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*Lois I. Jordan
8
1925 Smith College
Mary P. O'Connell, B. S.
7
1940 Mass. State College
Mary E. C. Geagan
6
1906 Lowell State Teachers' College
Bessie E. David
5
1907
Bridgewater State Teachers' College
Irene F. Norton
4
1908 Hyannis State Teachers' College
*Lillian A. Shaffer
2 and 3
1908
Hyannis State Teachers' College
Elizabeth M. Strout
1 and 2
1925
Salem State Teachers' College
WEST WARD SCHOOL
*Mabel A. Kernan,
Principal
Flora Hall Kite
3 and 4 1899 Boston University 1 and 2 1931 Lesley Normal School
*Not a Graduate
Where Educated
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name
WOODVILLE SCHOOL Grade Date of First Election
Where Educated
Jules I. Philie, A. B.
Principal 1941 Holy Cross College Rhode Island College of Education
Eleanor B. Ringdahl
7 and 8 1919 New Britain State Teachers' College
Margaret M. Landers
5 and 6
1930 Salem State Teachers' College
Mary M. Harrington
3 and 4
1940 Lesley Normal
Virginia A. Bauer, B.S. in Ed.
1 and 2 1940 Salem State Teachers' College Boston University
SPECIALS
Grace A. Jenkins
Drawing 1919 Mass. Normal Art
** Robert D. King, Mus. B., M. A. Music
1941
Boston University Harvard University
Sally Currier King, Mus.B.
Music
1942
Boston University
Dorothy L. Shepard 1936
Elementary Physical Education
Bouve-Boston School of
Physical Education
HEALTH
J. William Burke, A.B., M.D. 1939
Harvard College
School Physician
Harvard Medical School
Mary K. English
School Nurse 1916
Thomas F. Kenney
1939
Supervisor of Attendance School Committee Agent
JANITORS
Name
School
Address
Edward E. Eaton
High
21 Park Street
M. Leo Conway, Engineer
High
10 Bennett Street
Carl A. Peterson
High
242 Albion Street
Richard E. Giles
High
26 Pearl Street
Carrie M. Agry
High
16 Charles Street
G. Fred Dodge
Franklin
46 Albion Street
Michael Neary
Greenwood
57 Greenwood Avenue
Edward T. Clothey
Hurd
21 Crescent Street
Lyman E. Allen
Lincoln
199 North Avenue
Francis H. Goldsmith
Montrose
20 Bartley Street
Thomas Hemsworth
Warren
23 Converse Street
John M. Hennessey
West Ward
140 Nahant Street
Chester I. Hopkins
Woodville
40 Sweetser Street
** On leave, in Service
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
D
COST OF PUBLIC DAY SCHOOL, 1942
General Expenses
Total
High Elementary
Supt. of Schools and Attendance
Officer:
Salaries
$
7,006.33
Other Expenses
197.38
School Committee:
Clerks, Other Expenses
4,102.48
Instruction:
Supervisors:
Salaries
3,170.41
Expenses
135.55
Principals
13,218.24
$ 4,521.42
$ 8,696.82
Teachers
191,757.53
95,699.00
96,058.53
Text Books
5,053.82
1,922.91
3,130.91
Supplies
9,076.12
5,926.50
3,149.62
Operation:
Janitor Service
19,251.56
8,019.42
11,232.14
Fuel
11,396.18
4,144.17
7,252.01
Miscellaneous
3,861.94
1,899.99
1,961.95
Maintenance:
Repairs and Upkeep
8,219.75
3,597.80
4,621.95
Auxiliary Agencies:
Health
2,629.48
192.10
2,437.38
Library
291.96
291.96
Tuition
366.85
366.85
Miscellaneous
1,795.04
949.60
845.44
Transportation
1,618.25
754.00
864.25
Outlay
177.95
177.95
$283,326.82
$128,096.82
$140,617.85
The receipts for 1942 are: Comm. of Mass., on account of Teachers
$ 22,001.80
Com. of Mass., Tuition, State Wards
2,598.42
City of Boston, Tuition, City Wards Town of Lynnfield, Tuition
12,752.90
Town of Saugus, Tuition
75.06
Individuals, Tuition
135.97
Receipts, Woodworking Dept.
336.80
Rental of School Auditoriums
97.50
Miscellaneous Receipts
147.71
$ 42,584.13
4,437.97
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
E
HOW A SCHOOL DOLLAR IS SPENT
123456
7
8 O
9
1. Outlay $ .0006
2. Miscellaneous: Water, Light, Janitor Supplies .0136
3. Office Expenses, including clerk hire, telephones, etc. .0151
4. Auxiliaries .0158
5. Repairs and Upkeep
.0291
6. Fuel
.0402
7. Books and Supplies .0499
8. Janitors .0680
9. Supt., Att. Officer, Teachers, School Physician and Nurse .7677
$1.0000
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F
AGE AND GRADE CHART
January 1, 1943
Grade
Age
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Total
B
6
63
44
12
2
127
1
G
9
60
25
2
96
B
1
60
45
7
3
116
2
G
2
50
25
2
2
81
B
2
60
36
14
3
115
3
G
1
62
32
5
4
104
B
1 54
41
7
4
107
4
G
63
33
7
1
104
B
1
52
41
18
5
2
119
5
G
2
66
40
8
1
1
1
119
B
1
44
34
25
8
112
6
G
5
67
36
5
4
117
B
1
45
53
18
2
119
7
G
4 44
39
7
3
1
98
B
1
39
49
19
2
110
8
G
1
53
28
17
99
B
8
73
52
28
4
1 166
9
G
3
64
54
13
1
1
136
B
1 56
38
11
106
10
G
5 58
40
7
110
B
3
48
45
10
2
1 109
11
G
11
76
43
9
139
B
5
63
35
7 110
12
G
5
83
19
4 111
H.S.
B
1
1
Spec.
G
1
1
Elem.
B
1
6
4
2
13
Spec.
G
1
1
1
1
1
5
Boys
6 64 106 118 100 111
. 96 103 130 157 136 123 123
47
9
1
0 1430
Girls
9 62 76
89
99 111 122
91 102 110 145 136 134
28
5
1
0
1320
Total
15 126 182 207 199 222 218 194 232 267 281 259 257 75
14
2
0 2750
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
G
REPORT OF CENSUS
October 1, 1942
Boys
Girls
Total
5-7
7-14
14-16
5-7
7-14
14-16
Wakefield
Public Schools
162
814
263
136
697
267
2,339
St. Joseph's
31
157
8
40
152
8
396
Private
5
1
6
Trade School
4
4
Kindergarten Under 5:
1
7
8
Boys 23 Girls 29
Home Instruction
6
6
Physically handicapped, unable to attend school
1
1
2
Institutions
4
1
5
Home Permits
5
5
Working Certificates
3
2
5
Not in School
10
10
20
204
977
287
194
850
284
2,796
H
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL IN 1942
On Leave - U. S. Services
Lucian J. Colucci
Francis W. Dinan
Robert D. King
Charles B. Lally
High School High School Music Supervisor General Work
Retirements
Eva M. Chick Michael M. Neary
From Franklin School Janitor, Greenwood School
Resignations
John Butler-From High School Marion E. Garland-Further study
Rita T. Neagle-To be married
To Mass. School of Art From Montrose School From High School
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
223
Appointments
Sally Currier King-For duration Irja E. Hykkyri-From Townsend Ruth E. Cronin Susie L. Rich-For duration
John Fletcher-Custodian
Richard E. Giles-Fireman, General Work
Supervisor of Music To Greenwood School To Hurd School
To Montrose School
To Woodville School To High School
Transfers
Ruth V. Conley-To High School Nancy D'Amico-To High School Catherine A. Doran-To Franklin School Winifred Geizer-To Montrose School Mary P. O'Connell-To Warren School Chester I. Hopkins-Custodian- From Woodville School
From Hurd School
From Warren School From Lincoln School From Greenwood School From Greenwood School
To Greenwood School
224
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
THE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM of The Class of Nineteen Forty-two Wakefield, Massachusetts The Auditorium
June the eleventh
Eight O'clock
The Theme: The Youth of America Speak
THE PROGRAM
Overture and Processional Flag Salute Star Spangled Banner
Essay-Youth Defends America
Mildred Joan Cardillo, Salutatorian
"The False Gods"
Walter Lippmann
Dwight W. Schumann
Piano Solo-Nightingale and Zephyr
Boynton Smith
Robert G. Dow
Honor Essay-Our Youth at West Point Dorothy Eleanor Cambareri
"Alumnus Football"
Grantland Rice
John F. Mulcahey, Jr.
Chorus-A Song of Liberty "This is New England" "High Flight" "This is America"
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach Margery Mansfield John Magee, Jr. Katherine Conger
Joan H. Livas "Your Young Men Shall See Visions" William Allen White
Paul Lazzaro
Soprano Solo-Happy Birds Marguerite P. Burke
Eduard Holst
Essay-Forward with American Youth
Olive Ann Bridge, Valedictorian
Class Song Robert H. Peterson, Director
Presentation of Diplomas
Paul A. Saunders, Member of School Committee
. Recessional
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
CLASS SONG To Wakefield High School
Dear School, we leave you now to tread Along Life's road of hope and dread. We must not falter on the way, Our country calls-we youth obey.
To you, our School, a song of praise, A song of joyful, carefree days. We raise our voices to the sky In love of you, dear Wakefield High.
No matter what our lives may hold, Our faith will meet it, strong and bold.
With courage rare, with conscience clear, Onward we strive, devoid of fear.
Dear School, we'll face the storm and gale, We promise you we will not fail. We'll lift your standards, high and true Fore'er-The Class of Forty-two!
Words by Ronald Robinson, '42 Music by Robert Peterson, '42
Class Motto "Life is What We Make It"
Class Colors Blue and Gold
226
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
THE GRADUATES
Vivian I. Adams
Herbert Eugene Allen
Gladys Alves
Isabel Ambrozik
Ruth Marilyn Atkinson Lillian M. Baker Shirley Mae Baker
*Helen B. Colucello Lillian Corindia Beverly Crain Jean Edna Creedon
*Ralph L. Bangs, Jr. Barbara Louise Barter Priscilla Florence Bartlett
*Lawrence P. Bartnick Josephine Helen Benedetto Marion Bennett
Robert W. Bennett
Janet M. Beyea
Barbara Jean Black
Gladys E. Blair James A. Blair
Muriel Isabelle Blanchard *Olive Ann Bridge Carl H. Brown, Jr.
Florence Mary Brown Marguerite Patricia Burke
*Cynthia Janet Burtner Mildred Ruth Bye *Josephine Mary Caiani Claire Louise Callan
*Dorothy Eleanor Cambareri Phyllis F. Campbell Raffaella Mary Camuso *Sylvia Barbara Capone *Evelyn C. Cardillo *Mildred Cardillo Harold Vincent Carey Jane C. Carley Joan Elizabeth Carter Theodore S. Cayer R. Clayton Cheever Walter Wright Cheever June Audrey Cheney Lucy M. Chichetti Curtis Chrisfield Lena Martha Christopher Paul Pasquale Christopher Patricia J. Clancy Robert Carroll Clement
Laurence David Collins
*Margaret Mary Collins May Gladys Collins
*Ruth Cecilia Crocker Mary Alice Cronin William H. Cullen, Jr. Blanche Irene Cummings Foster K. Cummings Adeline Janet Best Cunard Winifred Teresa Curley John S. Cusato Eleanor DelRossi Mary Madeline DeMarco Eleanor Mary Deniso Virginia DeRenne Jeanne Marie DeRoche John DiDonato Joseph P. Dinan Delia M. DiSanto
*Frank Alfred DiTonno Rose Marie DiTonno Richard Herbert Donovan Frederick B. Doucette Eileen Frances Dow Robert Gould Dow Audrey Louise Duchaine Alma Dorothy Dufault Gloria Concha Eastman Roland Everett Fall Virginia Flora Farnham Mary Christina Foley
*Margaret V. Forse June Ellen Fournier Jacqueline Rena Fowler Robert Francis Marjorie Anne Gammons Helen Tenney Gardner Marie Terese Girard Armando Giunta Joseph Richard Giunta Charles F. Glassup, Jr. Gertrude Leona Goding
227
REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Frank Joseph Gould *Insley Christine Gove Henry Warren Gray, Jr. Richard E. Gray John Arthur Gregoria Walter Henry Gutro, Jr. Edward Bernard Halperin *Martha Christine Hanson John Phillips Harris Harley F. Hatfield Albert F. Houser Thelma Hoyt Jean Hupper James Francis Hurley, III Catherine Lucina Jackson Robert Earl Johnson
Janet Louise Johnston Alfred Green Jones
*Mary Dorothy Keane Joseph F. Kelliher
*Doris Louise Kennedy Margaret Theresa Killoran John Joseph Kirby Edward Joseph Kupiec Phyllis Adell Lacasse Robert John Lamoureaux John Adam Lan Paul Lazzaro Charles Leather
Arthur Joseph LeDuc Joseph J. Leone Phyllis Blanche Levere Richard Cyrus Little
*Joan Hariclia Livas *Vito S. J. P. LoFaro Grace Marie Lucey Antonio Joseph Luciano Jean Elizabeth MacDearmid Charles Laughlin MacDonald, Jr. Donald MacDonald Muriel Eveline MacDonald George Hector MacLaren *Winifred Mary Manley Richard P. Marche Marie Ann Martin Josephine Joan Mauceri Edith T. Mauriello Phyllis J. Maxwell
Raymond Albert May, Jr. Robert Carl Preston May William Joseph McBay John Patrick McLaughlin John Edward McMahan, Jr. James Harold Melanson Jeannette Isabelle Melonson Doris Mae Merritt Lucille C. Meuse
*Barbara May Miller Mary Elizabeth Miller Carmelo John Mocciaro Concetta Modica Estelle Morrison Ruth M. Mugford John F. Mulcahey, Jr. William James Murphy Donald L. Nahigyan Robert Allan Nickerson Norma D. Oakes Ralph Edgar Oicles George Irving Oliver
*Lillian Victoria Olstinksi Yolanda Marie Orsini Leo O'Toole Spero P. Pappas
Ruth Emilie Paulauskis
Jerry Franklin Peck
Arthur Donald Pelletier Robert H. Peterson Josephine M. Petrillo Shirley Pratt Joy Prideaux Elizabeth Mary Pyburn
Edward A. Ramsey, Jr. Jean Elizabeth Redfearn
William J. Reed, Jr.
Barbara Jean Reid
Doris Rich Mary Rich
Earl E. Richardson
Theodore Roache
Ronald James Robinson
Winifred M. Russell
Lillian T. Ryan
Joseph Sardella
Ocran Orlo Saunders George Howard Savage
228
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Dwight Wilson Schumann Viola Harriet Scribner Vincent Serrentino Norman Blake Shute Francis Albert Sousa John Souza, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Souza Frank Philip Spencer Ralph Anthony Storti William L. Styles Robert Swain John Joseph Szumski Frederick Tate Dorothy Ann Taylor Sarah V. Thompson William Wardwell Thornton Sidney P. Titus
Barbara Pearson Tupper Madlyn Maude Vatcher John Edward Vining N. Kennard Walker Helen E. Wardwell *Mary Louise Wenzel Lois Virginia Westover Robert V. Weyland Robert S. White Everett Bryant Whiton, Jr. Virginia Wilband Helen Katherine Williams *Mary Ellen Williams Richard S. Woodhull Lawrence E. Worters, Jr. Frank J. Zagarella
* Honor pupil
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REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
Twenty-Eighth Annual Report of the Town Accountant FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1942
RECEIPTS FOR 1942
From Taxes-Current Year:
Real Estate
$530,083.95
Personal
29,615.50
Poll
9,262.00
$568,961.45
Taxes-Prior Years:
Real Estate
$148,381.98
Personal
6,154.45
Poll
1,294.00
$155,830.43
Tax Title Redemptions
$ 5,427.95
Tax Title Possessions Sold
151.00
$ 5,578.95
From Special Assessments:
Moth Extermination
$ 1,210.57
Sewers Unapportioned
1,573.89
Sewers Apportioned
6,868.92
Sewers Paid in Full
2,166.89
Betterments Unapportioned
1,467.22
Betterments Apportioned
6,640.22
Betterments Paid in Full
1,926.29
$ 21,854.00
From Motor Vehicle Excise
34,249.73
From Licenses and Permits:
Liquor
$ 4,000.00
Victuallers
100.00
Inn Holders
20.00
Sunday
125.00
Motor Vehicle Dealers
175.00
Second Hand Dealers
15.00
Pedlers
30.00
Junk
20.00
Taxi
13.00
Auctioneer
16.00
Lodging House
6.00
230
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Dances Pool and Bowling Gasoline Beano
20.00
40.00
1.00
4.00
$ 4,585.00
From Fines and Forfeits:
Court Fines Middlesex County
$ 1,860.56
4.50
1,865.06
Departmental Revenue:
From Treasurer: Tax Title Releases
36.00
From Collector:
Fees
$ 1,565.87
Costs
65.46
Certifications
120.00
$ 1,751.33
From Town Clerk:
Fees
$ 1,151.50
Marriage Licenses
460.00
Dog Licenses for County
2,100.00
Sporting Licenses for State
125.75
Board of Appeal Fees
$ 3,837.25 70.00
Town Hall Rentals and Telephone
$ 246.80
Fire Loss Reimbursement
530.00
$ 776.80
Lafayette Hall Rentals
441.50
Police Department:
Revolver Permits
$ 54.50
Ambulance Service
152.50
Bicycle Registration
75.90
Reimbursement for fence damage
18.00
$ 300.90
Fire Department: Rentals Greenwood Hall Other Receipts
$ 27.25
16.20
-
$ 43.45
-
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
231
Moth Department: Sale of Old Materials Building Inspector-Permit Fees
24.31
361.25
Sealer Weights and Measures-Fees
126.35
Health Department:
Contagious Diseases
$ 26.00
Tuberculosis
291.80
Plumbing Permits
284.00
Milk Licenses Other Licenses
24.00
-
$ 739.80
Highway Department: Sale of Materials Rent of Pump
$ 319.82
4.50
$ 324.32
W. P. A .:
Sale of Trucks
Sale of Materials
$ 127.00
15.35
$ 142.35
Welfare Department:
Reimbursements Other Cities and Towns: Temporary Aid
$ 2,111.01
Reimbursements from Individuals:
Temporary Aid
513.00
Aid Dependent Children
13.00
$ 2,637.01
Infirmary:
Sale of Hay
Other Receipts
$ 85.00
15.92
$ 100.92
Old Age Assistance:
From Cities and Towns
2,797.93
School Department: Tuition-Town of Lynnfield Tuition-City of Boston
$ 12,752.90
4,437.97
Other Tuition
231.25
Other Receipts
608.76
$ 18,030.88
114.00
232
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Library:
Fines
954.31
Park Department: Collections at Bath House
94.50
Cemetery Department:
Sales of Lots and Graves
$
1,311.00
Foundations
212.00
Annual Care
84.00
Interments
974.00
Lowering Device
156.00
Holiday and Saturday Funerals
40.00
-
$ 2,777.00
Public Service Enterprises : Light Department:
Sale of Electricity
$ 259,078.05
106,378.54
Sale of Gas All Other
3,235.18
$368,691.77
Water Department:
Water Rates
$ 86,883.11
Water Services
2,727.84
Water Summons
153.40
Water Turn Ons
47.00
Water Maintenance
200.16
Water Construction
59.13
$ 90,070.64
Sewer Department:
Sewer Maintenance
$ 6.46
Sewer Connection Deposits
4,999.27
$ 5,005.73
From Salvage Committee-Sale of Tin
35.32
From Interest:
Tax Title Redemptions
$ 1,065.00
Deferred Special Assessments
4,009.27
Deferred Taxes
7,257.96
$ 12,332.23
Interest on Trust Funds:
Cemetery
$ 242.10
Library
3,294.56
Park
65.35
Willard Donnell Trust-Welfare
283.26
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
233
Sweetser Lecture
226.28
Annie L. Cox Scholarship Fund
150.00
Nancy White Hurd School Fund
47.86
$ 4,309.41
In Escrow for Investment:
Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests
2,023.00
From Loans:
Temporary Loans:
Anticipation of Revenue
$400,000.00
Anticipation Highway Reimbursement
2,000.00
$402,000.00
Public Service Enterprise Loans:
Bonds Water Supply Addition
$ 45,000.00
Bonds Water Mains Extensions
5,000.00
Premium on Bonds Issued
10.35
Accrued Interest on Bonds Issued
35.00
$ 50,045.35
From Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Income Tax
$ 76,721.80
Corporation Tax
24,849.24
Corporation Tax Utilities
143.87
Soldiers' Benefits
State Aid
1,542.50
Military Aid
832.50
Soldiers' Burials
100.00
Refund Metropolitan Planning Division
2.69
Health-Subsidies for Town
2,372.13
Highway Construction-Lowell Street
2,161.15
Highway Maintenance
384.48
Chapter 420-Highway-Gasoline Fund
33,170.39
Welfare-Temporary Aid
2,362.04
Welfare-Aid Dependent Children
6,142.75
Old Age Assistance
51,657.21
Support Indigent Persons
51.00
Tuition State Wards
2,598.42
Aid Industrial Schools
835.73
Meals Tax-Old Age Assistance
778.20
$206,706.10
From Middlesex County :
Dog Licenses
$ 1,949.61
Dog Damage Vaccine
80.62
Highway Construction-Lowell Street
1,080.57
Highway Maintenance
384.48
$ 3,495.28
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
From United States Government through
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Aid to Dependent Children
$ 5,633.33
Aid to Dependent Children Administration
685.50
Old Age Assistance
54,634.59
Old Age Assistance Administration
1,847.38
$ 62,800.80
Town Refunds:
Highway Department
$ 192.15
Health Department
15.00
Election and Registration
1.80
Treasurer-Tax Titles
244.00
Forest Warden
2.00
Welfare
227.66
Old Age Assistance-Federal
1,449.94
Aid Dependent Children
16.00
Soldiers' Relief
76.78
State Aid
35.00
Military Aid
125.00
Police Department
41.80
Infirmary
6.41
Library
27.08
W. P. A.
12.00
Miscellaneous-War Risk-Insurance
48.34
$ 2,520.96
Total Receipts
$2,039,329.37
Cash on Hand, January 1, 1942
367,775.11
Total Receipts and Cash on Hand
$2,407,104.48
PAYMENTS
Expenditures for the year ending December 31, 1942
Moderator, Thomas G. O'Connell Selectmen:
$ 25.00
Salaries of Board:
Robert H. Adams, Chairman $ 100.00
Orrin J. Hale, Secretary
100.00
William R. Lindsay
100.00
William G. Dill
16.67
V. Richard Fazio
16.67
L. Wallace Sweetser
83.33
Ernest L. Brown
83.33
-
$ 500.00
235
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
Department Expenses:
Clerk, Ida L. Weiss
$ 475.00
Telephone
87.93
Stationery, Postage, etc.
55.25
Town Meeting Warrants
337.00
Town Reports
954.55
Finance Committee Reports
85.50
Jury Lists
12.50
Printing and Advertising
15.25
Desk Pads
17.60
Annotated Statutes Supplement
13.50
Typewriter Repairs
1.50
All Other
6.00
$ 2,061.58
Accounting Department:
Charles C. Cox, Accountant
$ 2,650.00
Ida L. Weiss, Clerk
561.58
Other Clerical Assistance
44.20
Stationery, Printing, etc.
44.87
Postage
195.10
Ledger Sheets
65.61
Treasury Warrants
19.00
Filing Envelopes
17.09
Binding Books
12.50
Adding Machine Repairs
8.30
All Other
9.15
$ 3,627.40
Treasurer's Department: John I. Preston, Treasurer
$ 1,000.00
Department Expenses:
Carl W. Sunman, Paymaster
$ 410.00
Bond of Treasurer
267.50
Certification of Notes
44.00
Stationery, Postage
115.50
Printing, Advertising
84.70
Clerk Hire
514.50
Preparing and printing bonds
155.42
Repairs to Check Signer
3.25
Tax Titles
314.06
All Other
1.50
$ 1,910.43
Collector's Department: Carl W. Sunman, Collector
$ 1,595.00
236
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Department Expenses:
Elsie B. Potter, Clerk
$ 1,304.17
Mildred Hawkes, Clerk
500.00
Postage
333.69
Printing
355.36
Bond of Collector
543.00
Supplies
72.35
Telephone
53.35
Tax Sale Costs
85.03
Burglary Insurance
43.66
Adding Machine and Typewriter Repairs
12.00
Notarizing Deeds
7.00
All Other
24.50
$ 3,334.11
Assessors' Department:
Salaries of Assessors:
George E. Blair, Chairman
$ 1,000.00
Leo F. Douglass, Secretary George H. Stout
900.00
$ 2,900.00
Department Expenses:
Annie T. Santos, Clerk
$ 1,279.16
Everett E. Packard, Clerk
1,565.00
Sarah E. Loughlin, Clerk
1,147.66
Assistant Assessors
32.40
Telephone
42.67
Printing
39.00
Supplies
92.04
Books and Binding
63.35
Automobile Allowance
120.60
Transfers
118.80
Assessors' Plans
35.61
New Chairs
22.90
Postage
35.00
All Other
12.00
$ 4,606.19
Legal Department:
Salary Town Counsel-John I. Preston
$ 1,000.00
Department Expenses: Damages:
Donegan case
$
238.00
Morrison case
425.00
Hodsdon case
8.50
1,000.00
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
237
Civil Engineer-Morrison case All Other
20.00
.30
$ 691.80
Town Clerk's Department:
Charles F. Young, Town Clerk
$ 1,987.22
Leroy E. Brown, Town Clerk
12.78
$ 2,000.00
Department Expenses:
Marilyn C. Cunningham
$ 154.50
Marion B. Connell
729.50
Stationery, Postage
101.45
Printing
39.00
Telephone
73.11
Binding
18.90
Advertising
134.75
All Other
19.35
$ 1,270.56
Vital Statistics-Births and Deaths
85.50
Election and Registration:
Salaries of Registrars:
Owen A. Kenney
$ 20.80
Matthew P. Curran
51.39
Edmund W. Sliney
23.30
Fred E. Bunker
100.00
Frederic G. Gorman
100.00
Charles F. Young, Secretary
124.20
Leroy E. Brown
.80
$ 420.29
ยท Department Expenses:
Assistant Registrars
$ 550.00
Clerk Hire
775.00
Election Officers
1,260.00
Meals for Election Officers
135.50
Care of Booths
73.00
Lighting
71.80
Equipment
2.50
Postage, Office Expense
248.85
Printing, Advertising
470.13
Transportation
6.00
Street Lists
225.00
Rental Typewriters
33.00
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238
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Recount All Other
55.00
24.00
Unpaid Bills 1941
$ 3,929.78 4.50
Town Hall:
James J. Logan, Janitor
$ 1,877.15
Thomas E. Giles, Night Janitor
636.28
Fuel
1,078.46
Light
436.90
Water
157.56
Repairs
677.93
Supplies
243.91
Flag
10.83
Amplifier for Town Meetings
25.00
New Piano
400.00
Moving Piano
7.00
All Other
38.00
5,589.02 $
Fire Loss
533.00
Lafayette Building:
John N. Heningar, Janitor
$ 1,460.67
Other Janitor
40.00
Fuel
823.07
Light
234.70
Water
22.80
Equipment, Repairs
51.17
Supplies
220.96
Boiler Insurance
36.34
All Other
8.00
$ 2,897.71
Special Appropriation-Painting and Carpenter Work 257.00
Police Department:
John G. Gates, Chief
$ 3,000.00
George B. DeRoche, Lieutenant
2,700.00
John M. Wenzel, Sergeant
2,400.00
Walter E. Peterson, Sergeant
2,400.00
Raymond J. Beane
2,190.00
Morton V. Griffin
2,190.00
James F. Hartnett
2,190.00
Eugene F. Hathaway (Armed Services Sept. 10th)
1,518.00
Harold J. Maloney
2,190.00
John E. Martin
2,190.00
Ernest J. McWhinnie
2,190.00
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
239
Joseph L. Preston
2,190.00
Peter A. Quinn
2,190.00
George F. Sheridan
2,190.00
Winslow R. Smith
2,190.00
Charles H. Sullivan
2,190.00
Edwin M. Rowe ( (Retired Aug. 11th)
1,248.00
John F. Mahoney
812.40
Charles F. Hupprich, Jr.
693.00
Other Officers including July 4th and Hallowe'en
708.55
Gervase V. Stanley, Pension
1,095.00
Edwin M. Rowe, Pension
426.00
Dorothy McGrail, Clerk
939.00
Telephones
157.84
Teletype
557.23
Radio Rental
300.00
Radio Upkeep
113.55
New Oldsmobile Sedan
500.00
New Motorcycle
386.00
Motor Vehicle Expense
1,811.40
Equipment and Repairs
280.30
Supplies, Printing
494.19
Meals for Prisoners
81.01
Laundry
31.87
Medical Attention
14.00
Blackout Material
48.00
Bicycle Registration
60.00
All Other
68.48
$ 46,933.82
Fire Department:
Fred D. Graham, Chief
$ 2,700.00
Clifford E. Jacobs, Captain
2,400.00
Robert P. MacDonald, Lieutenant
2,275.00
Harry A. Russell
2,190.00
Alfred C. McGrath
2,190.00
James W. O'Donnell
2,190.00
Henry L. Parker
2,190.00
Frank J. Malonson
2,190.00
Daniel J. Sullivan
2,190.00
Arthur F. Goodridge
2,190.00
Charles T. George
2,190.00
William P. Hurton
2,190.00
William E. Gerrish
2,190.00
John F. Coakley
1,038.00
Stanley J. Robbins
1,068.00
Call Men
4,046.66
Equipment and Repairs
298.75
240
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Apparatus Expense
567.88
376.14
Maintenance of Buildings Fuel and Light Office Expense
669.05
22.43
Telephone
113.82
All Other
28.18
$ 37,503.91
Special Appropriation-Central Station Repairs
321.47
Special Appropriation-Greenwood Station Repairs
367.14
Hydrant Rental
379 Hydrants at $25.00 each
9,475.00
Inspector of Wires-Fred D. Graham
300.00
Forest Warden-Payments to Various Persons
149.75
Moth Department:
John A. Landry, Superintendent
$ 2,300.00
Frederick A. Meuse
1,527.76
Louis Surrette
1,021.13
James H. Landry
1,241.63
Other Labor
349.51
Motor Vehicle Expense
295.43
Buildings
17.54
Equipment
49.18
Insecticides
479.96
Supplies
33.41
Trees
101.50
All Other
22.18
$ 7,439.23
Compensation Account:
Employees of:
Highway Department
$ 128.33
School Department
122.10
Water and Sewer Department
161.29
Welfare Department
692.48
All Other
9.13
$
1,113.33
Compensation Unpaid Bills 1941
271.66
Building Inspector:
Joseph W. MacInnis, Salary
$ 1,800.00
Joseph W. MacInnis, Auto Allowance
150.00
Building Inspector Expense
73.78
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
241
Sealer Weights and Measures: James J. Devlin, Salary James J. Devlin, Truck Allowance Other Expense
$ 650.00
200.00
20.65
Dog Officer:
George A. Bennett, Salary
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