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Stuart N. Paull
Joseph Rapoza
Doris Raymond
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ANNUAL REPORT
Antone DeMoura John Q. Dillingham, Jr. Harold Dimsey Annie Eaton
Armand Morel (2) John Moskal Maurice Nadeau Gladys Oakes (2) Calvin C. Overlock (2) Jessie Overlock
Manuel Faria Joseph Fernandes Ernest R. Flint
Herbert Flint
Grace Packard Stuart N. Paull
Gabriel Fontes
Raymond Peloquin
Lillie F. French
Charles Peterson
John Frizado (2)
Josephine A. Gilmore
Clarence Pittsley Nelson Pittsley
Henry Goff John C. Goodwin
Wojciech Pysz (2)
Joseph Grace
Allen Raymond
Anthony Gracia
Raymond Reagan
Gerald E. Guertin
Fred A. Reed
Marie Hakajarvi
Mary E. Reed
L. Lewis Hall
Sadie Reed
Donald F. Harrison
Elmer Reiser
Allen A. Haskell
Louis P. Remy
Edward F. Hathaway
William Rogers
Marcus D. Houtzager
Barney Roman
Robert Howard Robert H. Hunter
Richard M. Rose Lendell Rudolph
Emma Jackson (4)
Dorothy Rylands Albert Senechal
Edwin Jones, Jr. (2)
Frank Silva
Joseph Kaye Bertha Kelsey Emil Kleiner
Claire A. Smith Edward F. Stone
Paul E. LeCornec
Laurence B. Swift, Jr.
Wilfred Lefaivre
Warren Sylvester
Mary E. Longton
Alfred C. Sylvia
Werner R. Lorenz
Allen Talbot Alfred T. Townley, Jr.
Clifford MacQueen Edwin Makepeace Joseph Marshall Joseph H. Marshall Robert Marshall John McCrohan Norman McDonald Gladys Miller (2)
Gregg Travers Cynthia Trites Stanley Trond Clara Victurine
Joseph Viera (2)
Walter Ward
Forrest Washburn
Frank Rose
Ralph E. Hyde
Peter Slivinski
Margaret Jackson
Albert O. Ratcliffe
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Edgar Waterson Fred White Arlene Whittaker (2) George L. Wilson
Jeanne A. Wood Martin Zrebiec Walter Zrebiec (2) Robert Flint
For 29 Females
Louise Andrews Herbert M. Ashley
Joseph Marshall
Joseph H. Marshall
Jean Carroll
Joseph H. Marshall, Jr.
Norman M. Colpitts
Robert H. McCarthy
Frances Compton
John Moskal
George F. Cummings
Gladys Oakes
Norman O. Dagenais
Calvin Overlock
Melvin DeCosta
Elmer Perry
Alfred DeMoura
Gilbert Rapoza
Herbert Flint
Frank Rose
Warren Holmes
William Shepard
Ida Howland
Garland Templeton
Beatrice Jack (2)
Walter Ward
Florence M. Macomber
Harold Westgate
For 1 Transfer License Mary Cambra
For 16 4-dog Kennel Licenses
William L. Adams
Sybil P. Jones
Manuel R. Barboza
Clinton Macomber
Cora N. Barton
Samuel Milko
Jacob O. Barton
Cornelia Peirce
Charles W. Browning
Antone Rose
Russell Crimlisk
Harold E. Rose
Belle S. Doane
Anthony Sylvia
Manuel Fernandes
Felix Thornton
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TOWN CLERK'S CASH 1949
1. Dog Licenses
35 Sprayed Females at 2.00 Less fees retained
$ 70.00 7.00
$ 63.00
158 Males, less 1 Military, Free 157 at $2.00
$ 314.00
Less fees retained
31.40
282.60
29 Females at 5.00
$ 145.00
Less fees retained
5.80
139.20
16 4-dog kennel licenses at $10.00 Less fees retained
3.20
156.80
1 Transfer license at 25c Less fee retained
$
.25
.25
Total 1949 receipts, dog licenses Payments to Treasurer, 1949
$ 641.60
$ 641.60
2. Sporting Licenses
Series 1 Fishing
51 at $2.00
$ 102.00
Series 2 Hunting
132 at $2.00
264.00
Series 3 Sporting
78 at $3.25
253.50
Series 4 Fishing
15 at $1.25
18.75
Series 5 Trapping
2 at $2.25
4.50
Series 6 Trapping
8 at $5.25
42.00
Series 9 Fishing
1 at $5.25
5.25
Series 12 Duplicate
3 at $ .50
1.50
Series 15 Sporting
4
Free
Series 16 Sporting
1
Free
295 $ 691.50
Payments to Division of Fisheries and
Game
$ 619.75
Fees retained
71.75
$ 691.50
3. Miscellaneous
Gasoline
$ 8.00
Oleomargarine
.50
$ 8.50
Payments to Treasurer
$ 8.50
$ 160.00
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TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT Taxes 1946 PERSONAL
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949 $ 279.96
Collected and paid Treasurer
$
161.76
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
118.20 $ 279.96
REAL ESTATE
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 226.74
Collected and paid Treasurer
$
216.87
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
9.87 $
226.74
Taxes, Excises, and Assessments 1947 POLL
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 2.00
Collected and paid Treasurer $
2.00
PERSONAL
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 496.98
Collected and paid Treasurer
$
229.60
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
267.38
-$ 496.98
REAL ESTATE
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 4,218.06
Refunded in 1949
8.48
4,226.54 $
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 3,945.12
Tax Titles
70.62
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
210.80
-$
4,226.54
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 97.86
Collected and paid Treasurer
$
35.43
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
62.43
-$
97.86
MOTH ASSESSMENTS
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$
11.00
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 11.00
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Taxes, Excises, and Assessments 1948 POLL
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 170.00
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 28.41
Abatements Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
58.00
83.59 $ 170.00
PERSONAL
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 1,449.14
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 869.88
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
579.26
$ 1,449.14
REAL ESTATE
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$35,239.02
Refunded in 1949
88.00
$ 35,327.02
Collected and paid Treasurer
$29,481.63
Abatements
908.38
Tax Titles
169.62
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
4,767.39
$ 35,327.02
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 542.29
Commitment in 1949
33.88
Refunds
18.09
$ 594.26
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 353.16
Abatements
14.14
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
226.96
-$
594.26
MOTH ASSESSMENTS
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 116.00
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 102.00
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
14.00
$
116.00
Taxes, Excises, and Assessments 1949 POLL
Commitment from Assessors
$ 826.00
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 608.98
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
217.02
$ 826.00
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PERSONAL
Commitment from Assessors $ 5,148.70
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 4,268.69
880.01
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
-$
5,148.70
REAL ESTATE
Commitment from Assessors
$37,161.52 91.10
Refunds
$ 37,252.62
Collected and paid Treasurer
$11,655.92
Abatements
1,082.18
Tax Titles
12.10
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
24,502.42
37,252.62
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Commitment from Assessors
$ 4,047.63
Refunds
33.15
$ 4,080.78
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 2,941.32
Abatements
43.05
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
1,096.41
-$
4,080.78
MOTH ASSESSMENTS
Commitment from Assessors
$ 102.00
Collected and paid Treasurer
$ 34.00
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
68.00
-$
102.00
Demands, Charges, and Fees
Personal Taxes 1946
$ 1.75
Real Estate Taxes 1946
1.75
Poll Taxes 1947
.35
Personal Taxes 1947
1.75
Real Estate Taxes 1947
28.17
Moth Assessments 1947
.35
Motor Vehicle Excise 1947
2.45
Paid Treasurer
-$
36.57
$
36.57
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Interest
Personal Taxes 1946
$ 10.60
Real Estate Taxes 1946
6.49
Poll Taxes 1947
.20
Personal Taxes 1947
20.36
Real Estate Taxes 1947
275.16
Moth Assessments 1947
.86
Motor Vehicle Excise 1947
3.40
Poll Taxes 1948
1.15
Personal Taxes 1948
9.76
Real Estate Taxes 1948
129.60
Moth Assessments 1948
.90
Motor Vehicle Excise 1948
8.72
Poll Taxes 1949
94
Personal Taxes 1949
1.79
Motor Vehicle Excise 1949
3.66
-$
473.59
Paid Treasurer
$
473.59
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1949
Cash received in 1949
$ 20,395.63
146,403.28
$166,798.91
Cash paid out in 1949
Cash on hand, Dec. 31, 1949
$162,755.20
4,043.71
$166,798.91
1949 Cash Receipts Classified
1. TAXES
Taxes 1949 from Collector:
Property:
Personal
Real Estate
$ 4,268.69 11,655.92
$ 15,924.61 $ 608.98
Poll
Taxes previous years from Collector: Property:
Personal
Real Estate
$ 1,261.24 33,643.62
Poll
Tax Title Redemptions:
Dean heirs
$ 32.55
Westgate
-$
43.88
Tax Titles sold:
Gegenheimer, to Gaffney
$ 173.92
Hart, to Doel
19.40
White, to Macomber
21.75
$
215.07
Tax Possessions Sold: Mann, to Harmon
$
189.44
Taxes from State:
Corporation
$ 5,404.67
Income
14,113.33
Reimbursement, Loss of Taxes
2.07
$ 19,520.07
$ 71,437.32
Total, Taxes
11.33
$ 34,904.86 $ 30.41
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2. LICENSES AND PERMITS
From Selectmen:
18 1-day beer permits, Beagle Club $ 36.00
1 pkg. store, 1949, Hampston, all- alcoholic 200.00
1 pkg. store, 1949, Blanchette, beer- wine 100.00
1 all-alcoholic common victualler, 1949, Kendzierski 350.00
-$ 686.00
3 milk pasteurization, Roman, Townley, Victurine $ 30.00
11 Sunday
11.00
1 gasoline, Hamilton
4.00
1 auctioneer, Dillingham
2.00
1 slaughterhouse, Babbitt
1.00
1 2d class auto dealer, Nadeau
5.00
1 3d class junk, Jones
5.00
From Chief of Police, 24 pistol permits
12.00
From Fire Chief, 11 fuel oil permits
5.50
From Town Clerk, 1 oleomargarine, 4 gasoline
8.50
Total, Licenses and Permits $ 770.00
3. FINES
Court fines, First District Court:
Cock fighting $ 365.00 65.00
Traffic, etc., violations
Total, Fines $
430.00
4. GRANTS AND GIFTS.
Grants from Federal Government: Aid to Dependent Chidren: Administration $ 25.01
Aid
1,338.03
Old Age Assistance: Administration Aid
501.61 13,885.18
$ 15,749.83
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Grants from State:
Department of Education
$ 6,041.00
Vocational Education 810.31
Union Supt. of Schools
196.73
Inspector of Animals
30.00
Chapter 81 Highways Meals Tax
2,182.12
750.13
$ 10,010.29
Grants from County: Dog Fund $ 478.83
Gifts from greyhound associations for traffic work
500.00
Total, Grants and Gifts $ 26,738.95
5. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
Moth Assessments, from tax collector $ 147.00
6. PRIVILEGES.
Motor Vehicle Excises, from tax collector $ 3,329.91
7. DEPARTMENTAL.
General Government:
From selectmen, reimbursements, ad- vertising hearings, recording deeds to tax possession sold $ 10.18
From treasurer, reimbursements, re-
cording deeds to tax titles sold 13.78
From tax collector, demands, charges and fees 36.57
From town clerk, sale of 5 voting lists 5.00 - $ 65.53
Protection of Persons and Property: Sealer's fees $ 10.12
County, reimbursement for boarding and killing dogs 67.00
Fire Dept., S. Arnold, use of fire truck 1.00
Fire Dept., Correia, reimbursement fire damage 50.00
-$ 128.12
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Health and Sanitation:
Slaughtering fees, Babbitt, part payment $ 100.00
Highways:
Chapter 90 maintenance 1949:
State
County
$ 999.99 999.99
Chapter 90 Construction, Padelford and Porter Streets:
6,885.56
State County
3,442.77
Chapter 90 painting bridge: State
285.00
County
285.00
Reimbursement, fence repairs: Columbia Casualty Co.
27.95
$ 12,926.26
Charities:
Reimbursement for Temporary Aid: Local Individuals $ 72.00
Reimbursements for Aid to Depend- ent Children:
State 718.74
Reimbursements for Old Age Assistance: City of Fall River
136.45
Town of Lakeville
156.27
Town of Raynham
122.92
City of Taunton
216.03
City of New Bedford State
10,426.44
$ 11,960.63
Veterans' Services:
State Commissioner, reimbursements $ 160.12
Schools: Dental Clinic
15.00
Library:
Rent, Memorial Hall
72.00
Total, Departmental receipts
$ 25,427.66
8. CEMETERIES. Interest drawn, perpetual care funds $ 102.13
-
111.78
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9. INTEREST.
On deferred taxes, from collector $ 456.05
On tax titles, from treasurer 6.55
On moth assessments, from collector 1.76
On motor vehicle excise, from collector 15.78
Total, Interest $ 480.14
10. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
Anticipation reimbursement loan: Middleborough Trust Company $ 13,500.00
11. AGENCY.
Proceeds of dog licenses from town clerk $ 641.60
12. TRUST.
Tailings, checks of previous years $ 16.09
Federal withholding taxes
2,414.98
Blue Cross deductions 25.00
County retirement deductions
224.11
Old Age Assistance recoveries
500.00 $
3,180.18
13. INVESTMENT.
Giles Leach Fund, income from securities $ 45.00
14. REFUNDS.
General Departments:
Collector, petty cash returned $ 50.00
Collector, overestimate, cost of stamped envelopes .44
Selectmen's Expense, overestimate,
cost of recording deed .25
Old Age Assistance, check not sent 64.30
Veterans' Services, checks returned 54.00
School Department, overcharge on bill
4.40
Total, Refunds $ 173.39
Recapitulation of 1949 Cash Receipts
1. Taxes
$ 71,437.32
2. Licenses and Permits 770.00 430.00
3. Fines
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4. Grants and Gifts
26,738.95
5. Special Assessments
147.00
6. Privileges
3,329.91
7. Departmental
25,427.66
8. Cemeteries
102.13
9. Interest
480.14
10. Municipal Indebtedness
13,500.00
11. Agency
641.60
12. Trust
3,180.18
13. Investment
45.00
14. Refunds
173.39
Total, 1949 Cash Receipts $146,403.28
1949 Cash Payments Listed by Appropriations and Accounts.
1. GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
Moderator's Salary: appropriation $20. Warren M. Ide $ 10.00
Norman McDonald
10.00
-$ 20.00
Finance Committee Expense: appro. $70.
Expense, travel, etc .:
Herbert Aspinwall
$9.43
Charles A. Cady
9.43
Edwin N. Carpenter
9.43
John Q. Dillingham, Jr.
9.43
Henry K. Goff
9.43
Warren L. Ide
9.43
Laurence B. Swift
9.43
-$ 66.01
Sullivan's Office Supply Co.
3.75
$ 69.76
Selectmen's Salaries: appro. $400.
Harold G. Ashley
$125.00
Albert Bindon
150.00
John P. Pilling
125.00 -$ 400.00
Selectmen's Expense; appro. $100; refund 25c; transfer by Finance Committee $10; total available to be spent,$110.25
Albert Bindon, postage
$ .42
1 trip to Boston
3.55
-$ 3.97
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Harold A. Goff, Register, recording deed 3.28
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms, licenses
5.68
Holmes Print, Shop, printing town
meeting warrants, envelopes 55.05
Mass. Selectmen's Ass'n., annual dues 15.00
John P. Pilling, 1 trip to Boston 5.50
Taunton Daily Gazette, adv. hearings
2.10
Linneus C. Whitaker, posting 6 town meeting warrants 18.00
-$
108.58
Auditor's Salary; appropriation $55. Warren M. Ide $
55.00
Auditor's Expense: appropriation $15.
Holmes Print Shop, notices
$ 2.75
Taunton Office Supply, rubber stamp
1.75
-$ 4.50
State audit
$
373.42
Treasurer's Salary; appropriation $500.
Francis F. G. Andrews $
500.00
Treasurer's Expense; appropriation $350.
Cecelia Costa, clerical 3 hrs. at .75 $ 2.25
Director of Accounts, certify town note 2.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms 6.51
Holmes Print Shop, notices, letterheads 5.50
Machinists' National Bank, checks
43.60
Mass. Coll. & Treas. Ass'n., annual dues
1.00
Mass., Commonwealth of, ledger sheets, check register 6.14
Mass. Envelope Co., envelopes
10.70
Gordon M. Owen, town counsel, legal services 7.50
Postmaster, Taunton, Mass., stamps
120.24
Sullivan's Office Supply Co., typewriter repairs, supplies 13.55
J. R. Tallman & Co., Inc., bond, insurance on scales at town hall 71.00
-$
289.99
Tax Title Expense; appro. $300; balance from 1948, $18.09; total available $318.09. Francis F. G. Andrews, paid for reg. mail $ 4.29
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Harold A. Goff, Register, recording
26.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms 2.69
Warren L. Ide, notarizing 1.00
Taunton Daily Gazette, adv. sales
7.88
Frederick L. Tripp, searching at registry, surveying; work on tax title lands 107.00
$
148.86
Collector's Salary; appropriation $500. Francis F. G. Andrews $ 500.00
Collector's Expense; appro. $325; refund to account, 44c; total available $325.44.
Francis F. G. Andrews, paid for reg. mail $ .45
R. Donald Andrews, clerical, 45 hrs. at 75c
33.75
Harold G. Ashley, police service, Myricks 3.75
Percy L. Baldwin, janitor service, Myricks 2.00
Barre Gazette, tax bills
33.60
C. L. Bates, Town Clerk, Wareham, death certificate .50
Cecelia Costa, clerical, 311/2 hrs. at 75c
23.63
Doris M. Cummings, clerical, 6 hrs. at 75c 4.50
Harold A. Goff, Register, recording tax takings 8.09
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms and books
10.77
Holmes Print Shop, letterheads 2.50
Warren L. Ide, notarizing tax takings
2.00
Mass. Coll. & Treas. Ass'n., dues
1.00
Mass. Envelope Co., envelopes
1.82
Gordon M. Owen, town counsel, legal services 7.50
Postmaster, Taunton, Mass., stamped envelopes
35.04
Sullivan's Office Supply Co., supplies, etc.
18.80
Laurence B. Swift, Jr., police service, Myricks 2.55
J. R. Tallman & Co., Inc., bond, insurance 83.00
Taunton Daily Gazette, adv. tax sales 17.85
Frederick L. Tripp, registry searching, tax sales 20.00
-$ 313.10
Collector's petty cash, for change $ 50.00
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Assessors' Salaries 1949; appro. $1,100. John Q. Dillingham $240.00
Anthony Sylvia
300.00
Norman E. Whittaker
500.00
- -$
1,040.00
Assessors' Expense; appropriation $250.
Ass'n. of Mass. Assessors, annual dues $ 6.00
Beatrice G. Buckley, making transfer cards 15.98
Davol Printing House, forms 2.75
John Q. Dillingham,
mileage 16 miles $ .80
expenses county meeting
2.50
-$ 3.30
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms and books
63.50
Holmes Print Shop, forms 7.50
Postmaster, Taunton, Mass., stamps
5.00
Sullivan's Office Supply Co., supplies
37.05
Anthony Sylvia,
mileage 130 miles $ 6.50
expenses to Boston
6.75
expenses county meeting
5.00
-$ 18.25
Norman E. Whittaker,
mileage 182 miles
$ 9.10
expenses to Boston
4.50
use of car 101/2 days
42.00
$ 55.60 -$ 214.93
Town Counsel; appropriation $100. Gordon M. Owen, services for selectmen and police $20.00
obtaining appointment of guar- dian, and decree for deed to
town, of release of minor's in-
terests in land, Aguas, Grin- nell Street 60.00
probate fees on Aguas minors 4.00
-
Town Clerk's Salary; appropriation $150.
$
84.00
Francis F. G. Andrews $ 150.00
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Town Clerk's Fees; appropriation $80. Francis F. G. Andrews, returns of vital statistics $ 62.00 17 oaths of office at 25c 4.25
-$ 66.25
Town Clerk's Expense; appropriation $50.
W. F. Costello, 1949 Mass. Laws $ 2.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms and supplies 7.37
Holmes Print Shop, letterheads
2.50
Mass. Envelope Co., envelopes
1.82
Mass. Town Clerk's Ass'n., dues
3.00
Gordon M. Owen, paid recording fees
15.50
Postmaster, Taunton, Mass., stamped envelopes
6.92
Sullivan's Office Supply Co., supplies 1.50
J. R. Tallman & Co., Inc., bond 5.00
-$ 45.61
Elections and Registrations; appro. $275. Election officers, town election: (12 hrs.)
E. Roy Colpitt $ 9.00
L. Clyde Cummings 9.00
Josephine E. Makepeace
9.00
Marion I. Needham
9.00
Blanche Smith
9.00
-$ 45.00
Anthony Sylvia, police service, town election, 13 hrs. $ 9.75
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., listing forms 9.54
Holmes Print Shop, ballots, town election 22.50 - 86.79
-$
Town Hall Expense; appropriation $250.
A. E. Briggs, 3 cds. hard wood 1 cd. pine slabs
$48.00 7.00
-$ 55.00 -
John Frizado, sawing wood
9.00
Edwin D. Jones, mowing common
20.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
66.30
Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant
16.04
Waldron Hardware Co., light bulbs .81
Lucy F. White, janitor, salary
75.00
-$ 242.15
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Town Hall Repairs; appro. $500; balance from 1948 $108.42; total avail. $608.42 Michael Burke, cleaning up yard after shingling $ 8.00
L. Clyde Cummings, repairs
541.05
Norman E. Whittaker, repairs
53.85 $ 602.90
2. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Department; appropriation $500.
Harold G. Ashley, Chief: 81 hrs. at $1
$81.00
17 hrs. at 85c
14.45
-$ 95.45
William A. Cox:
53 hrs. at 85c
$45.03
14 hrs. at 75c
10.50
$ 55.53
William B. Mitchell:
43 hrs. at 85c
$36.55
10 hrs. at 75c
7.50
$ 44.05
Eino H. Silvan:
1081/2 hrs. at 85c
$92.22
8 hrs. at 75c
6.00
$ 98.22
Laurence B. Swift, Jr .:
89 hrs. at 85c
$75.65
6 hrs. at 75c
4.50
-$ 80.15
Anthony Sylvia:
21 hrs. at 85c
$17.85
2 hrs. at 75c
1.50
-$ 19.35
Allen M. Talbot:
5 hrs. at 85c
$ 4.25
9 hrs. at 75c
6.75
$ 11.00
Linneus C. Whitaker:
12 hrs. at 85c
$10.20
4 hrs. at 75c
3.00
- -$ 13.20
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Hiram E. Young: 39 hrs. at 85c
15 hrs. at 75c
$33.15 11.25
-$ 44.40
$ 461.35
Commissioner of Public Safety, licenses $ .70
Holmes Print Shop, envelopes and letterheads 31.16
Taunton Police Dept., lockups, 6 prisoners
3.00
-$ 496.21
Police Department, traffic duty for dog tracks; gifts by greyhound associations $500.
Harold G. Ashley
$ 55.00
William A. Cox
55.00
William B. Mitchell
55.00
Eino H. Silvan
55.00
Laurence B. Swift, Jr.
60.00
Anthony Sylvia
55.00
Allen M. Talbot
55.00
Linneus C. Whitaker
55.00
Hiram E. Young
55.00
-$ 500.00
Fire Department; appropriation $1,500.
Albert Bindon, Chief:
911/2 hrs. at 85c
$77.79
3 hrs. posting warnings
2.55
-
$ 80.34
Deputies:
Albert W. J. Bindon, 4 hrs. $ 3.40
Willis G. Craw, 251/2 hrs. 21.69
Joseph O. Freeman, 461/2 hrs.
39.56
John M. Hathaway, 411/2 hrs.
35.29
Laurence B. Swift:
19 hrs. at 85c $16.58
631/2 hrs. at $1 63.50
$80.08 - $180.02
Labor at 75c per hr .:
Harold G. Ashley, 5 hrs. $ 3.75
Manuel R. Barboza, 4 hrs.
3.00
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William Bindon, 16 hrs.
12.00
Antone N. Costa, 11/2 hrs.
1.13
Anthony Costa, 11/2 hrs.
1.13
William A. Cox, 7 hrs.
5.25
Russell A. Crimlisk, 15 hrs.
11.25
Cassius Cummings, 2 hrs.
1.50
Manuel Cunha, 11/2 hrs.
1.13
Antone DeMoura, 11/2 hrs.
1.13
Frederick E. Dimsey, 31/2 hrs.
2.63
Harold M. Dimsey, Jr., 27 hrs.
20.26
Clarence F. Elderkin, 4 hrs.
3.00
Joseph Faria, 2 hrs.
1.50
Robert C. Flint, 2 hrs.
1.50
Francis E. Fournier, 3 hrs.
2.25
Jacob Gallawa, 2 hrs.
1.50
Charles Gilbert, 12 hrs.
9.00
Richard Gracia, 2 hrs.
1.50
Allen L. Hatch, 2 hrs.
1.50
James F. Hodson, 3 hrs.
2.25
Clifton H. Holmes, 22 hrs.
16.52
Douglas E. Ide, 7 hrs.
5.25
George E. Jones, 7 hrs.
5.25
Herbert G. Jones, 2 hrs.
1.50
Walter E. Jones, 8 hrs.
6.00
Paul E. LeCornec, 14 hrs.
10.50
Walter M. Longton, 15 hrs.
11.25
Edward O. Machado, 10 hrs.
7.50
Lester B. Makepeace, Jr., 17 hrs.
12.75
Robert B. Marshall, 2 hrs.
1.50
Joseph Martin, 12 hrs.
9.00
Manuel Martin, Jr., 12 hrs.
9.00
Scott McCallum, 5 hrs.
3.75
Philip A. McEnaney, 5 hrs.
3.75
Frank Moskal, 2 hrs.
1.50
John Moskal, Jr., 2 hrs.
1.50
Paul J. Moskal, 2 hrs.
1.50
Richard P. Miller, 17 hrs.
12.75
Calvin C. Overlock, 3 hrs.
2.25
Carl G. Overlock, 2 hrs.
1.50
Antone Rose, 15 hrs. 11.25
Francis A. Rose, 2 hrs.
1.50
Frank Rose, 2 hrs.
1.50
Harold E. Rose, 31/2 hrs.
2.63
John Rose, 2 hrs.
1.50
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Joseph D. Rose, 51/2 hrs. 4.13
Manuel Rose, 3 hrs. 2.25
Patrick H. Rose, 11/2 hrs.
1.13
Richard H. Senechal, 4 hrs.
3.00
Eino H. Silvan, 7 hrs.
5.25
Antone Silvia, Jr., 11/2 hrs.
1.13
Gilbert A. Souza, 10 hrs.
7.50
Laurence B. Swift, Jr .:
41 hrs at 75c
$30.78
3 hrs. at $1
3.00
33.78
Grafton Sylvester, 2 hrs.
1.50
Irving Sylvester, 11 hrs.
8.25
Maynard P. Sylvester, 2 hrs.
1.50
Alfred T. Townley 3d, 18 hrs.
13.51
D. Wallace Westgate, 27 hrs.
20.25
Linneus C. Whitaker, 2 hrs.
1.50
Walter S. Wonchoba, 2 hrs.
1.50
12 persons each received
1 hour's work at 75c 9.00
$346.24
Paid to Freetown firemen:
Joseph Borges
$ 2.25
William Borges
1.50
Roger Buffington
6.45
Francis B. Clark
1.75
C. Lynwood Copeland
6.45
Donald B. Copeland
1.75
Lynwood H. French
1.75
Robert Holdsworth
2.25
Roy H. Macomber
2.75
Frank R. McCreery
2.25
Carl Miller
2.25
George Mycock, Jr.
1.50
William Reed
3.00
Joseph Repoza
2.25
Clifford Terry
2.70
David L. Terry
6.45
7 persons received 75c each
5.25
-$ 52.55
$ 659.15
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Auto, truck and apparatus hire:
Harold G. Ashley
$ 2.00
Albert Bindon 39.00
William Bindon
2.00
John P. Pilling
1.00
Albert W. J. Bindon
2.00
Willis G. Craw
12.00
Joseph O. Freeman
24.00
Town of Freetown:
Pumper 1 hr.
$ 5.00
Truck 10 hrs. 50.00
55.00
John M. Hathaway
14.00
Joseph Martin
4.00
Harold E. Rose
1.00
Laurence B. Swift, Jr.
5.00
$ 161.00
New Equipment:
Charles H. Clougherty Co .:
1 Pacific marine pump
$155.00
Nozzles, etc. 53.80
Quaker Rubber Corp., hose
164.64 - -$373.44
Equipment, Maintenance and Repairs: Barboza's Filling Station, gas, oil $ 13.77
Berkley Common Garage -
Berkley General Store, bat- tery, gas, oil, anti-freeze 103.54
Berkley Garage, labor, storage, etc. 46.25
The Cedar Chest, floor boards
6.00
Harold M. Dimsey, Jr., labor
2.25
Overlocks' Garage, repairs, storage 56.80
The Pierce Hardware Co., parts
18.79
Silva's Gas Station, gas, oil 2.80
Laurence B. Swift, labor,
15 hrs. repairs 12.75
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Laurence B. Swift, Jr., labor, 5 hrs. repairs 3.75
Ye Olde Timer, gas
1.70
-
$268.40
Total, Fire Department
$
1,461.99
Sealer of Weights and Measures; appro. $75.
William B. Mitchell, salary, sealer $ 40.00
Charles E. Ellsworth, polishing weights 13.00
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies 5.97
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms, records 2.97
Ludwig Machine Works, steel stamp 3.00 -$ 64.94
Moth Department; appropriation $750. Alvin E. Briggs, Supt., 196 hrs. at $1 $196.00
Labor at 85c per hr. Russell A. Crimlisk
Edward E. Grace
$156.80 156.80 - -$313.60
Truck hire:
Alvin E. Briggs, 196 hrs. at $1
$196.00
Crosby's Garage, sprayer repairs 4.00
Silva's Gas Station:
87 gals. gas $20.02
5 gals kerosene
.80
5 gals. oil
7.10
-$ 27.92
Waldron's Hardware Co., supplies 10.57 $ 748.09
Tree Department; appropriation $500. Lewis W. Ashley, Warden: 126 hrs. at $1 $126.00
Linneus C. Whitaker, Warden:
7 hrs at 90c
$
6.30
16 hrs. at $1 16.00
-$ 22.30
Labor at 90c per hour: Herbert J. Flint, 19 hrs. $ 17.10 Robert C. Flint, 19 hrs. 17.10
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Stanley F. Hadro, 8 hrs. 7.20
Antone Rose, 116 hrs. 104.40
Manuel Rose, 32 hrs. 28.80
Eino H. Silvan, 4 hrs.
3.60
Joseph Slivinski, 8 hrs.
7.20
$185.40
$333.70
Truck and equipment hire: Lewis W. Ashley, truck, 76 hrs. $ 76.00
Russell A. Crimlisk, power saw, 18 hrs. at $3 54.00
Manuel Rose, truck,
32 hrs. 32.00
Eino H. Silvan,
tractor, 4 hrs. 4.00
$166.00
Total, Tree Department $ 499.70
Dog Officer Account; appro. 150; transfer from reserve fund by Finance Com. mittee, $35; total available to be spent, $185.
Anthony Sylvia:
Boarding 17 dogs 6 days each $ 76.50
Killing 19 dogs at $2 each 38.00
Pick up and disposing of one dog 2.00
Collecting dog licenses, 69 at 50c each
34.50
Time investigating complaints at 80c per hr. 20.60
Mileage, 206 miles at 5c
10.30
-$ 181.90
3. HEALTH AND SANITATION.
County Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment $ 1,777.47
Board of Health Expense; appropriation $1,700. Bristol County Tuberculosis Hospital, board and care, 2 patients $1,018.50 Lakeville State Sanatorium, board and care, 1 patient 204.00
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