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1300.00
193
1
4
Mildred A. Wagg
Inst.
1650.00
*
13
21/2
9
Helen M. Walker, B. B. A.
Inst.
1600.00
1930
3
4
4
Alice White, B. S. Ed.
Inst.
1700.00
1930
7
4
6
Dora S. White, A. B.
Inst.
1600.00
*
19
4
4
Temporary
Inst.
1800.00
1916
26 3
5
Lucille O. Jones, B. S. Phys.Ed. Inst.
1700.00
1929
6
6
Margaret K. Langford
Inst.
1300.00
1929
2
2
2
1
4 5
Daniel L O'Donnell, L. L. B. Inst.
2200.00
1925
5
3
1
Helen R. Thompson
Inst.
1700.00
1925
8
1
8
Helen C. Barnard
Inst.
1600.00
27
12
Mary C. Humphrey, Ph. B.
281
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1931
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years Normal or
College Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
Wallace L. Whittle
Inst ..
2500.00
1921
10
3
18
Fannie L. Williams
Inst.
1600.00
7
5
25
Vocational School
Telephone-Weymouth 0257
Francis E. Whipple, Jr.,
Direc.
$2700.00
1925
5
1
7
8
Lewis H. Bacon, Jr.
Inst.
2300.00
1927
3
3
2
12
Daniel E. Bryan
Inst.
2000.00
1930
0
3
Harry F. Duncan
Inst.
2100.00
1929
1
9
Hilmer S. Nelson
Inst.
2800.00
1925
5
2
2
10
(Salary paid by Norfolk County
Agricultural School)
Jalmar N. Nelson
Inst.
2400.00
1924
6
5
10
Ray G. Parker
Inst.
2400.00
1922
8
2
3
2
James F. Steele, B. S.
Inst.
2400.00
1926
7
4
3
5
Waldo H. Swan, A. B., Ed. M. Inst.
F. E. Whipple
Inst.
2200.00
1
1
39
F. Louis Whitford
Inst.
2400.00
1926
4
2
9
Joseph K. Whittemore
Inst.
2700.00
1927
4
2
1
4
Junior Annex Telephone-Weymouth 0267
Adeline M. Canterbury
Prin.
2200.00
1887
43
5
Mary B. Thomas
Asst Prin. VIII
1550.00
24
1
3
Mary D. Luce
VIII
1250.00
15
2
2
Helen G. Lyons
VIII
1700.00
1922
8
2
29
Anita L. Petrucci, A. B.
VIII
1450.00
1927
3
4
3
Elwood L. Denham
VII
1800.00
1930
4
3
4
Helena F. Reidy
VII
1700.00
1913
18
2
4
Maude H. Webster
VII
1200.00
6
2
Eleanor Freeman
VII
1200.00
1929
1
4
1
Opportunity Classes
All
1600.00
1929
4
3
2
Doris M. Partridge
All
1500.00
1930 41/2
2
Adams School
Church Street, East Weymouth
Annie S. McDowell
I-II
1200.00
*
14
1 3
Louise Petrucelli
IV-V
1250.00
1927
3
2
2
Athens School
Athens Street, North Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth 1172-W
Joseph U. Teague
Prin. - VI
2100.00
1922
15
1
3
Marie F. Galvin
V
1650.00
1921
9
2
4
Mary A. Meuse
IV
1250.00
1927
3
2
2
Margaret Dingwall
III
1700.00
1912
18
2
2
Beatrice M. White
1550.00
1926
5
2
3
Julia M. Robinson * Temporary
I 1700.00
1930
26 2
4
1
2300.00
1929
8
7
E. Louise Barker
.
282
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1931
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years Normal or
College Training
Other Courses
Bicknell School
Bicknell Square, No. Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth 1571-R
E. Leo Madden
Prin.
$2600.00
1922
8
3
Esther L. Mayo
VIII
1200.00
1928
2
3
1
Charlotte F. Murphy
VIII
1650.00
1923
7
2
5
Margaret E. O'Brien
VII
1200.00
*
33
3
Margaret E. Stevens
VII
1200.00
*
19
1
Mignon E. Pray
VI
1250.00
1927
3
2
3
Alma M. Roche
VI
900.00
1930
0
2
C. Eileen Burns
V
1650.00
1924
14
1
15
Ruth E. Mayo
V
1350.00
1927
3
3
1
Marion MacWilliams
IV
1650.00
1926
10
1
10
Mary E. Tobin
IV
1000.00
1929
1
2
Alice K. Guertin
III
1100.00
1928
2
2
13
Marjorie Maynard
III
1000.00
1929
1
2
Clara L. Rogers
II
1650.00
1923
7
2
2
Elizabeth G. Stratton
II
900.00
1930
0
2
Thelma Hatch
I
1100.00
1928
2
2
1
Alice M. Murphy
I 1350.00
1926
4
2
1
James Humphrey School
Humphrey St. East Weymouth, Telephone, Weymouth 1012-W
Gertrude L. Reid
Prin.
2000.00
1902
28
2
10
Anne F. Conroy
V
1650.00
1894
36
1
2
Elizabeth Egan
VI
1700.00
1914
31
1
8
Ina M. Ambach
VI
1600.00
1924
36
2
8
Mary E: McMorrow
V
1350 00
1926
4
2
7
Margaret L. Mitchell
IV
900.00
1930
0
2
Gertrude M .Burns
III
1100.00
1928
2
2
Mary B. Halligan
II
1350.00
1926
4
2 :2
Alice B. Keohan
I 1250.00
1927
3
2
.
Jefferson School
Middle Street, East Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth 2177-W
Ruth M. Reidy
Prin. IV
1900.00
1912
18
2 3
L. Eyllen Hollis
III
1450.00
1925
5
2
7
Mellissa Chase
II
1750.00
1909
22
3
8
Mary C. Shea
I 1600.00
1917
13
2
2
ยท
Temporary
-1
283
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1931
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years Normal or
College Training Other Courses
Washington School
Commercial St. East Weymouth, Telephone, Weymouth 1868-W
Rosamond E. Cunniff
Prin. V
1850.00
1920
12
2 5
Esther M. Rydgren
VI
900.00
1930
0
2
Mary V. Paul
IV
1650.00
1923 9
2
8
Annie J. McGreevy
III
1600.00
1885
45
Elizabeth H. Curtin
II
1450.00
1925 5
2
5
Elizabeth G. Hyland
I 1600.00
1890
40
1
Hunt School.
Broad Street Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth 1006
Charles Y. Berry, L. L. B.
Prin.
$2800.00 1910
22
6 7
Robert H. Hiatt
Asst. Prin.
VIII
1850.00
1926
5
3
2
John F. Martin, A. B.
VIII
1300.00
1929 1
4
Madeline L. Cote, A. B.
VII
1100.00
1930 0
4
Clara E. McGreevy
VII
1650.00
1917
38
1
1
Catherine E. Mckenzie
VI
1000.00
1929
1
2
Ruth Thompson
VI
1600.00
1928
11
1
Elisabeth T. Tracy
VI
1700.00
1902
29
2
7
Eleanor Garvin, B. S. Ed.
V
1450.00
1927
3
4
1
Martha A. Loud
V
1750.00
1916
1
5
Mabel Claflin
IV
1500.00
1928
2
6
Marie K. Ghiorse
IV
900.00
1930
0
2
Mary E. Crotty
III
1600.00
1887
43
1
Margaret S. Towle
III
1650.00
1914
19
2
1
Genevieve A. Perkins
II
900.00
1930
0
3
Grace A. Randall
II
1700.00
1903
32
2
3
Martha Whittle
II
1350.00
1926
4
2
- 1
Helen F. Galvin
I
1650.00
1923
7
2
2
Susan M. Tracy
I 1700.00
1907
23 2
4
Center Portable
Middle and Washington Streets, East Weymouth
Margaret S. Wise
III-IV
1000.00 1930 1 2
Florence A. Mckenzie
I-II 1450.00
1925 5
2 1
* Temporary
21 6
284
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1931
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years Normal or
College Training
Other Courses
Pratt School
Pleasant St. East Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth 0297-R
Mabel E. Roode
Prin. VIII
2000.00
1926
22
2
6
Dorothy U. Murphy
VII
1600.00
1924
10
2
4
Marie B. Upton
VI
1100.00
1929
1
3
Margarita M. Jones
V
1250.00
1927 3
2
1
Marion R. Loud
IV
1350.00
1927
3
4
3
Nellie M. Holbrook
III
1600.00
1890
41
1
Barbara Allen
II
1450.00
1925
5
2
4
Kathleen A. Dwyer
I 1450.00
1925
5
2
5
Shaw School
Main Street, South Weymouth, Telephone Weymouth
1012-M
May I. Letteney
Prin. VII-VIII
1750.00
1922
11
2
6
Evelyn M. Linscott
V-VI
1000.00
1929
1
2
1
Ethel M. Hiatt
III-IV
1650.00
1915
19 2
3
Margaret Q. Donahue
I-II
1550.00
1922
12 2
2
Edward B. Nevin School
Main street, South Weymouth, Telephone 1055-W
Grace B. Simmons
Prin.
$2300.00
1919
34
22
Helen L. Rockwood
Asst. Prin. VIII
1850.00
1887
43
5
Mary H. Benson
VII
1750.00
1929 S
2
10
Alice B. Wallace
VII
1300.00
*
13 2
7
Alene E. Clifford, B. S. Ed.
VI
1400.00
1930
4
4
V
1650.00
1894
36
1
2
Elizabeth M. Morrisey
IV
1200.00
* 1923
10
2
1
Winifred L. Conant
III
1650.00
9
6
Helen M. King
II
1100.00
1928
2
3
Jane Hicks
I-II
1200 00
1928
2
3
1
L. May Chessman
I 1750.00
1900
30 2
6
* Temporary
Elizabeth L. Hallahan
285
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1931
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years Normal or College Training
Other Courses
Pond School
off Pond Street, South Weymouth, Telephone 0211-J
Alice E. Fulton, B. S. Ed.
Prin. VI
1850.00
1921 9
6
3
Miriam T. Hollis, B. S. Ed.
V
1300.00
1928
2
4
3
Esther Visco
IV
1250.00
1927
3
2
5
Ruth E. Funk, A. B.
III
1100.00
1930
0
4
2
Mildred Leonard
II 1600.00
1928
6
2
1
Mary A. Nolan
I 1200.00
5
2
Supervisors
Elizabeth Ahern
Asst. Sewing School Gardens
300.00 -
7 33
2
James W. Calderwood
Music
3000.00
1910
20
3
2
Alice A. Conroy, D. H.
Dental Clinic
1700.00
1926
8
1
Katherine C. Fogarty
Penmanship
1900.00
1905
28
2
2
Anna A. MacDavitt, R. N. School Nurse
2000.00
1922 9
4
2
Vance Munroe
Asst. Music
2250.00
1928
5
6
Hazel R. Nietzold, B. S. Ed.
Asst. Drawing
1500.00
1929
2
4
2
Marion Ray
Asst. Drawing
1500.00
1929
2
5
4
Evelyn Silvester
Drawing
2000.00
1918
15 3 10
Marjorie E. Skinner
Sewing
2000.00
1926
10
3
5
Alice L. Tucker
Manual Training
2000.00
1912
19 2
4
Evening Practical Arts Classes
Bertha C. Emerson
Foods
Alice E. Morton
Dressmaking
Dolores G. Taylor
Dressmaking
* Temporary
5
Sarah E. Brassill
2000.00
1916
286
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
Adams, Athens and Bicknell Schools-W. H. Drake, M. D., 88 Sea. Street, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0450
James Humphrey and Junior Annex Schools-J. Herbert Libby, M. D. 707 Broad Street, East Weymouth, Telephone Wey- mouth 0216.
Jefferson and Washington Schools-J. C. Fraser, M. D., 691 Broad Street, East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0099
Hunt School and Center Portable-C. S. Webber, M. D., 94 Washing- ton Street, Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0156
Pratt and Shaw Schools-K. H. Granger, M. D., 129 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 2080.
Edward B. Nevin and Pond Schools-Harold A. Spaulding, M. D., 158 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Wey- mouth 1770.
JANITORS
High School-Mrs. Beatrice Bates, 93 Pearl Street, North Wey- mouth; Harry W. Caldwell, 335 North Street, North Wey- mouth; Stuart R. Macaulay, 14 Linden Place, East Wey- mouth; James Maguire, 15 Whitman Street, East Wey- mouth; Edward Pottle, 16 Pierce Court, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0230-W.
Junior Annex-M. Ward Holbrook, 742 Main Street, South Wey- mouth.
Adams School-Henry W. Blanchard, 23 Church Street, East Wey- mouth.
Athens School-Fred W. Stoddard, 282 North Street, North Wey- mouth.
Bicknell School-Emil J. Olson, 39 Massasoit Road, North Wey- mouth; Charles H. Williams, 25 Lincoln Street, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1337-W.
James Humphrey School-Louis St. Peter, 290 Washington Street, Weymouth.
Jefferson School-Irving Newcomb. 108 Middle Street, East Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 1032.
Washington School-William E. Johnson, 127 Middle Street, East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0232-M.
Hunt School-John M. Sullivan, 4 Stetson Street, Weymouth; Thomas Sweeney, 12 Franklin Street, Weymouth.
Center Portable-John W. Knox, 661 Middle Street, East Weymouth Pratt School-Herbert T. MacFawn, 731 Pleasant Street, East Wey- mouth.
Shaw School-Frederick J. Blanchard, 31 Highland Place, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0237-J.
Edward B. Nevin School-Winfield B. Baker, 27 Tower Avenue, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0652-W.
Pond School-J. A. Rogers, 181 Pond Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1756-W.
287
REPORT OF THE HUNT SCHOOL AND BICKNELL SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Weymouth:
Formal acceptance and dedication of the additions to the Hunt School was made on January 22, 1930 with appropriate exercises
The program follows:
PROGRAM
Overture, "Lustspiel" Keler Bela
High School Orchestra
Invocation Rev. John B. Holland
Romance, "Yester-Eve" Zamecnik High School Orchestra
Report of Building Committee John P. Hunt, Chairman
Description of Building Howard B. S. Prescott, Architect Presentation of Keys Oberlin S. Clark of Clark & Smith, Inc., Contractor
Acceptance of Building by School Committee Prince H. Tirrell
Chairman
Selection, "Fair Debutante" Reynard High School Orchestra Frank W. Wright, Director
Address
Elementary and Secondary Education and Normal Schools
Oriental Patrol "The Desert Caravan"
Zamecnik
High School Orchestra Rev. Clarence L. Eaton
Benediction
Inspection of the Building, immediately following this program.
Evening Inspection, 7 to 9 P. M.
During the summer the Lincoln School building was moved a short distance to a new location on the grounds, and walks and drives were laid out and graded. The land to the south of the old schoolyard, known as the Stetson Estate recently taken by the Town, has been partially graded and filled. Some of the work on the roadways has been done by the Superintendent of Streets under a special appropriation, and some work has been done directly by the School Department.
A summary of the expenses of this committee during the two years follows:
HUNT SCHOOL ADDITION
CONSTRUCTION :
Clark & Smith, Inc. Contract
$134,298.00
Additional Work 2,213.19
$136,511.19
HEATING AND VENTILATING
Stubbs Bros. Contract
28,194.00
Deduction
199.00
27,995.00
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER
Howard B. S. Prescott Architect
8,000.00
Leslie Clough Engineer
845.82
8,845.82
288
ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES
Lints & Moore Contract 4471.00 Additional work 285.00 4,756.00
Deduction 100.00
4,656.00
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co.
Telephones & material 737.37
Granite City Electric Supply,
Fixtures & material 693.98
International Time Recording Co. Clocks 536.66
E. N. Fisher Labor & material 203.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co. Lamps 39.00
6,866.01
SEPTIC TANK
A. C. Trojano Installation and material 4,889.39 Russell H. Whiting, Survey and services 536.11
FURNISHINGS
Edward E. Babb & Co. Pupils' desks and chairs, auditorium chairs, office furniture, etc.
7,795.83
Laing Bros. Co. Hardware for wardrobes 720.00
H. W. Smith & Co. Lumber for wardrobes 570.26
Massachusetts Reformatory, Teachers' desks and chairs 512.00
Forse Mfg. Co. Shades
318.60
A. G. Spaulding & Bros. Gymnasium equipment 295.00
F. A. Brewer Co. Linoleum for wardrobes 87.32
R. H. White Co, Furniture for Teachers' room 19.50
William H. Field Co. Tools for making wardrobes 3.75
Burditt & Williams Co. Door plates 3.50
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Freight on chairs
2.50
10,328.26
MISCELLANEOUS
M. P. Garey Insurance Agency, Bonds for construction, heating and wiring contracts 2,504.44
620.08
Bloom, South & Gurney, Inc. Rubber
145.37
Consolidated Expanded Metals, Inc .. Grating 109.81
Rubin-Burke Co. Shower bath curtains
96.00
R'hines Lumber Co. Lumber 69.69
86.55
A. C. Trojano, Labor
Russell H. Whiting, Survey 64.25
W. D. Aitken, Jr. Bubblers, labor & material 62.53
Edward F. Dwyer, Moving old boilers 26.25
E. N. Fisher, Labor on motors 26.25
4.028.22
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
200,000.00
5,425.50
Labor, Grading
flooring 217.00
Charles H. Burkett, Painting
289
This committee having been further authorized by vote of town meeting to bring in to town meeting accepted bids for gen- eral construction and heating for an addition to the Bicknell School, did direct the preparation of plans and specifications therefor by Howard B. S. Prescott, Architect, and by Leslie Clough, Heating Engineer. Bids thereon from a selected list of eight building and seven heating contractors were asked for and the lowest of such bids, namely, of Dacey & Tibbetts, Inc., of Boston, for the general contract at $95,900.00, and of T. A. Ridder Co. Inc., of Boston, for the heating and ventilating contract at $22,100.00, were ten- tatively accepted on February 27, 1930, subject to acceptance by the town meeting in the way of providing the funds for carrying out the work.
The vote of the town meeting did provide such funds in the sum of $145,000.00 with the balance remaining of the appropriation of the previous year, and continued the same persons named as committee for the Hunt School, together with the School Commit- tee, as a committee to carry out the construction of the addition to the Bicknell School. The personnell of the committee, therefore, remained the same, and on March 12, 1930 it was organized with John H. Tower as Chairman, Edwin R. Sampson as Vice Chairman, and Prince H. Tirrell as Secretary.
The execution of contracts with Dacey & Tibbetts, Inc., and with T. A. Ridder Co., Inc., was thereupon authorized. It was also voted that every effort be made to insure so far as possible the em- ployment of local subcontractors and labor upon the work.
After execution of the contracts work was promptly started, and proceeded with good progress during the past summer. In early fall two new classrooms were usable and shortly thereafter six additional rooms became occupied.
The work was accepted as completed on November 29, last, as of November 18. There still remains some equipment to be sup- plied and a considerable amount of grading will be done later. A thorough system of sewage disposal has been installed. Steam heating is by the unit system, and a natural interior brick finish has been used whereever the same is warranted. The completed building is sturdy and durable and will not require frequent or extensive repairs.
A summary of expenditures and obligations to the end of the year follows:
BICKNELL SCHOOL ADDITION
CONSTRUCTION
Dacey & Tibbetts, Inc. On account contract $ 81.515.00
2,438.80 $ 83,953.80 Additional work :
HEATING AND VENTILATING
T. A. Ridder Co., Inc., On account contract 18,785.00
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER
Howard B. S. Prescott, Architect 5,200.00
Leslie Clough, Engineer 663.00 5,863.00
290
ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES
Connor Electric Corporation, on account contract 3,782.50
Granite City Electric Supply, Fixtures & material 802.02 Weymouth Light & Power Co. Laying cable 415.00 E. N. Fisher, Labor 203.75 5,193.27
SEPTIC TANK
A. C. Trojano, On account contract 1,973.23
Russell H. Whiting, Survey and services 346.27
2,319.50
FURNISHINGS
Edward E. Babb & Co., Teachers' and pupils' desks chairs, auditoriumm chairs 3,388.49
Narragansett Machine Co., Gymnasium equipment 350.00
Chandler & Farquhar Co., Manual training 198.68
Tontine. Shade Shoppe, Shades 196.73
Labor, Manual training benches 189.00
Gorham Fire Equipment Co., Fire extin- guishers 116.64
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Freight on equipment 6.24 4,445.78
MISCELLANEOUS
R .S. Hoffman & Co. Bonds for construc- tion, heating and wiring contracts 1,845.72
Labor, Grading and laying conduit 240.63
Charles H. Burkett, Painting 139.20 Rhines Lumber Co. Drain pipe and cement 128.53 Old Colony Gas Co. Piping 124.20
'Weymouth Water Dept. Connecting pipe & water service 55.30
F. E. Lunt, Sand and Gravel 24.00
George W. Stone Co. Tools 10.55
James I. Peers, Rental cement mixer 5.00
2,583.13
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 123,143.48
The following amounts will be payable dur- ing the month of January to balance contracts on which the work has been completed:
CONSTRUCTION
Dacey & Tibbetts. Inc. $14,385.00
HEATING & VENTILATING
T. A. Ridder Co., Inc. 3,315.00
ARCHITECT
Howard B. S. Prescott 800.00
F
291
ELECTRIC WIRING Connor Electric Corporation 815.50
SEPTIC TANK A. C. Trojano 348.22
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE ON CONTRACTS
19,663.72
142,807.20
Balance available for remaining work
5,692.80
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 148,500.00
Respectfully submitted, JOHN H. TOWER, Chairman EDWIN R. SAMPSON, Vice Chairman for Bicknell School JOHN P. HUNT, Chairman for Hunt School
C. LINCOLN ABBOTT
LOUISE R. CRAWFORD
WILLIAM J. FITZSIMMONS
JOSEPH KELLEY
J. HERBERT LIBBY, M. D. PARKER T. PEARSON FRANCIS W. REA
ETHEL G. TAYLOR
THERON L. TAYLOR
PRINCE H. TIRRELL, Secretary
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REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE TRUSTEES OF WEYMOUTH FORE RIVER BRIDGE for the year ending December 31, 1930 Balance brought forward from 1929
$657.31
Receipts : -
City of Quincy, assessments Nos. 230 to 246 $5,610.00
Town of Weymouth,
66 230 to 244 1,500.00
Town of Hingham, 66
66 230 to 246 1,870.00
Town of Cohasset, 66 230 to 246 1,020.00
Town of Scituate, 66
230 to 246 340.00
Town of Hull =
230 to 246 340.00
Town of Marshfield, 66
230 to 246 170.00
County of Norfolk,
66 230 to 246 3,400.00
East. Mass. St. Ry. Co.,
66
230 to 246 2.550.00
Interest on deposits
32.44
Total 16,832.44
$17,489.75
Disbursements : -
Henry W. Pray, services as Bridgetender $2,000.00
William W. Cushing, services as Ass't Bridgetender 1,551.25
George A. Stitt, services as Ass't Bridgetender 119.00
Harold Delaney, services as Gatetender
773.00
Harry Brown, services as Ass't Gatetender 360.00
Philip Sanborn, services as Ass't Gatetender 73.58
Arthur Rogers, services as Ass't Gatetender
240.00
Wm. J. Guaghan, services as Substitute Gatetender 26.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 74.03
City Fuel Company, Fuel 60.90
Quincy Electric Lt. & Pow. Co., Lighting 42.33
34.56
Standard Oil Co., Oil & grease 16.45
Hingham Journal Print, Stationery 2.85
W. J. Harkins, Exam. of eyes of employee
5.00
W. H. Brewster Co., Premiums-Work. Com.
and Public Liability Insurance 349.82
Boston Bridge Works, Repairs 3,426.89
Maurice M. Devine, Painting
2,475.78
City of Quincy, Pub. Wks. Dept.,
Repairs and Material 740.80
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Freight .
on steel sheets 81.41
Alan Wood Steel Co., Steel sheets 1,206.11
Weymouth Lt. & Pow. Co., Lighting
294
. F. W. Thompson, Electrical repairs 29.85
Conrad V. Butler, Electrical repairs 158.75
Peter J. Cahill, Police duty during repairs 70.13
Arthur H. Pratt, Ch. of Police, Police duty during repairs 175.00
J. R. Worcester Co., Services in connection with repairs 1,700.00
Quincy Lumber Co., Lumber
906.64
J. Irving Botting, auditing accounts of 1930
10.00
Thomas J. McGrath, Services as
Trustee, 1930 150.00
H. Franklin Perry, services as Trustee'
Jan. 1 to March 1, 1930 25.00
Wm. A. Connell, Services as Trustee Mar. 1 to Dec. 31, 1930. 125.00
Wm. L. Foster, Services as Trustee, Sec. and
Treasurer. year of 1930 200.00
$17,210.13
Balance carried forward
279.62
17,489.75
Hingham, December 31, 1930.
Wm. L. Foster, Treasurer.
Trustees of Weymouth Fore River Bridge,
Gentlemen :-
I have examined the accounts of William L. Foster Treasurer of the Trustees of Weymouth Fore River Bridge, for the year 1930, reconciled the bank account, and I hereby certify that the same are correct with proper vouchers.
(Signed) J. Irving Botting,
Town Accountant.
Hingham, January 31, 1931.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
WATER DEPARTMENT
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WEYMOUTH, MASS.
1930
297
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
East Weymouth, January 12, 1931
Board organized with election of Frank H. Torrey, Chairman: George E. Bicknell, clerk, and John H. Stetson, treasurer.
Appointments for year were as follows: Superintendent, Fred O. Stevens; Registrar and Collector, Marshall T. Tirrell; Town Accountant, Emerson R. Dizer.
Report of Superintendent, Registrars & Collector, Treasurer and Accountant are appended.
The following appropriations from income are requested for 1931
Maintenance and Operation
$30,000.00
Minor Construction
18,000.00
Replacement 10,000.00
Equipment 4,000.00
Commercial Expense
8,500.00
General Salaries
2,075.00
Interest due 5,322.50
Bond Retirement
17,467.00
We have acquired several more parcels of land on our water- shed of Great Pond, the total acquired to date amounting to 48 percent of the entire acreage and including 70 percent of the shore line.
FRANK H. TORREY
GEORGE E. BICKNELL
GEORGE W. PERRY JOHN H. STETSON WILLIAM A. CONNELL
REPORT OF REGISTRAR AND COLLECTOR
January 1, 1931
WATER ACCOUNT
Balance due January 1, 1930 $23,498.74
Charges January 1, 1930 to January 1, 1931 111,124.90
$134,623.64
CREDIT
Received by Collector
$106,311.41
Abatements
2.056.00
Balance due January 1, 1931
26,256.23
Paid to Treasurer $106,311.41
$134,623.64
MATERIAL AND LABOR
Balance due January 1, 1930 $2,781.78
Charges January 1, 1930 to January 1, 1931
11,788.34
$14,570.12
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CREDIT
Received by Collector $10,815.72 Abatements 1,259.44
Balance due January 1, 1931
2,494.96
$14,570.12
Paid to Treasurer $10,815.72
Respectfully submitted.
MARSHALL T. TIRRELL Registrar Collector
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
To the Board of Water Commissioners :
The following tables and summaries, covering in detail the work of the department for the year ending December 31, 1930 are respectfully submitted :
FRED O. STEVENS, Superintendent.
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS Year Ending December 31, 1930 In form recommended by New England Waterworks Associa- tion.
Weymouth Waterworks, Weymouth, Mass.
Population, 1930: Winter, 20,000; Summer, 24,000
Date of construction: 1885.
By whom owned: Town of Weymouthi.
Source of Supply: Weymouth Great Pond.
Mode of Supply: Pumping to reservoir and gravity.
Capacity of reservoir: 700,000 gallons.
PUMPING STATISTICS
1. Pumping Machinery :
No. 1. Allis-Chalmers Single Stage Centrifugal Pump, driven by 70 H. P. G. E. Motor.
No. 2. Worthington 2 Stage Centrifugal Pump, driven by 70 H. P. G. E. Motor.
No. 3. DeLaval Single Stage Centrifugal Pump driven by 150 H. P. Sterling Gasoline Engine.
Capacity of Pumps :
No. 1. 1,700,000 gallons per 24 hours. No. 2. 1,400,000 gallons per 24 hours. No. 3. 2,600,000 gallons per 24 hours.
2. Total pumpage per years with Gasoline Pump, 112,000 gallons.
3. Electric current used, K. W. H. 233,974.
4. Total pumpage for year with electric pumps 278,203.210. gallons.
5. Average static lift of pumps, 108 feet.
6. Average total lift of pumps, 156 feet.
7. Cost of current per million gallons, $21.40-
8. Cost per million gallons raised one foot, $0.137
9. Cost of pumping per million gallons based on total expense. $31.03
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STATISTICS RELATING TO DISTRIBUTION
Mains
1. Kind of Pipe: Cast iron, wrought iron, lead and lead lined
2. Sizes: From one incli to fourteen inches.
3. Extended: 6,240 feet.
4. Replaced small wrought iron with cast iron, 4,980 feet.
5. Total now in use, 103.2 miles.
6. Length of pipes less than 4 inches in diameter, 21.3 miles. (Mostly summer lines.)
7. Number of hydrants added during year, 18.
8. Number of hydrants now in use, 533
9. Number of stop-gates added during year, 16
10 Number of stop-gates now in use 828
11 Number of stop-gates smaller than 4 inches, 155
12. Number of blowoffs, 19
13. Range of static pressure on mains, 18 to 105 pounds.
SERVICES
14. Kind of pipe: Cast iron, cement lined, wrought iron, lead and lead lined.
15. Sizes, 3/4 inch to 8 inches.
16. Extended, 2216 feet.
17. Discontinued, none.
18. Total in use, 26.29 miles.
19. Number of services added 111.
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