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Purification Statistics:
Installed, 1927
Type of treatment:
Aeration Slow sand filters
Capacity of filters: 2.5 million gallons per twenty-four hours.
Kind of Chemical Applied: Liquid chlorine applied to filtered water.
Distribution System:
Range in pressure in center of town, 89-90 pounds.
Kind of pipe:
Cast Iron Wrought Iron
Cement Lined Sheet Iron
Sizes: 2-inch to 20-inch.
Extended during the year-1,419 feet.
Total now in use-60.53 miles.
Number of hydrants added-5.
Number of hydrants now in use-390.
Number of stop gates in use-883.
Range of pressure on mains-26 pounds to 115 pounds.
Total number of service taps-4,519.
Number of service taps now in use-4,319.
Percent of active services metered-99.4%.
In conclusion, I wish to extend my sincere thanks to each and every member of the Department for co-operation in all emergencies during the year.
I also extend my thanks to the heads and members of the various town departments for their support and co-operation during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
MORRISON MERRILL,
Superintendent
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REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Report of Board of Public Welfare -
January 2, 1947
To the Citizens of Wakefield:
The Board of Public Welfare submits its Annual Report for the fiscal year of 1946.
Unlike many parts of the country, no person in need of aid in Massa- chusetts is ineligible for assistance by means of insufficient length of resi- dence. In some states, residence of at least three years is a requirement for public relief. Eligibility for assistance in Massachusetts does not de- pend upon residence, but solely upon need.
The town furnishing the aid is reimbursed by the town in which the recipient has a legal settlement, and if he is without settlement, reimburse- ment is forthcoming from the state.
No person is denied aid in Wakefield by reason of there being no avail- able funds nor because of insufficient length of residence.
General Relief: Aid to Recipients
The Wakefield Department investigates and decides amount of aid to be given recipients based on standard as determined by the local board. Many other cities and towns use State Standard budgets on General Re- lief cases, same as used for Aid to Dependent Children and Old Age As- sistance.
Aid to Dependent Children and Old Age Assistance
According to State and Federal regulations, it is mandatory that a State Standard budget be used in figuring the amount of assistance to be given.
Employment of all personnel for this department is governed by rules and qualifications as required by the Massachusetts Welfare Compensation Board and the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission.
On November 1, 1945, Mr. Dennis P. Hogan, who had been employed as Principal Clerk, resigned to enter into private employment. There being no available Civil Service list to draw from, Mr. Harold A. McMann, a vet- eran of World War 1, was employed as of December 1, 1945, to fill this posi- tion, subject to issuance of a Civil Service list.
Mr. Frank B. Gladwin, a social worker, passed away early in January. Civil Service could not furnish us with a list. We were fortunate in being able to engage Mrs. Carolyn M. Lyons, a trained social worker, and also Mrs. Alice B. Whitney, a former junior clerk, both working on a part time basis. Mrs. Lyons, who later passed the examination, moved from Wake- field, and she has been replaced by Mrs. Virginia M. Jackson, also a trained
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
social worker on a provisional basis awaiting a Civil Service list, at which time we will be forced to discontinue her employment.
On May 1, 1946, we were able to arrange the transfer from the Arling- ton Welfare Department of Mrs. Mary E. McKenna, a trained social worker, and a former employee of this department to fill another vacancy in the department which we had been unable to fill.
On October 1, Mrs. Etta C. Stoddard, Agent, retired due to disability. Civil Service has not been able, as yet, to furnish a person to fill this vacancy.
In the meantime, services of Mr. McMann have been retained on a pro- visional basis; first in order to instruct the new principal clerk the duties of the position, and also to carry on part of the work formerly performed by Mrs. Stoddard.
Proper organization of the department has been severely handicapped due to Civil. Service regulations regarding the employment of personnel.
It was with much regret that the Board accepted the resignation, on August 13, 1946, of its senior member, Mr. Harold C. Robinson, due to ill health. We have lost the services of a conscientious and valued member, and the Board's best wishes go to Mr. Robinson for a speedy return to good health.
Mr. Winsor L. Finney, Jr., a veteran of World War II, has been ap- pointed to replace Mr. Robinson, and the Board welcomes him as a new member.
Mr. Myhre, a member of the Board, has devoted a great amount of time, as Acting Agent, and through his efforts, a complete reorganization of the work of the department has been made. We feel that the work of our social workers and keeping proper case records, proper investigations of all applications for assistance, and granting of proper assistance accord- ing to State and Federal regulations and standards, is now second to none in the State.
The District Office of the Massachusetts Welfare Department has com- plimented the department on the results obtained. We trust that before January, 1948, the Civil Service Commission will have furnished us with a satisfactory list from which we may be able to employ a trained social worker and also an agent.
ADMINISTRATION Salaries of Board
Appropriations
Expended
$ 600.00 596.00
Balance to Revenue
$ 4.00
Clerk of Board
Appropriations Expended
$ 250.00 250.00
Balance to Revenue
None
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
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Salaries and Other Administration Expenses
Federal Funds on Hand Jan. 1, 1946
$ 156.59
Town Appropriations
8,430.00
Federal Funds Received, 1946
2,758.14
Refunds (Checks)
30.67
$ 11,375.40
Expended Balance to Revenue
75.35
$ 10,714.63
Total-Federal Funds on Hand Jan. 1, 1947
$ 660.77
GENERAL RELIEF Recipients
$ 13,892.48
Appropriations Refunds
142.69
Total
$ 14,035.17
Expended
13,927.68
Unpaid Bills
1943
$ 8.00
1944
168.76
1945
959.87
1946
2,151.05
Total
$ 3,287.68
Resident Case Load by Months
Persons
Single Persons
Total Cases
Total Persons Represented
January
6
16
9
15
25
February
13
29
8
21
37
March
13
45
10
23
55
April
11
26
10
21
36
May
10
31
11
21
42
June
10
22
9
19
31
July
6
13
11
17
24
August
5
12
11
16
23
September
5
12
8
13
20
October
4
10
8
12
18
November
5
14
13
18
27
December
6
13
14
20
27
-
94
243
122
216
365
Average Case Per Month-18
Month
Families
Represented
$ 10,639.28
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Summary of Case Load
Division of Child Guardianship
7 Cases
$ 1,206.00
State Hospital and Infirmary
5 Cases
1,206.00
Other Cities and Towns
7 Cases
1,269.33
Resident Cases
18 Cases
10,246.35
Total
-
37 Cases
$ 13,927.68
Average Cost per Case per Year
$ 376.42
Average Cost per Case per Month
31.37
There were 7 Wakefield settled, General Relief Cases living in other cities and towns.
There were 7 General Relief cases, unsettled (which are paid entirely by State) or settled cases, other cities and towns, living in Wakefield.
Aid to Dependent Children
There have been two significant changes in legislation affecting Aid to Dependent Children this past year. Chapter 412, provided that A. D. C. be retroactive to date of application, this making payments in A. D. C. sim- ilar to Old Age Assistance.
The other change under Chapter 567, Section 2A amended Chapter 118 of the General Laws to read:
"Section 2A. In establishing the amount of aid to be granted to any family for aid of one or more dependent children, the needs of the follow- ing persons shall be included, in addition to those mentioned in Section One, and shall also be included in the reimbursement by the Common- wealth; the husband or wife of a parent if such parent is married, and the unmarried brother and sister under the age of 21 years of the dependent child, who are living in the home of a parent of the dependent children."
Aid to Dependent Children Recipients
Town Appropriation
$ 16,500.00
Refunds (cancelled checks)
137.14
Federal Funds on Hand Jan. 1, 1946
2,862.73
Federal Funds Received Jan. 1, 1946 to Dec. 31, 1946
4,127.21
Total
$ 23,627.08
Expenditure
20,569.14
Federal Funds on Hand Jan. 1, 1947
$ 3,057.94
Monthly Case Load for Year 1946
Cases
Cases
First of Month
Chil-
New
Chil-
Closed
Chil- End of
Chil-
Month.
dren
Cases
dren
Cases
dren
Month
dren
January
18
44
0
0
0
0
18
44
February
18
44
2
6
1
4
19
46
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171
March
19
46
3
7
0
0
22
53
April
22
53
0
0
1
4
21
49
May
21
49
1
3
0
0
22
52
June
22
52
1
2
2
4
21
50
July
21
50
0
0
1
1
20
49
August
20
49
0
0
0
0
20
49
September
20
49
0
0
0
0
20
49
October
20
49
1
2
3
5
18
46
November
18
46
0
0
0
0
18
46
December
18
46
0
0
0
0
18
46
237
577
8
20
8
18
237
579
Average Case Per Month-19.8
Case Load and Analysis, Federal, State, Town Share
Children
Total
Year
Cases Represented
Cost
Federal Share $4,265.67
State Share
Town Share
1946
237
579
· $20,569.14
$6,854.32
$9,449.15
Average Cost Per Case
Federal Share Per Case
$ 17.99
State Share Per Case
28.93
Town Share Per Case
39.87
Average Cost Per Case for December, 1946
$ 103.73
Average Cost Per Case for November and December, 1946
102.27
Old Age Assistance
Several changes in the law affecting Old Age Assistance, effective Jan. 1, 1946, were made by the Legislature.
The principal change is one that relates to the support by children, and this provided for a material increase in the amount of exempted in- come as shown by the following table:
Liable Children and Exempt Income
Liable Children
Old Law
New Law (Based on Net income; I. E. after deducting State and Federal Income Taxes) $ 1,500.00 yr. net 1,750.00 yr. net
Single child in home $ 14.00 wk. gross.
Single child living apart
1,150.00 yr. gross.
Married child, spouse self- supporting; no dependents 1,150.00 yr. gross.
2,750.00 yr. net
Married child, spouse dependent
1,725.00 yr. gross. 2,750.00 yr. net
Married child, each additional dependent
575.00 yr. gross. 500.00 yr. net
$ 86.79
$ 86.79
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Rate of Contribution Above Exemption
Liable Children Single child in home.
Old Law
50% over $14.00 wk.
New Law 1/3 of amount above exemption
All other liable children.
15% of first $500 and 35% of remainder above exemption.
1/3 of amount above exemption
In addition to this change the law also provides that the child's state- ment under oath shall be used to determine liability and no further inves- tigation shall be made unless there is reasonable doubt as to the truth of the statement made. This law also provides that no action shall be taken under Chapter 273 of the General Laws but that the provision of General Laws, Chapter 117, Section 7-12 inclusive shall apply.
These sections provide for civil action in the superior court.
The foregoing changes are certain to result in a marked increase in the number of cases to be aided, and in an appreciable rise in the cost per case. We estimate the change in the children's exemption has cost an ad- ditional $9,000.00 this year.
In addition there have been two increases in the State Standard Budget this year. These two increases have increased the average cost approxi- mately $6.00 per case.
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Recipients
Federal Funds on hand January 1, 1946
$ 3,954.21
Town Appropriation, 1946
103,000.00
Federal Funds Received, 1946
60,082.53
Cancelled Checks
778.06
$167,814.80
Total Recipients' Payroll Other Cities and Towns
$163,386.56
2,195.51
$165,582.07
Add Auditors Adjustment 3.30
$165,585.37
Federal Funds on Hand
$ 2,229.43
Recipients' Gross Payrolls
$163,386.56
Less Cancelled Checks
778.06
Recipients' Net Payroll
$162,608.50
Average Cost Per Case, 1946
$ 47.60
Federal Share Per Case, 1946
17.70
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State Share Per Case, 1946
19.93
Town Share Per Case, 1946
9.97
Average Cost per Case, Month of December, 1946
$ 50.52
Average Cost per Case-November-December, 1946
51.55
Cases as of January 1, 1946
247
Applications (new)
103
Applications (withdrawn)
7
Applications (rejected)
3
New Cases Added
93
Cases Aided
340
Cases Closed
50
Active Cases January 1, 1947
290
Average Age Recipients
Cases, January 1, 1946
75.3 years
New Cases Added, 1946
73.6 years
Cases Closed by Death (24)
77.9 years
Cases January 1, 1947
74.0 years
Unsettled cases living in Wakefield, January 1, 1947
43
Acknowledged settled cases living in Wakefield, billed to Other Cities and Towns, January 1, 1947
28
Wakefield settled cases living in Other Cities and Towns January 1, 1947
21
TOWN HOME Administration-Salaries
$ 3,389.28
Appropriation Expended
Jeremiah J. Peck, Superintendent
$ 1,460.00
Lena G. Peck, Matron
1,147.14 782.14
Anna Miezwa, Cook
$ 3,389.28 None
Balance to Revenue
Other Expenses
Appropriation Expended
$ 8,340.21 8,339.10
Balance to Revenue
$ 1.11
$ 47.60
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Operating Cost for 1946
Administration - Salaries Other Expenses Add Inventory used, 1946
$ 3,389.28
8,339.10
493.00
Gross Expenditures
$ 12,221.38
Deduct
Inventory, December 31, 1946
$ 168.00
Accounts Received
1,114.70
Total
$ 1,282.70
$ 1,282.70
Net Operating Cost
$ 10,938.68
Value of Inventory, December 31, 1945
$ 661.00
Value of Inventory, December 31, 1946
168.00
Value of Inventory Used
$ 493.00
TOWN HOME Vegetables Raised by Town
Value of vegetables raised at farm, 1946
$ 781.00
Cost of Vegetables Raised
Seeds, Fertilizer, Plowing
225.88
$ 555.12
Case Load for 1946
Number of Inmates' Man Days per Month
Month
Inmates
Man Days
January
15
465
February
19
480
March
17
527
April
16
521
May
15
470
June
16
496
July
15
498
August
16
490
September
16
490
October
16
475
November
23
666
December
2
713
Total
206
6,291
Average cost based on 206 Inmates, 6,291 man days.
Average gross cost per Man Day, per Inmate
$ 1.94 :
Average gross cost per week, per Inmate
13.58
Average net cost per Man Day, per Inmate
1.74
Average net cost per week, per Inmate
·12:18
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REPORT OF PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD
Comparative Operating Cost For Past Five Years
Gross
Net
Number Gross of
Cost Per
Net Cost Per Week
Year
Expense
Receipts
Expense
Inmates Week
1942
$7,761.31
$ 502.10
$7,259.21
172
$11.27
$10.43
1943
7,742.84
953.50
6,789.34
177
11.00
9.56
1944
7,809.04
1,501.60
6,307.44
167
11.41
9.52
1945
11,449.83
3,061.80
8,388.03
233
12.60
9.24
1946
12,221.38
1,282.70
10,938.68
206
13.58
12.18
Willard Donnell Trust Fund
To the Wakefield Trust Company, a Massachusetts Corporation, hav- ing its place of business in said Wakefield, Ten Thousand Dollars, in trust, to hold, invest and reinvest the same at its discretion, and to pay over the net income thereof to the Town of Wakefield for the use of the Public Wel- fare Board of said Town to be expended by said Board, in its discretion, for the benefit of the poor and needy in the Town of Wakefield, and especially for the payment of hospital charges of the inhabitants of the Town of Wakefield as are themselves financially unable to pay such hospital charges. This Trust shall continue for a term of nineteen years, and at the expira- tion of that term, I direct said Trustee to transfer and pay over the said trust estate with all accumulations thereon to said Town of Wakefield, to be held by said Town and the income only to be used for the benefit of such of its inhabitants as are in need of hospital care.
This trust fund started May 2, 1935, and will expire on May 2, 1954.
Receipts
January 1 - Cash on hand
$ 718.36
Dividends received during year
313.58
$ 1,031.94
Disbursements
Expenditures
$ 209.06
$ 822.88
Dec. 31, 1946-Cash on hand
Respectfully submitted, J. EDWARD DULONG, Chairman PETER Y. MYHRE, Secretary M. LEO CONWAY WINSOR L. FINNEY, JR.
HELEN M. RANDALL
Board of Public Welfare
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Report of Town Treasurer
To the Citizens of Wakefield:
I herewith present my report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1946:
TRUST FUNDS
The Trust Funds and available income balances now in my hands are as follows:
Principal of Fund
Income Available
Cornelius Sweetser Lecture Fund
$ 10,000.00
Flint Old Burial Ground Fund
2,000.00
50.97
Levi Flanders Burial Lot Fund
100.00
2.07
Dr. John Hart Burial Lot Fund C. Sweetser Guarantee Fund John Gould Aborn Library Fund
200.00
4.14
3,149.22
Cyrus G. Beebe Library Fund
2,000.00
Frederick Beebe Library Fund
1,000.00
Robert Parker Dolbeare Library Fund
500.00
Willard Donnell Library Fund Milledge Elliott Library Fund
1,000.00
Rev. Thomas Albert Emerson Library Fund
500.00
Flint Memorial Library Fund Merrill W. Gove Library Fund Melvin J. Hill Library Fund Dr. Francis P. Hurd Library Fund
500.00
Franklin Poole Library Fund
500.00
Mary H. Pratt Library Fund
200.00
Ashton H. Thayer Library Fund Cyrus Wakefield Library Fund
500.00
Gad and Clarissa Chandler Carter Burial Lot Fund
200.00
4.12
Adams Coburn Burial Lot Fund
100.00
2.07
Ezra Eaton Burial Lot Fund
100.00
2.07
Rev. Thomas A. Emerson Old Cemetery Fund
1,000.00
23.49
Harry E. Haskell Burial Lot Fund
100.00
2.07
Oliver Burial Lot Fund
50.00
1.05
Stimpson Family Burial Lot Fund
200.00
4.12
Clarissa E. Swain Burial Lot Fund
500.00
10.31
Elizabeth Stout Burial Lot Fund
300.00
6.21
C. Sweetser Burial Lot Fund
1,000.00
30.56
John Sweetser Old Cemetery Fund
200.00
4.16
Rev. Horace Eaton Burial Lot Fund
25.00
.52
Jane K. Vinton Burial Lot Fund
50.00
1.04
1,689.26
500.00
1,000.00
500.00
2,500.00
500.00
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
177
Principal of Fund
Income Available
James and Elizabeth Walton Burial Lot Fund
100.00
2.07
Mary E. Aborn Park Fund
2,000.00
Sarah E. Bryant Park Fund
2,000.00
242.44
Nancy White Park Fund
1,000.00
Rev. Thomas A. Emerson High School Fund
1,000.00
882.73
Nancy White Hurd School Fund
500.00
51.89
Jonathan Nichols Temperance Fund
1,000.00
608.24
Annie L. Cox Scholarship Fund for Italian Students
5,000.00
349.32
Annie L. Cox Prize for Advancement in Design Fund
100.00
31.44
Annie L. Cox Book Fund
2,000.00
Mary Lizzie Smith for Care of Old Cannon on Common
100.00
34.42
Elizabeth F. Ingram Scholarship Fund
1,500.00
68.69
The income from the following funds is for the care of lots in the Forest Glade Cemetery:
Salvatore Alleca Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
Salvatore Alleca Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.43
Margaret Alexander Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
Tazwell B. Amiss Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
Randall Anderson Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
George O. Antunes Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Felix Arsenault Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.20
Elizabeth M. Astle Perp. Care Fund
80.00
1.63
Harry C. Ayscough Perp. Care Fund
80.00
1.63
Georgenna Bailey Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Bertha M. Baker Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Frank H. Baker and George O. Morrill Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Mary Barnard Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
Anne F. Barry Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Foster S. Barstow Heirs Perp. Care Fund
240.00
3.61
Bernice Bartlett Perp. Care Fund
40.00
.82
Helen L. Bassill Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Charles F. Beecher Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Josephine Bellandi Perp. Care Fund
40.00
.80
Sarah W. Bent Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Mary Bernard Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
John and Elmer Beyea Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Nelson Bishop Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
Nellie Black Perp. Care Fund
100.00
2.05
George. E. Blair Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Thomas Blair Perp. Care Fund
40.00
1.27
Isaiah Blake Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
William Blanchard Perp. Care Fund
120.00
2.45
Richard Bolton, Jr. Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Rose Bonito Perp. Care Fund
30.00
1.20
Rose Bonito Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.60
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Principal of Fund
Income Available
Leo Bourdon Perp. Care Fund Helen Bowen Perp. Care Fund
30.00
1.20
John P. Brewer Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Mary A. Brewer Perp. Care Fund
50.00
.67
Gray B. Brockbank Perp. Care Fund
75.00
1.53
Thomas J. Brogan Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Agnes Brooks Perp. Care Fund
40.00
.53
Edward J. Brophy Perp. Care Fund
80.00
1.63
William Broussand Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
William Broussard Perp. Care Fund Evelyn Brown Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
George A. Brown Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Edith Buck Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Johanna Buckman Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Sarah Burbank Perp. Care Fund
100.00
2.05
Sylvester Burditt Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
William H. Burnham Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
E. E. Burns Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
James J. Burns Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
Francis I. Butler Perp. Care Fund
40.00
1.27
Gertrude M. Butler Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
Gertrude E. Butler Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.60
Clara M. Cadogan Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Edith A. Cahoon Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.40
Edith A. Cahoon Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Susie Callahan Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Percy H. Callbeck Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Howard Cameron Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
James Cameron Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Sylvester A. Cameron Perp. Care Fund
50.00
.83
Harvey D. Cann Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Paul Caracoglia Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Pasquale Carosele Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Frederick B. Card Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Est. of Charles C. Carroll Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
Frank Caruso Perp. Care Fund
40.00
1.62
Salvatore Cavalier Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Frank Champagne Perp. Care Fund
50.00
.67
Susie A. Champagne Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
A. F. Chirone Perp. Care Fund
60.00
1.91
Eliza J. Church Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Michael Cieri Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.80
John L. Clark Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
John E. Classen Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
120.00
2.45
Percy H. Callbeck Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
20.00
.80
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
179
Principal of Fund
Income Available
Mrs. Joseph Clerk Perp. Care Fund Ernest E. Climenson Perp. Care Fund
120.00
2.41
50.00
1.02
Arletta M. Clough Perp. Care Fund John F. Coakley Perp. Care Fund Alice Coffey Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.02
Antonio Colannino Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
George H. Collins Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Humphrey Collins Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
William E. Collins Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.63
Secondina Calore Perp. Care Fund Gertrude E. Colson Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Alphonso Confalone Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Marion Cook Perp. Care Fund
40.00
.82
Mary Cook Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Mary C. Cooper Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Charles A. Copeland Perp. Care Fund
75.00
1.56
George Costulis Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
James Costules Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Daniel Cotreau Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Mrs. John Cotter Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
John J. Cotter Perp. Care Fund
75.00
1.56
William Cotter Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Harold H. and Dorothy A. Cotton Perp. Care Fund
80.00
1.66
John Cotton Perp. Care Fund
40.00
.82
Patrick Cowhey Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Frank A. Crowe Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
Horace Crowell Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Franklin M. Cummings Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Mary E. Cummings Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Hazel R. Cunningham Perp. Care Fund
60.00
1.25
J. Walter Curley Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.05
Rev. John M. Currie Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.05
Jane Curtis Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Anna Cusato Perp. Care Fund
45.00
.93
Annie Cusato Perp. Care Fund
75.00
1.55
Ralph Custa Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Helga S. Dahlquist Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
Harry Dalton Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Carmine D'Ambrosio Perp. Care Fund
75.00
1.56
Mrs. C. Daniels Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.73
Raleigh B. Daniels Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Angelo DeFeo Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
James DelRosse Perp. Care Fund
40.00
1.68
Nora DeMarco Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.73
Harry H. Denning Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
40.00
1.48
30.00
1.20
50.00
1.02
180
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Principal of Fund
Income Available
Mary Derby Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
George and Josephine DeRenne Perp. Care Fund
100.00
1.33
Esther DeVeau Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Mrs. Mary Deviller Perp. Care Fund
20.00
.63
Peter Dididin Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Nancy DiDonato Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Nicholas DiDonatis Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
Christopher B. Dinan Perp. Care Fund
120.00
2.45
Patrick Dinan Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Joseph Arthur Dingle Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Everett Dinsmore Perp. Care Fund
80.00
1.65
Mary DiSanto Perp. Care Fund
80.00
2.01
Mary DiSanto Perp. Care Fund
120.00
2.41
D. J. Doherty Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
George L. Doherty Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Rose Donahue Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Alice Donaldson Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Genevieve Donaldson Perp. Care Fund
20,00
1.21
Henry M. Donegan Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Abbe J. Doucette Perp. Care Fund
15.00
.90
Emma Doucette Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Fannie Doucette Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Frank Doucette Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Georgianna Doucette Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Gladys Doucette Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Grace E. Doucette Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Jeremiah Doucette Perp. Care Fund
30.00
.62
Jerome Doucette Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Maud Doucette Perp. Care Fund
20.00
1.21
Ruth E. Doucette Perp. Care Fund
50.00
1.04
Mrs. Louis G. Downes and Alice N. Sanderson
80.00
1.63
James Doyle Perp. Care Fund
10.00
.60
Anna Drinkwater Perp. Care Fund
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