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REGISTRATION OF MINORS October 1, 1958
Age Group
5-7
7-16
Total
Boys
347
1174
1521
Girls
316
1203
1519
Total
663
2377
3040
Distribution :
In Public Schools
246
1870
2116
In Private Schools
150
476
626
In Vocational Schools
16
16
Institutions
3
5
8
Not in School
264
10
274
Total
663
2377
3040
185
Administrators, Teachers, and Other Employees
December 1958 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Began
Name
1958
Lynwood P. Harriman, A.B., M.Ed. Superintendent
Colby Univ. of Maine
Hyannis
HIGH SCHOOL
1937
Chester M. Downing, Ph.B., M.Ed. Principal
1929
Walter D. Wood, A.B., M.A. Asst. Principal
1945 Doris D. Bruce, B.S.
Dean of Girls, Director of Guidance
1958
Carleton C. Albritton, B.S.
1946 Raymond G. Boyce, B.S., M.Ed.
1957
Marguerite D. Brasor, Ph.B.
1939 Alexander M. Clement, B.S., M.Ed.
1958 Harold Cornforth, Jr., A.B., Ed.M.
1933
Edith K. Dias, A.B.
1954 Donald J. Dufour, A.B., M.Ed.
1939 Melvin Entin, B.S. Director of Athletics and Phys. Educ.
1956 Manuel Fontes, Jr., B.S. M.Ed.
1958 Richard H. Gamble, B.A.
1958
Eugene H. Goldrick, A.B.
1958
William R. Gurnett, B.S. in Ed.
1956 Priscilla P. Hiller
1950
Margaret C. Howland, A.B.
1928 Mabel H. Knipe, A.B., M.A.
1957
Iona J. Kunz, B.S.
Brown Univ.
Clark Univ.
Bridgewater Boston Univ.
So. State Coll.
Fitchburg
Bridgewater
Univ. of Vermont
North Adams
Hyannis
Bates Bridgewater
Brown Univ.
Assumption
Bridgewater
R. I. State
Boston College Bridgewater
Univ. of Mass.
Providence College
Fitchburg
Nasson Wheaton
Tufts
Boston Univ.
Simmons
186
Educated
1941
Helen R. Porter Elementary Co-ordinator
Began 1928 Robert C. Lawton, B.S., M.Ed.
1956
John G. Malcolm, B.S.
1958 Mary S. Mattfield, B.S.
1955 Edith M. Moore, A.B.
1953 Jeanette M. Mulvey
1929 Marie R. Noyer, B.S.
1949 Phillips A. Noyes, A.B., M.Ed.
1955 1955 1953
Diana M. Oliveira, B.S.
Edwin J. Oliveira, B.S., M.Ed.
Avis M. Pillsbury, Ph.B.
1952
Ruth S. Robinson, B.S.
1958 1953
George Rogers, A.B.
Beatrice M. Spence, B.S., M.S.
Educated
Northeastern
Boston Univ.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Boston Univ.
Wheaton
Bridgewater
Salem
Dartmouth
Harvard
Grenoble, France
Salem
Boston Univ.
Brown Univ.
Salem
Providence College
Middlebury
Columbia Univ.
1942 Evelyn L. Martin, Clerk
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
1921
Elizabeth I. Hastings, B.S., M.S. Principal
Boston Univ.
Donald N. Gavin, B.S. Asst. Principal
Dorothy C. Baker, B.S.
Antone Cardoza, A.B. in Ed.
Univ. of Vermont
Regis College
Univ. of N. H.
Univ. of Mass.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Fitchburg N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Bridgewater
Bradford Durfee Inst. of Tech. N. B. Inst. of T. & T. Boston Univ. Bridgewater Fitchburg
James M. Pasquill, B.S.
Edward F. Trainor, B.A., M.Ed.
1958 1955 1942 Cuthbert W. Tunstall 1957 Ida M. Boucher, Clerk
R. I. State
Bridgewater Stonehill College
1955 1958 1958 1934 Edith R. Cromie, B.S.
Constance M. Dauplaise, A.B.
1958 1954 Alice D. Gibbs, B.S. 1954 Eugene M. Grace, B.A. 1958 Mary Ann Hanrahan, B.S. 1956 1958 Joan Ann Parkin, B.S. 1953 1958 Joseph F. Rapoza, Jr., B.S.
Harriet R. Martin, R.N., B.S.
Mercia C. Pike, B.S., M.Ed. Director of Guidance, Librarian
Name
187
EDMUND ANTHONY, JR. SCHOOL
Began
Name
Educated
1932 Mary S. Toledo, B.S., M.Ed. Principal
Framingham
1958
Flora C. Ferguson, B.S.
Univ. of Mass.
1946
Norah C. Mahoney, B.S.
Bridgewater
1954
Hazel S. F. Mendes
Bridgewater
1957
Barbara M. Simmons, A.B.
Hunter College
1958 Carol J. Xifaras, B.S. in Ed.
Bridgewater
EAST FAIRHAVEN SCHOOL
1956
Donald H. Graves, A.B. Principal
Bates
1947
May K. Bennett Asst. Principal
Temple Univ.
1955
Nella B. Bangs
Brattleboro Training
Stonehill College
Boston College
1958
Janet L. Clifford, B.S.
1956
Miriam F. Knox, B.A.
1952 Christina C. Marques
1954 Elizabeth B. Morrill
Westfield
Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Bridgewater
1956
Elina I. Walker
1955 Winifred I. Wertz
1946
Grace Willoughby
Hyannis
OXFORD SCHOOL
1942
Harry Rogers, A.B. Principal
Clark Univ. Harvard Univ. Bridgewater
1944 Eleanor C. Washburn, B.S. Asst. Principal
1956
Helenrae W. Browning, B.S.
1949
Harriett A. Caddell
1958
Dorothy M. Cardoza, B.S.
Irma V. Darwin
1948 1957
Martha A. Berg, B.A.
1952 Martha M. Noyes
Boston Univ.
1954 Dorothy F. O'Neill, B.S.
Bridgewater
1948 Dora C. Pope
Worcester
1958 Donald N. Silveira, B.S.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T. Antioch
1957 Cecilia M. Urquiola
Mt. Holyoke
Hyannis
Josephine A. Perry Anne Surinski, B.S.
1946 1937 1947 Hazel W. Thompson
Fitchburg
Hyannis
Purdue Univ.
Bridgewater Bridgewater Univ. of Mass.
188
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
1957 Victor L. Brunette, B.S., M.Ed.
ROGERS SCHOOL
Name
Educated
Bridgewater
1945 1958 1953 1956 1948 1958 1948 1954
Pearl E. Wilbor Asst. Principal
Priscilla Bouchard, A.B.
Eastern Nazarene
Mary Carr
Chaloner Durfee, B.A., Th.B.
Barrington Bible North Adams
Margaret L. Hammersmith
Leah B. Howland
Fredericton, N. B.
Margaret A. Manghan, B.S., M.Ed.
Bridgewater
1958
Ruth H. Maxfield
Bridgewater
1925
Helen L. Newton
Bridgewater
1941
Dorothy B. Rogers
Framingham
JOB C. TRIPP SCHOOL
1947
Edythe Rankin Principal
McGill Univ.
1957
Pauline E. Desmarais, A.B.
Stonehill College
1956
Eleanor M. Hacking, B.A.
Houghton
1945
Cleanthy Rogers, B.S.
Framingham
1957 1922
Beverly A. Tunstall, B.S.
Bridgewater
Mildred E. Webb
Bridgewater
SUPERVISORS AND SPECIAL TEACHERS
1944
Marguerite A. Johnson Director of Vocal Music
N. E. Conservatory
1957 1953 1953
Leo A. Balandyk Director of Instrumental Music Anne Gonsalves Instrumental Music Teacher
Blanche T. Moreau
Instrumental Music Teacher
1957
Elizabeth L. Mandell Supervisor of Art Melvin Entin, B.S. Director of Phys. Educ. and Athletics Richard H. Norman, B.S.
School of Museum of Fine Arts R. I. State
1939 1958
1958
Supervisor of Physical Educ., Baseball Harold Cornforth, Jr., A.B., Ed.M. Asst. Football, Track Coach
Univ. of Mass.
Assumption Bridgewater
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Began 1945
Ruth B. Wilbur Principal
Plymouth, N. H.
Evlyne B. Greenfield
Educated
Began Name
1955 Donald N. Gavin, B.S. Supervisor of Physical Educ.
R. I. State
1952 Anne F. Hayes, B.S. Supervisor of Physical Educ.
Bridgewater
1958 Marjorie A. Nunes, B.S. Supervisor of Physical Educ.
Bridgewater
1943
Louise F. Dennie, R.N. School Nurse, Supervisor of Attendance
1957
Edward A. Twarog Tennis Coach
CUSTODIANS AND ENGINEERS
Began
Name
Assignment
1958
Frank Perry, Engineer
High School
1944
James J. Hanlon, Steam Fireman
High School
1952
Leonard Roderick, Senior Custodian
High School
1942
Richard H. Jenney, Junior Custodian
High School
1951 1958
Evelyn M. Rosa, Matron
High School
1946
Samuel J. Gillespie, Senior Custodian
Jr. High School
1958
Raymond H. Bennett, Junior Custodian
Jr. High School
1950
William V. Dean, Senior Custodian
Rogers Anthony
1947 1950 1955
Leland S. Rose, Senior Custodian Mary M. Romero, Matron
E. Fairhaven
1936
Edward Richard, Senior Custodian
Oxford
1953
Mary B. Smith, Matron
Oxford
1947
James B. Hughes, Junior Custodian
Tripp
MAINTENANCE MEN
1952
Lawrence V. Robinson,
Building Maintenance Foreman
1951
George H. Tripp,
Building Maintenance Craftsman
1954
Maurice L. Stevens,
Building Maintenance Craftsman
LUNCHROOM EMPLOYEES
1951 Ethel E. Dobson, Director and Manager
1948 Mary L. Morang, Cook and Asst. Manager
High School
1955 Elsie Aiken, Cook
High School
1953 Maude Grindrod, Helper
High School
1956 Mary Hennessey, Helper
High School
Lester C. Pierce, Junior Custodian
High School
Walter Marsh, Junior Custodian
E. Fairhaven
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Began
Name
Assignment
Mildred Davidson, Helper (Part-time)
High School
lda M. Francis, Helper
High School
Loretta Johnson, Helper
High School
Beatrice R. Long, Helper (Temporary)
High School
Mary S. Perry, Helper
High School
Edith Rogers, Cashier, (Part-time)
High School
Mary A. Shurtleff, Helper
High School
Alice M. York,
High School
Clerk and Cashier, (Part-time)
Vida G. Greene, Cook and Asst. Manager
E. Fairhaven
Anita P. Rose, Helper
E. Fairhaven
Mary J. Barcellos, Helper
E. Fairhaven
Stella P. Chartier, Helper (Part-time)
E. Fairhaven
Bertha Pierce, Cashier (Part-time)
E. Fairhaven
Leola M. Shurtleff, Helper
E. Fairhaven
Mabel Casey, Helper
Oxford
Ethel M. Chartier, Helper (Temporary)
Oxford
Grace Foley, Cook and Asst. Manager
Oxford
Barbara J. Morgan, Cashier (Part-time)
Oxford
Rosamond D. Camara, Helper
Oxford
Doris C. Hadfield, Cook and Asst. Manager Rose Moniz, Helper
Jr. High School
Jr. High School
Evelina G. Rose, Helper
Jr. High School
Gladys M. Smith, Helper
Jr. High School
Ruth D. Wyzga, Helper
Jr. High School
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1958 1955 1958
1958 1958 1956 1956 1955
1953 1955 1956 1958 1956 1932 1952 1958 1953 1956 1955 1953 1958 1958 1958 1958
Annual Town Meeting
MARCH 8, 1958
The regular Annual Town Meeting was called to order by Moderator Richard G. Ruby at 1:09 P.M.
The following Town Meeting Members were present:
At Large 28
Precinct 1 63
Precinct 2 61
Precinct 3 64
Precinct 4 55
Precinct 5 51
Precinct 6
33
355
Invocation was given by Rev. John Maddaford.
Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn to office by the Town Clerk were: Edward B. Spooner, William J. Kerwin and Armand A. Guilmette.
Unanimously voted : to relieve the Moderator from read- ing each Article in its entirety.
Unanimously voted: that all appropriations voted be placed in the 1958 tax levy, unless otherwise specified.
MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK
Article 1. Unanimously voted: to instruct the Selectmen to appoint Meas- urers of Wood and Bark at a later date.
TOWN REPORT
Article 2. Unanimously voted: that the Annual Report of the Town officers be received.
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TOWN CHARGES
Article 3. Item 1. SCHOOLS
Vote on the $623,224.42 (by Mr. Gonsalves) defeated. Voted ("overwhelmingly"): the appropriation of $590,106.42 (which includes $200.00 for out of state travel)-$587,843.93 of which to be placed in 1958 tax levy, and $2,262.49 to be transferred from the Dog Fund, for the support of the public schools; of these funds the sum of $34,920.00 to be used for transportation of students, and the sum of $1,600.00 to be used for installation of lighting at the East Fairhaven School; and the sum of $4,300. to be used for the Lunch Program. Unanimously voted: appropriations for Town Charges as follows:
Item 2. SELECTMEN'S OFFICE EXPENSE $ 5,785.00
Item 3. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION 11,700.00
Item 4. PUBLIC WELFARE MAINTENANCE 25,000.00
Item 5. AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN 25,000.00
Item 6. OLD AGE ASSISTANCE MAINTENANCE
168,000.00
Item 7. DISABILITY ASSISTANCE MAINTENANCE
5,000.00
Item 8. VETERANS' BENEFITS
50,000.00
Item 9. TOWN INFIRMARY
7,700.00
Item 10. TOWN ACCOUNTANT, Salary & Expense
2,600.00
Item 12. SAFETY COUNCIL
25.00
Item 14. FIRE ALARM MAINTENANCE
2,945.00
Item 15. FOREST FIRES
100.00
Item 16. BUILDING INSPECTION
2,200.00
Item 17.
SALARY OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
1,000.00
Item 18. SALARY OF SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS 4,200.00
Item 19. HIGHWAYS
73,777.60
Item 20.
ENGINEERING EXPENSE
4,000.00
Item 21. COLLECTION OF RUBBISH
18,950.00
Item 23. SEALER OF WEIGHTS & MEASURES
1,400.00
Item 24. UNION WHARF
1,000.00
Item 25. SALARY OF WHARFINGER 350.00
Item 26. TOWN MEETING EXPENSE
2,225.00
Item 27. TOWN HALL 12,000.00
Item 29. TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE EXPENSE
($196. out of state travel) 4,358.80
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Item 30. TOWN TREASURER'S OFFICE EXPENSE 4,440.28
Item 31. TOWN DEBT 130,800.00
Item 32. ACCRUED INTEREST 70,350.00
Item 33. INTEREST ON REVENUE LOANS
1,000.00
Item 34. TOWN COLLECTOR'S OFFICE EXPENSE 5,407.40
Item 35. ASSESSORS' OFFICE EXPENSE 2,914.00
Item 36. DUTCH ELM DISEASE
3,250.00
Item 37. INSECT PEST CONTROL-Chap. 660
4,000.00
Item 39. DENTAL CLINIC
1,350.00
Item 40. DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZATION
225.00
Item 41. COLLECTION OF GARBAGE
9,500.00
Item 42. SEWER & WATER MAINTENANCE (includes $100. out of state travel)
35,614.00
Item 43. ELECTION & REGISTRATION
9,478.00
Item 44. PLANNING BOARD
350.00
Item 46. BOARD OF APPEALS
150.00
Item 47. HYDRANT RENTAL
12,900.00
Item 49. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
8,500.00
Item 50. MEMORIAL DAY
500.00
Item 51. RESERVE FUND
20,000.00
Item 52. WOODSIDE CEMETERY
300.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Item Il. Vote on $61,706.68 (by Walter Borowicz) defeated. Unanimously (except for 1 or 2) voted: the appropria- tion of $59,906.68 for the Police Department which in- cludes $60.00 for out of state travel.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Item 13. Vote on $50,000.00 (by Robert R. Norris) defeated. Voted: 175-94 the appropriation of $48,793.00 for the Fire Department, which includes $50.00 for out of state travel.
SHELLFISH INSPECTION
Item 22. Vote on $3,655.00 defeated (Joseph B. Goulart). Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $2,950.00 for Shellfish Inspection.
LEGAL EXPENSE
Item 28. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $3,000.00 for Legal Expense.
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Item 38. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $4,695.00 for Board of Health, Maintenance and Administration.
PARK DEPARTMENT
Item 45. Vote on $9,940.00 (John Harrison) defeated. Unanimously ("with one or two exceptions") voted: the appropriation of $9,770.00 for the Park Department.
STREET LIGHTING
Item 48. Vote on $24,340.32 (Walter Silveira) defeated. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $14,605.56 for Street Lighting.
COMPENSATION OF ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
Article 4.
Unanimously voted: the following appropriations for Compensa- tion of Elected Town Officers:
a. Salary of Selectmen ($800.00 for each)
$2,400.00
b. Salary of Board of Public Welfare ($400.00 for each board member)
1,200.00
c. Salary of Town Clerk
1,200.00
d. Salary of Town Treasurer
3,400.00
e. Salary of Town Collector
3,740.00
f. Salary of Assessors ($3,000 for each)
9,000.00
g. Salary of Moderator
100.00
h. Salary of Tree Warden
200.00
i. Salary of Board of Health ($240.00 for each) 720.00
j. Salary of Sewer & Water Commissioner ($250.00 for each board member) 750.00
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
Article 5. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $3,500.00 to hire nursing services. Said appropriation to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen for health and child welfare programs.
MILLICENT LIBRARY
Article 6. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $23,839.00 for the support of the Millicent Library.
CIVIL DEFENSE
Article 7. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $2,955.00 for the Civil Defense program.
BORROW MONEY IN ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE
Article 8. Unanimously voted: 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 January 1, 1958, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable
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in 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 44, General Laws.
TAX TITLE EXPENSE
Article 9. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $2,300.00 for Tax Title Expense.
CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT
Article 10. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $8,526.00 for Contributory Retirement System, of which $8,046.00 is for payments to the System, and $480.00 for expenses and administration.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE
Article 11. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $7,462.77 for Workmen's Compensation and Employers' liability insurance.
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES' PUBLIC LIABILITY
Article 12. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $2.000.00 for insurance providing indemnity to any officer, or employee of the Town against loss by reason of his liability to pay damages to others for bodily injuries or for damage to property caused by the oper- ation within the scope of his official duties, or employment. of motor vehicles owned by the Town.
INSURANCE ON TOWN BUILDINGS
Article 13. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $8,060.00 to continue in force the mutual insurance now in effect and covering the town properties.
FIRE INSURANCE ON EQUIPMENT
Article 14. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $200.00 for fire insurance on all the motor equipment of the Town.
EMPLOYEES' GROUP INSURANCE
Article 15.
Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $11,035.00 for the Town's
share of group insurance for persons in the service of the Town.
BRAE ROAD ACCEPTANCE
Article 16.
Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Brae Road, 40 feet wide,
from Sconticut Neck Road westerly to the easterly line of Casco
Street, as described in Article 16.
ACCEPTANCE OF JOHN STREET
Article 17. Unanimously voted: the acceptance of John Street from Hiller Avenue to Timothy Street, as described in Article 17.
Unanimously voted : to adjourn at 5:09 P.M. until 1:00 P.M. Saturday, March 15, 1958.
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Adjourned Annual Town Meeting MARCH 15, 1958
Adjourned Meeting called to order by Moderator Rich- ard G. Ruby at 1:05 P.M.
ACCEPTANCE OF LAFAYETTE STREET
Article 18. Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Lafayette Street as a public way from North Green Street to Francis Street, as described in amended Article #18.
ACCEPTANCE OF MOZART STREET
Article 19. Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Mozart Street as a public way from Newbury Avenue to Veranda Avenue, as described in Article 19.
ACCEPTANCE OF OXFORD STREET
Article 20. Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Oxford Street, as a public way, 33 feet wide from North Main Street westerly to the Acushnet River, as described in Article 20.
ACCEPTANCE OF PINE GROVE STREET
Article 21. Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Pine Grove Street as a public way from Washington Street northerly 1140 feet as described in Article 21.
ACCEPTANCE OF ROCHAMBEAU STREET
Article 22.
Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Rochambeau Street as a
public way, from Spring Street northerly 355 feet as described in
Article 22.
ACCEPTANCE OF SPRUCE STREET
Article 23.
Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Spruce Street as a public
way, from Winsor Street northerly to Morgan Street as described
in Article 23.
ACCEPTANCE OF SCONTICUT NECK ROAD
Article 24.
Unanimously voted: the acceptance of Sconticut Neck Road layout
as a public way, as described in Article 24.
CONSTRUCTION OF SCONTICUT NECK ROAD
Article 25. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $40,000 by transfer from
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unappropriated funds in the Treasury (E&D Account); $10,000 of which is the Town's share of the cost of Chapter 90 Construction, and $30,000 of which is the State and County's share of this work; the reimbursement from the State and County to be restored upon its receipt to the unappropriated available funds in the Treasury.
CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE
Article 26. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $3,000.00 and to meet this appropriation the sum of $1,000.00 to be placed in the tax levy of 1958 as the Town's share of the cost of Chapter 90 Main- tenance; and the sum of $2,000.00 to be transferred from unap- propriated available funds in the Treasury (E&D Account) to finance the State and County's share of the cost of this work; the reimbursements from the State and County to be restored upon its receipt to the unappropriated available funds in the Treasury.
HARD SURFACING & RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
Article 27.
Unanimously voted: that all appropriations under this article be combined into one amount entitled Road Construction and Drain- age Account.
Voted: that on all items involving hard surfacing on reconstruction of roads that the Highway Superintendent be called upon for his recommendations.
BONNEY STREET-from Sconticut Neck Road west to Point Street.
27a. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $1,240.00 for the installa- tion of drains in Bonney Street from Sconticut Neck Road westerly to Point Street.
CHESTNUT STREET-from Cottage Street to Farmfield Street. 27b. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $3,564.00 for the recon- struction of Chestnut Street from Cottage Street to Farmfield Street.
EAST DEANE STREET, from Alden Road to the end. 27c. Voted: to indefinitely postpone action on Article 27c.
GILBERT STREET, from Sconticut Neck Road to Chase Road. 27d. Voted: the appropriation of $4,704.00 for the reconstruction of Gilbert Street from Sconticut Neck Road to Chase Road.
HAWTHORN STREET, from Main Street to Alden Road. 27e. Voted: indefinite postponement of action on this item 27e.
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JOHN STREET, from the intersection of Hiller Avenue to Timothy Street.
27f. ,Voted: the appropriation of $2,750.00 for the installation of drains and reconditioning of the road surface in John Street from Hiller Avenue to Timothy Street.
MASSASOIT AVENUE, from Green Street to North Walnut Street.
27g. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $1,388.00 for the recon- ditioning of Massasoit Avenue between Green Street and North Walnut Street.
MOZART STREET, from Veranda Avenue to Newbury Avenue. 27h. Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action on Mozart Street.
NORTH SUMMER STREET, from Spring Street southerly 430 feet more or less.
27i. Voted: the appropriation of $1,856.00 for the reconstruction of North Summer Street, southerly from Spring Street 348 feet.
NORTH WALNUT STREET, from Massasoit Avenue to North Street.
27j. Voted: the appropriation of $6,075.00 for the reconstruction of North Walnut Street from Massasoit Avenue to North Street.
OAK GROVE LANE, from junction of Mill Road and Oak Grove Lane to Yankee Lane.
27k. Voted: the appropriation of $5,200.00 for the reconstruction of Oak Grove Lane from the junction of Mill Road and Oak Grove Lane to Yankee Lane.
PHILLIP ROAD, from Harding Road to Springhill Avenue.
271. Voted: the appropriation of $3,524.00 for the reconstruction, in- cluding drainage, of Phillip Road from Harding Road to Spring- hill Avenue.
PRINCE STREET.
27m. Voted: the appropriation of $1,750.00 for the installation of drains in Prince Street.
SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET, from Cedar Street to Cottage Street.
27n. Voted: the appropriation of $1,470.00 for the reconstruction of South Chestnut Street from Cedar Street to Cottage Street.
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SPRUCE STREET, from East Winsor Street to East Morgan Street.
270. Voted: the appropriation of $1,020.00 for the reconstruction of Spruce Street from East Winsor Street to East Morgan Street.
ST. MARY STREET, from Sycamore Street to the end.
27p. Voted: the appropriation of $1,623.00 for the reconstruction of St. Mary Street from Sycamore Street to the end.
WEEDEN PLACE, from Weeden Road south approximately 500 feet.
27q. Voted: the appropriation of $2,912.00 for the reconstruction of Weeden Place, from Weeden Road southerly approximately 500 feet.
Article 27. Unanimously voted: that all appropriations under Article 27 be combined into one account entitled Road Construction and Drain- age Account, and to meet this appropriation of $39,076.00, the sum of $22,500 be transferred from Chapter 90 Washington Street ac- count; and the sum of $3,117.28 be transferred from Chapter 90- 1956 Account; and the sum of $1,193.00 be transferred from the Drain Construction Account, and the sum of $12,265.72 be trans- ferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account.
CURBING ON PRO-RATA BASIS
Article 28. Voted: indefinite postponement of action on Article 28.
CURBING-ELIZABETH STREET
Article 29. Voted: the appropriation of $2,300.00 to install curbing on the east side of Elizabeth Street, the abutting property owners to reimburse the Town for one-half the cost.
Article 30.
CURBING
30a. East Morgan Street, south side from Main Street to Alden Road. Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action on Article 30a.
30b. Farmfield Street, from Gifford Street south to the Waterfront (including sidewalks.) Voted: indefinite postponement of action on Article 30b.
30c. Hawthorn Street, from Main Street to Alden Road. Voted: indefinite postponement of action on Article 30c.
STREET LIGHTS
Article 31. Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $412.20 for the main- tenance of 19 street lights to be installed at the following locations:
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One (1) on pole 42159 on Daniel Street.
Three (3) on poles 41536-42198-43193 on Dartmouth Street.
One (1) on pole 42287 on Golf Street.
Three (3) on poles 41218-41220-41222 on Grinnell Street.
Two (2) on poles 42250 and 42253 on Mangham Way.
One (1) on pole 42338 on Reservation Road.
One (1) on pole 42789 on Ruth Street.
Two on poles 41427 and 42894 on Thompson Street.
Five (5) on poles 43363-43365-43367-43369-43371 on Causeway Road.
Article 32.
WATERMAINS
32a. Buxton Street, easterly from Sconticut Neck Road, approximately 180 feet.
Unanimously voted: the appropriation of $1,701.46 for the in- stallation of 6" water mains in Buxton Street, from Sconticut Neck Road easterly approximately 180 feet.
32b. Chambers Street and Shore Side Drive, approximately 1,850 feet. Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action under Article 32b.
32c. Grape Street, from Sconticut Neck Road westerly 530 feet. Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action under Arti- cle 32c.
32d. Little Bay Street approximately 300 feet.
Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action under
Article 32d.
32e. Orchard Street, from Sconticut Neck Road westerly 530 feet. Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action under Article 32e.
32f. Yale Street, easterly from Sconticut Neck Road approximately 350 feet.
Unanimously voted: indefinite postponement of action under Article 32f.
DRAINAGE
Article 33. Unanimously voted: the postponement to the next Special or Annual Town Meeting of the consideration of Article 33-drainage.
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