Town annual report of Middleborough, Massachusetts 1941, Part 6

Author: Middleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1941
Publisher: s.n.
Number of Pages: 136


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Future plans call for moving the present gridiron about six yards east and about ten yards toward the Nemasket River. Extensive filling on the visitor's side of the field will make ample room for more bleachers to be constructed later.


When completed Middleboro High School can well be proud of one of the finest football fields in our section of Massachusetts, made possible mainly through the effort of one individual, Henry E. Battis.


At the dedication a flag pole and flag were presented by the local Kiwanis Club and Mr. Battis was the recipient of a wrist watch from the student body and faculty of the school.


These words of dedication, I believe, express the sentiment of the citizens of our town.


"In appreciation of his devotion to his work with the youth of Middle- boro, his efficient and enlarged program of Physical Education, his high standard of true sportmanship, and his vision and untiring personal effort in planning and building this football field, the School Committee of Middleboro do this day dedicate this field as Battis Field."


Parent-Teachers Associations


During the year two new Parent-Teachers Associations have been formed, one at the Union Street School and one at the School Street School. We welcome them into our already existing groups of helpful associations for only by the close cooperation of home and school can satisfactory results be accomplished.


Leonard O. Tillson


In the sudden passing of Leonard O. Tillson, our town, our schools, ourselves have suffered a tremendous loss. A great teacher, he endeared himself in the hearts of all his pupils. An unselfish citizen, he served to the utmost of his strength his church and his community. At all times a gentleman, thoughtful of the welfare of others, it was an honor to be numbered among his friends.


For forty-three years Mr. Tillson has served as a teacher of our children. During these years 2,323 pupils have received their diplomas from the school he loved so well. More thousands of non-graduates have had the privilege of listening to his words of wisdom, sharing in his exemplification of character. Many have returned for words of advice and encouragement, seeking an understanding and sympathetic heart.


No teacher could be more loyal to the profession of teaching nor to the school of which he was such a definite part. No teacher could be more cooperative with the administration directing the policies of the school.


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Exact in detail, careful in preparation, earnest in endeavor, he shouldered many responsibilities as junior executive. Whatever was undertaken was sure to be well done. He was truly a great teacher.


"Life's race well run, Life's work well done. Life's victory won, Now cometh rest."


Suburban Schools


Due to the small enrollment in the Green and Thomastown schools it became unwise to open these schools in September and the pupils have been taken into the grades in the central schools.


Changes in Teaching Staff


During the year there have been the following changes in our teaching Staff.


Withdrawals:


Nathalie T. Crowell, Thomastown School


Leonard O. Tillson, High School (deceased)


Thomas L. Maynard, High School


Virginia Cummings, High School


Mary F. Clutton, High School Evelyn Bailey Elliott, Union Street School


ยท Jeanne H. Lockhart, Green School Max A. Eaton, Bates School Elizabeth H. Benson, Bates School Annie Lee Washburn, West Side School


Appointments :


John Ashworth, High School


Edward W. Whitmore, High School


Mary Ellen Keil, High School


Ruth E. Albee, High School


Benjamin J. Bump, Bates School Jeanne C. MacInnes, Bates School


Dorothy Harlow, Union Street School


R. Naomi Simon, Union Street School


Arleen Nolan, South Middleboro School Lillian G. Rogers, Rock School


Transferals:


Alice R. Begley, School Street School to Union Street School Mildred K. Bowman, South Middleboro School to School Street School Sara E. Matheson, Union Street School to West Side School


Florence C. Giberti, Rock School to Bates School


School Costs


We are all to apt to look at school costs as the total sum raised without stopping to analyze them in detail. For your convenience and information an analysis of our costs for the past year are herewith presented.


The total general budget expenditure amounts to $139,853.35. This is a large sum of money but when it is broken down to a per-pupil daily


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cost it becomes a modest sum. For this analysis the school enrollment as of October 1, 1941 , and the minimum legal high school year of 180 days has been used.


Items


Daily Cost Per Pupil


Supervision and General Control


2.3 cents


Instruction


30.5


Janitor salaries


2.5


Textbooks and Supplies


1.7


Transportation


4.3


Fuel, Light, Water


1.9


"


Printing, Stationery, Postage


0.1


66


Telephone


0.1


66


Physical Education . Equipment '


) ; . 1.


0.2


66


Tuition


0.3


66


Miscellaneous Expenses


0.2


66


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


0.5


Repairs of Buildings


1.3


"


Total


45.8 cents


This per-pupil daily cost is among the lowest of the towns in Group II or towns having a population of over 5,000. Parents who feel that the schools should do more than they are for the pupils should consider their desires on this analysis or support a larger appropriation. Certainly forty- five cents per day is not too much to spend in the education of our ch''dren.


Conclusion


"If we all agree that intelligent, clear thinking, tolerant citizens are the means through which we may hope to retain our democratic govern- me and American way of life, we should also agree that our public schools are more decisive than any other factor in preserving our form of gor nment."


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. is my sincere purpose and earnest desire through the cooperation committee, our efficient teaching force, and interested citizens to Middleboro schools progressively better schools.


Respectfully submitted, .'


J. STEARNS' CUSHING, Superintendent


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STATISTICS AND INFORMATIONAL TABLES


SCHOOL CALENDAR


First Term, January 5-February 20


Second Term, March 2-April 17 .


Third Term, April 27-June 12 Elementary Schools June 19 High School


Fourth Term, September 9-December 23


No School Days


October 12


October 30


November 11


November 26-27


FINANCIAL REPORT - DECEMBER 31, 1941


Receipts


Tuition, State and City Wards


$1,173.10


Other Tuition


8,676.01


George-Deen Fund


2,685.00


General School Fund


12,790.00. $25,324.11


Disbursements


Salaries


Superintendent


$4,000.00


Teachers


92,552.06


Janitors


7,726.34


All Other


3,103.42


Textbooks and Supplies


5,336.10


Transportation


13,087.50


Fuel Light & Water


5,933.50


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


1,618.25


Other Expenses


482.74


Telephone


296.23


Tuition


956.60


Printing, Stationery, Postage


260.61


Physical Education Equipment


500.00


George-Deen Fund


2,680.00


Repairs of Buildings


4,000.00 $142,533.35


Net cost of schools (disbursements less receipts)


$117,209.24


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STATISTICS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR, 1940 - 1941


SCHOOL


Number of


Teachers


Enrolled


Non-Resident


Pupils


Enrolled


Average


Daily


Attendance


Average


Daily


Membership


Percent of


Attendance


Memorial High


22


568


82


498.0


522.9


95.2


Grade XII


98


Grade XI


150


Grade X


150


Grade IX


159


Post Grad.


11


Bates


12


344


6


311.8


327.4


95.3


Grade VIII


149


Grade VII


124


Grade VI


37


Opp. Class


17


School Street


8


293


0


266.5


281.9


94.5


Grade VI


32


Grade VI


38


Grade VI


39


Grade V


35


Grade V


43


Grade V


40


Grade IV


28


Grade IV


37


Union Street


9


280


8


248.1


267.7


92.7


Grade IV


36


Grade III


31


Grade III


29


Grade III


31


Grade II


32


Grade II


32


Grade I


29


Grade


31


Grade I


29


West Side


4


84


0


70.6


74.3


95.0


Grade IV


21


Grade III


20


Grade II


23


Grade I


20


Flora M. Clark


2


57


1


48.6


53.1


91.6


Grade II


28


Grade I


29


Pleasant Street


1


24


0


22.8


23.9


95.6


Plymouth Street


1


27


0


23.9


24.9


96.1


Pratt Free


1


12


0


11.8


12.0


98.1


Green


1


15


0


13.5


14.4


93.7


Waterville


1


17


0


14.5


15.8


91.9


Thomastown


1


17


0


15.4


16.6


93.1


Rock


1


28


1


25.9


27.7


93.5


So. Middleboro


1


30


4


30.3


31.8


95.5


Number of Pupils


Yearly


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LIST OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1941


High School


*Lindsay J. March, 17 Barrows Street, Principal


*Ernest E. Thomas, 38 Pierce Street, Head of History Department


*Walter G. Hicks, Oak Street, Head of Commercial Department


*Henry E. Battis, 31 School Steet, Head of Physical Education Department


*Herbert L .Wilber, Wareham Street, Latin, History


*Joseph R. Hyman, 70 Bourne Street, Mathematics, Spanish


*Roland C. MacGown, 295 Center Street, Abington, Science


* Alfred E. Farley, Washington Street, Abington, Social Studies, Physical Education


*Thomas L. Maynard, 24 Rock Street, English Jack Sturtevant, 20 Pierce Street, Vocational Agriculture


* Mary Brier, 81 Pearl Street, French


*Margaret H. Ryder, Main Street, Lakeville, English


* Anna C. Erickson, Wood Street, Mathematics


*Esther L. Moore, East Grove Street, Commercial


*Lillian M. O'Neil, 21 Pearl Street, Commercial Arline Merrill, 70 Pearl Street, English Virginia Cummings, 81 South Main Street, English Eleanor Purkis, 81 South Main Street, Social Studies


Mary Ellen Keil, 81 South Main Street, Social Studies


* Evelyn F. Whitty, 11 Everett Street, Mathematics, Physical Education


Bates School


*Henry B. Burkland, 50 School Street, Principal, Social Studies, Music


*Norman W. Lindsay, 327 Wareham Street, Asst. Principal, Science


* Martinia K. Donahue, 6 Reland Street, English, Music


*Lucy E. Merrihew, 22 East Grove Street, Mathematics


* Abby Rugg Field, 182 North Main Street, English, Home Economics, Crafts *Harriett M. Jones, 56 Everett Street, Social Studies


*Faye H. Deane, 63 Oak Street, English, Social Studies


*Effie D. Tucker, 28 Oak Street, Social Studies, Art


*Lois R. Wright, 63 Oak Street, Opportunity Class Jean C. MacInnes, Pearl Street, English


Benjamin J. Bump, Courtland Street, Mathematics, Wood Work


*Florence C. Giberti, 19 Hillside Avenue, Physical Education


School Street School


*Donald T. Welch, 25 North Street, Principal, Grade VI


*M. Alice Jones, 12 Court End Avenue, Grade VI


*Edith Frost, Wood Street, Grade VI


*Mildred K. Bowman, 55 South Main Street, Grade V


*Esther M. Spooner, 12 Court End Avenue, Grade V


*Marion L. Nutter, 20 Barden Hill Road, Grade V


*Leah M. Boutin, Wareham Street, Grade IV


*Rose Maley, 9 Reland Street, Grade IV


Union Street School


*Lottie N. Lang, 8 Pearl Street, Principal


* Alice R. Begley, 7 Benton Street, Grade III


*Bessie B. Bailey, 15 Forest Street, Grade III


*Elsie A. Cahoon, 10 Courtland Street, Grade III


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* Marjorie . McClusky Hanson, North Main Street, Grade IL


*Evelyn Bailey Elliott, 30 Pearl Street, Grade II


*Eleanor H. Thomas, Wareham Street, Grade II


* Amelia L. Boutin, Everett Street, Grade I


*Marianne. Mederios, 30 West Grove Street, Grade I Madeline Corey (Substitute), Grade I


West Side School


*Mary R Hammond, 70 Barden Hill Road, Principal, Grade IV * Margaret E. Peck, Main Street, Lakeville, Grade III


*Etta W. Toothaker, 29 Oak Street, Grade II


* Sara E. Matheson, 66A Everett Street, Grade I


Flora M. Clark School


* Raye F. Guidoboni, 14 Southwick Street, Principal, Grade II *Hilda MacKeen Dowd, Miller Street, Grade I


Suburban Schools


* Maude DeMaranville, Lakeville, Pleasant Street School


* Dorothy B. Robinson, 9 Warren Avenue, Plymouth Street School


* Elsie LeBlanc, 107 North Street, Waterville School Lillian G. Rogers, South Street, Bridgewater, Rock School M. Arleen Nolan, Everett Street, South Middleboro School


Supervisors


Luther Churchill, 59 Cottage Street, East Bridgewater, Music *Sylvia G. Matheson, 91 Oak Street, Art * On Tenure.


LIST OF JANITORS, DECEMBER 31, 1941


Central Schools


Charles H. Goodwin, Memorial High School


Preston Southworth, Assistant, Memorial High School


Warren Jefferson, Bates School


Ernest S. Maxwell, School Street School


John J. Sullivan, Union Street School


Daniel F. McCarthy, West Side School


Frank M. Gibbs, Flora M. Clark School


Suburban Schools


James Brooks, Pleasant Street School Elizabeth Perkins, Plymouth Street School Mary T. Picone, Waterville School Chester Vickery, Rock School Melville Matthews, South Middleboro School


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LIST OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CLASS OF 1941


Classical Course


Meredith Elaine Beale


* Priscilla Kelley


Mary Elizabeth Begley


Malcolm Dunlap Buck


John Allyne Burgess, 3rd


David Manville Clark


** Clarence Trafton Mendall * Joanne Mendall Priscilla Russell Shurtleff Theodore Henry Stegmaier


*Fletcher Clark, 3rd William Buck Crossley June Faith daCosta


* Jean Burgess Thomas


* Mary Tillson


*Sylvia Capen Drake Marjorie Louise Dupre Thalia Myrtle Farrington


*Theda Inez Walker Stewart Alexander Washburn


William Lovell Waugh


Scientific Course


John Herbert Alexander, Jr.


Douglas Warren MacAulay


Robert Leonard Anderson


Roger Edward Beech John Evanoff


*Laurence Wesley McCaig


*Kenneth Earle Hammond


Anne Lucille McDowell Merle Boyd McIntire


Albert Foster Soule, Jr.


Commercial Course


Mary Emma Brown


Gordon Nye Burger


John Lees Carter


Helen Louise Corayer


Thalia Frances Provonche


Bessie Dascoulias Dimitria Dascoulias Hazel Blanche Davis


Rozella Wood Saunders Cecilia Agnes Savard


Armand Louis Duphily


Robert Stanley. Schofield


Elizabeth Eaton Nicholas Anthony Galanto *Louis Garafalo Robert Harold Gay *May Elizabeth Gibbs


Barbara Estella Shaw Eleanore Margaret Shaw Albert Garnett Smith Stephen Charles Stanulewicz Lillian Phyllis Sylvia Arleen Mae Thayer


*Francis Walker Edith Elizabeth Williams


*Edna Louise Zeronski


*Constance Anita Haley Oiva Harju Boleslaw Joseph Jurgelewicz


*George James Michael John Edward Paananen Stephen Pawlak Natalie Cole Perkins


Leo Joseph Majahad Alfred Edward Malenfant


* Philip Vincent Iampietro


* Joseph Charles Kunces Albert Thomas Maddigan


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General Course


Francis Aloysius Bell, Jr.


Albert Bernard Lang


Francis Michael Bernier


Robert Winfred Logan


Eugene David Briggs


Paul Charles Mitchell


Phyllis Marie Bryant


Irene Frances Murdoch


Anna Shurtleff Cushing


Virginia Rose Richmond


Suzanne Helen daCosta


Francis Anthony Robidoux


Marion Louise DeMoranville


Barbara Ann Dempsey


Evelyn Rita St. Armand Roy Elmer Shaw


Helen Keith Eaton


Minnie Freedman


Edward Joseph Grant


Eunice Louise Jones


*Sylvester Sylvia Helen Regina Thomas Irene Ware Myron Thomas Weston


Richard Brent Wilmot


Valedictorian


*Salutatorian *Pro Merito


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REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Middleborough, Massachusetts.


Gentlemen :


We herewith present the annual report of the Board of Assessors for the year ending January 31, 1941.


Recapitulation


Appropriations


$448,434.31


Deficits in Overlay


1937


7.79


1939


1,022.17


Revenue Deficit 1940


4,841.93


State: Tax and Assessments:


State Tax


25,905.00


State Parks and Reservations


424.60


State Audit of Municipal Accounts


153.13


County: Tax and Assessments:


County Tax


19,771.30


Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment


5,398.14


Overlay of Current Year


9,608.50


Gross Amount to be Raised


$515,566.87


$515,566.87


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


Income Tax


$39,798.60


Corporations Taxes


8,414.48


Reimbursement on account of state owned land ..


117.76


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


18,483.69


Licenses


7,861.10


Fines


159.40


Grants and Gifts


6,014.37


General Government


1,322.71


Protection of Persons and Property


3,817.96


Health & Sanitation


2,477.25


Highways


3.00


Charities


22,472.29


Old Age Assistance


41,633.35


Soldiers' Benefits


860.00


Schools


15,031.80


Libraries


470.25


County Dog Licenses


1,494.79


Public Service Enterprises (Water Dept.)


26,647.53


Interest on Taxes and Assessments


3,102.61


Veterans' Exemptions


297.45


Highway Fund


20,186.91


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Unclassified 1,583.18


Over estimate of previous year State Parks & Reservations


26.10


Amount to be taken from Available Funds


41,800.00


Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


$264,076.58


$264,076.58


Net Amount to be Raised by Taxation on Polls and Property


$251,490.29


Number of Polls Assessed 3,122 @ $2.00 each


$6,244.00


Total Valuation $8,285,345


Rate


29.60


Personal Property $587,540


Tax


17,391.18


Real Estate $7,697,805


Tax


227,855.03


Water Liens


62.13


Value of Assessed Personal Estate


Stock in Trade


$185,200.00


Machinery


59,700.00


Live Stock


92,915.00


All Other Tangible Personal Property


249,725.00


Total Personal Estate


$587,540.00


Value of Assessed Real Estate


Land, exclusive of buildings


$2,451,215.00


Buildings, exclusive of land


5,246,590.00


Total Real Estate


$7,697,805.00


Number of Live Stock Assessed


Horses


69


Yearlings, Bulls, Heifers


143


Cows


807


Swine


11


Sheep


19


Fowl


42,010


Mink


233


All Other


5


Number of Acres of Land Assessed


39,145


Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed


2,358


Property Exempt from Taxation


Property of the Commonwealth


$30,300


Property of Literary, Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.


390,710


Property of War Veterans


4,360


United States Post Office


105,000


Court House


67,000


Town Hall


161,900


Library


95,220


Churches


324,220


Parsonages


23,670


Cemeteries


54,010


Schools


474,070


Fire Department


89,930


Gas & Electric Department


390,430


Water Department


350,970


Middleboro Home


48,600


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' Swimming Pool and Playground


110,595


Property Owned by the Town


51,705


Total Exempt Property


$2,772,690


Personal $193,400


Real Estate $2,579,290


$2,772,690


Motor Vehicle Excise


Number of Motor Vehicles Assessed


3,853


Value of Motor Vehicles Assessed


802,055


Tax on Vehicles Assessed


$24,516.78


Rate per Thousand


36.80


Abatements


Polls and


Motor


Taxes Abated in 1941


Property


Vehicles


Levy of 1938


$289.27


Levy of 1939


1,586.94


$133.56


Levy of 1940


3,173.50


32.41


Levy of 1941


7,503.17


1,651.37


Total


$12,552.88


$1,817.34


Taxes Committed in 1941


Commitment on Polls


$6,266.00


Commitment on Personal Estate


17,391.24


Commitment on Real Estate


227,855.05


Commitment on Motor Vehicles


24,516.78


Respectfully submitted,


BENJAMIN C. SHAW HARRISON F. SHURTLEFF FRED F. CHURBUCK Board of Assessors, Middleboro


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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES. UNDER THE WILL OF THOMAS S. PEIRCE


January 12, 1942.


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Town of Middleborough, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The report of the Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce for fiscal year ended December 31, 1941 is duly presented herewith.


The present condition of the two funds which are held by us as Trus- tees for the benefit of the Town of Middleborough and for the benefit of the Middleborough Public Library is shown by this report, and it also includes a schedule of the receipts and disbursements of the two funds for the last fiscal year.


Fund Held in Trust for Use and Benefit of Town of Middleborough


Stocks-Inventory value


$153,302.74


Bonds-Inventory value


14,650.00


Mortgages and Notes


142,377.41


Real Estate


127,720.72


Real Estate under foreclosure


27,835.87


Cabinet at Library


100.00


Office Equipment


155.50


Savings Bank Deposits


Worcester


$1,000.00


Wareham


1,400.00


2,400.00


Cash-First Nat'l Bank, Boston


917.47


$469,459.71


Income Account RECEIPTS


Rentals


$10,990.60


Dividends


5,673.75


Interest


8,888.24


Sundries


142.05


$25,694.64


DISBURSEMENTS


Salaries, Trustees and Clerk


$2,679.84


Janitor


1,420.00


Insurance


843.93


Repairs- Labor and Material


1,506.05


Light and Heat


924.27


Water


267.98


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Taxes Sundries


4,575.82 190.25


$12,408.14


Net Income for the year


$13,286.50


Balance on hand, January 1, 1941


11,543.67


$24,830.17


PAID FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF THE TOWN


Courthouse Notes and Interest


$3,940.87


Parking Space off North Main Street 497.62


Resurfacing Old Center Street


1,499.47


Bates School Manual Training


302.46


High School Agricultural Course


275.39


Playground-Supplies Attendants


413.50


Bleachers for Athletic Field


662.39


Tennis Courts


81.22


$7,731.02


Balance on hand, January 1, 1942


$17,099.15


Fund Held in Trust for the Middleborough Public Library


Bonds-Inventory Value


$19,050.00 20,136.22


Stocks-Inventory Value


Savings Bank Deposits


Brockton


$2,000.00


East Bridgewater


2,000.00


Middleborough


3,113.40


New Bedford


1,000.00


Wareham


1,666.00


9,779.40


$48,965.62


Total income for the year


Dividends


$901.28


Interest


973.45


Paid to Treasurer of the Middleborough Public


$1,874.73


Library


Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR D. BENSON, FREDERICK S. WESTON, FLETCHER CLARK, JR., Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce.


$1,874.73


58.10


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REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURER


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


submit herewith my report as Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for the year 1941.


Cash Receipts January 1, 1941, to December 31, 1941


Taxes


$323,655.14


Licenses and Permits


7,371.50


Electric Light Department


161,567.97


Gas Department


37,390.77


Water Department


26,779.20


Police Department


1,795.87


Fire Department


545.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


191.70


Moth Department


911.00


Forest Fires


156.00


Health


1,575.07


Highway


135.96


Welfare


13,432.75


Aid to Dependent Children


10,964.61


Old Age Assistance


110,017.61


Soldiers' Relief


1,116.40


Schools


12,534.11


Library


505.75


General Government


1,410.45


Court Fines


613.27


Unclassified


2,251.53


Grants and Gifts


40,900.77


Cemetery Bequests and care of Lots


2,744.04


Loans


53,450.00


Interest on Loans


3,617.55


Total Receipts


$815,634.02


Cash on Hand January 1, 1941


47,254.33


$862,888.35


Total Expenditures on Warrants


$766,032.66


Cash Balance December 31, 1941 96,855.69


$862,888.35


CASH RECONCILIATION, DECEMBER 31, 1941


Middleborough Trust Co., General Account


85,797.84


Cash in Office


150.00


Merchants National Bank


10,907.85


96,855.69


Respectfully submitted,


CHESTER L. SHAW, Town Treasurer.


87 TRUST FUNDS IN CUSTODY OF TOWN TREASURER


DECEMBER 31, 1941


Maria L. H. Peirce Luxury Fund:


Middleborough Trust Company, Savings Account


$3,798.74


Enoch Pratt Library Fund:


Middleborough Savings Bank, Savings Account 5,668.75


Kansas City Terminal R. R. Bond 4%, 1960 5,000.00


10,668.75


Ida F. Rounseville Trust Fund:


Middleborough Savings Bank


510.00


John S. Reed in Middleborough Trust Co. For care and burial


300.00


Water Investment Fund:


N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co., 31/2% 1954 Deb. Bonds 4,000.00


Cemetery Trust Funds in Middleborough Trust Company and Middleborough Savings Bank including principal and in- terest


68,942.84


Total


88,220.33


Anyone wishing a detailed list of all Cemetery Trust Fund Accounts may apply at the Town Treasurer's Office.


Respectfully submitted,


CHESTER L. SHAW, Town Treasurer.


OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS December 31, 1941 MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL LOAN Paid by Taxation


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


151 to 160 incl.


$10,000


April 1, 1927


April 1, 1942


Rate of Interest 4%


FIRE DISTRICT LOAN (Water Tower) Paid by Taxation


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest


38


$1,000


May 15, 1915


June 1, 1942


4%


39


1,000


May 15, 1915


June 1, 1943


4%


40


1,000


May 15, 1915


June 1, 1944


4%


41


1,000


May 15, 1915


June 1, 1945


4%


,


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COURT HOUSE AND POLICE STATION LOAN Paid by Peirce Trustees


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest


393, 394, 395


$3,000


August 1, 1935


August 1, 1942


2%


396, 397, 398


3,000


August 1, 1935


August 1, 1943


2%


399, 400, 401


3,000


August 1, 1935


August 1, 1944


2%


402, 403


1,500


August 1, 1935


August 1, 1945


2%


COURT HOUSE AND POLICE STATION Paid by Peirce Trustees


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest


414


$600


April 15, 1936


April 15, 1942


214%


415


600


April 15, 1936


April 15, 1943


21/4%


416


600


April 15, 1936


April 15, 1944


21/4%


417


600


April 15, 1936


April 15, 1945


21/4%


418


450


April 15, 1936


April 15, 1946


21/4%


WATER STORAGE TANK AND SAND FILTER UNIT Paid by Taxation


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest


466, 467


$2,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1942


134%


468, 469


2,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1943


13/4%


UNION STREET SCHOOL Paid by Taxation


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest


440, 441, 442


$3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1942


134%


443, 444, 445


3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1943


13/4%


446, 447, 448


3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1944


134%


449, 450, 451


3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1945


134%


452, 453, 454


3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1946


134%


455, 456, 457


3,000


Nov. 1, 1937


Nov. 1, 1947


134%


ANTICIPATION OF CHAPTER 90 ROAD WORK Paid by County and State


Note Nos.


Amount


Date


Due Date


Rate of Interest 1/4%


491


$3,000


Nov. 5, 1941


May 5, 1942


Paid by Taxation


$36,000.00


Paid by Peirce Trustees


13,350.00


Paid by County and State


3,000.00


$52,350.00


Respectfully submitted,


CHESTER L. SHAW, Town Treasurer.


89


REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES Year Ended December 31, 1941


Outstanding Taxes December 31, 1941:


Tax Levy, 1940 Real Estate


$17,314.01


Tax Levy, 1941 Real Estate


51,100.62


Tax Levy, 1939 Personal


59.24


Tax Levy, 1940 Personal


1,891.57


Tax Levy, 1941 Personal


4,033.18


Tax Levy, 1939 Polls


4.00


Tax Levy. 1940 Polls


122.00


Tax Levy, 1941 Polls


132.00


Tax Levy, 1940 Excise


149.13


Tax Levy, 1941 Excise


559.88


Tax Possessions (Town owned Property)


784.31


Tax Title Account (in charge of Treas.)


4,022.68


$80,172.62


Respectfully submitted, CHESTER L. SHAW, Collector of Taxes.


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90


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH


January 28, 1942


Mr. Edward C. Peterson,


Town Manager, Middleboro, Mass.


Dear Mr. Peterson:


The following is the report of the Health Department for the year ending December 31, 1941.


There were only 33 more cases of contagious diseases during 1941 than there were in 1940. . If some careless parents had not sent their children out of their home to a party, the number of cases would have been reduced almost fifty percent.


Three children were sent to the Bailey Summer Camp and were there from June 25 until August 19, 1941.




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