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Thomas F. Leary, Jr., 158 Park Avenue Manager-Owner Variety Store - Leary's, 451 Pleasant Street, So. Weymouth, Mass. Joseph N. Lee, 246 North Bus Operator Bus Company - Eastern Mass. Street Railway Co., 954 Hancock Street, Quincy, Mass.
Albert V. Letson, 57 Pine Circle Maintenance Man Railroad - Boston Terminal Co., South Station, Boston, Mass.
Richard H. Lindsay, 26 Mt. Ida Road Switchboard Wireman Power Service Company - New England Power Service Co., 441 Stuart Street, Boston, Mass.
Thomas J. Lindsay, 36 Holly Hill Circle Engineer Telephone Company - New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 185 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass.
Francis J. Linnehan, 249 Broad Timekeeper Texas Tower - Raymond-DeLong Joint Venture, Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Frederick A. Little, 26 Hilldale Road Chief Mechanical Engineer Engineers & Erectors of Industrial Equipment - Bellamy Robie, Inc., 45 Main Street, Cambridge, Mass.
John F. Long, 66 Laurel Engineer Oil, Chemical & Power Plants - Stone & Webster Eng. Corp., 49 Fed- eral Street, Boston, Mass.
Charles A. Lopez, 130 Southern Avenue Head Teller Banking - Rockland Atlas National Bank, 199 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Paul P. Loporto, 409 Columbian Shipfitter Shipbuilding - Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston, Mass.
Robert N. Loukola, 179 Summer Relief Foreman Oil Company - Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co., 40 Lee Burbank Highway, Revere, Mass.
John J. Malnate, 17 Fields Avenue Fitter & Welder Gas Company - Boston Consolidated Gas Co., 39 Quincy Avenue, East Braintree, Mass.
John F. Mackley, 38 Alden Road Technician
Television Broadcasting - Yankee Network, 21 Brookline Avenue, Bos- ton, Mass.
Celestin L. Maraget, 30 Forest Machine Operator Manufacturing Leather (Artificial) - Weymouth Art Leather Co., 180 Pearl Street, So. Braintree, Mass.
John C. Matte, 119 Pond Civil Engineer
Engineers - Charles T. Main, Inc., 80 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. James F. McDonough, 770 Pleasant Automobile Salesman
Automobile Sales - Unemployed
Robert McGaughey, 69 Roseen Avenue Crane Operator Building Wrecking - John J. Duane Co., 600 Southern Artery, Quincy, Mass.
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James L. McGovern, 2nd, 150 Oak Draftsman Engineering Dept. - N.Y., N.H. & Hartford R.R. Co., South Station, Boston, Mass.
Robert J. McIntosh, Jr., 19 Myrtle Asst. Chief Acct. Light & Power Co. - Weymouth Light & Power Co., Jackson Square, East Weymouth, Mass.
Wallace S. McIsaac, 19 Adorn Gas Station Operator Gas Station - Wally's Service Station, 1345 Commercial Street, East Weymouth. Mass.
Gertrude B. Meara, 15 Webster (Husband) Executive & Sales Dept. Shoe Machinery - United Shoe Machinery Co., 140 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Ralph B. Merluzzo, 26 Shawmut Shoe Worker Shoe Manufacturers - Edwin Clapp & Son, 50 Charles Street, East Weymouth, Mass.
Eugene F. Miller, 37 Bluff Road Assembly Man Machine Shop - Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd., 65 Newport Avenue, No. Quincy, Mass.
Gordon A. Minnis, 303 Commercial Accounting Clerk Fund Distributors - Putnam Fund Distributors, Inc., 50 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Edward F. Morrissey, 11 Healy Road Draftsman Electric Company - Westinghouse Electric Corp., 235 Old Colony Ave., South Boston, Mass.
James I. Mosher, 9 Grove Lineman Light & Power Company - Weymouth Light & Power Co., Jackson Square, E. Weymouth, Mass.
Russell Mugford, 33 Cranch Assistant Engineer Electronics & Radar - Raytheon Mfg. Co., Willow Street, Waltham, Mass.
Daniel T. Mullen, 260 Green Methods Engineer Machinery - Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd., 65 Newport Avenue, North Quincy, Mass.
Frederick E. Murray, 22 Walker Warehouse Storekeeper Shipbuilding - Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
George J. Natale, 25 Lakeside Avenue Shoe Worker
Shoe Manufacturers - Hamilton Shoe Co., 55 Hayward Street, East Braintree, Mass.
Frank W. Ness, Jr., 30 Oakden Avenue Maintenance Mechanic Television Parts - Raytheon Mfg. Co., Centre Street, West Quincy, Mass. Abraham Nesson, 716 Broad Salesman Furniture - J. & A. Erlich Furniture Co., 2060 Washington Street, Roxbury, Mass.
John I. Newton, 5 Harland Road Supt. Engineer Automatic Temperature Control - Powers Regulator Co., 295 Columbia Hload, Dorchester, Mass.
Antonio G. Nicastro, 1060 Middle Bodymaker
Can Manufacturer - American Can Company - 9 B Street, Needham, Mass.
Howard W. Nichols, Jr., 83 Oak Carpenter-Contractor Carpenter-Contractor - Howard Nichols, 83 Oak Street, So. Weymouth, Mass.
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John Nisbet, 64 Bluff Road
Machinist
Shipbuilding - Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Charles N. O'Brien, 104 Front Truck Driver Lumber Company - Rhine's Lumber Co., 148 Commercial Street, Wey- mouth, Mass.
William O'Callaghan, 93 Gale Road Foreman Automobile Production - Ford Motor Co., Middlesex Avenue, Somer- ville, Mass.
James C. O'Hara, 30 Russell Road Clerk Grocery Store - O'Hara's Broadway Market, Inc., 387 Broadway, South Boston, Mass.
Nils J. Olander, 76 Academy Avenue Manager-Owner Manufacturer of Upholstered Furniture - N. J. Olander & Son, 90 West Brookline Street, Boston, Mass.
Arthur W. Olive, Jr., 23 Melody Lane Asst. Caterer Catering Service - Dora A. Ferguson, Caterer, 255 Arlington Street, Wollaston, Mass.
Vincent L. O'Neill, 152 Webb Director, Sales & Procedures Cloth Products - Kendall Mills, Walpole, Mass.
Louis F. Orfanello, 69 Great Republic Avenue Senior Bank Examiner Examining Bank Records - Commonwealth of Mass. Banking Division, State House, Boston, Mass.
Americo J. Orlando, 91 Charles Examiner Registry of Motor Vehicles - Registry of Motor Vehicles, 1089 Hancock Street, Quincy, Mass.
Harold F. Parent, 79 Lambert Avenue Sheet Metal Worker Shipbuilding - Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston, Mass.
Hilary C. Park, 67 Colonial Road Repairman
Retired
Robert L. Park, 301 Pond Industrial Engineer Publishers - Houghton Mifflin Co., 830 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass.
Alfred G. Pawsey, 61 Great Republic Avenue Salesman
Motor Oil - Amalie Div., L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc., Franklin, Penna.
Allison H. Peardon, 109 Wilson Avenue Steamfitter Unemployed
Albert J. Perett, 481 East Lineman Telegraph Company - Western Union Tel. Co., 230 Congress Street, Boston, Mass.
Ernest W. Petermann, 18 Century Road Testman Telephone & Telegraph Co. - New England Tel. & Tel Co., 175 Adams Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Phillip D. Phelps, 48 Norton Machinist Soap Manufacturers - Proctor & Gamble Mfg. Co., 780 Washington Street, Quincy, Mass.
Henry M. Pilato, 57 Spring Lay-out Man Shipbuilding - Boston Naval Shipyard, Charlestown, Mass.
Vincent Pirrone, 10 Cain Avenue Clothing Worker Clothing Manufacturers - Trimount Clothing Co., 18 Station Street, Boston, Mass.
Carrol T. Potts, 880 Broad Bank Teller Banking - U. S. Trust Co., 30 Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Peter P. Power, 10 Welland Road Janitor
School Department - Town of Weymouth
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Salesman
William Pursell, 30 Mars
Oil - John L. Ray Oil Co., 150 Union Street, Braintree, Mass. Taxi Driver
George Reed, 55 Union
Taxi - Green Taxi, 93 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth, Mass. Printer
John E. Regan, 17 Brook Terrace Newspaper - Boston Herald-Traveler, 80 Mason Street, Boston, Mass. Stores Ledger Clerk
Paul J. Reilly, 60 Broad
Electric Company - Quincy Electric Co., 1 Cliveden Street, Quincy, Mass : i
Jeanne M. Remondini, 135 Randolph Insurance Agent Insurance - South Shore Insurance Agency, 45 Washington Street, South Weymouth, Mass.
William G. Rennie, Jr., 5 Lochmere Avenue Route Supervisor Milk Company - White Bros. Milk Co., 50 French Street, No. Quincy, Mass.
Joseph F. Resendes, 21 Reidy Road Installer & Repairman Telephone Company - New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 41 Belvidere Street, Boston, Mass.
Martin J. Rinaldi, 16 Bicknell Road' Retail Route Driver Milk Company - Whiting Milk Co., Massachusetts Ave., Quincy, Mass. Frank P. Rivelli, 17 Edgeworth Shoeworker Shoe Manufacturers - Stetson Shoe Co., 541 Main Street, So. Wey- mouth, Mass.
Kelton W. Rockwood, 532 Pond Manager - Safekeeping Dept. Banking - New England Trust Co., 135 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass.
Gerald E. Salt, 1083 Middle Manager-Owner Motor Service - Salt Motor Service, 1083 Middle Street, So. Weymouth, Mass.
John F. Santry, 377 Front Insurance & Finance Insurance & Finance - Budget Insurance Plan, Inc., 40 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
Louis C. Saporti, 15 Sundin Road Mechanic Crane - Perini Corporation, Marine Division, East Boston, Mass.
Harold Sheppard, 47 Beals Steam Maintenance Servicing of Steam Equipment - Boston Y. M. C. A., 316 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Frederick Simpkins, 96 Clinton Road Electronic Engineer Radio Equipment - Alden Products, 117 North Main Street, Brockton, Mass.
Albert E. Spencer, 490 Front Repairman Telephone Company - New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 175 Adams Street, Dorchester, Mass.
George A. Stitt, 322 Bridge Machinist Helper Shipbuilding - Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Harold B. Stone, 48 Summer Engineering Designer Oil, Chemical and Power Plants - Stone & Webster Eng. Corp., 49 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Alfred Stundis, 85 Westlake Drive Cabinet Maker Manufacturer - Scott & Duncan, Dudley Street, Roxbury, Mass.
Daniel L. Sullivan, 125 Pond Purchasing Agent Mail Order Company - Sears, Roebuck and Co., 201 Brookline Avenue, Boston, Mass.
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Ralph E. Sullivan, 82 Circuit Road Salesman
Paper and Twine - Stone & Forsyth Co., 350 Brookline Street, Cam- bridge, Mass.
George A. Swart, 370 Broad Electrician Shipbuilding - Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
William K. Swinnerton, 52 Cranch Inspector Insurance - Hooper Holmes Bureau, 33 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. Harrison W. Sylvia, 114 Broad Maintenance Man
Water Department - Town of Weymouth
Edward A. Taber, 92 Wilson Avenue Custodian School Department - Town of Weymouth
Fred R. Tausevich, 29 Meredith Way Manager Used Car Dealer - Dickson Buick, Inc., 489 Gallivan Boulevard, Dor- chester, Mass.
Harry G. Tavener, Jr., 41 Village Road Conductor Transportation - Metropolitan Transit Authority, St. James Street, Boston, Mass.
Paul C. Thayer, 800 Main Salesman Sporting Goods - W. H. Brine Co., 99 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass.
Wyman L. Tirrell, 33 Lane Avenue Bank Clerk Banking - Old Colony Trust Co., 1 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. Lester W. Tisdale, 62 Longwood Road Merchant Stationary Supplies - Smith's Book Store, 67 Washington Street, Wey- mouth, Mass.
John F. Tracy, 273 Washington Store Clerk Variety Store, - Irene F. Tracy, 3 Federal St., Weymouth, Mass.
Vincent W. Trovi, Jr., 103 Morningside Path Manager-Owner Restaurant - Vin & Eddie's, 1400 Bedford Street, No. Abington, Mass. Ernest C. Turpel, 355 Ralph Talbot First Class Pipefitter Oil Company - Cities Service Oil Co., 345 Quincy Ave, E. Braintree, Mass.
James C. Ulwick, 37 Karlyn Road Physicist Research for U. S. Air Force - Cambridge Air Force Research Center, 415 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
Arthur T. Valicenti, Sr., 126 Iron Hill Letter Carrier
Post Office - U. S. Post Office Department, Quincy, Mass.
Eugene E. Walker, 95 Clarendon Asst. Purchasing Agent Electrical Supplies - M. B. Foster Electrical Co., 368 Congress Street, Boston, Mass.
Charles L. Warren, 105 Pilgrim Road Office Manager Consulting Engineers - Clyde Potts Associates, 30 Church Street, New York 7, N. Y.
Robert W. Waugh, 36 Clinton Road Insurance Salesman Insurance (Life) - Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 29 Foster Street, Quincy, Mass.
John M. Welsh, 111 Hawthorne Shipping Clerk
Water Department - Town of Weymouth
Charles G. White, 18 Village Road Window Trimmer Distiller's Products - Distillers Products Sales Corp., 648 Beacon Street,
203
Carpenter
Henry G. White, 770 Washington
Bank - Federal Reserve Bank, 30 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Howard P. White, 21 Tremont X-ray Technician
Unemployed
Fred R. Whitehouse, 23 Brook Terrace Manager
Chain Store (Food) - Elm Farm Food Stores, 600 Columbia Road, Roxbury, Mass.
Joseph B. Whiteside, 92 Clinton Road Industrial Relations Officer Shipbuilding - Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston, Mass.
Albert F. Wicklund, 69 Clarendon Insurance Underwriter
Insurance - First National Stores, Atlantic Street, No. Quincy, Mass.
Robert L. Wilson, 57 Century Road Tractor Opr. & Shipper
Soap Manufacturers : - Proctor & Gamble Mfg. Co., 780 Washington Street, Quincy, Mass.
Vanco W. Wilson, 31 Lakewood Road Engineer Shipbuilding - Bethlehem Steel Co., East Howard Street, Quincy, Mass.
Robert F. Wingate, 457 Main Real Estate Agent Real Estate - A. L. Wingate, Realtor, 457 Main Street, South Wey- mouth, Mass.
Norman L. Wiswell, 752 Washington Electrician Railroad - New Haven Railroad, Dover Street Passenger Yard, Boston, Mass.
Ernest Wood, 12 Clinton Road Staff Assistant Life Insurance - John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., 200 Ber- keley Street, Boston, Mass.
Richard E. Yourell, 64 Pond Truck Driver Fuel Oil - Alvin Hollis Co., 1 Hollis Street, So. Weymouth, Mass.
Frank Zeoli, 392 Middle
Scrap Iron Dealer
Scrap Iron - Frank Zeoli, 383 Middle Street, E. Weymouth, Mass.
JOSEPH CREHAN, Chairman
FRANKLIN FRYER
RALPH J. AMABILE, Jr.
WARREN P. BURRELL
JAMES T. O'SULLIVAN
Weymouth Board of Selectmen
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JURORS DRAWN
Drawn
August 13, 1956
Francis A. Long, 1041 Front St
Edmund L. Page, 701 Summer St.
Criminal Session September 4, 1956 Criminal Session September 4, 1956
August 13, 1956
Edwin R. Day, 140 Trefton Avenue Norman Comery, 50 Cain Avenue
Criminal Session September 11, 1956 Criminal Session September 11, 1956
Alternate Juror
John J. Daly, 180 Lakehurst Ave.
Criminal Session September 11, 1956
October 8, 1956
Lloyd R. Crowther, 9 Reidy Road Lester I. Bennett, 25 Circuit Road
Civil Session November 5, 1956 Civil Session November 5, 1956
January 14, 1957
John E. Bates, 47 Rockcroft Road Russell I. Clapp, 123 Columbian St. D. Russell Randall, 46 Federal St.
Civil Session February 4, 1957 Civil Session February 4, 1957 Civil Session February 4, 1957
February 11, 1957
Joseph D. Slattery, 94 Phillips St.
Lucille E. Eldridge, 1016 Commercial St.
Civil Session March 4, 1957 Civil Session March 4, 1957
April 15, 1957
Frank J. Arello, 695 Broad St. John S. Long, 103 Union Street
Civil Session May 6, 1957 Civil Session May 6, 1957
May 13, 1957
Edward R. Dickie, 27 Patterson St.
Civil Session June 3, 1957
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON MEMORIAL TABLETS
Under Article 37 of the 1954 Annual Town Meeting the appointment of a committee was authorized and this committee was appointed by the Moderator to prepare preliminary plans for a memorial table or tablets providing for the names of World War II and Korean War Veterans and report to a future town meeting.
After a number of meetings and a thorough survey of the site the committee files herewith their preliminary plans for the erection of mem- orial tablets providing for the names of World War II and Korean War Veterans to be attached to the west side of the existing permanent brick memorial wall located on the High School grounds.
The committee estimates that the two bronze tablets as designed by the Weymouth Vocational School will accommodate approximately four thousand names using 5/16" lettering and also memorializing eighty-eight Gold Star Veterans with 5/8" lettering on the center section of each tablet. It is our recommendation that the present bronze tablets on the east side of the permanent brick memorial wall be refinished so that they will match the new tablets and that the stone tablet at the top center of the front wall be resurfaced.
The committee has checked the cost factors involved and on the basis of a quoted figure of $2.90 per name estimates that the sum of $11,200.00 for this purpose and the sum of $1,000.00 would be required for refinishing the present bronze and stone tablet on the east side of the memorial wall.
The problem of procuring a complete and accurate list of World War II Veterans and particularly a list of the Veterans of the Korean conflict has caused the members of this committee great concern and it hereby recommends that a sum of $2,000.00 be allocated for clerical assistance and other incidental expenses in preparing a list of the Veterans names to be included on the tablets.
An Article to appropriate funds for these purposes will appear in the warrant of the 1958 annual town meeting.
We would indeed be remiss unless we expressed our appreciation and thanks for the assistance and help rendered the committee by the Voca- tional School in general and its Director, Ray G. Parker, and Instructor, George Klay in particular in planning and drawing the proposed tablets and to Miss Olive E. Hackett of the Weymouth High School for her kind- ness in listing the names of the World War II Veterans.
Respectfully submitted, HAROLD B. NASH, Chairman DOROTHY E. PAGE, Secretary FRANCIS H. MAGUIRE DONALD V. SLAYTER
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WIRING INSPECTOR
January 6, 1958
Honorable Board of Selectmen
Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my annual report for the year ending December 31, 1957:
During the year, 1,120 wiring permits were issued. Receipts for permit fees totaled $2,062.25.
I wish to extend to the Board of Selectmen and to other Town offi- cials my thanks for all courtesies and assistance given me during the year 1957.
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH W. ROSS Wiring Inspector
REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
January 7, 1958
Honorable Board of Selectmen
Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
During the year 1957, there were 117 applications to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Each application was given due consideration.
78 applications were granted, 30 were denied, 3 were taken under ad- visement, 2 were postponed temporarily, 3 were granted in part, and 1 was withdrawn.
Total application fees received: $555.00.
Respectfully submitted, ANDREW A. CHISHOLM Building Inspector (By direction of Board of Zoning Appeals)
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BUILDING INSPECTOR
January 6, 1958
Honorable Board of Selectmen
Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my annual report for the year ending December 31, 1957.
During the year 1957 permits were issued for the following new build- ings:
Estimated cost
$1,202,300.00
132 one-family dwellings
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25,000.00
1 four-family dwelling
27 one-car garages
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8,550.00
3 storage buildings
7,500.00
2 service stations
24,900.00
2 tool houses
170.00
2 elevators
23,700.00
1 market
226,000.00
1 church
80,000.00
1 school
450,000.00
1 shoe store
40,000.00
1 professional building
25,000.00
1 ice cream shop
15,000.00
1 donut shop
15,000.00
1 skating rink
11,000.00
1 store with apartment over
10,000.00
1 furniture sales and refinishing
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4,500.00
1 boat storage shed
4,000.00
1 permit for 3 small temporary buildings
3,000.00
1 stable
2,000.00
1 greenhouse
1,000.00
1 landscape display room & office
2,500.00
5 one-famiily dwellings moved
17,800.00
3 one-car garages moved
230.00
1 cab stand moved
100.00
1 express terminal moved
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275.00
202 new building permits
Total estimated cost
$2,216,840.00
394 alteration permits
Total estimated cost
1,013,277.00
Receipts for year - new building permit fees
1,800.00
Receipts for year - alteration permit fees
722.00
Respectfully submitted,
ANDREW A. CHISHOLM Building Inspector
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16,915.00
8 two-car garages
ASSESSORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1957
January 10, 1958
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
"We have assessed upon the polls, motor vehicle and trailer excise. farm animal excise, water liens, sewerage and estates of all persons liable to taxation, the sum of $6,225,971.52 and have committed the same to Frank W. Holbrook, Esq., the duly elected Collector of Taxes, with our warrants in due form of law, for the collections and payments, in accord- ance with the votes of the Town of Weymouth, and warrants of the County of Norfolk and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Dec. 31, 1956 Motor Vehicle Excise
$ 25,869.47
Dec. 31, 1956 Motor Vehicle Excise
13,400.00
Dec. 31, 1956
Motor Vehicle Excise
23,836.44
Dec. 31, 1956
Motor Vehicle Excise
14,578.77
Dec. 31, 1956 Motor Vehicle Excise
898.37
Mar. 15, 1957 Poll Tax (Prec. 1)
2,148.00
Mar. 15, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 2)
1,954.00
Mar. 15, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 3)
1,520.00
Mar. 21, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 4)
1,994.00
Apr. 1, 1957 Poll Tax (Prec. 5)
1,568.00
Apr. 1, 1957
Motor Vehicle Excise
53,699.44
Apr .. , 1957 Poll Tax (Prec. 6)
3,108.00
Apr. 8, 1957 Poll Tax (Prec. 7)
2,206.00
Apr. 22, 1957
Motor Vehicle Excise
32,945.06
Apr. 25, 1957
Farm Animal Excise
144.25
Apr. 29, 1957 Personal
1,565,157.50
May 1, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 8)
2,754.00
May 1, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 9)"
2,054.00
May 6, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 10)
1,566.00
May 10, 1957
Poll Tax (Prec. 11)
2,070.00
May 10, 1957
Poll Tax (Supp. No. 1)
48.00
June 13, 1957
Farm Animal Excise
4.38
June 18, 1957
Real Estate and Liens:
Real Estate
$4,038,628.75
Sewer-Common Interest
19,283.58
5,284.12
Sewer-Particular
13,405.16
Interest
5,302.09
Water Liens
20,114.32
July 1, 1957
Motor Vehicle Excise
144,815.21
July 15, 1957 Motor Vehicle Excise
38,323.34
July 23, 1957 Poll Tax (Supp. No. 2)
86.00
Aug. 20, 1957 Motor Vehicle Excise
40,697.16
Sept. 3, 1957 Motor Vehicle Excise
24,015.57
Oct. 10, 1957
Motor Vehicle Excise
38,814.02
Nov. 15, 1957
Motor Vehicle Excise
33,328.68
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$4,102,018.02
Nov. 20, 1957 Motor Vehicle Excise
19,208.01
Dec. 10, 1957 Motor Vehicle Excise
31,108.58
Dec. 18, 1957 Real Estate
21.25
Dec. 20, 1957 Poll Tax (Supp. No. 3)
12.00
$6,225,971.52
Divided as follows:
Real Estate
$4,038,650.00
Personal
1,565,157.50
Motor Vehicle Excise
535,538.12
Polls
23,088.00
Water Liens
20,114.32
Farm Animal Excise
148.63
Sewer:
Common
$19,283.58
Interest
5,284.12
Particular
13,405.16
Interest
5,302.09
$ 43,274.95
$6,225,971.52
State Liabilities
State Parks and Reservations
$ 62,252.86
State Audit of Municipal Accounts
263.17
State Examination of Retirement System
830.79
Smoke Inspection Service
1,388.74
Metropolitan Sewerage South System
130,077.95
$ 194,813.51
Underestimates of 1956:
Metropolitan Sewerage- South System
2,154.55
$ 2,154.55
$ 196,968.06
County Liabilities
County Tax
$
132,921.59
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
65,457.96
$ 198,379.55
Underestimates of 1956:
County Tax
$ 10,648.77
$ 10,648.77
$ 209,028.32
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Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Income Tax
$ 412,483.40
Corporation Taxes
215,771.63
Old Age Tax
13,033.08
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
400,000.00
Licenses
20,000.00
Farm Animal Excise Tax
148.63
General Government
12,000.00
Health and Sanitation
3,000.00
Charities
85,000.00
Old Age Assistance
275,000.00
Veterans' Services
40,000.00
Schools
30,000.00
Libraries
2,000.00
Public Service Enterprises
356,147.00
Interest (On Taxes and Assessments)
18,000.00
Grants and Gifts
175,000.00
Inspection
8,000.00
Sewer Department
8,000.00
Unclassified
30,000.00
$2,103,583.74
Overestimates of 1956:
Metropolitan Parks
$ 2,808.10
Smoke Inspection
194.28
$ 3,002.38
Amounts voted to be taken from
Available Funds:
June 18, 1956
$ 88,854.00
September 17, 1956
49,430.70
September 17, 1956
21,869.30
December 10, 1956
9,388.67
March 4, 6, 8, 9, 1957
523,369.25
$ 692,911.92
$ 695,914.30
Total Available Funds
$2,799,498.04
Summary - 1957
Appropriations:
Town Meeting:
March 4, 6, 8, 9, 1957
$7,164,247.79
Taken from Available Funds:
June 18 1956
$ 88,854.00
Sept. 17, 1956
49,430.70
Sept. 17, 1956
21,869.30
December 10, 1956
9,388.67
March 4, 6, 8, 9, 1957
523,369.25
$ 692,911.92
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Amounts to be raised: Mosquito Control Snow Removal Fire Department Chapter 32B
$ 7,426.88
1,416.20
1,337.00
25,000.00
$ 35,180.08
$7,892,339.79
196,968.06
209,028.32
127,938.12
$8,426,274.29
Credits
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
$2,799,498.04
Net amount to be raised by taxation
$5,626,776.25
Table of Aggregates
Tax Rate for the year 1957:
Real and Personal Estate
$50.00
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
57.10
Farm Animal Excise
5.00
Valuation for the year 1957:
Real Estate
$80,772,575.00
Supplemental
425.00
Personal
31,303,150.00
Total
$112,076,150.00
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
10,859,700.00 29,714.00
Farm Animal Excise
Number of Motor Vehicles and Trailers Assessed:
December 31, 1956
1232
December 31, 1956
134
December 31, 1956
1374
December 31, 1956
2083
December 31, 1956
27
April 1, 1957
1915
April 22, 1957
1063
July 1, 1957
4951
July 15, 1957
1292
August 20, 1957
1387
September 3, 1957
616
October 10, 1957
1182
November 15, 1957
1321
November 20, 1957
774
December 10, 1957
1202
Total Number of Motor Vehicles and Trailers Assessed 20,353
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State Liabilities County Liabilities Overlay
Number of Polls Assessed:
March 15, 1957 (Pre. 1)
1074
March 15, 1957
(Pre. 2)
977
March 15, 1957
(Pre. 3)
760
March 21, 1957 Prec. 4)
997
April 1, 1957 (Prec.
5)
784
April 4, 1957 (Prec. 6)
1554
April 8, 1957 (Prec. 7)
1103
May
1, 1957 (Prec. 8)
1377
May 1, 1957 (Prec. 9)
1027
May 6, 1957
(Prec. 10)
783
May 10, 1957
(Prec. 11)
1035
May 10, 1957
(Supp. 1)
24
July 23, 1957
(Supp. 2)
43
Dec. 20, 1957 (Supp. 3)
6
Total Number of Polls Assessed:
11,544
Number of Polls exempted by law or otherwise
849
Number of Persons assessed
21,180
Number of Horses assessed
14
Number of Cows assessed
165
Number of other Neat Cattle assessed
10
Number of Fowl assessed
8,867
Number of Acres of land assessed
7,653 acres
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