Town annual report of Berkley 1958, Part 2

Author: Berkley (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1958
Publisher: The Davol Press
Number of Pages: 118


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Ring, John Roman, Barney


Leal, Manuel Lee, Stanley


"Plogger, Alberta Pysz, Wojciech (2)


Ratcliffe, Albert H.


*Hathaway, John M.


Oakes, Gladys


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Sylvia, Francis, Jr. Tatro, Charles Tavares, Joseph *Tokarz, Ignacy Townley, Alfred T., III Townley, Sadie


*Travis, Eva (2) ) Trefethen, John C. Trites, Cynthia


*Trond, Stanley Trzcinski, Blanche Tremblay, Jacques Vera, Joseph


Adams, William L. Adams, William, Jr. "Andrews, John F. Ashley, Herbert M. Aspinall, Marion Barrow, William Bettencourt, Gil A. Bristol, Lawrence Brown, Everett Browning, George Brunelle, Francis Butler, Mary Cambra, Mary


*Cummings, Carlton B. Cummings, Clyde Flint, Herbert Frizado, John Goode, George Goodwin, John Haggerty, John


Haggerty, John, Jr. Harvey, John R.


Victurine, Edward Vieira, Anthony Vital, Everett


Wallace, Irving F.


*Ward, Jeannette Washburn, Forrest


Waterfield, Stuart R.


White, Carrie G. White, Fred


*Whittaker, Arlene


*Williams, Lester


"Wilson, George Zrebiec, Walter


44 Females


Holmes, Warren Howard, C. Merton Hutchings, Herbert


Jackson, Emma Jones, Edwin D., Jr.


*Kostka, Frank Lorenz, Werner *Macker, Roger Macomber, Russell Marshall, Mark A. Medeiros, Louis (2) Mendes, Manuel Mignault, Clifford


Moore, Nelson Moquin, Theresa Nicolas, Edward Slivinski, Peter


*Stetson, Merle J. E. Templeton, Garland Westgate, John Zrebiec, Frances


55 Spayed Females


Adams, William, Jr. Anctil, Paul Avery, Vincent Babbitt, John *Babbitt, Milton A.


Bindon, William Bowley, Hudson Brightman, John Brown, Charles (2)


Bumpus, Ira S.


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Butler, George


Cabral, Alfred N.


Cambra, John


Oakes, Mary


Campbell, Harold D.


Oakes, Richard


Carroll, Jean T.


*Overlock, Calvin


Chester, Roger


Clegg, Damon


Clough, Horace


Comerford, Florence


Flint, Ernest


Freeman, Joseph O.


Goff, Henry


Grenier, Louis O.


Heywood, Fred, Jr.


Hogan, William & Thomas


"Howland, Ruth


Jackson, Emma


*Kostka, Frank


Laranjo, Gerry


Walton, Mrs. E. B.


Mackintosh, Bentley


Waterfield, Stuart R.


Wood, Bertha


15 Four-Dog Kennels


*Barton, Jacob O.


*Marshall, David Marshall, Robert B.


*Bosie, William


Carney, Frank Peirce, Arthur


DeMoranville, Leonard


Pittsley, Clarence


*Desautels, Armand Sabins, Cornelia


Fernandes, Manuel, Jr.


Frizado, Dennis


*Sylvia, Anthony *Ward, Jeannette


Jones, Sybil


* Licenses paid before April 1.


TOWN CLERK'S CASH


1. Dog Licenses


M. $234.05


Licenses issued:


Male, 204 at $2.00


$408.00


Female, 48 at $5.00


240.00


Spayed female, 55 at $2.00


110.00


*Perry, Arnold B. Pilling, Richard Poole, Gladys (2) Powers, John F.


*Ratcliffe, Albert *Reed, Fred A. *Remy, Louis P. Sylvia, Charles Travers, George


Trefethen, John C. Trenouth, Clarence Sandlin, Lester Wallace, Irving F.


Macomber, Florence


Makepeace, Wilmon


Oakes, George Oakes, Gladys


Cash balance January 1, 1958


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Kennel, 15 at $10.00


150.00


908.00


$1,142.05


Payments to treasurer


$1,061.55


Fees retained, 322 at 25c


80.50


$1,142.05


2. Sporting Licenses


1958 Licenses Issued:


Series 1 fishing


63 at $3.25


$204.75


Series 2 hunting


242 at 3.25


786.50


Series 3 sporting


36 at 5.25


189.00


Series 4 fishing


11 at 1.25


13.75


Series 4A fishing


6 at


2.25


13.50


Series 6 trapping


2 at 7.75


15.50


Series 9 fishing


4 at 7.75


31.00


Series 10 hunting


1 at 15.25


15.25


Series 12 duplicate


2 at


.50


1.00


Series 15 sporting


10 at


free


Totals 377


$1,270.25


Payments to Division of Fisheries and Game


$1,179.00


Fees retained, 365 at 25c


91.25


$1,270.25


3. Miscellaneous


Gasoline, etc., Registrations:


Berkley Common Garage


$2.00


St. Yves Motor Sales


2.00


Abraham J. Sarkes


2.00


Oleomargarine Registrations :


Kenneth H. Combs


.50


$6.50


Cash balance December 31, 1958


$6.50


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TOWN BUSINESS MEETINGS 1958 1. ANNUAL MEETING


Article


No.


Action Taken


1. Heard report of Finance Committee.


2. Accepted printed reports of town officials.


3. Authorized treasurer to borrow in anticipation of revenue.


4. Authorized selectmen to contract with county commis- sioners and state department of public works for highway construction and maintenance.


5. Set salaries of elected officials for current year and made them retroactive to January 1, 1958; Moderator $20.00; Selectmen, Chairman $150.00 and each other member $125.00; Auditor $55.00; Treasurer $600.00; Collector $800.00; Assessors, Chairman $900.00 and each other mem- ber $300.00; Town Clerk $200.00; Constables $1.10 per hour and a flat fee of $3.00 for posting warrants; Tree Warden $1.50 per hour; Highway Surveyor $1.50 per hour; Board of Public Welfare $125.00 for each member; School Committee, Chairman $60.00 and each other mem- ber $50.00; Library Trustees Chairman $20.00; Burial Ground Commissioners $1.10 per hour.


Appropriated from taxation:


Moderator's Salary $20.00


Selectmen's Salaries


400.00


Auditor's Salary 55.00


Treasurer's Salary


600.00


Collector's Salary


800.00


Assessors' Salaries


1,500.00


Town Clerk's Salary


200.00


Town Clerk's Fees


80.00


School Committee Salaries


160.00


6. Appropriated from taxation:


Finance Committee Expense


15.00


Industrial Development Commission Expense


25.00


Selectmen's Expense


150.00


Auditor's Expense


20.00


Treasurer's Expense


1,800.00


Collector's Expense


800.00


Assessors' Expense


300.00


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Town Clerk's Expense Planning Board Expense


100.00


70.00


7. Appropriated from taxation:


Town Counsel


100.00


Elections


400.00


Registrations


400.00


Town Hall Expense


200.00


Police Department


700.00


Fire Department


4,500.00


Tree Department


500.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


75.00


Dog Officer


200.00


Board of Health


1,000.00


8. Appropriated from taxation:


Dental Clinic 300.00


9. Appropriated from taxation: Moth Department 200.00 Dutch Elm Disease Control 508.67


10. Authorized the selectmen to appoint one of their members as Chief of Police and set his salary at $1.25 per hour, and also authorized them to appoint one of their members as a police officer and set his salary at $1.10 per hour.


11. Appropriated from taxation:


Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance 3,075.00


Appropriated from available funds:


Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance 11,275.00


12. Appropriated from taxation:


Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance 1,800.00


Appropriated from available funds:


Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance 3,600.00


13. Appropriated from taxation: Chapter 90 Bridge Repairs 800.00


Appropriated from available funds: Chapter 90 Bridge Repairs 1,600.00


Note: Appropriations from available funds under Articles 11, 12 and 13 are for the state and county shares of high- way expenditures and the receipts from the state and county are to be returned to surplus revenue, on their receipt.


14. Appropriated from taxation:


Bryant Street repairs and reconstruction 2,000.00


15. Appropriated from taxation: Bryant Street land damages 80.00


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16. Appropriated from receipts from the state under Chapter 718, Acts of 1956: Chapter 90 Highway Construction on North and South Main Streets 2,500.00


17. Appropriated from taxation:


Berkley-Dighton Bridge Expense 450.00


Road Machinery Account 275.00


Street Lights 126.00


18. Appropriated from taxation: Snow Removal, Sanding and Snow Fence 500.00


19. Appropriated from taxation: General Relief 3,000.00


Old Age Assistance


19,000.00


Aid to Dependent Children


10,000.00


Disability Assistance


2,500.00


1,800.00


Welfare Administration Veterans' Services


4,000.00


20. Appropriated from taxation: School Department 81,060.71


21. Appropriated from taxation: Public Library 1,084.71


Appropriated from dog fund: Public Library 415.29


22. Appropriated from taxation:


Care of Berkley Common


75.00


Town Reports


598.50


Memorial Day


70.00


Care of Veterans' Graves


50.00


Myricks Building Town Water


100.00


23. Appropriated from taxation: Workmen's Compensation Insurance 600.00


24. Appropriated from overlay surplus: Reserve Account 1,500.00


200.00


25. Appropriated from taxation: Cemetery 300.00


26. Appropriated from taxation: Interest on Loans 595.00


27. Authorized by a four-fifths vote the payment of certain bills of prior years. Appropriated from available funds: Unpaid Bills of Previous Years 308.66


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28. Appropriated from taxation: County Retirement Assessment 666.79


29. Appropriated from taxation: Honor Roll 25.00


30. Voted to transfer from surplus to reduce tax rate 10,000.00


31. Appropriated from taxation: 1956 deficit, Chap. 81 Highway Maint. 44.84


32. Authorized collector of taxes to engage special counsel.


2. SPECIAL MEETING, OCTOBER 20, 1958


1. Appropriated from taxation:


Veterans' Services $3,000.00


Welfare Administration 150.00


Old Age Assistance 500.00


2. Authorized by a nine-tenths vote the payment


of certain bills of prior years. Appropriated from available funds: Unpaid Bills of Previous Years 52.07


3. Appropriated from taxation: Tree Department 300.00


Elections during the year were: the annual town election, the state primaries, and the state election. In addition, a spe- cial election was ordered by the selectmen to fill the vacancy in the office of Highway Surveyor because of the failure to elect at the regular town election, the result at that election having been a tie vote between two candidates.


My special thanks are due the Librarian for assistance in posting notices, etc., during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS,


Town Clerk


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TREASURER'S REPORT


Cash on hand January 1, 1958


$60,073.96 274,822.82


Cash received in 1958


$334,896.78


Cash paid out in 1958 276,897.17


Cash on hand December 31, 1958 57,999.61


-$334,896.78


Classified Cash Receipts


1. TAXES


1958 Taxes from Collector:


Poll


Personal


$754.00 10,183.14 62,794.49


Real Estate


$73,731.63


1958 Loss of Taxes from State


Taxes, previous years, from Collector


Poll


$8.00 672.81


Real Estate


16,148.92


$16,829.73


Tax Titles Redeemed


602.18


Taxes from State:


Corporation Tax


$4,379.44


Income Tax


2,325.00


$6,704.44


Total Taxes $98,389.34


2. EXCISE TAXES


Farm Animal Excise Tax $186.44


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 19,682.21


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise (Court Judgment ) 161.52


Total $20,030.17


3. LICENSES AND PERMITS


From Selectmen: Liquor All Alcoholic, Common Victualler: Golden Pheasant $500.00


521.36


Personal


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All Alcoholic, Package Store:


Barboza Package Store $200.00


Berkley Package Store 200.00


400.00


Beer and Wine Package Store:


Berkley General Store 150.00


15 One-Day Beer Permits


30.00


$1,080.00


Other Licenses from Selectmen:


1 Milk Pasteurizations


$10.00


2 Auctioneers


4.00


5 Common Victualler


12.50


3 Junk Collector


6.00


1 Sunday Entertainment


5.20


7 Sunday Ice Cream


7.00


1 Explosive


1.00


1 Camp


.50


1 Hawker and Peddler, State


6.00


3 Auto Class 2-1958


75.00


3 Auto Class 2-1959


75.00


3 Auto Class 3-1958


150.00


2 Auto Class 3-1959


100.00


1 Gasoline Storage


4.00


1 Oyster Permit


200.00


Chief of Police, 10 Pistol Permits


20.00


Chief of Fire Dept., 30 Oil and L. P. Gas Permits


15.00


Total Licenses and Permits


$1,771.20


4. FINES


Court Fines and Costs


$110.00


5. GRANTS AND GIFTS


Grants from Federal Government:


Old Age Assistance: Administration


$937.10


Aid


11,354.72


Aid to Dependent Children: Administration


$542.38


Aid


7,320.42


Disability Assistance:


91.33


Administration


Aid


400.27


$20,646.22


$656.20


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Grants from State:


School Aid, Chapter 70, $14,426.01


Vocational Education(and Transportation 1,859.56


Transportation 11,988.38


Chapter 81 Highways


8,529.63


Chapter 718 Highways


2,500.00


Meals Tax


888.28


Division of Child Guardianship


39.00


Inspector of Animals


30.00


$40,260.86


Grants from County Dog Fund


415.29


Total Grants and Gifts 6. DEPARTMENTAL


General Government:


Selectmen:


Advertising Reimbursements $12.40


Tax Collector:


Charges and Fees


$170.30


Court Costs on MVE Judg. 20.50


190.80


Treasurer:


Fees for Tax Title Redemptions


9.00


Total $212.20


Protection of Persons and Property: Sealer's Fees


$35.40


Board and Kill Dogs, County


110.00


Total 145.40


Health and Sanitation:


Dental Clinic Collections


127.00


Tuberculosis Subsidy from State


100.00


Total 227.00


Highways:


Chapter 90 Maintenance:


State


$1,797.81


County


1,797.81


Chapter 90 Service Road


Plain-Padelford


10,904.26


Total


14,499.88


$40,676.15


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Road Machinery Funds: Sander, 16 hours School Department: Lunch Program: Milk Sales State Reimbursement


6.40


$624.95


669.00


1,293.95


Damage to Flag Pole Library:


10.00


Rent of Memorial Hall


6.00


Charities :


General Relief:


Reimbursements:


Bridgewater


$51.08


Springfield


275.90


Taunton


280.00


Total 606.98


Disability Assistance:


Reimbursements, State: Administration


47.50


Aid


1,473.44


Total 1,520.94


Aid to Dependent Children: Reimbursements, State: Aid 5,584.76


Old Age Assistance:


Reimbursement, State, Aid


$12,754.44


Reimbursement, Taunton, Aid


102.93


Total 12,857.37


Veterans' Services : Reimbursement from State


1,723.16


Total Departmental


$38,694.04


7.


CEMETERIES


Interest Withdrawn from Savings Accounts $249.80 Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Sale of Lots 30.00


Total Cemeteries $279.80


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8. INTEREST


On Deferred Taxes $752.39


On Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 145.10


On Farm Animal Excise 1.26


On Tax Titles Redemptions


129.24


Total Interest $1,027.99


9. AGENCY


Proceeds of Dog Licenses


$1,061.55


Deputy's Fees on Taxes Collected


2.00


Recording Costs of Redemptions


21.92


Total Agency $1,085.47


10. TRUST


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


$91.00


Income from Securities


Federal Withholding Taxes


6,859.38


County Retirement Deductions


460.61


Teachers' Retirement Deductions


1,516.53


Blue Cross-Blue Shield


90.60


Washington National Insurance Co.


160.20


From Greyhound Association for Police


Dept., Traffic Duty on Track Nights 530.00


Old Age Assistance Recoveries


1,004.95


Total Trust $10,713.27


11. INVESTMENT


Giles Leach Fund:


Income from Securities $73.00


Post-War Rehabilitation Fund:


Income from Securities


240.48


Total Investment $313.48


12. REFUNDS


Real Estate Taxes 1957 $2.35


Workmen's Compensation Insurance 59.01


Disability Assistance, Town 443.45


Old Age Assistance, Town


281.63


Old Age Assistance, Federal


124.05


Treasurer's Expense 2.00


Myricks Fire Station Construction


14.14


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School Department


139.66


Building at Myricks


14.40


Library


5.00


Total Refunds


$1,085.69


13. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS Tax Anticipation Loan $40,000.00


Recapitulation of Cash Receipts


1. Taxes


$98,389.34


2. Excise Taxes


20,030.17


3. Licenses and Permits 1,771.20


4. Fines


110.00


5. Grants and Gifts


61,322.37


6. Departmental


38,694.04


7. Cemeteries


279.80


8. Interest


1,027.99


9. Agency


1,085.47


10. Trusts


10,713.27


11. Investments


313.48


12. Refunds


1,085.69


13. Municipal Indebtedness


40,000.00


Total Cash Receipts


$274,822.82.


CASH PAYMENTS


1. GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator's Salary:


Richard A. Perry


$20.00


Finance Committee Expense:


Association of Town Finance Committees, dues Selectmen's Salaries:


10.00


Harold G. Ashley


$125.00


Martin E. Bergstrom


26.03


William V. Hogan


98.97


Eino H. Silvan


150.00


400.00


Selectmen's Expense:


Bristol County Selectmen's Ass'n., Dues


9.00


Massachusetts Selectmen's Ass'n., Dues


15.00


Lillian Hasting, typing warrants


3.75


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Eino Silvan, delivering Town Reports, stamps, telephone 5.66


Postmaster, stamped envelopes 24.80


Gordon Owen, legal fees and recording deeds 26.62


Hobbs & Warren, forms 9.33


Berkley General Store, light bulbs


.92


Taunton Daily Gazette, advertising


10.31


Holmes Print Shop, warrants


5.00


Sullivan's Office Supply, supplies 5.93


Constables Posting Town Meeting Warrants:


William Cox 3.00


Willis Craw 3.00


Charles Harrison


3.00


William Mitchell


3.00


Arnold Perry


3.00


131.32


Auditor's Salary:


Fred Heywood, Jr.


55.00


Auditor's Expense :


Postmaster, stamps


6.00


Known Prints, printing and envelopes


11.00


17.00


Treasurer's Salary :


Richard A. Perry


600.00


Treasurer's Expense:


Francis R. Perry, Clerk


$1,303.53


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


3.25


Commonwealth of Massachusetts, supplies 80.00


Sullivan's Office Supply, supplies and repairs 101.55


Postmaster, stamps and envelopes


163.30


Massachusetts Envelope Co., envelopes


26.45


Mass. Collector's and Treasurer's Ass'n., dues 2.00°


J. R. Talman & Co., bond


60.00


Director of Accounts, certification of notes 4.00


Robert A. Wilcox Co., check boxes


15.36


Richard A. Perry, postage .53


J. R. Talman Co., ins. on town hall scales 13.20


Total


1,773.97


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800.00


Tax Collector's Expense:


Francis Andrews, recording, postage and telephone $12.09


Sullivan's Office Supply Co., supplies and rentals


12.91


Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies


26.62


Taunton Office Supply Co., supplies


23.34


Postmaster, stamps and envelopes


164.00


Frederick B. Smith, tax bills


165.44


Benjamin Tracton, notorizing


1.50


Edward Cronin, notorizing


1.00


Clerical Help 42.90


Taunton Gazette, notice of tax takings


11.64


Orton V. Andrews, file


3.00


John Flynn, fees


4.00


Anthony Mastromarino, legal services


60.67


Anthony Mastromarino, insurance and bond 159.40


Machinists' National Bank, service charge


.25


Mass. Collector's and Treasurer's Ass'n., dues 2.00


Daniel F. McNearney, Insurance, deputy bond 5.00


Ted King, printing


20.00


Percy Baldwin, janitor services


14.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts, supplies 17.36


Total


747.12


Assessor's Salaries :


Raymond Cranmer


$84.15


Peter Slivinski


203.33


Anthony Sylvia


300.00


Norman Whittaker


900.00


Total


1,487.48


Assessor's Expense:


Postmaster, stamps


$20.00


Beatrice Buckley, notices


15.49


Holmes Print Shop, letterheads


17.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms


30.47


Tax Collector's Salary : Francis Andrews


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Sullivan's Office Supply, supplies 14.36


Association of Massachusetts Assessors


9.00


Norman Whittaker, use of car


82.00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


60.33


Total


248.65


Town Clerk's Salary:


Francis Andrews 200.00


Town Clerk's Fees: Francis Andrews


73.00


Town Clerk's Expense:


Massachusetts Town Clerk's Ass'n., dues


$7.50


City and Town Clerk's Ass'n., dues 2.00


Anthony Mastromarino, bond 6.00


Massachusetts Envelope Co., envelopes


4.11


Francis Andrews, postage and telephone


2.71


Taunton Office Supply, supplies


10.90


Ted King, printing


3.00


Postmaster, stamps


20.55


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


1.70


Sullivan's Office Supply, supplies


9.89


Total


68.36


Elections:


Sullivan's Office Supply, Inc., supplies


$7.20


The Monroe Company, chairs 18.48


Holmes Print Shop, printing


38.00


Francis Andrews, paid express


6.49


Payroll, election officers and workers


326.15


Total


396.32


Registrations:


Hobbs & Warren, Inc., supplies


$53.77


Holmes Print Shop, printing


59.00


Francis Andrews, postage


2.40


Merle Stetson, salary


100.00


Joseph Rose, salary


100.00


Marion Needham, salary


100.00


Total 415.17


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Planning Board Expense:


SEMECO, Southeastern Mass. Economic Conference, booth for Brockton Fair $20.00


Southeastern Mass. Regional Planning District, Assessment


51.36


Total


71.36


Town Hall Expense:


Berkley General Store, supplies


$2.37


Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant


34.14


Fred Flint, wood


44.00


Allen Raymond, repairs


13.25


Russell Combs, janitor


25.00


Total 118.76


Total General Government $7,633.51


2. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts, license books


$10.00


City of Taunton, lock-ups 5.00


Harold Ashley, Chief at $1.25 per hour


227.75


Police Officers, at $1.10 per hour


444.65


Police Officers, dog track duty at $5.00 night


530.00


Total Police Department $1,217.40


Fire Department:


Payrolls:


Garland Templeton, Fire Chief,


at $1.10 per hour $79.20


Call Firemen at $1.00 per hour


492.00


Helpers at $.65 per hour


11.70


Total Payrolls 582.90


Apparatus, Maintenance and Repair:


Berkley General Store, supplies $39.00


Flint Auto Wrecking Co., gas, oil


113.50


Berkley Common Garage, repairs


116.23


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Jim's Service Station, gas 22.78


Berkley Shell Service Station, gas and oil 4.44


Moore Industries, repairs 3.50


Taunton Auto Supply, supplies


1.23


J. J. Gregory & Son, supplies .82


Flint's Monument Works, sand blasting 50.00


Williams Lumber Co., plywood


21.44


Nathan Holmes, labor and material


67.55


McCabe Sand & Gravel Co., sand


6.60


Howe & Company, supplies


32.55


Eastern States Farmers Exchange, paint, etc.


78.97


Total


558.61


New Equipment:


Taunton Auto Supply, grease gun, battery $105.48


Howe & Company, light and adaptors 26.25


Farrar & Company, hose and nozzle 318.50


Richard Pomfret, hose and raincoats 417.00


F. J. Corsini, tools


16.45


Total


883.68


Fuel, Light and Telephone:


Macomber Bros., fuel oil $244.42


Pacific Oil Company, fuel oil


143.18


Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant


125.89


New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. 472.13


Total 985.62


Maintenance, Building and Grounds:


Berkley Door & Window Co., repair doors $6.00


Macomber Bros., back hoe, clean burner 19.00


Assonet Sand & Gravel Co., stone 9.50


Dean Street Builders Supply, pipe 5.28


Manny's Hardware Co., supplies 13.44


Pierce Hardware Company, supplies


13.87


Total 67.09


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Other Expenses:


Bristol County Ass'n. Firefighters, dues


$5.00


Postmaster, stamps 2.00


John W. Cain & Son, insurance


381.57


Total


388.57


Fire Department Total


$3,466.47


Moth Department:


Joseph O. Freeman, Supt.,


at $1.25 per hour


$70.00


Joseph O. Freeman, truck


56.00


Labor at $1.10 per hour


61.60


Berkley Common Garage, gas, oil, repairs


11.00


Total


$198.60


Dutch Elm:


Joseph O. Freeman, Supt.,


at $1.25 per hour


$190.00


Joseph O. Freeman, truck


152.00


Labor, at $1.10 per hour


166.10


Total


508.10


Tree Department:


Stanley Hadro, Supt., at $1.50 per hour


$63.00


Herbert Flint, Supt., at $1.50 per hour


141.00


Labor, at $1.25 per hour


235.00


Hadrose Builders, truck


124.00


Herbert Flint, truck


76.00


James Barrow, truck


7.00


Manuel Fernandes, Jr., truck and winch


40.00


Fred Flint, truck and winch


32.00


John Frizado, power saw


72.00


Wilfred Briggs, power saw


63.00


Fred Flint, power saw


141.00


Joseph Borges, power saw


72.00


Lewis Ashley, power saw


18.00


Leo Carron, power saw


15.00


Total Tree Dept. 1,099.00


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Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Hobbs & Warren, Inc., supplies


12.40


William B. Mitchell, salary


60.00


Total


72.40


Dog Officer:


Anthony Sylvia, boarding and killing dogs 96.00


Anthony Sylvia, collecting licenses 71.00


Anthony Sylvia, investigating complaints 15.20


Anthony Sylvia, mileage


17.80


Total 200.00


Total Protection of Persons and Property $6,761.97


3. HEALTH AND SANITATION


$2,138.24


County Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment Board of Health Expense:


State Reclamation Board, mosquito control $50.00


Herbert Aspinall, Animal Inspector 60.00


Anthony Sylvia, pick up dead dogs 12.00


Harold W. Ashley, rent Town Dump 40.00


B. & L. Excavating, grading dump 138.45


Hadrose Builders, grading dump 40.00


Hanson & Co., Inc., supplies 1.82


Herbert Flint, dump custodian 50.00


Morton Hospital, care of premature baby 384.50


Total 776.77


Dental Clinic:


Israel Helfand, D.D.S.


300.00


Total Health and Sanitation


$3,215.01


4. HIGHWAYS


Chapter 81, Highway Maintenance:


Supervision, Hadro-$370.50; Flint-$999.75 $1,370.25


Labor 2,943.12


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Equipment Hire Material


5,927.90 4,119.32


$14,360.59


Chapter 90, Highway Maintenance:


Supervision


522.00


Labor


795.00


Equipment Hire


862.00


Material


3,220.64


5,399.64


Bryant Street Repairs:


Supervision


148.50


Labor


323.75


Equipment Hire


1,628.50


2,100.75


Bryant Street Land Damage: Rose and Mary Slivinski


80.00


Snow Removal, Sanding, Snow Fence:


Supervision


$117.75


Labor


250.02


Equipment Hire


131.50


499.27


Chapter 90, Berkley-Dighton Bridge:


Maintenance-1958:


Town of Dighton, advertising bid


$10.00


Intrusion Prepakt, Inc., repairs 2,366.10


2,376.10


Berkley-Dighton Bridge Expense:


Joseph Babbitt, drawtender $360.00


Town of Dighton, electricity


3.60


363.60


Chapter 90, Highway Aid Service Road: Plain to Padelford Streets:


E. Anthony & Sons, advertising $7.11


Nemasket Transportation Co., freight 7.30


Commonwealth of Mass., castings, bounds 91.33


John G. Walsh Contracting Co.


10,843.52


10,949.26


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Road Machinery Account:


Payroll, repairs to sander $24.00


Commonwealth of Mass., payroll forms 25.95


Pierce Hardware Co., shovels and tools 48.51


98.46


Street Lights:


Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant


126.00


Total Highways


$36,353.67


Highway Accounts, Combined and Itemized:


a. Wages


Stanley F. Hadro, Highway Surveyor


at $1.50 per hour $370.50


Herbert Flint, Highway Surveyor


at $1.50 per hour


1,788.00


Labor at $1.25 per hour


4,311.89


Total Wages $6,470.39


b. Equipment Hire


David Marshall, jeep and plow $14.00


Warren Holmes, truck and plow 45.50


Allen Raymond, truck and plow


168.00


Hadrose Builders, truck and plow


888.00


Hadrose Builders, sander


297.50


Hadrose Builders, shovel dozer


81.00


Hadrose Builders, truck


98.00


Charles Bettencourt, truck


140.00


Joseph Martin, truck


16.00


John Rose, truck"


795.00


Herbert Flint, truck


1,256.50


B & L Excavating, truck


515.50


B & L Excavating, bulldozer


1,080.00


Fred Flint, power saw


126.00


Town of Freetown, sweeper


8.00


Town of Berkley, grader and sander Macomber Brothers, back hoe


4.40


63.00


James Barrow, tractor and mower


252.00


McCabe Sand & Gravel Co., grader 982.50


McCabe Sand & Gravel Co., bulldozer 150.00


Joseph Simmons, bulldozer


329.00


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Joseph Simmons, power shovel


612.00


Joseph Simmons, roller


468.00


Joseph Simmons, tractor loader


160.00


Total Equipment Hire $8,549.90


c. Materials


Assonet Sand & Gravel Co., sand $2,194.27




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