Town annual report of Rutland 1933-40, Part 15

Author: Rutland, Mass.
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1180


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To the Superintendent of Schools :


Several have asked me, in the past four months, what the duties of a school nurse were. This question is best answered by giving the general objectives of a school nursing service as outlined by the National Organization of Public Health Nursing.


1. To assist in communicable disease control by the recognition of early symptoms and by securing immuniza- tion.


2. To assist the physician in the annual physical exam- inations.


3. To assist in the correction of defects and in promoting healthı.


4. To assist in securing examinations and such follow- ups as are necessary.


5. To participate in the promotion of hygiene and sani- tation of the school.


6. To assist in securing proper instruction of pupils and parents in the principles of healthful living.


These six points boil down to the aim of helping to se- cure maximum health for every school child through his own intelligent cooperation and that of all others who influence his environment.


The control of communicable disease is one of the great- est responsibilities, and one which should be started by the home and community as well as the school. Classrooms, ex- posed to a communicable disease, are kept open, and a care- ful inspection of the pupils is made by nurse or teacher each morning throughout the period of incubation for the disease


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in question. Those showing signs and symptoms of any contagion, such as temperature, inflamed throat, coryza, cough, rash, nausea, vomiting, pink eye or other discharge in eye conditions are excluded by the teacher.


The State law requires all families to notify the local board of health of all contagious diseases in the home. The State also requires any child who returns to school after being ill with a contagious disease or exposed to the same, to furnish the teacher with a certificate from the local board of health or from the attending physician stating that danger of convey- ing such disease by such child has passed. Any child failing to bring a certificate will be excluded from school until the teacher has been furnished with one. We have been very lax in fulfilling these two requirements in the past four months so let me urge you to give these your prompt attention.


One hundred and seventy-eight pupils were examined by the physician in October, Ninety-seven of those examined were found to have physical defects. These defects are listed below :


Nutrition-14. Six of those found defective last year were corrected.


Posture-32.


Skin-7.


Teeth-77. Twelve of those found defective last year were corrected. Throat-40. Nine of those found defective last year


were corrected.


Glands-16. One of those found defective last year were corrected.


Home visits will be made as much as possible to all with defects in order to personally interview the parents and explain the necessity for the correction.


The Chadwick clinic held its clinic on October 15th. Twenty-one of the twenty-three reommended for the follow-


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up work last year were X-rayed. On October 29th fifteen of these were given a physical examination. Those who had no physical examination were absent because of illness. Nine parents were present to consult with the physician and the nutritionist about further treatment and care of their chil- dren. All had shown improvement and seventeen were recom- mended for follow-ups through the year.


We had two outbreaks of scarlet fever during the lat- ter part of September and early part of October. Four cases occurred in the second grade. This room was closed for a week and all classes examined each day of the incubation pe- riod by the school physician. This has been the only epi- demic of the year.


There were thirty-eight 4 A. Audiometer tests given to detect defective hearing. These will be followed up to de- termine what improvement may be made.


The following is a summary of the past four months' work.


Number of Classroom Inspections 74


Number of Exclusions 7


Number of Skin 6


Number of Pediculosis


Symptoms of Communicable Disease 2


Families Visited 33


Physical Examination :


Pupils Examined 178


Number of Pupils with Defects 97


Number of Pupils with Defects Corrected 28


At this time I wish to thank all organizations and indi- viduals who have co-operated and assisted in any way.


Respectfully submitted,


IRENE PARKER, R. N.


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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL PHYSICIAN


To the Superintendent of Schools :


The following is the report of the medical examination in the Rutland Schools for 1935. Details will be found in the report of the School Nurse.


Physical examinations were given and notices sent to parents when defects were found. The Pre-School Clinic was well attended and an effort was made by the parents to correct abnormalities which might interfere with the future school work of the child.


I wish to thank the superintendent and the nurse and teachers for their hearty co-operation.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM T. KNOWLTON, M. D.


ORGANIZATION 1934-1935


School


Teacher


Training


Began Here


High


Edmund D. Kelsey, Prin.


Mass. State


Sept. 1927


Emeline Amidon


Middlebury


Sept. 1929


Eleanor E. Knox


Framingham S. T. C.


Sept. 1934


Margaret F. Sears


Salem S. T. C.


Sept. 1931


Grade


8 Carl Hempel


Fitchburg S. T. C.


Sept. 1933


7 Beatrice M. Thibeau


Washington S. N. S.


Sept. 1933


5-6 Merle M. Connelley


Worcester S. T. C. Sept. 1934


4-5 Catherine N. Griffin


Fitchburg N. S.


Sept. 1924


3 Effie M. Ward


Westfield N. S.


Sept. 1926


2 Bertha H. Dodge


Framingham N. S.


April 1922


1 Lillian H. Stone


Worcester S. T. C.


April 1929


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ENROLLMENT - FALL TERM 1935


Grade


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Total


Boys


14 19 19 6 13 14 13 14 8 11


3


5 139


Girls


10 10 11 16 8 13 15 6 16 9 9


7 130


24 29 30 22 21 27 28 20 24 20 12 12


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SUMMARY OF REGISTERS-1934-1935


School


Total Mem.


Ave. Mem.


Ave. Atten.


% of Atten.


High


64


63


59


94


VIII


29


28


26


93


VII


28


26


26


97


V-VI


35


33


32


96


IV-V


35


33


31


95


III


27


24


23


96


II


27


26


24


94


I


36


34


30


89


Totals


281


267


251


94


REGISTRATION OF MINORS


October 1, 1935


Number of Children in Rutland


Boys


Girls


Totals


Between 5 and 7 years of age. .


22


16


38


Between 7 and 14 years of age.


92


81


173


Between 14 and 16 years of age


21


24


45


Totals


135


121


256


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AGE AND GRADE CHART, October, 1934


Age


6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19


Grades


Totals


1


32


4


36


2


1 20


5


26


3


3 14 5


2


1


25


4


2 13


8


8


6


4


26


6


3 11


5


1


20


7


1 4 12


6 4


1


. .


1


29


9


4 10


6


1


21


10


1


7


6


14


11


1 11


4


16


12


1


8 2


1


12


5 . .


1


21


5


28


8


4 15


7


2


Total


33 27 21 26 19 22 26 26 22 17 19 13 2 1 274


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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, June, 1935


Alice Janetta Bryant


*Lillian Ethel E. Mattson


Norma Caroline Ellington


Viola Elizabeth Heikkinen


*Kauko Ketela


*Martha Luoma *Anna Mary Morasky


*Helen Katherine Macdonald Paul William Prescott Eino Mathew Taipale


GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES, June, 1935


Atillo Allinovi


Kauno Ketela


Marjorie Alsing


Nelson Calkins


Ethel Luuko


Maryanna Coffin


Armond Martelli


Mary Cunningham


Matilda Martelli


Phyllis Davis Josephine Dempsey


Foster Mosher


Adalla Dumbroski


Ruth Patterson


Julia Dumbroski


Thelma Prescott


Robert Ellington


Helen Wales


Anne Grimes


Phyllis Wales


Evelyn Judkins


Bernard Welch


HONOR ROLL


Perfect Attendance for Three Years Avery Grime


Perfect Attendance for Two Years


Ralph Abbott


Ruth Talbot


*Pro Merito


*Eunice Mabel Marsh Ernest Albert Martelli Helen Ada Maynard


Eino Luuko


Pearle Moore


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Perfect Attendance for One Year


Ellen Abbott


Irene DeLuca


Ruth Alba


Matilda Martelli


Virginia Alba


Augustina Narcisi


Norma Allen


Ruth Patterson


Mary Calairo


Moses Sarkisian


Alice Carroll


William Sarkisian


Mary Carroll


Pearl Suzor


Rita Carroll


James Welch


INDEX


Board of Public Welfare Report. 116


Charlton Home Farm Association Report 119


Finance Committee's Report 15


Fire Department Report 106


114


Forest Warden's Report


Highways, Report of Work Done on 95


Librarian's Report 91


Park Commissioners' Report 109


112


Public Library Trustees' Report


90


P. W. A. and E. R. A. Report 120


Sealer of Weights and Measures' Report 94


Selectmen's Report 37


School Department Report 123


Age and Grade Table


19


Honor Roll 20


Organization, 1934-1935


2


Report of High School Principal 9


Report of Household Arts Supervisor 11


Report of Superintendent of Schools


Report of School Committee 3


Report of School Nurse 13


Report of School Physician 16


School Statistics 17


Tax Collector's Report 87


Town Accountant's Report


Balance Sheet 84


Table of Accounts 86A


Town Clerk's Report 22


Town Officers 3


Town Warrant 9 Treasurer's Report 67


Water Commissioners' Report 107


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69


Police Department Report


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ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN OF RUTLAND


MASSACHUSETTS


DED FEB.


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RUTUS PUTNAM · 1781-1784


FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING


December 31, 1936


TIMES


PUBLISHING COMPANY


WEBSTER, MASS.


1937


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ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN OF RUTLAND


MASSACHUSETTS


FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING


December 31, 1936


TIMES


PUBLISHING COMPANY


WEBSTER, MASS.


1937


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TOWN OFFICERS


MODERATOR Charles J. Campbell


TOWN CLERK


Louis M. Hanff


Term Expires 1937


SELECTMEN


Charles E. Taylor Charles J. Campbell Clarence E. Prescott


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


ASSESSORS


F. Selby Paddock George E. Smith William E. Hunt


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


TREASURER Edith M. Brooks


COLLECTOR OF TAXES G. Edgar Fay


WATER COMMISSIONERS


John Collins Frank E. Matthews Lloyd H. Campbell


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


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SCHOOL COMMITTEE


F. Eugene Marsh Lawrence E. Smith


Margaret A. Griffin


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


BOARD OF HEALTH


Bayard T. Crane, M. D.


James H. Ward Vitaly J. Alexandrov, M. D.


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE


Lawrence E. Smith


Clarence L. Bigelow


Matthew J. Cullen


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


PARK COMMISSIONERS


Louis M. Hanff Mark A. Putnam Harold 1. Judkins, Jr.


Term Expires 1939 Term Expires 1938 Term Expires 1937


LIBRARY TRUSTEES


Frances P. Hanff


Term Expires 1939


Charlotte P. French


Term Expires 1939


Eleanor W. Cole


Term Expires 1938


Edmund D. Kelsey


Term Expires 1938


Hattie S. Griffin


Bernice F. Putnam


Term Expires 1937 Term Expires 1937


TREE WARDEN


H. Edward Wheeler


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CONSTABLES


Carl E. Boquist John Collins G. Edgar Fay Edwin M. Leavitt Matthew Moisio*


OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN


MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK AND SURVEYORS OF LUMBER


Merrill H. Wheeler H. K. Bigelow Clarence L. Bigelow


FIELD DRIVERS


George M. Davis Anthony Holbrook Edwin M. Leavitt


CATTLE INSPECTOR A. Clifford Wheeler


MEAT AND PROVISIONS INSPECTOR John B. Coffin


MILK INSPECTOR Walter J. Bell (Appointed by Board of Health)


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND INSPECTOR OF PETROLEUM Herbert M. Prouty


FENCE VIEWERS


Fred A. Kehoe George HI. Rice Matthew J. Delehanty *Did not qualify.


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SOLDIERS' BURIAL AGENT G. Frank Fay


SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS


George R. Willis


DOG OFFICER Edwin M. Leavitt


MOTH SUPERINTENDENT H. Gordon Calkins


PUBLIC WEIGHERS


E. Dexter Marsh Joseph A. Carroll F. Eugene Marsh William R. White Ernest H. Harris


FIRE ENGINEERS


Frank E. Matthews, Chief John Collins, Asst. Chief Frank J. Brooks, Clerk


Louis M. Hanff Patrick D. Murphy George R. Mixter


FOREST WARDEN


Frank E. Matthews


POLICE


John Collins, Chief


Carl E. Boquist William Springer Earl C. Storrs Ernest Bigelow *Did not qualify.


Mathew Moisio* G. Edgar Fay Edwin M. Leavitt John Boyle


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MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE


George F. Handy Fred A. Kehoe Charles E. Carroll Leo J. Brooks Harold I. Judkins, Jr. William J. Prescott


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Albert J. Thomas Term Expires 1937


BOARD OF REGISTRARS


Rufus D. Putnam


Term Expires 1939


Matthew J. Delehanty


Term Expires 1938


H. Edward Wheeler


Term Expires 1937


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TOWN WARRANT


FOR


TOWN MEETING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1937


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


To Either of the Constables of the Town of Rutland, in the County of Worcester :


Greeting :


Worcester, ss.


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Rut- land, qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall, in said Rutland, on the First day of February next, at nine o'clock, in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles :


ARTICLE 1. To bring in and deposit their ballots for a Moderator for one year; for a Town Clerk for three years; for one Selectman for three years; for one Assessor for three years ; for a Treasurer for one year; for a Collector of Taxes for one year; for one Water Commissioner for three years; for one member of the School Committee for three years; for one member of the Board of Health for three years; for one member of the Board of Public Welfare for three years; for one Park Commissioner for three years; for two (2) Library Trustees for three years; for one Tree Warden for one year ;


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for five (5) Constables for one year. Each to specify the person voted for by placing a Cross (X) against the name. The polls will be opened at 12 o'clock noon and may be closed at 8 o'clock P. M.


ARTICLE 2. To hear the Annual Report of the Town Officers and Committees and to act thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To choose all necessary Town Officers and Committees and act thereon.


ARTICLE 4. To determine how much money the Town will raise and appropriate for (1) General Government; (2) Protection of Persons and Property ; (3) Health and Sanita- tion; (4) Highway; (5) Public Welfare and Soldiers' Bene- fits; (6) Education; (7) Recreation and Unclassified ; (8) Public Service Enterprises; (9) Interest and Maturing Debt.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, to bor- row money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1937; and to issue a note or notes therefore, payable within one year, and to re- new 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 6. To see if the Town will authorize the As- sessors to use any unappropriated money and free cash in the Treasury on December 31, 1936, for the purpose of reduc- ing the Tax Rate, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the payment of the Annual Assessment and Interest charges on the Town's share of the cost of the building of the Worcester County Tuberculosis Hospital or take any action thereon.


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ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to pay its proportionate part of Maintenance of the County Tuberculosis Hospital expenses or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to contract with the State for Highway purposes as provided under Chapter 81, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the improvement of Pomma- gussett Street and Pleasantdale Street, said money to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the State or County or both for this purpose, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to be used with money allotted by the State and County for Chapter 90 Maintenance, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will authorize the Collector of Taxes to use all means of collecting taxes which a Town Treasurer may use when appointed a Collector of Taxes, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 13. To see what action the Town will take relative to providing new quarters for the Public Library and Town Officers' rooms.


ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000), for the purpose of installing a new heating system and make improvements in the sanitary system in the Public Building, making necessary alterations incident thereto, and appoint a committee to have charge of the same, or take any action thereon.


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ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow such sum of money as may be necessary to carry out the vote taken on Article 14, said money to be borrowed in accordance with Chapter 147 of the Acts of 1934.


ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will vote to take over the Second Rural Cemetery at West Rutland, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a Committee to co-operate with other Committees which may be appointed in Towns adjoining Rutland, in an effort to se- cure a reduction in our Electric Light Rates in this district.


ARTICLE 18. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to settle any and all suits which may be brought against the Town or claims which may be presented to the Town, and in which the amount paid in compromise or settle- ment does not exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500).


ARTICLE 19. To see if the Town will vote to insure their employees or take any action thereon.


And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up attested copies thereof agreeable to vote of the Town. One at each of the five public places in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.


Hereof, fail not and make due return of this Warrant. with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting aforesaid.


Given under our hands this nineteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven.


CHARLES E. TAYLOR, CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT, CHARLES J. CAMPBELL, Selectmen of Rutland.


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Report of Finance Committee


Rutland, Mass., January 16, 1937


To the Voters of Rutland :


We submit for your approval, our recommendations of appropriation for the 1937 Budget under Article 4.


The following action is advised on other articles :


Article 10. Fifteen hundred dollars to be used with money allotted by the State and County for permanent improvement of Pommagussett Street under Chapter 90.


Fifteen hundred dollars on the same conditions for per- manent improvement of Pommagussett Street.


Art. 11. Sixteen hundred dollars to be used with money allotted by the State and County for Chapter 90 maintenance.


Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp. 1937 1937


Approp.


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Selectmen :


Salaries of Board.


$350.00


$350.00


Department Expense


6.65


25.00


Accountant :


Salary


350.00


350.00


Department Expense


10.49


15.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp. 1937


Approp.


1937


Treasurer :


Salary


300.00


300.00


Department Expense


120.71


200.00


Collector :


Salary


500.00


500.00


Department Expense


259.33


225.00


Assessors :


Salaries


763.80


700.00


Department Expense


177.43


175.00


Town Clerk :


Salary


75.00


75.00


Department Expense


43.71


100.00


Election and Registration :


Salaries


143.15


50.00


Department Expense


178.42


50.00


Legal Department


50.00


100.00


Public Building Maintenance


1,124.35


1,200.00


Public Building Repairs


722.27


1,C00.00


$5,175.31 $5,415.00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


$97.40


$125.00


Fire Department


483.95


800.00


Forest Fires


42.30


100.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp. 1937


Approp.


1937


Forest Warden


50.00


50.00


Tree Warden


13.40


25.00


Moth Department


297.24


300.00


Dog Officer


44.80


50.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures :


Salary


50.00


50.00


Department Expense


7.50


10.00


$1,086.59


$1,510.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health


Salaries


$25.00


$75.00


Department Expense


1,361.20


1,400.00


Cattle Inspector


76.00


75.00


Vital Statistics


176.50


200.00


$1,638.79 $1,750.00


HIGHWAYS


l'ridges


$200.00


$500.00


Highway Maintenance- Chap. 81


3,400.00


3,400.00


Snow and Ice Removal


3,792.36


1,500.00


Snow Fence


225.00


250.CO


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp. 1937 1937


Approp.


Road Machinery Maintenance


1,693.66


*$429.41


Street Lights


1,612.24


1,625.00


$10,923.26 $6,825.00


$429.41


*From Machinery Rental Fund


CHARITIES


Public Welfare :


Salaries


$50.00


$50.00


Department Expense


6,725.77


5,000.00


Mothers' Aid


740.00


520.00


State Aid


50.00


100.00


Old Age Assistance


2,293.00


2,000.00


Soldiers' Relief


51.00


100.00


$9,909.77 $7,770.00


EDUCATION


School Department


$24,779.89 $26,000.00


Trade Schools


543.09


450.00


Public Library


483.60


100.00


*$422.91


County Aid to Agriculture. .


25.00


.... .


$25,831.58 $26,550.00


$422.91


*Dog Tax Fund


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp.


Approp. 1937 1937


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


$128.58


$125.00


Printing Town Reports


229.75


225.00


Parks


139.56


800.00


Town Dump Maintenance . .


39.00


100.00


Care of Town Clock


30.00


30.00


Old Cemeteries


2.50


15.00


Old Bills


266.28


155.70


Reserve Fund


1,315.78


2,000.00


Damage to Persons and


Property


582.99


500.00


W. P. A. Accounts


371.24


500.00


Miscellaneous


138.13


75.00


Old Home Day


200.00


200.00


$3,443.81


$4,725.70


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Interest


$244.92


$200.00


Maturing Debt


3,200.00


2,500.00


$3,444.92 $2,700.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1936


Raise and Approp.


Approp. 1937 1937


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department :


Salaries of Commissioners $73.80


$75.00


Maintenance of Works


6,195.82


6,500.00


$6,269.62


$6,575.00


RECAPITULATION


General Government $5,175.31 $5,415.00


Protection of Persons and


Property


1,086.59


1,510.00


Health and Sanitation


1,638.79


1,750.00


Highways


10,923.26


6,825.00 | $429.41


Charities


9,909.77


7,770.00


Education


25,831.58


26,550.00


422.91


Recreation and Unclassified.


3,443.81


4,725.70


Public Service Enterprises. .


6,269.62


6,575.00


Interest and Maturing Debt.


3,444.92


2,700.00


$67,723.65 $63,820.70


$852.32


Respectfully submitted,


CHARLES E. TAYOR, Chairman FRANK J. BROOKS, Clerk CHARLES J. CAMPBELL


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CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT LOUIS M. HANFF G. EDGAR FAY ALBERT J. THOMAS


GEORGE E. SMITH


MATTHEW J. CULLEN F. EUGENE MARSH JAMES H. WARD


DANIEL J. FITZGERALD


HOWARD S. DAVIS


JOHN COLLINS


ERVIN L. MAYNARD


Report of the Town Clerk


The following Births, Marriages and Deaths were recorded in Rutland during the year 1936 :


Births


Date 1936


Name


Names of Parents


Eldred F. and Mary E. (Ehler) Webber


Holden, Mass.


Mar. 23 Male


Mar. 26 Charles Harrison Campbell


Lloyd H. and Alice A. (Remily ) Campbell


Henry C. and Barbara (Baker) Ward


Maurice J. and Magdalen M. (Quinlask) Mahoney


Holden, Mass.


June 23 Barbara Ann Mattson


Carl G. G. and Ann H. (Chiras) Mattson


Holden, Mass.


July 25 Irene Marcia Hatstat


Rutland, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Aug. 1 Joan Petrona Clemens


Raymond and Irene M. (Wunderlich) Hatstat John J. and Frances (Kuslis) Clemens Wallace and Annie (Upham) Strong


Rutland, Mass.


Aug. 3 Walter James Strong


Aug. 6 Eunice Carol Johnson


Harry C. and Olive J. (Hasselstrom) Johnson


Holden, Mass.


Nov. 10 Elsie Ann Bigelow


Clarence L. and Ruth M. (Wheeler) Bigelow


Holden, Mass.


Dec. 2 Janice Loraine Handy


Roy and Lillian (Winot) Handy


Rutland, Mass.


Delayed Return of Birth


Apr. 2, 1918, Wilburt Harwood Locke, William L. and Mary L. (Murdock) Locke, Rutland, Mass.


Place of Birth


Feb. 5 John Angus Webber


Holden, Mass.


Holden, Mass. Gardner, Mass. Holden, Mass.


May 15 Patricia Ann Ward


May 27 Maurice Edward Mahoney


May 27 Joseph Ernest Cormier


Gerard and Eva (Cormier) Cormier


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Marriages


Date 1936


January


17 Clarence E. Strong Eunice M. Handy


May


2 Zacharyasz Krzinowek Bernice Waszkuwicz Carl H. Unger Helena F. Wood


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Ludlow, Vermont Shamokin, Penn. Rutland Hts., Mass.


June


6 Burton H. Fiske Pauline H. Quackenbush


17 Charles Regan Dorothy Smithson


24 Merrill R. Hale Gertrude E. Mansfield


27 Raymond C. Riley Gladys A. Abare


27 Floyd L. Brandow Sylvia Riley


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Worcester, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Greenville, N. H. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. E. Templeton, Mass. Greenville, N. H. Rutland, Mass.


July 2 Clarence M. G. Boquist Mary E. Winchell


4 John P. Krzinowek Natalie G. Wondolowski


20 Clarence A. Pond Agnes G. Locker 24 William Parnell Minnie Davis


25 Joseph H. White Marjorie F. McKee


August 9 Joseph Antoniewicz Christine Slowinski


9 Leon G. Whitton Lora O. Horton


15 Kermit A. Morris Amy M. Ericson 22 A. Newell Felton B. Elizabeth Wales


Troy, N. H.


Rutland, Mass. Hartford, Vt.


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Greenville, N. H.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Dorchester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Dorchester, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Alstead, N. H. Haverhill, Mass. Ashburnham, Mass.


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Name


Place of Marriage Residence


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


10


22


MARRIAGES (Continued)


Date 1936


Name


Place of Marriage Residence


September


12 Eino Mattson Emily A. Manson


25 John H. Marean Thelma E. Allen


Fitchburg, Mass. Rutland, Mass


Fitchburg, Mass. Hubbardston, Mass.


Lanesville, Mass.


Rutland, Mass


October


19 Joseph M. Walsh Frances Diver




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