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26 Emmeline Street
Corp, Henry N.
Foreman
400 Center Street
Corrigan, Francis X.
Insurance Agent
371 Highland Avenue
Courtney, Rose E.
Housewife
250 South Main St.
Cullen, George F.
Hydralyzer Oper.
93 Old Street
Cullen, John D.
Shipper
714 High Street
Cristoferi, Joseph
P.O. Clerk
22 Himoor Circle
Curran, William R., Sr. Highway Supt.
496 West Street
Dacey, William E., Jr.
Comptroller
34 Byron Street
DePaolo, Albino
Town Employee
643 High Street
Diamond, Stephen
Toolmaker
143 Union Street
Dolan, Arthur T.
Radio Repairman
187 Union Street
Dowd, Albert F.
Salesman
108 Druid Hill Ave.
Duffy, Vincent L.
Mechanic
325 Union Street
Eagles, Melvin C.
Superintendent
Erickson, Emery
Service Manager
Evans, Perley R.
Ship Joiner
81 Chestnut Street
Fernandez, Manuel H. Flannery, Vincent Foltz, Allen
Town Employ.e Clerk
346 South Street 71 Waldo Street
Fraser, James
Clerk
22 Cottage Street 44 Plain Street
Fraser, Robert
Optician
1075 North Main St.
Frederickson, John
Retired
216 Highland Avenue
French, Edith O.
Housewife
11 Orchard Street
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Claff, Mark
Student
Connolly, Joseph J., Jr.
Mechanic
1141 North Main St.
25 Grove Street Byron Street
Machinist
Berry, Edward F.
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Gardner, Ralph Gaynor, James
Welder
15 Vesey Road 26 Mill Street
Gilloran, John F.
Banker
71 Belcher Street
Harris, Frederick M.
Carpenter
Henderson, Hazel C.
Housewife
29 Woodlawn Pwky. 4 Vesey Road
Holt, Edward F., Jr. Howe, Robert Hultzen, Marion
Salesman
Housewife
Hurley, Edward
Real Estate
36 Roel Street
Hurley, George E.
Plumber
Hutcheon, Eugene C.
Sales Manager
Housewife
439 North Main St.
Foreman
410 South Main St.
Jacobson, Leo H.
Sheet Metal Worker
120 Stacy Street
Jacobson, Norman R.
Maintenance
82 Stacy Street
Jameson, Silas N.
Mechanic
158 Union Street
Kelleher, Timothy
Retired
27 Woodlawn Street
Kelly, William
Salesman
6 Intervale Terrace
Kespert, Frank
Salesman
12 Hildegarde Street
Kiley, George H., Jr.
Salesman
329 Highland Avenue 240 Allen Street
Krupka, Stella H.
Teacher
7 Fitch Terrace
Landry, John A.
Maintenance
59 Plain Street
Larson, Harold P.
Mechanic
9 Vesey Road
Leighton, James
Electrician
102 Pleasant Street
Levitan, Harold S.
Medical Ser.
8 Curran Terrace
Lewis, Serena V.
Housewife
245 Allen Street
Ludlam, Gordon
Photographer
30 Grove Street
Lind, Gordon
Contractor
501 North Street
Lonergan, William
P.O. Clerk
100 Cottage Street
Lutz, Donald J.
Student
207 North Street
Macleod, Alba C.
Housewife
106 Canton Street
Madan, Alonzo L.
Rubber Worker
77 Pleasant Street
Manganello, Ernest
Disabled Vet.
85 Waldo Street
Marshall, Fred W.
Retired
189 Oak Street
McAuliffe, Harold J.
Town Employee
1251 North Main St.
Packer
7 Gloria Road
Mechanic
30 Belcher Street
Pipefitter
20 Fitzgerald St.
McGerrigle, John E.
Postal Worker
33 Warren Street
McGrory, Raymond J.
Lineman
597 North Main St.
Service Mgr.
80 Edwin Street
Clerk
99 Lillian Street
Water Proofer
53 Hildegarde Street
Millen, Helen R.
Housewife
Moody, Frank R.
Clerk
100 Beverly Terrace 38 South Street 31 Himoor Circle
Myers, Harold W Mulhern, Bartholomew
Supervisor Analyst
3 Clark Street
Murray, Patrick D.
P.O. Supervisor
15 Martin Terrace
Nelson, Donald J.
Salesman
32 Stacy Street
Niles, Roger L.
Shoe Cutter
Florist
230 Liberty Street 90 High Street
Paine, Carroll L.
Electrician
37 Cedar Circle
Murray, Herbert E.
Sheet Metal
11 Cross Street Beverly Terrace
16 Amelian Road
3 Chapin Circle 441 North Main St.
Hutchinson. Eunice A. Hylen, Ernest H.
Killoran, William J.
Clerk
McCarthy, James McDonnell. Thomas H. McGeown, Philip J.
McMahon, Thomas A. McNeely, Helen E. McNeil, James F.
Machinist
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Porter, John L.
Salesman
84 South Main St.
Powers, Thomas J.
Chauffeur
22 Abbey Street
Preble, Jeannette E.
Housewife
73 Belcher Street
Rent, George
Gas Station Att.
222 High Street
Robinson, John
Postal Worker
222 Liberty Street
Sass, Lawrence O.
Florist
380 Canton Street
Sass, Joseph P.
Clerk
390 Canton Street
Savage, Peter
Letter Carrier
609 North Street
Seaverns, Dana
Sub. Sta. Operator
175 Grove Street
Shanks, Leonard
Chef
729 North Main St.
Simmons, Walter
Postal Worker
225 South Main St.
Small, William J.
Electrician
23 Royal Street
Smith, Harry G.
Milkman
5 Gloria Road
Sorrentino, Sidney
Engineer
15 Cowan Road Patterson Ave.
Spearin, Frank A.
Serviceman
Stoddard, George H
Machinist
9 Allen Court
Sullivan, Marie E.
Secretary
17 Fowler Street
Szum, Bernard
P.O. Clerk
72 Belcher Street
Tanner, Arthur
Custodian
455 North Main St.
Tedeschi, Bernard P.
Investigator
17 Curran Terrace
Teed, Frank F.
Builder
50 Oak Street Dyer Avenue
Thompson, James A.
Carpenter
72 Stacy Street
Tierney, William
Custodian
64 Union Street
Tooze, George H.
Collector
6 Fowler Street
Truelson, John C.
Hoisting Eng.
163r Chestnut Street
Tucker, Sidney
Construction
289 South Street
Vincent, Paul F.
Machinist
8 Gloria Road
Wall, Raymond
Civil Engineer
48 Vesey Road
Watson, Andrew
Claims Examiner
111 Grove Street
Whealan, James P.
Retired
150 Pond Street
White, Harold L.
Police Guard
5 Byron Street
Wilde, Ralph C.
Insurance Broker
458 North Main St.
Whynot, Elmer
Mechanic
64 Warren Street
Wilbur, Howard
Electrician
17 Wales Avenue
Young, Esther J.
Housewife
483 South Main St.
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Thayer, Gordon
Chauffeur
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Report of Board of Registrars
The Board of Registrars submits its annual report for the year 1958. During the past year, 745 new voters were registered, the total number of registered voters now be- ing 8197 which includes the following :
Precinct 1 1725
Precinct 3 2345
Precinct 2 2062
Precinct 4 2065
They street listed 10,243 people and have on file, cards with names, addresses and occupations of same. Books were also printed with this information. Also listed were 1593 dogs, these being turned over to the dog officer.
Since the last street listing, the town has many new streets with more than 200 homes added.
ETHEL McDONALD, Chairman ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM KATHERINE M. SMITH
Report of Planning Board
The Planning Board submits herewith the annual report for the year 1958.
The Master Plan Study of the Community by the firm of Shurcliff and Merrill is going well and will be completed in the Fall of this year. Preliminary reports. on land use, school needs, drainage, water, parking and traffic have been received and are being reviewed. A
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Public Meeting to explain the various phases of these pre- liminary reports was held on January 28, 1959 in the High School Auditorium. The Planning Board welcomes suggestions and recommendations on these reports and will be pleased to discuss them at any time. The Master Plan for the Town is intended to be a flexible guideline to insure the healthy progressive growth of the commun- ity providing the schools, recreation areas, roads, drain- age and other public improvements needed by the com- munity at a capital outlay rate that the Town can afford.
The Board has presented for your consideration at ; the Annual Town Meeting several articles which they believe are in the best interest of the Community.
The Planning Board wishes to sincerely thank the Town officials and citizens of Randolph for their con- tinued courtesy and cooperation.
Respectfully submitted
Randolph Planning Board
JOSEPH CURRAN RAYMOND WALL MARNOLD TAGRIN MICHAEL DIAUTO LEO T. O'NEIL
Report of Board of Selectmen
„Citizens of Randolph :
Your Board of Selectmen submits herewith their Annual Report of the year 1958.
We regret the loss to the Town of such dedicated personnel as Leslie Post, Ashley Smythe and John Welch.
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Their efforts for a better Randolph will be sadly missed.
A broad increase in population necessitated the ex- panding of many public services in the town to the needs and demands of a fast growing community that has nearly doubled in population within the past ten years.
We, as a Board, are always cognizant of the fact that much has to be done to keep pace with this rapid growth and are trying our utmost to attract industry so as to lessen the burden for the homeowner. We feel sure that with the new highway program, Randolph will be a center of attraction for industrial growth.
Some of the accomplishments which have been wit. nessed during the past year are as follows:
Through the assistance of the State Dept. of Public Works, speed zones were established on North and South Sts .;
We are still trying to expedite additional traffic lights at Stoughton St., Oak St., Liberty St., and Vesey Rd. to alleviate probable accident causes on Rte. 28;
Held hearings on all public matters covering gravel removal, license violations and all types of complaints ;
Are trying every method within our powers to bring about a settlement in the Eastern Mass. bus situation.
We are fully aware of the many problems facing us and ask your participation as we go forward into the year 1959.
Our sincere gratitude to all that have been so co- operative and have assisted us in any manner. -
Board of Selectmen GEORGE H. KILEY, JR., Chairman GEORGE F. CULLEN, Clerk RALPH H. HUTCHINSON JOSEPH J. SEMENSI
THEODORE S. LUDDINGTON
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Report of Business and Industrial Commission
"We must have more business and industry in Ran- dolph."
That statement is familiar to us all.
This business or industry however must be located where it will disturb no one with noise, traffic, or mere proximity, because if it does, sleep will be impaired, life will be endangered, and homes will lose their value.
Everyone agrees to tax revenue derived from com- mrcial property is necessary to help pay for the schools, sewer lines and other services needed by a growing com- munity, but only if they are located 'somewhere else'.
Now, a Master Plan for the town is being completed. This plan recommends the creation of two new indus- trial areas, and further recommends these areas be zoned for industry only.
Your Business and Industrial Commission unanimous- ly regard these recommendations as sound planning for Randolph's future.
The first area, now known as Bear Swamp, can be drained and developed; is accessable to the Fall River Expressway, Routes 28, 128 and 139; is of sufficient size to construct an industrial park, and is adjacent to pre- sently used industrial land. The second area would have frontage on the expressway; is now partially zoned; and should create no drainage or fill problems.
Before a developer of industrial parks will interest himself in any location, he must be certain the land will be used only for the purpose zoned. Without this guar-
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antee industrial realtors will look elsewhere, and indi- vidual builders will act with extreme caution, if at all.
Before our presently zoned area on North Street will be attractive as a commercial location, the Cochato River will have to be lowered for a distance of several miles. When a Federally aided project will do this work is unknown. At present this is our only large zoned area.
This year, and the years just ahead, industries and businesses will seek locations in the Randolph area.
Will they choose Randolph, or this vicinity? The answer will be Randolph if we have the desired loca- tions, properly zoned. In the last analysis, the answer is in the votes of the Town Meeting Members. If this 'answer' continues negative and we find ourselves without a desirable location, taxpayers will change their question to, "Why didn't somebody do something?"
In the meantime, your commission will continue ad- vertising, contacting, compiling, checking progress of local, area and State projects that will effect our future, and in general working to keep Randolph attractive to industry.
The commission welcomes the interest being shown by the Chamber of Commerce in this selling task, import- ant to us all. We wish also to express our appreciation to the Town Manager and town departments who have cooperated with the commission, particularly the assist- ance of Miss Geneva Nunes and Frank Teed of the assess- ing office.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK B. KESPERT, Act. Chm. HAROLD VROOM, Clerk FRANCIS BOURBEAU PAUL PETERSON
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT Report of The Trustees The Stetson School Fund
During 1958 the following improvements were com- pleted at the Town Hall.
1. Partitioning of upstairs offices was finished
2. Town Clerk's Office was renovated
3. Tax Collector's Office was renovated
4. Additional accommodations were finished for the Police Dept.
5. The Registrars were moved to new quarters next to the Town Clerk.
With the help of money provided through special articles and in co-operation with the Town Manager the following were accomplished :
1. The Town Hall was painted
2. The Town Hall roof was newly shingled
3. The Water Dept. garages were moved
4. The parking lot at the rear of the Town Hall was built.
Board of Trustees
ROGER L. NILES, Chairman JOHN HURLEY, Treasurer THEODORE MCELROY, Clerk
February 16, 1959
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Report of The Stetson School Fund Annual Report
Income Account
Balance January 1, 1958
$1,322.84
Interest $ 56.25
Transfer from Savings Ac-
count Randolph Trust Co. 2,500.00
2,556.25
$3,879.09
Payments
Rental Safe Deposit Box
5.50
Salary
5.00
Repairs
3,483.33
3,493.83
Balance January 1, 1959 $ 385.26
The Stetson School Fund is invested as follows :
Matured Shares Randolph Cooperative Bank $2,000.00
B. & A. RR. Bond 1,000.00
Deposit Randolph Trust Co. Savings Dept. 7,453.26
Deposit Randolph Savings Bank 1,341.10
Checking Account Randolph Trust Co .:
385.26
$12,179.62
The Turner Medal Fund is invested as follows: Deposit in Randolph Savings Bank 1,351.75
$13,531.37 Trustees Stetson School Fund EDWARD F. FAHEY, Treasurer
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Accounts Payable January 1, 1958
$1,528.81
Police Dept.
$1,412.50
Insurance
26.31
1,438.81
Balance to Revenue
90.00
1,528.81
Report of The Dog Officer
I hereby submit my report as Dog Officer for the year of 1958.
To date there are 1,294 dogs licensed.
There are 14 ten dollar kennel licenses and 4 twenty- five dollar kennel licenses.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK C. WALES, Dog Officer
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Report of The Town Accountant
RECEIPTS General Revenue TAXES
Current Year :
Poll
$ 7,420.00
Personal Property
81,934.54
Real Estate
1,351,809.01
$1,441,163.55
Previous Years :
Poll
$ 762.00
Personal Property
2,024.25
Real Estate
108,845.67
111,631.92
Estimated Taxes :
Sale of Town Owned Land
402.47
Motor Vehicle Excise :
Current Year
$ 142,936.65
Previous Years
52,593.92
195,530.57
Farm Animal Excise :
Current Year
$
57.85
Previous Years
21.40
79.25
Water Liens :
Current Year
$ 5,049.10
Previous Years
2,630.20
7,679.30
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Street Betterments :
Current Year
$
792.83
Previous Years
58.79
Paid in Advance
1,623.61
2,475.23
Committed Interest :
Current Year
$ 465.34
Previous Years
34.69
500.03
From State :
Income Tax
$ 15,860.00
Corporation Tax
33,770.82
Meal Tax
5,828.93
Civil Defense Reimburse-
ment
1,389.00
56,848.75
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Alcoholic $ 4,201.00
Sunday, Pool, Entertainment
1,767.00
Court Fines
27.20
5,995.20
GRANTS AND GIFTS
From U. S. Government:
Old Age Assistance $ 83,613.63
Aid to Dependent Children
14,617.98
Disability Assistance
4,435.61
102,667.22
COMMERCIAL REVENUE DEPARTMENTAL
Treasurer
$ 172.10
Collector
2,701.50
Town Clerk
3,061.03
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Planning Board
19.05
Police
122.00
Sealer Weights and Measures
280.90
Inspector of Wiring
956.00
Inspector of Buildings
2,186.00
Inspector of Plumbing
1,313.00
Board of Health
454.50
Veterans' Agent
10.00
11,276.08
Highways:
From State :
Chapter 90-Roads
Maintenance $ 2,000.00
Chapter 90-Roads
Construction
11,938.81
Chapter 718
19,505.16
33,443.97
From County :
Chapter 90-Roads
Maintenance $ 2,000.00
Chapter 90-Roads
Construction
5,969.41
7,969.41
General Relief :
From Cities and Towns $ 55.50
Old Age Assistance
From State
75,207.76
From Cities and Towns
4,664.08
Aid to Dependent Children From State
9,320.97
Disability Assistance
From State
5,320.92
Health :
From Cities and Towns
2,598.42
97,167.65
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Veterans' Benefits :
From State
$ 18,345.09
From Cities and Towns
95.00
18,440.09
Paraplegic Veterans
1,139.85
Recoveries :
Old Age Assistance
$ 6,944.16
Disability Assistance
345.60
7,289.76
Schools :
From State :
School Aid
$ 159,623.65
Tuition
8,270.48
Transportation
33,268.40
State Wards : Tuition
2,107.00
Transportation
2,518.95
Vocational Education
12,605.68
School Building Assistance
62,912.95
Retarded Children
6,153.92
Lost Books, Damages, Auto Shop, etc.
710.58
From Cities and Towns
651.88
288,823.49
George Barden Fund
2,033.67
School Lunch Program
68,557.96
School Athletic Fund
2,946.14
Public Law No. 874
22,016.82
Claff Fund
128.34
Water:
Sale of Water
$ 58,631.82
Hydrant Service
230.40
Sale of Materials
106.37
Service Repairs
1,040.00
Frozen Meters
18.00
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Installation Linden St. 50.00
Joint Account Reimburse- ment
2,562.83
62,639.42
Ambulance Service
1,146.50
Interest :
Deposits
$ 11,889.50
Deferred Taxes
3,789.13
Tax Title
465.24
Motor Vehicle Excise
777.60
Trust Funds
495.02
Loan-Sewer Bonds
805.56
18,222.05
UNCLASSIFIED
Federal Tax Withholding $ 146,480.23
Teachers' Retirement
33,484.39
County Retirement
22,102.06
Blue Cross
18,822.57
Group Insurance
1,974.06
Dog Licenses
3,039.25
Fish and Game
2,429.50
Tax Titles
4,439.74
Tax Possessions
2,382.12
Sale of Real Estate
1,650.00
Bid Deposits
150.00
Premium on Sewer Bonds
5,290.00
Insurance-Return Premium
505.36
Fire Loss
221.25
Damage to Signal Box
30.00
243,000.53
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Anticipation of Revenue
$ 200,000.00
Serial Issue
1,000,000.00
1,200,000.00
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Unidentified Receipts
183.47
REFUNDS
General Departments
$ 5,299.97
Insurance
984.92
6,284.89
$4,017,683.58
PAYMENTS GENERAL DEPARTMENTS
Moderator Salary
$ 65.00
Payment
65.00
Selectmen's Salaries
3,700.00
Payments :
Selectmen's Salaries
3,200.00
Selectmen's Clerk-Salary
500.00
3,700.00
Selectmen's Expense
600.00
Payments :
Administration Expense
157.39
Association Dues
100.00
Telephone
286.99
Stationery & Postage
54.02
598.40
Balance to Revenue
1.60
600.00
Town Manager-Salaries
11,720.00
Payments :
Town Manager
8,500.00
Clerk
2,720.00
Extra Clerk Hire
500.00
11,720.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Town Manager Expense
1,685.00
Payments :
Administration Expense
281.28
Telephone
382.06
Office Supplies
415.29
Use of Car
600.00
1,678.63
Accounts Payable
5.07
Balance to Revenue
1.30
1,685.00
Town Manager's Out of State Travel
600.00
Payments
5.00
Balance to Revenue
595.00
600.00
Town Manager's Capital Outlay
200.00
Payments :
Desk
192.95
Balance to Revenue
7.05
200.00
Director of Finance
1,000.00
Salary
1,000.00
Town Accountant
4,800.00
Salary
4,800.00
Town Accountant Clerk
2,500.00
Salary
2,452.12
Balance to Revenue
47.88
2,500.00
Town Accountant's Expense
708.00
Payments :
Stationery & Postage
16.28
Printing
256.99
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Telephone
163.47
Association Dues & Expenses
84.76
Maintenance of Equipment
179.23
700.73
Balance lo Revenue
7.27
708.00
Town Accountant's Capital Outlay
280.00
Payments :
Typewriter
173.17
Chairs & File
45.00
Fan
48.44
266.61
Balance to Revenue
13.39
280.00
Treasurer's Salaries
10,914.00
Payments :
Treasurer
3,450.00
Sr. Clerk
2,876.04
Jr. Clerk
2,596.51
Extra Clerk
1,761.50
10,684.05
Balance to Revenue
229.95
10,914.00
Treasurer's Expense
1,530.00
Payments :
Stationery & Postage
906.52
Administration Expense
177.00
Telephone
150.84
Bonds & Association Dues
291.00
1,525.36
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Balance to Revenue
4.64
1,530.00
Treasurer's Tax Title Expense
2,000.00
Payments :
922.94
Balance to Revenue
1,077.06
2,000,00
Treasurer's Capital Outlay
190.00
Payments : Desk & Chair
190.00
Fire Door for Treasurer's Vault
1,000.00
Transfer from Reserve
853.10
1,853.10
Payments
1,853.10
Treasurer's Land Court Titles :
Balance January 1, 1958
1.06
Payments :
.50
Balance to Revenue
.56
1.06
Town Collector's Salaries
9,520.00,
Town Collector
5,000.00
Senior Clerk
2,920.00
Junior Clerk
1,397.14
9,317.14
Balance to Revenue
202.86
9,520.00
Town Collector Expense
3,030.00.
Transfer from Reserve
800.00
3,830.00
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Payments :
Stationery & Postage
3,021.36
Telephone
144.65
Bonds
429.00
Office Supplies
234.99
3,830.00
Collector's Capital Outlay
425.00
Desk and Chair
359.90
Balance to Revenue
65.10
425.00
Collector's Tax Title Expense
500.00
Payments
484.14
Balance to Revenue
15.19
500.00
Assessors' Salaries
11,320.00
Principal Assessor
2,000.00
Associates
2,000.00
Senior Clerk
2,920.00
Junior Clerk
2,400.00
Extra Clerk Hire
2,000.00
11,320.00
Assessors' Expense
2,189.00
Payments :
Administration Expense
1,507.68
Telephone
215.36
Registry of Deeds
254.25
Use of Car
210.00
2,187.29
Balance to Revenue
1.71
2,189.00
Assessors' Maps & Plans
Balance January 1. 1958 Appropriation
81.57
500.00
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Payments
81.57
581.57
Balance to 1959
500.00
581.57
Assessors' Out of State Travel
175.00
Payments
175.00
Planning Board Expense
Appropriation
500.00
Transfer from Reserve
160.00
Payments
660.00
Clerk Hire
120.00
Administration Expenses
514,16
634.16
Balance to Revenue
25.84
660.00
Planning Board Engineering Services Balance January 1, 1958
10,000.00
Payments
10,000.00
Planning Board Rules & Regulations
Balance January 1, 1958
112.76
Transfer to 1959
112.76
Town Counsel Salaries
3,200.00
Town Counsel
3,000.00
Part Time Clerk
200.00
3,200.00
Costs & Claims
1,500.00
Transfer from Reserve
1,000,00
Payments :
2,500.00
Engineering Services
172.50
227
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
Court and Registry Expense
859.02
Claims
1,044.50
2,076.02
Transfer to Eminent Domain
1.00
Balance to Revenue
422.98
2,500.00
Eminent Domain
Transfer from Costs & Claims
1.00
Transfer to 1959
1.00
Finance Committee Salary
100.00
Payment Clerk
100.00
Finance Committee Expense
800.00
Payments :
Printing & Advertising
482.70
Other Expenses
64.55
547.25
Balance to Revenue
252.75
800.00
Registrars' Salaries
2,850.00
Salaries
2,850.00
Registrars' Expense
1,763.00
Payments :
Stationery & Postage
474.78
Transportation
330.00
Clerical & Printing
958.22
1,763.00
Registrars' Capital Outlay
212.50
Payments :
Files 199.15
1
228
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Balance to Revenue
13.35
212.50
Election & Town Meeting Expense
7,000.00
Payments :
Poll Workers
5,408.00
Printing & Advertising
1,516.63
Stationery & Postage
75.37
7,000.00
Town Clerk
2,250.00
Town Clerk Salary
2,250.00
Town Clerk Expense
1,130.00
Payments :
Stationery & Postage
159.53
Telephone
177.96
Administration Expenses
745.89
1,083.38
Balance to Revenue
46.62
1,130.00
Town Clerk's Capital Outlay Payments
150.00
150.00
Vital Statistics
150.00
Payments
150.00
Public Building Custodian
3,500.00
Payments :
Salary
3,329.32
Balance to Revenue
170.68
3,500.00
Public Bldg. Maintenance Transfer from Reserve
6,625.00
595.00
Payments :
7,220.00
229
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
Maintenance of Buidings
5,285.80
Supplies Lock-up Expense
1,816.78
111.12
7,213.70
Accounts Payable
6.30
7,220.00
Trustees' Expense
4,000.00
Payments :
Repairs to Building
3,995.47
Accounts Payable
4.53
4,000.00
Accounts Payable January 1, 1958
Police Dept.
$ 1,412.50
Insurance
26.31
$ 1,438.81
Balance to Revenue
90.00
$ 1,528.81
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Salaries
96,235.00
Payments : Salaries
93,719.90
Balance to Revenue
2,515.10
96,235.00
Police Expense
13.885.00
Payments :
Telephone
1,810.45
Maintenance of Equipment
6,188.22
Supplies
3,332.59
Administration Expenses
929.97
12,261.23
Balance to Accounts Payable
1,623.77
13,885.00
Transfer from E & D
3,566.00
230
$ 1,528.81
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Payments :
Station Wagon
3,000.00
Bid Advertising
9.00
Radio Installation
538.50
3,547.50
Balance to E & D
18.50
3,566.00
Police Capital Outlay
4,522.00
Payments
Motor Cycle
1,523.00
Station Wagon
1,657.00
Equipment
907.56
4,087.56
Transfer to Accounts Payable
432.00
Balance to Revenue
2.44
4,522.00
Fire - Salaries
90,275.00
Salaries
88,983.53
Balance to Revenue
1,291.47
90,275.00
Fire - Expense
10,637.00
Payments :
Telephone
529.64
Maintenance of Equipment
3,282.97
Supplies
1,867.85
Administration Expense
4,356.54
Use of Car
600.00
10,637.00
Fire - Capital Outlay 430.00
231
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
Payments : Resuscitator Oxygen
388.00
27.60
415.60
Balance to Revenue
14.40
430.00
Ambulance
800.00
Transfer from Reserve
515.00
Payments :
1,315.00
Salaries
1,315.00
Ambulance - Expense
765.00
Payments :
Oxygen
21.10
Laundry
51.46
Supplies
685.76
758.32
Balance to Revenue
6.68
765.00
Ambulance - Capital Outlay
Payments :
Resuscitator
388.00
Oxygen
10.00
398.00
Balance to Revenue
32.00
430.00
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