Town annual report of the officers of the town of Rockland Massachusetts for the year ending 1945, Part 9

Author: Rockland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1945
Publisher: [Rockland, Mass.] : [Town of Rockland]
Number of Pages: 244


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Balch Bros., & West Co., markers


64 20


Rockland Auto Service, cars


31 00


Tildens' Greenhouse, wreaths


52 00


Lester A. Lyons, expense


. 05


Edward J. Rivard, expense


10 50


Earl Harrington, expense


2 50


U. S. Postoffice, postage


1 00


Mrs. Ruth Hammond, car


6 00


648 02


Under appropriation


1 98


COMPENSATION INSURANCE


Appropriation


1 000 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


81 14


1 081 14


Payments:


Amos Phelps & Son, insurance


1 081 14


1 081 14


LIABILITY INSURANCE


Appropriation


200 00


Payments:


W. B. Woodward, insurance


190 00


190 00


Under appropriation


10 00


INSURANCE FUND - GRAND STAND


Appropriated Special Meeting Oct. 25, 1944 Payments:


1 341 44


None


Available balance


1 341 44


SECRETARY OF FINANCE COMMITTEE


Appropriation - Salary


50 00


Payments:


E. Wayne Harlow, salary


50 00


50 00


FORECLOSURES OF TAX TITLES - LAND COURT Available appropriation Article 19 - 1943 Payments:


248 00


Francis J. Geogan, services .


105 60


Amos Phelps & Son, insurance


4 96


110 56


Available balance


137 44


GARBAGE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL


Appropriation


5 000 00


Payments: Michael Walen, services contract


970 87


160


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


Domenic DelPrete, services contract


3 365 25 4 336 12


Under appropriation


663 88


ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT


Available Balance January 1, 1945 Credits:


517 66


Harry A. Davenport, use of mixer


9 00


,Gerald Keane, use of mixer 6 00


Alpha L. Paulding, use of mixer


11 25


Town of Abington, use of sand spreader


30 00


Available Balance


573 91


REEDS POND


1 500 00


Payroll


1 011 25


Lewis Patry, supplies


5 00


A. Wainshilbaum, services


12 00


Rockland Hardware, supplies


4 95


Tovia Jarvinen, sand and loam


42 63


H. A. Cook, services


5 50


West Side Garage, services


2 00


Rome Brothers, supplies


10 49


Fred S. Delay, supplies


83


Rockland Coal & Grain, supplies


9 42


Richard Fratus, repairing raft


40 00


C & D Hardware, supplies


8 32


Thomas V. Mahon, misc. supplies


85


Old Colony Crushed Stone, dust


10


Rockland Standard, cards


4 25


McManus Box Company, supplies


20 00


Brockton Edison Co., service


9 49


William Eamon, services


147 56


1 348 64


Under appropriation


151 36


HONOR ROLL


Available balance


101 03


Appropriation Article 37, 1945


450 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund Sept. 24


100 00


651 03


Payments:


New Eng. Advertising, plates


61 06


Nokes Sign Shop, services


25 00


Brockton Edison Co., services


10 59


Amos A. Phelps & Son, insurance


34 32


130 97


Available balance


520 06


BINDING BOOKS - TOWN CLERK


Available balance Appropriation Article 26, 1945


5 86


100 00


105 86


Payments:


Standard Modern, binding


87 50


87 50


Available balance


18 36


Appropriation Payments:


161


TOWN OF ROCKLAND


MEMORIAL LIBRARY REPAIRS


Available balance Article 8, 1944


89 15


Payments:


Rockland Hardware, supplies


6 85


6 85


Available balance


82 30


ALTERATION OF NORTH AVENUE CORNER


Available balance Article 27, 1944


105 07


Payments:


Howland Eng. Service, plan


7 50


7 50


Available balance


97 57


CHAPTER 90 NORTH AVENUE AND WEBSTER STREET


Available balance Articles 33 and 34, 1944 132 76


Credits:


County of Plymouth 1/3 cost


955 75


Comm. of Massachusetts 1/3 cost


955 75


To revert to E & D account in accordance with vote 1944


2 044 26


FOREST STREET SIDEWALK


Available balance Transfer from WPA Article 22, 1942 Payments:


200 00


None


Available balance


200 00


PURCHASE OF TRACTOR


Appropriation Article 29 - 1942


2 000 00


Payments:


None


Available balance


2 000 00


PURCHASE OF FIRE TRUCK


Appropriation Article 17 - 1941 balance Payments:


None


Available balance


18 80


WATER TANK CONSTRUCTION


Appropriation Article 19 - 1936 balance Payments:


None


Available balance


141 22


INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING SYSTEM HONOR ROLL Appropriation Article 31, 1944


125 00


Payments:


William Thorpe, services


125 00


125 00


COMPENSATION INSURANCE FOR FIREMEN


Appropriation Article 6 - 1945 Payments:


261 25


George H. Crawford, insurance


261 25


261 25


18 80


141 22


162


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


LINCOLN SCHOOL PLAYGROUND


Appropriation Article 7 - 1945 Payments:


2 000 00


Available balance


2 000 00


None


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM


Appropriation Article 11 - 1945 Payments:


1 500 00


None


Available balance


1 500 00


SIDEWALK - HOWARD STREET


Appropriation Article 14 - 1945 Payments:


Payroll


407 63


Old Colony Crushed Stone, supplies


50 00


Rockland Coal & Grain, cement


34 60


492 23


Under appropriation


7 77


CATCH BASINS AND DRAIN CENTRAL STREET Appropriation General WPA Fund Article 15 - 1945 2 000 00


Payments: Payroll


1 394 50


So. Eastern Const. Co., cement bit.


177 96


E. L. LeBaron Foundry, grates


141 12


Rockland Coal & Grain, cement


6 40


M. F. Ellis Co., lanterns


37 00


N. E. Concrete Pipe Co., pipe


240 18


1 997. 16


Under appropriation


2 84


BEAL STREET EXTENSION


Appropriation Article 22 - 1945, Transfer from Article 2 Payments:


300 00


Payroll


210 75


Trimount Bit. Products, supplies


88 79


299 54


Under appropriation


46


REMOVAL OF LIMBS - WEBSTER STREET


Appropriation


135 00


Payments:


134 65


134 65


Under appropriation


35


BATH HOUSE AND STORAGE ROOM - REEDS POND


Appropriation Article 28 - 1945 Payments:


1 500 00


Rockland Coal & Grain, supplies 5 98


Rockland Hardware, supplies 6 30


Tovia Jarvinen, constructing building


706 53


Harold DeYoung, painting 20 00


281 60


Walter Cushing, services


Rome Brothers, supplies 4 80


J. S. McCallum, plumbing


300 00


Payroll


500 00


163


TOWN OF ROCKLAND


C. & D. Hardware, supplies


4 95


William T. McCarthy, signs


3 00


Call Drug Store, disinfectant


1 57


Bemis Drug Co., clock


1 82


Rockland Standard, cards


2 75


Richard Fratus, services


4 50


1 343 80


Under appropriation


156 20


CATCH BASIN AND DRAIN - REED STREET Appropriation Article 32 - 1945 Payments:


800 00


Payroll


646 20


M. F. Ellis Co., lanterns


37 00


Green's Service Station, gas


1 75


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co., grates


37 30


George W. S. Hyde, services


4 25


N. E. Concrete Pipe Co., pipe


51 75


Rockland Coal & Grain, cement


1 57


779 82


Under appropriation


20 18


CATCH BASIN AND DRAIN - GEORGE STREET Appropriation, Article 34 - 1945


400 00


Payments:


Payroll


267 75


Rockland Coal & Grain, cement


3 14


So. Eastern Const. Co., blocks


77 89


E. L. LeBaron Co., grates


34 28


383 06


Under appropriation


16 94


SIDEWALK AND CURB - FLORENCE STREET Appropriation from general WPA Fund Article 36 - 1945 650 00 Payments:


Payroll


507 38


Rockland Coal & Grain, cement


36 85


Old Colony Crushed Stone, asp. con.


96 73


640 96


Under appropriation


9 04


LADDER TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT


Appropriation Article 39 - 1945


5 000 00


Transferred from E & D Account


Article 39 - 1945 11 500 .00


16 500 00


Payments:


JR. - SR. HIGH AND MCKINLEY SCHOOL - MEMO WARRANT Appropriation Article 40 - 1945 500 00


Payments:


Old Colony Gas, service


20 80


Water Dept., service


74 80


Brockton Edison Co., service


278 15


Abington Coal Co., supplies


50 00


Maurice L. Mullen, services


37 25


W. B. Woodward, insurance


39 00


500 00


164


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


REPAIRS TO MEMORIAL LIBRARY


Appropriation Article 42 - 1945 Payments:


1 500 00


Joseph Crovo, labor and materials


538 20


538 20


Available balance


961 80


DUMP TRUCK - HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Appropriation Article 44 - 1945


2 400 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


50 00


Payments: None


WAR BONDS - MEMO WARRANT


Appropriation from E & D Account, Article 45 Payments:


25 000 00


Rockland Trust Co., bonds


25 000 00


25 000 00


SCHOOL DEPT. LINCOLN SCHOOL BUILDING FUND Memo Warrant


Transferred from Reserve Fund 1944 Payments:


750 00


None


PAYROLLS - 1945 HIGHWAY REPAIR ACCOUNT


Harold Corcoran


$ 606 00 William Bell (truck)


120 00


Earl Corcoran


12 00


Henry Lombard


247 50


Edward Croke


388 50


Edward Broughan Patrick Mahoney (truck)


6 00


James Spillane


387 00


Joseph Chadwick


261 00


Martin Cashman


73 50


Herbert Gurney


6 00


Domenic Botto


138 00


Victor Shimkus


333 00


William Green (truck


63 00


Arthur Smith


367 00


Arthur Casey (truck)


8 00


Richard Joyce


93 00


Toiva Jarvinen (truck)


90 00


William Eamon


43 00


William Brown


126 00


D. Menard


141 75


Bernard Cull


42 00


Thomas Murrill (truck) 192 50


James Maloney


12 00


George Harris


78 00


John Trongeau


James Crowley


127 50


George Beverly


46 50


Efsthios Litsas


103 50


DECENNIAL CENSUS


Mrs. Charles Horn


$267 00 Annie Garrity


244 00


Thomas Morrissey


172 00


TREE DEPARTMENT


Matti Jarvinen


(truck)


$ 210 00


Albert Marcotte (truck)


420 00


Jack Cahill


20 00


172 00


Alfred Metivier


436 40


John Bryson Albert Marcotte (labor)


62 00


Domenic DelPrete (truck)


91 00


Andrew Mastro


9 00


Robert Lewis


6 00


Harold Inkley


72 00


Ralph Tedeschi


339 00


227 50


$4 686 75


$683 00


2 450 00


165


TOWN OF ROCKLAND


Edmund DelPrete


6 00


Harold Tower 3 00


Domenico DelPrete, Jr.


6 00


Parker Tisdale 3 00


William Kane


6 00


Earl Corcoran 3 00


CLEANING UNION STREET


Ralps Tedeschi


$ 60 00 Edward Croke


6 00


Harold Corcoran


6 00 Joseph Chadwick


42 00


Herbert Gurney


12 00


Michael Bowen 66 00


James Spillane


6 00


$198 00


PARK DEPARTMENT


Joseph Meade


$ 773 25


Lloyd Wood


36 75


Herbert Gurney


785 25


Victor Shimkus


49 50


William Eamon


768 00 James Spillane


49 50


Timothy White


636 75 Martin Cashman


18 00


Edward Broughan


330 75 Edward Casey


4 50


John White


6 00


Ralph McVein


54 00


CATCH BASINS AND DRAINS


Harold Corcoran


$157 50


William Brown


12 00


Edward Croke


87 75


Bernard Cull


35 25


Herbert Gurney


9 00


D. Menard


16 50


Joseph Chadwick


48 00


Henry Lombard


18 00


Ralph Tedeschi


66 00


Domenic Botto


48 00


James Spillane


84 00


John Trongeau


18 00


Arthur Smith


45 00


Arthur Casey (truck)


24 00


Richard Joyce €


12 00


George Beverly


42 75


Victor Shimkus


30 00


$753 75


REED'S POND IMPROVEMENT


John Dillon


$ 27 00


Richard Fratus


7 00


Harold DeYoung


344 25


Joseph Pederzioli


4 00


Robert Crane


66 00


Edward Croke


6 00


Richard Joyce


6 00


William Blakeman


9 00


Thomas Mahon


357 00


Edward Broughan


2 25


Charles Petrizzi


39 00


John Scott


J. Fresina


62 75


(Life Guard)


63 50


J. Phinney


17 50


$1 011 21


BOARD OF HEALTH


M. F. McCraith John McCraith


$880 50


Walter McCabe (truck)


3 00


William Fox


826 50


Eugene Sheehan


3 00


Thomas Murrill (truck)


280 00.


John Kelliher


5 25


$2 853 25


MOTH DEPARTMENT


Alfred Metivier


$247 00 Albert Marcotte (truck)


217 00


Domenic DelPrete (truck)


14 00


John Bryson


28 00


Matti Jarvinen


42 00 Harold Inkley


48 00


William Santry


11 25


(truck)


Chester Lincoln


19 50


824 25


$1 525 40


$3 512 25


166


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


Albert Marcotte 32 00


ARTICLE 23


John Bryson


$ 36 00 Alfred Metivier 30 40


Albert Marcotte (truck)


68 25


TIN CAN COLLECTION, COM. PUBLIC SAFETY


Harold Corcoran


$ 12 00 Ralph Tedeschi


19 50


Joseph Chadwick


19 50


William Eamon 7 50


$58 50


ARTICLE 15 - CATCH BASINS AND DRAIN, CENTRAL ST


Ralph Tedeschi


$ 132 00


William Green (truck)


161 00


Harold Corcoran


96 00


William Brown


6 00


Efsthois Litsas


6 00


Harold Corcoran


Henry Lombard


103 50


(laying C. Basin)


33 00


James Crowley


18 00


John Trongeau


30 00


James Spillane


103 50


William Bell (truck)


38 00


Edward Croke


126 00


William Green ‘ C. Basin labor)


36 00


D. Menard


50 25


William Green®


9 00


Victor Shimkus


102 00


George Beverly


12 00


Arthur Smith


102 00


Bernard Cull


12 00


Henry Parmenter


14 25


$ 1 394 50


CLEANING UP AROUND TREE PLOT AT PARK


Patrick Mahoney


James Spillane 4 50


(truck)


$ 10 50


Henry Lombard 4 50


$ 19 50


ARTICLE 36 - SIDEWALK AND CURB ON FLORENCE ST.


Harold Corcoran


$ 60 00


Victor Shimkus


30 00


Edward Croke


51 00


Ralph Tedeschi


57 00


James Spillane


33 00


Domenic Botto


33 00


Martin Cashman


24 00 Bernard Cull


33 00


Arthur Smith


33 00 D. Menard


30 38


Henry Lombard


33 00


William Brown


27 00


Joseph Chadwick


51 00


William Bell (truck)


12 00


$ 507 38


ARTICLE 14 - SIDEWALK AND CURB ON WEST SIDE OF HOWARD ST., VERNON ST. TO CRESCENT ST.


James Spillane


$ 30 00 Edward Croke 30 00


Domenic DelPrete


36 00 Harold Corcoran


78 00


Bernard Cull


00 D. Menard 2 13


William Brown


6


: 00


Joseph Chadwick


12 00


Victor Shimkus


30 00 Ralph Tedeschi


30 00


Henry Lombard


50 Arthur Smith 30 00


Martin Cashman


30 00


James Maloney


18 00


SIDEWALKS


$ 407 63


Henry Lombard


$ 24 00 John Trongeau 24 00


Joseph Chadwick


126 00


:


Martin Cashman


78 00


$628 00


$134 65


167


TOWN OF ROCKLAND


Arthur Smith


24 00


Harold Corcoran


54 00


Victor Shimkus


21 75


Edward Croke


36 00


James Spillane


18 00


Ralph Tedeschi


15 00


Bernard Cull


27 75 Joseph Chadwick


3 00


D. Menard


13 50


George Beverly


6 00


Domenic DelPrete


24 00


TARVIA


Michael Bowen


John Trongeau


108 00


(truck)


$ 173 25


Harold Corcoran


159 75


Arthur Casey


William Brown


37 50


(truck)


171 50


D. Menard


69 75


Toiva Jarvinen


Victor Shimkus


83 23


(2 trucks)


350 00


James Spillane


83 25


Matti Jarvinen (truck)


175 00


William Condon (truck)


28 00


(truck)


175 00


William Bell (truck)


14 00


William Green (truck)


77 00


Patrick Mahoney (truck)


82 25


Arthur Smith


120 75


George Beverly


63 00


Bernard Cull


111 75


Edward Broughan


30 00


Edward Croke


120 75


Leo Banville


30 00


Domenic Botto


132 75


Joseph Chadwick


6 00


ARTICLE 22 - BEAL ST. EXTENSION


George Beverly


$ 18 00


James Spillane


12 00


Harold Corcoran


18 00


John Trongeau


12 00


Arthur Smith


12 00


Leo Banville


12 00


Henry Lombard


12 00


Patrick Mahoney (truck)


22 75


Domenic Botto


18 00


William Eamon


Bernard Cull


12 00


(roller)


8 00


Edward Croke


21 00


Joseph Chadwick


9 00


Victor Shimkus


12 00


$ 210 75


ARTICLE 32 - REED ST. DRAIN


Harold Corcoran


$ 117 20


John Trongeau


51 75


George Beverly


60 75


James Spillane


51 75


Henry Lombard


48 00


Bernard Cull


48 75


Domenic Botto


51 75 Edward Croke


63 75


Victor Shimkus


51 75


William Green


28 00


Arthur Smith


51 75


Ralph Tedeschi


21 00


$ 646 20


ARTICLE 34 - CATCH BASINS AND DRAINS - GEORGE STREET


Harold Corcoran


$48 00


James Spillane


12 00


Edward Croke


48 00


Domenic Botto


30 00


Victor Shimkus


12 00


Joseph Chadwick


21 75


John Trongeau


6 00


Ralph Tedeschi


24 00


George Beverly


36 00


Bernard Cull


24 00


Arthur Smith


6 00


Ralph Tedeschi


12 00


Thomas Murrill


Henry Lombard


120 75


$ 2 535 25


Edward Broughan


12 00


$ 291 00


Total $257 75


RECAPITULATION OF AMOUNTS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDITURES * Denotes Unexpended Balance December 31, 1945, Available in 1946


Classification of Accounts


Available Previous Year


Transferred Reserve Appropriated Fund


Expended


Balance


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator, salary


75 00


75 00


Selectmen, Chairman, salary


2 600 00


2 600 00


Selectmen,


Clerk, salary


500 00


500 00


Selectmen, Selectmen, Legal Srvices


200


00


135 80


64 20


Selectmen, Sundry Expense


150


00


75 82


74 18


Rationing Board


230 77


800 00


1 011 64


19 13


Civilian Defense ....


2 026 23


442


04


1 584 19


Auditors, Chairman, salary


160 00


160


00


Auditors, Associate members, salaries


300


00


300 00


Auditors, Sundry expense


10 00


00


10 00


Treasurer, Salary


2 000 00


2 000 00


Treasurer, Clerical assistance


832


00


832


00


Treasurer, Sundry expense


497 00


492 23


4 77


Assessors, Clerk, salary


2 100 00


2 100 00


Assessors,


Associate members, salaries


1 366 00


1 366 00


Assessors,


Chief Clerk, salary


1 560


00


1 560 00


Assessors, Clerical Assistance


228 00


228 00


Assessors, Auto expense


208 00


208


00


Assessors, Sundry Expense


646 72


646


23


49


Collector, salary


2 4 00


2 400 00


Collector, Clerical assistance


400


00


400


00


Collector, Sundry expense


1 350 00


1 268 09


81 91


Town Clerk, salary


2 000 00


2 000 00


Town Clerk, Sundry expense


200 00


168 37


31 63


Registrars, Salaries


1 200 00


1 200 00


r


168


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


.


... ...


400 00


400 00


Associate member, salary


Registrars, Clerical Assistance


650 00


637 50


12 50


Registrars, Auto expense


100 00


100 00


Registrars, Sundry Expense


150 00


150 00


Town Offices, rent


1 800


00


1 800 00


Town Offices, janitor


972 00


972 00


Town Offices, Sundry expense


500


00


40 00


530 01


9 99


Elections


000


00


937 80


62 20


Town Report and Poll Book


2 400


00


400 00


2 655 34


144 66


Insurance Town Property


2 600 00


433 07


166 93


* Reserve Fund - Transfers


5 000 00


4 996 14


3 86


Ir PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salary Chief


2 600 00


2 600 00


WSalary Deputy Chief


250 00


250 00


"Salaries Permanent men


9 348 00


9 347 52


48


Salary Substitute drivers


320


00


320


00


MSalary Supt. Fire Alarm


500


00


500


00


TAuto expense


250


00


250


00


Sundry expense


5 975


00


5 592 35


382 65


Forest Fires, payroll


1 000


00


439 25


560 75


Forest Fires, sundry expense


100 00


79 32


20 68


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salary Chief


2 600 00


2 600 00


Salaries patrolmen


11 180 00


10 434 36


745 64


Auto expense


260


00


260 00


Sundry expense


3 379 23


3 212 66


166 57


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Sealer, Salary


500 00


500 00


Sealer, Sundry expense


155 00


143 69


11 31


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


Tree Warden, Sundry expense


1


1 920 00


1 687 53


232 47


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TOWN OF ROCKLAND


169


... ...


RECAPITULATION OF AMOUNTS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDITURES


* Denotes Unexpended Balance December 31, 1945, Available in 1946


Classification of Accounts


Available Previous Year


Transferred Reserve Appropriated Fund


Expended


Balance


Moth Dept., Sundry expense


1 085 00


1 005 88


79 12


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health, salary secretary


100 00


100 00


Board of Health, Salaries associate members


100 00


100 00


Board of Health, Salary Dental Hygienist


1 500 00


00


1 500 00


Board of Health, Sundry expense


4 750 00


4 721 81


28 19


Cleaning Union Street


1 685


00


1 421 99


263 01


Inspector of Animals, salary


150 00


150 00


Visiting Nurse, part payment of salary


1 500 00


1 500 00


Clean-up Week


250


00


250 00


490 32


9 68


Plymouth County Hospital


5 642 49


5 642 49


Food Inspector, salary


1 200 00


950 00


250 00


Dog Officer


250 00


200 00


50 00


HIGHWAYS


Highways, Salary surveyor


1 800 00


800 00


Highways, Auto expense


250


00


250 00


Highways, Sundry expense


5 700


00


300 00


5 980 28


19 72


Catch Basins and Drains


850


00


828 81


21 19


Snow Plow


400


00


50 00


450 00


Tarvia


6 000


00


959 63


40 37


Sidewalk Repairs


600 00


200 00


783 48


16 52


Street Lighting


9 505 56


153 44


Guide Boards and Signs


150 00


98 73


51 27


Beacons


425 00


419 70


5 30


170


SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT


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Snow Removal


13 500 00


13 470 10


29 90


CHARITIES Care of Town cemetery


60 00


60 00


Care of Soldiers' Graves


150 00


150 00


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


Massachusetts Industrial Schools


1 100 00


1 088 45


11 55


Memorial Library


533 61


6 021 39


6 552 14


2 86


INTEREST AND DEBT


Interest and Debt.


20 400


19 988 47


411 53


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Welcome Come Committee


50 00


8 00


42 00*


Fire Insurance Fund


1 621 29


297 51


1 323 78*


WPA General Fund (Transferred $2,650.00)


4 845 34


2 195 34*


Misc. Unclassified


550 00


467 48


82 52


Decennial Census for 1945


500 00


400 00


683 00


217 00*


Park Department


4 310 00


4 308 20


1 80


American Legion, rent


900 00


900 00


Spanish-American War, rent


288 00


288 00


Observance of Memorial Day


600


50 00


648 02


1 98


Compensation Insurance


1 000 00


81 14


. 081 14


Liability Insurance


200 00


190 00


10 00


Insurance Fund - Grand stand


1 341 44


1 341 44*


Secretary Finance Committee, salary


50 00


50 00


Foreclosure of Tax Titles - Land Court


248 00


110 56


137 44*


Garbage Collection


5 000 00


4 336 12


663 88


Road Machinery Account - (Credits $56.25)


517 66


573 91*


Reed's Pond


1 500 00


1 348 64


151 36


Honor Roll


101 03


450 00


130 97


520 06*


Binding Books


5 86


100 00


87 50


18 36*


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100 00


RECAPITULATION OF AMOUNTS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDITURES * Denotes Unexpended Balance December 31, 1945, Available in 1946


Classification of Accounts


Available Previous Year


Transferred Reserve Appropriated Fund


Expended


Balance


Memorial Library, repairs


89 15


6 85


82 30*


Alteration No. Avenue corner


105 07


7 50


97 57*


Chapter 90 No. Ave. and Webster (Credits 1911.50)


132 76


E&D 2 044 26


Forest Street sidewalk


200 00


200 00*


Purchase of Tractor


2 000 00


2 000 00*


Purchase of Fire Truck


18 80


18 80*


Water Tank Construction


141 22


141 22*


Lighting System Honor Roll


125


00


125 00


261 25


261 25


Lincoln School Playground


000 00


2 000 00*


Contributory Retirement pension


1 500 00


1 500 00*


Sidewalk - Howard Street Article 14


500 00


492 23


7 77


Catch Basin and Drain Reed Street Art. 32


2 000 00


1 997 16


2 84


Beal Street Extension


300


00


299 54


46


Removal of Limbs, Art.


135


00


134 65


35


Bath House Reed's Pond Art. 28


1 500 00


1 343 80


156 20


Catch Basin and Dran Reed Street Art. 32


800 00


779 82


20 18


Catch Basin and Drain George Street Art. 34


400 00


383 06


16 94


Sidewalk and Curb Florence Street Art. 36


650 00


640 96


9 04


Ladder Truck (E & D)


11 500 00


5 000


00


16 500 00*


Jr .- Sr. High and McKinley Art. 40


500


00


500 00


Repairs to Memorial Library Art. 42


1 500 00


538 20


961 80*


Dump Truck Highway Dept.


2 400 00


50 00


2 450 00*


War Bonds (E & D)


25 000 00


25 000 00


750 00*


School Dept., Lincoln School


750 00


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Compensation Insurance, firemen


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Report of Highway Department Committee


Fellow Citizens :


The committee appointed by the moderator to study the needs of the Highway Department and make recommenda- tions submit the following report.


First we want to acquaint you with what the Highway Department has on hand to carry out the job of taking care of 46 miles of road and 50 miles of sidewalks:


We own six dozen lanterns.


Five dozen push brooms.


We own 33 dozen shovels, picks, stone forks.


Three pairs of rubber boots.


Three rain coats.


Six refuse barrels.


Two fifty foot clean-out snakes.


Four brush scythes.


Battery Charger.


2000 feet cement curb forms.


Two cement mixers.


Three hand rollers.


Three Wheel Barrows.


One 5 ton Caterpiller tractor, worthless.


One fordson tractor, worthless.


One rebuilt 12 ton roller.


One Burch Power sand spreader.


One Home Made sand spreader. Two Trucks.


We are inadequately equipped to do the work that the roads in a town of our mileage demands.


In view of the fact that there are many pieces of mechanized machinery needed to meet the needs of the department the committee recommends that we adopt a five year program, purchasing a piece each year, until the department is brought up to working standard.


We recommend first the purchase of the most needed machinery, a Sargent Clear Track Tractor, with overhead


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loader, carrying a bulldozer blade, a 21/2 yard snow bucket, and a 3/4 yard digging bucket.


This machine will do 90% of our heavy road work, both summer and winter.


It plows the snow, loads it into trucks, and will quickly clear our highway of heavy snow.


We saw this machine in practical operation in Brook- line, which town has a number of these machines and highly recommended by their highway department.


The cost $8,295.00.


The next piece needed is a Grader, approximately 5500. Then, one more sidewalk tractor, approximately 2000. Next a Ford car tank for resurfacing the streets 1000.


Next a broom attachment for sweeping our streets. This is attched to the small tractor.


That the burden will not fall too heavy on the taxpayers in any one year, we recommend this five year program.


Respectfully submitted,


ABRAHAM LELYVELD, Chairman


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List of Jurors


August 1, 1945


As Prepared by the Selectmen of the Town of Rockland under General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 234, Sec- tion 4.


Name Street and Number


Occupation Carpenter


Appleford, James A., 40 Dexter Rd.


Bailey, John F., 98 Myrtle St.


Shoeworker


Ball, Percy, 121 North Ave.


Shoe Operator Mechanic Laborer


Wire Chief


Salesman


Clergyman Foreman


Insurance


Shoe Operator Shoeworker Fireworks Shoeworker


Weaver Weltmaker Painter


Lineman


Curtis, Howard A., 163 Hingham St. Dalton, William, 131 Plain St. Damon, Frank W., 50 Reed St.


Donovan, Horace A., 64 Hartsuff St. Eamon, William A., 121 Liberty St. Ellis, Fred L., 137 Pleasant St. Emery, Irving E., 25 Prospect St. Farley, Arthur H., 65 Vernon St. Finegan, Albert M., 104 Green St. Finn, Thomas F., 63 Webster St. Forbes, John M., 637 Union St. Forrand, Joseph A., 282 Webster St. Fucillo, Ralph J., 29 Church St.


Shoeworker


Barry, John P., 15 Bigelow Ave. Barstow, Harry C., 156 Webster St. Baxter, Charles G., 487 Market St. Bell, William H., 25 Exchange St. Benham, Carl D., 898 Liberty St. Benner, Guy P., 579 Webster St. Bingham, Ralph W., 54 Emerson St. Brown, William C., 73 Taunton Ave. Burbank, Edward, 25 Hartsuff St. Burns, James L., 159 Union St. Campbell, J. Henry, 77 North Ave. Caplice, James H., 108 Howard St. Chilton, James R., 247 Howard St. Cannaway, Stewart W., 29 Reed St. Cardarelli, Lawrence L., 102 East Water St. Clark, David W., 173 Liberty St.


Caretaker Clerk Electrician Musician Mechanic Shoe Worker Shoe Worker House Officer Night Watchman Shoe Worker Shoe Operative Clerk Retired


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Gerstle, Frederick J., 24 Dexter Rd. Grigg, Irving, 34 Norman St. Gurney, Herbert, 571 Liberty St. Hackett, Linus J., 122 Summit St. Harlow, E. Wayne, 370 Webster St. Harris, Samuel H., 55 William St. Hart, George M., 94 Reed St. Hendrickson, Toivo, 127 Crescent St. Hickey, John S., 52 Belmont St. Holbrook, Frank L., 38 Williams St. Hunt, Charles L., 36 Belmont St. Kellstrand, Ragnar E., 51 Church St. Lamb, John H., 260 E. Water St. Lamkey, John L., 319 Summer St. Leavitt, Ralph L., 35 Highland St. Ledwell, Augustine J., 101 Central St. Lovett, James W., 898 Union St. Lowell, Harold C., 113 Pacific St. Lyon, Lester A., 17 Linden St. Mahon, Thomas, 31 Summit St. Maiorano, Alfonse, 381 W. Water St. Martel, Raymond L., 60 George St. McCarthy, William T., 821 Union St. McPhee, Carlton E., 85 Exchange St. McQuade, John, 45 Beal St.


Moseley, Joseph D., 885 Liberty St. Murray, Basil A., 250 Hingham St. O'Brien, John L., 530 Webster St. O'Donnell, Cyril, 24 Albion St. Osgood, Russell, 959 Union St. Patterson, Henry E. L. 889 Union St. Paulding, Clifford A., 104 Market St. Paulin, John J., 58 Blossom St. Phelps, Edward, Myrtle St. Piper, Clarence W., 207 Crescent St. Poole, Norman C., 58 W. Water St. Rhodenizer, Lee A., 116 Pacific St. Rogers, George W., 62 W. Water St. Rome, Harry L., 46 Beal St.




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