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I wish to thank our Superintendent, Mr. Merritt, the School Committee, the School Physicians, the Teachers, the Pupils and Parents for their co-operation.
I wish my successor good luck and happiness in her work.
Sincerely,
FABIOLA P. POPP, R. N.
Report of Music Supervisor
Mr. L. A. Merritt.
The following is a report of the special work in music for the school year beginning September, 1926.
Although this report covers only a very short period of time, I feel that we have accomplished a good bit of work. All rooms have competent teachers, which means a great deal to the success of any school project.
The song work has been most enjoyable and real progress has been made. In additin to this we have spent a great deal of time on theory, that the children might be able to work with as little assistance as possible from the teachers.
The special work with the Glee Club has resulted in some very creditable three-part singing. The girl work faithfully and the public performances they have given, are proof of their ability.
At Christmas time the pupils of the Grammar school at Haydenville gave at the Club Hall a cantata, "Tables Turned," before a large and appreciative audience. At the same time the pupils at Williamsburg gave the canta- ta, "The Secret of Happiness." This was enjoyed by an audience that filled the Assembly Hall. At Mountain Street, although a small number of pupils are in attend- ance, a very pretty Christmas play was presented.
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These entertainments, with the work of the Glee Club and of the High School Chorus at Assemblies are demonstrations of our music, but I most cordially invite you to visit at any time the class rooms where the real study of music takes place.
In closing I wish to thank the school officials, teachers and pupils for their interest and co-operation in my work.
Respectfully submitted, ALICE G. LEDUC, Supervisor of Music.
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Report of School Physician
Mr. L. A .Merritt,
Superintendent of Schools.
Dear Sir :- I submit herewith my annual report as School Physician for the Village of Haydenville : Pupils examined, 224
Cases of malnutrition,
4
Cases of diseased tonsils,
12
Number of pupils with bad teeth,
26
Respectfully,
CHARLES H. WHEELER, M. D.
The attention of the School Physician is usually fo- cused on the child's head, and properly so, as here most of the troubles of childhood show themselves. Here the ex- aminer can see at a glance the condition of the hair, skin, eyes, nose, ears, tongue, teeth, tonsils, adenoids, etc. It is safe to say that nine tenths of the illnesses of children are infections caused by germs that get into the body through the mouth or nose. Such diseases as diphtheria, scarlet fever, mumps, measles, whooping cough, tubercu- losis, influenza, and common colds are air borne diseases and they invade the body through the mouth or nose, hence the importance that the mucus membranes of mouth, nose and throat should be in a sound condition, as it is reasonable that a diseased mucus membrane is more likely to be infected than a sound one. Eventually these germs get into the blood and are carried to different parts of the body in the circulation and then they begin to do their own particular kinds of mischief. Some land in the
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heart, others in the joints and some in the kidneys. Heart disease, rheumatism, Bright's disease and even appendici- . tis may be traced to head infections. Myriads of disease germs live in infected noses, diseased tonsils, teeth and adenoids. When a person coughs or sneezes droplets of saliva fly off into the air and with them go the germs, breathing which one may get some infection. Whooping cough and measles are good examples of this. A child coming down with these diseases usually coughs a few days before the disease actually shows itself. And this is the time when they are spread and why they are so infec- tious.
Diseased tonsils are perhaps the most frequent men- ace we find in our school work. Everyone is familiar with the attacks of tonsilitis some children have; and tonsilitis is a serious illness, as we never know where it will stop. We have in mind many cases of tonsilitis which were fol- lowed by inflammatory rheumatism, organic disease of heart. One case in particular had in addition to the rheu- matism and heart trouble, pleurisy with effusion of water into the pleural cavities. This child was ill for months and will have a damaged heart through life.
A child with enlarged tonsils and adenoids is never perfectly well. He does not grow as other children do. He is apt to keep his mouth open all the time, which gives him a stupid look, and he is usually backward in his school work. After the operation for tonsils and adenoids there is usually an immediate improvement in health and ap- pearance. For these reasons I would especially urge par- ents to have their children's throats cleaned up if they need it. Many have done so, but there are some that need this attention. It will cost some money, but no more than you might have to pay the doctor for treating a case of infected throat. A child who has had tonsilitis is very likely to have it again repeatedly.
Respectfully submitted,
J. G. HAYES, M. D.
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REPORTS OF
WILLIAMSBURG
TOWN OFFICERS
FOR THE YEAR
1927
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Williamsburg
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1927
NORTHAMPTON, MASS. PRESS OF GAZETTE PRINTING CO. 1928
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Warrant for Annual Town Meeting
ARTICLE 1. To elect a Moderator. Three Selectmen, who shall be Overseers of the Poor and act as Board of Health. One Town Clerk, One Treasurer. One Tax Collector, One Elector under the will of the late Oliver Smith Esq. Two Constables. One Tree Warden. Two Auditors, all for one year. One Commissioner of Trust Funds for two years. One Assessor. One School Committee. One Water Commissioner. One Sinking Fund Commissioner. One Library Trustee. One Commissioner of Trust Funds, all for three years.
To hear the report of the committee on the revision of the Town By-Laws and to take any action thereon.
ART. 2. To choose all necessary minor Town officers for for the ensuing year.
ART. 3. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $60.00 for Memorial Day and choose a committee to expend same.
ART. 4. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $2,025.00 for maintaining Street Lights.
ART. 5. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray the current expenses of the Town.
ART. 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize its Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to bor- row money from time to time in anticipation of revenue beginning January 1, 1928, and to issue note or notes therefor, payable one year, any debt or debts incured under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year of 1928.
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ART. 7. To fix the amount of salarys all elected officers.
ART. 8. To hear the report of the Selectmen, Treasurer, School, Water and other Committees and act thereon.
ART. 9. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $150.00 for the support of Hampshire Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture and elect a director of that organization, who will be the official Town Represent- ative for said Trustees as per Chapter 273, Acts of 1918.
ART. 10. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $300.00 for suppressing the Gypsy and Brown tail moth in 1928.
ART. 11. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $350.00 for the use of the Haydenville Library.
ART. 12. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $500.00 for the employment of a district nurse.
ART. 13. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $2.600.00 for winter Highway and Bridges.
ART. 14. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $25.00 for the care of the Town Cemetery on Moun- tain Street.
ART. 15. To see if the Town will accept the provisions of Chap. 81 of the General Laws as amended by Chapter 315 Acts of 1926, to raise and appropriate $4,600 to maintain roads exclusive to State High -. way.
ART. 16. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for the Contingent account.
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ART. 17. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $500.00 for the Fire Department.
ART. 18. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $450.00 for Fire, other Insurance and Bonds of Town Officers.
ART. 19. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $4,820.00 for the Interest Account. $2,420.00, in- terest on Water Bonds to be raised according to pro- visions of Section 7 of Chap. 349, Acts or 1901.
ART. 20. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $1,500.00 for the Department of Public Welfare.
ART. 21. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $500.00 for Mothers with Dependent Children.
ART. 22. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $200.00 for Soldiers Relief.
ART. 23. To see if the Town will vote to install or move an electric light at driveway of Herbert Nye's resi- dence on William Street.
ART. 24. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $1,000.00 for the Sinking Fund as provided in Sec- tion 7 Chapter 349, Acts of 1901.
ART. 25. To see if the Town will during the present year extend the sidewalk on Bridge Street in Haydenville from the Cone Bridge in front of Moshers Store to Devlins corner on South Main Street.
ART. 26. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate $4,000.00 as part payment of the Town Deficit.
Selectmen's Report
To the Citizens of the Town of Williamsburg.
Report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1927.
MONEY EXPENDED ON ROADS FOR LABOR AND MATERIAL IN 1927
Chapter 81
Received from State, $4,600 00
Appropriation, 4,600 00
Rec'd from Dynamite sold,
2 00
Rec'd from Town of Goshen,
6 00
Rec'd from Kirk Stone, County Treasurer,
10 00
Total,
$9,218 00
Expended for Labor :
H. H. Nichols, Supt.,
$1,260 12
Alfred Nichols, Chauffeur,
560 94
Wilfred Johndrow, Chauffeur, 735 08
600 00
O. W. Hill, Labor, 712 75
Philip Burdeau, Labor,
604 75
G. A. Thresher, Teamster,
134 75
John Johndrow, Labor, 455 69
C. C. Loomis, Truck and Driver,
221 81
Merrill Ames, Labor,
307 57
G. H. Bisbee, Labor,
3 00
John Breckenridge, Labor,
7
Ellis Clark, Labor,
$3 00
L. C. Wales, Teamster,
8 00
John Black, Labor,
5 00
Geo. Rhood, Labor,
91 00
F. Payne, Teamster,
3 00
F. Loomer, Labor,
14 50
H. Lawton, Labor,
88 00
Chas. Cross, Labor,
1 00
A. Cross, Labor,
1 00
William Harris, Labor,
4 00
Harold Smart, Teamster,
5 00
E. Welch, Labor,
14 25
Victor Angeleus, Teamster,
9 00
A. E. Everett, Teamster,
10 00
C. K. Merritt, Teamster,
10 00
C. W. Merritt, Labor,
114 50
Edwin Breckenridge,
1 00
State H. W. Men, Repair,
3 83
H. W. Warner, Teamster,
3 00
Town of Williamsburg, Trucks, 1 and 2,
1,318 63
Town of Williamsbury, Tractor,
555 00
H. E. Bradford,
3 00
Total,
$7,862 17
Expended for Materials :
H. Hinds, Gravel,
$42 70
L. C. Wales, Gravel,
14 00
G. A. Thresher, Gravel,
1 20
J. Edwin Graves, Gravel,
17 70
John S. Lane & Sons, } Gravel, stone,
2 63
Thomas Meekins, Gravel,
2 00
M. Waller, Gravel,
3 00
Town of Williamsburg, Gravel,
24 10
H. W. Warner, Gravel,
71 40
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H. S. Packard, supplies,
$20 22
C. R. Dodge & Co., scraper blade, 6 60
Russell Mfg. Co., Castings and Road Drag, 36 05
S. Edwards, Gravel, 1 00
New England Culvert Co., Culverts,
258 51
Berger Mfg. Co., Culverts,
84 68
Bisbee Bros., supplies,
7 95
J. M. Howes, Dynamite caps and fuse, 19 00
R. Sylvester, Damages caused by blasting, 1 50
W. H. Riley & Co., Files, 14 70
A. J. Tilton, Gravel, 93 15
C. K. Merritt, Gravel,
10 60
Papermakers' Chemical Co., "Salvoy",
80 45
Mace Moulton, Jr.,
487 75
C. R. Damon, Gravel,
10 90
P. H. McAvoy,, Blacksmith,
26 55
Total,
$1,338 14
Total Expended,
$9,200 31
Unexpended,
$17 69
EXPENDITURES ON ROADS CHAPTER 81
1 Haydenville Road or Mountain
St., $1,982 58
2 Chesterfield Road,
1,291 18
3 Ashfield Road,
724 39
4 Conway, Road,
111 24
5 Shumway-Pillinger Road,
14 92
6 Depot Road,
672 25
7 Nash Street,
217 24
8 John Lee Road,
4 41
9 Valley View Road,
44 49
10 Mill Street,
27 70
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11 Cemetery Hill Road,
$220 96
12 Cemetery Hill Branch,
0 00
13 Old Goshen Road,
322 01
14 Brier Hill Road,
110 66
15 Petticoat Hill,
97 77
16 Dolan Road,
63 59
17 Unquomonk Road,
144 20
18 South Street,
456 10
19 Hyde Hill,
272 25
20 Hyde Hill Branch,
0 00
21 Gear Hill Road,
51 47
22 Bullard Road,
78 53
23
Adams Road,
475 76
24
N. Farms Road,
257 14
25 Hatfield Road,
68 66
26
Kingsley Ave.,
131 31
27
South Main St.,
274 46
28 Hemenway Road,
248 91
29 Nichols Road,
0 00
30 O'Neil Road,
44 05
31
Main Road,
0 00 °
32
Edwards Road,
17 06
33 Navoke Street,
17 91
34 Pine Street,
54 49
35 Myrtle Street,
48 57
36 Oak Street,
0 00
37 Fairfield Ave.,
46 12
38 Main Street-Williamsburg,
173 07
General Work,
2 25
Culverts,
343 19
Machinery and Tools,
89 42
Total,
$9,200 31
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WINTER HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Appropriation, $1,950 00
Rec'd from Peck Bros., Repairs to Bridges, 32 70
8 00
Rec'd for Rent of Truck from Individuals, Tractor earned,
555 00
Trucks earned, 1,318 63
Total,
$3,864 33
Expended for :
Graves Garage, Labor with snow
plow, $386 60
Graves Garage, Repair labor and parts, 388 24
Williamsburg Garage, gas and oil for Trucks and Tractor, Repairs, 527 56
Williamsburg Garage, Town Truck Pres. B., 31 38
H. F. Davis Tractor Co., Parts and Repairs, 491 30
R. G. Bradford, Labor with Snow plow, 148 10
Walter Kellogg, Labor, Snow, 8 00
Walter Kellogg, Bridge labor, 1 25
H. H. Nichols, Labor, Snowplow,
82 03
H. H. Nichols, Labor Highway,
9 77
A. Nichols, Labor, Snowplow,
71 30
M. Bickford, Labor, Snowplow,
17 60
A. G. Cone, Labor, Snow, 14 49
A. G. Cone, Labor car to Holyoke for Parts, 9 38
John Johndrow, Labor, Snowplow, 8 85
Wilfred Johndrow, Labor, Snowplow, 7 35
E. P. Hemenway, Labor, Snow,
5 00
Thomas P. Dolan, Labor with team,
44 00
C. L. Sanderson, Labor Bridge, 4 00
John Paul, Labor, 7 00
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John Breckenridge, Labor, Snowplow, $14 40 B. L. Dobbs, Labor, Snow, 6 65
F. Warcho, Labor Snow, 1 50
Merrill Ames, Labor, Snow, 4 50
A. L. Gardner, Labor, Snow, 5 00
Chas. Wade, Labor, Snow,
4 50
Lyle Wales, Labor, Snow,
9 00
Lyle Wales, Teaw Work on H. W.,
6 00
Wesley Clark, Snow removal,
4 50
John Black, Labor,
5 50
Ben Miller, Labor,
3 50
G. V. Warner, Labor, Snow,
5 75
H. W. Warner, Labor, Snow,
4 50
H. W. Warner, Road signs, sleepers for for bridges and labor, 24 90
H. W. Warner, Use of car and expense on H. W. Work, 15 00
G. M. Bradford, supplies and Labor on Bridges, Use of Car, 226 45
Geo. LaCain, Labor on Bridges, 33 25
Chas. Goulett, Labor on Bridges, 25 75
Graves Bros., 4123 Chestnut Plank, 164 92
Chas. A. Strong, Labor on Tractor, 19 33
H. D. Sylvester, Labor on Bridges, 24 00
Geo. Rood, Labor on Bridges, 18 50
Homer Bradford, Labor on Bridges, Use of team, 34 75
Geo. Thresher, Labor, Snow, 7 50
Geo. Thresher, Materials for Bridges, 39 00
Haydenville Co., Gas for Tractor, 2 16
Frank Bisbee, Material for Bridge,
1 00
Chas. Codding, Labor on Bridges, 2 50
John Graham, Use of Truck, 2 50
Elwin Miner, Bridgework, 1 25
P. H. McAvoy, Repairs to Snowlpow, 4 00
A. J. Polmatier & Sons, 3 28
Edward Graves, Material and Labor, 6 00
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H. E. Belden, Timer for Truck, $3 00
W. A. Lee, Labor, 2 00
H. S. Packard, Supplies, 13 14
F. E. Sanderson, Chestnut plank, Sam Cowing, Labor Bridges,
73 60
2 00
H. Vanslyke, Labor Bridges,
1 00
Cecil Loomis, Drawing Plank, 1 50
Philip Burdeau, Labor, 4 25
F. A. Shumway, Labor and Material, 2 50
Rubber Store, Bal. on acct., 1 25
Orange Hill, Labor, 2 50
C. R. Dodge & Co., Road Material,
25 08
Wm. Chadwick, Labor, 8 00
C. H. Church, Labor,
3 50
T. F. Lenihan, Oil for Trucks and Tractor, 96 85
T. F. Lenihan, Labor, Snow, 8 50
T. F. Lenihan, Labor Highway, 32 00
Total Expended,
$3,275 21
Unexpended,
$589 12
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation,
$300 00
Received from State,
54 50
Total,
$354 50
Expended :
Mill River Electric Light Co., Prec. A and Prec. B. Engine Houses, $18 00
Taylor & Mellon, Lumber Prec. B., 8 80
T. P. Larkin, supplies, Prec. B., 1 94
Williamsburg Garage, Storage and Parts for Truck, 14 25
James McAllister, Labor on Truck Prec. B., 8 00
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E. J. Larkin, snow removal, Prec. B.,
$4 25
W. J. Sheehan & Co., Materials, 1 20
Precinct B. 20 men and services at two fires, 112 00
P. H. McAvoy, Pole for wagon,
13 00
American Fire Equip. Co., Soda and Acid, 15 89
H. J. Purseglove. supplies for Fire Dept., 17 48
Williamsburg Garage, Storage and Re- pairs on Truck Prec. A., 53 53
Chas. A. Tilley, Labor on Fire Truck, 2 50
H. J. Purseglove, supplies, 8 48
H. S. Packard, Bal on acct.,
4 85
Wells G. Bisbee, 20 men service at fire, 15 83
Total,
$300 00
Unexpended, $54 50
COUPON ACCOUNT
Hampshire County Trust,
$500 00
Collected thru First Nat'l Bank,
280 00
Total,
$780 00
TOWN CEMETERY
Appropriation,
$25 00
W. A. Lee, Caretaker,
$25 00
STREET LIGHTS
Appropriation, $2,000 00
Mill River Electric Light Co,
Current,
$1,950 00
Northampton Electric Light Co., Bulbs, 76 20
Total,
Overdrawn,
$2,026 20 $26 20
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COUNTY TAX
Kirk H. Stone, County Treasurer, $5,698 28
ELECTA WAITE TRUST FUND
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1st. 1927,
$9 24
Income for 1927, 79 78
Total,
$89 02
Eight Beneficiaries,
$85 00
Bank Service,
50
Total,
$85 50
Unexpended balance,
$3 52
ALBERT S. HILLS TRUST FUND
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1st, 1927,
$348 30
Ck. Returned Beneficiary died, 10 00
Income for 1927,
195 62
Total,
$553 92
26 Beneficiaries, $264 50
Unexpended balance,
$289 42
SINKING FUND COMMISSION
Sinking Fund Commissioners,
$1,000 00
PERPETUAL CARE FUND
Mt. Street Cemetery Association Act. No. 9606, $11 34
Williamsburg Cemetery Association Act. No. 9605, 28 89
Total, $40 32
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DISTRICT COURT FEES
Lockup fees, Jan. 1, 1925 to Jan. 1, 1927,
City of Northampton,
$4 50
Michael J. Ryan,
32 10
Charles A. Powers,
4 80
John H. Noble,
2 30
Henry J. Sargent,
2 30
Total,
$46 00
LYMAN WAITE TRUST FUND
Income for 1927,
$41 51
One Beneficiary,
$10 00
Unexpended balance,
$31 51
STATE AID
Received from State,
$216 00
Expended, $216 00
DISTRICT NURSE
Appropriation,
$500 00
Mrs. F. Plouride Popp, $41 00
Mrs. T. F. Linehan,
295 00
Miss Catherine Long,
164 00
Total Expended,
$500 00
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM PREC. B
Appropriation,
$400 00
Expended,
$378 10
Unexpended balance,
$21 90
TOWN CLOCK ACCOUNT
$100 00
Appropriation, Expended, $60 00 Unexpended balance, $40 00
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MOTH ACCOUNT
$300 00
Appropriation,
Walter A. Lee, Labor,
$72 50
Newton K. Lincoln, Labor, 72 50
Howard Pomeroy, Labor,
72 50
B. L. Dobbs, Labor,
32 00
Fitzhenry Guptial Co., supplies,
1 68
Total, $251 18
Unexpended balance, $48 82
COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
Appropriation, $150 00
Warren M. King, Treasurer, $150 00
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation, $60 00
Adelbert Bailey, $60 00
LIBRARY PRECINCT B.
Appropriation, $400 00
Labor, Supplies, Insurance, Books, $350 13
Unexpended balance,
$49 87
LAND DAMAGE
Appropriation, $1,740 00
County Commissioners,
$1,740 00
LOAN ACCOUNT
Haydenville Savings Bank, Note No. 31, $25,000 00 Hampshire County Trust, Note No 23, 800 00 First Nat'l Bank, Northampton, Note No. 53, 1,000 00
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Old Colony Trust, Notes No. 35 and 36, 15,000 00
Haydenville, Savings Bank, Note No. 39, Total,
3,000 00
$44,800 00
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Appropriation,
$2,700 00
State Treasurer on Water Bonds, $800 00
First Nat'l Bank Northampton, Note No. 53 125 00
Haydenville Savings Bank,
625 00
Hampshire County Trust,
1,198 70
Hampshire County Trust,
120 00
First Nat'l Bank, Northampton,
125 00
Haydenville Savings Bank,
25 00
Total expended,
$3,108 70
Overdrawn,
$318 70
INSURANCE ACCOUNT
FIRE, OTHER INSURANCE BONDS OF TOWN OFFICERS
Appropriation,
$350 00
Rebate on Insurance,
4 40
Total,
$354 40
W.m. Purrington, Est.,
$84 66
W. G. Bisbee,
30 50
Franklin King, Jr.,
311 41
Total,
$426 57
Overdown, 2
$72 17
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MOTHERS' PENSION CHAPTER "763"
Appropriation,
$500 00
Allowence from State not yet received,
633 71
Total,
$1,133 71
Expended, $1,175 50
SOLDIERS' RELIEF ACCOUNT
Allowance from State not yet received, $150 00
Expended, drawn from Contingent Account, $200 00
CONTINGENT ACCOUNT
Appropriation, $3,000 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., $109 21
W. G. Bisbee, Expense act. Board of Reg. Records to State Repairing scales, 96 71
W. G. Bisbee, Salary and fare at fires, Prec. A., 75 77
W. G. Bisbee, Overage on Tax Col. Report, 13 02
P. B. Murphy, Dog Book, 2 40
H. S. Gere & Son, Dog Notice, 3 60
Chas. H. Chase, Description for assessors copy, transfers, 12 90
F. M. Crittenden, letter heads for as- sessors, 7 00
Hobbs & Warner, stationery for as-
sessors, 5 75
Davol Printing House, Supplies for as- sessors, 9 48
Auto Tax Service, Tax list for assessors, 5 00 Birth Returns, 7 25
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Burke & Burdeau, supplies for Town Hall, 10 72
Hampshire County Trust, 1926-1927 Rent, 10 00
C. H. Wheeler, M. D., Toxin, Anti-Toxin, 25 00
J. G. Hayes, M. D., Toxin, Anti-Toxin, Ins. School, 45 00
Fred Vining, Inspector of Slaughter- ing, 118 00
A. G. Cone, Court Cases, Board of
Health, Postage and Stationery, 28 55
John Breckenridge, Inspector of Animals, 46 00
Gazette Printing, Town Reports and Ballots, 137 00
G. V. Warner,supplies and services as Janitor of Town Hall, 68 79
Herald Job Print, Index cards for Board of Health, 5 00
O. W. Hill, Use of Dumping place, 5 00
A. E. Watson, Expense account, 11 56
A. E. Watson, Stamps, paper, etc., 55 94
J. W. Heffernan, ledger, 2 35
J. H. Graham, Coal for Town Hall, 8 25
Sidney Packard, Wood for Town Hall, 6 00
Williamsburg Garage, Labor on scales, 1 50
C. H. Wheeler, M. D., Board of Health, Soker case, 43 00
B. L. Dobbs, Services as Sealer, 21 00
Northampton E. L. Co., Removing Tree, 31 60 Bridgeman & Lyman, Ledger, folders, supplies for Slectmen, 4 40
Cecil T. Bagnell, Order books for Select- men, 5 89
Hobbs & Warren, 200 blanks for Select- men, 3 14
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Frederic W. Cook, General Laws for Selectmen, 28 00
H. W. Warner, Stamps and supplies, 9 00
Herald Job Print, letter heads and Envelopes, 9 00
Director of Accounts, 8 00
Dept. Corp. and Taxation, Certification of Notes, 4 00
Comm. of Public Safety
Application and License Blanks, $1 25
F. L. Bisbee, Work on scales, 4 00
Wesley Clark, Work on scales, 1 50
W. J. Sheehan & Co., Supplies, 6 24
12 00
Seiton Can Co., 3 gal. Test Measure, W. & L. E. Gurley, Supplies, sealer
Weights and Measures, 16 36
T. F. Lenihan, sealer weights and measures, 48 50
T. F. Lenihan, sanding walks, Traffic Duty, and Telephone Calls, 7 60
H. W. Warner, administration expense, 5 40
Burton Dodds, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
Stephen Burke, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
W. A. Lee, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
John E. Campbell, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
Josephine Sheehan, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
Mary Cogan, Ballot Clerk,
4 00
Martha S. Bisbee, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
Clara La Valley, Ballot Clerk, 4 00
Hay Co., Cement and sand, 1 50
Gleason Bros., load of sand, 2 50
Bisbee Bros., Cement, 5 25
Lane Construction Co., Repairs on Wall
Eng. House Prec. B., 37 22
Foster-Farrar, Pliers, 60
C. M. Petterson, Painting Dummy Signs, 3 00 Bridgeman & Lyman, Record Book, 1 50
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21
Earl Polmatier, Use of Tap and Die, 5 00
H. E. Sanderson, Labor at Fire Dept., 20 00
A. J. Tilton, Registrar, 15 00
Michael J. Riley, Registrar, 15 00
Stephen Burke, Registrar and Special Police, 22 00
Murtie O'Brien, Special Police, 10 00
B. L. Dobbs, Special Police, 2 50
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shumway, settle- ment in accident case, 525 00
Stevens & Andre, Legal advice and ser- vices in Shumway case, 136 00
Stevens & Andre, Legal advice in 1927, 5 00
John Noble, Telephone for 1927, Dog Tax Coll., Traffic Duty, 38 46
L. H. Cranson, Deputy Fish and Game Warden, 50 00
Frank O'Brien, Fish and Game Warden, 50 00
N. K. Lincoln, Milk Inspector, 15 00
N. K. Lincoln, Tree Warden, 11 25
F. E. Sanderson, Phone for 1927, 15 96
A. W. Madlin, Repairs to sidewalk, 27 00
Puro Sanitary Drinking Fountain Co., Repairs to fountain, 16 50
T. P. Larkin, Repairs to sidewalk,
3 00
Eugene Davis, Surveyor, 6 75
F. H. Meisse, Tuning and Repairing Piano at Town Hall, 6 00
Keefe's Garage, Welding scales,
10 00
Charles Goulett,, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 3 50
Earl H. Lawton, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 10 75
G. M. Bradford, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 18 50
H. H. Nichols, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 9 60
22
Chas. Cross, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 4 00 O. W. Hill, Cleaning back of Town Hall, 8 00 Hobbs & Warren, Cash book, warrants
for Tax Collector, 10 43
F. M. Crittenden, Tax bills and Report slips, 17 00
C. P. Rustemeyer, Envelopes and stamps, 5 76 Hobbs & Warren, 200 Blanks, P. W., 4 86 H. W. Warner, Telephone for 1926, 18 00 Total Expended, $2,396 70
Unexpended Balance, $603 30
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Appropriation,
$1,500 00
Check refund, 4 00
Received from Individuals,
8 27
Received from other Towns,
78 00
Total,
$1,590 27
Expended,
1,211 88
Unexpended,
$378 39
SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS
Appropriation,
$1,720 00
R. P. Buck, Auditor 1926, $15 00
W. G. Loomis, Auditor 1926, 15 00
W. E. Kellogg, Assessor 1927, 85 00
Roswell S. Jorgenson, Assessor 1927, 100 00
Raymond Warner, Assessor 1927,
85 00
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Carl P. Rustemeyer, Tax Collector 1927, 300 00
23
Harry W. Warner, Selectman, 150 00
G. M. Bradford, Selectman, 100 00
C. R. Damon, Moderator, 10 00
Wells G. Bisbee, Town Clerk,
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