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Annual reports of officers and committees of the town
Annual Report
For the Town of
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SUNDERLAND
Massachusetts
For Year Ending December 31 1942
ANNUAL REPORTS
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Officers and Committees
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TOWN OF SUNDERLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
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Year Ending December 31 1942
ORANGE, MASS. THE ART PRESS 1943
AMen County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270
Town Warrant
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
FRANKLIN, SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Sunderland, in the County of Franklin, GREETING:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town, qualified to vote in elections and Town affairs, to meet at the Alvin J. Johnson hall in said town on Monday, the First day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles:
ARTICLE 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
ART. 2. To hear the annual reports of the Town Officers and committees and act thereon.
ART. 3. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the ensuing year.
ART. 4. To appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges for the ensuing year, or to pay Town debts or interest.
ART. 5. To determine the manner of repairing the high- ways, townways, bridges, culverts and fencing, and appropriate any money therefor.
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ART. 6. To fix the time when taxes shall be paid and pass any vote in regard to interest.
ART. 7. To appropriate money for the salaries of the several Town Officers.
ART. 8. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for the support of the Public Library.
ART. 9. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to furnish street lights for the ensuing year.
ART. 10. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for the observance of Memorial Day.
ART. 11. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for Gypsy Moth work, and the infestation of other pests by spraying or painting nests.
ART. 12. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for snow removal.
ART. 13. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for Bonding the Town Officers.
ART. 14. To see if the Town will accept the provisions of Section 26-29, Chapter 81, of the General Laws in regard to the manner of caring for the roads, and appropriate any money for the same.
ART. 15. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to pay for giving the pupils in the schools the Schick Test, and innoculations for the prevention of Diphtheria.
ART. 16. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to pay for the purchase, maintenance and storage of fire fighting equipment and supplies, and pay the Chief and Wardens for their services.
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ART. 17. To see if the Town will vote to rent or sell the old play ground, and appropriate any money to rent other lands for playground purposes.
ART. 18. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for fighting forest fires, or the purchase of new equip- ment for the same.
ART. 19. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for repairs and maintenance of the Sunderland sewer system.
ART. 20. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1943, and issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, of the General Laws.
ART. 21. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to help in the care of Riverside cemetery and the North Sunderland cemetery.
ART. 22. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for insuring the Town Buildings.
ART. 23. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Assessors to use an amount not to exceed $10000 to be taken from available funds for the reduction of the 1943 Tax rate.
ART. 24. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money earned by the use of Town tools under the pro- visions of Chapter 81 in 1942 and years previous, for the Road Machinery fund.
ART. 25. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for tarring the highway in front of the Town Hall and Post Office.
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ART. 26. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to be used for renting and cleaning a Town Dump.
ART. 27. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for Civilian Defense.
ART. 28. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of $75 from money received from the State on account of Federal Grants allotted for the administration of Old Age Assistance, to pay the Supervisor of Old Age Assistance for his salary.
ART. 29. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money to insure the Town Buildings against War Damage ..
ART. 30. To see if the Town will vote to erect an Honor Roll, and appropriate any money for the same, and pass any vote or votes in relation thereto.
ART. 31. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money to complete the grading and seeding of the Filling Station property or the further beautification of same, or pass any vote or votes in relation to the same.
ART. 32. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money from available funds, for the establishment of a post war fund to be expended by vote of the Town at some future time.
ART. 33. To see if the Town will take any action on cleaning the Town Drains and appropriate any money for the same.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting up attested copies thereof at the Post Office in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant, with
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your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeing, as aforesaid.
Given under our hands this Twenty-first day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty- Three.
GEORGE W. POMEROY WALTER F. HUBBARD MICHAEL R. SKIBISKI
Selectmen of Sunderland
A true copy. Attest:
RALPH B. BROWN, Constable
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Selectmen's Budget Recommended for 1943
Bonding Town Officers
$ 95 00
Riverside Cemetery
100 00
North Sunderland Cemetery
75 00
Fire Department
500 00
Fencing
100 00
Forest Fires
100 00
Gypsy Moth
150 00
Inspection
125 00
Interest
235 00
Insurance on Town Buildings
315 00
Incidentals
1000 00
Library
350 00
Memorial Day
30 00
Play Grounds
125 00
Roads Emergency and Tools
150 00
Roads Chapter 81
3400 00
Snow Removal and Sanding
1000 00
Street Lighting
594 00
Schick Test
25 00
Sewer
100 00
Town Hall Maintenance
850 00
Town Officers
1300 00
Tree Warden
150 00
Town Hall Note
1000 00
Public Welfare
1800 00
Soldiers' Relief
300 00
Aid to Dependent Children
1000 00
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Old Age Assistance
$4300 00
Administration Old Age Assistance
25 00
Administration Aid To Dependent Children
20 00
Public Health
1300 00
Reserve Fund
1500 00
Tarring Town Hall-Post Office Road
100 00
Civilian Defense
150 00
Honor Roll
125 00
War Insurance Town Buildings
35 00
Grading and Seeding Filling Station Lot
100 00
Town Dump
35 00
Total
$22659 00
The total amount of the appropriations made in the Selectmen's Budget for 1942 was $25839 00
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Estimated School Budget for 1943
Committee, Salaries and Expenses
$ 100 00
Superintendent, Salary and Expenses
750 00
Union Clerk
150 00
Census and Attendance
65 00
Teachers' Salaries, all
5500 00
Books
150 00
Supplies
250 00
Janitor
1000 00
Fuel
400 00
Miscellaneous Operating Expenses
225 00
Repairs and Replacements
200 00
Health
250 00
Transportation, Elementary
1100 00
Transportation, High School
3000 00
Transportation, Vocational
760 00
Tuitions, High School
7500 00
Tuitions, Vocational
600 00
Total
$22000 00
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Town Officers for 1942
CLERK
William E. Clark
Term expires 1944
TREASURER
Daisy B. Montague
Term expires 1943
SELECTMEN
Walter F. Hubbard, Chairman
Term expires 1944
George W. Pomeroy, Clerk
Term expires 1943 Term expires 1945
Michael R. Skibiski
TAX COLLECTOR
Ralph B. Brown
Term expires 1943
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Theoren L. Warner, Chairman
Joseph R. Sadoski, Clerk
Gale M. Merchant
Term expires 1944 Term expires 1945 Term expires 1943
ASSESSORS
Harold C. Pomeroy, Chairman Fred E. Walsh, Clerk Henry M. Clark
Term expires 1944 Term expires 1945 Term expires 1943
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AUDITOR
Richard L. Dickinson
Term expires 1943
TREE WARDEN
Kenneth S. Williams Term expires 1943
CEMETERY TRUSTEES
Clarence F. Clark
Term expires 1945
Arthur W. Hubbard
Term expires 1944
Frank W. Darling
Term expires 1943
CONSTABLES FOR 1942
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Fred E. Walsh, Chief of Police
John A. Benjamin Joseph Buczynski
Ralph B. Brown Stanley Napier John Zemetra
LIBRARY TRUSTEES
- Walter R. Williams, Chairman
Fred Snicker
Term expires 1943 Term expires 1943
Daisy B. Montague
Term expires 1943
Mary B. Pomeroy
Term expires 1944
Francis M. Clark
Term expires 1944
Grace B. Darling
Term expires 1944
Clifford W. Roote
Term expires 1945
Lillian M. Dill
Term expires 1945
Augusta F. Graves
Term expires 1945
TOWN PARK COMMITTEE
Harold R. Hubbard Theoren L. Warner Lillian M. Dill
Term expires 1943 Term expires 1944 Term expires 1945
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MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK
George C. Hubbard Howard Hepburn
Herbert H. Bixby Ben J. Toczydlowski
FIRE WARDENS
Lester E. Miller, Chief
John A. Benjamin, Assistant Chief
George W. Pomeroy
Kenneth S. Williams
Walter F. Hubbard
Joseph Toczydlowski
Roman R. Skibiski
Robert Warner
Harold Hubbard
Roman J. Toczydlowski Francis O'Neil Edward Goscienski Glenn Rose Ralph D. Hepburn Michael R. Skibiski Charles Jackowski Fred E. Walsh Andrew Olanyk
APPOINTEES FOR 1942
FENCE VIEWERS
Harold C. Pomeroy Leon E. Rose Frank W. Darling
FIELD DRIVERS
Robert Warner, Chairman Stephen Relicki Joseph Mieczkowski
Edward Storozuk John Pilvinis Glenn Rose
POUND KEEPER
Everett Pomeroy
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
Clarence F. Clark Louis Goodyear Walter F. Hubbard Jesse White
Michael R. Skibiski Philip S. Hepburn Ben. J. Toczydlowski
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FOREST FIRE WARDEN
Ralph D. Hepburn
MOTH SUPERINTENDENT
Richard W. Graves
INSPECTORS OF ANIMALS AND MEATS
Dr. M. H. Williams, Inspector Kenneth S. Williams, Assistant Inspector
SUPERINTENDENT OF ROADS
Ralph D. Hepburn
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
William E. Clark
DOG OFFICER
Dr. M. H. Williams
BURIAL AGENT
Ralph B. Brown
WELFARE AND SOLDIERS' RELIEF AGENT
Ralph B. Brown (Resigned) Selectmen
BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
George W. Pomeroy, Supervisor Michael R. Skibiski
Walter F. Hubbard James H. Warner
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LIST OF JURORS FOR 1943
Benjamin, John A., Jr. Warner, James H. Hubbard, Raymond L. Roote, Clifford W. Toczydlowski, Ben J. Burt, Stanley
Bixby, Herbert H. Walsh, Fred E. Russ, Harry E. Vickowski, Alec. Goodyear, Louis W. Brown, Ralph B.
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Selectmen's Report
To the Citizens of the Town of Sunderland:
It seems proper at this time that the Board of Selectmen should take this opportunity to place on.permanent record their fullest appreciation for the time and work given by the citizens of the town in the Civilian Defense and Federal Rationing pro- grams.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Ralph Hepburn for the interest she has taken in the local Report center and all the Civilian Defense work in general. Also Mr. Roman J. Toczydlowski and Mr. Fred E. Walsh for their work in organ- izing the Air Raid Wardens and Special Police force required to carry out the defense work. To all those who have given their time and effort to learn how to handle First Aid work during an emergency we are most grateful. This group have as their leader Mr. Henry M. Clark.
As for the Federal rationing program we believe Mr. Arthur Hubbard and the members and clerk of the local rationing board should be congratulated for the efficient manner in which the program has been administered in this town. They have endeav- ored to be honest and fair with us all, and have tried to carry out their orders from Federal authorities to the best of their ability. Very few people realize the hours of time and thought that has to be given to this program to successfully administer it as it should be done. While much of the detail work can be left to the clerk, the responsibility still rests with the Board who are giving their time and efforts without pay. We may at times feel some- what dissatisfied with some of their decisions, but we must realize that we are now engaged in the most serious conflict that
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this nation has ever taken part in. It must be won regardless of the cost and sacrifice which we have to endure, the lives and happiness of our children and of future generations depend on it. Let us all do our part.
WALTER F. HUBBARD GEORGE W. POMEROY MICHAEL R. SKIBISKI
Selectmen of Sunderland
Selectmen's Financial Report
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1942
AUTO EXCISE REFUNDS
Paid Assessors' abatements for Auto Excise Refunds $54 62 POLL TAX ABATEMENTS
Paid Assessors' abatements for Poll Taxes
$2 00
TEMPORARY LOANS
Paid Franklin Savings Institution, Highway Loan $ 5000 00 Paid Franklin Savings Institution, General Loan 20000 00
Total $25000 00
NORTH SUNDERLAND ROAD NOTE
$400 00
Appropriation
Paid First National Bank and Trust Co., Greenfield
$400 00
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COUNTY TAX
Paid William J. Newcomb, County Treasurer $2869 22
STATE TAX, STATE PARKS
Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts, State Tax $3150 00
Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts, State Parks and Reservations $42 38
DOG LICENSE MONEY
Paid County Treasurer, Dog Money $239 40
BONDING TOWN OFFICERS
Appropriation $85 00
Paid Skibiski Insurance Service, Town Clerk's Bond $ 7 50
Paid Skibiski Insurance Service, Town Treasurer's Bond 24 00
Paid Skibiski Insurance Service, Tax Col- lector's Bond 46 00
Paid Skibiski Insurance Service, Deputy Tax Collector's Bond 5 00
Total $82 50
Balance $2 50
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY
Appropriation $50 00
Cemetery Orders approved $451 00
For complete report see Treasurer's Report
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NORTH SUNDERLAND CEMETERY
Appropriation
$75 00
Paid Leon G. Rose for trucking and labor
$75 00
COMPENSATION ACCIDENT
Appropriation
$1000 00
Paid Walter F. Hubbard, Compensation for accident 1000 00
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Appropriation $300 00
Paid Crosby Film Service, projector ser- vice A. R. W. school $10 00
Paid Franklin County Lumber Co., Blackout materials, Report center 3 00
Harry Graves, labor installing same 1 20
Bens Service Station, Air Raid Wardens expense 23 40
Dura Products Co., Wardens and Police supplies 5 00
Jessie Boron, typing 1 00
Hazel Warner, typing 4 50
James H. Warner, two trips to Boston
25 00
Chronicle Publishing Co., Identification cards 15 50
Roman J. Toczydlowski, expense of Firemen's school 25 00
Eastern Textile Co., fabric for stretchers and bandages 5 79
Harry Russ, cutting splints
50
Franklin County Lumber Co., supplies for Fire Department 5 28
John Wilson and Co., cloth for flags 1 40
C. H. Demond and Co., First Aid record book 1 70
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Billings Drug Store, First Aid supplies $ 4 25 Newton Thompson Mfg. Co., Air Raid
Wardens' whistles 7 00
Henry M. Clark, expense, advanced First Aid class 5 00
Town of Deerfield, Sunderland share operation of Report center 109 75
Total
$254 27
Balance
$45 73
TOWN DUMP
Appropriation $25 00
Paid Mary Goodyear, rent
25 00
FIRE SIREN
Appropriation
$500 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund 68 12
$568 12.
S. S. Jobbing House, materials for instal- lation $ 43 62
Warner Brothers and Goodwin, installing siren in belfry 35 00
G. W. Pomeroy, labor and materials, installing controls, wiring 19 50
American LaFrance and Foamite Corp.,
5 H. P. siren and controls 470 00
Total $568 12.
FILLING STATION PURCHASE
Appropriation Paid M. R. Skibiski
$450 00 450 00
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
Transferred from Reserve Fund
$500 00 148 00
Total
$648 00
The Sunderland Garage, rent
$120 00
American La-France and Foamite Corp., hose 101 92
American La-France and Foamite Corp., rain coats 40 68
American La-France and Foamite Corp., gas masks 71 53
American La-France and Foamite Corp., miscellaneous supplies 109 28
The Sunderland Garage, calls, gasoline, oil and supplies 39 05
The Sunderland Garage, painting hyd- rants 8 00
The Franklin County Lumber Co., paint for hydrants 3 72
Phillip Allen, four tires and rims
28 50
M. R. Skibiski, hose and nozzle 10 32
Roman R. Skibiski, charging fire extin- guishers 1 00
Stanley Napier, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Joseph Mogolnicki, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Edward Wolejko, labor, fighting fires
1 00
John Pilvinis, labor, fighting fires -
3 00
Edward Goscienski, labor, fighting fires 1 00 Mike Fensick, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Lester Miller, labor, fighting fires 6 00
Walter Hubbard, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Buddy Chestnut, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Roger Hrynyzyn, labor, fighting fires
2 00
Andrew Olanyk, labor, fighting fires 2 00
Joseph Adamski, labor, fighting fires
2 50
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Roman Skibiski, labor, fighting fires $ 2 50
Michael Skibiski, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Francis Chestnut, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Clifton Hubbard, labor, fighting fires 1 00
George Swaluk, labor, fighting fires 3 00
Robert Warner, labor, fighting fires
2 00
Alfonse Adamski, Jr., labor, fighting fires
1 50
Frank Mileski, labor, fighting fires
5 50
Harry Olanyk, labor, fighting fires 2 00
Charles Jackowski, labor, fighting fires
3 50
John A. Benjamin, labor, fighting fires
2 50
Matthew Matysiewicz, labor, fighting fires
1 50
John Perhonic, labor, fighting fires
1 50
Hazen MacDermott, labor, fighting fires
1 50
Charles Baranowski, labor, fighting fires 1 50
Roman Toczydlowski, labor, fighting fires
6 00
Joseph Toczydlowski, labor, fighting fires 1 00
Tony Yurkevicz, labor, fighting fires
1 00
Frank Lapachinski, labor, fighting fires
1 00
Roger Bartos, labor, fighting fires
1 00
Lester Miller, Fire Chief salary
50 00
Total
$648 00
FOREST FIRES
Appropriation
$100 00
Edward Budnowski, labor, fighting fire
$1 00
B. J. Toczydlowski, labor, fighting fire 1 00
John Zemetra, labor, fighting fire 1 00
Joseph Zemetra, labor, fighting fire
1 00
Mike Fensick, labor, fighting fire
1 00
Walter Hubbard, labor, fighting fire
1 00
Lester Miller, labor, fighting fire
2 00
Total
$8 00
Balance
$92 00
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GRADING FILLING STATION PROPERTY
Appropriation
$168 25
Warner Brothers and Goodwin, labor, bulldozer, shovel, loam and trucking
168 25
GYPSY MOTH
Appropriation
$200 00
Richard Graves, labor, painting nests $150 00
Frost Insecticide Co., brushes and corks 2 48
Total
$152 48
Balance
$47 52
INSPECTION
Appropriation
$125 00
M. H. Williams, inspection of slaughter- ing $108 13
M. H. Williams, identifying and report- ing out of state cattle 10 00
Total
$118 13
Balance $6 87
INTEREST
Appropriation $250 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund 3 33
Total $253 33
Eliot Savings Bank, interest on Town Hall notes $192 50
First National Bank and Trust Co.
Greenfield, Road note 12 00
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First National Bank and Trust Co.,
Greenfield, discount on temporary loan $48 83
Total
$253 33
INSURANCE ON TOWN BUILDINGS
Appropriation
$315 00
Skibiski Insurance Service
310 88
. Balance
$4 12
INCIDENTALS
Appropriation $1000 00
Hobbs and Warren, Selectmen's, Assess- ors' and Registrars' forms $ 17 30
Hobbs and Warren, Collector's books and supplies 18 02
Hobbs and Warren, Treasurer's book and supplies 31 84
Fred E. Walsh, Chief of Police, services
39 50
J. A. Benjamin, Constable, services
12 00
Joseph Buczynski, Constable, services
9 50
Ralph B. Brown, Constable, services
5 00
Stanley Napier, Constable, services
5 00
John Zemetra, Constable, services 6 00 Helen Hoxie, stamps and envelopes, Treasurer 32 98
Helen Hoxie, stamps and envelopes, Collector 18 20
Helen Hoxie, stamps and envelopes, Se- lectmen 21 50
G. W. Pomeroy, installing, removing and operating Xmas tree lights, 1941 6 00
M. R. Skibiski, trips to Boston 25 00
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G. W. Pomeroy, trips to Boston $ 15 00
W. F. Hubbard, trips to Boston 15 00
R. B. Brown, stamps and envelopes 25 74
Minott Printing and Binding Co., tax bills
23 39
The Stoneham Independent, Excise cards 1 00 New England Tel. and Tel. Co., telephone offices 20 63
The Art Press, Town Reports, 1941 147 45
E. A. Hall and Co., ballots
15 25
R. B. Brown, posting warrants
9 00
The Brown Printing Co., miscellaneous printing 26 00
A. J. Hastings, Ration Board supplies 6 80
W. and L. E. Gurley, Sealer's supplies 5 37
G. W. Pomeroy, taking Registrar's census and copying cards 15 00
W. F. Hubbard, taking Registrar's census
The Barre Gazette, Excise bills 15 00
4 30
Director of Accounts, certifying notes
4 00
The Produce National Bank, check books
4 65
The Produce National Bank, rent deposit box 3 60
C. H. Demond and Co., office supplies, Ration Board 56 45
C. H. Demond and Co., envelopes, Ration Board 1 33
C. H. Demond and Co., office supplies, Selectmen 3 67
G. W. Pomeroy, stamps, office supplies, Selectmen 4 05
R. L. Dickinson, postage
1 47
Franklin County Registry of Deeds, recording deeds and permits 22 03
Clark Hardware Co., supplies 2 50
Warner Brothers and Goodwin, bulldozer cleaning dump 11 50
Fred E. Walsh, expense to Assessors' meetings 11 50
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Henry M. Clark, expense to Assessors' meetings $ 4 50
Harold C. Pomeroy, expense to Assessors' meetings 3 50
Ralph B. Brown, expense to Assessors' meetings
2 00
Griggs and Co., office chair
4 50
W. E. Clark, use of car, Sealer
10 00
R. B. Brown, envelopes, ink and remover
2 24
Charles Fairhurst, Treasurer, Selectmen's dues 6 00
R. B. Brown, Traffic Officer 75
R. B. Brown, Election Officer
8 00
Fred E. Walsh, Election Officer 8 00
William E. Clark, Election Officer 8 00
George W. Pomeroy, Election Officer 8 00
Walter F. Hubbard, Election Officer
6 00
Michael R. Skibiski, Election Officer 4 00
Harold C. Pomeroy, Election Officer 4 00
Robert N. Goodyear, Election Officer
4 00
1 59
American Writing Ink Co., Ink Franklin County Lumber Co., lumber for shelves, Ration Board office
7 08
William H. Dill, labor on shelves
4 20
John McGrath, supplies
70
Robert P. Collins, rent of Tool Shed
30 00
G. W. Pomeroy, mowing Filling Station and Old Flag Pole lots
5 00
Harold C. Pomeroy, use of car, telephone and postage 18 75
William E. Clark, recording births, deaths and marriages 40 50
William E. Clark, telephone, Notary, oaths, express, postage, supplies 40 78
Total
$951 61
Balance
$48 39
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GRAVES LIBRARY
Appropriation
Library orders approved
$350 00 856 73
For complete report see Treasurer's report
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$25 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund
$3 60
Total
$28 60
Billings Drug Store, flags
$ 3 60
James H. LaSalle, geraniums
25 00
Total
$28 60
PLAY GROUNDS
Appropriation
$100 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund
13 65
Total
$113 65
Charles C. Hepburn, mowing
$ 16 00
F. O. Williams and Son, mowing
10 00
Clifton F. Hubbard, trimming hedge
7 65
Daisy B. Montague, rent
80 00
Total
$113 65
ROAD MACHINERY
Appropriation from 1941 Balance
$59 94
Received from Chapter 81, 1942 Account 26 05
Total $85 99
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R. D. Hepburn, bolts for grader $ 85 Franklin County Lumber Co., paint for grader 3 39
Total
$4 24
Balance $81 75
ROADS TOWN HALL POST OFFICE
Appropriation
$100 00
Balance
$100 00
ROADS EMERGENCY AND TOOLS
Appropriation
$150 00
Transferred from Reserve Fund
75 00
Total
$225 00
Ben's Service Station, repairs, gasoline, oil and supplies $20 25
G. A. Canning, repairing sand spreader and tar kettle
20 50
Frank D. Hubbard Farms, brooms
6 60
The Mutual Plumbing and Heating Co., water cans 4 58
S. Allen and Sons, sand scoops
17 50
Northampton and Boston Express service, express on street signs
1 44
Frank W. Hance, grindstone and wicks
13 35
Roman Skibiski, trucking
24 00
Ralph Hepburn, trucking
24 00
John A. Benjamin, Jr., trucking
12 00
Joseph Sadoski, labor
16 80
Ralph D. Hepburn, labor
20 40
Adam Bandelewicz, labor
8 00
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Felix Bartos, labor Adam Kosloskas, labor
$8 00
8 00
Stanley Wolejko, labor
8 00
Total
$213 42
Balance
$11 58
ROADS CHAPTER 81
Received from Town Appropriation
$3400 00
Received from State Appropriation 5100 00
Total
$8500 00
R. D. Hepburn, Superintendent
$ 976 65
Joseph Sadoski, labor
573 35
Adam Bandelewicz, labor
531 10
Stanley Wolejko, labor
493 55
Adam Kosloskas, labor
481 00
Felix Bartos, labor
333 00
Zackery Podworski, labor
248 00
Charles Pilvinis, labor
143 50
Alex Hrynyzyn, labor
56 00
Stanley Bartos, labor
48 00
Edward Sobeleski, labor
42 00
Harry Graves, labor
45 10
Albert Wosnekewicz, labor
20 00
Joseph Buczyniski, labor
13 20
Paul Korpita, labor
8 00
Mike Fensick, labor
5 00
T. L. Warner, labor
1 00
Fred E. Walsh, Traffic Officer
10 00
R. D. Hepburn, Ford truck, trucking
1992 00
Roman Skibiski, Dodge truck, trucking
786 00
J. A. Benjamin, Inter. truck, trucking
82 50
Edward Benjamin, team, mowing
24 75
George C. Hubbard, gravel
138 56
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Albert L. Hubbard, gravel
$ 106 40
Felix Zemetra, gravel 101 92
Town of Sunderland, use of mixer
12 00
Town of Sunderland, use of grader
9 25
Town of Sunderland, use of tar kettle
4 80
American Tar Co., tar products
1032 29
New England Metal Culvert Co., culvert pipe
70 74
New England Concrete Pipe Corp., con- crete pipe
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