart
4
7
Gastro intestinal inflammation
Hanover
Norwell
Sept.
3
Lydia E. Barnes (Brooks) Peterson
. .
1
Prematurity
Acute intestinal obstruction
Boston
Taunton
Nephritis, ovarian tumor
Rockaway, N. Y. New Hampshire Hanover
Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell
New Hampshire Scituate
Norwell
Cerebral hemorrhage
82
. .
. .
Heart disease.
91
Tumor of brain
58
Chronic nephritis, senility
Chronic endocarditis, art. scler's
BROUGHT INTO TOWN FOR BURIAL IN 1909
Date of Death
Name
Age
Cause of Death
Place of Death
Y M
D
May
7
E. Francis Lincoln
73
6
25
Cerebral hemorrhage
Brockton Medford
June
25
Ellen James
75
9
25
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·
·
. .
July
8
Martha Dunbar Burrell
91
10
3
.
.
·
August
21
Joseph Harrison Eaton
6
· ·
·
Nov.
1
Nellie F. Totman
20
3
20
Bronchial pneumonia
. .
. .
Scituate Brockton
Number of marriages, 10.
Number of births, 32.
Number of deaths, 24.
Respectfully submittted,
JOSEPH F. MERRITT, Town Clerk.
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Brockton
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Report of the Town Treasurer
JANUARY 16, 1909 TO MARCH 6. 1909.
RECEIPTS
To Cash on hand $1,664 22
From Andrew J. Litchfield, Collector
400 00
Dog Tax refunded
344 14
Income Massachusetts School Fund
1,258 41
Town of Canton, aid refunded
176 00
Pembroke, aid refunded
14 25
Holbrook, aid refunded
93 76
Scituate, aid refunded
197 90
Hanover, aid refunded
14 50
Rockland, aid refunded
10 50
Rockland Trust Company, interest
18 25
$4,191 93
PAYMENTS
Highway Account
$24 00
Almshouse
170 91
Outdoor Poor
84 27
State Aid
286 00
School Account
1,497 38
27
State School Fund
$12 21
Town Officers
129 30
Gypsy Moth Account
349 04
Incidentals
180 70
Soldiers' Relief
120 00
Cemetery Account
27 85
Board of Health
95 25
Cash on hand March 6, 1909, to balance
1,215 02
$4,191 93
Respectfully submitted,
HORACE T. FOGG, Treasurer.
Report of the Town Treasurer
MARCH 6, 1909 to JANUARY 17, 1910
RECEIPTS
From Horace T. Fogg, Treasurer $1,215 02
From Andrew J. Litchfield, Collector of taxes Real and personal, assessment of 1908 $2,968 05
Poll taxes, assessment of 1908 336 00
Interest on overdue taxes 87 68
Interest on overdue taxes (of previous years) 12 00
Abatements
201 84
Gypsy Moth Taxes
60 69
Unpaid and amount deposited with treasurer 11 24
$3,677 50
From Frank W. Jones, Collector of taxes
Real, assessment of 1909 $7,100 00
Personal, assessment of 1909 2,675 00
Poll taxes, assessment of 1909 631 00
Street Railway Excise tax of 1909 295 42
$10,701 42
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From Elmer A. Stevens, State Treasurer
Corporation Tax (Balance 1908)
$33 85
Corporation Tax 2,279 57
National Bank Tax
615 13
Street Railway Tax
230 59
State Aid refunded
2,132 00
Military Aid refunded
8 00
Burial of Soldiers refunded
70 00
Board of Sick Pauper
2 00
Gypsy Moth account
1,019 70
Inspection of Animals
17 25
$6,408 09
From Rockland Trust Co. Interest on Balance $23 51
Superintendent of Almshouse 67 00
Second District Court, fines
35 32
Sealer of Weights and Measures
1 07
Paine Furniture Company, refund
3 00
$129 90
From Licenses
George S. Hatch, carriage $1 00
N. Y. & B. Des. Ex. Transport- ation of Liquor 1 00
E. B. Tobey, pedlers
6 00
John Monahan, pedlers
6 00
Charles Gleason, pedlers
6 00
E. P. Saggese, bowling and pool 6 00
Otis H. Perry, pool 2 00
H. G. Simmons, slaughter house 1 00
H. J. Corthell, slaughter house 1 00
W. W. Cutler, slaughter house 1 00
Wallace Damon, slaughter house 1 00
Walter J. Wagner, slaughter house 1 00
$33 00
30
From South Scituate Savings Bank Anticipation of taxes, 1909
$7,500 00
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES ONLY
Horace T. Fogg, County Treasurer Dog tax of 1909 $392 58
Elmer A. Stevens, state treasurer
Tuition of Children
215 50
High School Tuition
500 00
Superintendent of Schools
416 66
$1,524 74
$31,189 67
PAYMENTS
Highway account
$2,860 39
Highway account, special work
475 00
Squares and triangles
98 89
Removing snow
40 25
$3,474 53
Almshouse account
$1,138 13
Outdoor poor
1,835 51
$2,973 64
State Aid
$1,854 00
Soldier's Relief
458 72
$2,312 72
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Support of schools
State school fund
$7,714 82 601 17
$8,315 99
Town officer account
$1,573 50
Police officers, order of Second Dist.
Court
47 56
$1,621 06
Gypsy moth account 1908
$1 40
Gypsy moth account 1909 942 40
$943 80
Notes and interest paid
Note due March 15, 1909 $1,000 00
Interest on above note 18 00
Anticipation notes of 1909
4,500 00
Interest on above notes
91 75
Interest on "A. T. Otis" poor fund note 52 00
Interest on "Coffin fund" note 80 00
Interest on note due Decem-
ber 30, 1910 60 00
$5,801 75
Incidentals and Suppression of Crime
$458 35
Suppression of Crime 2 00
$460 35
Town Hall Account
$103 45
Tree Warden Account
49 75
Board of Health Account
69 28
32
Fire Extinguishers
$104 48
James Library
100 00
Post 112, G. A. R.
150 00
John H. Crocker, moderator
5 00
Electric Lights
8 00
School Physician
6 75
Burial Agent's Fee
2 00
$598 71
Abatement of Taxes, 1908
$201 84
Abatement of Taxes, 1906-1907
27 88
Scituate Tax
6 22
State Tax
1,395 00
County Tax
1,465 15
Forfeiture to State
23 00
$3,119. 09
Cash on hand, January 17, 1910
State School Fund
$251 41
General Funds
1,352 62
$1,568 03
$31,189 67
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH F. MERRITT, Treasurer.
Report of Overseers of the Poor.
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT. DR.
Articles on hand, Jan. 1, 1909
$365 25
Charles E. Curtis, supt.
75 00
John S. Gardner, supt.
225 00
Samuel Olson, fish
26 38
A. J. Litchfield, groceries and grain
171 06
Corthell Bros., meat 1908-9
94 66
Curtis & Bates, groceries
124 01
H. S. Turner & Co.
126 94
John Whalen, pigs
6 00
George F. Welch, coal 1908-9
170 79
George H. Turner, fertilizer
8 75
Irving W. Kingman, harness
15 00
Turner Bros., seed
6 15
Wm. W. Cutler, meat
47 83
Paine Furniture Co., linoleum
18 87
Charles W. Tilden, smith work
6 85
W. C. Soule, floor finish
2 75
Sparrell Bros., ice
16 69
John Monahan, dry goods
15 87
H. J. Little, medical attendance
12 25
C. W. and E. H. Sparrell, burial of Ab- bie Granderson 29 00
W. D. Turner, cash for parts mowing machine 1 85
34
W. D. Turner, wood
$28 00
W. D. Turner, plowing
5 50
W. D. Turner, bushel boxes
50
E. W. French, repairing shoes
3 20
John P. Henderson, wood
6 50
George E. Torrey, hay
9 76
Cash paid out by supt.
16 90
I. H. Oakman, hay
11 10
Nathan Cushing Est., hay
20 85
Charles E. Curtis, wood
4 00
Wm. C. Hammond, labor
6 13
A. C. Sylvester, labor
1 50
$1,680 89
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT CR.
Milk
$54 16
Eggs
13 45
Vegetables
2 80
Calf
1 50
Sheet Lead
1 50
Fowl
16 00
Hog
17 88
Paine Furniture Co., credit
3 00
Board of horse
51 00
Board of visitors
12 00
Due from Scituate, board of Edgar Fernald
156 00
Articles on hand Jan 1, 1910
480 75
$810 04
Net cost of almshouse
$870 85
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ARTICLES ON HAND JAN. 1, 1910
Hay
$50 00
Cow
40 00
Horse
40 00
Manure
25 00
Wood
40 00
Fowl
30 00
Grain
3 00
Potatoes
15 00
Pork
20 00
Groceries
15 75
Harnesses
12 50
Farming tools and wagon
100 00
Cabbages
1 50
Carrots
1 00
Coal
75 00
Lumber
12 00
$480 75
OUT DOOR POOR
A. C. Sylvester
H. S. Turner, supplies
$52 00
W. D. Turner, wood
21 00
Curtis & Bates, supplies
8 50
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
13 50
W. T. Osborne, expenses to Tewksbury
6 28
$101 28
36
James H. Costello and family
E. E. Stetson & Son, supplies $10 96 C. L. Howes, M. D., medical attendance 148 50 Town of Hanover, medical attendance . 55 00
Town of Rockland, supplies 36 75
$251 21
Edward Winslow and family
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
$19 00
George Litchfield
Town of Whitman $6 00
Eben Leavitt
H. S. Turner, supplies
$78 21
W. D. Turner, wood 5 00
$83 21
Mrs. J. F. Crocker
C. L. Howes, medical attendance $19 00
Richard Winslow
E. E. Stetson & Son, supplies $32 30
Edgar Lee, nursery 6 00
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance 53 75
C. W. & E. H. Sparrell, burial 29 00
$121 05
37
Arthur G. Lincoln.
Town of Rockland, supplies $47 00
Alethea Thomas.
C. L. Howes, medical attendance
$7 00
Mrs. Abigail Wilder
Mrs. M. E. Glover, nursing $64 25
C. N. Pratt, board 9 85
Miss Effie M. Blanchard, care 53 55
C. H. Colgate, M. D., medical attendance 23 50
Mrs. A. A. Harrington, care
80 00
John S. Brooks Co., supplies 43 83
Sarah Orcutt, care
12 50
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
1 50
$288 98
Mrs. Lucy M. Hatton and Children
Town of Revere, medical attendance
$50 00
City of Boston, medical attendance
21 43
$71 43
Mary A. Gardner.
John S. Brooks Co., supplies $63 95
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
26 50
$90 45
Henry Fox.
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies
$45 00
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
28 50
$73 50
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Benjamin Briggs.
A. J. Litchfield, supplies $106 00
Clarence Cromwell.
City of Cambridge, medical attendance $51 43
George Richardson.
City of Boston, board and medical attendance
$75 71
Emery Winslow.
E. E. Stetson & Son, supplies
$4 00
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
3 00
$7 00
Charles H. Wilder.
H. E. Fairbanks, supplies
$22 00
Lorenzo Cromwell.
H. J. Little, M. D., medical attendance
$28 75
AID TO PERSONS HAVING SETTLEMENT IN OTHER TOWNS.
Samuel Potter, Plymouth.
C. L. Howes, medical attendance
$13 00
39 Josiah W. Chamberlain, Holbrook.
A. L, MacMillan, M. D., medical atten- dance, 1907-8 $123 25
Mrs. George Keene, Pembroke.
A. L. MacMillan, M. D., medical attendance
$6 00
John Prince, Rockland.
A. L. MacMillan, M. D., medical attendance
$10 50
Fred Wheelwright, Cohasset
H. J. Little, M, D., medical attendance
$7 50
Wm. Hammond, Hanover
W. D. Turner, wood $3 00
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies
3 00
$6 00
C. E. McPherson, Canton
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies
$156 00
Edgar Fernald, Scituate
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies $3 50
L. W. Orcutt, clothing 12 50
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies 9 00
$25 00
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Samuel Babbett, Hull
H. J. Little, medical attendance $4 50
John P. Melcher and family, Salem
Charles Hammond, medical attendance $9 00
C. W. & E. H. Sparrell, burial 12 00
$21 00
Mrs. Mary A. Stetson, Scituate
Wm. P. Grovenstein, medical attendance $10 00
Arthur Douglass, Hanson
C. W. Grose, wood
$1 75
C. W. Groce, rent 14 00
$15 75
SUMMARY OF POOR ACCOUNT
Total amount paid out door poor $1,868 50
Net cost of almshouse 870 85
$2,739 35
Due from other towns
398 50
$2,340 85
Appropriation
2,000 00
$340 85
Town Officers.
Alpheus Thomas, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor to Jan. 1, 1909 $84 50
E. E. Stetson, selectman and overseer of the poor and assessor 220 00
W. D. Turner, selectman, overseer of the poor and assessor 216 70
Frank W. Jones, selectman, overseer of the poor and assessor 175 00
Joseph F. Merritt, services as town clerk 117 00
Joseph F. Merritt, services as town treasurer 112 50
Joseph F. Merritt, registrar of voters 25 00
Joseph F. Merritt, fire warden 15 00
Horace T. Fogg, town treasurer to March 6, 1909 27 50
Mary E. Curtis, school committee 50 00
Benjamin Loring, school committee 25 00
George C. Turner, school committee
25 00
James H. Pinkham, auditor
20 00
Walter T. Osborne, constable
63 10
L. Frank Hammond, constable 21 00
Jesse Winslow, constable 17 00
J. Warren Foster 12 50
J. Warren Foster, inspector of animals 44 00
John Whalen, forest warden 30 00
E. M. Sexton, registrar of voters 15 00
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John H. Prouty, registrar of voters $15 00 William H. Appleford, registrar of voters 5 00 Harold E. Stetson, registrar of voters 10 00
A. J. Litchfield, tax collector 225 00
Alpheus Damon, inspector of provis- ion, 1908-9 98 50
H. J. Little, inspector of provisions 11 25
E. H. Sparrell, election officer 3 00
John Whalen, election officer 6 00
Charles Scully, election officer
6 00
C. W. Thomas 6 00
Henry C. Ford
3 00
J. H. Lehan 3 00
Amos H. Tilden
6 00
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$1,713 55
Appropriation
1,300 00
Exceeded
$413 55
Incidentals
E. E. Stetson, cash book
$2 25
E. E. Stetson, journal 3 75
E. E. Stetson, town officers book 4 00
E. E. Stetson, 1-2 barrel soda 2 87
George A. Turner, cover for well 4 25
Town of Pembroke, seeding ponds, 1908 and 1909 16 05
George C. Turner, suppression of crime 1 40
Town of Marshfield, repairs and care of Union bridge for 1908 and 1909 C. W. and E. H. Sparrell, flowers 20 00
20 52
A. J. Litchfield, expenses as sealer 11 18
Vining, South Shore Syndicate, printing 4 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies for Sealer of weights and measures 9 27
Rockland Standard Publishing Co., printing 165 62
Carrie M. Ford, printing 31 00
Carter Ink Co. 83
Arthur B. Curtis, safe 59 67
W. D. Turner, freight and moving safe 10 33
A. W. Brownell, posters and licenses blanks 2 25
Norwell post office envelopes and stamps 49 05
Horace T. Fogg, trustee rent of bank vault 10 00
Horace T. Fogg, legal advice 10 00
44
A. J. Mitchell, expressing $2 15
Southern Mass. Telephone Co., toll
service 14 29
Hobbs & Warren, books and blanks
12 95
A. S. Peterson, rubber stamps 1 40
Herbert E. Robbins, justice of peace 25
A. J. Litchfield & Son, pencils and paper 91
A. J. Litchfield, postage and blanks 13 24
Thomas Groom & Co., orders and tax books 10 25
John B. Washburn, transfers 19 50
Bradford P. Stetson, guide boards
7 50
Thomas F. Ash M. D., return of births 25
H. E. Fernald
75
H. J. Little
2 25
C. M. Bartlett
25
C. E. Knight 6 6
25
C. H. Colgate
25
C. L. Howes
25
Gilman Osgood
50
Joseph Frame
25
A. L. MacMillan
50
Charles Hammond,
1 00
Walter T. Osborne, suppression of crime
2 00
Leander Damon,
2 50
A. W. Robinson, quarantine.
26 00
James Smith, Pine street fire
1 05
H. T. Gunderway,
1 05
Arthur L. Toppan,
1 75
Emery Winslow,
70
Richard Winslow,
1 05
Clifton S. Dean,
87
Clarence Winslow.
66
1 05
Caleb D. Litchfield, Ellms fire
2 45
John Litchfield,
2 45
Carl Litchfield,
2 45
45
A. J. Mitchell, Ellms fire
$1 40
No. Hanover fire dep't, Pleasant st. fire,
22 11
William S. Briggs,
1 05
James L. Merritt,
53
Carlton Pinson,
1 05
George E. Sylvester,
2 10
George N. Church,
1 05
$601 89 500 00
Appropriation,
Excess,
$101 89
Highways
EAST WARD-E. P. JOSEPH
E. P. Joseph, 13 1-2 days at $2.50 $33 75 6 horses and 3 men, 4 days at $15.00 60 00
4 horses and 2 men, 9 days at $10.00 90 00
2 horses and 1 man, 12 days at 5.00 60 00
1 horse and 1 man, 8 days at $3.50 28 00
1 man, 34 days at $2 68 00
Henry Ford and 2 horses, 11 days at $5 55 00
Henry Ford, man, 4 1-2 days at $2 9 00
John Burns and 2 horses, 8 1-2 days at $2 42 50 George H. Turner and man and 2 horses, 8 days, 1 hour 56 88
Carlton Litchfield and 2 horses, 6 days at $5 30 00
H. W. Cushing 50 00
Tilan Williams, 13 days at $2
26 00
Ernest Henderson, 5 days at $2
10 00
Will Henderson, 4 days at $2
8 00
Walter Wagner, 12 1-2 days at $2
25 00
Frank Burns, 14 3-4 days at $2
29 50
Harry Litchfield, 16 days at $2 32 00
Caleb Litchfield, 7 3-4 days at $2 15 50
Albert Osborn, 2 days at $2 4 00
Eddie Jacobs, 5 1-4 days at $2 10 50
A. H. Tilden, 14 days at $2 28 00
Harry McHugh, 8 days and 3 hours at $2 16 75
47
Ollie Litchfield, 3 1-4 days at $2 $6 50
Lyman Lincoln, 6 days and 1 hour at $2 12 25
Clarence Hook, 9 days at $2 18 00
Claud Ainsley, 6 days at $2
12 00
Charles Bates, Jr., 4 days at $2
8 00
Frank L. Thomas, gravel
3 00
Willard G. Evans, gravel
42
Mrs. J. Burns, gravel
3 60
George F. Welch, drain pipe
7 20
$859 35
E. P. Joseph, balance of 1908
$193 75
WEST WARD-JOSEPH BRIGGS
Joseph Briggs, 23 days at $2.50
$57 50
Man and 3 horses, 6 3-8 days at $6.68 42 78
Man and 2 horses 22 1-2 days at $5.00 112 50
Man and 1 horse, 3 days at $3.36
10 08
Clifford A. Brett and 2 horses, 5 days at $5.00 25 00
Walter Simmons and 2 horses, 14 days at $5.00 70 00
Herbert Simmons and 2 horses, 14 days at $5.00 70 00
Wm. H. Farrar and 2 horses, 9 days at $5.00 45 00
C. E. Brewster and oxen, 6 1-2 hours at 62 1-2c 3 31
48
C. E. Brewster and 2 horses, 5 1-2 days at $5.00 $27 50
W. S. Briggs and 2 horses, 4 days at $5.00 20 00
W. S. Briggs, 9 5-8 days at $2.00 19 25
Carlton Pinson and 1 horse, 3 days at $3.36 10 08
Carlton Pinson, 17 3-8 days at $2.00 34 75
E. Everett Jacobs and horse 2 1-2 days at $3.36 9 40
E. Everett Jacobs, 2 days at $2.00 4 00
Timothy Sheehan and horse, 9 1-2 days at $3.36 31 92
Timothy Sheehan, 17 1-2 days at $2.00 35 00
Wallace H. Damon, 1 3-8 days at $2.00 3 50
Horse, 2 days at $1 68 3 36
Geo. W. Bailey, 16 days at $2.00 32 00
J. Alden Damon, 30 3-8 days at $2 00 60 75
Wm. G. Collamore, 13 1-2 days at $2.00 27 00
Charles Curtis, 11 days, at $2.00 22 00
John Sheehan, 2 1-2 days at $2.00
5 00
Geo. H. Bates, 4 1-2 days at $2.00
9 00
Albion Damon, 11 1-8 days at $2.00
22 25
Henry L. Studley, 5 days at $2.00
10 00
A. T. Stoddard, 2 1-2 days at $2.00
5 00
Alpheus Damon, 5 days at $2.00
10 00
John Gunderway, 9 days at $2.00
18 00
Hatherly E. Ainslee, 5 days at $2.00
10 00
Henry Ainslee, 2 days at $2.00 4 00
Enoch Johnson, 33 loads gravel at 6c
1 98
Emma Bates, 265 loads gravel at 6c
9 90
20 60
J. H. Peckham, 345 loads gravel at 6c Hall & Torrey, drain pipe
6 60
Ellsworth Curtis, tile 5 04
$914 05
49
SOUTH WARD-L. F. HAMMOND
L. F. Hammond, 21 days at $2.50 $52 50
Man and two horses, 26 days at $5 130 00
George H. Lee, 13 days at $2
26 00
Oscar Lambert, 1 day at $2
2 00
George Chamberlain, 10 days and 2 hours at $2 20 00
Dr. Warren Cushing, sidewalk 50 00
Henry T. Gunderway, 17 1-2 days
35 00
Francis E. Henderson, man and two horses, 26 days at $5
130 00
Albion Snowdale, 16 days
32 00
Albert Osborne and horse, 4 1-2 days
15 13
Albert Osborne, 2 1-2 days at $2
5 00
Frank Dyer, 11 days, 1 hour at $2
22 25
Frank Dyer, man and horse
10 08
William Hammond, 3 days
6 00
Harry A. Gardner and horse, 44 hours at 42c. 18 48
T. Appleford, 16 days 6 hours 33 50
and horse, 9 hours at 42 c.
3 78
Charles Simmons, 7 1-2 days
15 00
E. A. Jacobs and team, 3 1-2 days 17 50
E. H. Sparrell and team, 4 1-2 days 22 50
Wm. S. Simmons and team, 12 1-2 days 62 50
John Sparrell, 1 day 2 00
Robert Smith, 9 days 1 hour
18 25
Charles Smith, 8 days 5 hours 16 25
Robert Montgomery, 5 days 6 hours
11 50
James Smith, 5 days 5 hours
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