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22.29
The Welch Co., Inc.
25.01
$1,792.31
PARKING SPACE - MINOT
Expenses :
Town of Scituate
$42.00
Frederic T. Bailey & Co.
21.20
The Seaverns Store
.90
Joseph P. Murphy
32.00
$96.10
INSURANCE
Expenses :
William M. Wade
$235.47
William F. Mitchell & Co.
117.85
J. F. McJennett
13.70
William A. Burton
283.26
William A. Burton Agency
3,596.81
John L. Rothery Co.
81.37
United Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
1,823.25
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Kenmure W. Moffatt
274.67
$6,426.38
357
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ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY PROJECTS AND TOWN IMPROVEMENTS
Trucks:
John Duffey
$166.25
Ellery Hyland
98.00
Lloyd A. Turner
78.75
J. W. Appleton
42.00
A. B. Curtis
156.23
Ferdinand Feola
202.60
Bernard Meyers
399.00
Charles Litchfield
57.75
Harold Stonefield
218.75
Donald Whittaker
282.63
Howard Young
173.90
Lloyd Merritt
125.13
Norman Merritt
233.63
Roy Merritt
91.00
George Davis
7.00
Ray Litchfield
53.75
Allan Wheeler
35.00
Edward P. Breen 42.00
Wilson Brown
94.50
Prescott Damon
42.00
Harry DeCosta 7.00
Walter Harrub
102.70
Mitchell Brothers
70.00
Louis E. Cole
205.70
Thomas Steverman
42.00
Julius Jacobucci
98.00
Harry Merritt
70.00
Kenneth Whorff
177.25
J. W. Turner
7.00
Stanley Turner
24.70
Albert B. Ainslee
136.50
Paul Gannett
35.00
Nathaniel Tilden
8.75
Gasoline Shovel:
Edward P. Breen
$120.00
Labor:
$3,584.47
Edmund L. Fortier $15.60
358
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Lawrence Rice
52.98
Stanley Turner 45.18
Robert Dwight
5.85
George Flaherty
11.05
Robert Bonney
5.20
Wilfred Prouty
30.00
Charles W. Curran
26.00
$191.86
Expenses :
Louis E. Cole $ 66.60
Hobbs & Warren, Inc. 46.41
Berger Metal Culvert Co. of N.E. 188.40
I. M. Cohen
.60
The Satuit Press 80.50
Herbert A. Whiting 370.00
American Oil Products Co. 760.38
: E. L. Pinkham
3.33
Sanderson Brothers 1.15
Johns-Mansville Sales Corp. 3,000.00
The Welch Co., Inc. 366.89
Boston Sand & Gravel Co. 49.92
David L. Shea
57.50
David Shea 12.00
S. M. Spencer Mfg. Co. .88
Front St. Sales & Service Co. .85
W. P. Brenchick
154.75
William P. Brenchick 19.50
Guiseppe B. Coletta 2.24
John B. Jacobucci 2.24
John B. Washburn, Register 5.20
H. C. Metcalf
45.00
Rockland Transp. Co., Inc. .50
William M. Wade
30.00
Lewis W. Perkins 5.00
Thorp & Martin Co. 10.45
Bernard Meyers
1.00
Frost Insecticide Co.
79.58
Whittaker Brothers
3.05
Edgar's 4.98
New Eng. Tool & Steel Co. 7.50
R. W. Brown 3.60
Joseph Breck & Sons 1.00
359
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. 2.40
Perry's Service Station
7.85
Brockton Edison Co.
12.65
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co.
100.10
$5,504.00
$9,400.33
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Expenses :
Trefry & Foster
$362.00
Remington Rand Inc.
129.00
W. A. Manson
95.00
Town of Scituate
31.00
Eben E. Bearce
30.00
Scituate Electric Co.
35.00
Edward P. Breen
217.70
$899.70
BILLS OF PREVIOUS YEARS
C. B. Carpenter
$ 25.00
Richard J. Donovan
129.00
Franklin Pub. Co.
17.00
J. F. McJennett
9.53
The Welch Co., Inc.
213.14
Brockton Edison Co.
26.66
Sidney S. Gates
16.00
$436.33
COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
County of Plymouth
$100.00
MEMORIAL DAY
Expenses
Ferdinand Feola
$5.00
R. E. Huntley
5.00
Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.
48.00
Charles H. Pratt
36.50
The Satuit Press
26.00
Scituate Veteran's Band
150.00
Fred T. Waterman
103.20
The Welch Co., Inc.
30.00
Whittaker Brothers
5.00
Howard H. Young
5.00
$413.70
360
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
ARMISTICE DAY
Expenses :
Ina B. Litchfield $ 3.00
Moderne Market 2.70
Satuit Band
60.00
Teddy Bears Orchestra
30.00
Fred T. Waterman
20.00
C. Almond Bruce
13.00
Whiting Milk Company
14.00
$142.70
QUARTERS FOR VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Rent:
Lydia Corllett Corporation
$350.00
CHANNEL MARKINGS
Robert S. Boles
$75.00
CONTROL OF SHELLFISH
Expenses :
Robert S. Boles
$ 327.68
F. Malbon Chase
1,770.00
W. C. Clark
11.65
Webster C. Clark
1.49
$2,110.82
BAND CONCERTS
Scituate Veterans Band
$500.00
REFUNDS
Goulston Co., Inc.
$ 6.58
Leona S. Howlett 5.68
The Welch Co., Inc.
2.32
Lewis G. Warren
3.96
Parker Ewell
1.52
Frances K. Savage
6.32
Richard A. Cole
6.33
James Finnie
1.87
John J. E. Rothery
9.48
Walter Heard
2.21
John E. Bamber
.46
Bessie M. Dudley
2.57
Bertram O. Forknall
10.62
William A. Gardner
3.98
361
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Charles H. Innes
12.39
Satuit Cranberry Company
.81
William L. Bradlee
1.16
Fulton D. Oakes
10.54
Chester H. Clements
3.27
Sarah M. Casilli
5.12
Dorothy M. Brown
.41
Franklin G. Taylor
7.50
Joseph Fitzsimmons
.64
Ethel K. Gurney
1.87
Jacqueline K. James
4.68
Pearl M. Graham
.81
Primo Montanari
1.16
Teresa Montanari
2.33
Walter S. Hardwick
.10
Wilson S. Brown
.76
Ashton L. Goddard
4.04
Carville Hands
1.49
Edward F. McCormack
1.49
Thomas M. Collins
9.43
Dorothy MacFarlane
.81
Jesse G. Swift
7.37
George H. Savage
7.38
Thomas Sweeney
3.27
Frederick Wilson
31.21
Charlotte E. Sumner
8.43
Ruth O. Macy
5.74
Fred H. Clapp
.81
Lissie Berg
.46
Raymond F. Barrows
3.51
Ruth A. Beals
5.45
Thomas J. F. Curran
5.62
Kenneth C. Mayo
11.07
S. S. Pierce Co.
5.62
William R. Schultz
7.50
Florence S. Ure
7.38
Edgar C. Sharp
5.12
Ann E. Larkin
4.92
William E. Pray
5.00
Mary E. Prior
5.00
George E. Leighton
6.93
Helen M. Phillips
5.27
362
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Frank L. Nason
3.80
Gladys M. Nichols
9.03
Frederick W. O'Brien
9.48
Helen E. Webb
4.10
Laura E. Whiton
.81
William T. O'Connor
1.75
Daniel A. Killeffer
5.86
Margaret C. Bonney 1.87
Alice L. Rhoades
5.53
Roy E. Litchfield
3.34
Helen W. Richmond
5.45
Isaiah F. Lincoln
4.24
Howard H. Young 27.00
Alice M. Andrews
6.00
William F. Ford, Jr.
6.85
John J. Heffernan
1.99
Stephen F. Connolly
4.33
Josephine D. James
7.72
Francis C. McLean
8.96
Albert F. McLean
9.49
Randall W. Abbott
5.86
Doreen W. Bowman
10.02
Charles R. Viall
1.87
Marie R. Kenney
2.63
James J. Steverman
5.94
Frank W. Phillips
5.94
Albert C. Reid
.46
Gertrude A. Quinlan
3.16
Evelyn A. Keyes
3.36
Delia L. Smith
3.28
Lester H. Smith
2.46
Zaida F. Kimball
3.95
Charles M. Wagner
3.51
Grace C. Fresina
.98
Mary M. Fitzgerald
6.00
Kenmure W. Moffatt
1.81
William Gledhill
16.50
Wilton L. Hawes
27.00
Evelyn L. Conway
22.00
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
213.80
Mary G. Curley
3.00
H. W. Barrett
15.00
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363
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Lena Gants 19.00
Agnes Walsh
5.50
Edith A. Tourtellotte
3.00
Joseph O. Severance, Jr.
37.00
Est. A. W. Chesterton
75.00
James J. Dallas
6.32
George H. O'Brien
11.00
Cohasset Savings Bank
1.00
Josephine M. Hagerty
22.00
Benjamin F. Forde
1.68
Suburban Land Co., Inc.
10.42
William R. Reed
.56
C. Brooks & Maud E. Mahon
4.00
Dora H. Hayward
3.20
Robert Gardner
3.20
Florence E. Walkins
8.80
Jessie M. Barnum et al (Mowatt)
48.00
Allan J. Blackwall
16.00
John F. & Lenora A. Crimmins
11.20
Samuel R. Haines
16.00
Helena B. Hayden
17.60
Oscar H. E. & Hildegarde B. Hoss
16.00
Wallace L. Jackson
2.88
Ellen T. McDonald
24.00
Charles Sumner et al
40.00
Harriet M. Thomas
6.40
George F. & Gertrude H. Keenan
19.20
Marion M. Wing
42.40
Florence Wilson
.88
$1,236.14
WATER DEPARTMENT
Salaries:
William Lumbert $2,749.92
William Sherman
1,976.00
Gladys Wheeler 936.00
George Fleming 2,065.50
Charles Fleming
1,938.00
Frank Whittaker, Jr.
1,785.00
Helen MacNeill
30.00
W. S. Brown
170.00
364
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Wilson S. Brown
15.00
W. B. James
185.00
S. C. Webster
185.00
$12,035.42
Trucks:
Wilson S. Brown
$205.50
Wilson Brown
63.00
W. S. Harrub
19.25
J. W. Appleton
21.00
George Davis
61.25
Stephen Webster
70.00
S. C. Webster
180.00
Bertram Stetson
3.50
Bernard A. Meyers
7.00
Harold C. Whittaker
12.00
Andrew Finnie
42.00
Donald Whittaker
42.00
$726.50
Labor:
Harold Bates
$26.00
Alexander Bonnell
26.00
Edward Cook
15.60
Francis Curran
26.00
William P. Jenkins
10.40
James McIntire
31.20
Adelbert Olsen
26.00
Harry Sylvester
10.40
Ralph Sylvester
5.20
John Viega
5.20
John Webb
28.60
John Wheeler
5.20
Sam Veno
108.75
Leonard Richardson
13.00
Secondo Montanari
20.25
Alvin Blanchard
14.30
Wilfred Prouty
150.00
James Dacey
14.00
Elmer Hollis
39.75
Arthur Jackman
28.00
Howard Thayer
36.00
Albert Newcomb
52.75
365
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Joseph Curran
52.75
Fred McCarthy
24.00
Malcolm Hall
22.00
Harry DeCosta
81.00
David Fraiser
51.50
Charles Curran
5.20
Fred Wheeler
4.00
Walter Jones
48.25
Carl Bernard
47.25
William Steverman 20.75
Frank Tomey
20.75
Robert Ewell
9.00
George Dwyer
9.00
William Godfrey
39.00
Louis Meschini
19.75
Manuel Barros
38.00
Edwin Westington
34.00
Edward Westington
4.00
John Litz
32.00
Roy Spear
18.00
Ronald Shone
14.00
Julius Jacobucci
14.00
Antoine Fernandes 10.00
Manuel Mendes
14.00
Joseph Veiga
8.00
Thomas Harrington
8.00
Renie Jacobucci
12.00
Kenneth Bell
4.00
Joseph Clapp
8.00
Chester Taylor
8.00
Peter Meschini
34.00
Aldiero Foniri
12.00
James Welch
15.75
Charles Mitchell
30.00
Roger Kenney
26.00
Edward Nichols
22.00
John White
11.75
Benjamin Curran
11.75
Francis Stanley
11.75
John Lonergan 7.75
Rocco Santia
32.75
Mellie Meschini
36.25
366
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Joseph Cerelli
15.50
Marino Fresina
15.50
Kenneth Bayne
36.50
Edward McCormack
54.80
John Miranda
8.00
Russell Jenkins
8.00
Jesse Withem
4.00
Joseph Fitzsimmons
4.00
Albert Ainsley
22.00
Albert Ainslie
46.50
Emedia Veiga
46.50
Emidia J. Veiga
83.45
Louis Servan
61.75
Charles Montanari 11.00
Andrew Finnie
10.00
George Monahan
28.50
Kenneth Boliver
10.00
James Duffey 18.25
Thomas Harris
18.25
Thomas Harrigan
18.25
Primo Montanari
52.00
Jesse Leavitt
18.25
Walter Flaherty
18.25
Killian Hoehner
14.25
Manuel Andrade
32.75
Clarence Clapp
206.25
John Fernandes
121.50
Roy Garland
141.25
Charles Harris
79.00
Alfred Fraiser
148.00
Anthony Pina
39.25
Victor Andrews 136.25
Murray Snow
35.25
Edward Cole
30.00
Richard Kennedy
38.00
Frank Cole 20.00
Robert Cole $9.00
Raymond Gillis
8.00
William Brenchick 313.93
Leonard Wolfe 34.50
Leonard Wolff
4.00
George Flaherty
66.25
367
.
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
George Stetson
16.00
James Gillis
48.00
Charles Whittaker
139.25
Harold Jenkins
40.00
Ernest Kelley
79.50
Paul Gillis
35.25
Edmund Kimball
16.00
Thomas Curran
56.75
Felence Veiga
4.00
Joseph Cruz
111.25
Louis Pina
57.25
Arthur Staples
8.00
Peter Jacobucci
46.00
Manuel Ramos
166.25
Ramos Manuel
78.25
John Alves
7.80
William Bartlett
20.80
Dewitt Clark
54.00
Antonio Andrade
150.50
William Manley
4.00
Frank Neus
4.00
Wiliam Stetson
82.50
4,996.58
Expenses :
Boston Sand & Gravel Co. $ 2.19
Bound Brook Garage 248.65
John S. Fitts 243.42
Hobbs & Warren, Inc. 29.27
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co. 68.66
Perry's Filling Station
5.95
Perry's Service Station
1.86
John A. Russell 231.61
Satuit Garage Co. 29.43
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. 10.61
Spaulding-Moss Co. 57.87
John B. Washburn, Register 435.70
The Welch Co., Inc. 321.81
Codex Book Co., Inc. 1.45 -
Eddy Valve Co. 1,300.20
Edison Elec. Ill. Co. 265.43
Egypt Garage & Mch. Co. 74.79
368
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Front St. Sales & Service Co. 371.68
E. L. LeBaron Fdy. Co. 708.13
Ralph M. Ltichfield 130.21
Town of Marshfield 1,138.53
J. F. McJennett
63.50
Merchants National Bank
53,631.25
Mueller Co., Inc.
515.95
Whittaker Brothers 318.22
William J. Lumbert, Supt. 34.68
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. 250.42
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. 46.98
Brockton Edison Co. 3,645.90
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. 435.88
Addressograph Sales Agency 17.65
Mathieson Alkali Works 54.01
Merrill's Auto Express 3.70
The Seavern's Store
20.62
John H. Wyatt Co. 97.50
Sumner & Dunbar
189.32
Louis E. Cole 22.40
Hancock Paint & Varnish Co. 48.93
Johns-Manville Sales Corp 2,342.35
Arthur H. Sibley
18.75
Waldo Bros. Co.
27.75
Boston Pipe & Fittings Co. 20.33
A. P. Billings 2.00
Thomas R. Stearns 64.75
William M. Wade
64.90
Wilson S. Brown
242.00
Pierce-Perry Co. 10.62
H. R. Prescott & Sons 1,189.04
Priscilla Turner, P. M. 83.82
Paul H. Hildreth 22.00
Chase, Parker & Co., Inc. 4.65
Beacon Wiper Supply .Co. 12.98
Hersey Mfg. Co. 194.75
G. & C. Merriam Co.
2.50
S. C. Webster 103.74
Sanderson Brothers 21.10
Harry M. Bates 10.00
A. W. Chesterton 1.72
John L. Rothery Co. 165.90
360
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Dyar Sales & Mchy. Co. 113.26
Liba F. Litchfield 15.95
Walworth Company 5.12
The Bayfield Shop 4.35
Charles T. Fish
204.50
The Ford Meter Box Co.
55.02
Boundbrook Press
44.50
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co. 9.55
Eureka Pipe Co.
99.91
William H. Harney
1.72
Commonwealth of Mass.
21.29
Geo. A. Caldwell Co.
63.71
J. Francis Bresnahan 3.10
Chandler & Farguhar Co., Inc. 5.76
Howe & French, Inc. 4.17
Henry A. Litchfield 153.00
The N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. Trs. 5.00
Johnnies Service Station 35.73
Gardner-Denver Co. 12.38
Railway Express Agency
4.86
M. F. Shea
108.70
Homelite Corp. 228.30
Starkweather Engineering Co. 28.50
Allan R. Wheeler 1.75
Registry of Motor Vehicles 8.00
Pinkham & Smith Co. 8.05
Reynolds Bros. .69
Boundbrook Press
4.25
Rhode Island Covering Co.
2.98
Harold C. Whittaker
8.00
Rockland Transp. Co., Inc. .75
E. & F. King & Co.
92.47
Frederic T. Bailey & Co.
2.00
Postindex Co. 163.25
Stearns, Perry & Smith Co. 33.89
Benjamin Meyers 28.00
J. H. Tredennick, Inc. 1,150.00
$72,423.47
$90,181.97
370
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
WATER DEPARTMENT - SPECIAL 1937
Trucks:
Henry T. Cole
$22.50
Wilson S. Brown
65.00
$87.50
Labor:
Roy Garland
$ 8.00
Charles Whittaker 8.00
Richard Kennedy
11.00
Alfred Fraiser
8.00
Charles Harris
8.00
Andrew Finnie
12.00
Louis Pina
8.00
Edward Cole
8.00
Duncan Graham 11.00
Herbert Nichols
8.00
Alvin Blanchard
4.00
Robert Kinsley
4.00
Dewitt Clark
8.00
William Fraiser
8.00
Frank Cole, Jr.
11.00
Anthony Pina
11.00
Fred Kane 4.00
Secondo Montanari
8.00
Daniel Ward
8.00
William Brenchick
18.40
Raymond Gillis
8.00
Frank Rose
4.00
Joseph Riani
4.00
John Fernandez
8.00
Matthew Brown
8.00
H. T. Cole 12.00
Alexander Bonnell
11.00
John Wheeler
8.00
Louis Meschini 8.00
Frank Tomei 4.00
Clarence Clapp
8.00
John Vespaziana 4.00
Victor Andrews 11.00
Chester Taylor 8.00
John Pina 8.00
371
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
James Welch 4.00
Elmer Mott
6.00
George Flaherty
4.00
John Dalby
4.00
George Fleming
40.50
Charles Fleming
38.00
Frank Whittaker, Jr.
35.00
Fred Wheeler
8.00
Adelbert Olson
4.00
Expenses :
Edward P. Breen $1,854.99
Louis E. Cole
49.98
W. J. Dunn Co. 58.56
Liba F. Litchfield
52.00
Johns-Manville Sales Corp. 9,685.28
Merrill's Auto Express
1.35
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
.55
The Seaverns Store
13.27
Spaulding-Moss Co.
13.29
The Welch Co., Inc. 812.03
American Bank Note Co.
26.20
Boston Transcript Co. 6.50
Homelite Corporation
225.72
H. R. Prescott & Sons 61.37
Sanderson Brothers
3.75
Thomas R. Stearns
19.50
Frederic T. Bailey & Co. .66
Wilson S. Brown
32.00
Litchfield's Express, Inc.
1.00
Waldo Bros. Co. 49.73
E. L. LeBaron Fdy. Co. 391.70
Reynolds Bros. 1.23
Boston Sand & Gravel Co.
181.76
Eddy Valve Co.
1,669.23
Pittsburgh-Des Moines
Steel Co. 23,422.00
Lewis W. Perkins
19.76
J. H. Tredennick, Inc. 45.00
Rockland Transp. Co., Inc. 1.00
K. & M. Sales & Equip. Co. 14.70
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372
$431.90
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
Henry A. Litchfield 7.80
F. Lester Sylvester 25.74
Commonwealth of Massachusetts 10.00
E. & F. King & Co. 222.95
38,980.60
$39,500.00
PUBLIC LANDINGS
Salary :
C. Harry Driscoll $400.00
Truck:
Nathaniel Tilden
14.00
Labor:
Walter S. Foster
$ 6.80
Carl Bernard
5.20
Martin Mahoney
5.20
Clinton Merritt
5.20
Dan Ward
54.60
Daniel Ward
23.40
100.40
Expenses :
Town of Scituate
$22.00
Ray's Repair Shop 16.00
Trefry & Foster
61.20
The Welch Co., Inc. 88.44
Howard H. Young 9.00
Rockland Standard Pub. Co. 3.50
Walter S. Foster
15.30
215.44
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS
Commonwealth of Mass. $24,200.00
OLD CEMETERY - CUDWORTH ROAD
Expenses :
Frank T. Whittaker
$25.00
William W. Hunt
58.75
William H. Harney
1.25
$85.00
373
$729.84
ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
INTEREST
Merchants National Bank
$1,406.34
Rockland Trust Co.
288.00
Benjamin F. Forde
.06
MATURING DEBT
Merchants National Bank
$11,000.00
Rockland Trust Co.
2,400.00
$13,400.00
TEMPORARY LOANS
Merchants National Bank
$270,000.00
STATE TAX
Commonwealth of Mass.
$31,280.00
STATE PARKS AND RESERVATIONS
Commonwealth of Mass.
$280.35
AUDITING MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Commonwealth of Mass.
$457.47
COUNTY TAX
County of Plymouth
$21,394.99
HOSPITAL OR HOME CARE FOR CIVIL WAR VETERANS
Commonwealth of Mass. $80.00
INCOME FROM TRUST FUNDS
Truck:
Prescott Damon $12.00
Labor:
Albert Ainslie $46.80
Ernest F. Litchfield 5.20
John F. Dalby
5.20
George Yenetchi
5.20
62.40
Expense :
Cash Aid
334.58
$408.98
PROCEEDS FROM DOG LICENSES
County of Plymouth
$1,132.40
374
$1,694.40
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE
TOWN OF SCITUATE
FOR THE
Year Ending December 31, 1938
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ANNUAL REPORT, TOWN OF SCITUATE, 1938
INDEX
School Calendar
3
Directory of School Dept. 5
Report of School Committee
7
Report of Supt. of Schools
8
Report of High School Principal
16
Report on Foreign Language
19
Report on Crafts
21
Report on Practical Arts 22
Report from Hatherly School 24
Report from Jenkins School
26
Report of the Art Supervisor
28
Report of the Music Supervisor
31
Report of School Physician
34
Report of School Nurse
35
Report of Attendance Officer 37
Financial Statement 42
Graduation Exercises
14
Roll of Class Members
45
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SCHOOL CALENDAR - 1939
Winter Term-January 3 to February 17. One Week Vacation. February 27 to April 14. One Week Vacation.
Spring Term-April 24 to June 20 *. Holiday-May 30. Summer Vacation.
Fall Term-September 6 to December 22. Holidays-October 12, November 30, December 1.
*This date is tentative. The statutes require high schools to have one hundred eighty sessions per year.
"NO SCHOOL" SIGNAL
The "No School" signal is 3-1-3, and will be sounded from the fire stations at North Scituate, Scituate Har- bor and Greenbush at 7:45 a. m. and will apply only to the first eight grades. It is, however, the policy of the Committee to hold regular sessions whenever it is prac- ticable to maintain transportation service.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
The regular meetings of the Committee are held at the office of the Superintendent, Old High School Build- ing, on the second Wednesday of each month, Septem- ber to June inclusive.
Appointments with the Superintendent may be made upon request.
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The age of admission to Grade One of the Hatherly and Jenkins Schools is five years and four months on the day of the opening of school in September.
A vaccination certificate must be presented to the school when the pupil enters for the first time.
A birth certificate must be presented by those whose births were recorded outside of Scituate.
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DIRECTORY OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Ralph S. Brown
Mrs. Marion C. Alexander
Secretary
Peter W. Sharp
Harold C. Wingate Superintendent
HIGH SCHOOL
Frederick A. Calkin
Principal
M. B. Gillespie
Nels H. Sandberg
Edward L. Stewart
Clarence O. Atkinson
Social Subjects, Mathematics
Edward W. Whitmore
Science
Bessie M. Dudley
Eleanor Gile
Esther M. Harrington
Ruth E. Hawkes
Dorothy E. MacFarlane
Household Arts
Grade VIIIA
Clare Walker
Grade VIIIB
Elizabeth Giles
Grade VIIA
Dorothy L. Maxim
Grade VIIB
JENKINS SCHOOL
LeRoy E. Fuller
Principal, Grade VI
Mildred S. Young
Grade VI
Bessie M. Monahan Grade V
Marguerite O'Hern
Grade IV
Eunice M. Cole
Grade III
Mathematics
Practical Arts
Science, Athletics
English
English, History
Latin, French
Commercial Subjects
Anne L. Cunneen
Chairman
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Lillian M. Weeden
Grade II
Grace E. Hague
Grade I
Helen L. Jones
Rose M. Trefry
Assistant Special Class
HATHERLY SCHOOL
George W. Burrill
Principal, Grade VI
F. Thelma Annis
Grade V
Helen Pearl
Grade IV
Sara M. Souther
Grade III
Doris C. Crocker
Grade II
Lois G. Cushing
Grade I
Carol Vollmer
Assistant
SUPERVISORS
Philip W. L. Cox, Jr.
Music
Doris D. Ward
Art
Ruth A. Whidden
Physical Education
HEALTH OFFICERS
T. B. Alexander, M. D.
School Physician
W. B. Parsons, D. M. D.
School Dentist
Margaret J. O'Donnell, R.N. School Nurse
SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE Annie M. S. Litchfield
JANITORS
Louis H. Madore
High School
Augustus Abbott
High School
Lewis B. Newcomb
Hatherly School
Frank Young
Jenkins School
HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
Ina B. Litchfield
Elizabeth Schultz
Director
Assistant
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Scituate:
The Scituate School Committee is pleased to present the following report compiled by the Superintendent of Schools. Accounts of what has been accomplished as well as a statement of future needs have been discussed.
The 1939 school budget-$90,565 .- is somewhat larger than last year, in order to maintain and improve what has been developed.
A bronze tablet is being placed in the Jenkins School by Mrs. Amy Dalby as a memorial to her sister, Miss E. Gertrude Gardner, who had taught in Scituate forty- seven years and was beloved by all who knew her.
In April, Mr. Wingate was re-elected as Superintend- ent of Union No. 1-the towns of Scituate and Marsh- field-for the regular three-year period. His tact and sympathy are well known, and the Committee values his services highly.
The generous support of the public is sincerely ap- preciated.
Respectfully submitted, MARION C. ALEXANDER, RALPH S. BROWN, PETER W. SHARP, School Committee.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
To the School Committee of Scituate:
I take pleasure in submitting my thirteenth annual report for your consideration.
CHANGES IN OUR TEACHING STAFF
Three teacher resignations were received at the end of the last school year. Miss Adelaide Colburn, a member of the High School faculty for the past four years, accep- ted a position in the Melrose High School. The vacancy thus created was filled by the appointment of Miss Elea- nor Gile, a graduate of Bates College, 1929, and a student of advanced courses in English and Education at that institution. Miss Gile has been the teacher of English at the York, Maine, High School for the past seven years.
The resignation of Miss Helen Knox from her po- sition as second grade teacher at the Hatherly School was received in June. This vacancy was filled by the transfer of Miss Doris Crocker from grade five of the same school. The fifth grade position, thus made vacant, was filled by the appointment of Miss F. Thelma Annis of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, a graduate of Lowell Teachers' College and with one year's experience at Duxbury, Massachu- setts.
Miss Lois G. Cushing, a graduate of The Wheelock School, who was an assistant teacher in the first grade at the Hatherly School last year, was promoted to the position of regular teacher in this grade and Miss Carol Vollmer, a graduate last June of the Bridgewater Teach- ers' College, was appointed as her assistant.
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The position of Supervisor of Music, made vacant by the retirement of Miss Jeanne E. Bradford, was filled by the appointment of Philip W. L. Cox, Jr., of Maple- wood, New Jersey. Mr. Cox is a graduate of the Music Education course at the University of Michigan. He has had six years' experience as instructor of vocal and in- strumental music in the public schools of Scarsdale and Albany, New York, and of Madison, New Jersey.
The Special Class that was started at the Jenkins School towards the end of the last school year is being continued this year under the direction of Mrs. Rose M. Trefry. About ten pupils are enrolled, five of them from the Hatherly School district. The class is making good progress and seems to be appreciated by the par- ents of the children.
UPKEEP OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Among the major repairs undertaken this year was the remodeling of the boys' toilet room at the Hatherly School. Six new porcelain urinals were installed as well as two white enamel sinks. In connection with this the drainage line to the cesspool was lowered. At the Jenk- ins School two new celotex ceilings were placed over the badly-cracked plastered ceilings in the first and third grade rooms. At the High School, the interiors of the classrooms in the east wing of the building were painted; some of the desk tops were refinished; the ceiling in the boys' toilet room was replaced; and a large ventilating fan was installed in the outside wall of the boiler room. An oil heater was placed in the Household Arts build- ing.
Equipment purchased during the year included twelve kindergarten and twelve visitors' chairs at the Hatherly School. A typewriter desk was placed in the Principal's office at the High School, and a large safe-
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for the adequate protection of records-was also installed there. The small electric refrigerator in the cafeteria was replaced by a much larger one, and a new jig saw machine was added to the Practical Arts equipment. A Balopticon projector was purchased for the use of var- ious high school groups, and a bass viol was added to the list of school-owned instruments in the music de- partment. A Standard duplicating machine was placed in the Superintendent's office, and a small hand loom was added to the equipment of the Household Arts De- partment.
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