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15 Doris Gertrude LeClair
. Charles and (Mariana Paradis)
16 Shirley Priscilla Coburn . Frederick and (Hazel Henderson)
19 William Eugene Lebrun Emile J. and (Alice Fraser)
23 John Edgar LaCourt . Ernest L. and (C. M. Beaudette)
28 Robert Eusley Wotton . James and (Ethel J. Bliss)
29 John Henry Miner John J. and (Mary Doherty)
11
35
OCT.
10 Nancy Adams
William E. and (Ethel Scoble)
12 Charles Arthur Bolduc . Charles H. and (Ora N. Theberge)
17 Dexter Wood Laton Fred D. and (Natalie Wilson)
18 George Sargent George and (Helen Moray)
20 Stillborn
24 Helen Rita Duffy Henry and (Theresa L. Elliot)
25 Dolores Edward Milot Charles E. and (Marie B. Gagnon)
26 Louis Rondeau George J. and (Olive Grier)
NOV.
2 Walter Lawrence Dusablon .... Walter L. and (Yvonne Perrotte)
2 Chester Anderson Priest, Jr .... Chester A. and (Lucy G. Christie)
4 Katherine Fay Molloy . Richard A. and (Mary G. McCoy)
5 Emil Oscar Nilsson . Emile A. and (Johanna Ginter)
7 Bentas . Stephen and (Helen Gidas)
7 David Francis Sullivan . David F. and (Gertrude J. Miniter)
10 Curtis Leroy Stadig Alphonse and (Evelyn Roberts)
21 Mildred Blanche Polley . Arthur W. and (Evelyn M. Fuller)
22 Walter Nixon Parker Frank L. and (Amy L. Nixon)
23 Francis Leo DeKalb . Francis and (Emma Sweeney)
24 Edith Edna Brake Nelson and (Thelma Williams)
29 Jacquelyn Doris Carkin Charles C. and (M. B. Whitworth)
DEC.
2 Joseph Miller
James and (Lillian Brooks)
5 Charles D. Coffin, Jr. . Charles D. and (M. Marion Daniels)
6 Harold F. Stott, Jr. . Harold F. and (Dorilla Ayotte)
7 Natalie Elizabeth Berg . Ralph A. and (Ruth Emerson)
8 Ferreira Antonio and (Candida Fernandes)
13 Marion Alice Morton George H. and (Rose Alexander)
16 Pauline Evelyn McEwan George and (Cora King)
22 Dorothy Christine Cahill John and (Dorothy Wyman)
24 Mona Joyce Russon . Wyman F. and (Mildred E. Leach)
26 Coluchi . Alecv and (Margaret Dillon)
29 Maria C. Gonsalves . Manuel and (Marie Concucas)
MARRIAGES
Date Name
Residence
Birthplace
JAN.
10 Chares Edward Milot
Westford
Canada
Marie Blanche Gagnon
. Chelmsford . Chelmsford, Mass.
31 Oscar E. Reis
. Chemsford . Rockport, Mass.
Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass. Helen Westberg
FEB.
7 Frederick H. Coburn
. Chelmsford . Lowell, Mass.
Hazel V. Henderson
Chemsford Lowell, Mass.
11 James H. McNally
Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
Dorothea P. Johnson Lowell Boston, Mass.
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MAR.
11 Arthur Robert Nystrom Chelmsford
Lynn, Mass.
Helena Grace Merrill . Chelmsford . Dunstable, Mass.
14 David G. Peterson . Chelmsford
.Sweden Iola E. Grant . Chelmsford
Chelsea, Mass.
14 William Cook
Chelmsford
. Calais, Me.
Fay Rouleau Chelmsford
Hudson, N. H.
15 Kenneth R. Reid Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
Viola F. Crafts
Chelmsford
Rumney, N. H.
APRIL
10 William Ernest Scoble . Chelmsford
. Baltic, Conn.
Alethea Maud Gooch
. Lowell Lowell, Mass.
11 Morton Marquis Wright
. Chelmsford . Chelmsford, Mass.
Doris Alma Bill . . Chelmsford . Portland, Me.
13 Joseph Wilfred Green . Chelmsford England
Ireland Mary Agnes James Lowell
29 Vincent J. McCann
Chelmsford Canada
Isabell K. Mahoney Billerica Billerica, Mass.
29 Walter E. Cunningham
Chelmsford . Lowell, Mass.
Adeline Richardson
Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass ..
MAY
16 Bert W. Decatur
Springfield Westford, Mass.
Lena (Gagnon) Marvell. Chelmsford Fremont, N. H.
16 Frederick Veada Perry . Boston Lowell, Mass.
Adeline Mae (Carll) Nichols ... Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
26 Edward Nelson Boure . Lowell
. Lowell, Mass.
Mildred Lewis Snow . Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
28 Harold Eglin
Chelmsford . England
Sarah Ellen F. (Dolan) Walters Chelmsford Roselle, N. J.
JUNE
1 William D. Keohane . Lowell
. Lowell, Mass.
Rosetta Sheerin
. Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
6 Albert Oliver Guerin . Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
Elizabeth Isabelle Buchanan ... Chelmsford Westminster, Mass.
6 Fmnk Shephard Hunt
. Peabody, Mass. . Lowell, Mass.
Sonja Schollin Borg
. Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
6 George E. Leining
. Manchester, Manchester, N. H.
8 Rudolph Haberman, Jr.
. Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
Carlisle Canada
17 John Adolph McMullen . Chelmsford Wakefield, Mass.
Mary Filena Nickles Chelmsford . Swampscott, Mass.
20 Joseph Ernest Houle Dora Alexina Pinard
. Goffstown, N. H. Manchester, N. H.
. Chelmsford Manchester, N. H.
22 Henry James McNulty . Manchester, N. H .... Concord, N. H.
Mabel F. Morris . Chelmsford .St. George, Me.
24 Joseph Henry Dyer New Britain, Conn .... Lowell, Mass. Anna Marion Walsh . Chelmsford .Chelmsford, Mass.
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Ella M. Schowtzer
. Manchester . Manchester, M. H.
Delia Eva Lhussier
JULY
3 David Bennett . Chelmsford
England
Helen (Kelley) Davis . Lowell Lowell, Mass.
5 Andrew Joseph Charette
. Lowell
. Lowell, Mass.
Mary Rose Carron Westford Taunton, Mass.
16 Harold O. Petrie . Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
Gertrude F. Pickard
. Chelmsford
Chelmsford, Mass.
AUG.
4 Fred L. Fletcher
Chelmsford
Chelmsford, Mass.
Vera E. (Brooks)
Brown
. Dracut Lowell, Mass.
6 Emil A. Nilsson
. Chelmsford
. Sweden
Johanna (Ginter) Wiede
Clinton, Mass. . Germany
15 Maurice Stanley Marion C. Cameron
. Chelmsford
. Lowell, Mass.
. Chelmsford
. Lowell, Mass.
16 Leo Almon Wilson
. Chelmsford . Lowell, Mass.
Victoria Mary Sokol
Billerica Salem, Mass.
Canada
22 Napoleon Lacombe Chelmsford Lucille Boucher Chelmsford
. Chnada
24 Robert Myrle Adams
. Chelmsford
Chelmsford, Mass.
Marion Frances Phelps Lowell
. Lowell, Mass.
24 Clarence Garlick
Maynard Maynard, Mass.
Dorothy M. Burbeck Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass.
SEPT.
5 Albert E. Desmarais No. Oxford . No. Grafton, Mass.
Evelyn M. Constantino . Chelmsford . Chelmsford, Mass.
6 Louis J. Ferron Chelmsford . Lowell, Mass. Yvonne Langlois . Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
12 Gordon P. DeWolf
Cambridge
E. Boston, Mass.
Charlotte M. Park
Chelmsford Leominster, Mass.
14 Ralph M. Neilsen Nottingham, N. H. Cambridge, Mass. Mary I. Welton . Spring Hill, N. S .. . Spring Hill, N. S.
19 Henry C. Howland
. Chelmsford . Australia
Edna M. Brake . Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
24 William M. Potter
Lowell Boston, Mass.
Arnelia Scott
Lowell
Lowell, Mass.
28 Herman G. Vattes Manchester, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Rose F. Fischer Manchester, N. H. Manchester, N. H.
OCT.
3 Thomas J. LeMasurier . Chelmsford Jersey Island
Isabella (Wright) Hamilton ... Chelmsford Scotland
7 Ira Milliken Boothby . Chelmsford Lowell, Mass. Marion Crosby Willson Lowell . Lowell, Mass.
10 Herbert Cowdell, Jr. Lowell . Lowell, Mass.
Nettie McCallum . Chelmsford . Dracut, Mass.
11 Lewis Albert Descheneau . Manchester, N. H ... Methuen, Mass. Irene Lavigne . Westford Lowell, Mass.
22 Martin J. Brick . Chelmsford Dracut, Mass. Mabel R. Tolby . Billerica Lowell, Mass.
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NOV.
9 Rosario Masse
Lowell
. Canada
Lottie Hamel
. Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass.
11 J. Chrence Burne
Chelmsford Fall River, Mass.
Bessie M. Jackson
Ayer Lornville, N. S.
11 Napoleon Thomas Manseau
Chelmsford
. Canada
Eva Catherine Lemay
Chelmsford
. Lowell, Mass.
26 Joseph Alfred McMullen
Chelmsford
Chelmsford, Mass.
Cecelia Livesey
Westford Billerica, Mass.
26 Alfred Pederson
Carlisle . Carlisle, Mass.
Alice May Johnson
Lowell
. Lowell, Mass.
28 William Timothy O'Halloran .. Newtonville
. Newton, Mass.
Helen Margaret Quigley
Chelmsford Chelmsford, Mass.
DEC.
12 Alfred Marcotte
Chelmsford
Dracut, Mass.
Mary Georganna Gervais
Chelmsford
. Westford, Mass.
16 John Adams Dix
Chelmsford
Chelmsford, Mass.
Eva Amelie Peverill
Chelmsford
. Lowell, Mass.
DEATHS
The infant mortality rate for 1925 is 5.92 per cent. The mortality rate based on the last census taken in 1925 figured on a population of 6573 is 15.06 per cent.
Date Name
Years
Months
Days
JAN.
2 Michael Gabiele
3 Mary Robertshaw
.65.
11
20 Robert A. Hartley
.33.
11. 24
23 Sarah Daly
.85.
26 Jane Dickey
.71.
5 Lottie Gray Unknown
FEB.
7 Harriett S. Syvret
61
11 3
10 Priscilla (McLeod) Leith
,63.
2
12 Louisa E. Lovrien .80.
8. 27
15 Kenneth L. Audoin 8.
9. 22
15 Donald Miller 4. 4. 10
16 Otis Leroy Wright
72.
4. 12
19 Mary Cryan
.56. -
.
MAR.
1 Ellen Eunice Johnson
84.
1
10 Francis J. Syvret
61.
6
9
11 Frederic C. Silk 81. 5 23
11 Sarah Michaud 71. 10 16
21 Mary O'Toole 49.
. 42.
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Date Name
Years
Months
Days
14 Marie Anne Auger
30 Min.
19 William Alexander Mitchell
71.
4.
.26
21 Ripley Wilkins Sargent
22 Stillborn
APRIL
1 Malvena Tenny
.81
28
13 Amilia Nawosza
18.
8.
22
13 Alma E. Olsson
66.
9.
22
16 Arthur F. Wood
70.
10.
22
17 Wilfred Dixon Harrison
.38.
2.
2
25 Margaret Trull
7.
27
29 Henri Eugene Richardson .74.
3.
.17
MAY
6 Carl H. Lambert
.46
1
1
9 Orrin Clarence Frye
.67.
.10.
17
9 Stillborn
12 Stillborn
13 Foster 'S. Thurston
.69.
7. 16
14 Eric A. Carlson
. 72.
9.
7
15 George G. Stetson .81.
5.
2
16 Margaret H. Nangle 6
2. 23
16 Ernest Siddall 40.
9
30
17 Emma Jane Googins 63.
5.
2
20 Sarah F. Caldwell
71.
1
3
24 Lidie Creed Seeton
74.
7.
10
26 Lars Adolph Peterson
70.
1
16
29 Henry F. Barker
80.
4. 21
29 Hannah Eliza Spaulding
66.
10. 8
31 Joseph R. McNulty
18
JUNE
1 John B. Perkins
64.
4 21
6 Hannah Elizabeth Davis .
71.
6. .
15
10 Karin Engstrom .83.
11 Bessie Marion Adams
30.
11.
30
22 Marie Claire Doris Ducharme
27
22 William Mitchell Brown . 43.
23 Michael McPhillips
.58.
26 Mary T. Berry .74.
7.
26 James P. Emerson .82.
3. 22
JULY
1 Clare M. Saunders
.61
11. 18
2 Anna Hjort
. 84.
6. 25
2 Charles H. Noel
34.
7. 27
10 Evangeline M. Monahan
50.
11. 26
25 Marion A. McCarthy
16.
28 Betty Lena Mary Beaulieu
About 1 hour
40
1. 7
27
Date AUG.
Name
Years
Months
Days
9 Alice Gaudette
29
2.
.24
9 Georgiana W. Ripley
.54.
11.
28
12 Edward Lasua .70.
20 Karinus Knudsen
60.
25 Thomas Finch
73.
11
27 Marie Gonsalves
1.
2.
28
Robert E. Cruson
77.
28 Walter J. Devine
44.
30 Dennis J. Meagher
63.
.
31 Julia Ann Foshey
87.
2.
.
SEPT.
2 William Arnold Stanley
50 10 27
6 Stillborn
12 Mary Jane Dix
43
11. 13
15 Leonard Spaulding
76.
8.
13
16 Irene Quirk
.28.
25 Minnie S. Parkhurst .60.
.11. 2 .
28 Grace Curtin
.20.
OCT.
2 George Ringbold Johnson 76
11. 22
10 William M. Hardy
61.
2.
12
13 Leonard Capuano
1.
3.
20 Stillborn
31 James F. O'Brien
, 29
NOV.
2 Patrick J. Tansey
51
3 Charles A. Holbrook
.71.
9. .25
8 Eva Battye 44. 11. .19
19 Russell Rutherford Lundberg 2. 5.
7
26 Edith May Hannaford .48. 6. 25
26 Hannah G. Petterson 70.
2. 25
27 Hildur A. L. Nilsson 26.
3. 11
29 Ellen Jane Parlee 84.
6. 27
30 Lizzie M. Blaisdell 69.
2.
13
DEC.
5 Amelia Frances Byam 75 10 7
6 Albert L. Ohlson 36. 2.
17
9 Pierre Bussiere
2
10 Ernestine Beaudet 78
12 Charles D. Coffin, Jr.
7
25 Abbie Ann Ripley 84.
4. .13
28 Joseph Callahan 5 ·
29 Alice A. Walker .45. 8. 5
.
2
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
DOG LICENSES
465
Male Dogs
95
Kennel Licenses
562
RECEIPTS
Dog Licenses
$1,455.00
State Dept. of Conservation Fees
428.50
Birth Certificates
2.50
Marriage Licenses
54.00
Recording Fees
36.80
Auto Dealers' Licenses
15.00
Sunday Licenses
42.00
Common Victuallers' Licenses
4.00
Filling Station Licenses
14.38
Slaughter House Licenses
1.00
Bottling License
10.00
Revolver Permits
8.00
Junk Licenses
16.00
Denatured Alcohol License
3.00
Manicuring License
1,00
Certificates of Registration
2.00
Auctioneer's License
4.00
Pool Room and Bowling Alley Licenses
4.00
$ 2,101.18
PAYMENTS
To County Treasurer:
For Dog Licenses
$1,343.00
For State Dept. of Conservation:
For Licenses
350.25
To Town Treasurer:
Dept. of Conservation Fees
78.25
Birth Certificates
2.50
Marriage Licenses
54.00
Recording Fees
36.80
Auto Dealer's License
15.00
Sunday Licenses
42.00
Common Victualler's License
4.00
Auctioneer's License
4.00
Filling Station License
14.38
Slaughter House License
1.00
Bottling License
10.00
Revolver Permits
8.0.0
Junk Licenses
16.00
Denatured Alcohol Licenses
3.00
Dog License Fees
112.00
Certificates of Registration
2.00
Manicuring License
1.00
Pool Room and Bowling Alley Licenses
4.00
.
·
$ 2,101.18
HAROLD C. PETTERSON, Town Clerk.
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Female Dogs
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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT
Chelmsford, Massachusetts. January 1st, 1926.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and to the Citizens of Chelmsford:
I herewith present my annual report in accordance with Chapter 624, Section 7, of Revised Laws. I have also presented all such other financial matters as may be of general interest. £ All transfers shown in this report were authorized by a majority vote of the Finance Com- mittee of the Town of Chelmsford.
RECEIPTS
GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES
Current Year:
Poll
$ 2,100.00
Personal Property
45,063.83
Real Estate
120,067.49
$167,231.32
Previous Years:
Poll
1,131.00
· Personal Property
4,860.89
Real Estate
48,224.85
$ 54,216.74
From the State:
Corporation Tax
$ 26,627.89
National Bank Tax
163.00
Street Railway Tax
823.41
Soldiers' Exemption
124.15
Income Tax 1922
58.50
Income Tax 1923
292.50
Income Tax 1924
468.00
Income Tax 1925
23,382.20
Total from Taxes $ 51,939.65
$273,387.71
GRANTS AND GIFTS
From County :
Dog Tax $ 862.22
$ 862.22
Total from Grants and Gifts
$ 862.22
Court Fines
FINES AND FORFEITS $ 1,056.69
1,056.69 $
Total from Fines and Forfeits
$
1,056.69
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LICENSES AND PERMITS
Marriage Licenses
$ 54.00
Automobile Dealers
15.00
Sunday Licenses
42.00
Common Victuallers License
4.00
Auctioneer's Licenses
4.00
Garage License (and for sale of gas)
14.38
Slaughter House License
1.00
Bottling License
10.00
Pedlars Licenses
44.00
Milk Licenses and Oleo Licenses.
20.00
All Other
325.05
$
533.43
Total for Licenses and Permits .. $ 533.43
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
Moth :
1922
$ 30.89
1923
20.40
1924
127.76
1925
140.35
Total from Special Assessments ...
$ 319.40
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Public Buildings Rent :
North Town Hall
$ 461.00
Centre Town Hall
317.50
Collector of Taxes:
Cost on Account of Tax Sales
.
$ 97.00
Costs on Demands
. 81.25
$ 178.25
Selectmen:
Sale of Junk
$ 4.00
Sale of Sand Bank at No. Chelmsford
500.00
Total from General Government ... $ 504.00 $ 1,460.75
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Fire Department:
Reimbursement on Acct. Fires $ . 30.25
Permits Issued
14.00
$ 44.25
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
For Sealing and Testing $ 97.94
..
$ 97.94
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$
319.40
$
778.50
Forestry :
Extermination of Gypsy Moths .. $ 20.00 (From State)
Sale of Lead
159.58
179.58 $
Total from Protection of Persons and
$
321.77
Property
HIGHWAYS DEPT.
Construction :
Gnavel, Oil, Stone, Labor and Roller $ 1,068.94
Damage to Fences and Beacons 43.11
From State: On Acct. of Trucks and Registration .. 252.99
$
1,365.04
Total from Highway Dept.
$
1,365.04
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Reimbursement on Dog Bite Serum .$ 92.00
Reimbursement for Transportation 15.21
$
107.21
Total from Health Dept. $ 107.21
CHARITY DEPARTMENT
Almshouse:
Sale of Produce
$
1,002.73
Sale of Lumber
14.00
$
1,016.73
Outside Poor, Reimbursements:
For Aid, from Individuals $ 149.00
For Aid, Cities and Towns 370.44
For Mothers' Aid, from Cities and Towns
498.39
For Mothers' Aid, from State
1,295.33
$
2,313.16
$
3,329.89
State Aid
18.00
$ 492.00
Total from Soldiers' Benefits $ 492.00
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Tuition :
State Wards $ 1,324.85
Other
Tuition
1,316.82
$
2,641.67
$
2,641.67
Total from School Dept.
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Total from Charity Dept.
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS $ 474.00
Military Aid
UNCLASSIFIED
Premium on New Grammar School Loan® $ 1,280.76
Total from Unclassified
$
1,280.76
$
1,280.76
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Sale of Lots at Hart Pond Cemetery $ 20.00
Sale of Lots at Riverside Cemetery .... 20.00
Sale of Lots at Pine Ridge Cemetery .... 107.50
Sale of Lots at Forefathers' Cemetery 30.00
$ 177.50
Sale of Graves at Forefathers' Cemetery $ 3.00
Sale of Graves at Pine Ridge Cemetery $ 5.00
$ 8.00
Reimbursement by Supt. at Riverside Cemetery $ 3.00
$
3.00
Total from Cemetery Dept. $ 188.50
INTEREST
Interest on Deposits $ 1,040.35
Interest on Taxes
2,658.59
Interest on Trust Funds 925.00
$ 4,623.94
Total from Interest
$ 4,623.94
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans (Anticipation of
Revenue)
$ 10,000.00
Highway Trucks 4,444.00
New Grammar School
130,000.00
$144,444.00
Total from Municipal Indebtedness
$144,444.00
AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Agency :
Chelmsford Water District $ 7,414.87
North Chelmsford Fire District
3,210.53
$ 10,625.40
Trust:
Cemetery Perpetual Care · $ 525.00
$
525.00
Total from Agency, Trust and
Investment
$ 11,150.40
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REFUNDS
Highway Department:
Highway General (1924 bill) . . 19.21
.$
$ 19.21
School Department:
Books and Supplies (1924 bill) . $ 3.00
Instruction (1925 bill)
37.08
Total from Refunds
$ 59.29
Total Receipts for 1925
$447,624.67
Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1925
51,994.33
Total Receipts for 1925 and Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1925. 499,619.00
Total Payments for 1925
423,700.10
Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1925
75,918.90
PAYMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT
LEGISLATIVE
Moderator:
Salary
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
EXECUTIVE
Selectmen :
Salaries
.$ 650.00
$ 650.00
Other Expenses:
Stationery and Postage $ 2.85
Printing and Advertising
84.30
Car Fares and Transportation
19.38
Telephone
56.90
All Other
.50
Town Clerk and Accountant:
Salary
1,800
Other Expenses:
Clerk Hire
$ 12.00
Stationery and Postage
131.60
Printing and Advertising
40.57
Supplies
61.31
Binding
31.85
All Other
.. . 2.99
$ 163.93
1,800.00 $
$ 280.32
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$ 40.08
Collector and Treasurer: Salary
$ 1,350.00
$ 1,350.00
Other Expenses:
Stationery and Postage $ 223.31
Printing and Advertising
70.00
Car Fares and Transportation
15.32
Telephone
26.37
Registering Notes
40.00
Treasurer's Bond :
Premium
$ 220.00
$ 220.00
Assessors:
Salaries
$ 1,199.55
$ 1,199.55
Other Expenses :
Stationery and Postage
22.65
Printing and Advertising
109.72
Supplies
.85
Express
... .47
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$
133.69
Transportation :
Auto Hire
99.80
$
99.80
Law Department:
Town Counsel Salary $ 300.00
$
300.00
Election anl Registration :
Registrars' Wages
$ 90.60
Election Officers' Wages
563.02
Police
$ 22.25
Printing and Advertising
196.59
Meals
3.50
Transportation
30.00
Rent
8.00
All Other
. . 28.00
941.96 $
Appraisers:
Salaries $ 30.00
$ 30.00
Other Expenses: Typewriting $ 3.00
$ 3.00
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$ 375.00
Public Buildings:
Janitors' Salaries
$ 900.00
$ 900.00
Fuel
.$ 415.65
Light
.$ 264.55
Water
20.00
Repairs
$ 687.18
$
687.18
Other Expense:
Janitors' Sundries
.... . 49.44
.$
$ 49.44
Total for General Government ..
$ 9,894.07
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police :
Patrolmen
$ 2,562.50
Special Officers
1,302.39
Constable
24.00
Maintenance Motorcycles
104.16
Auto Hire
345.49
Telephone
15.25
Keeping Prisoners
30.50
Purchase of Motorcycles
580.00
Uniforms
185.13
$ 5,149.42
Fire Department:
Salaries-Engineers
$ 325.00
Salaries-Firemen
2,800.63
3,125.63 $
Janitors:
Salaries
$ 270.00
$ 270.00
Engineers' Expenses
$ 70.09
$
70.09
Fires:
Labor and Expenses
$ 694.96
Supplies
$ 175.00
$
175.00
Repairs:
$ 293.86
$ 293.86
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$ 694.96
Buildings
$ 700.20
Telephone and Alarms $ 499.87
$ 499.87
Maintenance of Trucks
499.29
$ 499.29
New Equipment $ 275.00
$ 275.00
Hydrant Service:
North Chelmsford
$ 750.00
Chelmsford Centre
750.00
West Chelmsford
20.00
$
1,520.00
Fuel
$ 419.25
Light
45.90
Water
10.25
$ 475.40
Rent:
At Centre
$ 180.00
At West
$
150.00
$ 330.00
Improving Fire Alarm System:
Wire, Cable, etc.
.$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
New Truck:
East Chelmsford Chemical
... .$ 3,250.00
3,250.00 $
Fire Site Location:
Land at North Chelmsford
. . $ 2,200.00
$ 2,200.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Labor
$ 124.00
Seals, etc.
7.85
$
131.85
Moth Dept:
Supt. Salary
$ 500.00
Labor
1,290.23
Teams
160.85
Advertising
18.44
Gas and Oil
133.71
Insecticides
413.35
Hardware and Tools
51.03
Transportation
37.50
Repairs to Sprayer
237.74
..
2,842.85
50
Tree Warden: Labor
$ 198.70
Hardware and Tools
.75
$ 199.45
Forest Fires :
Warden Salary
$ 49.50
Fighting Fires
713.45
Clerk Hire
13.00
Apparatus
49.21
Inspection
10.00
Rent
14.00
Printing
11.25
Transportation
13.00
Telephone
.....
Total for Protection of Persons and Property
$ 23,876.23
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Salaries:
Board of Health .
.
$ 350.00
$ 350.00
Health Agent:
Salary
100.00
$ 100.00
Transportation:
Board of Health
$ 146.49
$ 146.49
Agent
$ 200.00
.
$ 200.00
Aid:
Board and Treatment $ 10.00
Medical Attendance
137.00
Drugs and Medicine
16.74
Groceries and Provisions
104.25
Hospitals
44.79
Board and Treatment for T. B.
Patients
230.00
Vaccination
20.50
$ 563.28
Maintenance :
Stationery and Postage $ 22.33
Printing and Advertising
39.55
Drugs and Medicines
30.92
Fumigation and Disinfectants
27.00
Vital Statistics
12.25
51
.15
$ 873.56
Telephone All Other
1.10
22.48
Burying Dead Animals
15.00
1
$
170.63
Animal Inspector:
Salary $ 200.00
$ 200.00
Meat Inspector:
Salary
. . $ 600.00
$ 600.00
Milk Inspector:
.$ 350.00
$ 350.00
Total for Health and Sanitation ... $ 2,680.40
HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT
Supt. Salary .$ 2,000.00
$
2,000.00
General:
Labor
$ 11,890.69
Teams
3,160.63
Broken Stone, Gravel, etc.
1,295.60
Equipment and Repairs
2,015.90
Transportation
172.50,
Removal of Snow
1,231.02
Gas and Oil
1,096.65
Bubbler Fountain
9.00
Road Oil
1,018.19
$ 21,890.18
Truck Maintenance:
Truck No. 1 $ 173.97
Truck No. 2
237.75
Truck No. 3
977.88
Gas and Oil
6.00
All Other
4.00
$
1,399.60
Purchase of Highway Beacons:
Two Beacons .$ 405.00
$ 405.00
Road Binder:
Asphaltic Cement and Oil .$ 5,990.31
$ 5,990.31 |
Cutting Brush :
Labor $ 192.84
$ 192.84
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Salary
Street Lighting: Light $ 11,647.73
$ 11,647.73
Street Signs: Signs and Posts $ 98.03
$ 98.03
School Street:
Labor, Material, etc. 993.89
.
$ 993.89
Retaining Wall at Coburn Property, West Chelmsford:
Labor, Stone and Material
. $
497.79
$ 497.79
Middlesex Street Macadam:
Labor, Stone and Material
$
2,998.90
2,998.90 $
Church Street Macadam:
Labor, Stone and Material
$
2,999.77
$
2,999.77
Main St., West Chelmsford:
Labor and Material
.$
996.56
$ 996.56
Billerica Street:
Labor and Material ..... .$ 997.80
$ 997.80
Purchase of Highway Trucks:
1
International
$
3,125.00
Federal 3,625.00
$ 6,750.00
Total for Highways
$ 59,858.40
CHARITY DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Overseers ·
$
225.00
$
225.00
Outside Poor:
Groceries and Provisions $ 385.88
Coal and Wood
39.50
Rent, Board and Care
138.54
Medicine and Medical Attendance
1,110.25
State Institutions
461.00
Cash Aid
486.00
Burial
. . 95.50
All Other
. 39.95
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Relief by Other Cities and Towns:
Cities
428.65
Towns
70.99
Cash Aid
158.00
Mothers' Aid By:
Town
$ 3,700.00
Other Towns
882.59
$ 7,996.85
Overseers' Expense :
Stationery and Postage . ..
$ 2.38
$ 2.38
Almshouse:
Supt. Salary
$
900.00
$ 900.00
Other Expenses:
Other Employes
$ 24.00
Groceries and Provisions
522.18
Dry Goods and Clothing
31.32
Repairs
1.35
Fuel, Light and Water
324.99
Hay and Grain
513.13
Supplies
121.31
Medical Attendance and Drugs
178.70
Blacksmith
14.58
All Other
149.25
1,880.81 $
Buildings:
Repairs
$
36.33
$ 36.33
Total for Charities
$ 11,041.37
Soldiers' Benefits:
State Aid
$ 364.00
Soldiers' Relief . 574.00
$ 938.00
Total for Soldiers' Benefits $ 938.00
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Administration :
Supt. Salary $ 3,199.92
School Committee Secretary Salary ..
63.50
Truant Officer
31.00
Printing, Stationery and Postage
52.01
Telephone
108.44
Traveling Expenses
297.58
Graduation Expenses
70.56
All Other .
45.95
$ 3,868.96
54
New Equipment : High
$ 680.69
Elementary
817.98
1,498.67 $
Instruction :
Teachers' Salaries, High $ 14,973.02
Teachers' Salaries, Elementary 40,801.70
Supervisors' Salaries
2,686.71
Text and Reference Books, High
586.69
Text and Reference Books, Elementary
1,302.58
Supplies, High
689.86
Supplies, Elementary
1,519.75
$ 62,560.31
Operation and Maintenance:
Janitors' Salaries, High
$ 1,503.92
Janitors' Salaries, Elementary
5,357.03
Fuel, High
1,453.57
Fuel, Elementary
4,423.23
Light, Power and Water
889.71
Repairs, High
694.29
Repairs, Elementary
3,562.60
Janitors' Supplies, High
323.76
Janitors' Supplies, Elementary
176.68
All Other
3.30
$ 18,388.09
Auxiliary Agencies :
Transportation, High $ 4,007.57
Transportation, Elementary
4,002.57
Physicians
600.00
School Nurse Salary
1,190.00
School Nurse Supplies
89.99
School Nurse Transportation
237.00
$ 10,127.73
Retaining Wall at Princeton School .... $
749.54
Grading East Chelmsford School
Grounds $ 2,468.78 $ 749.54
$
2,468.78
Tablet to Mark George R. Quessy School
46.00
$ 46.00
New Grammar School at Chelmsford
Centre :
General Contract
$ 72,419.20
Electrical Contract 773.00
Heating and Ventilating Contract .. 7,333.00
Plumbing Contract
3,230.00
Architect and Engineer
5,088.46
Grading
350.00
Purchase of Land
4,875.00
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Examining Title and Legal Fees on Land
64.60
Safe Deposit Box
5.00
Installing Water
324.34
Pipe
43.20
Expert Engineer's Advice
25.00
Water
3.00
Bonds
475.63
Sewerage System
1,135.00
$ 96,144.43
Vocational School:
Tuition
$
2,462.22
$ 2,462.22
Total for Schools
$198,314.73
LIBRARIES
Adams Library
$ 2,000.00
North Chelmsford Library
1,200.00
$ 3,200.00
Total for Libraries
$
3,200.00
RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED
Parks:
Labor $ 371.80
Equipment
21.50
Loam and Dressing
87.75
Supplies
38.40
Care of Flags
2.50
Flowers and Trees
... 114.38
$ 696.33
Westland Park:
Contract for Grading . $ 475.00
$ 475.00
Total for Recreation
1,171.33 $
Unclassified :
Band Concerts $ 250.00
$ 250.00
Memorial Day:
Band
$ 50.00
Oration
10.00
Flags
22.50
Dinner
65.00
Printing
6.75
Reading
5.00
Choir
15.00
.. .
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Decorating
10.00
Flowers and Stand
3.00
$ 187.25
Village Clock:
.$
30.00
$ 30.00
Town Reports:
Printing
$ 522.00
Distribution
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