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Census Data as of October 1, 1951
Age
Number of Boys
Number of Girls
Total
0-11 mo.
2
6
8
1
4
3
7
2
4
3
7
3
3
6
9
4
5
4
9
5
5
3
8
6
3
4
7
7
5
5
10
8
4
11
15
9
5
6
11
10
4
2
6
11
6
8
14
12
4
5
9
13
0
2
2
14
3
2
5
15
2
4
6
16
0
5
5
17
2
2
4
Totals
61
81
142
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The above figures represent individuals whose distribution is as follows:
Number of Pre-School children in Hancock Number of pupils attending:
47
Hancock schools
66
New Lebanon High School
13
New Lebanon Elementary School
4
Pittsfield High School
1
Pittsfield Vocational School
1
Bartlett School, Pittsfield
1
Pomeroy School, Pittsfield
1
Stearns School, Pittsfield
2
Berkshire School for Crippled Children
2
Darrow School, New Lebanon
1
Richmond School, Richmond
2
At Home
1
Total
142
MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE SUMMARY Hancock Schools 1950-1951
School
Total Ave. Membership Membership
Ave. Daily Attendance
Aggregate Attendance
Pct. of Attendance
Village (Primary)
21
19.32
17.92
2,924.0
94.09
Gorton School
24
23.65
22.65
3,838.5
95.77
North School
15
14.06
13.75
2,331.5
93.06
Village (Upper)
10
7.70
7.53
1,273.0
97.89
70
64.73
61.85
10,367.0
95.20
Ave. %
Perfect Attendance for Entire 1950-1951 School Year
Dale Christiansen
Dennis LeBarron
Raymond Demary
Jeannette LeBarron
Pamela Derby
Joyce LeBarron
Georgiana Miller
Gladys Miller Francis Trottier Henry Whitman
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Perfect Attendance First Half 1950-1951 School Year
Arnold Alderman
Lois Leab
Doris McDonald
Rita Demary
Ruth Anne Leab
Isabelle Miller
Gerald Derby
Ernest LeBarron
Fred Neumeister
Sherman Derby
James LeBarron
Paul Neumeister
Donald Leab
Norman Rathbun
Perfect Attendance Second Half 1950-1951 School Year Leon Demary
Outside Schools Attended by Hancock Pupils
New Lebanon High School
Elsie Christiansen Evelyn Ellsworth Joan Hunter Mabel LaPier
Marjorie E. Leab Elizabeth Maston
Joan B. Maynard
John F. Maynard
Harriet Rathbun
Arthur H. Rodda Florence Snider Eugene Wetherell Alma Whitman
Marion A. Brewer
New Lebanon Elementary School Pauline D. Gagnon Vivian Gagnon
Margaret J. Hartwell
Darrow School Norman K. Nicholson
Richmond School Sandra J. Rabouin Sue Ann Rabouin
Pittsfield
Stearns School
Allan G. Francis Dianne H. Spaniol
Pittsfield Bartlett School Jennifer E. Nicholson
Pittsfield Pomeroy School Karen L. Spaniol
Pittsfield
High School Suzanne Trottier
Pittsfield Vocational School Donald Rancourt
Berkshire School for Crippled Children James Garceau Sally Garceau
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Annual Tuition Rates Per Pupil
New Lebanon Elementary School
$ 60 00
New Lebanon High School
75 00
Richmond Elementary School 100 00
Berkshire School for Crippled Children
109 40
Pittsfield Vocational School
170 00
Pittsfield Elementary Schools
179 77
Pittsfield Junior High Schools
238 04
Pittsfield High School
249 55
New Lebanon Pupil Transportation Rates $30.00 per contract year for each pupil
Conclusion
In concluding this report, I wish to extend my most grateful appreciation to Chairman Dorothy I. Leab, Charles McDonald, and Ernest Maynard of the Hancock School Committee, and to the teachers, other school employees, and town officials for their cooperation and interest in school matters during 1951.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH ADDISON WILK, Superintendent of Schools.
December 31, 1951
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GRADUATION PROGRAM Hancock Public Schools, Hancock, Massachusetts Hancock Baptist Church Thursday, June 7, 1951, 8.00 P. M.
1. Processional
2. Invocation Rev. Samuel Walker, Williamstown, Massachusetts
3. "We Thank Thee" (Song by Gibb) Hancock School Chorus
4. Welcome Fred C. Neumeister
5. GRADUATION THEME:
"Our Natural Resorces-How We Use and Conserve Them"
1. Animals as a Natural Resource Marjorie Garso
2. Minerals, Air and Water as a Natural Resource Evelyn Ellsworth
3. Soil as a Natural Resource Fred C. Neumeister
6. "God Bless Our Land" (Song by Kountz)
Hancock School Chorus
7. Introduction of Guest Speaker Dr. Joseph A. Wilk
Superintendent of Schools
8. Commencement Address Mr. Harold J. Millett
Principal, C. T. Plunkett Junior High School, Adams, Mass.
9. "Fireflies" (Song by Wilson) Hancock School Chorus
10. Award of Diplomas Mrs. Dorothy I. Leab
Chairman, Hancock School Committee
11. Congratulations to Graduates Everyone
Evelyn Ellsworth
Graduates Marjorie Garso Fred Charles Neumeister
Class Advisor-Mrs. Nellie L. Cameron Supervisor of Music-Mr. Louis V. Bedard Piano Accompanist-Mrs. Perry G. Whitman
Hancock School Chorus
Sopranos: Dale Christiansen, Beatrice Ellsworth, Evelyn Ellsworth, Rita De- mary, David Garso, Marjorie Garso, Thelma Hunter, Eva Jones, Donald Leab, Lois Leab, Ruth Ann Leab, Doris McDonald, Gladys Miller, Paul Neumeister, Charlene Skerkis, John Skerkis, Davida Sumner, Eleanor Sumner, Leata Sum- ner, Barbara Whitman.
Altos: Arnold Alderman, Gerald Derby, William Garso, Jeannette LeBarron, Joyce LeBarron, Carl Moon, Fred Neumeister, Valmore Rancourt, Betty Sumner, Francis Trottier, Gerald Trottier, Donald Whitman.
ANNUAL REPORT
of the TOWN OFFICERS of the TOWN OF HANCOCK MASSACHUSETTS
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For the Year Ending December 31, 1952
Annual Report of the Town Officers
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Town of Hancock Massachusetts
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For the Year Ending DECEMBER 31, 1952
Eagle Printing and Binding Company Pittsfield, Mass. 1953
INDEX
Page
Aid to Dependent Children
16
Assessors' Report .
26
Auditor's Report
23
Board of Health
14
Cemetery
17
Collector's and Treasurer's Report.
25
Community Christmas
14
Department of Public Welfare.
15
Disability Assistance
16
Dutch Elm
17 14
Finance Committee Report
24
Fire Engine .
18 17
Gypsy Moth .
18
Inspector of Animals Report.
35
Inspector of Slaughtering Report
35 4
Jury List .
4-H Club
15
Library
18
Memorial Day
14 31 19
Officers' Salaries
11
Officers of Town.
3
Old Age Assistance.
15
Recapitulation for 1952
21 11
Schools.
14
Selectmen's Report
11
School Calendar
39 40
School Officers
38
School Nurse Report.
51
Superintendent of Schools Report.
45
Town Clerk's Report
29
Town Receipts.
22
Trust Fund Account
25
Warrant.
5
Western Berkshire Welfare District Report.
36
5
Excise Tax Refunds.
Forest Fires
Minutes of 1952 Town Meeting
Miscellaneous
Road Work and Materials
School Committee Report
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OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF HANCOCK
Town Clerk PERRY WHITMAN
Selectmen Board of Health
Board of Public Welfare-Old Age Assistance HOWARD CHRISTIANSEN, Chairman, 1954
HENRY BLAIR, 1953
JOHN WHITMAN, 1955
Assessors HOWARD WHITMAN, 1953
HENRY RODDA, 1954
C. W. CONKLIN, 1955
Road Superintendent HENRY BLAIR
Constable ALLEN TOWNE
School Committee CHARLES McDONALD, 1953
ERNEST MAYNARD, 1954 DOROTHY LEAB, 1955
Library Committee RUTH G. WHITMAN, 1953
HELENA CHRISTIANSEN, 1954 ISABEL CONKLIN, 1955
Auditor LEON H. ROBERTS, JR.
Forest Warden ROBERT BLAIR
Treasurer and Collector JENNIE G. WHITMAN
Moth Superintendent ROBERT G. BLAIR
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Inspector of Slaughter MARK GOULD
Animal Inspector HOWARD CHRISTIANSEN
Sealer of Weights and Measures WILLIAM WHITMAN
Cemetery Committee H. EDGAR WHITMAN, 1953
FLOYD BARBER, 1954 RUSSELL WHITMAN, 1955
Tree Warden ROBERT BLAIR
Finance Committee PERRY G. WHITMAN, 1953
LOUIS J. DEE 1954 CHANDLER W. BROWN, 1955
JURY LIST
ROBERT G. BLAIR H. EDGAR WHITMAN HENRY O. RODDA
CHARLES CHRISTIANSEN, JR.
LOUIS J. DEE GEORGE S. LOVE CLARENCE W. BREWER
PERRY A. WHITMAN
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WARRANT
Berkshire, ss.
Annual Town Meeting, Monday, February 2, 1953. To Allen Towne, Con- stable of the Town of Hancock, Mass.
Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Hancock qualified to vote in election and in Town affairs to meet in the Town Hall in said Hancock on Monday, February 2, 1953, at 9 o'clock a. m. and there to act on the following articles, viz .:
First-To choose the following Town Officers:
One Moderator for one year.
One Town Clerk for one year.
One Selectman for three years. One Assessor for three years.
One Collector and Treasurer for one year.
One Auditor for one year.
One Library Trustee for three years.
One Tree Warden for one year.
One Cemetery Committee for three years.
One Constable for one year.
One School Committee for three years.
One Finance Committee for three years.
And vote on Question No. 1 on ballot.
Note-The following articles will not be acted upon until 10.30 o'clock.
Second-To hear the report of the Selectmen and other town officers and act thereon.
Third-To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning Jan. 1, 1953 and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 14, General Laws.
Fourth-To see if the Town will accept the list of Jurors as made out and posted by the Selectmen.
Robert G. Blair H. Edgar Whitman Charles Christiansen, Jr.
Ernest F. Maynard
George S. Love
Louis J. Dee
Nicholas Hetman
Perry G. Whitman
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Fifth-To see what the Town will vote to pay elected officers for the year 1953.
Sixth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand five hundred seven dollars ($2507.00) or any other sum for Town Officers' Sal- aries. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Seventh-To see if the Town will vote to permit the Board of Selectmen to appoint one of its members as Superintendent of Streets, to the Board of Public Welfare and Old Age Assistance and Aid to Dependent Children, and Inspector of Animals. Salary or remuneration to be fixed in the above vote.
Eighth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) or any other sum for Memorial Day and to select one to take charge of same. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Ninth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand four hundred and five dollars ($1,405.00) or any other sum as requested by the State Department to be used under Chapter 81. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Tenth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand five hundred dollars ($3,500.00) or any other sum for removing snow and care of winter roads and snow fence. (Recommended by Finance Committee.)
Eleventh-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of eight hundred dollars for Chap. 90 Maintenance or any other sum. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twelfth-To see if the Town will appropriate one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or any other sum from the Free Cash in the Treasury for Chap. 90 Construction. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirteenth-To see what the Town will vote to pay Town Laborers.
Fourteenth-To see what the Town will vote to pay Highway Superin- tendent.
Fifteenth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate one thousand six hundred dollars ($1,600.00) or any other sum for Disability Assistance. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Sixteenth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one thousand seven hundred dollars ($1,700.00) or any other sum for Aid to Dependent Children. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
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Seventeenth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate one hundred dollars ($100.00) or any other sum as salary for members of Department of Public Welfare. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Eighteenth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred sixty-five dollars ($165.00) or any other sum for the administration ex- penses of Berkshire Welfare District. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Nineteenth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or any other sum for Board of Public Welfare. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twentieth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate six thousand three hundred dollars ($6,300.00) or any other sum for Old Age Assistance. (Recom- mended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-first -- To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one hundred dollars ($100.00) or any other sum for Welfare District Committee salary. (Rec- ommended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-second-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate four hundred dollars ($400.00) or any other sum for Workman's Liability Insurance. (Recom- mended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-third-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) or any other sum for a Doctor as a member of our Board of Health. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-fourth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or any other sum for the building fund of a new Cen- tral School, from the Free Cash in the Treasury. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-fifth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of twenty-two thousand nine hundred dollors ($22,900.00) or any other sum for Schools. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-sixth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate three hundred dollars ($300.00) or any other sum for books and maintenance of Library and grounds. Also the dog fund $194.81. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-seventh-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate five hundred dollars ($500.00) or any other sum for upkeep of Cemetery. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
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Twenty-eighth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate one hundred dollars ($100.00) or any other sum for Forest Fires and equipment. (Recom- mended by Finance Committee).
Twenty-ninth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate eight hundred dollars ($800.00) or any other sum for Contingent Expenses. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirtieth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate five hundred dollars ($500.00) or any other sum for printing, blanks, stationery and bonds. . (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-first-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of twenty- five dollars ($25.00) or any other sum to be used by the Tree Warden. (Recom- mended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-second-To see if the Town will vote to appropriate one thousand five hundred dollars ($1500.00) from the Overlay surplus account for the Reserve Fund. (Recommended by Finance Commitee).
Thirty-third-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate two hundred fifty ($250.00) or any other sum for Board of Health. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-fourth-To see if the Town will appropriate four hundred sixty dollars ($460.00) or any other sum for the maintenance, operation and housing of the Fire Engine. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-fifth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate fifty dollars ($50.00) or any other sum for 4-H Club work. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-sixth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate seventy- five dollars ($75.00) or any other sum for Community Christmas and appoint a Committee to have charge of same or take any action thereon. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Thirty-seventh-To see if the Town will vote to appropriate twelve thousand three hundred dollars ($12,300.00) to provide for the State's and County's shares of the cost of Chapter 81 and 90 highway work, said sum to be restored to free cash upon receipt of the reimbursements from the State and County.
Thirty-eighth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate three hundred forty-three dollars and seventy-nine cents ($343.79) or any other sum as requested by the Berkshire County Commissioners for retirement board expense. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
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Thirty-ninth-To see if the Town will raise four hundred fifty-eight dollars ($458.00) or any other sum for Dutch Elm Disease control. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Fortieth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate two hundred sixty-four dollars ($264.00) or any other sum for street lights. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Forty-first-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate two hundred fifteen dollars ($215.00) for Gypsy Moth Control Work as required under Mass. General Laws, Chap. 132. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Forty-second-To see if the Town will vote to appropriate from the free cash in the Treasury three hundred dollars ($300.00) or any other sum to re-decorate the Town Hall upstairs. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Forty-third-To see if the voters will vote to ratify and confirm the location of a Horse race track in the Town of Hancock, as approved by the Selectmen.
Forty-fourth-To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to make an agreement with the City of Pittsfield to provide fire protection to that area of the Town extending approximately from the Lebanon Springs Mountain Road south to the Richmond, and from the top of Lebanon Mountain east to the Pittsfield line. (Requested by Stanley Cooke).
Forty-fifth-To see if the Town will vote to have all official meetings open to the public and a record made at each meeting of its minutes, to be kept with the other town records. A notice of said meetings to be posted and published in the two daily papers received in the Town. Meetings to be held in Town Hall or School Houses. (Requested by Augusta D. Whitman).
Forty-sixth-To see if the Town will vote to extend the electric lights to the New York State line and raise a sum of money to pay for same. This would require three new lights. (Requested by Augusta D. Whitman). (Not acted upon by Finance Committee).
Forty-seventh-To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Central School Building Committee to select a site for a Central School Building, providing that such a site meet the approval of the voters. (Requested by School Building Committee).
Forty-eighth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) to be used by the School Building Committee for the hiring of an architect and for other expenses. (Requested by School Building Committee). (Not acted upon by Finance Committee).
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Forty-ninth-To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred sixty-four dollars ($264.00) to pay unpaid Forest Fire bills of 1950.
Fiftieth-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate five dollars ($5.00) or any other sum for Land Damage expense. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Fifty-first-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate five dollars ($5.00) or any other sum for Civilian Defense expense. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Fifty-second-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the planting of shade trees along highways.
Fifth-third-To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to purchase chairs for Town Hall. (Recommended by Finance Committee).
Fifty-fourth-To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
And the Selectmen give notice that the polls will be closed at 6.30 o'clock p. m. and you are hereby directed to serve this warrant by posting at least two attested copies thereof in public places in Town at least seven days before said meeting- hereof fail not and make due returns of your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of the meeting aforesaid.
HENRY BLAIR JOHN WHITAMN HOWARD CHRISTIANSEN
Selectmen of Hancock
ALLEN TOWNE Constable
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT
OFFICERS' SALARIES
William Whitman, Sealer
$ 12.00
C. Wells Conklin, Moderator
10.00
Henry Blair, Selectman
180.00
C. Wells Conklin, Assessor
230.00
Howard Christiansen, Animal Inspector
100.00
Allen Towne, Constable
40.00
John D. Whitman, Selectman
180.00
Mark Gould, Inspector of Slaughter
90.00
Perry A. Whitman, Town Clerk
125.00
Howard Whitman, Assessor
180.00
Jennie G. Whitman, Treasurer and Collector
600.00
Henry Rodda, Assessor
180.00
Leon H. Roberts, Jr., Auditor and Making Report
50.00
Howard Christiansen, Chairman of Selectmen
230.00
Board of Registrars
50.00
Dorothy Leab, Chairman School Committee
150.00
Ernest Maynard, School Committee
75.00
Charles McDonald, School Committee
75.00
$2,557.00
Appropriated
$2,557.00
Expended
2,557.00
ROAD WORK AND MATERIALS
Chapter 81
$1,405.00
State
7,700.00
Expended
9,104.43
Balance
$
.57
Snow and Winter Roads
Appropriated
$3,500.00
Expended
3,474.32
Balance
$25.68
Appropriated, Town
$9,105.00
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Chapter 90-Construction
State
$1,000.00
County
500.00
Town
500.00
Expended
2,000.00
Chapter 90-Maintenance
Appropriated, State
$ 800.00
County
800.00
Town
800.00
$2,400.00
Expended
2,400.00
Labor, Trucks and Material
American Tar Co., material
$1,611.87
John S. Lane & Son, stone
763.34
Edwin O. Cogan, gravel
12.00
H. D. Moore, shovel, bulldozer and trucks
1,083.00
Ernest Maynard, gravel
160.00
Bert Bullion, labor
5.00
Carr Hardware Co., supplies
26.84
Walter Sykes, supplies
27.60
Checkerboard Grain Stores, salt
101.00
Berkshire Gravel Co., sand and stone
293.63
L. H. Sherman, scraper blades
124.65
W. N. Potter Grain Stores, salt
299.13
Commonwealth of Mass., concrete posts
53.90
H. B. Hicks, bolts
3.08
Lane Construction Co., steamix
279.30
T. Southworth Tractor Co., scraper blades
21.06
Berkshire Mill Supply, calcium chloride
258.13
John Griffin, gravel
2.00
Charles Courtot, posts
20.40
New England Metal Culvert Co., culverts
113.84
Raymond Estes, spreader operator
38.40
T. Gaskolka, labor
32.40
E. Converse, labor
20.00
I. Thompson, labor
19.60
R. Armstrong, labor
20.00
Ira Markham, truck and hone
50.80
Peter Traverse, truck
27.50
$2,000.00
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Town of Windsor, truck
$ 67.20
Town of Lanesboro
28.80
D. M. Estes, chip spreader
18.00
Kelly Lumber Co., lumber
154.00
G. H. Hadselle, kerosene
2.32
Lukon, Inc., toxin
99.00
R. M. Gibbs, spraying
63.00
F. Tournier, labor
19.20
J. Bernier, labor
19.20
Fred Williams, truck
30.00
R. Krutiak, truck
60.00
B. Neiroda, truck
48.00
W. Barber, truck
48.00
Fred Moore, crane
136.00
C. H. Fiske, lumber
4.05
John Ahlert, labor
30.00
Henry Blair, Sup't.
2,324.40
John Kalinsky, labor
1,689.50
Harvey Alderman, truck
1,298.50
George Eichenauer, labor
729.50
Robert Blair, labor and truck
585.50
Harvey Lapier, labor
254.00
Robert Leab, tractor and mower
12.00
H. D. Sharp, tractor
369.60
Howard Lapier, labor
3.00
Henry Rodda, labor and truck
290.50
Eugene Wetherell, labor
62.00
Floyd Barber, labor
151.30
Jiminy Peak, Inc., truck
349.00
Russell Whitman, labor and team
260.00
Ernest Maynard, labor
78.25
L. H. Roberts, Jr., labor
280.00
Mark Gould, labor
12.00
Russell Whitman, Jr., labor
3.00
Perry G. Whitman, labor
3.00
John Maynard, labor
35.00
Walter Cooke, truck
198.00
Francis Bush, labor
15.00
Arthur Rodda, labor
20.00
Thom Wadlund, labor
15.00
Reuben Johnson, truck
126.00
Henry Blair, truck
1,519.46
$16,978.75
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SCHOOLS
Appropriated
$19,906.00 505.94
Transferred from Reserve Fund
$20,411.94
Expended
20,076.36
Balance
$335.58
BOARD OF HEALTH
Henry Blair, Chairman
$ 25.00
Ernest Maynard, labor care of dump
150.00
Appropriation
$250.00
Expended
175.00
Balance
$75.00
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
Etta Lapier
$75.00
Appropriation
$75.00
EXCISE TAX RETURNS
G. H. Hadselle
$16.39
John Nicholson
8.29
Helen Lippine
2.41
Dorothy Smith
19.30
Lafayette Culver
2.83
Eleanor Ostrander
5.24
Edward O'Connell
3.43
Alice Williams
16.89
Russell Whitman
17.87
John Sundstrom
4.83
Isabel Conklin
2.83
Elmer Ellsworth
2.20
Nicholas Hetman
5.26
$107.77
MEMORIAL DAY
$50.00
Ruth G. Whitman Appropriation
$50.00
$175.00
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4-H CLUB
Mrs. Mabel Christiansen
Mrs. Ruth M. Whitman
$16.00 10.00
Appropriation
$40.00
Expended
26.00
Balance
$14.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE Town Funds
Appropriation
$4,500.00
Transferred from A. D. C. Account
1,000.00
Expended
$5,500.00
Administration
Appropiation
$500.00
Expended
$500.00
Old Age Assistance Federal Funds
Balance December 31, 1951
$2,432.88
Received Federal Funds
5,010.08
Expended
5,907.10
Balance Federal Funds
$1,535.86
Administration
Balance Federal Funds Dec. 31, 1951
$115.21
Received 1952
98.04
Expended
182.56
Balance
$30.69
DEPT. PUBLIC WELFARE
Appropriation
$1,300.00
Expended
785.80
Balance
$514.20
$26.00
$5,500.00
$7,442.96
$213.25
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A.D.C. Federal Administration
Balance Federal Funds Received
$26.24
34.69
Balance Dec. 31, 1952
$60.93
Town Appropriation
$300.00
Expended
220.00
Balance
$80.00
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Balance Federal Funds
$
336.98
Received Federal Funds
1,903.80
Expended
1,562.97
Balance Dec. 31, 1952
$677.81
Town Funds
Appropriation
$4,200.00
Expended
$2,100.00
Transferred to O.A.A. $1,000, to D.A. $800, to Misc. $300
2,100.00
DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
Appropriation, Town Funds
$1,250.00
Transferred from A.D.C. account
800.00
$2,050.00
Expended
2,050.00
Received Federal Funds
$979.80
Expended
510.81
Balance
$468.9
D.A. Administration
Federal Funds
Received
$18.12
Town Funds
Appropriation
$200.00
Expended
145.00
Balance
$55.00
$ 2,240.78
A. D. C. Administration
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CEMETERY
Floyd Barber, labor
$167.00
Eugene Wetherell, labor
90.00
John Maynard, labor
58.00
Thom Wadlund, labor
29.00
William Maynard, labor
6.00
Harvey Lapier, labor
10.00
John Kalinsky, labor
16.00
Dan Thompson, mower and repairs
48.05
Henry Blair, truck
2.00
G. H. Hadselle, gasoline and oil
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