Town annual report of the offices of Fairhaven, Massachusetts 1961, Part 1

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SELECTMENS OFFICE


ANNUAL REPORTS 1961


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TOWN OF FAIRHAVEN Settled 1653 Incorporated 1812 v Federal


Population 14,339 1960.4Census NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT / FIRST COUNCILLOR DISTRICT ;


CAPE AND PLYMOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT / NINTH BRISTOL REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Second Saturday in March /


ELECTION OF OFFICERS First Monday in February


FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS


1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE TOWN V LOCATED V On the Shore of Buzzards Bay


56 Miles from Boston ,


1 Mile from New Bedford


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Registered Voters - ·9,000 7765 Tax Rate $85.00 87.00


Valuation - $16,862,923.00 17,290,685,00


Area 7,497 Acres ¥ Miles of Shore Property - 21 v


Miles of Streets and Roads - Approximately 60


Number of Dwellings - 4,025 4,570


Churches 8 Public Schools - 7 ~ Private Schools - 4~ Banks 2 # #


PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES


SHIP BUILDING


WINCHES & FISHING MACHINERY


TACK & NAIL MAKING


OIL REFINERY #


FISHING INDUSTRY


FISH FREEZING


LOOM CRANK SHAFTS


DIESEL ENGINE REPAIRING


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BENEFACTIONS OF THE LATE HENRY HUTTLESTON ROGERS Millicent Library High School


Town Hall Rogers School UNITARIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH MASONIC BUILDING FAIRHAVEN WATER WORKS CUSHMAN PARK


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CALENDAR


BOARD MEETINGS


SELECTMEN - Every Monday at 7:30 P.M. Telephone WY 2-5416.


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE - Every Monday at 6:45 P.M. Telephone WY 7-7801 - WY 7-7802.


SEWER AND WATER COMMISSIONERS - Every Thursday at 7:00 P.M. Telephone WY 3-8531.


BOARD OF APPEALS - First Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. Meeting held in Asses- sors' Office. Telephone WY 9-6642.


PLANNING BOARD - Second Thursday at 7:30 P.M. in Registrar of Voters' Office.


BUILDING INSPECTOR - Business transacted in Building Inspector's Office daily from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday to Friday. Saturdays by appoint- ment only. Telephone WY 3-0132 49222


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT - Office located at Town Yard, Rotch Street, 1 and is open 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday to Friday. Saturdays 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon. Telephone WY 3-5427.


THOSE OFFICES NOT MAINTAINING OFFICE HOURS IN THE TOWN HALL MAY BE REACHED AS FOLLOWS:


SCHOOL COMMITTEE Second Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. Telephone WY 3-1241. Junior High School - School Street.


ADMINISTRATIVE BLOG, 128 WASHINGTON ST.


SHELLFISH INSPECTOR : 155 Chestnut St., Fairhaven. Telephone WY 8-5738.7


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS and DOG OFFICER: 138 Alden Road, Fairhaven.V Telephone WY 2-1561.


SLAUGHTER INSPECTOR: 373 Alden Road, Fairhaven. Telephone WY 2-3557./


INSPECTOR OF WIRES: Day's Electric Shop, Fairhaven. Telephone WY 7-9469.


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SEALER OF WEIGHTS and MEASURES: 41 Walnut St., Telephone WY 7-4175.


INSPECTOR OF PETROLEUM: 30 Huttleston Ave., Fairhaven Telephone WY 4 7155.


TREE WARDEN: 26 Holcomb St., Fairhaven. Telephone WY 2-7700.


WHARFINGER: 104 Main Street. Telephone WY 2-9046.


PARK COMMISSIONERS: Call Weber R. Torres, Jr., 118 East Morgan St. Telephone WY 4-9812 or WY 4-0291.


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DIRECTORY OF TOWN OFFICERS


LEGISLATIVE JOSEPH A. SALADINO, Moderator '64


FINANCE COMMITTEE At Large Frederick J. Joerres, '63


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Precinct 1


Willis H. Doran


Precinct 2


Frederlok F. Wołanski '62 Harry. Young Jr. 1963E Pickup Precinct 3


Clifford C. Howcroft, Chairman '62 Joseph M. Bizzaro '63


Short 196 3


Precinct 4


'68


Earl m. Larkin


1962


Precinct 5


Albert Espindola $1632


Precinct 6


Manuel DeSouza 7362


1- BOARD OF SELECTMEN


WALTER J. BOROWICZ '63


& WALTER SILVEIRA '64


EDNA M O'LEARYCOS TOWN CLERK


MICHAEL J. OLEARY Delphine B. Lanagan, Assist. Town Clerk


EDDA M. O'LEARY


TREASURER


MICHAEL J. O'Leary $265 Rose E. G. Keen, Asst. Town Treasurer (ReTired) Marguerite Carroll, Clerk LEONA R, BLOUIN, CLERK


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TAX COLLECTOR


COLBY H. BENSON, 2 65 Anna R. Beadle, Assistant to Tax Collector Barbara M. Laverdiere, Clerk


TOWN ACCOUNTANT Irva M. Bushnell 1


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ASSESSORS


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ELMIRA B. MCKENZIE '62 65 Marjorie J. Sylvia tappowe


AUGUSTUS H. XAVIER (deceased)


CHARLES W. KNOWLTON (deceased) JOSEPH L. HERRICK


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CHAIRMAN BOARD OF HEALTH


3. FRANK E. BETTENCOURT - 65 / . DR. EDWARD L. SOARES '63 2. DR. FILBERT A. SILVEIRA '64, Chairman


HEALTH AND SANITATION


PD Dr. John V. Moreau, Dentist Eleanor Gonsalves, Dental Assistant


TYPED Grace E. Smalley, R.N., District Nurse Lawrence B. Maxfield, Sanitary Insp.


MARY E. KIRK George J. Martin - Burial of Animals


SHELLFISH INSPECTOR - Joseph B. Goulart, Jr.


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS 6


Samuel C. Barrett


MILK INSPECTOR V Samuel C. Barrett


VETERANS BURIAL AGENT


Leonard Finnell /


DOG OFFICER J


Samuel C. Barrett /


SLAUGHTER INSPECTOR Henry Stevens


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SEWER AND WATER COMMISSIONERS


'63 Y CHARLES A. MAXFIELD, JR. '( '65 /, LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD


2. DUDLEY S. RICHARDS '64


Elizabeth H. Church, Principal Clerk


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Joseph J. Kovic '62 -


Victor N. Meurent-'83


MANUEL L. Gonsalves


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5, JAMES B. LANAGAN 2 65


James F. Murphy, Jr. '62


SCHOOL COMMITTEE ANTONE &: MARTIN JR. 63


Frank Marujo (appointed) .JOHN T. MORGAN'LE2 (diecared) RAYMOND LAMARRE 0265 ALBERT M. GONSALVES. '63,. ? GEORGE R. GRAVES '64


CECIL H. WHITTIER '64


Lynwood P. Harriman, Supt. Beatrice M. DeCoffe, Secretary to Supt.» Elaine M. Marshall, Financial Clerk Nesta M. Oliveira, Corr. Clerk /


3. ANSONW. PAINE '65 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS


Webster Wilde 02 , Dorothy S. Kearns, Chairman '63 2. James F. Murray '64 Michael J. O'Leary, Clerk EDNA SAFETY COUNCIL


LÜSSIER


Norman D. Shurtleff FRANK ROGERS-ALFRED John C. Plezia RAYMOND W. GONSALVES CHIEF OF POLICE DEPARTMENT Norman D. Shurtleff


BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS


Harold S. Macomber, Jr. Frank Rogers


Walter P. Jachna Joseph Andrews Lindsey S. Gifford


CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF FIRE ALARM Frank Rogers · ! CIVIL DEFENSE


Armand A. Guilmette, Director Mildred C. Martin, Clerk


INSPECTORS OF WIRES


Enos E. Days, Jr.


James Honohan


INSPECTOR OF PETROLEUM Harold V. Pierce


SEALER OF WEIGHTS & MEASURES William L. Lacasse


PUBLIC WEIGHER Peter Majoka MAJOCKA


(deceased)


COMMISSIONERS OF TRUST FUNDS


CHARLES RADCLIFFE, JR. 265 BRADFORD W. LUTHER '63 ORRIN B. CARPENTER '64


BOARD OF RETIREMENT


Elizabeth H. Church, Chairman Irva M. Bushnell, Clerk Michael J. O'Leary, Treasurer


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE


JAMES B. LANAGAN 65. WALTER J. BOROWICZ '63 WALTER SILVEIRA . '64


Claudia I. Schiller, Social Work Supervisor . Edith S. Alden, Marion F. Hiller, Edith B: Horne, Social Workers Doris S. Terry, Senior Clerk-Stenographer (retired) Clara S. Durfee, Helen Perry, Junior Clerk-Typists


PLANNING BOARD


CHARLES R. DUGDALE '62 JAMES PARKINSON '62


VICTOR O. B. SLATER '63


EARL L. HOLDEN. '63


ARSENE G. DUVAL '64


NOEL B. COUTURE '65


KENNETH R. VINING. '64 ARNOLD CORREIA '65


BOARD OF APPEALS /


Wendell T. Eldridge William C. Brennan Joseph A. Walker '63 v Warren C. Thompson 64 RESIGNED Cecil H. Whittier (Associate) '65 Harvey Gobell (Associate) '65 Ellsworth M. Burgess '66 :


alice m. Mc Gann 64 unificiren terme


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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Henry T. Howard, Superintendent Ellsworth M. Burgess, Principal Clerk Philip Dudgeon, Clerk


BUILDING DEPARTMENT Reuben E. Hawkins, Building Inspector Dorothy S. Kearns, Clerk Hugh C. Francis, Dudley S. Richards, Plumbing Inspectors TREE. WARDEN AND MOTH SUPERINTENDENTE Cup JOHN. JARVIS '64


PARK COMMISSIONERS


LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD '62 WEBER REGO TORRES, JR. '63 JOSEPH G. MELLO '64


WHARFINGER Frank J. Cunniff FIELD DRIVER AND POUND KEEPER Samuel C. Barrett


MEASURER OF WOOD AND BARK Ellsworth M. Burgess


FENCE VIEWERS


Ellsworth M. Burgess


Paul E. Despres


TOWN FOREST COMMITTEE


.Wallace B. Baylies '63 Kenneth R. Vining '64 Albert M. Stevens '64


Mabel L. Potter (deceased) '62


Sseph G. Nello 65 HARBORMASTER Joseph B. Goulart


SHELLFISH DEPUTIES


Louis M. Lopes Harold E. Snell Joseph Sutcliffe John F. Sylvia


SHELLFISH ADVISORY BOARD


Harold Clark Royal Parkinson . Harry T. Perkins, Jr. Joseph Mckenzie


Noel E. Staples Joseph Sutcliffe


FAIRHAVEN PLANNING COMMITTEE FOR THE NEW BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN HURRICANE PROJECT James B. Buckley Louis B. Gold Victor N. Fleurent Harold V. Pierce Louis Rogissart


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SELECTMEN'S MESSAGE


The year 1961 has been the year of decision and progress in the Select- men's Office. Numerous items of business have received our attention and efforts. With the cooperation of other elective officials and department heads, many challenges have been met and goals achieved-other goals are now in sight.


Through the cooperative efforts of the Board of Selectmen, Planning Board, and our State Representative, waterways projects, long sought by the Town, are being realized. A new Coggeshall Street Bridge or Causeway, boating marinas, a master plan of our waterfront, construction of finger piers, a new boat landing on Sconticut Neck, demolition of old buildings and clearing of Fort Phoenix-with the anticipated new Phoenix Beach, the article in the Town Warrant for a new recreation center on Sconticut Neck-all in various stages of progress.


The industrial picture presents a new face with the proposed zoning of land on Bridge Street and Alden Road.


The clearing of land on Washington Street for the building of a new shopping center highlights the business phase of our community life; also, the institution of a Chamber of Commerce, comprising the members of the Board of Selectmen and the Chairman of the Planning Board to handle the interest of those seeking to locate their businesses within our borders.


On the housing front, 1961 saw the inception of a new federally-aided housing commission to be known as the Fairhaven Housing Authority.


The Selectmen have also been busy on committees for the Sesquicenten- nial celebration for 1962.


Under legislation proposed by President Kennedy and enacted by Congress, an area-redevelopment program that could be of great benefit is being studied by the Board.


As of January 1st, 1962 the amount of "free cash" as certified by the Department of Corporations and Taxation is $252,018.41.


This year the Board was organized with Mr. James B. Lanagan, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen and Public Welfare, Walter Silveira, Clerk, and Walter J. Borowicz, Veterans' Agent.


JAMES B. LANAGAN, Chairman


WALTER J. BOROWICZ


WALTER SILVEIRA


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT BALANCE SHEET Report of All Financial Transactions of the Town of Fairhaven During the Year Ending December 30, 1961


Cash


Petty Cash Reserve


$ 110.00


General


$620,995.28 110.00


Farm


31.24


Petty


$621,105.28


Vessel


30.32


Accounts Receivable


Taxes


Levy of 1960-Real Estate


14,921.33


Tax Title


27,596.06


Levy of 1961


Poll


120.00


Water


3,881.05


Personal


3,053.20


Aid to Highways


34,287.65


Real


76,106.84


101,716.47


94,201.37


Other Reserve Accounts


Farm Excise


31.24


Tax Title Receipts


63.85


Vessel Excise


30.32


Sale Real Estate


43,754.00


Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise


Guarantee Deposits


1960


643.56


Sewer


758.82


1961


10,749.19


Sidewalk


1,528.48


11,392.75


Water


7.44


Special Assessments


1960


102.20


Misc. Tailings


167.81


1961


382.01


46,427.40


484.21


Payroll Deductions


Tax Titles


6,270.71


Contributory Retirement


257.91


Tax Possessions


21,325.35


Teacher's Retirement


3,072.64


27,596.06


Group Insurance


1,215.65


Departmental


Public Welfare


608.75


Trust Funds


A.D.C.


8,506.36


Rogers High School


7,641.49


O.A.A.


30.15


Stoddard Fund


4,157.75


Veterans Services


14,334.27


Lady Fairhaven


551.59


Wharf


533.66


James Ricketts Fund


286.61


Andrus Spritt Fund


1,763.10


Water


Trowbridge Fund


141.01


Rates and Services


3,881.05


Hannah Chadwick


154.42


14,695.97


Motor Vehicle & Trailer


11,392.75


Special Assessments


484.21


Departmental


24,013.19


Disability Recovery


147.00


4,546.20


24,013.19


Revenue-Reserved Until Collected


Federal Grants


A.D.C.


673.38


O.A.A.


6,796.04


M.A.A.


2,009.18


30,287.65


D.A.


519.11


9,997.71


School Funds


Court Judgment-


School Suit


123.92


Lunch Account


283.27


Athletic Account


491.50


N.D.E.A., Title III & V


4,460.25


5,358.94


Underestimates


610.61 1959 Overlay


84.05


Overlay-Reserved for Abatements 1960


10,945.47


County-Mosquito Control


170.71


1961


34,903.77


45,849.24


Overlay Surplus


14,309.89


Unexpended Balances


227,905.02


Appropriation Authorized- Fire Station Building


61,000.00


Deferred Special Assessments Revenue


Transfer Authorized- 8,451.48 Post-War Fund 346,219.78 Deferred Sewer Assessments


61,000.00


Surplus Revenue


8,451.43


$887,198.66


$887,198.66


Net Funded Debt


1,783,800.00


Water System


61,800.00


School Additions


835,000.00


Junior High School


905,000.00


Rogers School Addition


255,000.00


1960 School Remodeling


227,000.00


$1,783,800.00


$1,783,800.00


Highway Chap. 90 Maintenance State and County Chap. 90 Construction State and County


4,000.00


34,287.65


Overestimates State Parks


County Tax


469.35


724.11


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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


TRUST, RETIREMENT, INVESTMENT FUNDS


Trust, Retirement, Investment Funds 921,075.47


Hannah Chadwick


500.00


Andrus Spritt


10,000.00


Anna B. Trowbridge


6,240.77


Julia Stoddard


22,246.71


James Ricketts


1,430.66


Rogers Elementary School


112,523.76


Abner Pease


7,558.12


Edmund Anthony


10,000.00


Rogers Family High School


455,182.01


Other School Funds


3,662.67


Contributory Retirement System


206,027.62


Stabilization Fund


12,721.60


Post-War Rehabilitation Fund


72,981.55


$921,075.47


$921,075.47


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ANALYSIS OF RECEIPTS December 30, 1961


GENERAL REVENUE


TAXES


Current


Poll


$ 6,802.00


Personal


120,710.20


Real


1,198,266.58


Proforma


4,817.32


Prior


Poll


26.00


Personal


2,733.80


Real


49,650.28


Tax Titles


4,905.59


Tax Possessions


635.00


Farm Excise


467.09


Vessel Excise


720.16


Income


Educational Basis


140,381.06


Valuation Basis


35,280.00


Current


144,152.19


Prior


60,256.91


Shellfish Grant


45.00


$1,646,250.57


LICENSES


Liquor


8,605.00


Pedlar


75.00


Shellfish


2,446.00


Town Clerk


2,315.70


Collector


2.00


Election and Registration


4.48


Town Hall


60.00


Board of Appeals


42.00


Planning Board


18.00


$2,751.43


PUBLIC SAFETY


Police


61.00


Building


1,547.00


Weights and Measures


185.90


Old Age Assistance


95,784.91


Medical Assistance For the Aged


48,925.02


Disability Assistance


11,546.40


Welfare


Administration


12,890.40


N.D.E.A.


2,853.13


$200,808.36


State


School Construction


46,540.41


Tuition


2,489.69


Transportation


21,304.65


Vocational Education


8,962.03


Meals Tax


9,094.34


Marine Fisheries


750.00


HIGHWAYS


Maintenance Chap. 20


3,985.84


Construction Chap. 90


16,671.15


Sidewalks


1,616.49


Reimbursement


3,019.43


OTHER GENERAL REVENUE Cancelled Checks Prior Years


610.93


State Tax Reimbursement


73.96


$684.89


COMMERCIAL REVENUE SEWER ASSESSMENTS Current


4,394.92


Prior


177.97


$4,572.89


PRIVILEGES


Motor Vehicle


$204,454.10


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Selectmen


281.25


Treasurer


28.00


All Other


2,572.50


PERMITS


Marriage


350.00


$14,048.50


FINES


Court Fines


2,810.60


GRANTS & GIFTS


Federal


Aid to Dependent Children


28,808.50


$1,793.90


HEALTH


Dental Clinic


101.70


Other Cities and Towns


1,111.50


$1,213.20


SEWER & WATER DEPT.


Sewer Connections


2,089.43


Water Connections


2,020.76


Water Rates


20,381.06


Misc.


7.51


$24,498.76


$89,141.12


County


Dog Fund


22,273.48


Library Aid


3,011.19


Corporation


77,844.30


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NON-REVENUE


Public Welfare


State


3,151.12


Cities & Towns


3,538.50


Revenue Loan


200,000.00


Individual


69.00


School Remodeling Loan


227,000.00


State


19,813.41


State, Admin.


2,020.78


Loan


592.47


O.A.A.


State


52,825.83


State, Admin.


9,429.90


Cities & Towns


2,983.47


M.A.A.


State


29,648.00


State, Admin.


720.43


D.A.


State


12,590.38


State, Admin.


631.70


Veterans Services


State


25,447.88


Teachers Retirement


31,844.61


Group Insurance


11,730.40


Craftsman Insurance


318.10


Deposits


Lunch Accounts


80,482.12


Athletic


7,941.99


Sidewalk


1,412.97


Tuition


50,404.50


Misc.


139.82


Contract Bids


87,202.20


Retirement Funds


Earnings


6,910.02


Maturing Bonds


3,000.00


Charity Funds


28.58


School Funds


42.87


Recoveries


751.93


From Outside Funds


Fire Station Bldg.


39,000.00


Veterans Memorial


14,120.75


$380,043.94


REFUNDS


Cancelled Checks General


Departments


884.70


Welfare


1,703.56


Real Estate


43.68


Interest on Bonds


36.57


Deposits


936.00


Bond Issue


770.00


Taxes


2,394.19


Tax Titles


399.21


Sewer Assessments


517.06


Motor Vehicle Excise


1,420.57


Charity Funds


2,140.08


Investment Funds


2,627.62


School Funds


21,397.36


$32,602.09


AGENCY, TRUST, INVESTMENT


Dog Fund


3,438.00


Payroll Deductions F.W.H.


147,027.14


State W.H.


10,990.68


Contributory Retirement


18,199.72


$162,870.40


SCHOOLS


-138,968.43


ENTERPRISE


Union Wharf


5,570.68


RECREATION


Town Beach-Stickers


563.50


UNCLASSIFIED


Sale Town Property


775.00


Damage Claims


88.00


Rebate Group Insurance


5,859.00


Rebate Other


Insurance


514.67


$7,236.67


INTEREST


$2,668.51


Total Receipts


$3,376,437.92


Balance Jan. 1, 1961


518,259.76


$3,894,697.68


CHARITIES


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


A.D.C.


Premium on School


$427,592.47


Sewer


2,641.44


Water


1,384.53


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ANALYSIS OF PAYMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Ending December 30, 1961 SELECTMEN


Salaries Board


2,400.00


Salary Secretary


3,293.30


Office


220.30


Stationery & Postage


83.05


Printing & Advertising


229.63


Town Report


2,786.00


New Equipment


123.55


Travel


389.05


Misc.


140.00


O.S.T.


100.00


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ELECTION &


REGISTRATION


Salary Registrar


3,049.80


Salaries Elections


1,349.40


Salaries Clerical


260.00


Salaries Canvassers


1,097.12


Office


471.19


Telephone


76.00


Postage, Printing, Adv.


486.71 125.50


New Equipment


620.00


Insurance on Bonds


605.67


Telephone


190.00


Travel


68.34*


Misc.


184.03


11,367.45


TOWN CLERK


Salary Town Clerk


1,348.00


Salary Clerks


4,260.00


Office


55.75


New Equipment


288.95.


Stationery & Postage


69.14


Printing & Adv.


115.35


Binding


60.00


Travel


44.34


Certification Fees


664.00


Dues


19.50


O.S.T.


181.00


7,101.03


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Salary


2,964.00


Office


67.94


Postage


11.70


Binding


42.50


Travel


123.42


Payrolls


103.00


Printing, Adv.


1,146.61


Postage, Supplies


50.05


Amplifying Service


194.00


Engineering


192.75


TAX COLLECTOR


Salary Collector


4,202.00


Salary Clerks


4,930.23


Office


83.25


PLANNING BOARD


Salary Secretary


75.00


Recording Fees


133.00


Travel


61.94


Postage


1,006.95


Printing, Adv., Postage


88.20


Printing, Adv.


385.16


Supplies


17.25


Bonds


482.15


Dues


30.00


Travel


162.2.


Misc.


59.60


Misc.


144.00


11,718.98


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ASSESSORS


Salaries Assessors 8,229.78


Salaries Clerks 2,391.00


Office


330.54


Tel.


182.85


Printing, Binding


362.78


Stationery & Postage


150.29


Records & Plans


900.00


Repair & Rental


263.44


Travel


189.67


9,764.88.


TREASURER


Salary Treasurer


3,820.00


Salary Clerks


4,313.00


Office


954.20


Repairs


Equipment & Repair


211.65


Travel (Canvassers)


24.29


Precinct Books


152.70


7,323.64


TOWN HALL


Salary Janitor


3,435.93


Light


1,118.81


Fuel


2,229.75


Water


67.82


Bldg. & Janitors Supplies


676.30


Maint. and Repair


4,146.39


Misc.


168.95


11,843.95


TOWN MEETING


EXPENSE


Salary Moderator


100.00


Finance Committee Salary Secretary


400.00


Clerical


75.00


Travel


17.08


Supplies


34.48


Equip. Rental


10.00


Dues & Misc.


28.54


Town Meeting


Dues


5.00


3,214.56


2,351.51


Telephone


190.00


331.99


12


13,000.35


Printing, Postage, Adv.


631.49


BOARD OF APPEALS


Rent


2,400.00


Clerical


60.00


Repair


105.18


Gas & Elec. Power


818.29


Supplies


339.01


Laundry


201.38


Water


60.00


Telephone


412.65


Other


Fees


231.40


Legal


235:00


Postage, Printing


44.65


Adv.


57.86


Supplies


11.64


New Equipment


80.55


FIRE ALARM


Superintendent


364.00


Assistants


1,267.62


New Equipment


198.00


Supplies


884.56


Repair


753.50


New Boxes


438.61


Tanks,


Compressors


2,210.07


Truck


189.47


Travel


20.00


Misc.


48.70


PUBLIC SAFETY


POLICE DEPARTMENT


MISC .ACCOUNTS


Pumper


12,966.61


Regular Men


54,438.29


Special Men. -


13,718.43


Equipment


Autos


4,578.06


Ambulance


657.03


Boat


87.09


Radio


117.58,


For Men


317.52


Building


Office


230.95


Supplies


8.94


Telephone


579.67


All Other


Travel


322.60


Misc. Supplies


205.69


Lock-Up


75.00 -


Misc.


72.97


WEIGHTS & MEASURES


Salary Sealer


1,100.00


Travel ..


184.50


1960 Account


424:32.


Police Cars


3,518.42


O.S.T.


75.00


1,319.45


DOG CARE


Officer


1,186.12


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salaries


50,235.34


1,209.12


Call Men


9,355.13 -


DUTCH ELM


Apparatus


597.08


Salary Warden


200.00


Repair


1,196.61


Labor


2,219.39


For Men


161.60


Tools, Supplies


49.38


Gas and Oil


807.51


Trees


749.25


Supplies


454.94


Gas & Oil


113.88


Hose


671.44


Equipment Repair


264.46


Building


BUILDING DEPARTMENT


Salary · Inspector


1,750.00


Salary Clerk


500.00


Plumbing Inspector


1,190.00


Wire Inspector


1,135.00


Supplies


183.90


Travel '


350.44


Telephone


106.40


Misc.


12.50


5,228.24


75,409.82


.


Tools & Supplies


34.95


4,017.74


Vet.


14.00


Adv.


9.00


Equipment


98.33.


TAX TITLE EXPENSE


Travel


57.75


Office


116.41


Misc.


47.50


$68,037.82


661.10


OTHER GENERAL


GOVERNMENT


Town Hall Repairs


23,002.00


Engineering Expense


4,076.00


Legal Expense


3,377.45


30,455.45


6,374.53


Salaries


Forest Fires


99.21


Hydrant Rental


14.462.50


27,528.32


3,596.36


13


Adv.


34.33


Postage


4.00


Regular. Men


INSECT PEST CONTROL


Labor


3,335.81


Gas & Oil


81.03


Tools & Supplies


46.87


Tools & Supplies


5,356.54


Light & Power


1,930.83


Water


8,814.66


Gas, Oil, Kerosene


365.47


Travel


32.90


Emergency Payments


3,403.10


Office


122.66


Telephone


263.28


Incidentals


198.64


45,238.58


LONG ROAD SEWER MAIN Adv.


26.01


Materials


629.14


Plans Inspections


128.25


Contract


1,253.10


CIVIL DEFENSE


Clerical


571.25


Telephone


371.05


Supplies


11.02


Warning


58.75


Truck


3,518.73


Dump Maintenance


3,138.33


Travel


115.94


First Aid, Training


5.55


Misc.


42.98


1,516.92


GARBAGE COLLECTION Contract


9,500.00


MOSQUITO CONTROL


Selectmen


2,943.38


State


3,250.00


County


2,437.36


Supplies


171.05


Postage and Adv.


15.12


Board Expense


182.46


Premature Babies


180.00


T.B .- Hospital Care


624.00


Program


977.13


Animal Inspector


Salary & Expense


343.00


Burying Animals


222.00


Sanitary Inspector


484.00


Milk Inspector Salary


250.00


Slaughter Inspector Salary


50.00


Mental Health Clinics


500.00


Polio Clinics


50.00


Snow


6,111.98


Maintenance


Snow Control


12,749.06


Streets & Roads


19,459.88


Health Nursing


3,500.00


Diphtheria Clinics


225.00


County Hospital


Maintenance


21,830.80


Building & Yard Fuel


1,223.83


Light, Power, Water


113.62


Weather Service


275.00


Misc.


235.33


SEWER & WATER DEPARTMENT Salary Commissioners


750.00


Salary Clerical 3,503.60


Labor


18,731.88


Equipment & Repair


1,765.02


Insecticides


678.15


Equipment, Repair


108.14


4,250.00


SHELLFISH INSPECTION


Salary Constable


3,000.00


Helpers


103.50


Truck


802.30


Boat


400.85


Supplies


63.56


Printing & Adv.


9.25


Travel


10.50


4,389.96


HEALTH AND SANITATION HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Salary Board


720.00


Clerk


352.50


8,630.74


HIGHWAYS


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Salary Superintendent


4,830.00


Salary Assistant 3,952.00


Salary Clerk


2,601.90


Office


126.04


Telephone


257.65


Labor


46,939.29


Equipment


Repair


4,933.42


New


1,191.86


Hire


138.00


Gas, Oil, Diesel


2,090.91


5,121.26


Dental Clinics


1,209.96


Sidewalks


371.01


Drains


2,714.32


Supplies


607.51


333.38


26,765.76


2,036.50


RUBBISH COLLECTION


Labor


20,149.15


Equipment & Repair


340.38


Misc.


70.34


26,876.55


111,255.99


14


Salary & Expense


1961 ROAD RECONSTRUCTION AND DRAINAGE


Labor


5,029.66


Material


9,488.45


Curbing


1,678.50


Equipment Hire


1,923.45


Misc.


33.40


18,153.46


CHAPTER 90


Maintenance


5,994.73


Construction 1958


2,400.00


1959


4,945.17


1961


24,647.74


37,987.64


CURBING


1960


493.68


1961


1,780.64


2,274.32


DRAINS


Rotch Street


324.00


Veranda &


Magnolia Ave.


1,998.41


2,322.41


NEW EQUIPMENT


Street Marker


878.25


Rubbish Truck


10,497.00


11,375.25


MISC. ACCOUNTS


Street Lighting


20,273.04


Coggeshall St. Bridge


40.60


Sidewalks


2,306.16


Railroad Bed


Improvements


143.60


22,763.40


CHARITIES


PUBLIC WELFARE


Salaries Board


1,200.00


Other Cities & Towns


4,237.78


Cash Grants


3,862.10


Groceries


1,315.11


Rent, Fuel, Clothing


247.56


Medical


998.71


Hospital & Nursing Homes


2,883.98


Misc.


54.20


Tuition


2,101.56


Sundries


1,432.67


14,799.44


863,504.97


OTHER APPROPRIATION


ACCOUNTS


O.S.T.


21.80


Social Workers


12,780.00


Clerical


7,400.26


Outlay


14,950.15


Supplies


382.89


Postage


677.60


Telephone


467.68


Travel


326.60


Equipment


103.98 Legal and All Other 132.56


27,311.57


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Grants 71,320.93


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Grants 174,349.12


Other Cities & Towns 1,911.41


176,260.53


MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGED


Grants 89,096.04


DISABILITY ASSISTANCE


Grants 30,969.15


VETERANS SERVICES


Agent, Travel Expense 410.22


Equip. & Supplies 95.08


Allowances 22,814.25


Groceries 277.00


Medical


6,987.81


Nursing Homes


1,755.90


Hospitals


6,825.67


Misc. 340.60


39,506.53


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS


General Control


Salary Sup't. 9,734.17


Salary Clerical


8,995.87


Office


634.29


Other Expense


2,238.55


Instruction


Teachers' Salaries


664,761.45


Books


12,513.87


Supplies


17,646.51


Operation


Janitors


42,972.64


Fuel


24,305.23


Misc. Operation


21,613.10


Maintenance


Salaries


19,946.75


Repairs and


15,327.10


Other Expenses Health


7,633.12


Cafeterias


7,787.51


Physical Education


2,872.28


Driver Education


988.30


PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION


Supervisor


5,040.00


Transportation


41,672.35


Special Training


Schools


17,790.67


74,434.97


15


Replacements


CONSTRUCTION AND REMODELING Junior High School


9,960.93


1960 Remodeling


215,349.70


. .


225,310.63


REVOLVING ACCOUNTS


Lunch Room


85,802.50


Athletic


8,092.88


93,895.38


N.D.E.A., Title V


Supplies


189.76


MILLICENT LIBRARY


Services


29,995.40


Heating Unit


3,755.00


33,750.40


RECREATION


PARK DEPARTMENT


Playground Leaders


1,185.00


Labor


3,578.00


Office


97.71


Playground Supplies


352.07


Equipment & Repair


870.50


Gas and Oil


197.21


Maintentance Grounds


2,996.59




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