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Bridgewater State Teachers Col-
lege, B.S.
1943
Sadye A. Berman
2
Bridgewater Normal
1923
Anna I. O'Brien
2
Bridgewater State Teachers Col-
1940
Kathleen M. Hofferty
1
Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.
1938
Loretta E. MacDonnell
1
Perry Kindergarten
1924
Dora Reingold
Boston Normal
1926
Alice M. Bates2
Auburn Training Class
1Principal also of Coddington and Merrymount Schools.
2Substitute, filling a regular position.
Physically Handicapped Children-Located in Thomas B. Pollard School Building
Teachers
Grade
Where Educated
Date of Election
Mildred R. Frye
Plymouth, N. H., Normal.
1935
Helen G. Walker1
Salem Normal
1936
Elizabeth M. Bishop1 2
Boston Teachers College
........
1Home Teacher.
2Also teaches Lip Reading Classes.
Special 1
lege, B.S.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Willard School-Copeland Street
Teachers
Grade
Where Educated
Date of Election
Lucy L. Hennigar, Principal1
-
Bridgewater Normal, University
of New York, B.S., Boston University, M.E.
1910
Josephine M. Gelinas Hay
6
Bridgewater Normal
1925
Jessie O. Shirley
6
Bridgewater Normal
1909
M. Teresa Harcourt
5
Hyannis State Teachers lege, B.S.
Col-
Lola A. Taber
5
Symond's Kindergarten School ..
1921
Hilda H. Heikkila
4
Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. ...
1934
Joan E. Rigby
4
Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.
1938
Mary G. Fletcher
3
Plymouth, N. H., Normal.
1925
Dorothy L. Reed
3
Newark, N. J., Normal.
1921
Genevieve H. Neylan
2
Fitchburg Normal
1923
M. Helen Riihimaki
2
Bridgewater Normal
1930
Dorothea J. Ash
1
Regis College, A.B., Bridge- water State Teachers College, B.S.
1937
Ellen G. Haley
Quincy Training Class
1907
Esther Bearman
1 Special
Bridgewater Normal, Boston University, B.S. in Ed.
1928
1Principal also of Gridley Bryant and Lincoln Schools.
Wollaston School-Beale Street .
Teachers
Grade
Where Educated
Date of Election
Harlan L. Harrington, Principal1
Bowdoin College, A.B.
1919
Sue A. Bishop
6
Bridgewater Normal,
Boston
1915
Evelyn A. Ambrose
6
Bridgewater Normal
1927
Bertha M. Chase
5
Castine, Me., Normal.
1924
Frances M. Hodgen
5
Fitchburg Normal
1924
Esther M. Hirtle
4
Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.
1935
Elizabeth M. Powers
4
Bridgewater Normal
1912
Dorothea F. Bruce
3
Bridgewater Normal
1931
Doris M. Nickerson
3
Hyannis Normal
1924
Cora R. Giff
2
Plymouth, N. H., Normal.
1922
Mary Marr
2
Hyannis Normal
1933
Mary B. Chisholm
1
State Teachers College at
1942
Alice B. Seamans
Bridgewater Normal, New Eng- land Conservatory of Music ....
1931
1Principal also of Montclair School.
.
-
Bridgewater, B.S.
1
University, B.S.
1934
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CITY OF QUINCY
Quincy Trade School-Quincy High School Building
Teachers
Department
Date of Election
Frank C. Webster
Director, Academic
1926
Lawrence R. Byron
Plumbing
1919
Robert W. Cochrane
Cabinet Making
1918
Orville N. Estes
Cabinet and Pattern Making.
1920
Karl A. Gundersen
Electrical
1925
Edwin R. Gustin
Woodworking
1923
Benjamin F. Kingham
Machine
1918
James M. LeCain
Academic
1929
John E. McNally
Plumbing
1928
Forest L. Mason
Auto Mechanics
1925
Frank J. O'Rourke
Sheet Metal
1920
W. Russell Parker
Electrical
1915
Leonard Tordoff
Machine
1929
Thomas P. Walsh*
Machine
1943
William Yee
Sheet Metal
1938
Dorothy L. Cobb
Clerk
1929
*Military Substitute.
Lip Reading*
Teacher
Where Educated
Elizabeth M. Bishop ....
Boston Teachers College
1941
*Classes located in Coddington and Lincoln Schools.
REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
365
Adult Alien Education
Nellie A. Perry, Supervisor2 3
1920
9 Francis Avenue, Quincy
Coordinate and Auxiliary Agencies
Harry G. Burnham, Supervisor of Attendance
1931
226 Everett Street, Wollaston
Marie E. Ewing, Nurse ...
1928
Hannah M. McEwan, Nurse
1921
Agnes P. O'Brien, Nurse ..
1936
Hazel Schools Usher, Nurse*
Nellie A. Perry,2 3 Adjustment Ser- vice
1920
9 Francis Avenue, Quincy
Alexander Purdon, M.Ed.,1 Adjust- ment Service
1930
175 Fenno Street, Wollaston
Charles G. Berger,1 Physician.
1937
170 Atlantic Street, No. Quincy
Joseph J. Carella,1 Physician.
1937
126 Sea Street, Quincy
*Substitute Nurse filling a regular position.
Drawing
Amy E. Adams,2 Supervisor.
1918
Helen M. Ash,2 Drawing Teacher ...
1927
5 Jefferson Street, Newton 37 Hobomack Road, Quincy
Guidance and Research
Mildred B. Harrison, M.A.,1 Direc- tor
1929
86 Prospect Avenue, Wollaston
Health Education
James J. Carter,1 Director.
1936
115 Butler Road, Quincy
Music
Maude M. Howes, A.B.,1 Super- visor
1915
Margaret Tuthill,2 Asst. Supervisor
1913
60 Monroe Road, Quincy 1136 Hancock Street, Quincy
1College Graduate. 2Normal Graduate.
3Miss Perry is Supervisor of Adult Alien Education and included as Adjustment Service under Coordinate, and Auxiliary Agencies.
38 Summer Street, Quincy 29 Saville Street, Quincy 166 Copeland Street, Quincy 177 Belmont Street, Wollaston
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CITY OF QUINCY
ADULT ALIEN EDUCATION TEACHERS
Pauline Casey
English for Beginners
Anna C. Ford Intermediate English
Elsie Noponen
Citizenship
EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS
Charles B. Thompson
Principal
Elizabeth M. Bishop
Grammar School English and Arithmetic
Donna L. Caspole
Advanced and Intermediate Stenography, Advanced Type- writing
J. Warren B. Findlay
Algebra
Dorothy MacGregor
Elementary Stenography
Eleanor M. Reddy
.Principles of Bookkeeping, Business English
Laura E. White
Elementary and Intermediate Typewriting
367
REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
CUSTODIANS
Supervisor of Custodians-Charles J. Hart, 25 Lafayette Street
Quincy High School-George Scott (Senior Custodian), 42 Hudson Street
Leon E. Raiche (Junior Custodian), 33 Grogan Avenue
Percy J. Sears (Junior Custodian), 33 Malvern Street Peter J. Tolan (Junior Custodian), 65 Holyoke Street Harriet Chandler (Cleaner), 70 Spear Street
Sara McNamara (Cleaner), 13 Berry Street
North Quincy High School-George Cowie (Senior Custodian), 93 Elliot Avenue
William DalleLucca (Junior Custodian), 67 Mary Street Lester B. Sturgis (Junior Custodian), 89 Henry Street Bryan E. White (Junior Custodian), 83 Billings Street Thomas E. Wood (Junior Custodian), 26 Winthrop Street Sara Gill (Cleaner), 21 Clark Street
Central Junior School-Joseph J. Parodi (Senior Custodian), 30 Garfield Street
Edward J. Kelley (Junior Custodian), 32 Buckley Street Anna Lorandeau (Cleaner), 22 Woodbine Street
Emily Rand (Cleaner), 3 Rowley Street
South Junior School-Samuel Hughes (Senior Custodian), 260 Granite Street
Edward Doherty (Junior Custodian), 106 Robertson Street Gertrude Smith (Cleaner), 231 Whitwell Street
Rose Rossini (Cleaner-temporary), 7 Larry Place
Quincy Point Junior and Daniel Webster Schools-William Norrie (Senior Custodian), 293 Washington Street
Arthur Bragel (Junior Custodian), 43 Cross Street Williamina Gardner (Cleaner), 116 Connell Street Barbara MacKenzie (Cleaner), 72 Garfield Street
Adams School-Adam McGhee (Senior Custodian), 194 Federal Avenue
Atherton Hough School-Timothy M. Kelliher (Senior Custodian), 350 Manet Avenue
Coddington School-Henry G. Deschenes (Junior Custodian), 176 Crescent Street
Cranch School-William T. Lyons (Junior Custodian), 65 West Street
Francis W. Parker School-Richard F. Ryan (Senior Custodian), 111 Common Street
Gridley Bryant School-Edward J. Hodge (Junior Custodian), 137 Independence Avenue
John Hancock School-Levi Leighton (Junior Custodian), 30 Nel- son Street
Lincoln School-William Arthur (Junior Custodian), 21 Caledonia Avenue
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CITY OF QUINCY
Massachusetts Fields School-Martin L. W. Barnes (Senior Cus- todian), 82 West Elm Avenue
Merrymount School-Stanley Warmington (Junior Custodian), 19 Lyons Street
Montclair School-Henry G. LeClair (Senior Custodian), 22 Rogers Street
Nathaniel S. Hunting School-Augustine Mulqueeney (Junior Custodian), 11 Nilsen Avenue
Quincy School-William T. Higgins (Senior Custodian), 11 Black- well Street
Squantum School-Walter Sherman (Junior Custodian), 1134 Sea Street
Thomas B. Pollard School-Mario Vanelli (Senior Custodian), 156 Crescent Street
*Willard School-Harold W. Bartlett (Senior Custodian), 282 Water Street
Wollaston School-John Riley (Junior Custodian), 18 Shepard Street
Traveling Junior Custodian-Henry E. Dillon, 18 Thayer Street Laborer-Stephen Kusser, 73 Albertina Street
Carpenter-John Frazier, 899 Hancock Street
* Military substitute position.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
ORGANIZATIONS
2. Quincy Teachers' Association
Board of Directors Robert W. Cochrane Frank E. MacDonald John W. Walsh William D. Morrison, Treasurer
3. Quincy Schoolmaster's Club
Raymond M. Coolidge, President Francis D. Mills, Secretary-Treasurer
4. Quincy Public School Custodians' Association
Leon E. Raiche, President Henry G. Deschenes, Vice-President Adam McGhee, Secretary-Treasurer .
.
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5. Changes in Personnel-1943
Name
School
Position
Date Effective
Reason
Albro, H. Russell
Quincy High
Teacher
April 16
New position
Baker, Helen W.
North Quincy High
Health Instructor
October 26
Illness
Barry, Gertrude
South Junior
Teacher
February 12
Married
Bates, Alice M.
Lincoln
Teacher
July 1
Retired
Benjamin, Dorothy Weeden Quincy High
Clerk
March 20
Married
Bradley, Mary K.
Atherton Hough
Teacher
July 13
Married
Bratton, Jane Ferris
Quincy High
Teacher
July 16
Married
Burnett, Dorothy L.
Daniel Webster
Teacher
August 12
Married
Burns, Annie E.
Atherton Hough
Teacher
April 28
Deceased
Call, Horace B.
South Junior
Teacher
January 29
New position
Canavan, Winifred Mullen
Thomas B. Pollard
Teacher
June 25
Married
Carlisle, Virginia Viner
Atherton Hough
Teacher
October 8
Married
Clark, Elizabeth
Central Junior
Teacher
June 25
Married
Clark, Mary E.
Central Junior
Cleaner
April 9
Cole, Dorothy A.
Central Junior
Teacher
April 28
New position
Curley, Helen
North Quincy High
Cleaner
December 6
Illness
Daly, Maurice J.
Trade
Teacher
January 26
New position
Dawes, Sally F.
Quincy High
Teacher
November 12
Retired
Diack, Eva O.
Coddington
Teacher
June 25
Married
Donaher, Kathrin H.
Atherton Hough
Teacher
October 8
Doyle, Margaret
North Quincy High
Cleaner
August 14
Dykes, Robert B.
Thomas B. Pollard
Custodian
April 12
Retired
Evans, Alice B.
Central Junior
Teacher
June 25
Fitzpatrick, Don E.
Central Junior
Teacher
August 22
New position
Fogg, Harriet M.
North Quincy High
Teacher
March 30
New position
Foy, Joseph G.
North Quincy High
Teacher
February 19
New position
Gabriel, Isabel D.
Massachusetts Fields
Teacher
December 30
Married
Haley, Margaret E.
Quincy Point Junior
Teacher
August 4
Married
Hamilton, Robert
Coddington
Teacher
February 19
New position
CITY OF QUINCY
Hosler, M. Elizabeth Jacobs, Irene
Quincy Point Junior South Junior
Teacher
November 26
Teacher
November 12
New position
Kurtzman, Rose Lahey, Helen
Quincy High Squantum Central Junior
Teacher
June 25
Further study
MacFee, Jessie
Montclair
Teacher
September 24
Married
Madalino, Joseph J.
Custodian
January 15
New position
· Meaney, David L. Murphy, Daniel Palmer, Lillian M.
Quincy Point Junior
Teacher
August 1
New position
Central Junior
Custodian
September 16
Retired
Central Junior
Teacher
December 31
Retired
Rand, Lucy H. Ryan, Daniel T.
Coddington
Custodian
August 17
Sullivan, Minerva Flood
Daniel Webster
Teacher
June 25
Married
Sundelin, Helvi J.
North Quincy High
Teacher
August 9
Married
Thorn, Virginia Fair
Francis W. Parker
Teacher
June 25
Married
West, Donald A.
North Quincy High
Teacher
July 26
New position
Librarian
July 19
New position Married
James, Lois K.
Teacher
February 5
Married
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
School Nurse
September 1
Retired
372
Leave of Absence-1943
Name
School
Position
Date Effective
Reason
Curtis, Elinor S.
Daniel Webster
Teacher
September 24
Military Service
Evans, John A.
South Junior
Teacher
July 12
Military
Service
Fredette, M. Ena
John Hancock
Teacher
October 20
Military
Service
Hofferty, John S.
North Quincy High
Teacher
January 5
Military
Service
Lundsgaard, John E.
Trade
Teacher
March 19
Military
Service
MacDonald, Donald E.
Quincy High
Teacher
August 18
Military
Service
MacLean, Munroe
Quincy High
Teacher
February 5
Military
Service
Meehan, John K.
North Quincy High
Custodian
December 11
Military
Service
Phillips, Edgar H.
High
Teacher
May 21
Military
Service
Rayner, Russell I.
Quincy High
Teacher
October 1
Military
Service
Reynolds, Martha
Montclair
Teacher
June 11
Military Service
Ross, Bethel B.
Quincy High
Teacher
October 1
With State
Shea, Dorothea
Massachusetts Fields
Teacher
February 5
Military Service
Steele, Richard W.
Central Junior
Teacher
January 1
Military Service
CITY OF QUINCY
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
APPENDIX D
SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1944 AND SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1943-44
1. SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1944
Chairman HON. CHARLES A. Ross, Mayor Vice-Chairman MR. JOHN H. TAYLOR
HON. CHARLES A. ROSS. Term expires Dec. 31, 1945 98 Independence Avenue, Quincy
MR. WILLIAM A. ANDERSON. Term expires Dec. 31, 1945
212 Whitwell Street, Quincy
MR. A. WENDELL CLARK Term expires Dec. 31, 1945 223 Franklin Street, Quincy
MRS. BEATRICE W. NICHOLS. .Term expires Dec. 31, 1945
45 Elm Street, Quincy .
MR. JOHN H. TAYLOR Term expires Dec. 31, 1945 108 Warren Avenue, Wollaston
MR. CARTER LEE. Term expires Dec. 31, 1947
15 Prospect Avenue, Wollaston
MR. L. PAUL MARINI. Term expires Dec. 31, 1947 223 Presidents Lane, Quincy
Secretary to School Committee and Superintendent of Schools JAMES N. MUIR, B.S. 132 Winthrop Avenue, Wollaston
2. SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1943-44
First Term Wednesday, September 8, to Friday, December 17
Vacation Friday, December 17, to Monday, December 27
Second Term
Monday, December 27, to Friday, February 18
Vacation Friday, February 18, to Monday, February 28
Third Term Monday, February 28, to Friday, April 14
Vacation Friday, April 14, to Monday, April 24
Fourth Term
Monday, April 24 to Friday noon (12:00) June 23
Holidays Out During Year: Columbus Day, Tuesday, October 12; Armistice Day, Thursday, November 11; Thanksgiving, Wednesday noon (12:00) and remainder of week; Good Friday, April 7; Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30.
Fall Term-Schools to open Wednesday, September 6, 1944.
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CITY OF QUINCY
QUINCY WAR PRICE AND RATIONING BOARD NO. 30 ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1943
January 1, 1944
The secretary wishes to submit a report of progress during the year 1943. Many changes have taken place in the organization and in the office itself during the past year. Much new equipment has been obtained and new personnel added.
During the year, the office quarters were enlarged and rear- ranged. A rest room for the girls was constructed, an enclosure was built at the entrance, a burglar alarm was installed, and, to insure additional safety, arrangements were made to store the bulk of the coupons at the Norfolk County Trust Company at an annual rental of $100 a year. Additional telephone service has been installed and a bell system, with signals for each department, supplements the telephone system.
Office supplies obtained from the State have included: 8 desks, 1 swivel chair, 5 typewriters, 16 file cabinets, 2 typewriter tables and 8 desk lamps. The bulk of our office supplies such as en- velopes, blotters, paper, typewriter ribbons, pencils, pens, erasers, etc., formerly supplied by the city, have been furnished during the past year by the State.
To improve the lighting in the office, 20 desk lamps were pur- chased, Of the $4,700.00 allocated by the Defense Council for the Rationing Board expenses, $2,811.75 was expended, leaving a bal- ance of $1,888.25, which was returned. An itemized account of expenditures is attached.
Relative to our Board membership, Mr. Albert L. Lash was ap- pointed chairman to succeed Mr. Perley E. Barbour who resigned. Nine new members were added to the Board. These are:
Loy J. Bowen Elmer Wordell Wilfred R. Rhodes Floyd A. Hayward Herbert C. Claridge U. Russell Paakonen Paul M. LeComte
John P. Flavin
Amelio A. Della Chiesa (resigned)
Eleven new clerks were added to the staff, bringing the num- ber to 24. Miss Deary was appointed to take charge of the gaso- line department upon the resignation of Mrs. Smollett. Mrs. Doyle was appointed head of the food division; Miss Santeusanio, fuel oil head; and Miss Ungar, in charge of shoes, rubber boots and bicycles.
In general, office procedures have been revised in order to pro- mote efficiency and dispatch. A new accounting and receipt sys- tem has made a complete check of coupons possible.
The Mayor, in his annual address, paid tribute to the Rationing Board for the excellent service to the city.
The Secretary wishes to express appreciation to the Board mem- bers and Staff for the cooperation they have given, all of which has resulted in a most successful year.
Signed, ALEXANDER PURDON
Administrative Secretary.
REPORT OF RATIONING BOARD
375
QUINCY WAR PRICE AND RATIONING BOARD EXPENSES 1943
January
Lumber and nails
$ 17.95
Letter size paper, legal stencils.
5.14
Miscellaneous lumber
93.31
Miscellaneous lumber and nails
9.74
Miscellaneous lumber
44.64
Office supplies
21.47
$192.25
February
Repairing safe
25.00
Lumber
3.71
$28.71
March
Miscellaneous supplies (lumber)
24.41
Paint
2.40
Repairing floors (labor and linoleum)
20.00
Repairing floors (labor and linoleum)
.22
Bolts and fasteners
.75
Books (50 pages in duplicate)
27.50
Paint
1.20
Paint
1.76
Wall sealer and plaster
6.25
OPA forms R-1301
71.85
Consumer declaration circulars
17.00
Lumber (flooring)
25.26
Nails and screws
1.00
Rental (January and February)
200.00
Window cleaning
1.50
April
Typewriter service
36.00
Window cleaning (March)
1.50
Miscellaneous supplies (Pur. Dept.)
32.01
Miscellaneous supplies
.64
May
1700 Serially numbered coupons
27.50
Miscellaneous nails
2.54
Miscellaneous lumber
34.92
Two rubber stamps
6.53
'Typewriter service
18.00
Miscellaneous supplies
32.71
$122.20
Total, January thru May
$814.41
June
Craftsman Press
9.00
Typewriter service
22.50
Typewriter service
9.00
Wm. Westland
1.35
$401.10
$70.15
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CITY OF QUINCY
Mckenzie's
4.95
Diamond Union Stamp Wk.
18.00
Envelopes
30.90
Window cleaning
3.00
Miscellaneous supplies
29.01
Miscellaneous postage stamps
3.50
Labor at Rationing Board
26.00
Labor at Rationing Board
26.00
$183.21
July
Window cleaning
1.50
Two rubber stamps
1.03
Typewriter service (rental and repairs).
22.75
Two rubber stamps
5.53
2 m. numbered coupons
27.50
Miscellaneous supplies
9.59
6 m. letterheads
24.00
Labor (Rationing Board)
69.37
Labor (Rationing Board)
8.12
Labor (Rationing Board)
8.12
August
Letterheads
33.75
Rubber Stamp
1.18
Padlock
.85
Miscellaneous lumber
10.34
Casters
3.25
July cleaning
1.50
Miscellaneous supplies
23.94
Pay-roll
14.62
September
Locks and wire
5.85
Toilet paper
8.50
Lamp tubes
2.28
Mogul light bulb
.45
Lumber
7.04
Police watchman
13.50
Elec. wk.
8.40
Tape
.70
Window cleaning
1.50
Miscellaneous supplies
16.14
Total, January thru September
$64.36 $1,328.92
October
Miscellaneous supplies
15.77
Desk lamps, shades
39.15
Door keys
.80
Miscellaneous lumber
7.04
Lamps
38.50
Crayons
.40
Clips
4.00
Inkograph pens
6.00
....
$177.51
$89.43
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REPORT OF RATIONING BOARD
Window cleaning (September)
1.50
Rental (7 mos. to Sept.)
700.00
Norfolk County Tr. Co. (Storage locker).
100.00
Labor pay-roll
4.88
Labor pay-roll
1.63
$919.67
November
Eastern Mass. St. Ry. (10 13-ride tickets)
10.00
Rental (October)
100.00
Tire books
14.00
Tire books
6.50
Window cleaning (October)
1.50
Mimeo ink
2.00
Paper punches
3.40
1 file, 2 indexes
4.80
Miscellaneous lumber
14.10
Miscellaneous lumber
42.02
Miscellaneous lumber
16.47
Miscellaneous lumber
3.20
So. Shore Credit Assn. (1 char. report)
2.00
Labor pay-roll
12.18
Labor pay-roll
7.50
Miscellaneous supplies
22.65
December
Labor pay-roll
45.31
Miscellaneous supplies
22.78
Two ink-wells with pen.
4.00
20 m. Franked envelopes.
48.00
1 pen (tire dept.) for tire books.
1.95
1 qt. Waterman's blue-black ink.
1.25
4 Inkograph pens
7.80
Western Union Tel. Co. (1 telegram)
.62
One 4 ft. step-ladder, 3 waste baskets.
5.00
2 gts. Carter's ink
2.50
Miscellaneous lumber
3.00
Miscellaneous screws and locks
3.86
4 calendars-4 stands
3.12
2 cases toilet-2 ctns. paper towels.
23.32
Mckenzie's, miscellaneous articles
11.75
Granite City Elec. Supply, 3 bulbs.
1.56
1 City directory
15.00
Rent, November 100.00
$300.82
Total Expenses-January thru December, 1943. $2,811.73 Bill for December rent not included.
$262.32
INDEX
Adams Temple & School Fund, Treasurer's Report . 58
Assessing Department, Report of 69
Auditor of Accounts, Report of
.
'Balance Sheet ·
25
Debt Statement
.
22
Expenditures, Detailed Schedule of .
38
Receipts, Detailed Schedule of .
33
Tax Commitments .
30
Trust Funds
29
Water Collections . 32
154
City Officials for 1944
9
Cemetery Department, Report of
190
Clerk, Report of City
·
201
277
Elections .
195
Marriages
241
Engineering Department, Report of
. 160
Fire Department, Report of
147 ·
Fire & Police Signal Department, Report of
153
Health Department, Report of Commissioner
83
Statistical Tables
87
Highway Department, Report of
172
Historical Places, Report of Board of
193
Hospital, Report of
110
Board of Managers, Report of .
118
Superintendent, Report of 124
Inaugural Address . 5
Library, Report of Thomas Crane Public 302
Park Department, Report of . 296
Physician, Report of City 141
Planning Board, Report of City 170 ·
Police Department, Report of . 142 .
Public Works, Report of Commissioner of . 172
.
Building Inspector, Report of .
194
Births
Deaths
· Harbor Master, Report of 191
83
.
13
INDEX
Purchasing Department, Report of .
78
Retirement System, Report of 63
Retirement System, Treasurer's Report .
61
Rationing Board, Report of .
374
School Department, Report of
.
312
School Committee, Report of
.
314
School Staff
346
Statistics . · 322
Superintendent, Report of 317
Sealer of Weights & Measures, Report of 158 .
Sewer Department, Report of
· 179
Solicitor, Report of City
. 192
Survey, Report of Board of
171
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Treasurer, Report of City
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Water Department, Report of
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Welfare Department, Report of
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Wire Inspector, Report of
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Woodward Fund, Treasurer's Report
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