Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1947, Part 16

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1947
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 308


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Further verification of the outstanding tax, excise, assessment, depart- mental, and water accounts receivable was obtained by sending notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, the replies received thereto indicating that the outstanding accounts, as listed, are correct.


The records of licenses and permits issued by the selectmen, the town clerk, the building inspector, and the health department were audited, and the payments to the town and to the State were verified.


The records of cash collections by the sealer of weights and measures and by the police, fire, school, library, cemetery, and all other departments in which money was collected for the town were audited. The payments to the treasurer were verified and the cash on hand in the several depart- ments was proved by actual count.


The records of deposits for sewer connections were examined and checked. The recorded deposits, the transfers to the town to cover the cost of work done, and the amounts refunded were verified and proved to the treasurer's and the town accountant's books.


The books and accounts of the municipal light department were audited. The consumers' accounts were examined and checked with the departmental controls. The controlling accounts were analyzed and checked with the departmental ledger accounts and with the town ac- count's ledger. The recorded collections were compared with the payments to the treasurer and with the town accountant's ledger, and the outstand- ing gas, electric light, and sundry accounts receivable were listed and rec- onciled.


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Verification notices were mailed to a number of persons whose ac- counts appeared on the books as outstanding on April 18, 1947, the replies received thereto indicating that the accounts, as listed, are correct.


The municipal light department ledger was examined, and a trial bal- ance proving the accounts to be in balance was taken off and checked with the town accountant's ledger.


The guarantee deposit account was checked with the records on file, and the cash balance on April 18, 1947 was verified by reconciliation of the bank balance with a statement furnished by the bank of deposit and by examination of the savings bank book representing the investment of the deposit account.


The books and accounts kept by the Wakefield Trust Company as trustee for the Donnell Public Welfare Fund and various library funds were examined and checked. The income was proved, all transactions were verified, and the payments of income to the town were checked with the treasurer's cash book and with the town accountant's ledger.


The surety bonds furnished by the several officials required by law to furnish such surety were examined and found to be in proper form.


In addition to the balance sheet, there are appended to this report tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's, the tax collector's and the town. clerk's cash, summaries of the tax, excise, assessment, tax title, tax possession, departmental, municipal light, and water accounts, as well as tables showing the condition and transactions of the trust, investment, and retirement funds.


For the co-operation received from all the town officials during the progress of the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation.


Respectfully submitted, HERMAN B. DINE, Assistant Director of Accounts


A True Copy :


Attest: CHARLES F. YOUNG, Town Clerk


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Thirty-third Annual Report of the Town Accountant FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1947


RECEIPTS FOR 1947


From Taxes-Current Year:


Real Estate Personal Poll


38,349.88 7,558.00


$812,711.62


Taxes-Prior Years:


Real Estate


$ 42,547.10


Personal Poll


8.00


Tax Title Redemptions


$ 44,443.69 $ 1,567.39


From Special Assessments:


Moth Extermination


$ 1,156.95


Sewers Apportioned


4,380.40


Sewers Paid in Full


954.41


Betterments Apportioned


4,474.98


Betterments Paid in Full


1,026.26


Sewers Unapportioned


2,623.65


$ 14,616.65


From Motor Vehicle Excise


$ 41,435.03


From Licenses and Permits:


Liquor


$ 4,000.00


Victualler's and Inn Holders


150.00


Lodging House


10.00


Motor Vehicle Dealers


225.00


Taxi


18.00


Gasoline


5.00


Second Hand Dealers


20.00


Pedler's and Junk


95.00


Auctioneers


6.00


Sunday


135.00


... Pool and Bowling


35.00


$766,803.74


1,888.59


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Dances Fire Arms Circus


96.00


7.20


25.00


$ 4,827.20


From Court Fines


$


2,460.31


Departmental Revenue :


From Treasurer:


Tax Title Releases


$ 40.00


Land Court Costs


30.00


$ 70.00


From Collector:


Fees and Costs


$ 637.89


Certificates of Liens


228.00


$ 865.89


From Town Clerk:


Fees and Costs


$ 1,937.45


Marriage Licenses


544.50


Dog Licenses for County


2,478.40


$


4,960.35


Board of Appeals-Fees


$ 340.00


Town Hall Rentals and Telephone


$ 352.94


Lafayette Hall Rentals


$ 296.35


Rentals of Purchased Property


$ 324.00


Police Department:


Ambulance Service


$ 388.00


Bicycle Registration


44.10


Revolver Permits


45.00


Taxi Drivers Licenses and Badges


156.00


Damage Claim


27.20


All Other


13.50


$ 673.80


Fire Department:


Rental Greenwood Hall


$ 12.50


Fire Extinguishers-Refills


17.30


Sale of Junk


37.05


All Other


5.85


$ 72.70


Building Inspector-Permit Fees


$ 1,109.10


Sealer Weights and Measures-Fees


$ 105.09


Health Department: Contagious Diseases


$ 112.00


Permits and Licenses


589.00


$ 701.00


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Welfare Department: Reimbursements, Other Cities and Towns: Temporary Aid


$


1,250.38


Old Age Assistance: From Cities and Towns From Individuals


$ 2,599.13


5.00


$ 2,604.13


Infirmary:


Board for Individuals


$


1,493.00


School Department:


Tuition Town of Lynnfield


$ 19,595.63


Tuition City of Boston


4,825.85


Other Tuition Other Receipts


861.16


$ 25,876.10


Library:


Fines and Other Receipts


$


1,201.64


Park Department: Collections at Bath House


$ 297.75


Insurance Claim


39.25


$ 337.00


Cemetery Department:


Sale of Lots and Graves


$ 1,752.00


Interments


1,106.00


Lowering Device


177.00


Foundations and Liners


616.86


Annual Care


208.00


Saturday and Sunday funerals


45.00


$ 3,904.86


Public Service Enterprises :


Light Department:


Sale of Electricity


$358,279.91


Sale of Gas


134,648.14


Other Receipts


8,321.73


$501,249.78


Water Department:


Water Rates


$100,531.55


Water Services


6,565.99


Water Maintenance


949.92


Water Construction


953.19


Water Summons


134.00


Water Turn Ons


32.00


$109,166.65


593.46


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Sewer Department: Sewer Maintenance Sewer Connection Deposits


$ 27.42


14,974.75


$ 15,002.17


Other Department Receipts:


Insurance Claim Highway Department


$ 16.00


Sale of Real Estate-Tax Title


75.00


$ 91.00


From Interest:


Tax Title Redemptions


$ 776.75


Deferred Special Assessments


1,481.81


Deferred Taxes


1,772.91


$ 4,031.47


Interest on Investments: U. S. War Bonds


$ 4,750.00


Interest on Trust Funds:


Library


$ 2,895.40


Park


60.30


Willard Donnell Trust Welfare


310.84


Sweetser Lecture Fund


201.00


Annie L. Cox Scholarship


200.00


Cemetery :


Old Cemetery


Forest Glade Cemetery


$ 103.00


1,164.87


$ 4,935.41


Municipal Indebtedness:


From Loans-Water Department


$ 12,500.00


General Loans:


Sewer Department


$ 18,000.00


Streets


81,000.00


Police Station and Highway Bldg. 90,000.00


$189,000.00


Temporary Loans-Highway Reimbursement


21,550.00


$223,050.00 $ 1,289.60


Premium on Bonds Issued


In Escrow for Investment:


Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests


$ 1,910.00


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Income Tax Corporation Tax Meals Tax -- O. A. A. Health-Subsidies Cities and Towns


$102,148.40


50,802.78


· 5,466.34


617.15 -


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· Highway Construction-North Avenue


10,230.08


Highway Construction-Main Street


1,225.27


Highway Maintenance-Chapter 90


59.30


Gasoline Tax-Highway


16,771.46


Welfare-Temporary Aid


830.01


Welfare-Aid Dependent Children


3,226.83


Welfare-Old Age Assistance


81,112.18


Aid Industrial Schools


1,407.26


Tuition State Wards


2,164.28


Veterans' Aid and Pensions


2,914.00


Director of Standards


22.00


$278,997.34


From Middlesex County : Dog Licenses $ 1,992.01


Highway Construction :


North Avenue


$


5,115.05


Main Street


612.63


$ 5,727.68


Highway Maintenance-Chapter 90


59.30


$ 7,778.99


Federal Funds through State: Old Age Assistance Aid Dependent Children


$ 84,925.57


11,023.85


$ 95,949.42


Federal Grants-Account of New Buildings:


Highway Building School Additions


$ 2,600.00


4,600.00


$ 7,200.00


Agency and Trust:


Federal Tax Deductions


$ 84,452.55


Teachers' Retirement Deductions


14,126.75


Blue Cross Deductions


5,483.05


$104,062.35


Refunds :


Treasurer's Department


$ 1.10


Finance Committee


27.98


Forest Warden


1.50


Compensation Account


37.50


Welfare


295.03


Old Age Assistance


872.67


Aid Dependent Children


122.60


Willard Donnell Trust


105.00


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Veterans' Benefits


242.58


Building Inspector


1.75


Health Department


17.94


Highway Department


4.20


School Department


27.36


Library


.90


Park Department


13.37


Water Department


1.17


$ 1,772.65


Total Receipts Cash on Hand January 1, 1947


$2,329,837.05


834,287.53


Total Receipts and Cash on Hand


$3,164,124.58


PAYMENTS


Expenditures for the year ending December 31, 1947


Moderator:


Thomas G. O'Connell


$ 5.75


Loring P. Jordan, Jr.


28.75


$ 34.50


Selectmen's Department:


Salaries of Board:


William R. Lindsay, Chairman


$ 138.00


William G. Dill, Secretary


138.00


Herbert D. Anderson


23.00


Richard M. Davis


23.00


L. Wallace Sweetser


23.00


William Blanchard


115.00


Raymond S. Dower


115.00


Burton F. Whitcomb


115.00


$ 690.00


Department Expenses :


Charles C. Cox, Clerk of Board


$ 300.00


Ida L. Weiss, Clerical Assistant


800.00


Stationery and Postage


14.80


Town Meeting Warrants


470.68


Town Reports


1,589.76


Jury Lists


25.20


Printing and Advertising


60.36


Finance Committee Reports


135.00


Telephone


78.07


Desk Pads


30.00


All Other


6.89


$ 3,510.76


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


231


Accounting Department : Charles C. Cox, Accountant


$ 3,450.00


Department Expenses : A


Ida L. Weiss, Clerk


900.00


Other Clerical Assistance


688.90


Stationery, Printing


40.43


Postage


226.80


Ledger Sheets


98.05


Binding Books


28.00


New Books


20.75


Typewriter and Adding Machine Repairs and Rentals


49.10


All Other


7.00


-


$ 5,509.03


Treasurer's Department :


John I. Preston, Treasurer


$ 1,650.00


Department Expenses :


Carl W. Sunman, Paymaster


508.00


Clerical Services


1,095.03


Bond


280.00


Tax Titles


739.90


Stationery, Postage


90.70


Printing, Advertising


190.75


All Other


17.10


$


4,571.48


Collector's Department: Carl W. Sunman, Collector (part of salary)


$ 2,050.00


Department Expenses :


Elsie B. Potter, Clerk


1,525.33


A. Mildred Hawkes, Clerk


1,224.63


Postage


429.52


Printing


567.60


Bond


356.25


Supplies


45.55


Telephone


56.92


Tax Sale


34.20


Robbery Insurance


70.38


Deputy Collector


50.00


All Other -


37.78


$ 6,448.16


Assessors' Department : Salaries of Assessors: George E. Blair, Chairman


$ 1,380.00


Leo F. Douglass, Secretary


1,380.00


George H. Stout


1,242.00


$ 4,002.00


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Auto Allowance


$ 150.00


Department Expenses :


Everett E. Packard, Draftsman


$ 2,648.00


Sarah E. Loughlin, Clerk


1,927.60


Emily L. Harrington, Clerk (part of year)


779.21


Other Clerk Hire


129.00


Assistant Assessor


80.00


Telephone


52.16


Printing and Postage 1


162.03


Supplies, Books, Binding


281.49


Transcripts


155.30


Plans


93.37


All Other


169.03


$ 6,477.19


Legal Department: John I. Preston, Town Counsel


$ 1,650.00


Department Expenses :


$ 12.50


Constable Fees All Other


3.25


$ 1,665.75


Town Clerk's Department:


Charles F. Young, Town Clerk


$ 3,045.00


Department Expenses:


Marion B. Connell, Assistant


$ 1,740.00


Stationery, Postage


132.61


Printing, Advertising


56.90


Telephone


83.77


Bond


7.50


Equipment


47.44


Town Clerk's Association Meeting and Dues All Other


21.45


$ 5,178.34


Vital Statistics-Births and Deaths


$


33.75


New By-Laws Appropriation-Amount Expended


$ 10.00


Election and Registration :


Salaries of Registrars:


Frederick G. Gorman, Chairman


$ 138.00


Edmund W. Sliney


138.00


Fred E. Bunker


64.40


Marjorie T. Bunker


47.15


Charles F. Young, Secretary


165.00


$ 552.55


Department Expenses:


Assistant Registrars


$


1,546.73


.


43.67


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT 233


Clerk Hire:


Irene C. O'Brien


802.24


Ethel L. Smith


738.30


Postage and Supplies


52.50


Printing, Advertising


457.45


Street Lists


325.00


Equipment


28.00


Transportation


39.50


Recounts


98.75


All Other


42.75


$ 4,131.22


Election Expense-Selectmen's Account :


Election Officers


$ 723.12


Meals


88.50


Care of Booths


31.00


All Other


2.50


$


845.12


Election Expense-Unpaid bill 1946


$ 10.80


Town Hall:


William O'Brien, Janitor


$ 2,552.81


Thomas E. Giles, Night Janitor


901.90


Other Janitors


139.18


Fuel


1,898.15


Light


561.31


Water


227.00


Repairs


1,133.67


Clock Repairs


175.00


New Lally Columns for Stairways


479.61


Supplies


729.10


Flags


36.46


Amplifier for Town Meetings


90.00


Storm Windows


140.47


Fans in Toilets


95.38


All Other


33.51


$ 9,193.55


Lafayette Building:


John N. Heningar, Janitor


$ 2,356.00


Other Janitor


30.00


Fuel


1,105.84


Light


159.36


Water


53.48


Repairs, Equipment


399.73


Supplies


243.35


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Telephone New Water Cooler Power Lawn Mower All Other


36.00


200.00


119.00


11.58


$ 4,714.34


Police Department:


John G. Gates, Chief


$ 3,800.00


George B. DeRoche, Lieutenant


3,500.00


Walter E. Peterson, Sergeant


3,180.00


John M. Wenzel, Sergeant


3,180.00


Dorothy M. McGrail, Clerk


2,053.00


Morton V. Griffin, Patrolman


2,928.00


George F. Sheridan


2,928.00


Winslow R. Smith


2,928.00


Peter A. Quinn


2,928.00


Raymond J. Beane


2,928.00


John E. Martin


2,928.00


Harold J. Maloney


2,928.00


John F. Mahoney


2,928.00


Charles F. Hupprich, Jr.


2,928.00


John E. Clarke


2,928.00


Daniel J. Sullivan


2,928.00


Maximillian Ramocki


2,928.00


John T. Curran


2,928.00


William F. Hovey


2,928.00


Charles H. Sullivan


2,350.45


Henry F. Galvin


2,270.26


James T. Mckeon


867.21


Joseph R. Meuse


815.03


Thomas Hennessey


732.76


Arthur E. Beane


476.57


William Joyce


476.47


Richard C. Cheever


380.34


Joseph A. Melanson


309.37


Francis Lynch


260.72


July 4th-Hallowe'en, etc.


159.15


Edwin M. Rowe-Pension


1,095.00


James F. Hartnett-Pension


1,314.00


New Chevrolet Automobile


1,407.00


Radio for new car


500.00


Telephones


241.27


Teletype


497.69


Radio-License Operator


300.00


Radio-Equipment and Upkeep


17.69


Motor Vehicle Expense


2,911.30


Equipment and Repairs


472.75


Supplies


696.21


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Meals for Prisoners Laundry Medical Attention All Other


101.76


27.84


34.39


537.15


$ 75,957.38


Purchase of Real Estate for New Police Station Site


$ 16,500.00


Fire Department:


Clifford E. Jacobs, Chief


$ 3,800.00


Robert P. MacDonald, Captain


3,180.00


Frank J. Malonson, Lieutenant


3,030.00


Daniel J. Sullivan, Lieutenant


3,030.00


Arthur F. Goodridge, Lieutenant


3,030.00


Charles T. George, Lieutenant


2,995.60


William P. Hurton, Lieutenant


2,995.60


William E. Gerrish


2,928.00


Fred D. Graham, Jr.


2,928.00


Stanley J. Robbins


2,928.00


Francis J. Donaldson


2,928.00


Edward W. Cronin


2,928.00


Ralph E. McCann


2,928.00


John F. Sullivan


2,928.00


Charles W. Richards


2,928.00


Clarence L. Melanson


2,928.00


Donald C. Jacobs


2,928.00


Charles C. Curran


2,928.00


Melvin A. King


2,928.00


Clarence E. Robinson


2,311.36


Warren J. Sullivan


2,108.30


Arthur J. Hupprich


1,316.14


Leon F. Dulong


120.00


Henry L. Parker, Pension


1,095.00


Thomas W. Sullivan, Pension


111.17


Call Men


6,374.30


Equipment and Repairs


1,874.84


Apparatus Expense


1,367.57


Maintenance of Buildings


1,259.64


Fuel and Light


931.75


Office Expense


85,52


Telephone


131.49


All Other


161.89


.


$ 76,446.17


From Old Appropriation Balance - Greenwood Station Repairs $ 253.88


Hydrant Rental:


389 Hydrants @ $25.00 each


$ 9,725.00


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Forest Warden:


Payments to Various Persons


$ 261.50


Moth Department:


Ernest J. McWhinnie, Superintendent


$ 3,060.00


Louis Surrette


2,556.64


Victor M. Wood


2,364.75


Frank Dulong


2,093.68


John Costello


438.39


Motor Vehicle Expense


362.57


Buildings


4.20


Equipment


37.91


Insecticides


739.08


Supplies


66.34


New Chain Power Saw


725.00


All Other


61.85


-


$ 12,510.41


Sealer of Weights and Measures: James J. Devlin, Salary Truck Allowance Expense


$ 897.00


200.00


28.44


$ 1,125.44


Building Inspector :


$ 2,415.00


Joseph W. MacInnis, Salary Auto Allowance Expense


175.00


343.67


$


2,933.67


Wire Inspector :


Joseph W. MacInnis, Salary


$ 345.00


Dog Officer:


George A. Bennett, Salary


$ 828.00


Animal Inspector:


George A. Bennett, Salary


$ 414.00


Dog Licenses-Fees Paid to County Treasurer


$ 2,531.80


Compensation Account: Employees of :


. Highway Department


$ 63.00


School Department


195.15


Water and Sewer Department


1,064.46


Health Department


53.50


Park and Cemetery Department


75.50


2.00


Moth Department All Other


136.64


4


$ 1,590.25


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT 237


Health Department:


Salaries of Board : Wesley S. Goodwin, Chairman


$ 138.00


138.00


Ned C. Loud, Secretary Robert Dutton, M. D.


138.00


$ 414.00


Department Expenses :


Kenneth G. Shaw, Health Officer


$ 690.00


Kenneth G. Shaw, Plumbing Inspector


500.00


Lawrence G. Doucette, Milk and Food Insp.


690.00


Nellie B. Russell, R. N.


2,178.00


Allowance for Autos (3)


450.00


Contagion


1,153.02


Tuberculosis


681.00


Telephone


97.07


Milk Analyses All Other


668.33


$ 7,278.42


Care of Dumps:


John Joyce


$ 1,927.56


George Welford


643.61


Other Labor and Expense


262.27


$ 2,833.44


Collection of Garbage: .


Frank L. Stevens, Contract


$ 3,750.00


Joseph G. Wilkish, Contract


3,457.98


$ 7,207.98


Highway Department:


Robert B. Mackenna, Acting Superintendent


$ 3,800.00


Marion B. Costello, Clerk


2,053.00


Pension-Thomas B. Sullivan


820.52


Pension-Salvatore Terrevecchia


939.37


Labor-See Payroll


15,680.62


Motor Vehicle Expense


55.10


Equipment and Repairs


2,744.60


Supplies


1,944.48


Office Expense


217.88


Buildings


655.21


Patching, Tar and Sand


13,593.29


Resurfacing and Repairs


373.87


Drainage


4,717.83


All Other


1,134.70


· Sidewalks and Curbing


3,185.81


Snow and Ice Removal


11,479.86


:


Refuse Collection Expense


3,693.34


$ 67,089.48


171.00


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Special Appropriations:


New Equipment 1946 Appropriation


$ 10,134.50


New Equipment 1947 Appropriation


8,352.95


Chapter 90 Maintenance


1,437.92


Chapter 90 North Avenue Construction


18,990.39


Chapter 90 Main Street Construction


807.50


Aborn Avenue Construction


2,215.35


Willow Street Construction


565.67


Wolcott Street Construction


422.29


Cutter Street Construction


23.16


White Circle Construction


13.83


Davidson Road Construction


4,044.93


Outlook Road Construction


7,262.33


Foster's Lane Construction


408.36


Proposed New Way-Water to Crescent Street -Plans


35.00


New Street-Mechanic to Centre


7,000.00


Preston Street Culvert


500.00


Refuse Collection Equipment


6,500.00


New Sidewalks


6,355.51


Parking Area Rental


117.18


Construction of Public Ways-Newly accepted Streets


47,002.05


New Highway Building Construction - Pay-


ments on Contract and Architect Fees 11,585.03


New Highway Building Plans and Engineer- ing Expense-Payments from Federal Ad- vances 3,900.00


$137,673.95


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PAYROLL - 1947


Robert B. Mackenna


$ 3,800.00


William L. Fall


3,215.23


Carl Chelman


3,194.16


Edmund Muise


3,120.30


Edward J. Butler


2,875.97


Charles Gatchell


2,763.21


Leon Dingle


2,637.51


Wesley Cobb


2,578.15


Daniel Benjamin


2,452.26


Fred Doucette


2,426.86


William Curran


2,422.83


David Ingerton


2,390.48


Edward McMann


2,206.68


Samuel Tropeano


2,091.43


Street - - Purchase of Property


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT 239


John Canavan


2,079.62


Marion G. Costello


2,053.00


Cyril Oxford


1,707.94


John Stentiford


1,665.76


Harold Doyle


1,620.43


Theodore Manning


1,557.93


Harry Josephson


1,494.79


George Smith


1,332.82


Peter Miezwa


1,219.53


Malcolm Wilson


1,070.08


Salvatore Terravecchia Pension


939.37


Thomas Sullivan Pension


820.52


George Kondrup


756.21


Charles Kirk


609.71


Francis Lynch


419.81


Robert Amirault


332.93


All Other


568.09


$ 58,423.61


Public Welfare Department:


Salaries of Board:


Peter Y. Myhre, Chairman


$ 138.00


Winsor L. Finney, Jr., Secretary


138.00


M. Leo Conway


138.00


Helen M. Randall


138.00


J. Edward Dulong


138.00


$ 690.00


Department Expenses and Disbursements: Salaries of Agent, Accountant and Clerks (in part)


$ 640.61


Auto Expense


182.51


Office Expense


73.56


Rent


1,571.16


Board


3,746.79


Groceries and Provisions


1,257.28


Fuel


545.34


Cash Aid


6,274.52


Shoes and Clothing


338.03


Medical Attendance


1,347.57


Hospital Care


1,274.40


Relief by Other Cities


1,171.65


All Other


250.21


$ 18,673.63


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Aid to Dependent Children: Recipients $ 23,734.79


· Salaries of Agent, Accountant and Clerks (in part) $ 1,729.86


Other Administrative Expense


400.20


$ 25,864.85


Welfare Department Unpaid Bills:


For the year 1943


$


8.00


For the year 1944


125.76


For the year 1945


779.87


For the year 1946


1,960.95


$ 2,874.58


For Years 1944, 1945, 1946-Special Appropriation Chapter 179 Acts 1941


$ 413.10


From Willard Donnell Trust Fund


$ 560.65


Old Age Assistance:


Recipients Payrolls


$199,236.73


Paid Other Cities and Towns


1,754.09


$200,990.82


Old Age Assistance Administration:


Salaries, Agent, Accountant and Clerks (in part) $ 9,102.54


Auto Expense


221.96


Telephone


162.59


Office Expense


655.98


Other Expense


126.43


$ 10,269.50


Welfare Department-Payroll in full:


Harold A. McMann, Acting Agent


$ 2,600.00


Lewis Schlotterbeck, Accountant


2,184.66


Mary E. McKenna, Investigator


2,300.00


Nellie T. Hurton, Clerk


1,780.00


Alice B. Whitney, Clerk


1,700.00


Virginia M. Jackson, Investigator · (part of year)


908.35


$ 11,473.01


Infirmary:


Jerry J. Peck, Superintendent


$ 1,760.00


Lena G. Peck, Matron


1,447.14


Anna Meizwa


1,082.14


Groceries and Provisions


4,895.11


Dry Goods and Clothing


276.86 1


Fuel and Light


1,309.63


Care of Buildings


885.57


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Household Supplies


278.40


Medical and Hospital


214.33


Truck Expense and Gasoline


395.99


Seeds and Fertilizer


50.83


Barbering


79.85


Telephone


76.12


Water


124.26


Tobacco


49.04


All Other


252.86


.


$ 13,178.13


Veterans' Benefits:


Veterans' Relief Agent-John Findlay-Salary


$ 690.00


Disbursements-Veterans' Aid and Pensions-Civil, Spanish, World War I and World War II $ 23,183.99


School Department : Willard B. Atwell, Superintendent


$ 5,900.00


R. Edgar Fisher, Assistant Superintendent


4,899.84


$ 10,799.84


Clerical Services :


Pauline E. Meads


$ 2,280.00


Norma B. Jackman


780.94


Priscilla Dolbeare


637.52


Lora E. Harris


1,123.75


Alice M. Kupiec


1,627.50


Thomas F. Kenney, Agent


2,820.00


Ira W. Richardson, Physician


1,312.50


Mary English, Nurse


2,032.50


Pension-Michael Neary


852.67


Telephones


793.69


Committee Expense


598.76


Health


273.41


Motor Vehicle Expense


604.03


Books and Supplies : High School Elementary


$ 11,012.41 6,035.91


$ 17,048.32


Maintenance:


High School


$ 6,691.20


Elementary


7,784.71


$ 14,475.91


Teachers' Salaries: High School Elementary


$136,680.86


152,940.52


$289,621.38 .


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Janitor Service: High School Elementary


$ 12,772.48 16,991.47


$ 29,763.95


Fuel and Light:


High School


$ 6,265.45


Elementary


8,469.16


$ 14,734.61


Transportation of Pupils


$ 5,313.18


New Power Mower


550.00


Ampro Premier Projector


540.00


610.00


Warren School Fence Other Outlay All Other


590.00


3,803.54


Trade Schools


$392,788.16 $ 2,054.93


Special Appropriations:


West Ward School Alterations


$ 11,072.60


Warren School Alterations


11,606.00


Walton Field Additional Seats


9,496.00


School Additions-Plans and Engineering Ex-


4,600.00


$442,417.53


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT PAYROLL - 1947


Willard B. Atwell


$ 5,900.00


R. Edgar Fisher


4,899.84


Roland H. Kinder


4,815.00


Joseph H. Fanck


4,190.00


Jules I. Philie


4,190.00


William D. Healey


4,092.50


Eliot B. Leonard


4,070.00


Raymond S. Dower


3,990.00


Howard J. Heavens


3,970.00


Arthur A. Fulton


3,897.50


Francis W. Dinan


3,827.50


William B. Black


3,707.50


Bernice L. Caswell


3,692.50


Morton S. Sherman


3,690.00


James M. Walsh


3,633.50


Louis P. Marché


3,606.00


Joseph Cassano


3,585.00


Myron E. Gallop


3,490.00


Thomas C. Murray


3,381.50


pense-Payments from Federal Advances


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243


Donald White


3,373.00


Charles J. Peterson


3,365.00


Walter E. Antunes


3,209.00


Elizabeth V. Upham


3,190.00


Lucian Colucci


3,184.00


Ellen L. Cowing


3,134.00


M. Leo Conway


3,133.60


Antonio J. Ceddia, Jr.


3,099.00


Janet S. Height


2,913.00


Isabella M. Hirst


2,890.00


Alice L. Mason


2,890.00


Ethelyn M. Pattee


2,890.00


Ruth F. Hiatt


2,875.50


Elvira C. Cosman


2,868.25


Harriet D. Dunning


2,847.00


Constance Doyle


2,825.00


Thomas F. Kenney


2,820.00


Louise E. Sheldon


2,790.00


Margaret L. Macdonald


2,788.85


Ruth V. Conley


2,750.00


Ethel M. Wilson


2,713.80


Eleanor K. Abbott


2,702.25


Alice E. Ladieu


2,690.00


Zelda H. Mackenzie


2,690.00


Marjorie T. Bunker


2,683.25


Katherine Nichols


2,682.50


Anna H. Meserve


2,669.75


Charles B. Lally


2,613.70


Bernice A. Bazley


2,590.00


Mary E. C. Geagan


2,590.00


Blanche L. Meserve


2,590.00


Beatrice Moody


2,590.00


Irene F. Norton


2,590.00


Hester A. Walker


2,590.00


Laura A. Hart


2,583.50


Bernice E. Hendrickson


2,583.50


John M. Hennessey


2,556.00


Lydia M. Sullivan


2,538.00


Lyman E. Allen


2,536.70


Lee Pfeiffer


2,490.00


Elizabeth D. Burke


2,453.80


Signe M. Peterson


2,450.00


Ruth B. Spence


2,450.00


Amanda Stephenson


2,450.00


Wilfred Lemos


2,529.60


Anthony M. Kard


2,432.20


Katherine D. Carney


2,430.00


Helen M. Delaney


2,430.00


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Lois I. Jordan




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