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Groceries
795.96
Rents
1,385.20
Fuel
654.59
343
Medical Aid - Hospitals
1,492.00
Gas and Light.
94.27
Clothing
243.41
Auto - supplies
40.00
All other
73.33
14,683.13
15,776.13
Total-Charities & Soldiers' Benefits
141,289,10
SCHOOLS
GENERAL EXPENSES
Salary - Supt.
4,162.50
Clerk
1,131.12
Attendance Officer
462.46
Telephone
687.08
Miscellaneous
889.15
7,332.31
INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSES
Teachers' Salaries 210,771.07 Text Books and Supplies : High & Elemen- tary 16,768.50
227,539.57
OPERATING EXPENSES
Janitors' Services :
High
4,254.94
344
Elementary 11,421.58 Fuel and Light: High & Elemen- tary 8,947.73
Miscellaneous : High & Elemen- tary 3,157.65
27,781.90
MAINTENANCE
Repairs :
High & Elemen-
tary
13,715.86
AUXILIARY
Physicians
932.39
Nurse
1,665.00
Transportation
10,393.50
Tuition
3,901.99
Outlay
968.36
Graduations
398.10
All other
1,070.29
19,329.63
Total for Education 295,699.27
LIBRARY
Salaries :
Librarian
1,480.00
Ass't Librarian . 1,387.50
Library Ass't 999.00
345
Assistants (3) .
2,136.00
Part time Assts.
143.47
6,145.97
Janitors :
Precinct 1
277.50
Assistant - Pre-
cinct 1
111.00
Precinct 2
92.50
481.00
General Expenses:
Binding
394.16
Supplies - Sta-
tionery - Printing
478.90
Insurance
111.56
Transporting Books
120.00
Buildings :
Fuel
453.00
Light
115.27
Repairs
82.38
Furnishings
14.00
Rent
1,080.00
Police Duty
100.00
Telephone
133.54
All other:
Water
6.00
Ashes
13.95
Miscellaneous
21.32
Books
4,147.38
7,271.76
Total for Library 13,898.73
346
RECREATION
Parks and Playgrounds-Pr. 1
Labor - Hauling 495.36
Tennis Court 250.00
Fence
199.00
All other
99.85
Hollingsworth
Pk. (E. R. A.) .
112.70
1,156.91
Parks and Playgrounds-Pr. 2
Labor - Hauling 265.38
Materials 183.37
Hollis Field
Project (E. R.
A.)
67.72
All other 1.25
517.72
Parks and Playgrounds-Pr. 3
Labor - Hauling 444.95
Materials 117.30
E. R. A. Mater-
ials, (Watson Park) 382.34
All other
35.00
979.59
Organized Play :
Labor - Hauling 120.50
Trans. - Super-
visor
40.00
Materials 268.07
347
Police Duty
10.00
Bus
38.50
Adams Street Playground : (E. R. A. Transfers)
477.07
Trucking 373.29
Materials
249.98
623.27
Total for Recreation 3,754.56
UNCLASSIFIED
Selectmen :
Printing, adver-
tising, etc. 195.20
W. P. A. Clerk and labor
267.50
Highways
60.48
Town Meeting
(Amplifier) 142.00
Hall Janitors
(Vacations)
95.00
Dog Officer Ex-
penses 56.00
Legion Building
- Sewerage ($50
fr. Res. Fund)
130.45
All other
59.25
1,005.86
Town Reports
2,365.40
Insurance :
Town Buildings & Equipment 6,662.27
348
Employees Com- pensation
5,022.17
Protection Sunset Lake
252.00
Memorial Day : Vet. of Foreign
Wars 120.50
Americal Le-
geion
235.12
Music
150.00
505.62
Compulsory
Cen-
sus
1,012.50
W. P. A. Office
1,310.00
W. P. A. Expenses
256.24
1,566.24
Unpaid Bills :
Year- 1931
84.94
Year - 1932
536.52
Year - 1933
3,557.98
Year - 1934
16,806.13
20,985.57
Electric Light Department:
Hall
1.87
Welfare
1,294.99
1,296.86
(Amount transferred in order to receive a stated amount to reduce tax rate.) Gifts 2,182.61
Total - Unclassified 42,857.10
349
-
Interest :
Schools
17,970.00
Fire & Police
Station
3,360.00
Tuberculosis
Hospital
45.00
Water Dept.
1,120.00
Anticiptation of
Revenue
3,432.70
Sewerage
23,040.00
Taxes
59.05
Sidewalks - Ce-
ment
712.50
49,739.25
Municipal Indebtedness:
Schools
56,000.00
Tuberculosis
Hospital
1,000.00
Water Dept.
Mains & Stand-
pipe (2)'
8,000.00
Fire & Police
Station
8,000.00
Sewerage
29,000.00
Sidewalks
7,000.00
109,000.00
Anticipation of Revenue
600,000.00
Water Department:
Maintenance
79,974.60
Filtration Plant
2,148.23
Dike
10,424.62
92,547.45
350
Electric Light Department Cemetery - Plain Street:
276,558.31
Superintendent . Maintenance .
500.00
128.43
Cemetery - Dyer Hill : Labor 60.00
688.43
County Tax
28,248.90
Metropolitan Park Assessment
16,956.95
State Assessment
40,500.00
Municipal Lighting Plant
60.04
Metropolitan Planning Divi
sion
144.71
Abatement Smoke Nuisance
212.09
Auditing Municipal Accts.
133.43
Metropolitan Sewerage Loan (South)
23,096.91
Ways in Malden-Weymouth -Braintree-Hingham .36
West Roxbury - Brookline Parkway
124.61
Canterbury Street Highway
50.94
Hospital or Home Care
365.00
Land Taking-Revere High- way
111.48
Ocean Avenue - Revere
5.67
All other
9.00
County (Dog Licenses)
2,176.20
112,196.29
REFUNDS
Taxes 1935
645.37
Taxes 1934
488.50
351
Taxes 1933
212.00
Taxes 1932
296.73
Old Age
1.00
1,643.60
Excise 1935
849.63
Excise 1934
54.40
904.03
Interest - Tax 1933
3.78
Sewer: House Con-
nection Deposits
908.34
Water Dept.
138.47
3,594.44
Total Cash Payments
$2,214,071.38
TRANSFERS
Welfare (Town Counsel)
.75
RESERVE FUND
1935
Selectmen
32.27
Treasurer
400.00
Assessors
200.00
Insurance
2,325.73
Welfare
10,142.19
"118"
1,142.00
Old Age Assistance
7,765.21
Soldiers' Relief
2,645.50
Soldiers' Burials
300.00
Hall
1,438.53
Fire & Police Station
422.13
Engineering
449.45
352
Memorial Day
5.62
Highways
2,041.96
Schools
2,275.85
Fire Department
1,766.49
Police Department
250.00
Trees
259.50
Health
2,782.20
Land Damages
468.02
Settlement Claims
272.40
Weights & Measures
82.16
W. P. A. Office
1,310.00
W. P. A. Miscellaneous
51.27
38,828.48
Special Reserve 1935) (
12,504.25
Special Reserve (1934)
7,683.49
$2,273,088.35
Balance January 1, 1936 :
General Cash
( Water Incl.) 231,572.19
Sewer (Loan) 1,939.87
State Grant
(Highways)
2,464.57
235,976.63
Electric
Light
Dept.
2,716.06
238,692.69
$2,511,781.04
353
BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1935
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash :
General (incl.
Water )
. ....
. $231,572.19
Sewer Loan . 1,939.87
State
Grant
(Highways)
2,464.57
Electric Light
Dept. 2,716.06
354
238,692.69
Specials
74,115.34
$312,808.03
Taxes :
1935
274,759.95
1934
42,764.36
1933
764.59
1933
1932
284.17
1931
2.00
1930
3.08
Overlay : 1935
$1,184.31 2,038.97
1929
3.24
Overlay :
1934
127.00
1932
433.06
1931
64.68
1930
64.68
1929
74.52
1928
50.92
1927
31.82
1926
31.05
355
1925
7.20
1916
1.88
1914
1.88
Old Age Assistance :
1933
21.00
(Abatements)
484.00
Excise :
1935
3,834.45
1934
912.13
1933
324.99
1932
14.88
Excise Tax Revenue
5,086.45
Special Assessments : Moth :
1935
775.43
1934
18.75
Apportioned Betterments: Streets
1935
826.64
1934
143.80
Apportioned Betterments: Interest -
Streets
356
1935
270.99
1934
93.41
Apportioned Betterments: Swer 1935
6,469.26
1934
776.63
Apportioned Betterments: Interest Sewer
1935
1934
3,331.96 116.37
Tax Titles
91,304.21
Special Assessment Revenue 12,653.63
Sewer Assessment Fund 28,454.93
Tax Title Revenue 91,304.21
Water Department: Rates, Services etc. 27,642.77
Electric Light Department: Light, Power etc. 36,034.70
Water Dept. Revenue
27,642.77
Filtration Plant 1,093.53
Commercial Pipe Lines 556.99
Dike
14,575.38
Water Available Surplus 229.73
Electric Light Revenue 36,034.70
Maintenance 2,716.06
Depreciation Fund 72,529.53
Overlay Reserve 70.54
Fire & Police Station
6,246.22
Real Estate (Br. Highlands School) 925.00
Penniman School Addition 9,714.50
Excess & Deficiency 141,311.05
Anticipation Revenue
300,000.00
Sewer - Premium Loan 1,094.85
Appropriations :
Gifts 230.16
Sewer - P. W. A. (Partial) 19,594.15
357
Court Judgments (2) 1,518.18
Treasurer - Tax Titles
849.86
Zoning Committee 348.75
P. W. A. - Sewer (Bal.)
1,939.87
Highways:
Washington & Hancock Sts. 19.30
West St. 2.99
Union St. 22.78
Pearl St. (1934) 336.49
Sidewalks 6.34
Cavanagh Rd.
100.00
Union St. Project (Highways) 2,464.57
Pensino Laborer (Light Dept.) 1,000.00 C. W. A. Project (Hall) 78.63
Land Damages (Pond & Granite Sts.) 35.00
Special Reserve (1934) (Transfers 598.90
Special Reserve (1935)
(Transfers) 12,513.71 E. R. A. & P. W. A. Projects 10,000.00
358
359
Net Bonded Indebtedness 1,087,000.00
TRUST FUND INCOMES
School Fund
811.88
Thayer Fund 645.17
Kelley Trust Fund
2.13
Braintree Tercentenary Fund 12.97
Penniman Fund 75.69
Hollis Trust Fund
6.68
Minchin Trust Fund
7.07
Thayer A. A. Trust Fund
6.08
Chas. French Trust Fund
18.14
Watson School
28,000.00
Torrey School Addition
50,000.00
High School 132,000.00
Penniman School Addition
36,000.00
Lincoln School Addition
54,000.00
Braintree Highlands School
72,000.00
Sidewalks
12,000.00
Water Dept. - Mains &
Standpipe
5,000.00
Water Dept. -- Mains &
Standpipe (Art. 17)
15,000.00
Trust Funds-Cash & Securities 71,078.88
360
Deferred Revenue- (Not Due) Streets
9,517.40
Fire & Police Station
76,000.00
Sewerage (1)
384,000.00
Sewerage (2) Partial 37,000.00
Sewerage (2) Partial
44,000.00
Sewerage - P. W. A.
142,000.00
Thayer Fund
20,329.06
Penniman Fund
500.00
Kelley Trust Fund
200.00
French Fund
2,419.50
Hunt Fund
24,276.99
Hollis Fund
100.00
Minchin Fund
100.00
Braintree Tercentenary Fund
66.77
Library Foundation Fund
11,020.91
Stetson Fund 2,500.00
Rachel Thayer Fund 172.50
Avis A. Thayer Fund 500.00
School Fund
8,893.15
Apportioned Betterments: Streets
Due 1936 1,990.60
1937
1,930.30
1938
1,930.60
1939
1,930.60
1940
922.09
1941
813.00
Deferred Revenue- (Not Due) Sewer 83,420.88
Apportioned Betterments : Sewer
Due 1936
9,829.74
1937
9,818.74
1938
9,758.74
1939
9,666.74
1940
9,561.73
1941
9,518.73
1942
9,503.73
1943
9,438.73
1944
6,324.00
$2,058,207.82
$2,058,207.82
361
1935 Recapitulation
Appropriation Balance or Loan
Transfers or Refunds
Payments
Balance
23.13
Moderator-Salary
23.13
1,000.00
Finance Committee
875.11
124.89
1,850.00
Accountant-Salary
1,850.00
383.00
Accountant-Expenses
373.41
9.59
1,803.75
Selectmen-Salaries (3)
1.803.75
1,198.80
Selectmen-Secretary
1,198.80
1,015.00
32.27
Selectmen-Expenses
1,041.60
5.67
1,850.00
Treasurer-Salary
1,850.00
979.41
300.00
Treasurer-Clerical Work
1,272.65
6.76
990.00
100.00
Treasurer-Expenses
1,090.00
3,000.00
Tax Titles
2,150.14
849.86
1,850.00
Collector-Salary
1,850.00
1,202.50
Collector-Clerk
1,202.50
2,668.00
Collector-Expenses
2,655.40
12.60
2,800.00
Collector-Advtsg. & Recording
1,701.41
1,098.59
1,560.00
Collector-Clerical Work (2)
1,560.00
2,775.00
Assessors-Salaries
2,775.00
2,442.31
200.00
Assessors-Clerks (3)
2,642.31
1,780.00
Assessors-Expenses
1,780.00
647.50
Law-Town Counsel Law-Expenses
493.92
6.08
2,288.10
272.40
Settlement Suits vs. Town
2,560.50
1,850.00
Town Clerk-Salary
1,850.00
746.00
Town Clerk-Expenses
744.52
1.48
647.50
500.00
-
362
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
277.50
Registrars-Salary
277.50
652.47
Election & Registration
623.43
29.04
5,271.79
360.00
Engineering-Salaries
5,631.79
873.50
89.45
Engineering-Maintenance
962.95
2,223.70
Town Hall-Janitor & Asst.
2,223.70
Town Hall-Electrical Work
1,075.00
Town Hall-Light Dept.
1.87
2,000.00
266.42
Maintenance
2,266.42
2,000.00
422.13
Fire & Police Station
2,422.13
100.00
15.00
Planning Board
51.72
63.28
348.75
Zoning Committee
348.75
PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY
34,386.88
Police-Salaries
34,386.88
1,508.00
250.00
Police Duty
1,750.50
7.50
100.00
Dog Officer
100.00
1,250.00
Pension-Chief Police
1,250.00
1,000.00
Pension-Patrolman
1,000.00
2,350.00
General Expenses
2,349.38
.62
35,467.50
1,139.49
Fire Dept .- Salaries
36,486.31
120.68
6,964.00
701.71
General Expenses
7,600.45
65.26
2,800,00
New Equipment
2,797.96
2.04
1,850.00
Fire Alarm-Electrician
1,850.00
1,811.00
1.00
Maintenance
1,727.32
84.68
925.00
Inspector Buildings-Salary Expenses
50.00
462.50
Weights & Measures-Salary Expenses
462.50
200.00
82.16
281.98
18
555.00
Moth-Salary Supt.
555.00
2,000.00
501.00
Moth
2,495.37
5.63
925.00
50.00
363
1,075.00
1.87
300.00
1,330.00 Care & Planting Trees HEALTH & SANITATION
1,630.00
740.00
Health-Salaries
740.00
560.00
781.50
40.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
92.50
Inspector Milk
92.50
185.00
Inspector Animals
185.00
323.75
Inspector Meat & Prov.
323.75
350.00
Inspection Plumbing
231.00
119.00
50.00
Vital Statistics
44.75
5.25
6,000.00
2,520.70
Contagious Diseases
8,084.83
435.87
350.00
Diphtheria Clinic
317.20
32.80
1,000.00
Dental Clinic
995.10
4.90
6,439.89
Hospital Assessment
6,439.89
9,061.00
7.25
Sewerage-Maintenance Equipment
6,291.44
19.56
17,021.04
1,650.85
House Connections
9,196.29
9,475.60
132,726.66
P. W. A. Project (Federal)
130,786.79
1,939.87
513.84
W. P. A .- Union & Cleveland Ave.
513.84
HIGHWAYS
3,237.50
Supt .-- Salary
3,237.50
60,000.00
234.86
General Maintenance
59,977.94
256.92
8,111.50
Union Street
8,088.72
22.78
850.00
West St.
847.01
2.99
675.00
New Equipment Walnut St.
675.00
308.00
276.13
31.87
408.50
Wash. St. (Sewer Conn.)
379.88
28.62
475.00
Holbrook Ave.
473.94
1.06
7,020.29
Union St. (Project-State)
4,555.72
2,464.57
12,558.13
E R. A. & W. P. A. Transfers
12,558.13
15,000.00
8.00
Snow
14,891.13
116.87
8,861.38
206.87
6,311.00
581
261.50
Expenses Coll. Garbage
12,000.00
Street Lighting
12,000.00
WELFARE DEPT. & SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
555.00 3,222.70
Board Public Welfare-Salaries
555.00
Visitors & Clerk
3,222.00
.70
1,053.85
E. R. A. Transfers
1,053.85
1,294.99
Electric Light Dept .- 1934
1294.99
8,863.55
Temporary Aid
58,852.45 .
11.10
Mothers' Aid
9.168.74
3.26
38,000.000
7,827.21
Old Age Assistance
45,625.27
201.94
1,975.80
Infirmary-Supt. & Labor
1,975.80
5,060.00
Maintenance
5,059.86
14
958.00
300.00
State Aid & Soldiers' Burials
988.00
270.00
360.00
Military Aid
105.00
255.00
12,000.00
2,688.50
Soldiers' Relief
14,683.13
5.37
SCHOOLS
7,427.50
General Control
7,332.31
95.19
211,223.75
Teachers' Salaries
210,771.07
452.68
16,000.00
784.58
Text Books & Supplies
16,768.50
16.08
15,655.63
20.89
Janitors' Salaries
15,676.52
8,000.00
50.56
Fuel
8,050.56
4,000.00
93.00
General Supplies
4,054.82
38.18
10,645.00
3,070.87
Maintenance
13,715.86
.01
2,597.50
Health
2,597.39
11
10,400.00
400.00
Transportation
10,393.50
6.50
3,600.00
303.59
Tuition
3,901.99
1.60
1,517.50
Auxiliary
1,468.39
49.11
1,000.00
Outlay
968.36
31.64
LIBRARY
Salaries
6,145.97
16.70
6,162.67 481.00
Janitors' Salaries
481.00
50,000.00
8,000.00
1,172.00
365
5,450.00 (Dog Tax (Thayer F.
1,523.47 300.00
General Expenses
7,271.76
1.71
RECREATION
450.00
(600.00
Parks & Playgrounds-P. 1
1,156.91
5.79
350.00
(100.00
Parks & Playgrounds-P. 2
517.72
( 67.72
500.00
(100.00
Parks & Playgrounds-P. 3
979.59
2.75
548.00
623.27
Organized Play Adams St. Playground (E. R.A.)
477.07
70.93
UNCLASSIFIED
1,000.00
50.00
Miscellaneous
1,005.86
44.14
1,310.00
W. P. A. Office
1,310.00
256.24
W. P. A. Expenses
256.24
6,150.11
518.33
Insurance-Bldgs. & Equipment
6,662.27
6.17
2,800.00
2,222.17
Employees' Compensation
5,022.17
1,012.50
Compulsory Census
1,012.50
2,365.40
Town Reports
2,365.40
7,446.00
Land Damage
7,446.00
500.00
5.62
Memorial Day
505.62
309.40
Protection Sunset Lake
252.00
57.40
3,946.00
Land Damages
3,911.00
35.00
200.00
Reimburse Ellen Brown
200.00
40,000.00
Reserve Fund
Trans.
38,828.48
1,171.52
8,282.39
E. R. A. Materials - 1934
7,683.49
598.90
25,000.00
17.96
E. R. A. Materials - 1935
12,504.25
12,513.71
WATER DEPARTMENT
3,241.76 25,000.00
Filtration Plant Dike
2,148.23
1,093.53
10,424.62
14,575.38
(112.70
(382.34
623.27
366
500.00 150.00
47,087.50
(23,040.00 1,120.00
Interest Appropriation or Balance Transfers or Refunds
49;739.25
21,508.25
Payments
$ 1,052,915.63
Balances TOTALS
$ 71,210.64 $ 1,124,126.27
Respectfully submitted,
BLANCHE E. PORTER, Town Accountant.
367
CEMETERY Salary Supt. & Labor Maintenance INTEREST
500.00 128.43
21.57
$ 1,031,259.88
92,866.39 $
$ 1,124,126.27
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Jury List 1935
AS PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN
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Abbott, Lawrence, 161 Hancock Street, Laborer Ackerson, Herbert M., 167 Hollis Avenue, Draftsman Adams, Charles W., 301 Pond Street, Machinist Allen, Horace E., 575 Washington Street, R. R. Emp. Ambler, Eric N., 54 Edgehill Road, Sales Manager Andrews, William H., 60 Sherbrooke Avenue,
Rubber Refiner
Anderson, Bertram J., 155 Elmlawn Road, Machinist Atkinson, Felix, 46 Academy Street, Foreman Barnett, John, 306 Commercial Street, Laborer Barrett, John, 15 Carter Road, Laborer Barrett, Joseph P., 31 Elmlawn Road, Electrician Basher, Maurice, 625 Washington Street, Chauffeur Bates, G. Irving, 399 Washington Street, Plumber Bean, George A., 116 Hobart Street, Machinist Bennett, Alfred P., 54 Allen Street, Salesman Bennett, John, Liberty Street, Chauffeur Biondo, Antonio, 553 Pond Street, Shoeworker Boutin, Russell L., 51 Hobart Street, Bleachery Bunker, Will A., 144 Middle Street, Fore River Cannon, John E., 98 Beechwood Road, Clerk Cassesse, Michael, 36 Hobart Street, Shoe Worker
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Cheverie, James G., 33 Elliott Street, Laborer Chittendon, Wentworth N., 94 Brow Avenue,
Civil Engineer
Clougherty, Thomas E., 200 Washington Street, Clerk Coleman, Frederick W., 15 Crawford Road, Salesman Connelly, John N., 192 Hollingsworth Avenue,
Const. Engineer
Cotter, Joseph, 10 Vinton Avenue, Machinist Cushing, Perley H., 6 Bowditch Street, Clerk Daly, Frank J., 18 Hobart Street, Accountant Davidson, John G., 16 Oakland Road, Laborer DeBold, William R., 40 Dewey Road, Pipe Fitter Delorey, Arthur, 11 Hobart Street, Shoeworker Delorey, Francis, 61 Walnut Avenue, Helper Dickie, Charles E., 448 Liberty Street, Coppersmith Diotte, Alexander, 15 Wyman Road, R. R. Employee Donelly, Robert J., 32 Sterling Street, Carpenter Dumais, Archaille, 640 Washington Street, Machinist Durgin, Charles F., 54 Bellevue Road, Salesman Dries, Frederick W., Washington Street, Rubber Wor. Dyer, Carlton H., 237 Pond Street, Painter
Dyer, John B., 29 Academy Street, Shoeworker
Dyer, Kenneth B., 259 Pond Street, Laborer Evans, John G., 424 Middle Street, Laborer Frazier, Luke, 39 Jersey Avenue, Laborer Gavin, John, 332 Union Street,
Gavin, William, 332 Union Street, Salesman Getchell, Albert E., 54 Marshall Street, Salesman Gillan, James M., 127 Allen Street, Sheet Iron Wor. Gilman, Harold S., 150 Franklin Street, Chauffeur Gunville, Bernard L., 54 Brookside Road, Chauffeur Gurney, James P., 36 Bowditch Street, Painter Hall, Joseph P., 270 Pond Street, Shoe Worker Halpin, James P., 34 Brow Avenue, Shoe Maker Hannigan, Gerald M., 309 Tremont Street, Realtor Harter, Earl R., 94 Plain Street, Fireman Hayden, Eugene E., 571 West Street, Farmer
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Hayden, Archie L., 223 Franklin Street, Shoe Maker Haynes, Charles F., 45 Morrison Road, Laundry Hennedy, Hugh, 314 Franklin Street, Blacksmith Hobart, Parker H., 930 Washington Street, Insurance Hollingshead, Thomas F., 1356 Wash. St., Mechanic Hickey, Henry, 595 Washington Street, Painter Hirtle, Darius S., 194 Commercial Street, Chauffeur Innis, Howard S., 50 Nelson Street, Foreman
Irving, George, 170 Arnold Street, R. R. Employee Jansen, Ernest J., 9 Dewey Road, Clerk Kimball, Harold A., 1036 Wash. Street, Draftsman Kusic, Herbert B., 8 Fairmount Avenue, Mechanic Klaus, Frank, 28 Jersey Avenue, Cigar Maker Lansing, George, 33 Jersey Avenue, Pressman Leetch, John F., 105 Tremont Street, Chauffer Legg, Gordon E., 19 Azel Road, Wholesale Manager Lennon, William H., 300 Quincy Avenue, Driller LeSage, Eugene P., 91 Pond Street, Clerk Levangie, William D., 311 Commercial Street, Elec. Ludden, J. Edward, 24 Stetson Street, Plumber MacDonald, George, 1131 Washington Street, Sales'n MacDonald, Uriel O., 309 Tremont Street, Realtor Macleod, Alexander, 52 Sterling Street, Machinist Makepeace, Carl, 30 Faulkner Place, Iron Const. Matthews, Charles W., 244 Liberty Street, Laborer Matthews, Henry, 7 Wellington Street, Machinist Mclaughlin, Emmet F., 31 Morrison Road, Store Mgr. McKeough, Joseph S., 607 Washington Street, Carp. Mencke, George C., 15 Wellington Street, Printer Moorehead, George K., 16 West Street, Milk Mulligan, Thomas F., 221 Commercial Street, Train'n Peach, Joseph, Braintree Gardens, Bricklayer Pearson, Stanley E., 231 Franklin Street, Printer Pfeffer, George, 103 Liberty Street, Iron Worker Powers, William J., 84 Front Street, Plumber Quimby, Harold R., 170 Tremont Street, Advertiser Riley, Joseph F., 180 Edgehill Road, Bldg. Supt.
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Roberts, Charles H., 931 Washington Street, Manager Schroth, Edward J., 2 Hillview Road, Steamfitter Scudder, Elliott R., 41 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Salesman Shutt, John W., 53 Middle Street, Garage Man Silva, Joseph F., 7 Norfolk Road, Barber Southwick, John M., 65 Wilkins Road, Painter Sullivan, Timothy E., 36 Oak Street, Salesman Sullivan, Edward J. Jr., 64 Bickford Road, Student Sutherland, Alexander, 15 Burroughs Road, Carpenter Staples, Ernest A., 28 Union Street, Chief Engineer Starr, Leo F., 55 Sterling Street, Welder Taber, Theodore E., 19 Commercial Street, Asst. Ship. Talbot, Thomas S., 18 West Street, Merchant Thayer, Herbert A., 22 Thayer Place, Carpenter Thomas, William W., 370 Sunnyside Ave., Carpenter Till, Horace G., 145 Edgehill Road, Wool Grader Trainor, Lawrence A., 5 Liberty Street, Filling Station Vining, John F., 28 Willard Street, Architect Vinton, Harry F. Sr., 30 River Street, Real Estate Walsh, Peter H., 61 Edgehill Road, Painter Warwick, Ernest, 17 Coolidge Avenue, Carpenter Watson, Arthur P., 105 Middle Street, Real Estate Welch, George J., 105 Tremont Street, Shoeworker Westover, Stanley L., 230 Quincy Avenue, Helper Wentworth, Earl T., 422 Elm Street, Mechanical Eng. Weston, N. Lloyd, 102 Tremont Street, Iron Worker Woods, Samuel, 85 Cedarcliff Road, Carpenter Wynot, Parker E., 382 Commercial St., Filling Sta. At. Young, Herbert F., 45 Somerville Avenue, Meat Cutter Young, Ira R., 50 Waldron Road,
Yourell, John H., 25 Hobart Street, Shoe Worker
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Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Braintree. Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachu- setts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified to vote in elections therein, to meet at the polling places in their respective Precincts, to wit :-
Polling Place in Precinct 1, Town Hall.
Polling Place in Precinct 2, Legion Building, Hol- lis Avenue.
Polling Place in Precinct 3, Hose House, Allen Street.
On Monday, the second day of March, 1936, at five forty-five o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to bring into the Wardens of their respective Precincts their votes on the official ballot for a Moderator, Town Clerk, a Town Treasurer, one Selectman for a term of three years, one member of the Board of Pub- lic Welfare for a term of three years, one member of
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the Board of Assessors for a term of three years, one Water Commissioner and Commissioner of Sinking Fund for a term of three years, two members of the School Committee for a term of three years, one mem- ber of the Municipal Lighting Board for a term of three years, one member of the Board of Health for a term of three years, one Sewer Commissioner for a term of three years, one Park Commissioner for a term of three years, a Tax Collector, a Tree Warden, two members of the Planning Board for a term cf three years, two trustees of Thayer Public Library for a term of two years, and fifteen Constables.
The polls will be opened at five forty-five o'clock in the forenoon, and will be closed at three o'clock in the afternoon.
You are further directed to notify and warn the said inhabitants qualified to vote as aforesaid, to meet at the Town Hall in said Braintree on Monday, the ninth day of March, 1936, at seven forty-five o'clock in the evening, then and there to act upon the follow- ing articles, namely :-
Article 1. To choose all Town Officers, except those elected by ballot.
Article 2. To hear and act upon the report of the several boards of Town Officers, and committees, and choose any committee the Town may think proper.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to author- ize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Se- lectmen, to borrow money from time to time in antici- pation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1936, and to issue a note or notes therefor,
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payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to author- ize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Se- lectmen, to borrow money from time to time in antici- pation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1937, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to author- ize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money for general municipal purposes un- der the authority of and in accordance with the pro- visions of Chapter 49 of the Acts of 1933, or take any action relative thereto.
Article 6. To see if the Town will hold its Treas- urer harmless on his bond for any loss which may arise from the failure of any National Bank or Trust Company in which the funds of the Town may be on deposit, said Bank or Trust Company being designat- ed by the Selectmen.
Article 7. To see if the Town will hold its Collec- tor harmless on his bond from any loss which may arise from the failure of any National Bank or Trust Company in which the funds of the Town may be on deposit, said Bank or Trust Company being designat- ed by the Selectmen.
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Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate a sum of money for a Reserve Fund for extraordinary and unforseen expenditures during the current year.
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