Town of Westhampton annual report 1963, Part 1

Author: Westhampton (Mass.)
Publication date: 1963
Publisher: Westhampton (Mass.)
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ANNUAL REPORT


of the


TOWN OFFICERS


AMPTON


WEST


MASS.


INCORP


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Town of Westhampton


YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1963


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN


Of


WESTHAMPTON


FOR THE


YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1963


EASTHAMPTON NEWS COMPANY EASTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS


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REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK


For the Year Ending December 31, 1963


BIRTHS


November 16, 1962-Ernest John Gugenberger, son to Martin E. and Eleanor (Sheehan) Gugenberger.


December 23, 1962-Matthew Francis Fraser, son to William Robert and Janet Sylvia (McKemmie) Fraser.


January 24, 1963-Cassandra Love Wright, daughter to John Sherwood and Gale Patricia (Miller) Wright.


January 26, 1963- Rebecca Leigh Norris, daughter to Robert Winslow and Patricia June (Gillis) Norris.


March 15, 1963-Anthony Joseph Harris, son to Edward F. and Jeannette L. (Rhodes) Harris.


March 28, 1963-Ernestine Ann Plourde, daughter to Ernest DeSalle, Jr. and Leona Marie (MacDonald) Plourde.


April 9, 1963-Deborah Ruth Geigis, daughter to Ernest Otto and Diana Ruth (Santoro) Geigis.


April 11. 1963-Guy Bertrand Fox, son to Robert Char- les, Jr. and Alice Roberta (Henderson) Fox.


May 30, 1963-Thomas Philip Bridgman, son to David Kimbel and Jeanne Cornelia (Douyard) Bridgman.


June 11, 1963-Lisa May Delisle, daughter to Clarence Diamond and Pauline Jeanette (MacDonald) Delisle.


June 20. 1963-Glenn Alan Loud, son to Francis Henry and Claire Elaine (Richardson) Loud.


July 1, 1963-Virginia Sue Inman, daughter to Charles William and Louise Hilma (Loud) Inman.


September 12, 1963-Jennifer Louise Tracy, daughter to Richard William and Janice Elizabeth (Inman) Tracy.


September 21, 1963-Mark Russell Fisher, son to Clif- ford Harry, Jr. and Elizabeth Jane (Balise) Fisher.


September 29, 1963-Barry Ethan Delisle, son to Clar- ence Edward and Irene Cecilia (Vanasse) Delisle.


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October 17, 1963-Cheryl Lee Bishop, daughter to Ro- bert Paul and Charlene Alicia (DeGray) Bishop.


October 18, 1963-Craig James Anderson, son to Garry Glen and Elizabeth Judd (Clapp) Anderson.


November 10, 1963-Christine Rae Sarafin, daughter to Raymond George and Margaret Jean (St. Amand) Sarafin.


December 23, 1963-Steven John Reyor, son to Robert Francis and Theresa Ann (Peskovitz) Reyor.


MARRIAGES


January 24, 1963-James O. Pinard of Westhampton and Virginia Goodhind of Amherst.


April 20, 1963-Richard W. Balise of Westhampton and Beverly A. Crolle of Northampton.


June 15, 1963- John William Bottum of Easthampton and Esther Marie Fisher Stone of Easthampton.


June 29, 1963-George Robert Capen of Northampton and Jane Carol Fisher of Easthampton.


June 29, 1963-Robert F. Searles of Florence and Mar- garet E. Delisle of Westhampton.


August 24, 1963- James Gareth Hickey of Westhampton and Anita Frances Jacque of Amherst.


August 24, 1963-Richard Alan Bongiovanni of West- hampton and Barbara Mae Allen of Wilbraham.


August 24, 1963-David A. Cole of Westhampton and Letitia Ann Jackson of Longmeadow.


November 2, 1963- Walter Del Monte Alward of Co- balt, Connecticut and Ruth Arena McClure of Cobalt, Con- necticut.


DEATHS


February 18, 1963 Joyce R. Sirois


Yrs. 33


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6


February 18, 1963 Rodney David Sirois


5


10


1


March 11, 1963 Shirley P. Reed


79


9


4


April 13, 1963 Raymond Robert Blakesley 62 June 29, 1963 Carrie C. Blakesley 91


11


19


5


22


August 20, 1963 Mary Pennie Ives


96


6


14


August 23, 1963 Mabel C. Bridgman


80


6


19


Mo.


Days


4


DOG LICENSES


$5.25


Balance on Hand January 1, 1963 Licences Issued :


50 Male


@


$2.00


$100.00


5 Female


a


5.00


25.00


38 Spayed


@ 2.00


76.00


5 Kennel


@ 10.00


50.00


251.00


$256.25


Paid to Town Treasurer


$231.75


Retained 98 fees @ .25


24.50


$256.25


FISH AND GAME LICENSES


Licenses Issued :


48 Resident Fishing


@


$4.25


$204.00


70 Resident Hunting


@


4.25


297.50


41 Resident Sporting


@


7.25


297.25


15 Res. Minor Fishing


@


2.25


33.75


15 Res. Female Fishing


@


3.25


48.75


1 Alien Fishing


@


8.75


8.75


5 Duplicate Licenses


@


.50


2.50


11 Res. Free Licenses


5 Archery Stamps


@


1.10


5.50


$898.00


Paid Division of Fisheries and Game


$850.00


Retained 5 fees


@


.10


.50


Retained 190 fees


@


.25


47.50


$898.00


JEAN W. NORRIS Town Clerk


I have examined the Accounts of the Town Clerk and find them correct.


JEANNE C. BRIDGMAN Auditor


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REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURER


RECEIPTS - 1963


Balance on Hand January 1, 1963


$55,817.70


Taxes:


1960 Personal Property $ 34.85


1961 Real Estate


2,422.54


Personal Property


514.94


Auto Excise


20.16


1962 Real Estate


4,865.76


Personal Property


560.00


Farm Animal Excise


73.13


Auto Excise


2,741.03


Polls


10.00


1963 Real Estate


46,675.91


Personal Property


7,773.18


Farm Animal Excise


337.30


Auto Excise


6,258.25


Polls


304.00


Interest on Taxes:


1960


2.30


1961


207.55


1962


205.92


1963


12.86


Demands:


1961


1.00


1962


31.75


Warrants:


1962 1.50


Highways:


From Massachusetts State Treasurer


Chap. 81, 1962 Contract 5,926.04


Chap. 81, 1963 Contract 9,519.75


Chap. 90, Maint. 1962 Contract 1,999.83


Chap. 90, Const. 1962 Contract


8,000.00


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Chap. 782 3,000.00


Snow Removal 247.25


From Hampshire County Treasurer


Chap. 90, Maint. 1962 Contract 1,999.83


Chap. 90, Const. 1962 Contract 4,000.00


Old Age Assistance:


From Massachusetts State Treasurer


Federal Grant for Aid


$ 2,368.00


State Aid 1,631.96


Meal Taxes 396.82


Medical Aid for the Aged :


From Massachusetts State Treasurer


Federal Grant for Aid 3,317.13


State Aid 2,538.87


Aid to Families with Dependent Children:


From Massachusetts State Treasurer Federal Grant for Aid 1,845.00


State Aid 808.90


Schools:


From Massachusetts State Treasurer


School Aid-Chapter 70 6,886.01


School Aid-Chapter 69 & 71 552.75


Vocational Education 462.00


School Superintendents 466.67


Transportation of Pupils 20,566.23


School Milk Program:


Sale of Milk to Pupils 380.57


State Reimbursement 330.93


Other Income:


From Massachusetts State Treasurer


Business Corporation Tax 2,448.00


Income Tax 1,506.00


State Aid to Free Public Libraries 500.00


Livestock Disease Control 12.50


From Hampshire County Treasurer


Dog License Refund 99.75


Kill and Care 68.00


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Miscellaneous :


Federal Withholding Tax Deductions 3,735.88


Retirement Deductions 795.66


State Withholding Deductions 288.49


State Withholding-Employers' Comp. 5.82


First Nat. Bank-School Add. Loan 18,700.00 Trans. from Stabilization Fund 21,818.43


From Town Clerk-Dog Licenses


231.75


Savings Bank Interest


864.52


Machine Fund Earnings


3,714.00


Use of Town Machinery


39.00


Pistol Permits


22.00


Sealer of Weights & Measures


11.00


3rd. Cl. Motor Veh. Dealers Lic.


15.00


Lord's Day License


5.00


Milk Dealer's License


3.00


Police-Report of Accident


3.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts 9.00


Eastern States Farmers' Exchange Div. .79


Howell & Salls-Insurance Refund 5.10


Interest from Trust Funds:


Cemetery 145.08


Welfare


Whiting Street Fund


51.76


Wright Fund


37.50


Thayer Fund


37.50


$205,472.00


$261,289.70


EXPENDITURES


Paid Selectmen's Orders $156,875.49


Paid School Committee Warrants


62,926.68


Paid Cooper's Dairy- School Milk Program 637.72


Balance on Hand January 1, 1964


40,849.81


$261,289.70


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ROAD MACHINERY FUND


Balance on hand January 1, 1963 $7,984.83


Transferred to Road Machinery Account 2,500.00


Tranferred to New Town Truck Account 4,500.00


$ 984.83


Department Earnings 1963


3,714.00


Received from State for Snow Removal


247.25


Balance on Hand January 1, 1964


$4,946.08


STABILIZATION FUND


Balance on Hand January 1, 1963


$21,818.43


Interest Income for 1963 434.47


$22,252.90


Tranferred to Center School Addition


Account


21,818.43


Balance on Hand January 1, 1964


$ 434.47


OUTSTANDING TAXES


1960 Excise


$ 28.46


1961 Real Estate


254.38


1962 Real Estate


2,208.18


Personal Property


466.88


Auto Excise


31.34


Polls


2.00


1963 Real Estate


5,742.45


Personal Property


450.74


Auto Excise


4,986.98


Farm Animal Excise


111.00


Polls


16.00


$ 14,298.41


FUNDS HELD IN TRUST BY THE TOWN


Principal 1963 Interest


Cemetery :


$2,000.00 Lucy Totman


$80.00


500.00 O. C. Bridgman


18.76


500.00 Charles G. Loud


20.00


100.00 Myra G. Strong


3.76


100.00 Sarah C. Cook


3.76


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100.00 George Burt


3.76


100.00 Samuel Edwards


3.76


100.00 Arthur L. Searle


3.76


100.00 Emma G. Damon


3.76


50.00 David L. Brown


1.88


50.00 Susan A. Loud


1.88


$ 145.08


Welfare:


$1,380.85 Whiting Street.


$51.76


1,000.00 Wright


37.50


1,000.00 Thayer


37.50


126.76


$ 271.84


REPORT OF THE AUDITOR


I have examined the accounts of the treasurer and find them correct, showing disbursements to the amount of two hundred twenty thousand, four hundred thirty-nine dollars and eighty-nine cents ($220,439.89) ; for which vouchers are on file, and a balance on hand of forty thousand, eight hun- dred forty-nine dollars and eighty-one cents ($40,849.81). Due from Ralph Bridgman, Tax Collector: 1960 Auto Excise twenty-eight dollars and forty-six cents ($28.46) ; 1961 Real Estate Tax two hundred fifty-four dollars and thirty-eight cents ($254.38) ; 1962 Real Estate Tax two thousand two hundred eight dollars and eighteen cents ($2,208.18; Personal Property Tax four hundred sixty-six dollars and eighty-eight cents ($466.88) ; Auto Excise thirty-one dollars and thirty- four cents ($31.34) and Polls two dollors ($2.00) ; 1963 Real Estate Tax five thousand seven hundred forty-two dollars and forty-five cents ($5,742.45) ; Personal Property Tax four hundred fifty dollars and seventy-four cents ($450.74) ; Farm Animal Excise one hundred eleven dollars ($111.00) ; Auto Excise four thousand nine hundred eight-six dollars and ninety-eight cents ($4.986.98) ; and Polls sixteen dollars ($16.00).


JEANNE C. BRIDGMAN Auditor


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REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN


The Board of Selectmen are pleased to submit a review of their activities during 1963 to the people of Westhampton.


Since the maintenance of the Town highways is in the care of the Selectmen the expenditure of Chapter 81 and Chapter 90 monies received each year is a major concern of the Board.


For Chapter 81 roads thirteen thousand fifty dollars ($13,050.00) was available for distribution on the various roads in Town and necessarily has to be used for mainten- ance to a large degree. Southampton Road is gradually being widened and resurfaced with Chapter 81 money and we hope to apply all we can to this project each year until completed. The amount of money the Town receives for Chapter 81 at present is the same as received 15 years ago which means that with increased costs in labor and construction our rate of progress isn't going to be as much as we would like. For several years there has been discussion as to what might be done to improve the road through the center of town. After consulting with State Engineers, it was decided to apply a portion of Chapter 81 money to widening and regrading at the intersection of North Road, South and Stage Roads. The problems here were many and difficult but we hope that what has been laid out will prove satisfactory when completed.


Under Chapter 90, eighteen thousand dollars was avail- able for expenditure this year. This was applied chiefly on Northwest Road and on improving the curve at Pine Island Lake Dam. We are pleased with the progress being made on both these projects and feel that work being done in this section should be a real asset to the town.


Next to highways the problem of Public Welfare requires constant and ever increasing attention. Liberalized schedules under M. A. A. and A. D. C. particularly make higher ap- propriations necessary even though a larger percentage may be reimbursed later. With high costs of medical and hospital care these programs are a very great help in needy cases and


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are services we should all be glad are available when nec- essary demands them.


The matter of the New School Addition which was com- pleted this year is certainly a big step taken by the town and we feel the committee in charge of seeing it through to com- pletion deserve the sincere thanks of those interested in im- proved school facilities for our children.


The various departments in town are functioning very well we feel. We are grateful to all those participating in each department for their share in seeing that the work and services of the town are taken care of as they are required.


There has been agitation at various times for traffic con- trols at certain points on our highways, but due to the rules and regulations the town would have to adopt to conform to State Laws we feel it would be unnecessarily burdensome for the benefits to be derived.


The Selectmen feel that better support by the voters could be given our Special Town Meetings. Fifteen voters must be present to constitute a quorum and too often voters of the neighborhood have to be drafted in order to complete town business.


At the Town Caucus this year a group of sixteen voters only nominated candidates for all town offices whose names are on the ballot for election. This is hardly representative government in its best sense when there are 280 voters in the Town of Westhampton.


EARL R. GETT, Sr. PHILLIP J. CLAPP FRANK W. MUNSON Board of Selectmen


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TOWN HALL ACCOUNT


Western Mass. Electric Co.


$ 187.81


Cernak Fuel 355.72


Ostrowski & Delisle 38.20


Richard Williams


4.00


E. A. Delisle Co.


6.12


Stanley Bartlett


357.95


National Paint & Wallpaper Co.


5.59


Westhampton Water Co.


34.00


Parsons Electric Co.


5.02


$ 994.41


TOWN OFFICERS


Mass. Selectmen's-Dues $ 12.00


Hampshire County Selectmen's


Association-Dues 6.00


Mass. Tax Collectors' and


Treasurers'-Dues 6.00


Mass. Town Clerk-Dues


7.50


Hampshire County Board of Health-Dues 6.00


Mass. Assessors' Association-Dues


6.00


Hampshire County Assessors'


Association-Dues 3.00


Association of Town Finance Committees-Dues 10.00


Mass. League of Cities & Towns-Dues 25.00


Mass. City & Towns Clerks Assoc .- Dues 2.00


Earl Gett. Sr .- Selectman


300.00


Frank Montague-Selectman 33.33


Philip Clapp-Selectman 200.00


Frank Munson-Selectman


166.67


Sidney Cole-Assessor 250.00


Mahlon Parsons-Assessor 250.00


Gilbert Flint-Assessor 250.00


Margaret Hayes-School Committee 100.00


Philip Norris-School Committee 83.33


Stanley Greenberg-School Committee 100.00


Harold Wood-School Committee 16.67


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Ralph Bridgman-Tax Collector


500.00


Jean Norris-Town Clerk 250.00


Jean Norris-Town Treasurer 500.00


Robert White-Dog Officer


25.00


Jean Bridgman-Auditor


25.00


Stanley Bartlett-Sealer of Weights & Measures


20.00


Lyman Snow-Inspector of Animals


25.00


Lyman Snow-Inspector of Slaughtering


32.50


Earl Gett-Veterans' Agent


100.00


Francis Loud-Police Chief


100.00


Edith Blakesley-Copying Town Orders


35.00


Harland Lemery-Census


30.00


W. M. Fiske-Moderator


15.00


John Lynes-Teller


9.38


Lucy Inman-Teller


9.38


Evelyn Tracy-Teller


9.38


Walter Henderson-Teller


9.38


$ 3,528.52


CHAPTER 81-ROAD MATERIAL


E. A. Delisle Co.


$ 37.41


Conn. Valley Block Co.


72.85


Lane Construction Corp.


429.68


Edward Balise


144.50


Arrow Concrete Products


88.00


Eastern Chemical Inc.


205.86


New England Metal Culvert Co.


1,328.37


American Tar & Asphalt Co.


919.17


All State Asphalt Inc.


787.73


Westhampton Sand & Gravel Co.


560.03


The Chemical Corp.


358.85


$ 4,932.45


CHAPTER 81-PAYROLL


Harland Lemery


$ 1,978.00


F. B. Montague


1,943.24


Ralph Payson


1,363.20


Robert Miller


435.00


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Cummington Garage


60.00


Omasta Bros.


504.00


Oliver Bishop


88.50


Hallet Construction Co.


283.50


Road Machinery


1,462.00


$


8,117.44


CHAPTER 90-MAINTENANCE MATERIAL


Edward Balise


$ 43.90


Conn. Valley Block Co.


51.64


Lane Construction Corp.


609.77


American Tar & Asphalt Co.


511.62


New England Metal Co.


1,210.97


Westhampton Sand & Gravel Co.


170.41


Arrow Concrete Products


44.00


Raymond Bliven Inc.


68.15


$2,710.46


CHAPTER 90-MAINTENANCE PAYROLL


Harland Lemery


$ 410.00


F. B. Montague


793.50


Ralph Payson


342.40


Oliver Bishop


181.50


Robert Miller


138.00


Raymond Bliven Inc.


98.80


Leroy Lyman


216.00


Omasta Bros. Const. Co.


420.00


Hallet Construction Co.


45.00


Machine Fund


644.00


$3,289.20


CHAPTER 90-CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL


Ernest Witherell


$ 271.85


Mrs. Flora Wilson


1,555.90


Raymond Bliven, Inc.


51.60


Ernest A. Delisle


3.00


A. Leo Nash


1,412.61


Conn. Valley Block Co.


273.14


Arrow Concrete Products


180.00


$3,748.10


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CHAPTER 90-CONSTRUCTION


1962 Appropriation


Harland Lemery


683.00


F. B. Montague


587.25


441.60


Ralph Payson Machine Fund


68.00


$1,779.85


CHAPTER 90-CONSTRUCTION


1963 Appropriation


Harland Lemery


$ 768.00


F. B. Montague


2,002.50


Ralph Payson


659.20


Omasta Bros. Const. Co.


6,535.00


Leroy Lyman


412.00


Murray Clapp


25.50


Oliver Bishop


268.50


Raymond Bliven Inc.


71.40


Machine Fund


1,540.00


$12,282.10


SNOW REMOVAL, SANDING, AND ROAD WORK


Harland Lemery


$ 926.00


F. B. Montague


2,057.97


Ralph Payson


569.60


Chemical Corp.


186.68


$3,740.25


BRIDGES AND RAILINGS


Ernest A. Delisle


$ 88.29


Henry Parsons


100.80


Harland Lemery


58.00


F. B. Montague


26.25


Ralph Payson


57.60


Robert Miller


39.00


Oliver Bishop


72.50


Eastern States Farmers' Exchange


13.96


$456.40


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ROAD MACHINERY


Harland Lemery


$ 178.00


F. B. Montague


149.64


Ralph Payson


131.20


Tooty's Welding


7.00


Cernak Farm Supply


767.53


C. & I. Distributors, Inc.


147.56


National Chemsearch Corp.


23.40


Joes Auto Body 8.00


Perkins Machinery


115.24


Raymond Blakesley


250.00


Mill Valley Splicing Shop


46.43


E. F. Edson Co.


15.15


Cernak Service Station


44.77


Ernest A. Delisle Co.


13.75


Graves Equipment


19.48


E. J. Bleiler Co.


74.53


Agawam Tool Co.


266.25


Donel Supply Co.


45.00


Plumb Auto Supply


8.30


Oliver Bishop


91.50


W. R. Cote Co.


56.93


Munson Auto Supply


8.85


Eastern States Farmer's Exchange


20.28


A. E. Witherell


10.00


Karl's Service Shop


7.90


$


2.506.69


NEW TRUCK APPROPRIATION


Construction Equipment Co. $ 9,288.86


ROAD MACHINERY & FIRE DEPT. BUILDING


Western Mass. Electric Co.


$


43.56


Cernak Fuel 243.87


$ 287.43


FIRE DEPARTMENT


C. & I. Distributors, Inc.


$


28.84


Charles H. Clougherty Co. Inc. 30.44


James R. Shea


39.13


17


Labbee Chevrolet


1.50


Northampton Radiator Co.


94.44


Easthampton News Co.


9.00


3.00


Francis H. Loud Munson Auto Supply


49.53


$


255.88


FIRE CHIEF & FOREST WARDEN $ 150.00


Francis Loud


RECREATION ACCOUNT


Ernies Bike & Sport Shop $


55.00


VACATION PAY FOR REGULAR EMPLOYEES


Harland Lemery


$ 96.00


F. B. Montague


84.00


Ralph Payson


76.80


$ 256.80


LIBRARY ACCOUNT


Literary Guild of America $ 26.25


Marion Mascho


409.80


National Geographic Society


21.50


Western Mass. Electric Co.


19.18


Library Book House


240.00


Stanley Bartlett


86.37


Motor Book Dept.


9.95


George H. Howard


80.34


The Wayside Press, Inc.


4.28


Henry M. Parsons & Son


28.50


Yankee Inn


5.00


American Heritage


10.40


The Children's Book Counsel


5.50


Henrietta Miller


10.23


Bro Dart Industries


21.45


The Hampshire Announcer


21.00


$ 992.75


PRINTING & SUPPLIES


E. & J. Cigar Co. $ 1.14


Haskell & Gilbert 10.40


Hobbs & Warren, Inc.


163.48


18


H. S. Gere & Sons


55.26


Easthampton Postmaster


64.45


Easthampton News Co.


313.35


Barre Gazette


28.46


Jean Norris


1.92


Mrs. Philip Clapp


1.45


Hazel Culver


7.80


647.71


POSTAGE AND TELEPHONE


Easthampton Postmaster


$ 29.45


New England Telephone & Telegraph


310.09


Jean Norris


22.70


Earl Gett


8.35


Marion Montague


3.10


Philip Clapp


.89


Western Union


15.50


$


390.08


TRUST FUNDS


Thayer Fund


Church Treasurer


$ 18.75


Town Treasurer


36.25


Street & Wright Fund


89.26


Marion Mascho, Treasurer


$


144.26


CONTINGENT ACCOUNT


R. A. Warner


$ 5.40


Charles Inman


3.75


Frank Montague


6.25


Comm. of Mass.


10.00


Leroy W. Lyman


15.00


Robert White


68.00


Director of Accounts


22.00


James R. Shea


6.10


Hampshire Co. Commissioners


5.00


Hazel A. Culver


1.20


James Hickey


9.15


$ 151.85


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TRAVEL EXPENSE


Earl Gett


$ 9.00


Jean Norris Mahlon Parsons Sidney Cole


3.78


21.40


14.50


$ 48.68


INTEREST, INSURANCE AND BONDS


Howell & Salls


$ 1,673.40


Boit, Dalton & Church


10.00


King & Cushman


572.83


Joseph J. Whalen


187.50


Marion Lemery


1.50


$


2,445.23


TOWN HALL NOTE


Northampton National Bank


$ 1,000.00


INTEREST ON TOWN HALL NOTE


Northampton National Bank


$


40.00


RENOVATION OF OLD SCHOOL BUILDING


Philip E. Shumway


$ 3,600.00


Albert Delisle


8.25


Stanley Bartlett


76.50


Oliver Bishop, Jr.


60.75


Charles Burt


39.75


Herbert Mascho


29.25


Raymond Sarafin


199.25


Ray Brogle


986.25


$ 5,000.00


CENTER SCHOOL ADDITION


Leroy Lyman


$ 298.91


Philip E. Shumway


48,556.00


Raymond Sarafin


2,253.86


Stanley Bartlett


40.50


Charles Burt


27.00


Herbert Mascho


45.75


Raymond Laprade


180.00


National Floor


72.90


20


Omasta Bros. Inc. Aqua Well Drilling E. A. Delisle Co. J. L. Hammett Firecontrol Co.


Ray Brogle


526.20


1,368.00


1,141.23


293.24


56.00


27.05


$ 54,886.64


SCHOOL ADDITION COMMITTEE ACCOUNT


H. S. Gere & Sons


$


11.55


Stanley Greenberg 14.96


Howard Laboratories


12.00


$ 38.51


MASS. WITHHOLDING TAX


Commonwealth of Mass. $ 276.01


FEDERAL WITHHOLDING TAX


First National Bank of Northampton $ 3,708.43


COMMONWEALTH OF MASS. TAXES


Compensation to the Town of Westhampton $ 5.82


COUNTY TAXES


Hampshire County Treasurer $ 2,952.23


TAXES


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


State Recreation Parks


$


313.60


Auditing Municipal Accounts 199.86


State Assesment System 50.00


$


563.46


COUNTY DEFICIT TAX FOR OPERATION OF HAMPSHIRE COUNTY SANATORIUM


Hampshire County Treasurer $ 3,502.32


RETIREMENT SYSTEM


Hampshire County Treasurer


$


802.12


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS


Hampshire County Retirement System


$1,678.50


21


TAX ABATEMENTS


Donald & Rene Putnam


$ 28.05


H. F. Schwallie


7.70


F. B. Montague


8.80


Howard E. Blackmer


8.80


Raymond R. Blakesley


6.60


Irene Foley


2.13


Adelard A. Lapointe


7.70


Heugh M. Bridgman


2.48


George A. MacDonald


9.90


Frederick H. Burr


17.32


Ruth Hover


6.60


Mildred Cook


4.95


Ernest D. Inman


4.95


Howard C. Williams


14.50


Stanley Greenberg


100.00


Joseph Lacourse


102.00


Mrs. Rose LaRose


102.00


Andrew Blow


9.62


Richard A. Bongiovanni


4.40


John Brisbois


11.00


Francis G Pinard


23.23


Howard Williams


2.47


Roscoe Hurd


7.90


$ 493.10


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-TOWN APPROPRIATION Cases Aided-7


$2,123.62


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-U. S. GRANT


Cases Aided-7


$2,368.00


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION Treas. Tekoa Welfare District $235.00


MEDICAL AID TO THE AGED-TOWN APPRO. Cases Aided-4 $3,358.27


MEDICAL AID TO THE AGED- U. S. GRANT Cases Aided-4 $3,322.63


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN-TOWN APPRO. Cases Aided-1 $2,588.05


22


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN-U. S. GRANT Cases Aided-1 $1,892.20


VETERANS' RELIEF


Cases Aided-1 $872.32


Case 1


GENERAL RELIEF $ 78.40


Case 2


129.78


$208.18


POLIO CLINIC


Theodore K. Selkirk Jr., M.D. $ 25.00


Mrs. Freeman Scott, R.N. 59.24


$84.24


WELL CHILD CLINIC


Abel Ross, D.M.D. $ 25.00


Theodore K. Selkirk Jr., M.D. 40.00


Mrs. Freeman Scott, R.N. 35.00


$100.00


DIPHTHERIA CLINIC


Theodore K. Selkirk Jr., M.D. $ 25.00


Mrs. Freeman Scott, R.N. 25.00


King Drugs 2.05


$52.05


INSECT PEST CONTROL


Walter Witherell


42.00


Thomas Vachula


36.00


Ronald Witherell


18.00


96.00


DUTCH ELM DISEASE


Walter Witherell


$ 14.00


Thomas Vachula


12.00


$26.00


CLERICAL HIRE


Jessie Cole


$ 100.00


Marion Montague


100.00


$200.00


23


COUNSEL FEES


Lewis A. Whitney, Jr. $95.00


MEMORIAL DAY


Lydia Omasta $ 20.00


Rev. Ernest Geigis


15.00


Betty Ann Gould


4.75


$39.75


DOG LICENSES


Treasurer of Hampshire County $231.75


DUMP FUND


Mrs. Karoline Belz


$200.00


CEMETERY ACCOUNT


Stanley Bartlett


$550.00


CEMETERY INTEREST


Eastern States Farmers' Exchange $ 25.44


Westhampton Water Co. 5.00


Karl's Service Shop


9.45


Wirthmore Stores


25.00


Frank Montague


5.00


James Hickey


8.00


$77.89


RECAPITULATION


Town Hall Account


$ 994.41


Town Officers


3,528.52


Chapter 81 Road Material


4,932.45


Payroll


8,117.44


Chapter 90 Maintenance Material


2,710.46


Maintenance Payroll


3,289.20


Construction Material


3,748.10


Construction 1962 Appro.


1,779.85


Construction 1963 Appro.


12,282.10


Snow Removal, Sanding, & Road Work


3,740.25


Bridges and Railings


456.40


Road Machinery


2,506.69


New Truck Appropriation


9,288.86


Road Machinery & Fire Dept. Bldg.


287.43


24


Fire Department


255.88


Fire Chief & Forest Warden


150.00


Recreation Account


55.00


Vacation Pay for Regular Employees


256.80


Library Account


999.75


Printing & Supplies


647.71


Postage & Telephone


390.08


Trust Funds


144.26


Contingent Account


151.85


Travel Expense


48.68


Interest, Insurance and Bonds


2,445.23


Town Hall Note


1,000.00


Interest on Town Hall Note


40.00


Renovation of Old School Building


5.000.00


Center School Addition


54,886.64


School Addition Committee Account


38.51


Mass. Withholding Tax


276.01


Federal Withholding Tax


3,708.43


Commonwealth of Mass. Taxes


5.82


County Taxes


2,952.23


Taxes


563.46


County Deficit Tax


3,502.32


Retirement System


802.12


Special Appropriations


1,678.50


Tax Abatements 493.10


Old Age Assistance. Town Appropriation 2,123.62


Old Age Assistance, U. S. Grant


2,368.00


Old Age Assistance Administration


235.00


Medical Aid to the Aged, Town Appro.


3,358.27


Medical Aid to the Aged. U. S. Grant


3.322.63


Aid to Dependent Children, Town Appro. 2,588.05 Aid to Dependent Children, U. S. Grant 1,892.20


Veterans' Relief


872.32


General Relief


208.18


Polio Clinic 84.24


Well Child Clinic


100.00


Diphtheria Clinic


52.05


Insect Pest Control


96.00


Dutch Elm Disease


26.00


25


Clerical Hire


200.00


Counsel Fees


95.00


Memorial Day


39.75


Dog Licenses


231.75


Dump Fund


200.00


Cemetery Account


550.00


Cemetery Interest


77.89


$156,875.49


BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 1964


Schools


$ 72,326.00


Highways, Chapter 81 675.00




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