Town annual report of Rutland 1933-40, Part 6

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


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Expended Raise and 1934 Appro. Appro.


Public Welfare :


Salaries


$ 50 00


Department Expense


$5,645 35


3,300 00


Mothers' Aid


780 00


780 00


State Aid


212 00


250 00


Old Age Assistance


1,414 67


1,500 00


Soldiers' Relief


112 83


250 00


$8,164 85 $6,130 00


EDUCATION


School Department


$24,137 53 $24,000 00


Trade Schools


349 90


450 00


Public Library


442 88


*50 00


County Aid to Agriculture ..


25 00


25 00


$24,955 31 $24,525 00


*Plus Dog Tax Fund


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


$ 96 23


$ 125 00


Miscellaneous


578 09


300 00


Printing Town Reports


250 00


Parks


72 89


100 00


Town Dump Maintenance


100 00


Old Bills


1,189 09


750 00


Care of Town Clock


30 00


Old Cemeteries


5 00


100 00


Reserve Fund


662 37


2,000 00


Interest


1,010 00


900 00


Maturing Debt


3,000 00


3,765 00


. .


$6,713 67 $8,420 00


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PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department ;


Salaries of Commissioners. $ 64 80 $ 75 00


Maintenance of Works . 6,739 78


6,500 00


$6,804 58 $6.575 00


RECAPITULATION


General Government


$4,794 30 $4,780 00


Protection of Persons and


Property


1,392 31 1,485 00


Health and Sanitation 1,473 47 2,055 00


Highways


11,568 95 6,840 00


$700 00


Charities 8,164 85 6,130 00


Education


24,955 31 24,525 00


416 89


Recreation and Unclassified .


6,713 67


8,420 00


Public Service Enterprises ..


6,804 58


6,575 00


$65,867 44 $60,810 00 $1,116 89


Respectfully submitted,


CHARLES E. TAYLOR, Chairman FRANK J. BROOKS, Clerk JOSEPH S. HUBBARD,


CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT, LOUIS M. HANFF,


ALBERT J. THOMAS,


WALLACE S. HAYES,


CHARLES E. CARROLL, JOHN COLLINS,


RALPH W. TEMPLE,


HOWARD S. DAVIS,


ERVIN L. MAYNARD.


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SPECIAL TOWN MEETINGS


The following special town meetings were held for busi- ness covered by the articles enumerated :


MARCH 24, 1934


ARTICLE 1. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for selectmen's expense, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 2. To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money from the Machinery Fund for the purchase of an oil burning torch, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to install an additional hydrant on Miles Road, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 4. To see if the town will vote to establish a salary for the local Civil Works Administrator, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the town will vote to establish a salary for the local Civil Works Disbursing Officer, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for local Civil Works Adminis- tration projects, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To hear the report of the committee chosen to investigate plans for a new elementary school, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 8. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for snow removal, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 9. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purchase of snow removal equipment, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 10. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Treasurer under approval of the Selectmen to borrow a sum of money for the purpose of purchasing snow removal equipment, or take any action thereon.


JUNE 14, 1934


ARTICLE 1. To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money from the Machinery Fund for the purchase of a road hone, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 2. To see if the town will vote to raise and


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appropriate a sum of money for F.E.R.A. projects, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To see if the town will vote to determine the compensation of the F.E.R.A. local administrator and raise and appropriate a sum of money for the same, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 4. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to compensate for time lost and medical services for any town employee injured while engaged in his work on town projects.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the town will vote to accept Chap- ter 41, Sec. 97 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts which provides for the establishment of a police department under the direction of the selectmen, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purchase of equipment for the police, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To hear the report of the Committee ap- pointed to investigate the cost of erecting a new building for six lower grades and looking up several proposed sites, and take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 8. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the erection and equipping a new building to be used for school purposes, or take any ac- tion thereon.


ARTICLE 9. To see if the town will vote to appropriate as a part of the cost of constructing a new six grade elemen- tary school building the unexpended balance available from the sale of the West Rutland schoolhouse, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 10. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, under the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow a sum of money for the purpose of building and equipping a six room schoolhouse.


ARTICLE 11. To see if the town will vote to choose a building committee to have charge of erecting a building for school purposes and to give said committee any instructions or to take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 12. To see if the town will give any expres- sion as to the preference of any of the lots presented to the


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meeting by the Committee, or to the several plans submitted by the committee and to take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 13. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purchase of a lot of land for a site for a new schoolhouse, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 14. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to remodel the present town building to house the town offices, library, and upper six grades of the school, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 15. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow any sum of money necessary for the completion of the re- modeling of the present town building as voted under Article 14, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 16. To see if the town will vote to appropri- ate from the Excess and Deficiency Fund a sum of money to provide for the payment in advance of maturity of notes out- standing on the Bartlett Property Loan, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 17. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to petition the General Court for the right to borrow outside of the town's debt limit for the purpose of building a new elementary school building and remodeling the present town hall, or take any action thereon.


AUGUST 21, 1934


ARTICLE 1: To see if the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money for-1. Treasurer's Department Ex- pense. 2 .- Department of Election and Registration. 3 .- Public Buildings Repairs. 4 .- Police Department. 5 .- Police Department Equipment. 6 .- Moth Department. 7 .- Fire De- partment. 8 .- Bridge Department. 9 .- Department of Public Welfare. 10 .- State Aid. 11 .- Old Age Assistance. 12 .- School Department. 13 .- Miscellaneous Expense. 14 .- Cemetery Fence Account. 15 .- Water Department. 16 .- Compensation Account, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 2. To see if the town will vote to appropri- ate a sum of money from the Machinery Fund to the Machin- ery Maintenance Account, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To see if the town will vote to authorize the school department to erect a temporary partition in the


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dining room of the Town Hall to provide additional room for school purposes, or take any action thereon.


DECEMBER 1, 1934


ARTICLE 1. To see if the town will vote to transfer a sum of money from the Guide Board Account to the Asses- sors' Salary Account, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 2. To see if the town will vote to transfer a 1 sum of money from the Public Dump Maintenance Account to the Assessors' Expense Account, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for E.R.A. work and material, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 4. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the E.R.A. Administrator's salary, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Public Welfare Expense, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Board of Health Expense, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Compensation Account, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 8. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purchase of Snow Re- moval Equipment, or take any action thereon.


REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


The following Births, Marriages and Deaths were recorded in Rutland during the year 1934 :


Births


Name


Names of Parents


Place of Birth


Date 1933 Mar. 1 Donata Rosa May 13 Betty Louise 1934 Jan. 21 Sylvia Marion


Feb. 2 Robert Leighton


Feb. 5 Eugene Albert


Feb. 25 Kenneth Franklin


Mar. 7 Clifford Warren


Apr. 21 Elaine


May 16 Helen Mae


Michael and Barbara (Allen) Yanch Ernest H. and Jeanette F. (Taylor) Harris Charles A. and Lollie (Buff) Bashaw


Rutland, Mass.


June 7 Paul Buff


July 3 Beverly Pearl


July 19 David Oliver


Aug. 11 Shirley Elizabeth


Sept. 9 Jane Bird


Sept. 19 Theresa


Oct. 10 Esther Emeline


Oct. 27 Arlene Frances


Dec. 1 Norma Theresa


Dec. 4


Donata and Mary (Mantini) Rosa


Malcolm and Ruth (Montcalm) Bulfinch


Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


Matti W. and Martha M. (Kujanpaa) Luukko


Holden, Mass.


Lewis. R., Jr., and Ailleen F. (Whitney) Bigelow


Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Eugene A. and Roby I. (Gleason) Brier


Frederick H. and Dorothy E. (Allen) Locke Vitaly J. and Adelaide J. (Menand) Alexandrov


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


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


Rutland, Mass.


Holden, Mass.


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


William H. and Julia T. (Myers) Griffin


Lloyd B. and Olga A. (Bryant) Viner


Worcester, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Anthony and Cloudia (Roy) Shanks Carl E. and Edith L. (Montcalm) Boquist Albert C. and Carol B. (Bird) Gordon Anthony J. and Mary T. (Toloczko) Kuzmicki Harold and Catherine (Davitt) Davis Clement and Bernice (Williams) Drake


Wallace B. and Annie E. (Upham) Strong


Marriages


Name


Place of Marriage Residence


Brookline, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Brighton, Mass.


Fall River, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


February


24 James E. Murphy Marion L. Boudreau


June


2 John J. Yonker Helen (Welch) McGreevy


11 Lawrence J. Tatro Eva R. Latowne


14 Alfred D. Willis Mildred Lovewell


Hubbardston, Mass.


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


August 25 Edward N. Prescott Nora Stamper


September 12 George F. Keith Helen (Mason) Waterhouse


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


September 25 Henry H. Flynn Mary L. Mckinstry


Marlboro, Mass.


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


October 14 Earl C. Finnegan Ruth M. Breen


29 H. Edward Brownell Edna M. Sullivan


N. Bedford, Mass. N. Bedford, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


November


17 Alexander Simpkins Addie M. Aldmon


29 Sebastino Fagone Fortunata R. Calairio


29 William Docherty Marion Caton


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


Worcester, Mass. E. Boston, Mass.


Holden, Mass.


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


Date January 4 Israel Kahalas Lillian C. Aronson 28 Thomas J. Dolan Dorothy Holleran


Rutland, Mass.


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


Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Holden, Mass. W. Rutland, Mass. W. Rutland, Mass. Hubbardston, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


July 7 Lloyd H. Campbell Alice A. Remily


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


Saugus, Mass. Stoneham, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Deaths


RESIDENTS


Age


Name


Disease


Y. M.


D.


Residence


72


2


14


Rutland, Mass.


17 Clifford J. Lebeau Chronic Myocarditis Lead Poisoning


72


4


3


Rutland, Mass.


15 Edward J. Jollin Cerebral Hemorrhage Chronic Myocarditis


49


3


23


W. Rutland, Mass.


25 Cecilia M. Matta Carcinoma Cerebral Thrombosis


77


8


16


Rutland, Mass.


26 James E. Murphy Broncho Pneumonia


48


Worcester, Mass.


April 1 Patrick W. Dunleavy Tuberculosis


39


7


13


Rutland, Mass.


27 Frances (Mollico) Cianciolo 27 Tbc. Meningitis


65 9


15


Holden, Mass.


May


4 Abbie A. Forbush Cerebral Hemorrhage


85


6


7


N. Rutland, Mass.


22 Ida L. (Foster) Hunt Chronic Myocarditis 29 Eugene F. Currier Cardio Vas. Renal Disease


67


0


14


Rutland, Mass.


64 4 13


Worcester, Mass.


June


17 John Henry Griffin Cerebral Hemorrhage Arterio Sclerosis Harold G. Hamill Suicide by Hanging


87


2 6


Rutland, Mass.


26


39


10


27


N. Rutland, Mass.


July 5 Alex Coleman Accidental drowning


44


-


Rutland, Mass.


September 7 Olin C. Blaisdell Cerebro Spinal Meningitis


59


4 18


Rutland, Mass.


October


15 Helen Mary Nash Pulmonary Tuberculosis


33


3


0


Rutland, Mass.


30 Sarah F. (Miles) Hubbard Cerebral Hemorrhage


69


10


3


Rutland, Mass.


-


27 Frank Bonn Clark Arterio Sclerotic Heart Disease


3


Holden, Mass.


Date February 5 Edgar S. Hubbard Chronic Myocarditis Pulmonary Congestion


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DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Age Y. M.


D.


Residence


November


20 Catherine (Moran) Davis Arterio Sclerosis Chronic Arthritis


64


5


0


Rutland, Mass.


December


6 Viner Premature Birth


0


0


2


Holden, Mass.


21 Byron J. Sprague Cerebral Hemorrhage Chronic Myocarditis


59


3


3


Charlton, Mass.


NON-RESIDENTS


January 1934


4 Wilfred Fournier Tuberculosis


38


9


17


Lawrence, Mass.


4 Percy L. Carter Carcinoma


33


6


23


5 Henry G. Williams Tuberculosis Cybert Daniel Wint Tuberculosis


43


8


5


10


24


8


13


Boston, Mass.


10 Phillip Lofchie Tuberculosis


44


Malden, Mass.


17 Lena B. Smith Tuberculosis 21 Louis J. Beruby


41


7 15


So. Manchester, Conn.


22


Victor Zalneraitis Tuberculosis


36


4


29


Lynn, Mass.


23 Martin Connors Tuberculosis 25 Sally McQuaid Tuberculosis 29 Thomas J. Flanagan Tuberculosis


23


6


-


Framingham, Mass.


Watertown, Mass.


February


1 John F. Gralton Tuberculosis


37


0


10


Haverhill, Mass.


3 Naoya Naito Tuberculosis


50


11


12


Boston, Mass.


3 Irving Spanner Tuberculosis


36


9


27


Brooklyn, N. Y.


6 George D. Davis Tuberculosis Nephritis


34


11


0


Hopedale, Mass.


10 Lou Ella Fernold Tuberculosis


54


7


12


New York


10 John J. Rizzo Tuberculosis


22


0


24


Revere, Mass.


17 Frank K. Thompson Tuberculosis


27


6


12


Dudley, Mass.


23 Joseph Cabral Tuberculosis


26


9


5


New Bedford, Mass.


27 Ernest B. McAshill Tuberculosis


22


9


0


Medford, Mass.


-


27


0


5


Hopedale, Mass.


35


3


15


Roslindale, Mass.


60


10


12


W. Concord, Mass. Somerville, Mass.


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DEATHS (Continued)


Date March 1


Name


Disease


Y.


Age M.


D.


Residence


Dorothy D. Wilson Tuberculosis


22


0


29


Elizabeth Owens Tuberculosis


27


1


10


2 3 Mary A. Germerlian Tuberculosis


18


2


13


4


Alexander J. MacKenion Tuberculosis


27


7


6


11


Joseph B. Gaudreau Tuberculosis Harry Singer Tuberculosis


34


8


20


24 Arthur Edwards Carcinoma


53


3


12


25


James F. Heslin Tuberculosis


42


5


11


26


Aldo A. Ceramicoli Tuberculosis Ralph W. Stetson Tuberculosis Mary M. Sweeney Tuberculosis


31


8


1


Framingham, Mass.


April 4


John J. Weldon Tuberculosis


9


Harold J. Noseworthy Tuberculosis


29


3


11


14


William F. Cotter Tuberculosis


37


10


5


16


Nathaniel Silsbee Tuberculosis


34


3


18


20 Guy E. Lyman Tuberculosis 23 Irving A. Harvey Tuberculosis


32


7


28


Stoughton, Mass.


29


Elizabeth J. Glover Tuberculosis Christine Scalise Tuberculosis


24


4


17


Providence, R. I.


May 1


6


3


Roxbury, Mass.


3


Edward J. Preeper Tuberculosis Isabelle Andrews Tuberculosis


37


2


7


Pepperell, Mass. Boston, Mass.


4 Harold W. Powell Tuberculosis


34


1


11


8 Patrick W. Butler Tuberculosis


58


1


4


Chelsea, Mass.


10 Alfred P. Hamel Tuberculosis


56


9


4


Holyoke, Mass.


12 Thomas J. Cunniff Tuberculosis


25


5 16


Jamaica Plain, Mass.


Hudson, Mass. N. Chelmsford, Mass. Chelsea, Mass. Newton Center, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Springfield, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Lowell, Mass. Natick, Mass.


N. Brookfield, Mass.


30


33


0


14


31


30


6


14


Somerville, Mass.


Newton, Mass. Jamaica Plain, Mass. Dorchester, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


27


5


22


North Adams, Mass.


30


45


2


26


22


21


8


11


74


35


26


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DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y. 49


8


29


14


Mildred L. Sweatt Tuberculosis


20


3


2


15


John T. Maitland Tuberculosis


20


8


16


16


John Berg Tuberculosis


35


4


21


22


Walter W. Fielding Tuberculosis


38


2


5


Brighton, Mass.


25 Charles Stratis Tuberculosis


30


1


7


Roxbury, Mass.


28


Archie J. Comeau Tuberculosis


48


6


9


Haverhill, Mass.


28


Daniel F. Donohue Tuberculosis John H. Connors Tuberculosis


31


10


3


Clinton, Mass.


30


Frank M. Coyne Tuberculosis


35


6


21


Charlestown, Mass.


31


Annie A. Donohue Tuberculosis Edward J. France Tuberculosis


24


5


3


Fall River, Mass.


June 2


Elese C. Koser Tuberculosis


44


1


29


Litchfield, Conn.


4


Bert F. Gauthier Tuberculosis


47


4


29


Montpelier, Vt.


8 Louis H. Metro Tuberculosis


35


6


28


Manton, R. I.


9 Benjamin Jalowsky Tuberculosis


46


8


0


Brighton, Mass.


20


Joseph F. Riley Tuberculosis


46


3


2


Jamaica Plain, Mass.


22


John F. Nudd Tuberculosis


36


7


23


Hopkinton, Mass.


25


Revere, Mass.


26


Tommaso Ruzzo Tuberculosis Leon H. Fleming Tuberculosis


47


3


11


Sherborn, Mass.


July 3


Ida E. Shanks Tuberculosis


24


8


19


Wamesit, Mass.


4


Theodore M. Jackson Tuberculosis


47


2


6


East Orange, N. J.


4 James W. Leary Tuberculosis


36


1


12


Cambridge, Mass.


6 Charles W. Martin Tuberculosis


39


0


17


Worcester, Mass.


44


Chelsea, Mass.


10


6 Jack Litvinus Tuberculosis Robert Kenyon Tuberculosis


46


4


6


Westerly, R. I.


14


Abraham Fishman Tuberculosis


Residence Chelsea, Mass. Springfield, Mass.


Medford, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


33


0


27


Boston, Mass.


30


62


2


18


South Boston, Mass.


31


62


3


10


-


Age M. D.


ANNUAL REPORT


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y.


M.


D.


14 Joseph T. Cotter Tuberculosis


35


9


18


16


John B. La Jeunesse Tuberculosis


39


4


24


20 William Heumann Tuberculosis


43


7


11


21


William J. Foley Tuberculosis Barbara L. Ryan Tuberculosis Alexander McPhie Tuberculosis


20


3


17


Palmer, Mass. Sharon, Mass.


28


Lawrence Drew Tuberculosis


48


7


22


Melrose, Mass.


29


Frances M. Mckinstry Tuberculosis


27


1


13


Ashland, Mass.


29


22


9


25


Malden, Mass.


31


Evelyn G. Seifert Tuberculosis John T. Lynch Tuberculosis


35


5


7


Cambridge, Mass.


August 4


Michael J. Lydon Tuberculosis John J. McCarthy Tuberculosis


38


9


19


West Roxbury, Mass.


6


39


1 12


7


Eddie Lowell Tuberculosis


44


9 19


9 Isaac Connors Tuberculosis


55


10


Josephine Hronowska Tuberculosis John B. Lynch Tuberculosis


32


9


2


Apponaug, R. I.


15


Raymond A. Prior Nephritis, Hypertrophy


44


4


14


Worcester, Mass.


16 21


John M. Lawson Tuberculosis Cecil E. Cook Tuberculosis


38


5


9


21


Lawrence P. Kelty Tuberculosis


44


4


7


Keene, N. H.


27


Evelyn E. Williams Tuberculosis


25


3


4


Boston, Mass.


21


8


13


West Warwick, R. I.


39


0


22


Willimansett, Mass.


Burlington, Mass.


September 2 Frederick Preston Tuberculosis


45


3 4


Lowell, Mass.


..


Residence Chelsea, Mass. Haverhill, Mass.


Swampscott, Mass.


Jamaica Plain, Mass.


39


7


6


23


27


63


8


28


1


Cambridge, Mass.


10


35


2


15


Collinsville, Conn. Everett, Mass.


27 Anna R. Greygiel Tuberculosis 27 Charles V. Suprenant Tuberculosis 31 Thomas E. Erwin Tuberculosis


44


0


16


Cambridge, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Chelsea, Mass.


17


11


27


Age


28


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DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y.


Age M.


D.


12


Donald J. Taylor Tuberculosis


17


9


15


21


John Kates Tuberculosis


52


8


5


22


John B. Burke Cancer of the lung


45


4


4


29


Martin F. Foley Tuberculosis


37


9


0


October


6 Michael Krajewski Tuberculosis James Muir Tuberculosis


49


7


12


Holyoke, Mass.


3


42


9


14


Lawrence, Mass.


5 John C. Boyd Tuberculosis


53


5


7


Wallingford, Conn.


7


Joseph Forbes Tuberculosis


35


2


13


8 Statia A. Price Tuberculosis


27


5


13


9 Edward J. Tolan Tuberculosis


39


6


4


Charlestown, Mass.


10 Joseph E. Powers Tuberculosis


31


5


22


Brookline, Mass.


15 Hugh J. Martin Tuberculosis


45


4


27


Portland, Maine


16 Harry B. Stone Tuberculosis


24


3


17


Lynn, Mass.


21


Herman W. DeWolfe Tuberculosis


35


4


23


Everett, Mass.


22 Francis J. Daly Tuberculosis


30


7


13


Chelsea, Mass.


28 Madeline D. Cormier Tuberculosis 29 Helen D. Josephson Abscesses of lung. Empyema


18


7


28


Orange, Mass.


November 4 Hanora M. Hemstreet Tuberculosis


18


11


2


Milton, Mass.


4


Peter MicLaughlin Tuberculosis


40


11


28


Holyoke, Mass.


7 Austin J. Freeley Tuberculosis


44


6


18


Jamaica Plain, Mass. Boston, Mass.


10 Marion T. Cadispate Tuberculosis


20


2


10


15 Lydia Lapan Tuberculosis


29


4


7


Easthampton, Mass.


17 Eugene St. Germain Tuberculosis


43


11


24


Woonsocket, R. I.


25


38


7


7


Lenox, Mass.


27


Alexander Simpkins Tuberculosis Harold M. Millar Tuberculosis


41


9


14


Wakefield, Mass.


1


Residence Revere, Mass. Boston, Mass.


Framingham, Mass. Roxbury, Mass.


Lowell, Mass. Clinton, Mass. Revere, Mass.


8


Alexander W. Kazmarek Tuberculosis


31


10


0


38


11


28


Auburn, Mass.


6


ANNUAL REPORT


29


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y. 39


Age M. 10


D.


Place of Death Beverly, Mass.


29


Patrick H. Carmody Tuberculosis


41


1


21


Nashua, N. H.


December


1 Zedaras, Zeglaitic Tuberculosis


43


8


5


Worcester, Mass.


2 Margaret McKenna Tuberculosis


35


2


13


Holyoke, Mass.


3 Malcolm H. Jordan Tuberculosis


56


4


3


Waltham, Mass.


4 Daniel J. Horgan Tuberculosis


36


7


10


Boston, Mass.


Orange, Mass.


Somerville, Mass.


10


5 Ann Healey Tuberculosis 6 Thomas H. Smith Tuberculosis William M. Slowinski Tuberculosis


29


0


17


South Boston, Mass.


12


David F. Holland Tuberculosis


30


2


21


Chelsea, Mass.


18


John F. Bowden Tuberculosis


23


4


26


Lowell, Mass.


21


Joseph A. Kuhn Tuberculosis


41


8


14


Byfield, Mass.


21


Charlotte A. McGrath Tuberculosis


44


8


2


Fitchburg, Mass.


26


James F. North Tuberculosis


42


4


25


Worcester, Mass.


27


33


2


19


Chelsea, Mass.


28


Louise C. Welch Tuberculosis Lawrence J. McGrath Tuberculosis Walter J. Sitnik Tuberculosis


41


10


26


Brookline, Mass.


30


29


10


2


Holyoke, Mass.


5


27


Bogio Conti Tuberculosis. Paralysis


29


2


25


50


10


9


30


TOWN OF RUTLAND


JURY LIST AS REVISED BY SELECTMEN 1934


Herbert K. Bigelow


Truckman


Jesse Allen


Carpenter Chauffeur


G. Edgar Fay


Walter E. Griffin


Clerk Chauffeur


F. Eugene Marsh


Raymond K. Putnam


Farm Supt. Painter


James A. Bell


Carl E. Boquist


Laborer


Joseph Carroll


Farm. Supt.


George B. Crane


Manager Farmer


Matthew J. Cullen


Leona: 1 E. Ellington


Manager


Charles M. Fiske


Farmer


Daniel Fitzgerald


Merchant Chef Mechanic


Raymond Hatstat


Chauffeur


William Ł Hunt


Carpenter


Harold I. yidkins


Merchant


Ervin L. Maynard


Farmer


Harry E. Norris


E. Dexter Marsh


Mark L. Read


Mason Merchant Clerk Farmer


Fred H. Rice


Axel V. Terio


Carpenter Farmer


Samuel Taylor


DRAWN DURING THE YEAR 1934


John B. Coffin, March 5.


Harry E. Norris, July 27.


Charles M. Fiske, September 22.


DOGS LICENSED DURING THE YEAR 1934


Received for 190 male dogs at $2.00


$380 00


Received for 38 female dogs at $5.00 190 00


Total $570 00


Less 228 fees at 20c 44 60


Paid Town Treasurer $524 40


Charles V. Grime


Maurice [. Gordon


31


ANNUAL REPORT


LICENSES ISSUED DURING THE YEAR 1934


No. 1 Resident Citizen Fishing 53


No. 2 Resident Citizen Hunting 46


No. 3 Resident Citizen Sporting 40


No. 4 Resident Citizen Minor and Female Fishing 12


No. 5 Resident Citizen Trapping 1


No. 6 Resident Citizen Minor Trapping 1


No. 7 Resident Citizen Sporting, Free 2


No. 8 Non Resident Citizen Fishing


1


Total 156


Respectfully submitted,


LOUIS M. HANFF,


Rutland, Jan. 2, 1935


Town Clerk.


REPORT OF SELECTMEN


The report of the Selectmen for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1934 is herewith submitted :


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT


Salaries :


Appropriation


$300 00


Expended :


C. E. Taylor $100 00


J. S. Hubbard 100 00


C. E. Prescott


100 00


$300 00


Department Expense :


Appropriation $30 00


Expended :


C. E. Prescott, posting warrant $6 00


Prouty Printing Co., envelopes and warrants 8 10


Dept. of Public Safety, Rev. Per- mits 1 35


Prouty Printing Co., Stationery . 5 75


$21 20


Unexpended


8 80


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S DEPARTMENT


Salary :


Appropriation $315 00


Expended :


A. J. Thomas $315 00


$315 00


Department Expense :


Appropriation


$20 00


Expended :


Postage


$ 3 00


P. W. Sherman, Doc. Case


2 00


33


ANNUAL REPORT


Narcus Bros., Stationery 1 25


Narcus Bros., Office Supplies 13 25


$19 50


Unexpended 50


TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT


Salary :


Appropriation $270 00


Expended :


Frank J. Brooks


$ 45 00


Edith M. Brooks 225 00


$270 00


Department Expense :


Appropriation


$175 00


Expended :


Frank J. Brooks, Postage $ 2 48


Edith M. Brooks, Postage 24 51


Narcus Bros., Office Supplies 12 70


Comm. Mass., Certifying Notes .. 12 00


Louis M. Hanff, Treas. Bond . . .


27 50


Times Publishing Co., Stationery


12 85


Todd Sales Co., Checkwriter . .


22 00


Northboro Nat'l Bank, Code Chg.


4 07


Northboro Nat'l Bank, Blank Checks


20 00


Unexpended


$36 89


COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT


Salary :


Appropriation $450 00


Expended :


Estate of Frank B. Clark $143 02


Hattie M. Clark 306 98


$450 00


$138 11


34


TOWN OF RUTLAND


Department Expense : Appropriation


$150 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund .


58 85


$208 85


Expended :


Frank B. Clark, Postage




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