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30 George Frederick Howatt, Louise Hagman, at Winthrop, by Rev. Everett R. Barrows.
AUGUST
3 Frank Clifton Grieves, Mae Catherine Mulhern, at Win- chester, by Rev. Henry T. Martin.
17 Edward Perry, Raimonda Helen DiDonato, at Newton, by Rev. John J. Mulcahy.
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AUGUST ( Continued)
23 Charles Richard Smith, Ruth May Murphy, at Brighton, by Rev. Charles J. Foley.
24 Robert Edwin Keith, Beatrice Germaine Dubois, at Brock- ton, by Rev. J. Charles Cormier.
27 John W. Riley, Jacqueline F. Brown, at Boston, by Lt. James A. Stapleton.
SEPTEMBER
6 James P. Murphy, Hope Bradley, at Waltham, by Rev. Andrew T. F. Nowat.
6 William Alfred Small, Dolina Nicholson, at Boston, by Rev. Samuel Allen Jackson.
7 Raymond Edward Penney, Mary Margaret Yeo, at Somer- ville, by Rev. Francis G. Kelleher.
7 Paul George Wadleigh, Martha Patience Merrill, at Way- land, by Rev. Claude H. Voorheis.
13 Arthur Anthony Selvitella, Betty Ruth Still, at Wayland, by Rev. Francis G. Shields.
21 Kenneth Heard Campbell, Lois Rose Kenney, at Wayland, by Rev. Miles Hanson, Jr.
21 Arthur Edgar Jacques, Rose Patricia Bianchi, at Wayland. by Rev. William F. Reilly.
27 Joseph Thomas Ancoin, Audrey Louise Campbell, at Way- land, by Rev. Francis G. Shields.
28 James T. Crowley, Janie Campbell, at Wayland, by Rev. William F. Reilly.
OCTOBER
8 Daniel Norman Place, Maxine Ann Penketh, at Nashua, N. H., by Rev. Willis Hubert Porter.
21 Elwin Merton Kerr, Marion Lilly Lynch, at Concord, by Rev. Edard P. Daniels.
NOVEMBER
6 David Richard, Blanche Bakula, at Wayland, by Rev. John M. Foglesong.
8 Samuel Austin Cutler, Marie Louise Beyer, at Wayland, by Rev. John M. Foglesong.
11 John H. Rooney, Lillian Jean Butler, at Wayland, by Rev. J. J. Cusack.
21 Raymond Stanley Deane, Dorothy Beatrice Deane, at Way- land, by Rev. Claude H. Voorheis.
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NOVEMBER (Continued)
22 Richard Otto Kohler, Barbara Ann Perry, at Cranston, R. I., by Rev. John G. Kochler.
22 John Francis Young, Virginia Rose McEnroy, at Wayland, by Rev. Francis G. Shields.
3 Charles Henry Reidy, Grace Elizabeth Fleming, at Need- ham, by Winthrop M. Southworth, Justice of the Peace.
DECEMBER
13 Harry A. Rovinelli, Elizabeth Dammers Trimble, at Way- land, by Rev. Claude H. Voorheis.
28 Robert Charles Holmes, Beatrice Joanne Decatur, at Way- land, by Rev. William F. Reilly.
DOG LICENSES --- 1947
Males
261
@
$ 2.00
$522.00
Females
58
a
5.00
290.00
Females Spayed
113
@
2.00
226.00
Kennels
1
@
50.00
50.00
1
@
25.00
25.00
66
8
@
10.00
80.00
Total Fees deducted
442 @
.20
$1,193.00 88.40
$1,104.60
1
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JURY LIST --- 1947
Allen, David J., Main Street, Cochituate. Allen, Herman F., Commonwealth Road East, Cochituate. Andrews, George R., Millbrook Road, Wayland. Baker, Clarence O., Adelaide Avenue, Cochituate. Bartberger, Walter C., Lake Path, Cochituate. Beatson, John S., 15 Pemberton Road, Cochituate.
Bigwood, Everett R., Pelham Island Road. Wayland. Blomgren, Gustaf M., Main Street, Cochituate. Bowden, William H., Cochituate Road, Wayland. Brittan, Franklin O., Plain Road, Wayland. Brown, Charles A., King Street, Cochituate. Buckingham, Merritt H., Bow Road, Wayland. Burke, Stephen J., Brackett Road, Wayland.
Carter, Frank H., Water Row, Wayland.
Clement, James K., Plain Road, Wayland.
Damon, Edward T., Commonwealth Road East, Cochituate. Davis, Frank E., State Road East, Wayland.
Doane, Henry M., Old Sudbury Road, Wayland. Doherty, George F., Oak Street, Cochituate.
Dusseault, Arthur C., West Plain Street, Cochituate.
Edwards, Martin R., Winthrop Road, Wayland. Emery, Jackson K., Plain Road, Wayland. Favour, Mark J., Edgewood Road, Cochituate.
Fletcher, H. Stetson, Jr., Brackett Road, Wayland. Gladu, Leon E., Willard Street, Cochituate. Hallock, Arthur C. K., Trainingfield Road, Wayland. Hampstead, John H., 16 Parkridge Road, Cochituate. Houley, Charles P., Pemberton Road, Cochituate. Howard, Richard A., Ridgefield Road, Cochituate. Karraker, Edward J., Concord Road, Wayland.
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Jones, George F., Commonwealth Road East, Cochituate. Kennedy, Daniel E., Jr., Trainingfield Road, Wayland. Kohler, Otto H., West Plain Street, Cochituate. Lindbohm, Carl F., Old Connecticut Path, Cochituate. Liscombe, Gerald B., School Street, Cochituate. Lucier, Edward F., Main Street, Cochituate. McGee, Edward F., Commonwealth Road West, Cochituate.
McMillan, Ralph E., Pineridge Road, Cochituate. Monreau, George J., Massasoit Path, Cochituate. Neale, Lawrence C., Main Street, Cochituate. Passelas, Emanuel, Mansion Inn, Cochituate. Pooler, Irving W., Bradford Street, Cochituate. Sanborn, Howard A., 42 Main Street, Cochituate. Selvitella, Sebastain, Park Lane, Cochituate. Stone, J. Sidney, Lincoln Road, Wayland. Wight, William H., Woodland Road, Cochituate.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
February 2, 1948.
This board has met regularly the first and third Monday of each month for the transaction of the routine business of the Town and to meet with and consider the problems of the Town Officials, Department members, and private citizens. Additional special meetings, as necessary, have also been held.
All regular appointments, as required by statute, have been made, with the exception of the fifth member of the Finance Committee, and these appear in the lists of the Town Officers and Committees. The citizens of Wayland are, in our opinion, very fortunate that so many of their fellow townsmen and townswometn are willing to give so generously of their time, energy, and intelligence in the service of the Town.
The Massachusetts State Legislature has removed the office of Chief of Police in the Town of Wayland from Civil Service. The two-way radio equipment of the police car is proving a great success. We report that under supervision of the Police Department the safety buttons, road markings, and signs em- phasizing the danger of the turn at the bridge on the old road from Sudbury to Wayland, have been installed, and it is hoped that this will eliminate any further accidents at this spot.
We regret to state that the vote of the Town, under Article 13, at the last Annual Meeting, to purchase land for an addi- tion to Lakeview Cemetery, has not been possible of fulfillment because of the inability to agree on terms with one of the abut- ters and because of estate entanglements with the other.
The damage to the windows of the Town Hall by vandalism last June has been repaired at an expense of $158.00, and to date restitution has been effected by the parents of one of the parti- cipants to the extent of one-half this amount.
The Wayland Chapter of the Red Cross has found it im- possible to carry on further with the promotion and direction of activities at Baldwin's Pond, and the matter has therefore been placed in the hands of the Water Department.
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The Board decided unanimously it was in the best interests of the Town to make a ruling that no food or drink be served on the premises of any of the Town's licensees after 11.45 P.M. and that all cafés be cleared of the public by 12 o'clock with the exception of the restaurants, which were ordered cleared by 12.15.
Inspection of all public buildings has been made with a view to determining the capacity and also checking the exit require- ments. It was found that all buildings were being operated well within the margin of maximum occupancy, but that there were a number of physical defects to be corrected, and these are in process.
Oil burner inspections are currently in process.
On October 6th, Mr. William Hardy's resignation from the Board of Assessors was accepted, and on December 1st, Mr. J. Sidney Stone notified this Board of his willingness to accept the appointment by our Board and the Assessors in joint session to serve the unexpired term to March 1st.
At the request of Governor Robert F. Bradford that we appoint a local committee to cooperate with the State Fuel Co-ordinator, we have designated the following: Thomas F. Linnehan, Chairman ; Albert J. Lizotte, and Albert H. Spencer.
The Selectmen take this opportunity to sincerely thank all officials, both elected and appointed, for their fine cooperation during this past year. We urge every registered voter to attend the Annual Town Meeting on March 3rd.
WILLIAM A. LOKER, GERALD HENDERSON, JOHN W. LEAVITT, Selectmen.
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT For the Year 1947
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
In compliance with the provisions of Chapter 41 of the General Laws and Amendments, I hereby submit the following report of the Accountant's Department : 1947-January 1-Cash $220,661.65
1947 Receipts
413,841.28
$634,502.93
1947
Expenditures
$415,762.99
1947
December 31-Cash
218,739.94
$634,502.93
Receipts GENERAL REVENUE
Taxes
Poll
Personal
Real Estate
1945
$ 8.00
$ 66.79
$ 3,419.32
1946
66.00
383.88
11,446.04
1947
1,745.00
17,916.56
180,096.86
$1,819.00
$18,367.23
$194,962.22
$215,148.45
In lieu of taxes-Metropolitan Water Commission
1,641.19
Assessments
Street Betterment
Moth Extermination
Motor Excise
1945
$ 12.00
$ 41.13
1946
$ 65.64
12.00
478.69
1.947
332.22
440.00
9,595.15
$397.86
$464.00
$10,114.97
10,976.83
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Tax Titles Redemptions Partial Payments
$1,227.81 15.00
1,242.81
Fines and Fees
Fees-Poll Taxes
$ 24.85
Tax Title Release Deeds
7.00
Fines-Police and Court
324.00
355.85
Licenses and Permits
Liquor
$5,400.00
Sunday Entertainment
10.00
Picnic
50.00
Victualer
80.00
Dance
9.00
Junk Collectors' and Peddlars'
80.00
Milk
16.00
Gun
11.50
Building Permits
452.50
Wiring Permits
346.00
Plumbing Permits
239.00
Auctioneer
12.00
Motor Boat
10.00
Poultry
1.00
Alcohol
14.00
6,731.00
Dog License Collections
1,110.00
Grants and Gifts
Federal
Aid to Dependent Children
$ 2,942.01
Old Age Assistance
26,099.48
29.041.49
State
Income Taxes
$29,409.01
Corporation Taxes
11,014.47
Gasoline Taxes
5,944.31
Meal Taxes (O.A.A.)
1,693.50
48,061.29
County
Dog Licenses of 1946
877.08
Trust Funds'-Gift to Schools for Prizes
9.92
Total General Revenue
$315,195.91
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DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE
Town Hall-Rent
$ 78.00
Town Hall for Damages
79.25
Fire Station Hall-Rent
41.00
High School Auditorium-Rent
36.00
Sealer-Fees
25.73
District Nurse-Fees
311.00
School Dental Clinic-Fees
135.25
Library-Fines
252.71
Fre Department-Sale of used equipment 69.00
Library-Sale of used equipment
10.00
1,037.94
REIMBURSEMENTS
Temporary Aid-State
$2,332.31
Temporary Aid-Other Cities & Towns
1,013.77
Temporary Aid-Individuals 35.00
Aid to Dependent Children-State
2,634.64
Old Age Assistance-State
25,215.31
Old Age Assistance-Other Cities & Towns
707.02
Veterans' Services-State
815.00
Highways-State for Plowing Snow
159.00
Highways-
State-Ch. 90 Maintenance
999.96
County-Ch. 9 Maintenance
999.96
State for Ch. 90 Construction
12,113.19
County for Ch. 90 Construction
5,808.43
Schools-State Wards-Tuition
and Transportation
2,444.37
Schools-Vocational Tuition
233.28
55,511.24
ENTERPRISES
Water Department-Installations and Water Rates
$18,107.42
Cemetery Department
Burials
$998.00
Foundations
124.00
Annual Care
260.00
1,382.00
19,489.42
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COMMERCIAL. REVENUE
Interest-Taxes 1945
$236.56
Taxes 1946
280.68.
Taxes. 1947 46.51
Tax Titles
$563.75 34.55
Trust Funds-
Charity $258.00
Library
1,012.75
Cemetery P.C.
592.77
Parmenter Cem't'y
135.00
1,998.52
2,596.82
AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves
$ 435.00
Cemetery Perpetual Care-Bequests
750.00
Library Funds-Investment
1,007.50
Tax Collector's Fees
137.05
Mass. Hospital Service, Inc.
1,365.00
Federal Taxes deducted from Pay Rolls
14,707.29
County Retirements deducted from Pay Rolls
1,469.45
19,871.29
REFUNDS
Moderator-Salary
$ 8.30
Advertising Fees-Tax Titles
5.34
Police Department-Tel. Tolls
25.15
Fire Department-Check returned
2.00
Highway Department-Damage, etc.
8.51
Welfare Department-Check not used
19.50
Welfare Department-O.A.A. Check not used 16.40
School Department-Tolls, Sale of Books, etc.
26.50
Park Department-Check returned
13.06.
Memorial Day Committee-Freight Credit
.55
Insurance-Policy Cancelled
4.85
Water: Department-Tel. Tolls, etc.
8.50
138.66
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$413,841.28
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Expenditures GOVERNMENT
Moderator
Salary
$
10.00
Selectmen
Salaries $500.00
Mileage and Telephones
160.00
Forms, Stationery, Postage
90.92
Advertising
17.63
Association dues, etc.
36.00
804.55
Town Accountant and Selectmen's Secretary
Salary
$1,900.00
Equipment 58.13
Forms, Stationery, Supplies and Postage
101.87
Miscellaneous (for Town Report) 10.00
2,070.00
Town Treasurer
Salary
$900.00
Postage, Stationery, Supplies
174.46
Equipment
16.87
Safe Deposits-Rent
30.00
Clerical and Typing
160.38
Miscellaneous ( Tolls, Association
dues, etc. ) 18.29
1,300.00
Tax Title Sales Account
Legal Services & Disbursements
$85.00
Stationery, Forms, Postage
55.55
Clerical and Typing
13.50
1,300.00
Tax Collector
Salary
$2,552.06
Tax Titles-Expense
70.25
Equipment 45.64
Postage and Supplies
175.67
Clerical Work
48.75
Telephones, Association dues etc. 25.51
2,917.88
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Assessors
Salaries $2,158.34
Transportation 240.00
Equipment, Supplies, Postage 141.99
Expense at Registry of Deeds 93.35
Miscellaneous-Association dues, meetings, etc. 22.50
2,656.18
Clerk of Boards
Salary
1,500.00
Town Clerk
Salary $400.00
Recording
165.50
Equipment, Supplies, Postage. and Telephone
78.23
Oaths of Office
5.25
Death Returns 15.25
Association dues and Meetings
16.00
680.23
Planning Board
Equipment-Work on Map
Cabinet $ 3.38
Everett M. Brooks, Civil Eng .- Plans and Surveys 690.25
Arthur A. Shurcliff, Civil Eng .- Plans and Surveys 18.00
Larry Reich-Work on Civic Centres 169.74
Advertising-Zoning Amend-
ments and Hearings 83.59
Postage, Telephones, Associa- tion dues, etc. 38.64
Typing, Lettering Posters,
Lantern Slides
50.00
1,053.60
Assessors' Maps-Town Atlas Everett M. Brooks-Civil Engineer 999.62
Finance Committee's Expense
Association Dues
$10.00
Typing, Postage, Telephone
18.99
90
Multigraphing-School Bldg. Programme, etc. 24.50
53.49
Town Counsel and Legal Claims Stone, Bosson, Mason & Gannon 645.73
Elections
Officers-Salaries
$132.00
Printing Ballots, etc.
70.00
Preparing Polls
10.00
Checkers at Town Meeting
24.00
236.00
Registrars
Salaries
$500.00
Transportation
75.00
Clerical and Typing
150.00
Printing Street List, etc.
418.15
1,143.15
Town Hall
Janitor Service
$600.00
Supplies and Water Rates
20.45
Fuel
534.22
Telephones
172.37
Electricity
201.39
Upkeep and Repairs
453.85
Equipment
112.11
2,094.39
Total Government $18,318.87
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Department
Chief-Salary
$2,332.00
Transportation & Garage
417.70
Telephone
122.36
Supplies, etc.
34.80
Call-men
544.25
Traffic signs and lines
647.58
Dog Officer-Expense
19.96
Post Office Sq. Traffic Signal
78.47
$4,197.12
Purchase of Police Car
1,460.44
Purchase of Police Two-way Radio
497.31
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Fire Department
Salaries-
Engineers & Chiefs $190.00
Supt. of Alarms &
Mechanics 140.00
Clerks
125.00
Call-men
325.00
Janitors 140.00
$920.00
Fires-Call-men
2,143.00
Forest-fire Patrol
81.00
Fire Alarm Systems
101.87
Engines, etc. Upkeep, Gas. Oil
296.94
Equipment-Apparatus, etc.
89.89
Fire Station & Fire Room
Fuel
249.75
Electricity
71.17
Repairs, Equipment, etc.
63.39
Miscellaneous-First Aid
3.00
4,020.01
New Equipment-Hose
900.00
New Equipment-Apparatus, Coats, etc.
371.75
New Equipment-Wire & Labor-Fire Alarm
193.86
Repairs-Forest fire Truck
198.20
Repairs-Cochituate Fire Station
132.30
Building Inspection
Salaries-Building $200.00
Wiring 150.00
Plumbing 150.00
Expense-Transportation, Tel.,
Postage, Forms, etc. 315.32
815.32
Zoning Board of Appeals
Typing, Postage, Telephone 24.24
Moth Extermination
Taylor & Cox-Contract,
Pruning, etc. $400.00
Taylor & Cox-Private Work, Spraying, etc. 500.00
Taylor & Cox-General Spray'g 175.00
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Insecticides, etc. Labor
694.44 16.00
1,785.44
Tree Warden
Taylor & Cox-Pruning Maples on King St. $ 12.00
Cochituate Motors-Removing Tree Stump 2.00
The F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co., Pruning, taking down, etc.
525.00
Planting Trees
200.00
Labor-General 441.80
1,180.80
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary
$125.00
Equipment
13.71
Mileage and Telephones
32.80
171.51
Total Protection 15,948.30
HEALTH
Board of Health
Salaries
$175.00
Forms Postage, Express
8.74
Rabies Vaccine & Medical Attendance
42.00
Burying dead Animals
24.00
Middlesex County Sanatorium
1,124.50
$1,374.24
Milk Inspection
Salary
25.00
School Anti-toxin Clinic
50.00
School Dental Clinic
Reid A. Rawding, D.M.D.
$990.00
Equipment
55.35
Supplies
171.76
1,217.11
Schools-Medical Inspection David Corey, M.D. 150.00
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District and School Nurse
Salary Transportation Supplies, Telephone, etc. 74.92
$2,100.00 500.00
2,674.92
Inspection of Animals Warren F. Lawrence 150.00
Collection of Garbage
Frederick H. Perry
3,000.00
Total Health 8,641.27
HIGHWAYS
Highway Department
Salary-Surveyor
$3,000.00
Salary-Clerk
265.00
Expense-Telephones
224.54
Survey of Garage Property
25.00
Pay Roll Slips, Freight, etc.
18.23
Labor
9,579.58
Road Materials
7,142.22
Other Materials
224.40
Road Machinery Upkeep
2.859.98
Gas and Oil
426.27
Rental-Trucks and Power
Machines 230.25
Tools, Equipment & Supplies
324.66
Garage Maintenance
681.08
$25,001.21
Snow Removal
Labor $5,135.63
Plowing & Sanding, Trucks,
etc.
2,129.50
Gravel, Sand, Salt
1,852.35
Oil and Gas
486.68
Equipment
703.65
10,307.81
Ch. 90 Maintenance Contract No. 10267
Labor
$ 527.42
Road Materials
2,387.70
Rental-Power Machinery
84.76
2,999.88
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Ch. 90 Construction-Old Connecticut Path-Contract No. 9985
Labor $3,020.21 965.98
Road Materials
Curbing, Bounds, Posts, Pipe, Fence, etc.
493.55
Power Machinery-Rental
726.00
5,205.74
Dr. to Acct. & Cr, to Road Machinery Fund-$274.08
Ch. 90 Construction-Old Connecticut Path-Contract No. 10630
Labor $5,156.86
Road Materials 1,028.88
Culverts, Drains, etc.
2,793.50
Power Machinery Rental
2,967.36 .
Equipment and Supplies 45.22
11,991.82
Also Dr. to Acct. & Cr. to Road Machinery Fund-$1,496.65 total $13,488.47
Care of Dumps
Labor
$207.33
Material for Fill
15.75
223.08
Road Machinery Account
Gas. Oil, Grease
$1.173.52
Equipment Repair, etc. 269.83
Equipment Monarch Pump
47.00
1,490.35
New Road Equipment
Snow Plow, Attachments, etc.
$ 213.61
Mold Board, etc. 190.20
Ford Truck 11/2T-1946 Model
2,583.51
Road Sanding Machine 175.00
Gate Slide for Sanding, etc. 16.00
Gravely Tractor 309.25
Farmall M Tractor, etc.
1,733.29
Street Lighting Boston Edison Co.
5,220.86
5,678.36
Total Highways 68,119.11
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WELFARE
Public Welfare
Salaries-Welfare Board $ 300.00
Welfare Agent 1,751.79
Social Worker 1,542.16
Transportation 224.38
Sundry Persons, Cash Paym'ts 3,427.17
Provisions
1,488.21
Fuel 240.36
Board and Care
2,382.86
Medical Attendance & Supplies
388.09
Rents 365.00
In lieu of rent
70.00
Clothing
223.75
Household Goods
7.50
To Other Cities and Towns for Aid Furnished 1,063.54
$13,474.81
Aid to Dependent Children
Appropriation-Sundry Per-
sons-Cash Payments $7,495.91
Federal Grants-Sundry Per- sons-Cash Payments 2,945.64
10,441.55
Old Age Assistance Appropriation :
Cash Payments-Sundry Persons
$34,746.25
Burial
125.00
Hospital and Ambulance 213.00
Medical Attendance & Supplies 280.77
Board and Care
28.32
To Other Cities & Towns 606.66
36,000.00
Federal Grants :
Sundry Persons-Cash Payments
25,670.51
Federal Grants for Administration : Office Expense, Rent, Elec- tricity, Telephone, etc. 482.70
Transferred to O.A.A. for Aid-$352.53
Veterans' Benefits
Sundry Persons-Cash
$2,096.24
96
Sundry Persons-Cash-
Soldiers' Relief 10.00
Medical Attendance & Supplies- Soldiers' Relief
143.92
Soldiers' Burial 100.00
2,350.16
Agent-Salary
$150.00
Expense
77.20
227.20
Total Welfare 88,646.93
EDUCATION SCHOOLS
General Control
Superintendent-Salary
$ 3,299.64
Superintendent-Expense
Transportation
$399.84
Secretary
869.34
Telephone
96.81
Equipment (Office )
102.07
Educational Magazines, Books, etc.
33.34
Postage and Printing
209.60
Association Dues & Meetings
139.00
Attendance Officer
50.00
Census 50.00
1,950.00
Expenses of Instruction
Teachers' Salaries
High School
$25,244.00
Elementary Schools
38,008.75
Supervisors
4,382.00
Substitute Teachers 695.00
68,329.75
Pupils' Books
$3,029.39
Pupils' Supplies
2,146.46
5,175.85
Operation of School Plants
Custodians' Salaries Fuel
$2,800.00
Miscellaneous of Operation-
6,315.00
(Tel., Elec., Gas & Sup.) 3,063.97
5,863.97
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Buildings, Grounds and Equipment Repairs Outlays
$1,809.62 1,310.93
Auxiliary Agencies
Transportation
8,500.00
Health & Physical Education School Libraries
300.00
Sundries
115.61
Total Schools-General $104,477.55
Vocational Tuition
City of Newton
$1,139.52
City of Boston
147.14
City of Waltham
105.00
Town of Framingham
84.90
1,476.56
Rental of High School Auditorium Custodian Service 44.25
Total Schools 105,998.36
LIBRARIES
Wayland Library
Librarian-Salary
$2,075.00
Librarian-Assistant-Salary
163.50
Telephone
32.91
Catalogue sup., Postage, etc.
86.81
Magazines
139.35
Books
145.85
Story-teller for School Children
25.00
Building-Janitor Service
395.57
Fuel
456.71
Electricity
181.64
Water and Supplies
31.74
Upkeep and Repairs
199.96
$3,934.04
Cochituate Reading Room
Librarian
$699.96
Librarian-Substitute
14.00
Telephone
36.87
Postage and Stationery
1.30
Carting Books
79.50
98
3,120.55
1,507.18
Rent 300.00
Janitor Service
260.00
Fuel 38.05
Electricity
25.63
Upkeep and Supplies-Equipm't 58.95
1,514.26
Library-Heating and Insulating V. J. Kenneally Co. 957.25
Library Building Repairs
Materials-Lumber, etc.
$21.57
Shades
12.95
Signs
12.50
47.02
Total Libraries
6,452.57
UNCLASSIFIED
Park Commission
Equipment and Tools
$168.52
Care of Flags 6.10
Mowing Grass Plots
210.50
Dudley Pond Beach
411.83
Tennis Courts
206.40
High School Athletic Field 909.45
Cochituate Ball Field
791.41
$2,704.21
Special Account-Mowing Equipment Life Guards
796.15
Dudley Pond Beach
$300.00
Baldwin's Pond Beach
300.00
600.00
High School Athletic Field & Adjacent Park Lands
R. W. Balam-on Contract $1,471.40
Everett M. Brooks-Civil Eng'r 172.40
Wayland Landscape Service
200.00
1,843.80
Memorial Day
Park's Concert Band
$190.00
Programmes, Postage, etc.
29.75
Wreaths and Plants
141.25
Refreshments
23.09
Flags and Markers
83.30
467,39
99
Town Clocks
Yearly Service-Wayland Clock $50.00 Yearly Service-Cochituate Clock 50.00 Rent of Church Tower- Cochituate 50.00
150.00
Town Reports
The Suburban Press-Printing $731.25 300 copies Articles and War-
rants for Posting
27.50
50 copies School Report 24.50
100 copies Finance Com- mittee's Report
32.00
Preparing Report
25.00
Delivering Reports 52.50
892.75
Surety Bonds
Town Treasurer
$153.00
Tax Collector 222.00
Town Clerk 7.50
Water Board-Collector
10.00
Assistant Collector-Water Dept. 10.00
Deputy Tax Collector 5.00
407.50
Insurance
Honor Rolls
$ 50.00
Town Bldgs. and Contents
1,790.70
General Liability
157.50
Boilers
376.87
Fleet-Fire and Theft
181.08
Statutory and Property
474.95
Money and Securities
237.50
New Truck, Tractor, Car-
Statutory, Property,
Fire, Theft
213.92
Employers' Liability
386.60
For Wind Storm Damage
46.74
3,915.86
Legion Hall Quarters-Rent Wayland-Cochituate Legion Bldg. Assoc., Inc. 600.00
100
Preliminary Town Expense for Betterments Everett M. Brooks, Civil Engineer 382.50
Total Unclassified 12,760.16
ENTERPRISES
Water Department
Expense-Salaries-
Commissioners
$150.00
Clerks
400.00
Assistant Collector
320.00
Superintendent
2,544.00
Assistant Superintendent
2,674.00
Engineer-Pumping Station
2,265.60
Telephones, Office Rent,
Freight, etc. 492.84
Maintenance-Labor
1,944.00
Pipe and Fittings
2,315.54
Other Materials
207.72
Equipment and Tools
337.81
Truck Upkeep, Gas & Oil
357.73
Rental-Power Machinery
70.00
Stand-pipe, Meters and Hy- drants-Labor & Materials 603.28
Pumping Station
Fuel, Light & Power 1,941.03
Wells and Pumps 476.90
Repairs and Upkeep 312.36
Equipment and Supplies 25.99
Taylor & Cox-Spraying trees
25.00
Total Water Maintenance $17,463.80
Committee Expense-Printing Survey Report
Dickey-Raymond :
Mimeographing
$56.73
Postage and Service 12.17
68.90
Special Appropriation-Extension of Water System
D. L. Maher Co .:
Wells for Test, etc. $2,378.00
Drilling, Pumping, etc. 2,161.75
Weston & Sampson : Analyses, Advice, Tests 207.93
101
Engineer and Tests 261.50
D. L. Maher Co .- Contract-
Well Construction 4,780.00
Everett M. Brooks, Civil Eng'r 471.50
Weston & Sampscon-Engineer & Services on well 464.35
Wm. Dulude-Gravel 25.00
Warren Pipe Co. of Mass., Inc. 6,936.80
Harold J. Lundy-Grading 150.00
Weston & Sampson-Services & Expenses on additional Water Supply 84.58
17,921.41
Total Water Department 35,454.11
Cemeteries
Maintenance :
Clerk-Salary
$ 100.00
Superintendent and Labor 2,768.09
Transportation 225.00
Postage, Supplies, Telephones 17.72
Tools & Equipment, Supplies 321.04
Plants, Seeds, Flowers 48.95
$3,480.80
Service : Burials
$848.10
Foundations
264.65
Annual Care
237.25
1,350.00
General Improvement : Labor
20.88
Total Cemeteries 4,851.68
FINANCIAL
Interest
High School Construction
$910.00
Library Funds' Income
40.00
$ 950.00
Charity Funds' Income
Sundry Persons-Cash Paym'ts $230.88
Funds' Reserve Account 12.90
243.78
Library Funds' Income Books $983.44
102
Accrued Interest 14.35
Funds' Reserve Account
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