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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF BERKLEY
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INCORPORATED
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TOGETHER WITH THE
Valuation and Tax List
FOR THE
Year Ending December 31, 1934
Warren Holmes, Printer Myricks, Mass. 1935
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF BERKLEY
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TOWN
INCORPORATED
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TOGETHER WITH THE
Valuation and Tax List
FOR THE
Year Ending December 31, 1934
Warren Holmes, Printer Myricks, Mass. 1935
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LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1934
Town Clerk
Ervine A. Chace Term expires March 1936
Moderator for One Year Lawrence B. Swift, Term expires March 1935
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor
Benjamin A. Phillips, Term expires March 1935
George A. Stedman, Term expires March 1936
Silas E. Brailey, Term expires March 1937
Assessors
Ervine A. Chace, Term expires March 1935
Norman E. Whittaker, Term expires March 1936
Frans H. Silvan, Term expires March 1937
School Committee
Arthur E. Robbins,
Term expires March 1935
Harry J. Gaffney, Term expires March 1936
Stephen A. Dow, Term expires March 1937
Collector of Taxes for One Year Wendell D. Conant, Term expires March 1935
Treasurer for One Year John Q. Dillingham, Term expires March 1935
Auditor for One Year Francis F. G. Andrews, Term expires March 1935
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Tree Warden for One Year Charles A. Cady, Term expires March 1935
Constables for One Year
Walter M. Ashley,
Term expires March 1935
William Bindon,
Term expires March 1935
Charles A. Cady, Term expires March 1935
Wendell D. Conant,
Term expires March 1935
Willis G. Craw, Term expires March 1935
Eino H. Silvan, Term expires March 1935
Linneus C. Whittaker,
Term expires March 1935
Trustee of Public Library for Three Years
Florence M. Macomber,
Term expires March 1935
Lizzie J. Howland, Term expires March 1936
Myra D. Anthony, Term expires March 1937
Burial Ground Commissioner for Three Years
Wendell D. Conant, Term expires March 1935
Carlton B. Cummings, Term expires March 1936
Lawrence B. Swift, Term expires March 1937
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Town Officers Appointed by the Selectmen, 1934
Animal Inspector Allen A. Haskell
Inspector of Slaughtering Ervine A. Chace
Moth Inspector Adelbert A. Briggs
Forest Warden George R. Babbitt
Superintendent of Streets Lawrence B. Swift
Fence Viewers and Field Drivers Gideon H. Babbitt John T. Haskins
Measurers of Wood and Lumber
Gideon Babbitt Benjamin O. Jones
Sumner N. Staples
Weigher Benjamin O. Jones
Milk Inspector Allen A. Haskell
Pound Keeper Ervine A. Chace
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ESTIMATES FOR 1935
Town Officers,
$ 1,800.00
Memorial Day,
40.00
Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves,
100.00
Public Library,
500.00
Chapter 81,
2,100.00
Chapter 90,
1,000.00
Schools,
24,040.00
Public Welfare,
3,500.00
Old Age Assistance,
2,500.00
Interest,
800.00
Moth Department,
500.00
B. C. Tuberculosis Hospital,
579.86
School House Note,
2,000.00
Fire Department,
500.00
Incidentals,
2,000.00
E. R. A. Note,
500.00
Overdrafts,
429.82
Snow Removal,
1,400.00
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1934
Library,
$ 302.00
Memorial Day,
40.00
Care of Graves of Soldiers and Sailors of the Civil and Spanish Wars,
100.00
Bristol County Hospital,
570.70
Snow Removal, 1933,
635.30
School House Note,
2,000.00
Burt Street Note,
1,000.00
State, County Tax,
2,500.00
Mosquito Control,
50.00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths, including private work,
500.00
Schools and Supplies,
22,910.00
Town Officers,
1,800.00
Incidental Expenses,
2,000.00
Interest Money,
1,000.00
Fires,
500.00
Public Welfare,
4,000.00
Old Age Assistance,
2,348.00
Soldiers' Relief,
300.00
Outside Relief, 1933,
1,076.45
Roads, Chapter 81,
2,100.00
Oiling Roads, Chapter 90,
2,000.00
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TOWN WARRANT
Article 1. To hear the report of the finance committee and act on same.
Article 2. To act on report of the town offi- cers.
Article 3. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money for the Public Library including the dog fund.
Article 4. To fix the compensation for the col- lector and treasurer for the ensuing year.
Article 5. To choose all necessary town offi- cers, one selectman and overseer of the poor for three years, one assessor for three years, one school committee member for three years, also one school committee member for two years, one trustee of li- brary for three years, one burial ground commis- sioner for three years, town treasurer for one year, collector of taxes for one year, auditor for one year, three fish wardens for one year, tree warden for one year, moderator for one year, seven constables for one year, three oyster wardens for one year, and also to bring in your ballots on the question: "Shall li- censes be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxi- cating beverages in this town?" The form of an- swer to be "Yes" or "No".
Article 6. To see if the town will vote to au- thorize the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in an- ticipation of the revenue of the financial year be- ginning January 1, 1935, and to issue a note or notes
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therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, General Laws, Chapter 44.
Article 7. To raise and appropriate sums of money for highways and bridges.
Article 8. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for schools, including supplies, high school tuition, salary of superintendent, transportation of children, and repairs on buildings.
Article 9. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for the salaries of town officers, incidentals, interest, fire department, public welfare, old age as- sistance, and soldiers' relief.
Article 10. To choose a memorial committee and appropriate a sum of money for the same.
Article 11. To raise and appropriate a sum of money to be expended in suppressing the gypsy and brown tail moths, including private work.
Article 12. To raise and appropriate a sum of money to be used in the cemetery and the care of the graves of soldiers and sailors.
Article 13. To see what action the town will take in regards to wages of labor.
Article 14. To raise and appropriate the sum of $579.86 for the Bristol County Tuberculosis Hos- pital maintenance and repair.
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Article 15. To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,400.00 for snow removal in the years 1933, 1934 and 1935.
Article 16. To see if the town will raise the following sum: School House Note due, $2,000.00.
Article 17. To raise and appropriate the amount of the State and County taxes.
Article 18. To see what action the town will take in appropriating the overdrafts in the follow- ing departments :
Town Officers, $161.39
Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves 39.55
Roads, 188.03
Old Age Assistance, 40.95
$429.82
Article 19. To act on any other business that may come legally before the meeting.
Article 20. To elect a finance committee.
Town Meeting, Monday, March 11, 1935, at 10 o'clock A. M.
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REPORT OF TOWN AUDITOR
As Auditor for the Town of Berkley, I have made an examination of the books and accounts of the Town Treasurer for the fiscal year ending De- cember 31, 1934, and submit the following report thereon :
RECEIPTS
Taxes
From Lester B. Makepeace, Collector :
Levy of 1933,
$6,633.93
Levy of 1932,
1,922.01
Levy of 1931,
641.54
$9,197.48
From Wendell D. Conant, Collector :
Levy of 1934:
Property,
$14,625.79
Poll,
437.60
Excise,
917.14
Moth Assessment,
76.00
Levy of 1933,
2,301.22
Levy of 1932,
2,471.75
Levy of 1931,
129.77
20,959.27
From the State :
Corporation,
132.46
Bank,
1.15
Soldiers Exemption,
8.01
Income,
1,919.75
2,061.37
Licenses
From the State:
Peddlers' Licenses, 18.00
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Grants
From the State : Education :
Mass. School Fund, Part 1,
2,508.43
Mass. School Fund, Part 2, 2,227.50
Vocational Education, 7.40
High School Tuition,
2,424.42
High School Transporta- tion, 3,784.75
Union Supt. of Schools, 386.66
11,339.16
Highways:
Chapter 90,
2,000.00
Chapter 81,
6,300.00
8,300.00
Animal Inspection,
20.00
From the County :
Dog Fund,
208.89
Highways,
1,000.00
1,208.89
Departmental Receipts
L. C. Whitaker, Sealer of Weights and Measures,
$ 12.10
Charities :
Reimbursements for Relief : Local Welfare Reimburse- ments,
$103.60
City of Taunton,
209.66
Town of Middleboro,
253.56
State,
84.33
651.15
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Reimbursements for Old Age As-
sistance :
State, 549.32
Schools:
State, Tuition of Children, 804.81
Wendell D. Conant, Collector : Advertising taxes, collected, 18.76
Privileges
Oyster Privilege, three years, 200.00
Endowed Lots, Cemeteries
Interest withdrawn, 136.64
Municipal Indebtedness
Loans in Anticipation of Revenue :
Faxon, Gade & Co.,
10,000.00
Susan Allen, 2,600.00
12,600.00
Interest
On deferred taxes :
' Lester B. Makepeace, 461.83
Wendell D. Conant, 408.03
869.86
Miscellaneous Receipts
Library Fund, Estate of E. H.
Allen,
33.47
State, FERA Funds, 391.63
E. A. Chace, Dog Licenses,
254.00
679.10
Total Receipts,
$69,625.91
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1934,
6,895.43
Grand Total, Receipts, $76.521.34
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PAYMENTS Town Officers
Moderator :
Lawrence B. Swift,
$11.00
Selectmen :
George A. Stedman,
$100.00
Benjamin A. Phillips,
80.00
Silas E. Brailey,
80.00
260.00
Clerk :
Ervine A. Chace,
80.00
Assessors :
Ervine A. Chace, 243.80
Norman E. Whittaker, 241.00
George H. Swift,
13.40
Frans H. Silvan,
183.20
Transportation, Frans H. Silvan, 15.00
696.40
School Committee :
Harry J. Gaffney,
48.00
Arthur E. Robbins, 40.00
Myra D. Anthony,
6.67
Stephen A. Dow,
33.33
128.00
Collector :
Lester B. Makepeace, 168.24
Wendell D. Conant,
200.00
Wendell D. Conant, prepar- ing tax deeds, 12.00
380.24
Treasurer :
John Q. Dillingham, 250.00
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Auditor :
Francis F. G. Andrews,
50.00
Animal Inspector: Allen A. Haskell,
49.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures: Linneus C. Whittaker,
40.00
Justice of the Peace: William V. Reed,
4.75
State Primary Election Officials :
Roger Conant,
2.00
Esther Talbot,
2.00
Ruth Marshall,
2.00
Marion Whittaker,
2.00
Charles Harrison,
2.00
Linneus C. Whittaker,
2.00
12.00
$1,961.39
Public Library
Trustee :
Mrs. L. J. Howland,
$10.00
Librarian :
Mrs. Florence Williams,
137.05
Janitor :
Lucy White,
$118.00
Chester White,
12.16
130.16
Light and Fuel :
Taunton M. L. Plant,
12.03
Staples Coal Co.,
96.75
A. A. Briggs, wood,
2.50
111.28
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Repairs and Supplies :
A. C. Lewis,
42.24
Gaylord Bros., 7.43
49.67
Books and Magazines:
Frank E. Wood,
6.50
Literary Guild of America, 8.10
Library Book House,
49.68
Jean Karr,
22.40
Fayette Book Shop,
5.00
91.68 $529.84
School Expenses Transportation
George A. Stedman, $5,976.00
To New Bedford Voc. School:
Mrs. Arthur Cochrane, 47.79
Roman Melesky, 21.24
Gilbert Souza,
10.62
6,055.65
Teachers
Salaries of Teachers,
7,284.94
Health
Ruth A. Deane, School Nurse, 361.15
Dr. Chas. A. Briggs, Physi- cian, 150.00
511.15
Superintendent
Norman D. Bailey, Salary, 695.00
Norman D. Bailey, Expenses,
156.60
851.60
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Clerk in Office :
Dorothy P. Carr,
101.18
Anna G. Bailey,
12.50
Elizabeth G. Larsen,
36.40
Louise C. Welch,
5.28
Trenor F. Goodell, Jr.,
2.30
157.66
Total,
$1,009.26
Janitors
Chester White,
$725.00
Peter Murphy,
202.00
Elmer E. Brasier,
18.00
$945.00
Light and Fuel
Taunton M. L. Plant,
55.81
Royal Coal Co.,
192.75
Staples Coal Co.,
391.75
A. A. Briggs, wood,
104.50
Norman E. Whittaker, wood,
35.00
Z. L. Canedy, wood, 15.00
Elmer B. Pittsley, sawing wood,
7.00
John T. Wilson, sawing wood,
8.00
Peter J. Murphy, sawing wood,
2.75
Michael Burk, sawing wood,
5.00
817.56
Books and Supplies-Miscellaneous
J. L. Hammett Co.,
72.17
Reynolds Press,
119.14
Milton Bradley Co.,
47.27
Silver Burdett Co.,
59.17
World Book Co.,
17.04
Scott, Foresman & Co.,
58.70
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Rand, McNally Co.,
16.14
Ginn & Co.,
15.65
John C. Winston Co.,
7.73
The Welles Publishing Co.,
5.00
Houghton, Mifflin Co.,
2.49
Charles Scribner's Sons,
1.57
Educational Test Bureau,
11.62
State Teachers' College,
1.51
Noble & Noble, 8.05
Harvard University Press,
.50
Public School Publishing Co., .50
Mckinley Publishing Co.,
.62
Inor Publishing Co.,
3.32
McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
1.19
Farrar & Rinehart,
.07
The Psychological Corporation,
3.70
C. A. Gregory Co.,
.55
Wright & Potter Printing Co.,
4.16
E. E. Babb & Co.,
18.11
Gledhill Bros., 58.50
J. R. Ingham, Trans. supplies, 3.00
C. M. Gilbert, Trans supplies, 1.50
Norman D. Bailey, express, 3.96
Harry J. Gaffney, freight,
4.04
State, Dept. of Education,
5.50
Julia Senechal, Census,
30.00
Harry J. Gaffney, attendance officer, 25.00
Anna G. Bailey, help in office, 8.00
P. J. Murphy, sawing wood, 4.25
Macomber & Chace, sawing wood,
1.25
New Bedford Vocational School.
2.40
C. C. Trenouth, shavings, 2.00
Dallman Co., floor brushes, etc., 23.40
Waldron Hardware Co., 5.40
Taunton Gazette, 1.00
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N. E. Soap Co.,
18.00
Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
18.36
Hanson & Co.,
5.56
N. H. Skinner Co.,
1.96
Nash Light Fixture Co., fan,
47.50
Sullivan's Office Supply Co.,
8.00
Pierce Hardware Co.,
.60
Al's Place,
2.36
Edgar M. Holmes,
3.42
Joseph H. Marshall, truck,
18.00
778.93
Repairs on Buildings
Babbitt & Simmons, 3.96
Pierce Hardware Co., 55.79
Sanders Lumber Co., 51.28
Dean Street Builders' Supply Co.,
41.41
J. L. Hammett Co.,
1.82
Al's Place,
5.62
Joseph H. Marshall, truck,
42.00
201.88
Tuition
Taunton High School,
4,993.20
New Bedford Voc. School, 303.20
5,296.40
Total, School Payments,
$22,900.77
Memorial Day
Mrs. Fannie Viall, expenses, 40.00
Refunds
Excise taxes abated, previously paid, 50.56
Lester B. Makepeace, overpaid on
taxes,
10.00
60.56
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Fire Department
Labor and trucking :
George R. Babbitt and others, 455.50
Materials, 23.53
479.03
State Accounts
Mosquito Control,
50.00
State parks and reservations,
11.15
Auditing accounts,
811.52
State Tax,
1,300.00
2,172.67
County Accounts
Tuberculosis Hospital,
570.70
County Tax,
960.20
Dog Licenses,
254.00
1,784.90
Soldiers' Graves
Sanders Lumber Co.,
3.20
Pierce Hardware Co.,
16.65
Matthew Slocum, loam and gravel,
50.25
Joseph H. Marshall, truck,
40.00
Ira C. Harris, fertilizer, 9.45
L. B. Swift and others, labor,
20.00
139.55
Endowed Lots, Cemeteries
Lawrence B. Swift,
76.64
Carlton B. Cummings, 60.00
136.64
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth
A. A. Briggs, labor and truck,
263.20
Alvin E. Briggs,
97.60
Norman E. Whittaker,
100.80
C. P. Terry, gas and oil,
12.26
473.86
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Snow Bills
Snow plow repairs,
48.20
L. B. Swift and others, labor,
559.50
Bert Cummings, sand,
26.25
633.95
Highways and Bridges
Chapter 90:
Labor and trucks,
2,880.45
Materials,
2,182.69
5,063.14
Chapter 81:
Labor and trucks,
6,448.30
Materials,
2,076.59
8,524.89
Charities
Old Age Assistance,
2,338.95
Public Welfare,
2,602.58
Outside Relief :
State, Dept. of Public Welfare, 9.00
Town of Middleboro,
295.20
Town of Freetown,
154.27
Pondville Hospital,
105.00
563.47
Total,
$5,505.00
Municipal Indebtedness
Taunton Savings Bank,
School Note, $2,000.00
Taunton Savings Bank,
Highway Note, 1,000.00
State, Municipal Relief Loan,
500.00
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Revenue Loans :
Susan M. Allen,
6,000.00
Susan M. Allen, 2,600.00
Faxon, Gade & Co., 10,000.00
$22,100.00
Interest and discounting notes, 989.47
Miscellaneous
Joseph H. Babbitt, Bridge ten-
der,
$360.00
Francis Andrews, expenses,
8.12
E. A. Chace, Slaughtering In- spector, 14.00
Holmes Print Shop, printing,
89.75
Holmes Print Shop, town re- ports,
189.75
Sullivan's Office Supply Co.
81.74
Taunton M. L. Plant, 6.55
James Geanecopolous, snow fence,
5.00
Al's Place, kerosene,
1.80
Pierce Hardware Co.,
95.10
Ruth Babbitt, clerical work,
78.65
H. A. Dickerman & Son,
16.45
Davol Printing House,
15.50
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
10.15
Hiram E. Young, constable, 5.00
Wendell D. Conant, constable,
3.00
Eino Silvan, constable,
2.00
Mass. Rural Highways Confer- ence, 20.00
Hobbs & Warren,
40.51
Joseph D. Rose,
42.80
Sanders Lumber Co.,
22.20
Enos D. Williams, Real Estate Transfers, 5.32
Matthew Slocum, 25.00
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C. A. Hack & Son, 29.27
L. C. Whitaker, Constable and
Posting Warrants, 18.40
L. C. Whitaker, Dog Officer, 32.00
Election Officers :
Marion Whittaker,
10.00
Lucy White,
8.00
Ruth Marshall,
12.00
Roger Conant,
10.00
L. C. Whitaker,
10.00
Esther Talbot,
14.00
Charles Harrison,
2.00
Mrs. Mary Hall,
4.00
Benjamin Phillips,
4.00
74.00
Wendell D. Conant, expenses,
8.00
John Q. Dillingham, expenses,
3.24
W. & L. E. Gurley,
2.91
Chester White, mowing common,
10.00
State, certifying notes,
4.00
Gerald Brailey, repairing R. R. sign,
5.80
L. B. Eaton, creosote,
1.00
John K. Flint, repairing flag pole, 35.10
Norman E. Whittaker, postage,
3.30
J. R. Tallman Co., insurance,
110.51
L. B. Swift, cutting trees,
4.00
G. Crimlisk, cutting trees,
3.20
M. Marquis, cutting trees,
3.20
Mrs. Mary A. Hall, printing,
12.25
Chester White, Janitor Town Hall, 25.00
Verdo Westgate, electrical in- spections, 26.00
Mrs. L. J. Howland, sand and posts, 5.25
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Edwin R. McCormick, legal
services,
19.53
Taunton Gazette, tax advertising, 42.00
E. A. Chace, fees, 63.85
American Surety Co., bonding :
Treasurer,
25.00
Collector,
127.16
Clerk,
5.00
FERA Expenses :
George Stedman, 27.97
Lawrence Swift, 25.00
City of Taunton,
5.93
N. H. Skinner Co.,
6.66
E. A. Chace,
10.00
J. M. Fitzgerald Co.,
1.60
J. P. Galligan Co.,
1.90
Domestic Fuel Oil Co.,
3.75
$1,920.17
Total Payments, $75,415.83
Total of Selectmen's War- rants, $72,665.00
Items not on Warrants:
Discount on Faxon, Gade note, 150.83
Susan Allen note, renewed, 2,600.00
$75,415.83
Cash on hand, Dec. 31, 1934,
1,105.51
Grand Total, Payments and Cash on hand, $76,521.34
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT Net Funded Debt
Schoolhouse Loan,
Note Due 1935, $2,000.00
Note Due 1936, 2,000.00
$4,000.00
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State Municipal Relief Loan :
Note Due 1935, 500.00
Note Due 1936,
500.00
Note Due 1937,
500.00
Note Due 1938,
500.00
2,000.00
Total, Funded Debt,
6,000.00
Temporary Loans
Susan Allen, Note Due 1935, 2,600.00
Total Notes owed by the Town, 8,600.00
TRUST ACCOUNTS The Giles Leach Fund
Balance Jan. 1, 1934,
$1,382.54
Interest Received, 24.18
Balance Dec. 31, 1934,
1,406.72
The Edwin H. Allen Cemetery Fund Principal, Received 1934, 1,000.00
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
Balance Jan. 1, 1934,
Interest Received,
4,026.51 131.59
4,158.10
Expended for Care of Lots,
136.64
Balance Dec. 31, 1934, 4,021.46
Total, Trust Accounts,
$6,428.18
Deposits in Savings Banks,
$6,428.18
The accounts of the Town Treasurer are cor- rect and I find on file the necessary orders of the Se- lectmen for money paid. The Tax Collector's ac- counts have been examined, and unpaid taxes listed
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have been checked by mailing notices to all delin- quents.
The sum of One Thousand Dollars was received from the Estate of Edwin H. Allen to be held in trust, the interest only to be used in the care of the Berk- ley Common Cemetery.
The school appropriation payments have been itemized instead of being put in as a lump sum as in the past in order that details of this large expendi- ture might be made more plain.
Various appropriation accounts have again been overdrawn, and it is recommended that the various departments authorizing expenditures exercise more care in keeping within their appropriations.
Difficulty was experienced in reconciling the amounts of taxes turned over to the Town Treasurer as recorded on the books of the Treasurer and Col- lector, and it is recommended that greater care be taken in keeping these records straight.
I hereby certify that the information contained in this report is complete and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS,
Town Auditor.
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BERKLEY ROADS Payrolls of Chapter 81
March 6 to March 10.
B. L. Quick, truck,
$ 4.80
Manuel Rose and truck,
16.00
Wendell Conant,
3.20
Mathew Slocum,
3.20
Frank Talbot,
3.20
Walter Ashley, Jr.,
3.20
Walter Ashley,
9.60
William Reed,
3.20
Albert Bindon,
5.20
William Bindon,
2.00
$53.60
March 12 to March 17.
John Winchoba and truck,
$40.00
Manuel Rose, truck,
6.00
B. L. Quick, truck,
28.80
William Reed,
19.20
Frank Talbot,
19.20
William Bindon,
19.20
Albert Bindon,
19.20
Martin Shippee,
19.20
George Mitchell,
19.20
Manuel Rose,
13.60
Walter Ashley, Jr.,
19.20
Walter Ashley,
19.20
William Young,
19.20
Wendell Conant,
19.20
March 26 to March 31.
Manuel Rose and truck,
$20.00
L. C. Whittaker,
7.20
William Coggeshall,
2.20
$280.40
$29.40
28
ANNUAL REPORT
April 2 to April 9.
L. B. Swift,
$11.00
Manuel Rose, and truck,
50.00
L. C. Whittaker,
16.00
Lloyd Tompkins,
16.00
Philip Anderson,
14.40
Daniel O'Brien,
16.00
William Coggeshall,
2.40
Henry Turner,
12.80
Vincent Avery,
14.40
Fred Williams,
12.80
$165.80
April 9 to April 14.
L. B. Swift,
$20.00
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
19.20
William Reed and truck,
24.00
B. L. Quick, truck,
19.20
Manuel Rose and truck,
28.00
L. C. Whitaker,
12.80
Fred Williams,
12.80
Vincent Avery,
12.80
Philip Anderson,
12.80
Henry Turner,
12.80
Daniel O'Brien,
12.80
Lloyd Tompkins,
12.80
Wendell Conant,
12.80
Roy Cummings,
12.80
Walter Ashley,
6.40
Manuel Martin,
12.80
George Langton,
9.60
Walter Ashley, Jr.,
12.80
Wallace Westgate,
12.80
Roger Conant,
9.60
R. K. Delano,
3.20
Albert Bindon,
12.80
Arnold Silvan,
12.80
29
ANNUAL REPORT
Steven Lucke,
12.80
Antone Marshall,
12.80
Manuel Marquis,
12.80
Willard Westgate,
12.80
Bert Cummings,
12.80
Fred Connors,
6.40
William Young,
1.60
$390.40
April 16 to April 21.
L. B. Swift,
$ 8.00
Manuel Rose and truck,
37.50
B. L. Quick, truck,
14.40
Daniel O'Brien,
6.40
Philip Anderson,
9.60
Lloyd Tompkins,
6.40
Fred Williams,
6.40
Vincent Avery,
9.60
L. C. Whitaker,
6.40
Wendell Conant,
9.60
$114.30
April 23 to April 29.
L. B. Swift,
$ 2.50
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
3.00
Manuel Martin and truck,
5.00
Steven Lucke,
2.00
Antone Marshall,
2.00
Manuel Marquis,
2.00
George French,
2.00
Walter Ashley, Jr.,
2.00
Fred Connors,
2.00
Howard Little,
2.00
Lloyd Tompkins,
2.00
Albert Bindon,
2.00
Arnold Silvan,
2.00
B. L. Quick, truck,
12.60
Wendell Conant,
8.40
30
ANNUAL REPORT
Vincent Avery,
8.40
Philip Anderson,
8.40
$68.30
May 7 to May 12.
L. B. Swift,
$15.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
18.00
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
11.40
B. L. Quick, truck,
12.60
George French,
8.40
Albert Bindon,
9.20
Lloyd Tompkins,
10.40
Antone Marshall,
10.40
Arnold Silvan,
10.40
Fred Williams,
9.60
Henry Wood,
2.00
Wendell Conant,
8.40
Philip Anderson,
9.20
Steven Lucke,
9.60
Vincent Avery,
8.40
$153.00
May 14 to May 19.
L. B. Swift,
$20.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
19.20
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
14.40
B. L. Quick, truck,
10.20
George French,
11.20
Wendell Conant,
9.60
Arnold Silvan,
12.80
Albert Bindon,
12.80
Steven Lucke,
12.80
Lloyd Tompkins,
12.80
Fred Williams,
9.60
Vincent Avery,
12.80
Philip Anderson,
12.80
Antone Marshall,
12.80
Henry Wood,
9.60
$187.00
31
ANNUAL REPORT
May 21 to May 26.
L. B. Swift,
$ 6.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
7.20
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
7.20
B. L. Quick, truck,
7.20
George French,
4.80
Albert Bindon,
4.80
Wendell Conant,
4.80
Steven Lucke,
4.80
Philip Anderson,
4.80
Vincent Avery,
4.80
John Trond,
4.80
Elmer Poole,
4.80
Arnold Silvan,
4.80
Antone Marshall,
4.80
Lloyd Tompkins,
4.80
Fred Williams,
4.80
$85.20
June 4 to June 9.
L. B. Swift,
$ 600
L. B. Swift, truck,
14.40
H. F. Bragdon, truck,
6.00
Albert Bindon,
9.60
George French,
3.20
John Trond,
9.60
Elmer Poole,
9.60
Manuel Martin,
3.20
Arnold Silvan,
9.60
Fred Williams,
6.40
$77.60
June 11 to June 15. B. L. Quick, truck,
$9.60
Wendell Conant,
8.00
L. B. Swift,
6.00
$23.60
32
ANNUAL REPORT
June 18 to June 23.
L. B. Swift,
$4.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
4.80
B. L. Quick, truck,
2.40
Willard Hathaway, truck,
4.80
Albert Bindon,
3.20
Wendell Conant,
3.20
Samuel Andrews,
3.20
John Trond,
3.20
Elmer Poole,
3.20
C. B. Wardell,
3.20
Thomas Sylvester, Jr.,
3.20
Philip Anderson,
3.20
Arnold Silvan,
3.20
July 8 to July 14.
L. B. Swift,
$9.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
7.20
B. L. Quick, truck, 9.00
Willard Hathaway, truck,
7.20
Russell Haskell,
4.80
Albert Bindon,
4.80
Wendell Conant,
4.80
C. B. Wardell,
4.80
Arthur Mann,
4.80
Philip Anderson,
4.80
John Trond,
4.80
Lynn Avery,
4.80
Edward Flemming,
4.80
Elmer Poole,
4.80
Arnold Silvan,
4.80
$85.20
July 16 to July 21.
L. B. Swift,
$ 6.00
B. L. Quick, truck,
14.40
Willard Hathaway, truck,
14.40
$44.80
33
ANNUAL REPORT
Russell Haskell,
9.60
Wendell Conant,
9.60
C. B. Wardell,
9.60
Edward Flemming,
9.60
Vernon Adams,
9.60
Arthur Mann,
9.60
Elmer Poole,
9.60
Arnold Silvan,
9.60
Philip Anderson,
9.60
$121.20
July 23 to July 28.
L. B. Swift,
$16.00
B. L. Quick, truck,
24.00
Willard Hathaway, truck,
24.00
Wendell Conant,
12.00
Russell Haskell,
16.00
Elmer Poole,
18.00
Arnold Silvan,
16.00
John Winchoba,
16.00
Vernon Adams,
16.00
Arthur Mann,
16.00
Philip Anderson,
16.00
Edward Flemming,
12.80
Lynn Avery,
6.40
Martin Shippee,
6.40
Albert Bindon,
6.40
John Trond,
6.40
$228.40
July 30 to August 3.
L. B. Swift,
$22.00
L. B. Swift, truck,
19.20
W. H. Hathaway, truck,
24.00
Albert Bindon,
16.00
Wendell Conant,
12.80
Russell Haskell,
16.00
Clayton Bickford,
12.80
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