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* Executed lawful zoning disciplinary actions when nec- essary.
* Perambulated the Town lines.
* Attended many hearings, protecting the interests of the Town.
* Discussed the many problems relative to Civil Service, and acted on same.
* Assisted various groups in providing for greater rec- reational space.
* Upheld all laws under our control, and assisted other departments in enforcing theirs.
* Met with other governmental agencies to foster, discuss, and eventually work out solutions for our joint and varied problems.
* Released our duties as a Welfare Board, and assisted in setting up a new Welfare Board.
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Deeded the land voted to the Post No. 51 AMVETS- - American Veterans of World War II.
Completed the engineering for some streets, planning to continue this necessary work for the future.
* Assisted in correcting land problems for the Town, some of which are still pending.
Concerned ourselves directly with the road and drain- age situations, and are jointly sponsoring a ten year road plan, and overall general drainage survey, which we will try to carry out as soon as the town makes it possible.
# Followed up the Piggery situation as voted by the Town, and tried to assist the Board of Health on this matter.
Cooperated fully with the public utilities, so that they may better serve our citizenry, while not jeopardizing the rights of the Town.
* Originated some and aided in carrying out some chang- es in office space and use of Town property to facilitate and economize on Town expenses.
Assisted all Townspeople in all emergencies and in all ways to better existing conditions, if not solving all their problems.
* Granted permission and permits for many things to assist all, and only when not in the best interests of the community have requests been turned down.
Acted on all petitions after due deliberation.
* Completed the problems at the old No. 2 Fire Station.
* Kept informed of the other departments and on all general matters.
* Forced the clearing up of many troublesome items by the originators of these general nuisances.
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* Worked at (not completed as yet) a plan for having the Fire Insurance rates, both for the Town and the townspeople, lowered.
* Encouraged the use of Belcher Park by various groups, supplying the staff as voted by the Town. Much can be done to bring this park up to the status of a park, but appropriations have been kept to a minimum, so that more necessary work could be accomplished.
Assisted in the result of having additional police and fire-fighting personnel appointed as voted by the Town, and handled all other safety precautions brought to our attention and that we can legally take care of.
In closing we should like to state that we are well aware of most of the needs of the Town, and we are also aware that most situations can be corrected by one thing -MONEY. To get problems corrected and to do it economically is the only problem we face. We realize the Sewerage Program is in its infancy. The field survey is being done now. We realize the need of a Town dump. or some place where the citizens can dispose of the extra refuse that once in a while accumulates. We realize the cost of modernizing the equipment of the Town, both ad- ministrative and non-administrative. These problems and many more shall be met, and eventually beaten. We commend the townspeople for bringing some new equip- ment into the Town's list of property. They will cause some savings and a smoother flow of normal business pro- cedures.
We commend all Town personnel for carrying on their duties, sometimes even under hardship. We admire all the committees for their unselfish devotion to their duties, picking out in particular the Finance Committee which has met and worked almost nightly for many months now.
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We are deeply appreciative and thankful to the late Ellen F. Bennett for her remembrance to the Town; to the C. Corkin and Sons, Incorporated firm for their gen- erous desire to give the Town their building for use as a clinic; to the Randolph Manufacturing Company, Incor- porated, and the firm of Frank Diauto for jointly spon- soring a weekly hour long radio program benefitting the Town of Randolph; to the Bay State Raceways, which yearly makes donations to some of our Town's worthy causes; to the M. B. Claff Company, Incorporated for their generous gifts, to the firm of Good Brothers for supplying a car to the Visiting Nurses; and to all the Townspeople who have assisted us in any way. We com- mend them all, and add to that list, the various depart- ments, groups, and organizations for their programs of betterment for the general public. All we can do is sin · cerely thank you and pledge our continued support to you, one and all.
This department is the least costly one in the Town we feel, for the services rendered. Our only employee is a secretary which we share with the Town Manager.
We have met all problems squarely and remedied many. Your comments and constructive criticisms are always welcomed. Only in this way can we know of the particular problem facing a minority of our neighbors. We earnestly solicit your assistance and cooperation. Let us say we are honored to have served you and thank you for having given us the privilege of holding this high office.
The RANDOLPH BOARD OF SELECTMEN
JOSEPH J. SEMENSI, Chairman THEODORE S. LUDDINGTON, Clerk RALPH H. HUTCHINSON, Associate Member JOHN E. LYNCH, HENRY J. ROTA
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List of Jurors
As Approved by the Board of Selectmen, Randolph, Mass.
Apromollo, Thomas
Town Employee
36 Bartlett Road
Arey, Howard E.
Steamfitter
120 Allen Street
Arey, William A.
Carpenter
120 Allen Street
Ayers, Norman F.
Mechanic
28 Canton Street
Beagan, John H.
Contractor
Lindberg Avenue
Berg, Kingsley M.
Ins. Underwriter
281 Highland Avenue
Berry, Ellsworth C.
Bookbinder
19 Li'lian Street
Blakely, Charles F.
Painter
8 Jane Street
Blanchard, Charles E.
Salesman
9 Martin Terrace
Brennan, James W.
Auto Mechanic
10 Norfolk Road
Byron, Mildred
Housewife
102 West Street
Carney, Alice L.
Secretary
56 Cottage Street
Christiansen, Edith L.
Housewife
310 Highland Avenue
Clark, Edward T.
Town Treasurer
3 Lindberg Avenue
Coite, Frederick F.
Factory Worker
74 Pleasant Street
Collins, Thomas J.
Pipefitter
53R Russ Street
Condon, William S.
Superintendent
947 No. Main Street
Cormey, George A.
Inspector Executive
59 Cole Terrace Van Beal Road
Claff, C. Lloyd
Housewife
371 Highland Avenue
Chalmers, James H.
Machinist
17 Allen Street 34 West Street
Connolly, Joseph P., Jr. Mechanic
1141 No. Main Street
Conley, Mark F.
Accountant
160 Canton Street
Courtney, R. Eileen
Housewife
250 So. Main Street
Cullen, John D.
Shipper
714 High Street
Cunningham, Ernestine Housewife
6 Billings Street
Curran, William R., Sr. Grader Operator
396 West Street
D'Arcy, John J.
P. O. Clerk
256 Mill Street
Dean, Elizabeth H.
Housewife
14 Mt. Pleasant Square
DePaolo, Albino
Carpenter
643 High Street
Dickinson, L. Clifton
Bookkeeper
24 King Crest Terrace
Doyle, David D.
Clerk
10 Cedar Circle
Dunlea, Walter F.
Creditor
99 King Crest Terrace
Duffy, Edward
Regional Manager
19 Fairview Avenue
Dowd, Albert F.
Salesman
108 Druid Hill Avenue
Eagles, Melvin C.
Superintendent
25 Grove Street Byron Street
Erickson, Emery
Service Manager
Esposito, Frank J.
Truck Driver
48 Maitland Avenue
Evans, Perley R.
Foreman
81 Chestnut Street
Mailman
Meat Cutter
Machinist
Housewife
435 No. Main Street 46 Cottage Street
Forrest, Frank A.
Asst. Manager
Frawley, George L.
French, Edith O.
Machinist Housewife
41 Liberty Street 11 Orchard Street
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2 Beverly Circle Cole Terrace 22 Cottage Street
Fitzgerald, James P. Fogo, Arthur F. Foltz, Allen Forrest, Marie A.
Corrigan, Frances G.
Conley, Edward J.
Insurance
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Gardner, Ralph D. Gaynor, James Gilleran, John F. Hall, Lee V. Hall, Vashtie M.
Welder Machinist
15 Vesey Road
26 Mill Street 71 Belcher Street
Banker
Salesman
4 Edwin Street
Housewife
30 Grove Street
Manager
16 Stacy Street
Henderson, Ernest K. Henderson, Hazel C. Hansen, William E.
Hill, Irving S.
Retired
Sheet Metal Worker
Plumber
Housewife
441 No. Main Street
Housewife
Electronics
Gas Employer
12 Beverly Circle
Jacobson, Leo H. Jameson, Silas N.
Kennedy, Clara F.
Killoran, William J.
Clerk
240 Allen Street
Klimas, John J.
Painter
79 Belcher Street Fitch Terrace
Leahy, Francis J. Leavitt, Elizabeth A.
Clerk Housewife
96 Canton Street
Le Vangie, Benjamin M. Retired
17 Bartlett Road
LeVangie, William Lewis, Maurice Leighton, James
Electrician
102 Pleasant Street
Luddington, C. Marion Lutz, Donald J. Larsen, Anita G.
Student
207 North Street
Housewife
9 Vesey Road .
Macauley, Irene A.
Housewife
12. Vesey Road
Mahoney, John
Boookkeeper
20 Norfolk Road
MacDonald, Joseph E. Mann, Rhena R.
Housewife
618 No. Main Street
Salesman
35 Hall Street
Bus Driver
McDonald, Ethel
Housewife
109 Warren Street 721 North Street 47 South Street .
McMahon, Joseph H.
Bookkeeper
80 Edwin Street
Clerk
99 Lillian Street 9 Bossi Avenue
Superintendent
112 Maitland Avenue 88 Royal Street 77 Pleasant Street
Merriken, Fred
Engineer
38 South Street
1
Nelson, Donald J. Nickerson, Clara M.
Salesman
32 Stacy Street
1
Secretary
52 Pleasant Street
Clerk
84 Lafayette Street
O'Gorman, Patrick O'Connell, Joseph Ozman, Robert E.
Time Study Man Clerk
3 Chapin Circle 59 Alfred Terrace
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Sheet Met. Worker Mechanic
120 Stacy Street
Retired
158 Union Street 74 So. Main Street
Krupka, Stella H.
Teacher
47 Cole Terrace
Draftsman
36 Belcher Street
Salesman
245 Allen Street
Housewife
223 So. Main Street
Milk Route Foreman
32 Howard Street
MacDonald, Richard M. McCarthy, Francis W.
McMahon, Thomas A. McNeely, Helen E. Meissner, Oscar Monteforte, Joseph J. Murphy, John J. Maddan, Alonzo L.
Mechanic
Tel. Installer
Rubber Worker
98 Pleasant Street
Moody, Frank R.
Clerk
4 Vesey Road
Housewife
4 Vesey Road
Electrician
15 Old Street
47 Union Street
11 Cross Street 3 Chapin Circle
135 So. Main Street 89 Allen Street
Isaac, Harry C., Jr. Iskra, Anthony A.
Holt, Howard F., Jr. Hurley, George E. Hutcheon, Marie D. Hylen, Gladys M.
Laundry Foreman
Hallett, Walter S.
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Service Manager
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Peterson, Doris E.
Housewife Florist
323 Highland Avenue
Paine, Carroll L.
90 High Street
Porter, John L.
Salesman
84 So. Main Street
Pelissier, Edward R.
Pressman
17 Liberty Street
Powers, Thomas J.
Chauffeur
22 Abbey Street
Redmond, Leo G.
Tel. Repairman
94 Milton Terrace
Rota, Henry J., Jr.
Contractor
1253 No. Main Street
Rota, Pearl
Housewife
90 Silver Street
Rent, George S.
Gas Station Att.
222 High Street
Raggett, John J.
Chauffeur
38 Pleasant Street
Russel!, Charles W.
Salesman
381 No. Main Street
Sarno, A. Louis
Freight Agent
79 Belcher Street
Sherman, John, Jr.
Asst. Manager
22 Curran Terrace
Salamone, Joseph
Salesman
530 So. Main Street
Sarni, Albert P.
Mechanic
26 Maitland Avenue
Sass, Joseph P.
Clerk
390 Canton Street
Sass, Lawrence O.
Florist
380 Canton Street
Smith, John W.
Electrician
92 West Street Patterson Avenue
Staff, Clifton
Plastics Worker
2 Alden Street
Sorrentino, Sidney
Engineer
15 Cowan Road
Stella, John H.
School Teacher
24 Belcher Street
Stoddard, George H.
Machinist
9 Allen Court
Sullivan, Frank J.
Plumber
32 Maple Street
Swain, Seth W.
Lead Man
51 Cottage Street
Tangen, Bertha M.
Housewife
17 (Lafayette Street
Teed, Gordon R. Teed, Harvey
Carpenter Builder
1276 No. Main Street
Thompson, James A.
Carpenter
72 Stacy Street
Thorne, Frank A., Jr.
Painter
440 No. Main Street
Tooze, George H.
Collector
56 Fowler Street
Truelson, Charles
Coppersmith
37 Belcher Street
Truelson, John C.
Hoisting Eng.
163R Chestnut Street
Tucker, Sidney
Construction 289 South Street
Walsh, Richard E.
Time Keeper
79 South Street
Watson, Andrew
Claims Examiner
111 Grove Street
Whitehouse, Annie M.
Housewife
1 No. Main Street
Whynot, Elmer
Mechanic
64 Warren Street
Wilbur, Howard
Electrician
17 Wales Avenue
Young, Dorothy M.
Secretary
184 So. Main Street
Young, Eddy C.
Carpenter
184 So. Main Street
Yundt, Grace W.
Secretary
110 Old Street
JOSEPH J. SEMENSI,
THEODORE S. LUDDINGTON, RALPH H. HUTCHINSON, JOHN E. LYNCH, HENRY J. ROTA,
Selectmen of Randolph
Spearin, Frank A.
Serviceman
Spring, Alfred J.
P. O. Clerk
22 Beverly Circle
23 O'd Street
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Report of The Town Treasurer
Edward T. Clark, Town Treasurer, in account with the Town of Randolph, year 1955.
DEBIT
Balance on Hand anuary 1, 1955 $ 318,133.26
Received during year 1955 2,252,605.67
$2,570,738.93
CREDIT
Paid Sundry Persons per Warrants
$2,036,384.26
General Cash on Hand and in Banks December 31, 1955
534,354.67
$2,570,738.93
SOLDIERS MONUMENT FUND
Balance on Hand January 1, 1955
$ 209.72
Interest
6.32
$ 216.04
Expenditures
20.00
Balance Randolph Savings Bank
$ 196.04
SCHOOL PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FUND
Balance on Hand January 1, 1955
$ 91.95
Interest
1.83
Balance Randolph Trust Company $ 93.78
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CODDINGTON FUND
Balance on Hand January 1, 1955
Interest
$ 1,900.00 57.42
Balance Randolph Savings Bank Interest Withdrawn
$ 1,957.42
57.42
Balance December 31, 1955 Examined and found correct
$ 1,900.00
EDWARD C. HOEG, Town Accountant
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD T. CLARK
Town Treasurer
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Report of The Town Accountant
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Town Manager:
In accordance with Section 61, Chapter 41 of the General Laws, I herewith submit my annual report of all receipts and disbursements for the year ending December 31, 1955. There is attached a list of monies received from every source of income, a detailed statement of all appropriations and balances, and all expenditures there- from; a balance sheet, report of the funded or fixed debt, a table of debt maturities, information as to borrowing capacity and an account of all trust funds.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD C. HOEG Town Accountant
RECEIPTS
General Revenue TAXES
Current Year :
Poll
$ 5,918.00
Personal
66,379.25
Real
887,074.17
$959,371.42
Previous Years :
Poll
514.00
Personal
716.10
Real
67,979.90
69,210.00
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Motor Vehicle Excise :
Current Year
94,473.29
Previous Years
33,817.22
Water Liens
Street Betterments
From State :
Income Tax
80,116.11
Corporation Tax
26,450.82
Meal Tax
3,331.04
Hurricane Reimbursement
28,197.35
128,290.51 1,840.16 4,297.41
138,095.32
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Alcoholic 7,793.00
Sunday, Pool, Entertainment, etc. 1,777.00
Court Fines
9,570.00 363.00
GRANTS AND GIFTS
From U. S. Government :
Old Age Assistance $ 68,188.34
Aid to Dependent Children 10,955.06
Disability Assistance
4,033.33
Vocational Schools
4,661.48
Hurricane Reimbursement
2,400.00
$
90,238.21
From Individuals:
Claff Charitable Foundation
250.00
COMMERCIAL REVENUE
DEPARTMENTAL
Treasurer Tax Collector
273.62
1,267.03
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Selectmen
17.00
Town Clerk
2,174.45
Police
2.00
Fire
1.35
Planning Board
152.60
Assessors
400.00
Registrars
129.00
Sealer Weights and Measurers
191.75
Inspector of Buildings
1,527.00
Inspector of Wiring
1,477.50
Inspector of Plumbing
1,898.00
Inspector of Milk
66.50
Lock-up
3.59
Health
475.86
- $ 10,057.25
Highways :
From State :
Chapter 90 Roads-
Maintenance
994.88
Chapter 90 Roads-
Construction
9,471.52
10,466.40
From County :
Chapter 90 Roads-
Maintenance
702.34
Chapter 90 Roads-
Construction
4,033.43
4,735.77
General Relief :
From Cities and Towns
957.54
From State
1,397.20
Aid to Dependent Children : From State
4,666.36
Old Age Assistance :
From State
63,227.15
From Cities and Towns
3,318.43
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From Individuals Disability Assistance : From State
6,960.24
4,634.72
85,161.64
Veterans Benefits :
From State
14,229.77
Burial Agent
2.00
14,231.77
School:
From State :
State Wards-Tuition 22,328.74
State Wards-Transportation 1,342.70
Educational Transportation 14,546.27
Vocational Education
67,378.85
School Building Assistance
35,286.60
Lost books, Damages,
Auto Shop, etc.
762.62
From Cities and Towns
206.30
141,852.08
School Lunch Program
52,098.07
School Athletic Fund
2,062.75
Water:
Sale of Water
74,393.02
Sale of Materials
460.26
Service Charges
2,600.00
Frozen Meters
22.65
Broken Hydrants
332.85
Lien Charges
76.00
Sale of Water-Canton
83.17
Interest :
Deposits
17.86
Deferred Taxes
2,694.79
Tax Titles
364.32
Street Betterments
606.66
77,967.95
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Motor Vehicle Excise
253.61
Trust Funds
55.02
3,992.26
UNCLASSIFIED
Federal Tax Withholding
$ 81,333.20
Teachers Retirement
21,402.25
County Retirement
12,873.15
Blue Cross
8,495.53
Group Insurance
1,974.40
Dog Licenses
2,455.20
Fish and Game
890.75
Tailings
270.07
Tax Titles
8,060.52
Sale of Real Estate
3,165.00
Bid Deposits
5,945.93
Land Deposits
11.55
Dog Licenses Refund-County
1,091.54
Hurricane Reimbursement - In-
surance
2,762.85
150,731.94
MUNICIPAL INDEBTNESS
Anticipation of Revenue
250,000.00
Anticipation of Reimbursement
15,500.00
Anticipation of Bond Issue
30,000.00
295,500.00
REFUNDS
General Departments
712.04
Aid to Dependent Children
42.50
Old Age Assistance
524.25
General Relief
192.20
Veterano Benefits
750.77
2,221.76
Total Receipts
$2,252,605.67
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PAYMENTS GENERAL DEPARTMENTS
Moderator:
Appropriation Salary
$ 65.00
65.00
Selectmen Salaries :
Appropriation
2,600.00
Payments
$2,349.72
Balance to Revenue
250.28
2,600.00
Selectmen Clerk
Appropriation
2,600.00
Salary
2,600.00
Selectmen Expense
Appropriation
600.00
From Additional Police Account
150.00
750.00
Payments :
Stationery and Postage
254.79
Printing and Advertising
101.36
Telephone
224.49
Association Dues
55.00
Recording Expense
2.06
Subscriptions
15.00
Repairs and Maintenance of Fixtures
12.95
665.65
Balance to Revenue
84.35
750.00
Selectmen Engineering Service: Balance January 1, 1955 2,313.45
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Appropriation
4,000.00
6,313.45
Payments :
Bid Advertising
18.00
Surveying
1,390.00
1,408.00
Balance to 1956
4,905.45
6,313.45
Selectmen Filing Cabinet :
Appropriations
50.00
Payment
37.45
Balance to Revenue
12.55
50.00
Town Managers Salary :
Appropriation
8,000.00
Transfer to Accounting Machine Acct.
3,700.00
4,300.00
Salary
4,300.00
Town Managers Expense
Appropriation
600.00
From Reserve Fund
791.72
From Additional Police
500.00
Refund
1.39
1,893.11
Payments :
Clerk Salary
525.00
Stationery and Postage
231.11
Printing and Advertising
316.55
Use of Car
356.33
Telephone
123.62
Association Dues
17.00
·
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Association Expense
20.95
Subscriptions
69.53
Secretarial Service
70.50
File
44.55
Express
1.39
Office Furniture
109.50
Badge
5.28
1,890.41
Balance to Revenue
2.70
1,893.11
Town Managers Typewriter
Appropriation
195.00
Payments :
Stand
15.00
Typewriter
180.00
195.00
Accountants Salary
Appropriation
4,200.00
Salary
3,899.88
Balance to Revenue
300.12
4,200.00
Accountants Expense
Appropriation
300.00
Payments :
Stationery and Postage
43.85
Printing and Advertising
58.25
Telephone
109.66
Subscriptions
9.00
Repairs to Machines
11.50
Association Dues
3.00
Clerk Hire
50.00
285.26
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Balance to Revenue
14.74
300.00
Accountants Typewriter & Stand
Appropriation
200.00
Payment
193.00
Balance to Revenue
7.00
200.00
Accounting Machine
Appropriation
4,920.00
Payments
Advertising
15.00
Balance to 1956
4,905.00
4,920.00
Treasurer's Salaries
Appropriations
7,300.00
From Reserve Fund
175.00
7,475.00
Payments :
Treasurer
2,732.31
Senior Clerk
2,500.00
Junior Clerk
1,975.00
7,207.31
Balance to Revenue
267.69
7,475.00
Treasurers Expense
Appropriations
850.00
From Reserve Fund
224.15
1,074.15
Payments :
Stationery & Postage 348.82
Printing & Advertising
269.41
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Telephone
203.07
Surety Bond
224.15
Equipment Repairs
14.18
Association Dues
2.00
2.52
Clerk Hire Certifications
10.00
1,074.15
Treasurers Tax Title Expense
Appropriations
250.00
Payments
71.00
Balance to Revenue
179.00
250.00
Treasurers Land Court Title
Appropriation
36.42
Balance to 1956
36.42
Treasurers Check Protector
Appropriation
500.00
Payments
498.50
Balance to Revenue
1.50
500.00
Treasurers Typist Desk
Appropriation
100.00
Payment
100.00
Tax Collector-Salaries
Appropriations
5,600.00
From Reserve Fund
643.00
6,243.00
Payments :
Tax Collector Salary 3,500.00
Tax Collector Clerk
2,400.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Tax Collector Extra Clerk
336.50
6,236.50
Balance to Revenue
6.50
6,243.00
Tax Collector-Expense
Appropriation
1,856.00
From Reserve Fund
340.00
2,196.00
Payments :
Stationery & Postage
872.60
Printing & Advertising
671.53
Telephone
97.65
Surety Bonds
397.00
Association Dues
2.00
Association Expense
7.45
Insurance
50.00
Notarizing
12.00
Equipment Repairs
41.17
Express
1.80
Equipment
12.00
Cancellation Checks
2.20
Registry Expense
8.43
2,175.83
Balance to Revenue
20.17
2,196.00
Tax Collector-Tax Title Expense
Appropriation
900.00
Payments
423.98
Balance to Revenue
476.02
900.00
Tax Collector-Typewriter Stand
Appropriation Payments 20.50
25.00
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Balance to Revenue
4.50
25.00
Assessors Salaries
Appropriations
7,400.00
Payments
Assessors
2,499.84
Senior Clerk
2,600.00
Junior Clerk
2,300.00
7,399.84
Balance to Revenue
16
7,400.00
Assessors Expense
Appropriations
2,858.00
Payments :
Stationery and Postage
324.72
Printing and Advertising
130.32
Use of Car
498.59
Telephone
167.45
Abstracts
614.31
Association Dues
9.00
Subscription
18.00
Binding
60.00
Legal Fees
992.00
Equipment Repairs
41.16
2,855.55
Balance to Revenue
2.45
2,858.00
Assessors Maps and Plans
Appropriation
1,500.00
Payments
500.00
Balance to 1956
1,000.00
1,500.00
220
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Assessors Cabinets
Balance January 1, 1955
88.20
Payments
79.00
Balance to Revenue
9.20
88.20
Planning Board Expense
Appropriation
500.00
From Rules and Regulations
33.06
From Planning Board-Engin- eering Expense
100.00
633.06
Payments :
Stationery and Postage
28.52
Printing and Advertising
126.45
Association Dues
12.50
Clerical
135.95
Map Fixture
3.00
Regulations
33.06
340.48
Balance to Revenue
292.58
633.06
Master Plan Study
Balance January 1, 1955
1,751.43
Excess and Deficiency
338.57
2,090.00
Payments
2,090.00
Engineering Service
Appropriation
1,000.00
Payments
5.80
221
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
Transferred to Planning Board Expense
100.00
105.80
Balance to Revenue
894.20
1,000.00
Rules and Regulations
Balance January 1, 1955
250.00
Payments
159.62
Transferred to Planning Board Expense
33.06
192.68
Balance to 1956
57.32
250.00
Attorney Fees
Appropriations
1,500.00
From Additional Police
400.00
1,900.00
Town Council Salary
1,900.00
Cost and Claims
Appropriation
750.00
From Reserve Fund
597.41
1,347.41
Payments
Stationery and Postage
59.80
Easements
906.53
Legal Fees
335.35
Recording
23.96
1,325.64
222
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Balance to Revenue 21.77
1,347.41
Finance Committee Clerk Appropriation Salary
100.00
100.00
Finance Committee Expense
Appropriation
575.00
Papments :
Association Dues
25.00
Clerk Hire
5.00
Printing and Advertising
490.00
520.00
Balance to Reveiue
55.00
575.00
L'ection and Town Meeting Expense
Appropriation
2,400.00
From Reserve Fund
284.00
From Additional Police
75.00
2,759.00
Payments
Election Salaries
1,516.00
Election Meals
186.00
Labor
326.00
Stationery and Postage
21.05
Printing and Advertising
676.00
Typing
10.00
Machine Rental
10.00
Telephone
13.00
2,758.05
Balance to Revenue
95
2,759.00
223
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
Registrars Salaries Appropriation Salaries
1,750.00
1,750.00
Registrars Expense
Appropriation
1,270.00
Payments
Stationery and Postage
191.95
Printing and Advertising
185.07
Use of Car
31.00
Equipment Repairs
5.75
Transportation
150.00
Typing
150.00
Labor
150.00
Street Lists
396.60
Cabinet
9.60
1,269.97
Balance to Revenue
.03
1,270.00
Town Clerk Salary
Appropriation
2,000.00
Salary
1,842.44
Balance to Revenue
157.56
2,000.00
Town Clerk Expense
Appropriation
385.00
From Vital Statistics
150.00
535.00
Payments
Stationery and Postage
132.47
Printing and Advertising
180.65
Telephone
42.35
Equipment Repairs
66.50
Notarizing
4.00
224
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Typist Chair
42.00
Clerk Hire
51.98
519.95
Balance to Revenue
15.05
535.00
Vital Stitistics
Appropriation
200.00
Payments
Transferred to Town Clerk Expense
150.00
Binding
38.00
188.00
Balance to Revenue
12.00
200.00
Town Office Expense
Appropriations
2,500.00
From Reserve Fund
746.01
From General Relief
350.00
3,596.01
Payments
Fuel
1,802.44
Light
808.75
Janitors Supplies
181.39
Repairs
666.29
Town Seal
32.00
Signs
12.00
Cleaning Windows
40.00
Use of Car-Custodian
4.90
3,547.77
Balance to Revenue
48.24
3,596.01
225
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
Custodian Salary
Appropriation Salary
2,800.00
2,800.00
Trustees Expense
Appropriation
2,170.00
Payments :
Janitors' Supplies
44.15
Repairs
1,467.52
Extra Labor
20.00
Medical Kit
27.00
Furniture
12.00
Grounds Repair
400.00
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