Plainville, Massachusetts annual reports 1934-1941, Part 54

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34.20


Union Light & Power Co.


10.03


44.23


Apr. 4-Fitzhenry-Guptill Co.


16.06


Maynard Skinner, Janitor


10.00


North Attleboro Gas Co.


1.08


Franklin Hardware Co.


2.50


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


Charles S. Cobb


56.01


88.38


Apr. 18-Justin A. McCarthy Co.


36.88


W. E. Scholander


9.11


Union Light & Power Co.


8.35


Boston Casualty Co.


168.00


222.34


May 2-N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


Maynard Skinner


10.00


Justin A. McCarthy


294.00


306.73


10.00


153


ANNUAL REPORT


May 16-Plainville Coal Co.


11.40


Union Light and Power Co. 9.33


North Attleboro Gas Co. 3.06


23.79


June 6-Maynard Skinner


10.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


North Attleboro Gas Co.


2.16


Charles S. Cobb


16.09


A. J. Deschenes


21.65


52.63


June 20-Union Light & Power Co.


8.91


8.91


July 5-Maynard Skinner


10.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


North Attleboro Gas Co.


1.44


W. H. Riley & Son


11.60


Charles S. Cobb


29.91


55.68


Aug. 7-N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


Union Light & Power Co.


8.49


North Attleboro Gas Co.


1.08


Maynard Skinner, Janitor


10.00


22.30


Aug. 22-George Hayes


10.00


10.00


Sept. 5-Union Light & Power Co.


9.54


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


Charles S. Cobb


1.63


Clinton E. Barton


13.98


Maynord Skinner, Janitor


10.00


37.88


Sept. 19-Clarence Skinner, Sr.


75.00


Plainville Coal Co.


22.80


W. E. Sholander


11.59


Union Light & Power Co.


6.96


116.35


Oct. 3-Maynard Skinner


10.00


Charles S. Cobb


1.02


North Attleboro Gas Co.


3.60


14.62


Oct. 17-Wesley Burton


5.00


Union Light & Power Co.


8.42


13.42


Nov. 7-Maynard Skinner


10.00


North Attleboro Gas Co.


3.60


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


2.73


Charles S. Cobb


2.08


18.41


154


ANNUAL REPORT


Nov. 21-Fitzhenry-Guptill Co. 20.00


Union Light & Power Co. 8.42


28.42


Dec. 5-Maynard Skinner 10.00


Alec Frederickson


3.00


George Hayes


15.00


North Attleboro Gas Co.


.90


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


3.43


Plainville Coal Co.


23.20


V. H. Blackinton


18.00


Alton French


10.00


Chester Meyer


10.00


Christian F. Henrich


10.00


Payroll


724.84


828.37


Dec. 19-Charles S. Cobb


2.72


Union Light & Power Co.


7.60


Falk & Henrich


.75


11.07


Dec. 31-N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


5.76


Maynard Skinner


10.00


Schofield Hardware Co.


2.75


North Attleboro Gas Co.


1.08


W. H. Riley & Son


34.80


Union Light & Power Co.


9.05


C. H. Maranville


125.00


Alton French


7.00


195.44


$2,247.85


Appropriation


$2,250.00


Expended


2,247.85


Balance


$2.15


Forest Fires


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


May 16-Payroll


$105.25


$105.25


Authorized Transfer


$105.25


Expended


105.25


155


ANNUAL REPORT


CHAPTER 81, HIGHWAY


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Truck Hire


Jan. 5-Payroll $ 40.00


Jan. 18-Payroll


85.00


F. W. Averill


$ 55.50


Feb. 8-F. W. Averill


60.00


Andy Germane, Dynamite and


Explosives


8.10


Maynard Gould, Dynamite 1.45


Payroll 164.00


Feb. 21-Payroll


60.00


Averill's Garage


30.00


Mar. 21-Payroll 90.00


F. W. Averill


54.00


Apr. 4-Mack Construction Co., Premix 18.98


Payroll


124.00


Alec Frederickson


36.00


F. W. Averill's Garage


46.00


Apr. 18-Averill's Garage


14.00


Harry Morse


30.00


Alec Frederickson


16.00


Mack Construction Co., Stone


Patch


14.35


Payroll


115.00


May 2-Payroll 173.50


Mack Construction Co., Power Grader 54.40


Alec Frederickson


16.00


Averill's Garage


63.00


Harry Morse


16.00


Mack Construction Co., Roller .


120.00


Mack Construction Co., Grader


134.40


May 16-Payroll


212.50


Mack Construction Co., Sand


10.50


Mack Construction Co., Tar 953.19


May 29-Payroll 270.00


156


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Truck Hire


May 31-Averill's Garage


42.00


Averill's Garage 24.00


Harry Morse


31.50


Harry Morse


14.00


Alec Frederickson


51.00


Mack Construction Co., Roller . 258.75


Mack Construction Co., Grader . 210.38


June 6-Louis Morrell, Dynamite, Explo- sives, Bits and Points 10.10


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand 34.50


Plainville Coal Co., Pipe 80.64


N. E. Metal Culvert Co., Pipe 33.95


Plainville Coal Co., Pipe


7.56


Diamond Match Co., Lumber and Nails 5.70


Payroll


133.75


F. W. Averill Garage


Harry Morse 38.50


Louis Morrell, Air Compressor . 80.60


18.00


Mack Construction Co., Grader 80.00


80.00


June 20-W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


68.50


W. H. Riley & Son, Stone


81.10


Mack Construction Co., Patch 46.95


Mack Construction Co., Tar


829.29


Harry Morse


49.50


F. W. Averill's Garage


36.00


Alec Frederickson


25.00


Payroll


229.75


July 2-Payroll


140.00


July 5-F. W. Averill 29.25


Harry Morse


26.25


Alec Frederickson


40.50


W. H. Riley & Son


7.50


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


48.50


Mack Construction Co., Sand


13.00


Mack Construction Co., Tar . . 98.60


Mack Construction Co., Asphalt


280.10


Mack Const'tion Co., Sand Patch


6.74


26.00


Alec Frederickson


Mack Construction Co., Roller


Sand


157


ANNUAL REPORT


Truck


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Hire


July 18-Payroll


57.15


Payroll


242.50


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


39.00


Mack Construction Co., Sand


70.50


Mack Construction Co., Tar . . Mack Construction Co., Asphalt


216.00


H. Maynard Gould, Dynamite and Caps 1.15


43.00


Harry Morse


42.50


Alec Frederickson 54.00


Courtain Sand & Gravel Co.


10.00


Aug. 7-Payroll 133.00


Aug. 22-Payroll


183.40


Sept. 5-Payroll


121.50


Mack Construction Co., Sand


Patch


26.93


Sept. 19-Payroll


17.00


Oct. 3-Payroll


89.50


Oct. 17-Plainville Coal Co., Pipe and


Cement


3.93


Nov. 7-State Prison Colony, Curb Inlet 2.75


Payroll 20.00


Nov. 21-Payroll


81.50


Dec. 5-Mack Construction Co., Sand


Patch


18.49


Edward A. Lavery, Lumber


34.56


Schofield Hardware Co., Nails .72


Payroll


56.00


Payroll


39.00


Dec. 19-Payroll 16.00


$7,562.53 $1,045.00


Date of


584.12


Averill's Garage


158


ANNUAL REPORT


Town Truck charged to Chapter 81 during 1940 192.00


Truck Hire, Outside 1,045.00


$8,799.53


Appropriation


$4,000.00


Refund from State


4,800.00


Total


$8,800.00


Expended


8,799.53


Balance


$.47


Date of


Amount Hire


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, CENTER


Feb. 8-Payroll $ 5.00


Diamond Match Co., Lumber 33.05


A. R. Brais Co., Lumber 2.10


Mar. 7-Mary T. Russell, Gravel


56.68


Apr. 4-Mack Construction Co., Stone


11.02


Patch


13.00


Payroll


Apr. 18-Payroll 25.00


May 2-Payroll 4.00


Estate of Mary T. Russell, Gravel 18.12


May 16-Payroll


62.00


May 29-Payroll


15.00


June 6-Payroll


15.00


June 20-Payroll


57.50


Estate of Mary T. Russell, Gravel


11.52


Mack Construction, Sand Patch


6.52


Mack Construction Co., Stone Patch 14.18


July 2-Payroll 129.75


Truck Voucher To Whom Payable


159


ANNUAL REPORT


Truck


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Hire


July 5-W. H. Riley & Son, Sand .


37.50


Mack Construction Co., Asphalt . 404.60


Mack Construction Co., Patch .. 27.95 Harry Thompson, Pick Handles 7.00


July 18-Payroll


74.50


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


10.50


Mack Construction Co., Asphalt . 76.00


Aug.


7-Payroll


32.00


Edward A.


Lavery, Calsium


Chloride 7.50


Allied Steel Co., Steel Mattocks


12.07


Dyer Sales & Machinery, Brooms and Sweeper Broom 78.50


M. F. Ellis Co., Torches, Rakes and Brushes 25.00


Aug. 22-Payroll


12.00


W. H. Riley & Son, Screened Sand


10.50


Mervin C. Gay, Power Grader 21.00


Sept. 5-Payroll


27.00


Mack Construction Co., Tar 25.50


Nov. 21-George R. Ellis, Recording Deed, Kettell Easement for Drain . . 2.00


Fred Benker, Repairing Draw Bar on Loader 3.00


A. R. Brais Co., Lumber 1.25 Payroll 17.00


Dec. 5-H. L. LePorte, Bull Points


2.00


Dec. 11-Payroll


11.00


Town Truck Used During Year


$45.00


$1,404.81


$45.00


45.00


$1,449.81


Appropriation


$1,450.00


Expended


1,449.81


Balance


$.19


Date of


160


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Truck Hire


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, CHAPTER 90


Apr. 18-Alec Frederickson


$12.00


Payroll $ 38.50


Aug. 7-Mack Construction Co., Sand . . 35.44


W. H. Riley Son, Mowing Machine 37.50


Payroll 131.00


Sept. 19-Payroll


180.00


104.62


Oct. 3-Mack Construction Co. W. H. Riley & Son, Power Roller 28.20 Mack Construction Co., Crushed Stone 195.80


Mack Construction Co., Asphalt


212.20


Schofield Hdwe. Co., Lawn Seed 3.15


1.13


Farm Service Co., Winter Rye Payroll 97.50


Oct. 17-W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


4.50


Mack Construction Co., Sand


15.00


Mack Construction Co., Tar


85.00


F. W. Averill's Garage


8.25


Alec Frederickson


9.00


Payroll


151.00


Nov. 7-Payroll


57.00


Dec. 5-Payroll


28.00


Town Truck charged to Chapter 90, during 1940


65.00


$1,300.92


$198.87


198.87


$1,499.79


Appropriation .


$ 500.00


Received from State


500.00


Received from County


500.00


$1,500.00


Expended


1,499.79


Balance


$.21


161


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Truck


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Hire


SNOW REMOVAL


Jan.


4-Perry M. Cook, Repairing Side-


walk Snow Plow


$ 20.10


Arthur B. Toner, Snow Plow 75.00 Commodore Steel Co., Snow Plow Blades 15.57


Ed. A. Lavery, Calcium Chloride 19.50


F. W. Averill's Garage, Labor and Stock 4.35


Jan. 18-Payroll 48.00


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


13.50


A. W. Sutherland, Stencil for


Signs


4.50


Feb.


8-Payroll


37.50


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand


20.00


Schofield Hdwe. Co., Wire for Snow Fence 3.44


Dyer Sales & Machinery Co.,


Parts for Snow Plow 9.15


Feb. 21-Payroll 161.50


Feb. 21-Payroll 210.25


Feb. 21-Payroll 227.75


Feb. 21-Payroll 159.70


Feb. 29-Payroll 241.00


Feb. 29-Payroll 144.75


Feb. 29-Payroll


342.05


Feb. 29-Payroll


41.00


Feb. 29-Alec Frederickson $64.50


Averill's Garage


87.00


Averill's Garage, Gas and Oil and Labor 15.51


Edith Kettell


13.50


Harry Morse


33.00


162


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Truck Hire


J. P. Russell


48.00


Burgess Express Co.


160.00


Payroll 12.00


Fred Benker


7.50


Dyer Sales and Machinery Co.,


Parts for Snow Plow 21.00


Plainville Coal Co.


252.00


Payroll 10.00


Mar. 7-Payroll 119.60


Franklin Hdwe. Co., Shovels


5.00


W. H. Riley & Son, Sand and Chloride 33.85


Mar. 21-Payroll 108.25


Dec. 5-Charles S. Cobb, Chains


31.95


Dec. 5-Averill's Garage


22.50


Harry Morse


18.00


Alec Frederickson


7.50


Alec Frederickson


64.80


Ed. A. Lavery, Calcium Chloride


62.00


Wm. Mathewson, Plowing Walks Schofield Hdwe. Co., Iron Posts 9.58


5.25


Dec. 5-Payroll 114.75


Dec. 19-Payroll 47.00


Wm. Mathewson, Horse Hire


3.75


Alec Frederickson


21.60


Town Truck charged to Snow Removal for 1940


449.25


$2,398.10 $1,249.15


1,249.15


$3,647.25


Appropriation


$3,200.00


Expended


3,647.25


Overdraft


$447.25


.


163


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable Amount Total


SNOW PLOW


Dec. 19-Dyer Sales & Machinery Co., Snow Plow .$540.00


Appropriation $545.00


Expended 540.00


Balance $5.00


HIGHWAY, MACHINERY ACCOUNT


Feb. 8-Standard Nut & Bolt, Bolts $ 1.05


F. W. Averill's Garage, Gas and Oil 2.80


Charles S. Cobb, Gas and Oil 44.78


Charles S. Cobb, Labor Welding and Cross Chains 30.99


79.62


Mar. 7-Charles S. Cobb, Gas 53.04


Charles S. Cobb, Oil and Grease Charles S. Cobb, Parts and Labor on Gravel Loader 68.36


4.85


Charles S. Cobb, Parts and Labor on Truck and Snow Plow . . 153.35 F. W. Averill's Garage, Gas and Oil .98


Hedge & Mattheis Co., Parts for Loader Motor


8.50


289.08


Apr. 4-Charles S. Cobb, Oil


4.00


Charles S. Cobb, Gas


39.04


Charles S. Cobb, Repair & Parts


48.63


91.67


May 2-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Repairs


88.95


88.95


June 6-Charles S. Cobb, Gas


33.87


Charles S. Cobb, Oil


3.25


Charles S. Cobb, Kerosene, Truck


Greasing and Repairs 8.47


45.59


164


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Total


July 5-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Merchandise 42.40


F. W. Averill's Garage, Gas, Oil, and Repairs


3.30


45.70


Aug. 7-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Labor 39.51


39.51


Sept. 19-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Supplies


11.40


11.40


Oct. 3-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Supplies


21.20


F. W. Averill, Sharpening Tools


5.90


27.10


Nov. 7-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Supplies


26.59


26.59


Dec. 5-Charles S. Cobb, Gas, Oil, and Supplies


51.01


51.01


Dec. 31-Charles S. Cobb, Service to Town Truck


16.68


16.68


$812.90


Appropriation


$600.00


Authorized Transfer 250.00


$850.00


Expended


812.90


Balance


$37.10


165


ANNUAL REPORT


REPORT OF THE PARK AND PLAYGROUND COMMITTEE


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


The Park and Playground Committee herewith submits its annual report.


Again the playground was the center of attraction during the spring, summer and fall months.


The second tennis court was completed in the early spring and both courts were in constant use, weather permitting.


Swimming and life saving instructions were given by Mr. Ralph Austin of South Street. Daily classes for swimming averaged from 12 to 15 children, ranging in ages from 8 to 14. The parents of these children are very desirous that these instruc- tions be continued each year and we hope Mr. Austin will be able to continue this work, for which we are very grateful and thank him.


July 10th, Norfolk County Juvenile Grange had the use of the park for the day.


The following is the list of the park activities: Ball games-High School 5 Ball games-Independents 4 Soft ball games 3


The sum of $150.00 was expended for loam. The money was given by the 4th of July Committee and the loam used for the ball field.


We need toilets and hope an appropriation large enough to meet this need will be given us.


We thank Falk Bros. for the flowers for two flower beds and Mrs. Cora Gardner for dahlias.


Respectfully submitted,


CLARENCE F. TELFORD, META A. SCHUBERT, GEORGE HAYES, Park and Playground Committee.


166


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable Total


PARK AND PLAYGROUND DEPARTMENT


May 15-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work $32.00


May 28-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


June 4-Marion Rogers, 1 qt. green paint .80


F. W. Averill, brazing .50


Schofield Hardware Co., padlock and rake 1.07


Plastic cement .17


D. A. Flynn, 1 set D. C. markings 5.25


Tennis Net 12.75


Louis Grimaldi, 2 pieces 1.50


Small's Greenhouse, 1 dz. cannas, 100 petunias 8.00


A. R. Brais Co., wood 2.64


Chas. S. Cobb, supplies and labor on mower 5.45


Herman Fielding, 1 weeks work


16.00


June 19-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


F. W. Averill, iron braces, screws, brazing truck 2.70


Plainville Coal Co., 1 bag lime .50


A. R. Brais Co., Lumber 14.40


June 29-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


July 17-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


Schofield Hardware Co., roll wire, $16.77; horse shoes, .90 17.67


Chas. S. Cobb, roller


13.75


Supplies 1.89


Clinton E. Barton, iron, bolts and labor 3.80


Aug. 7-Herman Fielding, 3 weeks labor 48.00


Mack Construction Co., asphalt and sanding 50.00


Aug. 21-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


Sept. 4-Herman Fielding, 2 weeks work 32.00


Plainville Spa, supplies .75


D. A. Flynn, soft balls and bats 3.50


Chas. S. Cobb, sundries 3.00


167


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of Voucher To Whom Payable


Total


Sept. 18-Herman Fielding, 1 weeks work and 2 days 21.50 Earl Skinner, 16 hours 6.40 Averill's Garage, labor 12.00


Dec. 31-E. A. Scott, sharpening lawn mower Alec Frederickson, carting


1.00


12.00


Total


$490.99


Unexpended balance


9.01


$500.00


Appropriation


$500.00


AUDITOR'S REPORT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


This is to certify that the accounts of the Treasurer have been duly examined by me and found correct.


The books of the Collector of Taxes and the Water De- partment have been examined. The amounts collected and paid to the Treasurer and the amount uncollected have been found to agree with the statements of the Treasurer.


All other departments receiving or disbursing money have been found to agree with the records of the Treasurer.


Respectfully submitted,


ALICE E. RIBERO,


Town Auditor


168


ANNUAL REPORT


REPORT OF SELECTMEN


To the Town of Plainville:


During the year 1940, there was a gradual increase in Old Age Assistance cases.


Our Board of Health expenditures more than doubled due to unforeseen hospital expenses which came under this appro- priation.


We were obliged to call a Special Town Meeting on November 22nd for an appropriation to take care of these different unforeseen increases.


Although we have had no continuous W. P. A. projects during the past year, our Welfare case load has been reason- able.


The Highway Department, under Chapter 81, has laid approximately two and three-eighths (23/8 ) miles of permanent roads and about 2,500 yards of gravel has been spread on our rural highways.


The appropriation for the repairs and painting of the Town Hall and High School buildings was used to good advan- tage. Both of these buildings were thoroughly repaired and two coats of paint were applied. The inside of the Town Hall was also cleaned and painted. These buildings are now in good condition.


The Board of Selectmen wish to thank all of the Town offi- cials for their kind cooperation during the year 1940.


Respectfully submitted,


ARTHUR L. CROWLEY, ALPIN CHISHOLM, EARLE F. BARNEY,


Plainville Board of Selectmen


169


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Total


Selectmen's Current and Incidental Account


Jan. 18-Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel $ 3.68


Alton French, Janitor 4.00


$7 .68


Feb. 8-Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel 20.10


Alton French, Janitor 6.00


Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


56.10


Feb. 21-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


Union Light & Power Co. 2.08


Plainville Coal Co., Fuel 5.00


11.08


Mar. 7-Herbert M. Thompson, Salary . . N. A. Chronicle, Warrants, etc. . 248.50 Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel 6.50 Burgess Express Co. Inc., Express Commercial Press, Supplies .95


25.00


1.63


Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Alton French, Janitor


4.00


316.58


Mar. 7-William H. Nash, Moderator 5.00


Dacia Anderson, Ballot Clerk 5.00


Frank King, Ballot Clerk 5.00


Elizabeth Nowick, Teller


5.00


Charles Peasley, Teller 5.00


Fred Northup, Ballot Box Officer 5.00


30.00


Mar. 21-Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights 2.24


Alton French, Janitor 4.00


N. Attleboro Chronicle, Notice 1.00


Laurence B. Flint, Treas. Select- men's Association 9.00


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel 4.00


John E. Miner Co., Office Chairs 33.40


53.64


Apr. 4-Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


Alton French, Janitor 4.00


N. Attleboro Chronicle, Notice . 34.75


.75


170


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


Apr. 18-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights 1.60


Curtis 1000, Inc., Envelopes 6.33


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel 4.00


15.93


May 2-Elizabeth Nowick, Ballot Clerk . 5.00


Charles Peasley, Ballot Clerk .. 5.00


Dacia Anderson, Teller 5.00


Frank King, Teller


5.00


Fred Northup, Ballot Box and Police Officer 5.00


25.00


May 2-Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Alton French, Janitor 4.00


5.00


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel N. A. Chronicle Co., Warrants . 11.25


50.25


May 16-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


1.84


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel


3.60


9.44


June 6-Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Alton French, Janitor 6.00


N. A. Chronicle, Printing 6.00


42.00


June 20-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


1.44


William H. Nash, Moderator, June 6, 1940


5.00


William H. Nash, Moderator,


May 2, 1940


5.00


15.44


July 5-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Geo. E. Ellis, Telephone Expense


1.50


35.50


July 18-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc., Licenses


1.61


5.61


Aug. 7-Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Alton French, Janitor 6.00


171


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


N. A. Chronicle Co., Notice .... .75


Union Light & Power Co., Lights


1.12


37.87


Aug. 22-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Hobbs & Warren, Licenses


.58


4.58


Sept. 5-Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


1.79


35.79


Sept. 19-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


N. A. Chronicle Co., Warrants . . 5.00


Fred Northup, Ballot Box Officer


5.00


Charles Peasley, Ballot Clerk ..


5.00


Dacia Anderson, Teller


5.00


Elizabeth Nowick, Ballot Clerk .


5.00


Frank King, Teller 5.00


Marty The Florist, Flowers


4.00


N. A. Chronicle, Notices


1.50


39.50


Oct. 3-Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


Alton French


4.00


Schofield Hardware Co., Labor and Material


1.45


35.45


Oct. 17-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Plainville Coal Co., Cleaning


Burner


3.00


Commercial Press, Letterheads .


4.50


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


1.53


13.03


Nov. 7-Falk & Henrich, Rent


30.00


Alton French, Janitor


6.00


7.20


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel Elizabeth Nowick, Election Offi- cial


7.00


Dacia Anderson, Election Official Charles Peasley, Election Official 7.00


7.00


Frank King, Election Official ..


7.00


Fred Northup, Election Official . 7.00


Florence Durfee, Election Official 5.00


N. A. Chronicle, Warrants


5.00 88.20


172


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


Nov. 21-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


Plainville Coal Co., Fuel 14.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


2.16


20.16


Dec. 5-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


N. A. Chronicle Co., Notices


5.75


Earle F. Barney, Salary


125.00


Arthur L. Crowley, Salary


150.00


Alpin Chisholm, Salary


125.00


William H. Nash, Moderator 5.00


444.75


Dec. 19-Alton French, Janitor 4.00


1


Edward Pierce, Cleaning and Ad- justing Burner 2.00


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel 3.40


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights 1.60


George Ellis, Town Counsel 100.00


Land Court 20.00


131.00


Dec. 31-Plainville Coal Co., Burner for Office


75.00


75.00


Dec. 31-Alton French, Janitor


4.00


Union Light & Power Co., Office Lights


1.28


N. A. Chronicle, Notice


.75


Plainville Coal Co., Office Fuel


13.40


Falk & Henrich, Rent 30.00


R. L. Polk & Co., Director


6.00


55.43


$1,689.76


Appropriation


. $1,800.00


Expended


1,689.76


Balance


$110.24


173


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Total


CLERK SPECIAL


Jan. 18-Gladys H. McQuade


$ 8.00


$ 8.00


Jan. 26-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Feb. 2-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Feb. 16-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Feb. 21-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Mar. 21-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Mar. 30-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Apr. 4-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Apr. 12-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Apr. 18-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


May 10-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


May 24-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


May 29-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


July 2-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


July 12-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


July 26-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Aug. 2-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Aug. 30-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Sept. 5-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Sept. 13-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Sept. 27-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Oct. 3-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Oct. 11-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Nov. 1-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Nov. 30-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Dec. 5-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Dec. 27-Gladys H. McQuade


8.00


8.00


Dec. 31-Gladys H. McQuade


3.43


3.43


$219.43


Appropriated


$250.00


Expended


219.43


Balance


$30.57


174


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


INSURANCE


Jan. 4-Plainville Insurance Agency, Inc. $389.13


$389.13


Apr. 4-Theo. E. A. Fuller Ins. Agency .


6.00


6.00


Apr. 18-Theo. E. A. Fuller Ins. Agency . 402.30 Plainville Insurance Agency, Inc. 402.27 804.57


May 2-Theo. E. A. Fuller Ins. Agency .


6.00


6.00


July 18-Theo. E. A. Fuller Ins. Agency .


20.80


20.80


Sept. 19-Theo. E. A. Fuller Ins. Agency


10.80


10.80


$1,237.30


Appropriation $1,500.00


Expended


1,237.30


Balance


$262.70


W. P. A. SPECIAL, HIGHWAY


Feb. 8-Schofield Hdwe. Co., Tools . . Straker & Freeman, Sharpening Tools 2.50


$ 9.45


F. W. Averill's Garage, Sharpen- ing Tools 9.50


Plainville Pharmacy, Bandage


and Medicine 1.35


$22.80


Mar. 7-Max Suvall, Iron for Wedges .


3.40


Harry B. Thompson, Shovels . . 16.00 Schofield Hdwe. Co., Handles .72


20.12


Apr. 4-F. W. Averill, Labor & Material Schofield Hdwe. Co., Tools . .. Straker and Freeman, Repair Chains


4.88


4.05


1.50


10.43


May £ 2-F. W. Averill's Garage, Labor and Supplies 5.09


5.09


175


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


May 16-Estate of Mary T. Russell, Gravel


26.22


26.22


June 6-E. H. Rugg, Brush Hooks Burgess Express, Express Charges Averill's Garage, Labor, Gas, and Kerosene


9.00


3.01


6.65


18.66


Sept. 19-Charles S. Major, Gravel


17.28


Schofield Hdwe. Co., Supplies 1.67


18.95


$122.27


W. P. A. SPECIAL, NURSERY SCHOOL


Feb. 21-Falk & Henrich, Supplies $13.26


Falk Brothers, Milk 5.87


First Nat'l Stores, Supplies 9.16


F. W. Averill's Garage, Trans- portation


.50


Schofield Hardware, Supplies


1.67


30.46


Mar. 21-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


9.72


A & P Stores, Supplies


24.93


34.65


Apr. 18-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


16.90


Falk Brothers Dairy, Milk


8.52


W. T. Grant, Supplies


2.43


A. R. Brais, Sand Box


5.00


32.85


May 16-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


9.32


Falk Brothers Dairy, Milk


3.60


Atlantic & Pacific Co., Supplies


19.64


32.56


July 5-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


15.25


Falk Brothers Dairy, Milk


4.68


A & P Tea Co., Supplies


21.96


41.89


Aug. 7-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


15.87


A & P Tea Co., Supplies


9.64


Falk Bros. Dairy, Milk 5.40


Schofield Hdwe. Co., Supplies


2.74


33.65


176


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount


Total


Sept. 19-Falk & Henrich, Supplies 3.61


A & P Tea Co., Supplies 10.93


Falk Bros. Dairy, Milk 4.44


18.98


Nov.


7-Falk & Henrich, Supplies


13.75


A & P Tea Co., Supplies


12.66


Falk Bros. Dairy, Milk


4.68


31.09


Dec. 31-Falk & Henrich, Supplies Schofield Hdwe. Co., Supplies 1.57


12.23


Falk Bros. Dairy, Milk 4.44


A & P Tea Co., Supplies


14.55


32.79


$288.92


W. P. A. SPECIAL


Feb. 21-Treasurer of United States, Administrative Expenses of Surplus Commodities for year of 1940


$56.63


W. P. A. Special, Highway $122.27


W. P. A. Special, Nursery 288.92


W. P. A. Special 56.63


$467.82


Authorized Transfer


$500.00


Expended


467.82


Balance


$32.18


NORFOLK COUNTY HOSPITAL


Mar.


7-Treasurer of Norfolk County


$594.81


$594.81


Appropriation


$594.81


Expended


594.81


.


177


ANNUAL REPORT


Date of


Voucher To Whom Payable


Amount Total


MEMORIAL DAY


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