Randolph town reports 1955-1959, Part 71

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Publication date: 1955
Publisher: Town of Randolph
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Tree-Expense


Appropriation


1,650.00


Payments :


Supplies


332.15


Maint. of Equip.


170.90


Truck Hire


1,136.00


1,639.05


Balance to Revenue


10.95


1,650.00


Tree-Capital Outlay


Appropriation


325.00


Chain Saw


325.00


Tree Planting


Appropriation


1,000.00


Payments :


Trees


997.93


Balance to Revenue


2.07


1,000.00


Dutch Elm Eradication


Appropriation


2,500.00


Payments :


Labor


1,468.90


Equipment Hire


411.00


Supplies


588.32


2,468.22


Balance to Revenue


31.78


2,500.00


Moth-Labor


Appropriation


1,300.00


Wages


1,283.80


Balance to Revenue


16.20


1,300.00


Moth-Expense


Appropriation


1,385.00


240


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Payments :


Equipment Repair


113.81


Truck Hire


418.72


Supplies


848.40


1,380.93


Balance to Revenue


4.07


1,385.00


Water-Salaries


Appropriation


46,690.00


Payments :


Commissioners' Salaries


650.00


Superintendent


6,200.00


Principal Clerk


3,640.00


Junior Clerk


2,715.00


Overtime


246.00


Meter Readers


750.00


Labor


28,458.90


Longevity


340.00


42,999.90


Balance to Revenue


3,690.10


46,690.00


Water-Expense


Appropriation


12,900.00


Payments :


Administration Expenses


215.39


Telephone


560.80


Maint. of Equipment


456.95


Meter and Meter Repairs


756.28


Equipment Hire


2,628.86


Maint. Supplies


7,926.59


Other Expenses


238.66


12,783.53


Balance to Revenue


116.47


12,900.0€


241


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Water-Joint Account Appropriation Balance 1/1/59


28,700.00


7,009.21


From Holbrook


3,809.96


39,519.17


Payments :


Fuel


10,598.02


Telephone


157.84


Light and Power


6,747.14


Equipment Hire


108.00


Material and Supplies


6,410.75


Plant Maint.


2,556.23


Other Expenses


7,894.21


34,472.19


Balance to 1960


5,046.98


39,519.17


Water-Jt. Acct. Capital Outlay


Balance 1/1/59 Appropriation


625.00


2,000.00


2,625.00


Payments :


Testing Holes


2,546.25


Balance to 1960


78.75


2,625.00


Water-Meters


Appropriation


7,000.00


Payments :


Bid Advertising


8.00


Meters


6,992.00


7,000.00


Water-Various Streets No. Main St.


Appropriation


9,000.00


242


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Payments:


Bid Advertising


Contract Payment


14.00 4,050.00


Balance to 1960


4,936.00


9,000.00


Billings St.


Balance 1/1/59


560.16


Payments :


Labor


169.56


Equipment Hire


384.40


553.96


Balance to Revenue


6.20


560.16


Curtis St.


Balance 1/1/59


818.01


Payments:


Equipment Hire


651.00


Materials


157.14


808.14


Balance to Revenue


9.87


818.01


Harriet St.


Appropriation


4,800.00


Payments :


Labor


275.76


Equipment Hire


1,010.00


Materials


3,471.53


4,757.29


Balance to 1960


42.71


4,800.00


Ox Bow Lane Hydrants Appropriation


7,000.00


243


4,064.00


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Payments:


Labor


30.82


Equipment Hire


2,039.00


Materials


4,922.35


6,992.17


Balance to Revenue


7.83


7,000.00


Hall St.


Appropriation


3,000.00


Payments :


Labor


25.20


Equipment Hire


770.00


Materials


2,202.41


2,997.61


Balance to E & D


2.39


3,000.00


Rockerfeller-Gould Sts.


Appropriation


2,700.00


Payments :


Equipment Hire


524.64


Materials


2,175.36


2,700.00


Water-Mat. Rem, Supv.


Appropriation


3,000.00


Balance to Revenue


3,000.00


Water-Balances to 1960


Balances 1/1/59


13,954.07


New Well Account


4,161.57


Fluoridating Machine


1,150.00


Eminent Domain


279.35


Joint Acct .- Ptg. Standpipe


6,863.15


Celia Terr. Ext.


1,500.00


13,954.07


244


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


SCHOOLS


School-Salaries


Appropriation


864,271.12


Payments :


Salaries


855,851.46


Balance to Revenue


8,419.66


864,271.12


School-Expense


Appropriation


152,858.00


Coddington Fund Interest


62.24


Tr. from Pub. Law No. 874


10,000.00


162,920.24


Payments :


Postage


540,50


Telephone


2,812.16


Adm. Expense


4,034.59


Materials and Supplies


66,430.01


Maint. of Equip.


2,994.55


Tuition


10,234.55


Transportation


44,845.10


Other Expenses


10,587.65


153,479.11


To Accounts Payable


6,759.53


Balance to Revenue


2,681.60


162,920.24


School-Out of State Travel


Appropriation


200.00


Travel Expense


98.74


Balance to Revenue


101.26


200.00


Smith-Hughes George Barden


Fund


. - Balance 1/1/59


174.62


245


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Federal Grants in 1959


4,172.00


4,346.62


Payments :


Salaries


3,095.44


Balance to 1960


1,251.18


4,346.62


Public Law No. 874


Balance 1/1/59


13,127.90


Federal Grants in 1959


24,721.00


37,848.90


Payments :


Transferred to School Exp.


10,000.00


Expenses


14,325.59


24,325.59


Balance to 1960


13,523.31


37,848.90


School Lunch


Balance 1/1/59


366.01


Receipts in 1959


93,901.83


94,267.84


Payments:


Salaries


23.265.00


Supplies


66,929.84


90,193.84


Balance to 1960


4,074.00


94,267.84


Athletic Program


Balance 1/1/59


2,678.96


Receipts in 1959


5,414.24


8,093.20


246


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Payments :


Wages


1,744.00


Expenses


1,646.55


3,390.55


Balance to 1960


4,702.65


8,093.20


New Elementary School


Balance 1/1/59


102,968,66


Payments :


Clerk of Works


220.00


Contract Payments


50,872.47


Site Development


12,845.95


Other Expenses


29,764.55


93,702.97


Balance to 1960


9,265.69


102,968.66


Preliminary Plans-New Jr. High


Balance 1/1/59


10,000.00


Payments :


Blueprints


8,455.00


Balance to 1960


1,545.00


10,000.00


School Planning & Bldg. Comm.


Balance 1/1/59


1,040.65


Payments :


Adm. Expense


568.98


Balance to 1960


471.67


1,040.65


Stetson School Sidewalk Balance 1/1/59


798.55


Payments :


Retainer Fee


33.40


Balance to 1960


765.15


798.55


247


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


School Improvements Appropriation


12,300


Payments :


Painting Classrooms


4,590.00


Painting Exterior of Schools


2,417.00


Waterproofing


1,130.00


Tiling


1,095.00


Other Expenses


40.80


9,272.80


Balance to 1960


3,027.20


12,300.00


Devine School Playground Appropriation


3,000.00


Payments :


Engineering


75.00


Contract Payments


2,663.00


2,738.00


Balance to 1960


262.00


3,000.00


Belcher School Blacktop Appropriation


500.00


Payments :


Contract Payment


402.50


Balance to 1960


97.50


500.00


Belcher School Fence Tr. at T/M 7/21/59


800.00


Payments : Fence


688.53


Balance to 1960


111.47


800.00


School Balances to 1960 Balances 1/1/59


12,253.31


High School Cafeteria Wall


170.97


High School Workshop Wall


163.89


248


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Painting Belcher School


74.50


Devine School Hot Water Syst.


914.58


School Sites


7,272.50


School Sites-Eminent Domain


1,965.00


New Elem. School Land


3,691.87


12,253.31


CHARITIES


Welfare


Town Appropriation


149,420.00


Balance Federal Grants 1/1/59


15,136.08


Federal Grants Received in 1959


96,874.23


261,430.26


Payments:


General Relief


14,045.88


Old Age Assistance


182,948.60


Aid to Dependent Children


23,247.58


Disability Assistance


18,946.97


239,189.03


Balance to Revenue


1,244.56


Bal. to 1960 Federal Grants


20,996.67


261,430.26


CHARITIES ADMINISTRATION


Welfare-Administration


Town Appropriation


13,721.00


Balance Federal Grants 1/1/59


1,532.83


Federal Grants Received in 1959


12,141.45


27,395.28


Payments :


Salaries


Agent


6,000.00


Social Worker


4,520.00


249


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Social Worker


4.040.00


Senior Clerk


3,560.00


Junior Clark


3,020.00


Longevity


95.00


21,235.00


Expense


Use of Car


1,721.81


Telephone


398.28


Sta. and Postage


182.60


Other Expenses


2,336.70


25,874.39


Balance to Revenue


.13


Balance to 1960 Federal Grants 1,520.76


27,395.28


Ellen Bennett Trust Fund Interest


Balance 1/1/59


470.73


Interest in 1959


417.21


887.94


Payments :


Expense


18.52


Balance to 1960


869.42


887.94


VETERANS BENEFITS


Veterans-Salaries Appropriation


8,709.00


Payments :


Agent


5,200.00


Clerk


3,224.00


Extra Clerk Hire


150.00


Longevity


135.00


8,709.00


Veterans-Expense Appropriation 1,170.00


250


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Payments :


Adm. Expense


157.06


Postage


76.60


Telephone


372.73


Use of Car


563.61


1,170.00


Veterans-Capital Outlay


217.00


Payments :


Duplicator


179.47


Storage Cabinet


32.95


212.42


Balance to Revenue


4.58


217.00


Veterans Benefits Appropriation


55,000.00


Payments:


Cash


35,596.59


Other Expenses


16,434.44


52,031.03


To Accounts Payable


178.64


Balance to Revenue


2,790.33


55,000.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Church Clocks


Appropriation Payments


70.00


70.00


Business and Industrial Comm. Balance 1/1/59


1,118.81


Payments :


Expenses


96.02


Balance to 1960


1,022.79


1,118.81


251


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


North St. Little League Appropriation


2,000.00


Payments :


:


Labor


476.64


Chain Fence


395.00


Equipment Hire


812.74


1,684.38


To Accounts Payable


315.62


2,000.00


County Retirement Costs


Appropriation


22,674.80


Payments


22,674.80


Pensions


Appropriation


9,636.44


Payments :


Brewster


2,000.00


Cutting


2,000.00


Whitecross


2,000.00


Christiansen


2,500.00


Frederickson


757.60


9,257.60


Balance to Revenue


378.84


9,636.44


Mark Sullivan Annuity Fund Balance 1/1/59


1,250.00


Payments :


Transferred T/M 7/21/59


750.00


Balance to 1960


500.00


1,250.00


William Tierney


Tr. from T/M 7/21/59


750.00


Balance to Revenue


750.00


:


252


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Library-Salaries


Appropriation


16,400.00


Payments :


Salaries


14,769.25


Balance to Revenue


1,630.75


16,400.00


Library-Expense


6,000.00


Payments :


Books and Supplies


5,778.02


Building Maint.


220.81


5,998.83


Balance to Revenue


1.17


6,000.00


Christmas Lighting-No. Randolph


Appropriation


1,000.00


Balance to 1960


1,000.00


Estate Ann Tarbell Fund


Balance 1/1/59


265.09


Balance to 1960


265.09


Parking Meter Maint.


Balance 1/1/59


186.93


Balance to 1960


186.93


Pedestrian Traffic Control


Balance 1/1/59


270.00


Balance to 1960


270.00


Walk Lights-North St.


Balance 1/1/59


1,235.42


Tr. T/M 7/21/59


800.00


Balance to 1960


435.42


1,235.42


Insurance


Appropriation


32,000.00


253


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Payments :


Bonds


221.20


Compensation


7,648.17


Motor Vehicle


6,174.86


Plate Glass


523.28


Musical Instruments


77.30


Tools


18.89


Public Liability


3,123.31


Robbery


497.11


Police and Fire Accident


1,016.81


Fire


7,606.10


School and Pub. Bldg. Liab.


2,005.29


Water Dept.


2,448.24


31,360.56


Balance to Revenue


639.44


32,000.00


Group Insurance


Balance 1/1/59


2,289.55


Appropriation


1,700.00


3,989.55


Payments :


Insurance


2,742.65


Balance to 1960


1,245.90


3,989.55


Belcher Park Fund


Balance 1/1/59


307.12


Appropriation


500.00


807.12


Payments :


Instructors


390.00


Supplies


79.00


Maintenance


30.20


499.20


254


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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Balance to 1960


307.92


807.12


Town Report Appropriation


3,700.00


Payments :


Bids


12.00


Printing


3,339.93


Delivery


124.00


3,475.93


Balance to Revenue


224.07


3,700.00


Observance of Holidays


Appropriation


1,200.00


Payments :


Expenses


1,180.12


Balance to 1960


19.88


1,200.00


Care of Veterans Graves Appropriation


720.00


Payments :


Cemeteries


719.05


Balance to Revenue


.95


720.00


Personnel Board


Appropriation


500.00


Payments :


Expenses


351.18


Balance to Revenue


148.82


500.00


Street Lights Appropriation


50,000.00


Payments :


Lights


48,257.39


Balance to Revenue


1,742.61


50,000.00


255


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


Recreation Committee Appropriation Payments :


1,000.00


Lifeguard


560.00


Tennis Instructor


184.00


Maint. of Equipment


130.98


Supplies


63.72


938.70


Balance to Revenue


61.30


1,000.00


Board of Appeals


Appropriation


350.00


Payments :


Clerical


37.50


Balance to Revenue


312.50


350.00


MATURING DEBT AND INTEREST


Maturing Debt


Appropriation


201,000.00


Payments :


Sewerage


55,000.00


New Elementary School


45,000.00


High School Land


5,000.00


School Land


3,000.00


Fire Alarm


3,000.00


Devine School


25,000.00


Jr .- Sr. High School


65,000.00


201,000.00


Interest


Appropriation


85,805.00


Payments :


Sewerage


Fire Alarm


32,062.50 42.00


256


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Anticipation of Revenue


6,917.12


New Elementary School


25,762.50


School Land


982.50


Devine School


6,490.00


Jr .- Sr. High School


12,775.00


85,031.62


Balance to Revenue


773.38


85,805.00


REFUNDS


Taxes


$ 33,133.17


Motor Vehicle Excise


3,332.30


Water


194.40


Blue Cross


12.84


Group Ins.


2.40


State Withholdings


1.92


Charges and Interest


21.16


$ 36,698.19


AGENCY


Federal Withholding Taxes


131,482.90


State Withholding Taxes


10,091.90


Norfolk Retirement


23,934.79


Group Insurance


5,491.30


Blue Cross


23,066.44


County Hospital


14,814.80


State Parks and Reservations


5,666.97


State Audit of Municipal Accts.


5,616.39


County Tax


24,221.55


Teachers Retirement


43,718.85


Dog Licenses


1,737.00


Fish and Game Licenses


2,231.50


Mosquito Control


4,423.00


Old Colony Trans.


22,262.47


$318,759.86


257


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Notes Issued During 1959 Anticipation of Revenue


750,000.00


Maturities Paid in 1959 Anticipation of Revenue


700,000.00


Outstanding December 31, 1959


50,000.00


INDEBTEDNESS INSIDE STATUTORY LIMIT


Outstanding January 1, 1959


Serial Issue in 1959


606,000.00 11,000.00


617,000.00


Maturities paid in 1959


Devine School Addition


25,000.00


New Jr .- Sr. High School


25,000.00


Lyons Elementary School


16,000.00


School Land


5,000.00


School Land


3,000.00


Fire Alarm


3,000.00


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1959


540,000.00


617,000.00


INDEBTEDNESS OUTSIDE STATUTORY LIMIT


Outstanding January 1, 1959


2,289,000.00


Serial Issue in 1959


395,000.00


2,684,000.00


Maturities paid in 1959


124,000.00


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1959


2,560,000.00


2,684,000.00


BORROWING CAPACITY - REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY


1957


1958


1959


23,832,540.00 30,069,650.00 31,709,600.00 85,611,790.00


VALUATIONS - MOTOR VEHICLES


1957


3,399,998.00 3,592,083.00


1959


3,530,172.00 10,522,253.00


96,134,043.00


VALUATION OF ABATEMENTS


Real and Personal


1957


1958


1959


1,442,442.00 1,600,827.00 1,272,114.00 4,315,383.00


258


1958


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS


Motor Vehicles


1957


360,433.00 315,560.00


1958


1959


189,581.00


865,574.00


5,180,957.00


Net Value for three years-less Abatements


90,953,086.00


Average Net Valuation


30,317,695.00


5% of Average Net Valuation


1,515,884.00


Less Outstanding Dec. 31, 1959


540,000.00


Net Borrowing Capacity


975,884.00


RESERVE FUND


Appropriation


15,000.00


Transferred to:


Civil Defense


550.00


Trustees Expense


3,500.00


Ambulance Salaries & Exp.


450.00


Snow and Ice


1,900.00


Sewerage Construction


8,000.00


Police Salaries


600.00


15,000.00


1


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TOWN OF RANDOLPH Balance Sheet - December 31, 1959 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Cash:


1955 Real Estate


82.50


1957 Water Lien 14.00


Accounts Receivable Taxes


Employees Payroll Deductions :


Levy of 1949:


Real Estate


15.84


Teachers Retirement


2.79


Personal


52.00


Group Insurance


223.25


Levy of 1954: Personal


35.00


Revenue Reserved Until Collected


Motor Vehicle Excise


100,483.02


Tax Titles


47,981.52


Tax Possessions


7,014.58


Departmental Revenue


11,716.50


Water Revenue


12,955.36


Real Estate


161.30


Aid to Highways


28,841.78


Levy of 1957:


Special Assessment Revenue


225.09


Personal Poll


412.35


Farm Animal Excise


32.25


Real Estate


1,327.16


Premium Sewer Bonds


580.65


Levy of 1958:


Premium Bonds


229.32


Personal


801.01


Contract Bid Deposits


1,110.00


Poll


136.00


Performance Bid Deposit


250.00


Real Estate


22,594.97


2,169.97


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


260


57,036.53


Levy of 1955: Personal


154.50


Levy of 1956: Personal Poll


480.50


Federal Withholdings


50,675.02


State Withholdings 4,060.08


Levy of 1953:


County Retirement 2,075.39


General Discrepancy


520,019.95


2,729.40


96.50


209,250.20


302.00


204.00


Levy of 1959: Personal Poll


4,566.62 1,138.00


Real Estate


132,884.81


Coddington Fund Interest Ellen Bennett Trust Fund Interest Overlay Surplus Tailings-Unclaimed Checks Gifts:


65.04 869.42 180.71


963.35


M. B. Claff


237.59


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise:


Levy of 1955 9.84


Levy of 1956


6,732.19


Levy of 1957


8,028.62


Levy of 1958


10,201.77


Levy of 1959 75,510.60


100,483.02


Farm Animal Excise :


Levy of 1957


.75


Levy of 1958


1.50


Levy of 1959


30.00


32.25


Special Assessments :


Street Betterments 1957


6.78


Aid to Dependent Children -Adm.


245.16


Disability Assistance-Aid


1,622.29


Committed Interest 1957


4.89


Disability Assistance-Adm. 558.11


Old Age Assitance-Aid 14,489 93


Old Age Assistance-Adm. 717.49


225.09


Tax Titles and Possessions :


Tax Titles


47.981.52


Tax Possessions


7,014.58


54,996.10


School: Smith-Hughes-George- Barden Fund Public Law No. 874


1.251.18


13.523.31


Departmental:


Aid to Dependent Children 2,472.42


O.A.A. Cities and Towns


279.20


Sale of Real Estate Aid to Dependent Children Recoveries


153.94


Disability Assistance Recoveries 345.60


Old Age Assistance 9,517.75


Veteran's Benefits Recoveries 1,860.88


11,878.17


Federal Grants: Aid to Dependent Children -Aid


4.884.45


Street Betterments 1958


24.26


Street Betterments 1959 109.64


Committed Interest 1958


16.49


Committed Interest 1959


63.03


22,517.43


14.774.49


Revolving Funds : School Lunch 4,074.00


502.74 3,452.20


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165,266.06


Claff Charitable Foundation .06


Ann Tarbell Fund 265.09


Public Welfare Ambulance Service


6,997.26 2,013.25


Water:


Liens Added to Taxes


Levy of 1958


704.98


Levy of 1959


2,932.18


Rates and Charges


Levy of 1954


21.44


Levy of 1956


16.36


Levy of 1957


95.10


Levy of 1958


125.57


Levy of 1959


9,073.75


12,969.36


Aid to Highways


State Construction


16,561.19


County Tax


5,560.70


County Construction


8,280.59


Veteran's Benefits 45.53


State Maintenance


2,000.00


Unidentified Receipts 290.67


County Maintenance


2,000.00


Surplus Revenue


249,620.35


Loans Authorized


Overlay Deficits:


Levy of 1954


162.83


Levy of 1955


345.85


Levy of 1956


29.14


Levy of 1957


1,778.21


Levy of 1958


14,452.17


Levy of 1959


2,819.90


Blue Cross


45.59


Dog Licenses


18.25


Fish and Game Licenses


361.00


Athletic Fund 4,702.65


8,776.65


11,762.13


Unexpended Balances : General


121,682.28


Sewer Construction


144,750.64


School Construction


9,265.69


275,698.61


Loans Authorized-Unissued 1,855,000.00


Anticipation of Revenue 50,000.00


1,905,000.00


Agency :


County-Dog License


1,865.50 30.56


Salary Attachment


County Hospital Assessment


1,153.59


State Parks and Reservations


539.17


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28,841.78 1,855,000.00


257,210.01 $2,772,338.08


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424.84 $2,772,338.08


$2,772,338.08


19,588.10


DEBT ACCOUNT


Net Funded Debt


$3,100,000.00


Fire Truck


$ 11,000.00


School Land


44,000.00


Jr .- Sr. High School Devine School Lyons School Sewerage


665,000.00


270,000.00


680,000.00


1,430,000.00


$3,100,000.00


TRUST FUNDS


Cash and Securities


$ 66,839.44


Coddington


$ 1,900.00


Special School Fund


101.50


Soldiers' Monument


179.20


Ellen Bennett Fund


12,258.10


Turner Reference Medal Fund


1,389.94


Turner Library Funds


39,988.33


Stetson School Fund


11,022.37


$ 66,839.44


Respectfuly Submitted,


EDWARD F. FAHEY, Town Accountant


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Report of The Board of Registrars


The Board of Registrars submits its annual report for the year 1959. During the past year, 301 new voters were registered, the total number of registered voters now being 7902 which includes the followng :


Precinct 1 1666


Precinct 3 2264


Precinct 2 1986 Precinct 4 1986


They street listed 11,015 people and have on file, cards with names, addresses and occupations of same. Books were also printed with this information. Also listed were 1543 dogs, these being turned over to the dog officer.


Since the last street listing, the town has many new streets with 243 homes added.


ETHEL McDONALD, Chairman ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM KATHERINE M. SMITH


Report of The Stetson School Fund Annual Report


Income Account


Balance January 1, 1959


385.26


Interest


102.50


487.76


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Payments


Salaries


35.00


Rental Safe Deposit Box


5.50


40.50


Balance January 1, 1960 447.26


The Stetson School Fund is invested as follows:


Matured Shares Randolph Cooperative Bank


2,000.00


B. & A. R. R. Bond 1,000.00


Deposit Randolph Trust Co. Savings Dept. 6,234.01


Deposit Randolph Savings Bank 1,341.10


Checking Account Randolph Trust Co.


447.26


11,022.37


The Turner Medal Fund is invested as follows:


Randolph Savings Bank 1,389.94


12,412.31


Trustees Stetson School Fund


EDWARD F. FAHEY, Treasurer


Report of The Trustees


The Stetson School Fund


Fire damage in the G.A.R. Hall required the follow- ing work for repair and restoration :


New Ceiling


New lights


New venetian blinds


Wall plastering


Replacement of burnt woodwork


Cleaning-smoked walls and ceiling in downstairs corridor and rear stairwell


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Painting-G.A.R. Room, downstairs corridor, rear stairwell


Other improvements included :


Repairs to the heating system


Replacement of two, 2" motorized valves.


Installation of a new motorized valve to provide heating for the Police Dept. without heat- ing the rest of the building in order to save fuel.


Moved 1 thermostat.


Installed 1 new thermostat.


Repaired all radiators.


Installed 8 new venetian blinds in the upstairs offices.


BOARD OF TRUSTEES


ROGER L. NILES, Chairman JOHN HURLEY, Treasurer THEODORE MCELROY, Clerk


Report of The Planning Board


The Planning Board submits herewith the annual re- port for the year 1959.


The Master Plan Study of the Community by the firm of Shurcliff and Merrill has been completed and copies will be available immediately after town elections and before town meeting. The Planning Board welcomes suggestions and recommendations in regard to putting into action the recommendations of said Master Plan.


The Board has revised and brought up to date its rules and regulations so that the town will be assured of


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adequate roads and drainage and with the hopes that the town in the future will not have to assume the burdens of capital outlays to improve and correct roads and drain- ages as they have had to do in the past.


The Planning Board has instituted a plan for approval of sub-divisions which it considers will lead to an orderly development and growth of the town.


Respectfully submitted,


Randolph Planning Board


MARNOLD TAGRIN LEO T. O'NEIL MICHAEL DIAUTO ROBERT HOWE ROGER NILES


Report of The Town Counsel


To Robert A. Hancock Town Manager


The Legal Department has concerned itself with Ap- pellate Tax Board hearings, suits on bonds, tort claims, suits concerning welfare matters, and appeals from Plan- ning Board decisions.


In addition to actual litigation, the Department is called upon by other Town Agencies, Boards and Depar- ments to render legal opinions and advice concerning transactions involving the Town.


Questions arise concerning departmental jurisdiction, rights, duties and obligations of Town employees. Many


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of the questions arise for the first time because they involve new legislation which may be difficult of inter- pretation or upon which a Court has not passed.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM J. CARR, Town Counsel


Report of The Board of Selectmen


Citizens of Randolph :


Your Board of Selectmen submits herewith their an- nual report of the year 1959.


During the year we were saddened by the loss of four former conscientious Town Employees, Joseph Daley, Joseph Wales, Edward Lloyd and Weston Leon Mann. Their contributions of service to our community will pro- vide inspiration for those who carry on in the future.


The rapid growth of our town during the past sev- eral years has created a multitude of problems and needs as has been the case in many other Massachusetts towns where fast growth has occurred. Randolph is striving to meet your needs and progress has been made. Many of the public services have been expanded and many needed construction projects have been built or are being built. This "catching-up to your needs" process is producing a severe impact on your tax bill. We are keenly aware of this impact and we hope it can be offset by industrial growth in the town.


The state's road-building program around us is near- ing completion. We hope and expect that some of our


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traffic problems will be alleviated when the last link of the new Route 128 is opened in May.


We believe that the completion of these state roads will be a boon to future industrial growth here.


Rest assured that your Board of Selectmen will do everything possible to encourage the growth of industry in Randolph.


We are faced with four major elections this year and we urge each and every citizen to express their right as a free American and vote for the candidate of your choice. "You the people are the government".


Our sincere gratitude to all that have been so coop- erative 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


Report of The Town Manager


Citizens of Randolph :


REVIEW


Under your Selectmen-town manager form of gov- ernment (now in its 6th year) progressive action contin- ued throughout the year 1959. The difficult trunk sewer work went forward on trunk line No. 1. Trunk line No.


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2 was started and partially completed and a Federal Grant of $250,000.00 (the 2nd Federal Grant of $250,- 000.00) was obtained for trunk line construction.


Work was started (foundations completed) on the new water standpipes. Five water main replacement or extension projects were installed. Seven sidewalk pro- jects were built. Drainage work was done at fifteen lo- cations. Ten sections of highway were improved. Many maintenance and improvement jobs at the various school buildings and grounds and the Town Hall were completed and the preparation of plans and specifications for the new North Randolph Junior High School was nearly fin- ished. Details of these and other activities will be found in the departmental reports.




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