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Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of
Four Hundred dollars ($400.00), for the purpose of installing 250 feet of 2 inch cement lined water main into Town Park, with 162 feet of 1 inch cement lined pipe, to the tennis courts, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five thousand dollars ($5,- 000.000), for the purpose of purchasing a plot of land to be used as and developed into an enclosed Athletic Field, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to accept and allow the report of the Selectmen on the laying out as a public way, a private way known as Della Street running from Union Street, westerly, about 400 feet, and raise and appropriate the sum of Two thou- sand dollars ($2,000.00) for the purpose of laying out and constructing said street, or take any action in rela- tion thereto.
Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of con- structing a sidewalk and repairing and draining Union Street, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-two dol- lars ($432.00) to be used for paying the salary of the
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Clerk of the Works on the High School Addition Proj- ect No. 4410, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00) for taking down, moving, relocating, repair- ing and re-erecting the two portable school houses now located on the Stacy School lot, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,- 000.00) for alterations to be made in the present High School building or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Thousand dollars ($4,- 000.00) for the purpose of laying out and construct- ing suitable walks and drives, and to do the necessary grading on approaches to the new High School Addi- tion, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Nine Hundred Seventy-four dollars and Seventy-six cents ($974.76) for the pur- pose of paying the unpaid bills of the School Depart- ment, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to substi- tute the following vote in lieu of the votes passed un- der Articles 4 and 5 of the Warrant for the Special Town Meeting held on September 16, 1935, viz:
That there be appropriated the sum of Forty-five Thousand Dollars ($45,000.00) for the purpose of meeting part of the cost of improving the Cedar Swamp Pond Property, so-called, now owned by the Town and of constructing a dam in said pond, in accordance with plans drawn by the E.R.A. Engineering Department at Boston, Massachusetts, PROVIDED, however, the project therefor is approved by the Works Progress Administration and a sum of money is allotted by it to pay the labor costs necessary to carry out said proj- ects, and provided further that the Selectmen before proceeding with the construction of said projects shall save the Town harmless from and on account of all land damages.
Article 27. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of Sixty Dollars ($60.00) to repair and paint the Square Markers for Deceased War Veterans, or take any action in relation thereto.
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Article 28. To see if the Town will raise and appro- priate a sum of money for the purpose of constructing a sidewalk on Centre Street, sometimes called Beach St. Extension, or take any action in relation to the same.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of con- structing a sidewalk on East Street, or take any action in relation to the same.
Article 30. To see if the Town will vote to author- ize its Selectmen to sell or lease all its land located in the vicinity of the Lapworth Factory and to execute and deliver proper deeds, or other instruments, there- for, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 31. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000.00) for the purpose of purchasing the Man- guso Property on Main Street next to Calzone Park, or take any action in relation thereto.
And you are hereby directed to serve this Warrant by publishing at least seven days before said meetings an attested copy of this Warrant in the Milford Daily News, a newspaper published and having a general circulation in the Town of Milford, and by posting at least seven days before said meetings, attested copies of this Warrant in five or more public places located in said Milford.
Hereof Fail Not, and make due return of this War- rant with your doings thereon to the Clerk of said Town, at the time of meetings aforesaid.
Given under our hands at Milford this eighteenth day of February A. D. 1936.
LYNDHURST A. MacGREGOR, WILLIAM J. HAYES, JOHN H. GARDELLA, Selectmen of Milford.
A true copy. Attest : JOHN J. MOLONEY, Constable of Milford.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, ss.
Milford, March 2, 1936
Pursuant to the within warrant I have notified the inhabitants of the Town of Milford, herein described,
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to meet at the time and place and for the purposes within mentioned, by causing an attested copy of this warrant to be published seven days before said meet- ings, in the Milford Daily News, a newspaper pub- lished and having a general circulation in the Town of Milford, and I have likewise caused attested copies of this warrant to be posted seven days before said meeting in five or more public places located in said Milford.
Attest :
JOHN J. MOLONEY, Constable of Milford.
A true copy of the Warrant and the officer's return thereon.
Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Worcester, ss.
Milford, March 2, 1936.
Then personally appeared John F. Hennessey, Louis A. Marino, Ralph Carchio, Charles W. Frascotti, Karl A. Bright, Arthur J. Logan, Walter B. McFarland, George Daigle, Jeremiah J. Murphy, and Frank A. Bixby, and made oath that they would faithfully per- form the duties of Precinct Officers of the Town of Mil- ford, as required by law.
Before me.
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 2, 1936
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Worcester, ss.
Milford, March 2, 1936.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant issued by the Se- lectmen, the qualified voters of the several precincts of the Town of Milford, assembled at the time and places designated for the purpose therein expressed. The Precinct Officers appointed by the Selectmen were present and served.
The polls were declared open at eight o'clock A. M. and closed at eight o'clock P. M.
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The ballots cast in the several Precincts and the vot- ing lists were sealed and certified to by the Election Officers, and delivered to the Town Clerk, March 3, 1936, at the following hours :
From Precinct 1. 6:50 o'clock A. M.
From Precinct 2. 7:30 o'clock A. M.
From Precinct 3. 3 :45 o'clock A. M.
From Precinct 4. 6:06 o'clock A. M.
From Precinct 5. 3.43 o'clock A. M.
A true record
Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
A true copy of the records :
Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
Milford, Mass., March 3, 1936
To Dennis J. Sullivan,
Town Clerk,
Milford, Mass.
In compliance with the requirements of Section 21, Chapter 39, General Laws, we, the Registrars of Vot- ers of the Town of Milford, Mass., this day assembled in the Selectmen's Office in said Milford and canvassed the returns of votes cast for the several officers of the Town for the ensuing year and for Town Meeting Members, said returns having been made in accord- ance with the provisions of Section 105 of Chapter 54, General Laws, T. C. Edition, said votes having been given in at the Annual Town Meeting held March 2, 1936. The results are shown in the following tabular statement and the persons appearing to be elected are so declared : and are indicated by (*).
Total vote cast
5133
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Town Clerk, One year
*Dennis J. Sullivan,
772
605
684
751
757
3569
1 State Street
Blanks
246
565
241
223
289
1564
5133
II
Precincts Town Treasurer, One year
1
2
3
4
5
Total
*Benjamin J. Clancey
754
591
676
733
759
3513
145 West Street Blanks
264
579
249
241
287
1620
Tax Collector, One year
Raymond R. Murphy 74 Main Street *William J. Read
575
365
513
586
662
2701
24 West Street Blanks
91
198
85
91
101
566
5133
Selectmen, One year
Ancilo S. Antolini
163
617
234
153
136
1303
134 So. Main Street
George L. Cook 151 Congress Street
181
157
186
184
236
944
*John H. Gardella
633
768
483
562
602
3048
38 Grant Street
Charles F. Gillon
192
239
162
161
178
932
81 School Street
612
376
503
620
593
2704
51 Exchange Street
251
354
282
254
387
1528
149 Purchase Street
#Lyndhurst A. MacGregor Cedar Street
466
518
492
480
522
2478
Edward F. McDermott
256
69
179
197
174
875
12 Spring Street Blanks
300
412
254
311
310
1587
15399
Highway Surveyor, For One year *Edward C. Beaulac 5 Prentice Avenue Blanks
294
536
259
259
266
1614
Assessor, For Three years
*William F. Clancy
526
320
479
512
510
2347
34 Claflin Street
378
652
326
329
379
2064
George L. Rooney
38
61
50
52
70
271
141 Congress Street Blanks
76
137
70
81
87
451
5133
724
634
666
715
780
3519
Roy M. Conway 56 Grant Street
5133
352
607
327
297
283
1866
*William J. Hayes
John H. Henderson
5133
1 2
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Precincts Board of Public Welfare, For Three years
*James L. Ahern
672
313
626
690
717
3018
60 High Street
Domenico Rici Ferrucci
196
668
190
173
152
1379
279 Central Street
150
189
109
111
177
736
5133
Board of Health, For Three years
Walter J. Fahey
442
147
357
495
350
1791
42 West Street
Edward J. Lucier
154
163
98
114
89
618
10 Orrin Slip
*J.Curtiss Nutter
353
725
414
309
557
2358
260 Purchase Street
69
135
56
56
50
366
5133
Scwer Commissioner, For Three years
James P. Dillon 109 Purchase Street
323
614
346
282
390
1955
*Alfred F. Martin
584
357
496
607
529
2573
19 Fruit Street
111
199
83
85
127
605
5133
School Committee, For Three years
*Frederick T. Cahill, Jr.
514
189
409
515
453
2080
2 Gibbon Avenue
*George F. Grayson
512
238
529
535
638
2452
16 Elm Street
332
259
4.05
321
474
1791
49 Emmons Street Michael P. Visconti 9 Genoa Avenue Blanks
1954
10,266
Trustees of Public Library, For Three years
William K. Coombs 9 Traper Park
438
326
431
465
524
2177
*Gilbert C. Eastman
481
404 501
501
636
2523
146 Congress Street
320
922
249
272
226
1989
Blanks
Blanks
Blanks
Allen A. Hartwell
13
Precincts *William E. Pyne
539
424
2320
15 Lincoln Street Blanks
3246
10,266
Trustees of Public Library, For Two years (To fill vacancy)
*David I. Davoren
537
574
410
400
470
2391
26 Jefferson Street
*Robert L. Dillon
529
396
50
507
570
2508
15 Draper Park
John C. Lynch, Jr.
440
432
428
563
500
2363
305 Main Street
530
938
506
478
552
3004
10,266.
Trustees of Vernon Grove Cemetery, For Three years
*Frank Roy Hixon
607
502
589
610
655
2963
139 So. Main Street
*Rodolph L. Roy
575
472
561
585
641
2834
7 Richmond Avenue
4469'
10,266
Planning Board, For Three years
8
T
I 16%
1
1.
1018 1170
917
967 1044
5116~
5133 .
Park Commissioner, For Three years *Patrick J. Carroll 235 Congress Street Blanks
626
542
583
613
656
3020
392
628
342
361
390
2113.
5133-
Tree Warden, One year
Matthew P. Andreano 8 Goodrich Court *Patrick J. McGuigan 61 Medway Street Blanks
257
719
208
229
231
1644
605
206
572
573
617
2573.
156
245
145
172
198
916%
1
2 503
3 396
4 458
5
Total
Blanks
Blanks
*Paul E. Lynch 305 Main Street Anthony S. Gardella 17 Jefferson Street Blanks
5133.
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Precircts
1
2
3
3
5
Total
Constables, For One year
*Edward Davoren
469
440
415
470
473
2269
Daniel J. Broderick
1
1
45 Sumner Street
2
2
41 No. Bow Street
2
2
36 Pleasant Street
*Hubert F. Holland
2
33 Parkhurst Street
*John C. Lynch, Jr.
2
2
305 Main Street
Blanks
4614 5410 4210 4400 4756 23390
Moderator, For One year
*John T. McLoughlin
564
388
481
556
547
2536
26 Pearl Street
Blanks
454
782
444
418
499
2591
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 1, Three years
Vote for Fourteen
*Ernest L. Bagley, 59 Congress Street
467
*Peter DePaolo, 32 Glines Avenue
335
* Domenico DeTore, 36 Main Street
300
*Charles F. Gillon, 81 School Street
432
** Herbert B. Hill, 13 Fayette Street *Edward M. King, 41 Jefferson Street
387
*Edward J. Malloy, 46 Sumner Street
443
Samuel Marcovitch, 50 Central Street
252
* Angus H. Mckenzie, 33 Purchase Street
396
* Jesse E. Peaslee, 11 Fells Avenue
356
*William L. Power, 98 Spruce Street David Rosen, 54 North Bow Street *Frank M. Shea, 55 Jefferson Street
228
466
*Frank H. Thomas, 61 Congress Street * Umberto, Tosti, 18 Mechanic Street
265
288
* Anthony A. Visconti, 33 Winter Street Moses Wassarman, 98 Spruce Street Blanks
231
8192
TOWN MEETING MEMBER
Precinct 1, Two years (To fill vacancy) Vote for one
Daniel J. O'Brien, 69 School Street 504 Blanks 514
56 Pearl Street
*Herbert F. Cass
*Edward R. Glennon
25665
383
444
396
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TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 1, One year (To fill vacancies) Vote for three
John F. Adams, 51 School Street 14
Francis J. Wallace, 100 Spruce Street 7
Nelson H. Goddard, 7 Prentice Avenue 7
Blanks 3026
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 2, For Three years. Vote for Fifteen
*Sebastiano Abbondanza, 50 East Main Street 471
*Richard J. Abretti, 2 Parkhurst Street 493
*Henry D. Barbadoro, 10 North Street 522
*Domenico J. Bettuelli, 36 East Main Street 419
*Giovanni Casasanta, 1 Hayward Field 458
*Cesare C. Comolli, Jr., 49 Carroll Street
484
* Andrea Cueroni, 49 Carroll Street
423
*Pietro Fontecchio, 4 Meade Street
407
*Thomas Manguso, 29 Mt. Pleasant Street
510
* Angelo Mantino, 69 East Main Street
427
* Alfred Milani, 21 Short Street
483
* Antonio Mongiat, 186 East Main Street
514
*Iginio A. Pantano, 2 Altieri Court
445
*Femino Pellegrino, 39 Beach Street
442
*Earl Vasile
445
Blanks 10607
17550
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 3, For three years.
Vote for fourteen
*Raymond S. Allen, 8 Myrtle Street
409
*Joseph M. Casey, 18 Depot Street 410
*Herbert C. Davis, 55 Forest Street 370
*Vincent I. Dugan, 28 So. Bow Street 390
*James E. Hannigan, 25 So. Cedar Street
401
#Bessie H. Johnson, 38 So. Bow Street
366
*George J. Lally, 55 Franklin Street
25
* William H. Leonard, 26 Franklin Street * Arthur J. Logan, 51 Grove Street
21
* Myron Morey, 34 Fruit Street
414
*Hans O. Ritz, 6 South Main Street
399
#Fred E. Wood, 54 Claflin Street
416
* James A. Higgiston, 39 Claflin Street Blanks
27
8846
I
391
16
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 4, For three years. Vote for fourteen
*Francesco Berardi, 33 Prospect Street 401
*Fred V. Casey, 28 Chapin Street 420
*George W. Cuttell, 76 West Street
5
*Kenneth J. Crandall, 3 Otis Street
456
*Alfred N. Dinardo, 81 Water Street
11
* William F. Fitzpatrick, 22 West Street
432
*Rudolph J. Introini, 290 Main Street
10
*Fred J. Luby, 92 West Street
409
*Harold V. Murphy, 12 Hollis Street
369
*Garden W. Rae, 30 Parker Hill Avenue
408
* Leonardo Roberti, 70 West Street
381
*John F. Ruhan, 345 Main Street 408
404
*Joseph A. Visconti, 20 West Street Elanks
9510
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS
Precinct 5, For three years.
Vote for Fifteen
* Aubrey M. Allen, 50 Grant Street
402
* Alfred J. Bane, 45 Pleasant Street 368
* Michael R. Best, 46 Emmons Street 406
317
"John F. Casey, 31 Grant Street
388
*William Connolly, 133 West Spruce Street
383
*Walter E. Corbett, 19 Westbrook Street
349
*Charles H. Dion, 116 Purchase Street
405
*Walter B. Doane, 124 Congress Street
338
Charles H. Grant, 381 Purchase Street
305
Ernest H. Griffith, 435 Purchase Street 330
352
Everett E. Lydon, Blanchard Road 198
*Mark H. Moore, 139 West Spruce Street 414
422
Edward J. O'Connor, 412 Purchase Street
301
Eleanor Metcalf Prouty, 173 Congress Street John H. Ryan, 12 West Walnut Street
270
Raymond D. Stone, 263 Purchase Street
234
Andrew W. Sonne, 67 West Street
237
*George H. Spindel, 345 Purchase Street 351
*James T. Slattery, 12 Madden Avenue 430
*Louis J. Tredeau, 38 Pleasant Street 486
*Elwood H. Larson, 239 Congress Street *Lester B. Lindsey, 24 West Walnut Street 426
*Luke Morey, 390 Purchase Street
298
Henry Butterworth, 154 Congress Street
17
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Blanks
7370
GEORGE W. BILLINGS, JOHN J. BEST, WILLIAM E. MOORE, DENNIS J. SULLIVAN,
Registrars of Voters
March 3, 1936. A true record : Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
A true copy of the record :
Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, March 9, 1936
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Worcester, ss.
Milford, Mass., March 9, 1936
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Milford, qualified by law to vote in Town Affairs, held on this ninth day of March A. D. 1936, the said inhabitants proceeded as follows :
The meeting was called to order by John T. Mc- Loughlin, Moderator, at eight o'clock P. M.
The Town Clerk proceeded to read the warrant.
After reading Articles 1 and 2 it was voted to dis- pense with the reading of the remainder of the Arti- cles of the Warrant.
The Moderator appointed the following committees :
Rule I. To distribute, sort and count ballots. At large, Walter L. Adams, Chairman of Finance Com- mittee, Precinct 1, William H. Casey, Precinct 2, An- gelo Barbadoro, Precinct 3, William J. Moore, Precinct 4, Alfred E. Daigle, Precinct 5, Charles W. Gould.
Rule II. To check voting lists.
George W. Billings, Edward J. Burke, Joseph A. Visconti.
The committee on rules checked the list of Town
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Meeting Members, and it was found that there were 164 Town Meeting Members present.
Article 1. Voted : To accept the reports of all Town Officers as printed in the Annual Town Reports.
Frank C. Berry presented a report for the War Me- morial Committee.
REPORT OF THE WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE March 9, 1936
At the Town Meeting of December 9, 1935, it was voted that a committee of ten, two from each precinct, be appointed to have charge of establishing a war me- morial, and that the Town establish a war memorial in accordance with plans submitted after a competi- tion among Milford designers and architects.
The first meeting was held at the Town Hall, on Wednesday, December 11, at 7:15. At this meeting many questions arose as to the intent of the motion. After general discussion from the members present, it was voted to have the Town Solicitor present at the next meeting to make clear the intent of the motion.
On December 13, 1935, Town Solicitor William A. Murray was present at the meeting and explained the meaning of the motion, made rulings on the type of memorial, the location, and the power of the commit- tee. It was voted to insert a paid advertisement in the local paper asking for bids with complete details and specifications. All bids were to be in by 12:00 noon on December 30, 1935. The committee was not to be responsible for any expense incurred in making these designs.
The committee met on January 4, 1936, to consider the bids submitted, and again on January 6, they met to make a decision. Designs were submitted by Mr. Craig, Cook and Phillips, Slattery, Monti and Rossi, King, and Kerr. The vote taken showed:
7 in favor of Cook and Phillips
1 in favor of King
1 in favor of Monti and Rossi
1 in favor of Kerr.
After this meeting the committee decided that it had done the work requested, and left the rest in the hands of the men who were to check on the award, and see that everything was OK. As it worked out, in some way or other the award has been withheld, and no
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progress had been made on the World War Memorial selected.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK C. BERRY, Secretary
Voted : To receive and accept the report of the War Memorial Committee.»
Myron Morey, Secretary of Finance Committee, pre- sented the report of the Committee.
REPORT OF MILFORD FINANCE COMMISSION ON APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1936
To the Citizens of Milford :
Your Finance Committee have carefully gone over the requests of the various departments and are pre- senting in this report recommendations which we feel are the maximum which the citizens should be called upon to pay for conducting the business of this Town during 1936.
These recommendations are also liberal enough so that any department,-except for an emergency en- tirely beyond its control,-should be able to plan their budget, carry on their usual functions and complete the year without any additional appropriations or un- paid bills.
We must also call to your attention the fact that no appropriation in excess of that allowed in the budget of 1933, can be final until it has the written approval of the State Emergency Finance Board.
Each town department rightly feels that their own particular department is very important to the welfare of the entire population and each board feels that more service could be rendered by that department, if it could only get more money appropriated for their functions. They are probably correct in their feeling, --- but,-can the taxpayers of Milford afford to pay for more services from any departments? The major- ity of this board feel that the taxpayers have as much tax load now as the present incomes justify, and really there should be a reduction instead of an increase. Ad- ditional fixed charges, due to High School and Sewer Department bond and interest payments, will prob- ably prevent any noticeable reduction.
We have given reasons in explanation of each change of recommendation from that asked for by department
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heads, and we hope the voters will carefully consider the cost before advocating any increases.
As a close to this foreword may we again call to your attention a fact which is well known, but some- times forgotten,-you must pay in cash the money you authorize the departments to spend, and you must pay it in 1936.
Article 2. We recommend that there be raised and appropriated the following amounts.
General Government
Spent in 1935 Department
Am't asked Am't Rec'ded
$100.00 Moderator
$100.00 1,635.00
1,635.00
Amount recommended same as 1935
100.00 Finance Committee
100.00
100.00
reports and records.
2,300.00
2,300.00
2,035.47
Treasurer
1,900.00
1,900.00
Salary and expenses
222.50
Treasurer's Bond
223.00
223.00
4,460.22 Tax Collector
4,650.00
4,650.00
445.00
Tax Collector's Bond
446.00
446.00
4,183.23 Assessors
4,600.00
4,250.00
This includes $250.00 which is
wanted for a new set of filing cabinets, that will be fire resist-
ing. At present the records are kept in wooden files.
98.63 Publishing poll list
100.00
100.00
42.00 Certification of Notes
75.00
75.00
1,200.00 Town Solicitor
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,551.23 Town Clerk
1,700.00
1,700.00
780.00 Town Clerk Clerical Hire
780.00
780.00
3,660.53 Election, Registration and
Town Meetings
5,000.00
5,000.03
Town, State and National elec-
tions, fall within this year,
therefore more money will be needed than in 1935.
2,968.03
Town Hall
2,800.00
2,800.00
1,100.53
Memorial Hall
1,100.00
1,100.00
Blanket Insurance
5,000.00
5,000.00
This item now includes insur-
ance on all of the town build-
ings and contents. It will re-
duce in amount as soon as all
policies are fixed so that 1/5 of
them renew each year.
ʻ 4
.
$100.00
1,459.24 Selectmen
Pay of secretary and cost of
2,325.97 Accountant
Salary and expenses
Salary and expenses
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Spent in 1935 Department Am't asked Am't Rec'ded
Treasurer for Property Fore- closure expenses 500.00 500.00
Protection of Persons and Property
22,997.27 Police 23,000.00
23,000.00
Pay of members and usual ex- pense of the department. Police, New Equipment
833.00
533.00
A new cruising car is asked. This car is to be arranged that a single stretcher can be car- ried and thereby save delays in accident cases. The $533.00 is price quoted plus present cruis- er car.
The other $300, which we have not recommended, is a request for the Town to buy all the Po- lice revolvers of a modern and uniform type. We feel that this might be desirable, but is not necessary at this time.
20.36 Court Fees 75.00
75.00
This is the usual amount ap- propriated. Only as much is
used as is required.
410.00 Traffic Signal Maintenance
500.00
500.00
18,525.00 Fire Dept., Pay of Members
18,495.00
18,495.00
4,151.13 Fire Dept., Incidentals We feel that this item will not be as expensive this year be- cause of the extra sum spent in 1935.
307.46 Fire Dept., Incidentals, Repairs to Fire Alarm System
800.00
800.00
An unusually long alarm loop is to be cut into two circuits in or- der to make it more efficient.
783.80 Fire Dept., New Hose
800.00
800.00
447.90 Fire Dept., Brush Fires
350.0,0
350.00
12,120.00 Fire Dept., Hydrant Service
12,120.00
12,120.00
300.00 Rifle Practice
200.00
200.00
400.00 Inspector of Wires
400.00
400.00
653.20 Sealer of Weights and Measures
670.00
670.00
100.00 Gypsy Moth Suppression
100.00
100.00
700.00 Care of Trees
700.00
700.00
394.70 Dog Officer
400.00
400.00
Health and Sanitation
16,487.80 Health, General
17,000.00
17,000.00
450.20 Health, Inspector of Animals
350.00
350.00
1,500.00 Health, Dental Clinic
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