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77.06
3,000.00
Assessors, salaries
3,000.00
2,758.00
Assessors, clerks (3)
2,758.00
2,205.00
Assessors, expenses
2,176.04
28.96
Bal. or Loan.
Balances
25.00
2,000.00 400.00
·Accounting Dept., salary
Accountant Dept., expenses
382.29
371
1,920.38
Block Plan System
1,894.38
26.00
180.00
Auto Hire, 1930
180.00
700.00
Law, Town Counsel salary
700.00
300.00
Legal expenses
300.00
5,725.00
Settlement Various Suits against Town
5,379.20
345.80
2,000.00
Town Clerk, salary
2,000.00
810.00
Town Clerk, expenses
808.00
2.00
300.00
Registrars, salaries
300.00
513.00
Election Officers, salaries
513.00
819.25
Election & Registration
816.55
2.70
1,104.00
Town Hall, Janitor
1,104.00
1,300.00
Town Hall, Ass't Janitor
1,300.00
2,500.00
23.70
Town Hall, Maintenance
2,523.70
1,550.00
363.85
Telephones
1,902.97
10.88
7,675.20
Engineering, Salaries
7,675.20
780.00
Engineering, clerk
780.00
1,592.00
Engineering, Maintenance
1,590.17
1.83
600.00
Recording, Plans, etc.
481.01
118.99
3,042.00
New Equipment
3,034.53
7.47
4,000.00
Block Plan Survey
2,871.65
1,128.35
575.00
Planning Board
569.03
5.97
348.75
Zoning Committee
348.75
85,313.31
394.13
Fire & Police Station
79,461.22
1 6,246.22
760.00
-Janitor
760.00
900.00
-Maintenance
898.10
1.90
372
-
PROTECTION PERSONS AND PROPERTY
33,050.00
Police, salaries Police, Special
33,038.70
1,104.00
1,586.75)
4,530.23
(Overdraft) 1,839.48)
750.00
Patrolman
750.00
Pension, Chief Police
1,250.00
Expenses
2,409.48
140.52
570.00
New Equipment
558.79
11.21
32,449.55
1,155.00
1,125.00
30.00
1,500.00
Extra Pay of Men
1,494.75
5.25
1,500.00
Truck & Man
1,500.00
4,991.00
General Expenses
4,981.28
9.72
1,274.91
Fire Alarm-Electrician
1,225.34
49.57
2150.00
Maintenance
2,122.37
27.63
900.00
Weights & Measures
886.45
13.55
1,400.00
Inspector of Buildings
1,400.00
3,745.00
187.17
Moth
3,932.17
1,875.00
Care & Planting Trees
1,875.00
HEALTH AND SANITATION
800.00
Salaries
800.00
500.00
Expenses
488.64
11.36
4,500.00
Collection of Garbage
4,500.00
11.30
1,250.00
2,550.00
Fire Dept., Permanent Men
32,449.55
Pay of Men
373
5,000.00
1,200.00
Contagious Diseases
6,191.50
8.50
900.00
Inspector-Plumbing
456.06
443.94
100.00
Inspector-Milk
100.00
200.00
Inspector-Animals
200.00
350.00
Inspector-Meat
350.00
50.00
Vital Statistics
44.25
5.75
1,571.04
Diphtheria Clinic
1,134.54
436.50
1,000.00
Dental Clinic
990.00
10.00
211.77
Tuberculosis Clinic
191.77
20.00
6,083.51
Hospital Assessment
6,083.51
449,310.00
Sewerage
402,318.06
46,991.94
HIGHWAYS
3,500.00
Salary Superintendent
3,500.00
46,992.50
2.75
General Expenses
46,986.17
9.08
12,792.00
Permanent Men
12,792.00
5,000.00
Supplies
5,000.00
15,500.00
New Equipment
15,500.00
1,343.89
Shaw St.
1,330.72
13.17
503.31
Trefton Drive
501.45
1.86
500.00
Shaw St .- P. 3
500.00
509.09
Stedman Ave.
503.64
5.45
345.22
Front St.
345.22
1,634.63
Pond St.
1,624.49
10.14
460.29
Washington St.
457.51
2.78
320.82
Fairview Ave.
41.80
279.02
374
863.18
Bowers Road
863.18
455.91
Edgemont Rd. Ext.
455.91
481.50
Edgehill Road
426.49
55.01
1,250.75
Walnut St. Ext.
1,229.85
20.90
519.00
Dyer Hill
495.29
23.71
24,382.22
17.60
Liberty St. (Unemployed)
24,317.89
81.93
10,000.00
Hayward St. (Unemployed)
3,571.50
6,428.50
900.00
Traffic Lights
900.00
250.00
Hawthorne Road & Elm St.
250.00
2,353.75
Fire & Police Station
2,353.70
05
6,631.25
Pearl St.
6,631.25
2,207.00
Hollingsworth Ave
2,207.00
8,250.00
Edgemont Road
8,250.00
475.00
Hawthorne Road
475.00
825.00
Adams St. Intersection
825.00
1,160.00
West St.
1,130.56
29.44
1,000.00
Cedar St.
911.79
88.21
15,000.00)
12.93
Snow
15,813.82
19.72
820.61)
Street Lighting
15,193.92
200.00
Land-Highways Purposes
200.00
390.10
Land Damages-Taking of Land
390.10
600.00
WELFARE DEPT. AND SOLDIERS BENEFITS Board Public Welfare-salaries 600.00
375
15,193.92
1,704.50 360.00
Visitor and Miscellaneous
1,704.50 360.00
39,470.87
1,561.67
40,553.53
479.01
6,595.33
20.00
6,578.45
36.88 3,113.43
14,000.00
Old Age Assistance
10,886.57
1,200.00
Infirmary-Salary Supt.
1,200.00
850.00
Other Labor
841.02
8.98
7,865.97
Maintenance
7,734.23
131.74
225.00
Painting and Papering
216.31
8.69
824.00
18.00
State Aid
516.00
326.00
50.00
Military Aid
50.00
5,000.00
843.97
Soldiers Relief
5,843.22
75
SCHOOLS AND LIBRARY
218,500.00
Teachers Salaries
217,876.50
623.50
83,470.00
General Expenses
83,469.90
10
8,500.00
3,000.00
Penniman School Alterations
11,500.00
874.13
Braintree Highlands School
874.13
(6,189.16
52.44
Library, General Expenses
8.171.95
49
(1,930.84 (Dog Tax)
5,880.00
Library, salaries
5,341.96
538.04
520.00
Library-Janitors
520.00
New Equipment-auto Temporary Aid Mothers Aid
376
RECREATION
775.00
150.00
Parks and Playgrounds, P. 1
925.00
800.00
150.00
Parks and Playgrounds, P. 2
949.70
30
700.00
150.00
Parks and Playgrounds, P. 3
850.00
500.00
Hollis Fund
498.01
1.99
900.00
Organized Play
897.46
2.54
UNCLASSIFIED
3,600.00
192.41
Miscellaneous
3,792.33
.08
1,400.00
Caretaker of Dumps
1,400.00
275.00
Hockey Rink-Artificial Pond
79.53
195.47
4,673.40
Insurance-Town Buildings
4,669.72
3.68
2,500.00
276.88
Employees Compensation
2,776.88
364.00
Sunset Lake-Protection
364.00
500.00
Memorial Day
500.00
3,579.00
Land Damages-Hawthorne Road & Hayward Sts.
3,579.00
145.05€
Land Damages-Washington St.
145.05
500.00
Pension-Light Dept. Employee
124.98
375.02
8,222.43
Water Dept .- Art. 17
7,665.44
556.99
20,000.00
Water Mains-Granite St.
20,000.00
500.00
Cemetery-Salary Supt.
500.00
377
1,455.00 400.00 50,835.00
855.51
2,400.00
1,402,867.29
15,949.24
Cemetery-Maintenance Cemetery-Dyer Hill Interest
2,306.42 400.00 51,637.90
4.09
1,597.10
Appropriation, Balance or Loan
Transfers or Refunds
Payments
$1,324,920.30
$93,896.23
$1,418,816.53
Totals
$1,418,816.53
Balances
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BLANCHE E. PORTER, Town Accountant.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Highway Department OF THE
TOWN OF BRAINTREE
FROM
December 31, 1930 to December 31, 1931
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·1640.
Printed by Order of the Town
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Highway Department
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the Town of Braintree:
Gentlemen :
I herewith submit my report of the work done by the Highway Department during the year 1931, classified as follows :
Salary of Superintendent :
Appropriated and Expended
$3,500.00
General :
Tarvia :
Labor
$4,429.93
Hauling
1,265.25
Materials
10,416.94
$16,112.12
Street Cleaning :
Labor
2,017.06
Hauling
353.00
Materials
161.54
2,531.60
Patching :
Labor
864.07
Hauling
765.00
Materials
2,756.58
4,385.65
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Fire at Barn :
Labor
1,066.75
Materials
3,785.69
4,852.44
Drains and Catch Basins :
Labor
35.20
Materials
868.89
904.09
Guard Rails and Fences :
Labor
88.00
Materials
- 480.06
568.06
Street Signs :
Labor
18.70
Materials
94.65
113.35
Flash Lights :
Material
256.28
Opening Quincy Avenue Bridge:
Labor 50.00
General-Pay Rolls for Permanent Men on Liberty Street. (This includes salaries of permanent men who worked on Liberty Street, but whose salary was not per- mitted to be paid out of the Unemployed Appropriation for Liberty Street; but which had to be taken out of the Highways-General-Appropriation.)
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Highway Pay Rolls 5,300.00
Hired used of compressor & drills 296.26
5,596.26
General :
Labor 266.21
Hauling 220.98
Materials
2,324.63
Repairs to Equipment
5,304.50
8,116.32
Permanent Men (Special Meeting) :
Appropriation 12,792.00
Expended 12,792.00
12,792.00
Supplies (Special Meeting) :
Appropriated and Expended 5,000.00
Total-General
$64,778.17
New Equipment :
1-5 Ton Truck
(Replacement)
5,121.00
1-2 Ton Truck (Replacement) 1,494.50
1-Gasoline Shovel
8,445.00
Miscellaneous Equipment
(Tools)
439.50
- $15,500.00
1
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Shaw Street Sidewalks: (Allen to Nelson) Balance from 1930.
Labor
247.16
Hauling
222.58
Materials
125.76
Contract
735.22
Appropriation
1,343.89
Expended
1,330.72
Unexpended Balance
..
13.72
Stedman Avenue Sidewalks: Bal- ance from 1930.
Materials 503.64
Appropriation
509.09
Expended
503.64
Unexpended Balance
..
5.45
Front Street Sidewalks: (Balance from 1930).
Labor
75.00
Materials
107.59
Pole
45.13
Curbing
117.50
Appropriation
345.22
Expended
345.22
Unexpended Balance ... X X
384
Pond Street Sidewalks: (Balance from 1930).
Labor 152.81
Hauling 109.99
Materials
72.94
Trees
175.00
Contract
1,113.75
Appropriation
1,634.63
Expended 1,624.49
Unexpended Balance
. . .
10.14
Washington Street Sidewalks: (K.
C. Hall to Hancock Street) Bal- ance from 1930.
Labor
194.23
Materials
263.28
Appropriation
460.29
Expended
457.51
Unexpended Balance
. .
2.78
Shaw Street Sidewalks: Precinct
Three (Balance from 1930).
Materials
500.00
Appropriation
500:00
Expended
500.00
Unexpended Balance
. .
XX
X
385
Trefton Drive Betterments: (Bal- ance from 1929).
Materials
501.45
Appropriation
503.31
Expended
501.45
Unexpended Balance
..
1.86
Fairview Avenue Betterments : (Balance from 1930).
Labor 41.80
Appropriation
320.82
Expended
41.80
Unexpended Balance
..
279.02
Bowers Road Betterments: (Bal- ance from 1930).
-
Contract
.
837.38
Material
25.80
Appropriation
863.18
Expended
863.18
Unexpended Balance ...
XXX
Edgehill Road Betterments: (Bal- ance from 1930).
Labor
16.00
Material
410.49
Appropriation
481.50
386
Expended
426.49
Unexpended Balance
..
55.01
Walnut Street Extension Better-
ments: (Balance from 1930).
Labor
327.18
Hauling
121.79
Materials
780.88
Appropriation
1,250.75
Expended
1,229.85
Unexpended Balance
..
20.90
Dyer Hill: (Balance from 1930).
Labor
78.10
Material
417.19
Appropriation
519.00
Expended 495.19
Unexpended Balance
...
23.71
Liberty Street: (Unemployed).
Labor 11,766.90
Hauling
1,350.78
Materials
7,848.42
Contract work -
Miscellaneous
.
1,992.90
Police Duty
615.89
387
Clerical services .
323.00
Other services 420.00
Appropriation
24,382.22
Expended
24,317.89
Unexpended Balance ... 81.93
This includes a refund of
$17.60 which was turned in to the Town Treas- urer.
Hollingsworth Avenue:
Labor
446.41
Hauling
208.50
Materials
1,552.09
Appropriation
2,207.00
Expended
2,207.00
Unexpended Balance
. .
XXX
Pearl Street: Resurfacing.
Labor
652.58
Hauling
95.98
Contract
1,779.58
Materials
4,103.11
Appropriation
6,631.25
Expended
6,631.25
Unexpended Balance
...
XXX
388
Hawthorne Road Intersection: at Washington Street.
Materials
475.00
Appropriation
475.00
Expended
475.00
Unexpended Balance ..
XXX
Adams Street Intersection : at Commercial Street.
Materials 825.00
Appropriation
825.00
Expended
825.00
Unexpended Balance ...
XXX
Edgemont Road: Quincy Ave. to point of Acceptance.
Labor
2,213.70
Hauling
745.96
Materials
5,290.34
Appropriation
8,250.00
Expended
8,250.00
Unexpended Balance
...
XXX
Fire and Police Station: Resur- facing.
Labor
360.74
389
Hauling
417.40
Materials
426.44
Contract
1,149.12
Appropriation
2,353.75
Expended
2,353.70
Unexpended Balance
..
.05
Hayward Street: (Unemployed)
Special Town Meeting of No-
vember 23, 1931.
Labor
3,312.25
Materials
259.25
Appropriation
10,000.00
Expended
3,571.50
Unexpended Balance
6,428.50
Drainage :-
West Street (Near Ellsmore Ter- race to Quincy Reservoir).
Labor
727.48
Materials
403.08
Appropriation
1,160.00
Expended
1,130.56
Unexpended Balance
...
29.44
390
Cedar Street:
Labor
251.15
Materials 660.64
Appropriation
1,000.00
Expended
911.79
Unexpended Balance
...
88.21
Snow: (Including plowing out of roadways, plowing sidewalks, sanding roadways, sanding side- walks, opening up catch basins and removing snow from hy- drants, etc.)
Labor
8,840.58
Hauling
3,548.08
Materials
2,414.40
Miscellaneous
190.15
Appropriation
15,000.00
Expended
14,993.21
Unexpended Balance
6.79
Street Lighting :
Appropriation
15,193.22
Expended
15,193.22
Unexpended Balance . X X X
391
Classification of the work done by the Highway De- partment as follows:
Curbing built during 1931, amounting to 2,297.6 lin. feet. Location :
Bickford Road
Pearl Street
East Braintree Sq.
Shaw Street
New Fire Station Liberty Street Pond Street
Sidewalks built during 1931, as follows:
13,376 sq. yds. Asphalt Sidewalk
786.13 sq. yds. Concrete Sidewalk
Academy Street Shaw Street
Bickford Road
Walnut Street
E. Braintree Sq.
Fairview Avenue
River Street Hollingsworth Ave.
Trefton Drive Pearl Street
New Fire Station
Stedman Avenue
Edgemont Road
Washington Street
Liberty Street
Drainage laid during 1931: amounting to 2,691 lin. ft. -12 Man Holes and 7 Catch Basins.
Cedar Street West Street
Liberty Street Pearl Street
Many streets in the Town of Braintree are subjected to heavy traffic and adequate drainage has not been pro-
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vided. Heavy rains and snow in the freezing weather in winter break down the road surface very quickly, in places where the wear is great and the road is in poor condition. Under these conditions it would seem economy to rip up these old road surfaces, and build and design roads to resist these conditions. This is only possible where money is available for this work, so the most satis- factory and economical methods of reconditioning these roads must be carefully studied.
During the year of 1932, it has been practically impos- sible for the Highway Department to function thoroughly, due to adverse conditions, particularly with reference to the construction of sewers in various parts of the Town. As we are aware, it would be unwise to construct streets of permanent construction which would later have to be torn up for the purpose of making service connections in the sewerage system already installed. These serv- ices should be installed to the property lines at least, in order to allow the street construction to progress. The work of installing services should be done as soon as pos- sible, so that the streets may be put in the best possible condition.
During 1932, the Highway Department has used Wel- fare labor in connection with its activities, as well as the Unemployed. A large number secured work on the Liberty Street Widening, and more recently on Hayward Street. The Welfare Department men have been used as far as possible for cleaning, cutting brush, and for grub- bing work. We have been carrying, between Unem-
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ployed and Welfare, to the amount of 200 men per week, and I would suggest that the Town designate a concrete form of work for these men to do, and appropriate money for same. Under supervision, much good can be accomplished as a result of the work that these men perform, if classified and placed where they would be best fitted.
Before closing my report, I wish to thank the Select- men, the Finance Committee, and my associates in all Town Departments for their courtesies and co-operation.
Respectfully submitted, F. AUSTERBERRY, Supt. of Streets, Town of Braintree.
INVENTORY FOR THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
January 1st, 1932
3-No. 10 Caterpillar Tractors. Equipped with snow plows.
3-Five Ton Trucks. (White) Equipped with snow plows.
1-31/2 Ton Sterling Truck.
1-2 Ton Sterling Truck
1-G. M. C. Truck-2 Ton.
Equipped with snow plow.
1-7 Ton Tandem Roller.
-
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1-650 Gallon Cressy Road Sprayer-Complete.
1-5 Ton Tractor-Mead Morrison-
Complete with snow plow.
2-Austin Road Scrapers.
1-Russell Scraper.
1-Crusher complete with breaker.
1-Austin Loading Machine.
1-Cement Mixer.
1-Mixer used for mixing Tar and Asphalt.
90-Lanterns. Complete with red globes.
36-Extra Globes.
66-Round Pointed Shovels.
48-Square Shovels.
1-Spade.
15-Forks.
6-Long Handled Square Shovels.
2-Long Handled Round Shovels.
42-Long Handled Snow Shovels. 1-High Powered Spot Light-Complete.
2-15 Ton Pump Jacks complete with handles.
1-5 Ton Hydraulic Jack-Complete. 1-Electric Drill. 1-Heavy Duty Bench Vise.
125-Short Handled Snow Shovels. 4-Long Handled Rakes.
395
8-Hoes.
2-Stone Hammers.
4-Crow Bars.
26-Push Brooms.
1-Tow Cable.
4-Iron Tamps. 48-Picks.
28-Pick Handles.
4-Grub Hoes.
2-Pipe Cleansers. 5-Scythes.
11-Scoop Shovels.
8-Corn Brooms.
1-Bale of Waste. 100-Lbs. of Rags.
15-Pairs of Rubber Boots. 400-Ft. of Fire Hose. 2-Fire Hose Nozzles. 2-Battery Chargers. 2-Cross Cut Saws. 1-1 Ton Chain Falls. 28-Hand Drills. 2-Pitch Forks. 1-Mason's Hammer.
396
2-Handles.
4-Stone Hammer Handles ..
2-Axe Handles. 1-Patching Kettle.
1/3 bbl. 600 W. Cylinder Oil.
80 gals. Mobile Artic Oil.
75 gals. Mobile A Oil.
40 gals. Alcohol.
30 gals. Crusher Oil.
30 lbs. Graphite Grease.
15 lbs. Memco Grease.
Oakland Coupe. Town Car. Highway Supt.'s Car.
2 Complete sets of Waldon Worcester Socket Wrenches. 1-Gasoline Pump.
256 bbls. 90 Penetration Asphalt.
1-Forge Complete with Anvil.
2-doz. Jack Hammer Drills.
1-Complete set of Drills-1' to 6'. 20-Sidewalk Snow Plows complete with shafts.
24-acres of land owned off Liberty St., South Braintree. 1-Berger Eng. Level Tripod and Rod complete.
1-Byers Gasoline Shovel-complete (Skimming and Ditching Buckets)
1-Byers Gasoline Shovel-(Skimming Bucket)
397
1-Valley Tool Grinder.
1-Blasting Battery.
4-Tow Chains (2-20' and 3-4')
3-Hand Rollers.
2-Water Ballast Rollers.
2-Jack Hammers Complete.
RECOMMENDATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR 1932
The Honorable Board of Selectmen.
Gentlemen :
I recommend the following sums of money, be appro- priated for the support of the Highway Department, in- cluding labor, repairs to Highways, Town Ways & Bridges ; also, for repairing and building sidewalks, stone roads and removal of snow, oiling of streets, purchase of equipment for said department as follows:
General Maintenance $9,500.00
Tarvia & Sanding 18,000.00
Street Cleaning 4,500.00
Drains & Catch Basins 3,500.00
Quincy Ave. Bridge 300.00
Repairs to Bridges 300.00
Repairs to Equipment 5,000.00
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Guard Rails & Fences 2,000.00
Street Signs 200.00
Flashlights & Signals (Maintenance)
500.00
Street Cleaning (Patrol) 1,344.00
Snow
10,000.00
Total
$55,144.00
NEW EQUIPMENT
Steel Curbing Forms $950.00
Steel Sidewalk Forms 1,000.00
Total
$1,950.00
RECOMMENDATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR 1932-NEW CONSTRUCTION
Hayward St., from No. Bowditch St. to Commercial St.
Curbing to complete job-1,500 lin. ft. $1,350.00
Stone 2" to complete job-2,363 tons 6,707.00
Stone 1/2" to complete job-283 tons 849.00
Asphalt to complete job-28,335 gals. 5,667.00
Gravel to complete job-650 cu. yds. 595.00
399
Drainage to complete job-2,000 lin. ft. 2,000.00 Manholes to complete job-3
Catch Basins to complete job-6. 500.00
Total $17,668.00
Washington .St. from Hollis Ave to West St.
Length 1,080 ft .- Width 55 ft.
Roadway 6,711 sq. yds.
15,099.00
Excavation 1,027 cu. yds. 924.00
Gravel 1,027 cu. yds. 924.00
Curbing 1,440 lin. ft. @ $0.90 per lin. ft. ... 1,296.00
Cement Walks 1,600 sq. yds. @ $2.75 sq. yd. 4,400.00
Drainage-
1,080 lin. ft. of 10" & 12" V. C. Pipe in place 1,782.00
Six (6) Catch Basins & One (1) Manhole .. 600.00
Trees-
Twenty (20) Trees 1,130.00
Land damages, award by County Commis- sioners 3,048.00
Property damages 15,000.00
Removing Car Tracks by Eastern Mass.
Street Railway 6,000.00
Total $46,203.00
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Hancock St. from Thayer Ave. to Plain St.
Curbing 3,800 lin. ft. 13,420.00
Sidewalks, (Asphalt) 3,378 sq. yds. 4,898.00
Excavation 3,000 cu. yds. 2,700.00
Gravel 3,000 cu. yds. 2,700.00
Stone 2" 2,903 Tons 7,257.00
Stone 1/2" 407 Tons 1,221.00
Asphalt 34,833 gals. 6,966.00
Drainage-
12" V. C. Pipe 1,600 lin. ft. 1,600.00
10" V. C. Pipe 400 lin. ft. 400.00
14 Catch Basins & 2 Manholes 960.00
Trees, thirty-seven (37)
1,850.00
Land Damages, award by County Commis- sioners 5,505.00
Property, damages 6,480.00
Removing car tracks by Eastern Mass Street Railway
6,000.00
Total
$51,959.00
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RESURFACING
Adams St., from Commercial St. to Elm St. (On car track location) Length-3,200 lin. ft .- Width: 10 ft .- 3,556 sq. yds. (Remove old ties and rails and resurface)
Elm Street-from Braintree R. R. Station to Middle Street (On car track location) Length: 1,700 lin. ft .; Width: 8 to 15 ft .; 2,310 sq. yds. (Remove old ties and rails and resurface same.) $3,834.00
$5,903.00
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Jury List for 1932
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Adams, Clarence B. E., 70. Front Street, Salesman. Anderson, Joseph E., E. Division St., Box 108, Printer Armstrong, Joseph W., 305 Hancock Street, Steamfitter Avard, Aime M., 69 Edgemont Road, Salesman Barber, Austin N., 12 Stetson Street, Clerk Barnett, John, Commercial Street, Helper.
Beach, Ernest B., Hillview Road, Bra. Highlands, En- gineer.
Beck, Alfred W., 15 Fountain Street, Salesman. Belyea, Mansfield A., 23 Sampson Avenue, Auto Acc. Bennett, John, Liberty Street, Chauffeur. Berry, Robert W., 57 Jersey Ave., Lineman. Bird, Irving P., 24 Summer Street, Shoe Worker. Blanchard, William L., 161 Hobart Ave., Salesman. Brown, Crawford H., 30 Brow Ave., Salesman. Campbell, Frederick W., 21 Quincy Ave., Dealer. Carlton, Harold, 78 Beechwood Road, Freight Agent. Carter, Edward, 33 Frederick Road, Shoe Worker. Case, Winthrop T., 140 Adams Street, Salesman.
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Cassidy, Thomas, 63 Bellevue Road, Clerk. Cavanaugh, Walter J., 23 Pleasant Street, Stat. Fireman. Collins, Martin J., 45 Mt. Vernon Ave., Real Estate. Cook, Alfred A., 40 Mt. Vernon Ave., Mason. Copeland, Everett D., 37 Ardmore Street, Adv. Mgr. Cose, John R., 1 Arborway Drive, Retired. Cotter, Joseph, 10 Vinton Avenue, Machinist. Croke, Thomas F., 36 Hobart Street, Engineer. Dalton, Patrick L., 1079 Washington Street, Clerk. Daly, Frank J., 18 Hobart Street, Accountant. Davenport, George, 171 Hayward Street, Gas Worker. Day, Archibald G., 160 Wampatuck Road, Salesman. Donahue, Patrick T., 73 Presidents Road, Real Estate. Donnelly, Robert J., 32 Sterling Street, Carpenter. Dow, Alva M., 46 Lemoyne Street, Manufacturer. Dunham, William J., 7 Ellsworth Street, R. R. Conductor. Dwyer, Kevin B., 60 Western Ave., Engineer. Eaton, Clarence L., 14 Elmknoll Road, East Braintree. Ellis, Fred R., 26 North Bowditch St., Machinist. Erwin, Walter E., 18 Pleasant View Ave., Clerk. Fall, Frederick M., 21 Storrs Ave., Retired. Faulkner, Frank L., 17 Faulkner Place, Real Estate. Faulkner, William T., 89 Edgemont Road, Shipbuilder. Ferguson, Oliver F., West Street, Box 219, Mechanic. Fox, Daniel A., 70 Audubon Road, Electrician. Freirer, Oscar W., 158 Quincy Ave., Organ Builder. Gagan, Thomas F., 24 Elliott Street, Salesman. Gage, Harold M., 150 Cedar Street, Retired. Gallivan, Frank L., 37 River Street, Clerk. Gillette, Marion C., 21 Hancock Street, Salesman.
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Gilman, Harold S., 150 Franklin Street, Chauffeur. Golcher, George W., 12 Front Street, Carpenter. Greenough, Frederick A., 25 French Street, Shoe Worker. Grohe, Adolph, 11 Dearing Ave, Shoe Worker. Gustafson, Otto, 96 Cabot Avenue, Crane Operator. Halpin, James P., 34 Brow Avenue, Shoemaker. Hancock, William G., 200 Commercial Street, Retired. Hayden, Eugene E., 371 West Street, Farmer. Haynes, Charles F., 45 Morrison Road, Laundry. Hayward, Arthur B., 1659 Washington St., Real Estate. Hickey, Henry, 595 Washington Street, Painter. Hilton, Charles K., 22 Staten Road, Retired. Hilton, Frank A., 620 Washington Street, Retired. Hirtle, Darius S., 194 Commercial Street, Chauffeur. Hobart, H. Parker, 845 Washington Street, Insurance. Hobbs, Byron S., 495 Commercial Street, Chauffeur. Hollis, Henry M., 153 Middle Street, Farmer. Hutchinson, Amos, 19 Morrison Road, Driller. Irving, George, 170 Arnold Street, R. R. Employee. Jenkins, George M., 36 Sherbrooke Ave., Shoe Worker. Kehr, Frederick W., Waldron Road, Real Estate. Kent, Walter M., 10 Spencer Street, Shoe Worker. Knight, Bradford Y., 193 Shaw Street, Carpenter. Kusic, Herbert B., 8 Fairmount Avenue, Mechanic. Lane, J. Frank, 67 Central Avenue, Clerk. Lansing, George, 39 Sampson Avenue, Pressman. Layton, Aubrey N., 76 Sherbrooke Ave., R. R. Employee. Legg, Gordon E., 19 Azel Road, Wholesale Manager. Levangie, Joseph M., 32 Hancock Street, Mechanic. Levangie, William D., 311 Commercial St., Electrician.
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Ludden, J. Edward, 6 Stetson Road, Plumber. Mallon, George, 25 Sheppard Avenue, Cab. Maker. Mead, Charles L., 21 Allen Street, Salesman. Menadier, Howard, 15 Robinson Avenue, Accountant. Mencke, George C., 15 Wellington Street, Printer. Miller, Charles O., 38 Liberty Street, Banker. Millet, Carlos G., 25 Burroughs Road, Salesman. Monaghan, Leo V., 8 Grove Street, Chauffeur. Munroe, Loring C., 28 Brow Avenue, Clerk. McCarthy, John V., 47 Burroughs Road, Draftsman. McCusker, William, 69 Factory Hill, Bleacher. McDormand, Archibald C., 18 Robinson Avenue, Clerk. McGibbon, Alexander, Washington Street, Shoe Worker. McInerney, Thomas J., 6 Robinson Ave., Shoe Worker. McLean, John J., 426 Elm Street, Foreman. McManus, John P., 1027 Washington Street, Clerk. McNeil, Daniel G., 271 Washington Street, Electrician. Newcomb, Charles G., 159 Hobart Avenue, Buyer. Newcomb, William A., Georganna Street, Shoe Worker. Norris, Harold E., 359 Hancock Street, Bookkeeper. O'Neil, Lawrence, 6 Fountain Street, Bookkeeper. Palmer, Raymond P., 69 Edgehill Road, Salesman. Parker, Herbert L., 97 Hancock Street, Painter. Pinault, Norris H., 105 Middle Street, Real Estate. Pinel, Arthur F., 1156 Washington Street, Electrician. Pitts, Arthur, 72 Liberty Street, Machine Op. Powers, William J., 84 Front Street, Plumber.
Putnam, Burgess F., 495 Commercial St., Shoe Worker. Rand, James P., 357 Commercial Street, Clerk. Reardon, Timothy, 9 Railroad Street, Laborer.
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Reed, Richard T., 14 Thayer Avenue, Machinist. Richardson, Ernest N., 59 Crawford Road, Mechanic. Roberts, Charles H., 931 Washington Street, Manager. Roxborough, Guy A., 4 Hancock Street, Clerk. Sanger, Robert C., 46 Cleveland Avenue, Salesman. Saunders, Howard M., Phillips Street, Shoe Worker. Schraut, Max W., 35 Washington Street, Baker. Schuman, John, Commercial Street, Retired. Scudder, Elliott R., 41 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Salesman. Silva, Joseph S., 7 Norfolk Road, Barber. Simonds, Harry A., 53 Franklin Street, Clerk. Skinner, Henry B., 15 Oak Street, Plumber. Sutherland, Alexander, 15 Burroughs, Carpenter. Staples, Ernest A., 28 Union Street, Chief Engineer. Starr, Leo F., 41 Sterling Street, Welder. Sterling, William H., 181 Allen Street, Cutter.
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