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Barnes, Earl V.
Erickson, Tauno (M. & F.)
Barros, Anna (F.)
Ferdinand, Peter
Barros, Raymond
Fernandez, Manuel
Barry, Francis D.
Ferreira, Jose
Bassett, Benjamin S.
Fisette, Emile
Battles, Louis E.
Gammons, Doris
Garnett, Bessie M. (F.)
Garnett, Clarence
Bishop, Lila
Garnett, Melvin R.
Bolduc, Joseph A.
Gibbs, Mrs. S. B. (Spa. F.)
Bourget, John B. (Spa. F. & F.) Bourne, Almira N.
Gilli, Aune Gomes, Fred
Braddock, J. B. (M. & F.)
Gomes, Louis
Braddock, Milton (Spa. F.)
Bradford, Joseph W. (3)
Goodreau, Theodore
Brier, Louis
Griffith, Andrew F. (2)
Griffith, Carroll D.
Griffith, Hattie
Griffith, Marjorie (Spa. F.)
Griffith, Merton T. (F.)
Bump, Kenneth
Griffith, Rodney N.
Hacking, John W.
Halunen, A. John
Halunen, Elsie (F.)
Halunen, Frank S.
Halunen, Verne
Harju,Fiilus
Harju, William
Harriman, Wm. H. (Spa. F .- 2)
Cassidy, Walter
Centeio, Manuel
Chandler, Birt C. (2)
Cherry, Charles L. (F.)
Cole, Bradford H.
Gomes, Philip
Brown, Edwin (F.)
Bryant, Louis (Spa. F.)
Bumpus, Emily (F.)
Bumpus, Ireton
Burgess, Harvey C. (F.)
Carmichael, Ruth E.
Carter, John
Berthiaume, Iola
Blake, Alfred
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Hayden, Myron H.
Higgins, Albert C.
Holmes, Jesse A. (Spa. F.)
Holmes, Norman V. (2)
Holmes, William E.
Johnson, Arne
Johnson, Leon (Spa. F.) Josslyn, Roland E.
Jordan, Harrison W. (Kennel License)
Kangas, Edward
Kaski, Florence
Kelliher, Cornelius
Laine, Arthur J.
Laine, Frank (F.) (M.)
Laine, John E.
Laird, Joseph W., Jr. (2)
Landry, Eva A. (F.)
Leach, Lawrence W. (Spa. F.)
Lindros, William J.
Lindros, William (F.)
Linton, Dorothy
Silva, Arthur
Lowe, Edward
Silva, Domingo P.
Silva, Frank J.
Maki, John (Spa. F.)
Silva, Manuel
Maki, Toivo (F.)
Silva, Siverine
Maki, Toivo E.
McClellan, William
Thomas, Elizabeth L. (F.)
McFarlin, Annie L. (F.)
Mackenzie, William
McLure, Alexander C.
Ward, Allena E.
Weston, Frank F.
Weston, Homer (Spa. F.)
Winberg, Hattie D.
Wrightington, Olive (Spa. F.)
Young, Herman Hodsdon, Eleanor (Spa. F.)
Paananen, Andrew
Parent, Fred
Parker, Bessie
Peckham, James H. Pignataro, John Pink, Platt A. Pouliot, John
Pratt, Lester E.
Raymond, Albert
Raymond, Robert (F. & Spa. F.)
Robbins, Mary S.
Robideau, Joseph (F.)
Roby, Nathan Salmi, Mary
Shaw, Curtis
Shaw, Herbert
Shaw, Edward E. (2)
Shaw, Ernest W.
Shaw, John D.
Shaw, Miriam W.
Sherman, Harrison B.
Shurtleff, Alton
Shurtleff, Russell F. (2)
Story, Nelson
Thomas, James E. (F.) Tubman, John F. (2 F.)
Mendes, Mary (F.)
Morse, John W. (Spa. F .- 2) Niemi, Oscar W.
O'Brien, Mary C. (Spa. F.)
Orzechowski, Adam
Maguire, Anna L. (Spa. F.)
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REPORT OF AUDITORS ON THE CONDITION OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTS
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1941
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $6,433.00
$6433.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders 6,404.50
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 28.50
$6,433.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$11,000.00
Dec. 31 To Refund 4.10
$11,004.10
Cr.
Dec. 31 To Selectmen's Orders $8,998.07
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 2,006.03
$11,004.10
PUBLIC WELFARE ADMINISTRATION
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$493.78
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 6.22
$500.00
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SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$800.00
$800.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$603.00
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 197.00
$800.00
POLICE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$2,590.00
Nov. 25 Trans. from Reserve Fund 60.00
Dec. 9
Trans. from Reserve Fund
25.00
Dec. 16 Trans. from Reserve Fund 234.62
$2,909.62
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $2,906.82
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 2.80
$2,909.62
GYPSY MOTH ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $1,300.00
Nov. 25
Trans. from Reserve Fund
35.59
$1,335.59
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$1,335.43
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .16
$1,335.59
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REMOVAL OF SNOW
Dr.
Mar.
4 To Appropriation
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$918.36
Dec. 31
£
Revert to Treas.
81.64
$1,000.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Dr.
Mar.
4
To Appropriation
$7,500.00
Dec. 31 Refund
3.35
$7,503.35
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $7,369.91
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 133.44
$7,503.35
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
Dr.
Mar. 4
To Appropriation
$400.00
$400.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $269.97
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 130.03
$400.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE U. S. GRANT
Dr.
Dec. 31 U. S. Grant $6,223.63
$6,223.63
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $6,183.04
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 40.59
$6,223.63
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OLD AGE ASSISTANCE U. S. GRANT'S ADMIN.
Dr.
Dec. 31 U. S. Grants $207.42
$207.42
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$198.99
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 8.43
$207.42
HEALTH ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$3,560.00
Nov. 25 Trans. from Reserve Fund 144.43
$3,704.43
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$3,701.64
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 2.79
$3,704.43
LIBRARY ACCOUNT
Dr
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$240.00
Mar.
4
Received from Dog Fund
307.59
$547.59
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$542.69
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
4.90
$547.59
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W. P. A. ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$735.10
$735.10
Cr.
Mar.
4
Voted to Transfer to Work
Relief
$200.00
Mar.
4
Voted to Transfer to Land
Damage So. Meadow St.
150.00
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders 22.52
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 362.58
$735.10
PARK ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $320.00
$320.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$319.64
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
.36
$320.00
CEMETERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $917.00
$917.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$915.48
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 1.52
$917.00
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GENERAL HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $700.00
$700.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$695.39
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 4.61
$700.00
BRIDGES
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $600.00
$600.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$582.40
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
17.60
$600.00
ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$700.00
$700.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $564.14
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 135.86
$700.00
CHAPTER 81
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $6,500.00
May 2 Appropriation from
Surplus Revenue
625.00
May 2 Transfer from Chapter
90 Maintenance 1,000.00
Dec. 31 Received from State 7,186.04
Dec. 31 Due from State 2,563.93
$17,874.97
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Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $17,874.97
$17,874.97
CHAPTER 90, MAINTENANCE
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $1,000.00
$1,000.00
Cr.
May 2
Transfer to Chapter 81
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
CHAPTER 90, PURCHASE ST.
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$1,000.00
Dec. 31 Received from County
933.98
Dec. 31 Received from State
1,867.97
Dec. 31 Due from State
132.00
Dec. 31 Due from County 66.00
$3,999.95
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$3,999.94
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
.01
$3,999.95
UNCLASSIFIED AND MEMORIAL DAY
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $600.00
$600.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$500.18
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 99.82
$600.00
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $150.00
$150.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $133.86
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 16.14
$150.00
FIRE EQUIPMENT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $584.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $579.01
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 4.99
$584.00
TREE WARDEN
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $750.00
$750.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$749.91
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. .09
$750.00
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $960.00
$960.00
Cr
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$816.00
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 144.00
$960.00
$584.00
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AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN ADMIN.
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $40.00
$40.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $35.19
Dec. 31
Revert to Treas.
4.81
$40.00
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN, U. S. GRANTS
Dr.
Dec. 31 U. S. Grant
$556.10
$556.10
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$553.10
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 3.00
$556.10
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN U. S. GRANTS ADMIN.
Dr.
Dec. 31 U. S. Grant
$30.52
$30.52
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$17.30
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
13.22
$30.52
FIRES
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
$500.00
$500.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$490.92
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas.
9.08
$500.00
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WORK RELIEF
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$183.81
Mar. 4
Transfer from W. P. A.
Account
200.00
$383.81
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$113.89
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
269.92
$383.81
PUBLIC SAFETY ACCOUNT
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $250.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $248.68
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 1.32
$250.00
LAND DAMAGE HIGH AND BROOK STS.
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on Hand $8.18
$8.18
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $1.78
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 6.40
$8.18
LAND DAMAGE MEADOW ST.
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on Hand
$100.00
May 2 To Appropriation 184.01
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Dec. 31 Received from County 107.00
$391.01
Dr.
$250.00
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Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$383.74
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 7.27
$391.01
LAND DAMAGE SO. MEADOW ST.
Dr
May 2 To Appropriation $295.16
Mar. 4 Transfer from W. P. A.
Account 150.00
Dec. 31 Received from County 445.11
$890.27
Cr.
Dec. 31 £ By Selectmen's Orders
$765.22
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
125.05
$890.27
INTEREST
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $100.00
Cr.
$100.00
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $69.44
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 30.56
$100.00
PLYMOUTH COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $100.00
$100.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $100.00
$100.00
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OLD HOME DAY
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $100.00
Cr.
$100.00
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$100.00
$100.00
AMERICAN LEGION ACCOUNT
Dr
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $100.00
Cr.
$100.00
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
100.00
$100.00
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $501.64
$501.64
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $392.61
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 109.03
$501.64
BY LAW COMMITTEE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$25.00
$25.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$10.00
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 15.00
$25.00
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NOTES
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $1,000.00
$1,000.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
TILLSON PRATT SCHOOL GROUNDS ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation
1
$350.00
$350.00
. Cr.
Dec. 31
Balance on Hand
$350.00
$350.00
SAFE-TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $380.00
Cr.
$380.00
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders
$380.00
$380.00
SCHOOLS-1940-UNPAID BILLS
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $42.57
$42.57
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$42.57
$42.57
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SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $100.00
$100.00
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$85.10
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 14.90
$100.00
NORTH CARVER SCHOOL REMODELING ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on Hand $16.91
Cr.
$16.91
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
$16.91
$16.91
SCHOOL ACCOUNT AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $35,883.59
Cr.
$35,883.59
Dec. 31 By Selectmen's Orders $35,747.68
Dec. 31 Revert to Treas. 135.91
$35,883.59
TILLSON PRATT FUND
Dr.
Dec. 31
Balance on Hand
$56.50
$56.50
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
$56.50
$56.50
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BENJAMIN ELLIS FUND
Dr.
Dec. 31
Balance on Hand
$250.00
$250.00
Cr.
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
$250.00
$250.00
PUBLIC WELFARE UNPAID BILL 1940
Dr.
Mar. 4 To Appropriation $461.88
$461.88
Cr.
Dec. 31
By Selectmen's Orders
$461.88
$461.88
CENTRAL CEMETERY ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$.31
Cr.
Mar. 4
Voted to Revert to Treas.
$.31
$.31
OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1939
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$385.58
$385.58
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$153.39
Dec. 31
Balance to Overlay Re-
serve Account
232.19
$385.58
$.31
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OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1940
Dr.
Jan.
1
Balance on Hand
$537.88
$537.88
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$52.00
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
485.88
$537.88
OVERLAY ACCOUNT 1941
Dr.
Jan.
1 To Overlay for 1941
$661.95
$661.95
Cr.
Dec. 31 Abated
$63.14
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand
598.81
$661.95
OVERLAY RESERVE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on Hand
$1,422.99
Dec. 31 From 1939 Overlay Account 232.19
Dec. 31 From 1941 Reserve Account .36
$1,655.54
Cr.
Mar. 4 To Reserve Account $500.00
Dec. 31 Balance on Hand 1,155.54
$1,655.54
RESERVE ACCOUNT
Dr.
Mar. 4
From Overlay Reserve
Account
$500.00
$500.00
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Cr.
Dec. 31 Transferred to Health Account $144.43
Dec. 31
Transferred to Gypsy
Moth Account
35.59
Dec. 31
Transferred to Police
Account
319.62
Dec. 31 Revert to Overlay Reserve .36
$500.00
We wish to take this opportunity to express our deep sorrow, resulting from the death of Mr. Arthur G. Bur- bank, chairman of this board. Mr. Burbank served the Town of Carver as auditor, faithfully, for twelve years, and was held in the highest esteem by all who worked with him during this time.
We also wish to thank Mr. Robert M. Andrews, who has so ably filled in this year, for his services to the board.
NORMAN V. HOLMES, WARREN L. CHANDLER,
Board of Auditors.
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GENERAL RELIEF REPORT TO THE CITIZENS OF CARVER
I herewith submit for your approval the General Relief Report for 1941.
Due to defense work taking up all available labor, we are able to return $2,006.03 of our Welfare appropriation. Our Old Age cases vary between 35 and 40, and we expect a small build-up during the year.
We spent for Aid $13,552.95. Our reimbursements were $11,053.57, making a cost to the Town of $2,499.38. The new O. A. A. laws effective as of May 1st, are com- pulsory or we receive no reimbursements.
Some of the changes are here quoted: Residence re- quirements are reduced from 5 to 3 years out of the last 9. Minimum grants subject to deductions, or other in- come and resources are increased from $30 to $40 for individuals living alone. From $50 to $65 for married couples, both eligible, living alone or brother and sister, both eligible, living alone. For all others, living in a family group the present minimum will continue to apply. As to what constitutes a family group shall be determined in accordance with the State Department Rules and Reg- ulations which will be furnished later. We have returned to the Town Treasury $2,621.53, and still have a working balance of $335.16. In all Relief Departments we are asking 10% less than last year for administration.
The wood situation has been serious, and at this time we have a crew of needy men cutting a supply for the future.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the other two members of the Board for their approval of my recom-
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mendations in relief cases, and to express my apprecia- tion also to the Police Department for services rendered and information obtained.
ARTHUR W. PETERSON, Chairman, Board of Public Welfare. Bureau of Old Age Assistance.
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ASSESSOR'S REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1941
TOWN APPROPRIATIONS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 4, 1941
General Government
$6,433.00
Unclassified and Memorial Day
600.00
Health
1,873.08
Public Welfare
11,000.00
Public Welfare Administration
500.00
Public Welfare, Unpaid Bills, 1940
461.88
Old Age Assistance 7,500.00
Old Age Assistance Administration
400.00
Aid to Dependent Children
960.00
Aid to Dependent Children Administration
40.00
Soldiers' Relief
800.00
Police
2,590.00
Public Safety
250.00
Highways, Chapter 81
6,500.00
Highways, Chapter 90-Pur- chase St.
1,000.00
Highways, Chapter 90-Mainte-
nance
1,000.00
Road Machinery
700.00
General Highways
700.00
Bridges
600.00
Removal of Snow
1,000.00
Fires
500.00
Fire Equipment
584.00
Cemeteries
917.00
Parks
320.00
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Library
240.00
Weights and Measures
150.00
Tree Warden
750.00
Gypsy Moth
1,300.00
Schools and Vocational Education
35,883.59
Schools. Unpaid Bills, 1940
42.57
School Dental Clinic
100.00
Notes
1,000.00
Interest
100.00
Aid to Aggriculture
100.00
American Legion, Rent
100.00
Old Home Day
100.00
Workman's Compensation Insurance
501.64
Safe for Town Clerk's Office
380.00
Tillson Pratt School, Grounds
350.00
Perpetual Care Cemeteries
800.00
Reserve Account-Transferred from
Overlay Reserve 500.00
Work Relief-Transferred from W. P.A. 200.00
Meadow St. Land Damage-Trans-
ferred from W. P. A. 150.00
Total Town Appropriation
$89,976.76
State Tax
$7,755.00
State Parks and Reservations
100.47
Veterans' Exemptions
22.06
Total State Appropriations $7,877.53
County Tax $5,918.80
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment 1,686.92
Total County Appropriations
$7,605.72
Overlay
$661.95
Gross Amount to be Raised
$106,121.96
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Estimated Receipts and Available Funds :
Income Tax
$8,733.36
Corporation Taxes
3,162.41
Re-imbursement of State Owned
Land
197.17
Motor Vehicle Excise-1941
2,900.00
Motor Vehicle Excise-1938
700.00
Licenses
78.00
Fines
48.87
Health and Sanitation
433.57
Charities
1,442.02
Old Age Assistance
4,871.30
Schools
6,195.21
Interest on Taxes
287.00
Gasoline Tax
7,242.58
Temporary Aid
817.61
Public Welfare-Other Towns
831.33
Sundries
252.56
Total Estimated Receipts $38,193.01
State Parks and Reservations $6.45
Available Funds by Approval of Commissioner :
April 1, 1941
$6,000.00
April 1, 1941
800.00
April 3, 1941
200.00
April 3, 1941
150.00
April 3, 1941
500.00
Total Available Funds
$7,656.45
Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds $45,849.46
Amount to be raised on Polls $1,134.00
Amount to be raised on Personal Property 4,873.03
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Amount to be raised on Real Estate
Fractional gain
54,264.52 .95
Total
$60,272.50
Value of Assessed Stock in Trade $29,735.00
Value of Assessed Machinery 66,335.00
Value of Live Stock 5,315.00
Value of all other Tangible Per-
sonal Property $135,170.00
Total $236,555.00
Value of Land Excluding Build-
ings
$1,838,550.00
Value of Buildings Excluding
Land 795,650.00
Total
$2,634,200.00
Total Value of Assessed Estate
$2,870,755.00
Tax Rate
$20.60
Decrease in Real Estate
111,795.00
Increase in Personal Property
9,935.00
Number of Assessed Cor-
porations 24
Value of Assessed Cor- porations $949,935.00
Number of Horses 14
Number of Cows 70
Number of Yearlings 5
Number of Swine 1
Number of Fowl 960
All other Live Stock 2
Number of Acres of
Land Assessed 19,566 5-8
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Number of Dwellings 541 Number of Polls As- sessed 567
Number of Persons As-
sessed on Polls only 309
Number Assessed on Personal Estate only 8
Number Assessed on Real Estate only 548
Number Assessed on Personal and Real Es- tate only 142
Number of Cranberry Bogs 328
Number of Acres of
Cranberry Bog 2,812 1-3
$1,500,855.00
Valuation of Cranberry Bogs
Average Value per Acre $533.73
Estimated Cranberry Crop-1940 65,000 Bbls.
Assessed Valuation of Cranberry Bogs-1941
1/4 A at $1,200.00
30 7/8 A at 1,000.00
96 7/8 A at 950.00
48 1/8 A at 900.00
12 1/8 A at
850.00
31 1/4 A at
800.00
25 3/8 A at
750.00
100 1/3 A at
700.00
156 1/4 A at
650.00
564 A at
600.00
365 1/10 A at
550.00
489 A at
500.00
284 1/6 A at
450.00
254 A at 400.00
67 1/4 A at 350.00
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184 2/3 A at 300.00
70 1/3 A at 250.00
21 7/8 A at
200.00
10 1/2 A at
150.00
19 1/2 A at
100.00
Number of Autos and Trucks Assessed 717
Valuation of Autos and Trucks
$140,830.00
Amount of Excise Tax 4,241.41
Excise Tax Rate
36.80
Summary of Warrants to the Collector
Poll, March 15
$1,134.00
Motor Vehicle Excise, March 20
1,470.13
Town, Personal Property, April 16
4,873.16
Town, Real Estate, April 16
54,265.34
Motor Vehicle Excise, July 14
2,275.15
Motor Vehicle Excise, Nov. 14 410.16
Omitted Assessment, Dec. 15
2.06
Motor Vehicle Excise,, Jan. 2, 1942
77.82
Motor Vehicle Excise, Jan. 19, 1942
8.15
WILLIAM M. SHAW, RALPH E. WASHBURN, ARTHUR H. WADE,
Assessors.
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
$95.10
Plymouth County Electric Co.
81.78
Jack L. Martin, Clerk
300.00
Jack L. Martin, Collector
600.00
Jack L. Martin, Treasurer
600.00
Supplies and Equipment-Town Clerk
63.11
Bond-Town Clerk
7.50
Jack L. Martin, Clerk, Mileage, 32 miles at 6c
1.92
Florence Washburn, Clerical Assist .- Town Clerk
26.50
Jack L. Martin, Collector, Mileage, 284 miles at .06 17.04
Postage-Collector
47.50
Bond-Collector
111.00
Notary Fee-Collector
.50
Supplies and Equipment-Collector
89.22
Florence Washburn-Clerical Assist .- Collector
32.38
Supplies-Treasurer
23.35
Bond-Treasurer
94.50
Jack L. Martin, Treasurer, Mileage, 1314 miles at.06 78.84
Postage-Treasurer
79.21
Florence Washburn-Clerical Assist .- Treasurer
28.75
Mass. Tax Col. and Treas., Dues
2.00
Mass. Town Clerk Assoc.,, Dues
4.00
J. V. Sullivan, Services
30.25
J. F. Kiernan, Services
75.00
Alfred Pappi, Labor and Stock
24.00
Atlantic Refining Co., Fuel Oil
430.98
Arnold Telfer, Labor and Stock
32.10
Samuel B. Cholerton, Insurance
176.28
Florence Washburn, Clerical Assist .- Selectmen
76.25
Florence Washburn, Clerical Assist .- Assessors 1.00
Robinson Seal Co., Inc., Supplies
1.08
Jay A. Ward, Labor and Stock 21.10
John Carter, Services, Street Listing
24.50
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John Carter, Mileage, 167 miles at .06 10.02
Chesley Knowlton, Services, Street Listing 9.64
Chesley Knowlton, Mileage, 28 miles at .06 1.68
Ralph Linton, Services, Street Listing
36.75
Ralph Linton, Mileage, 164 miles at .06
9.84
Florence Washburn, Clerical Services, Street Listing 42.00
E. B. Ware, Street Listing
15.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc .. , Supplies
20.02
J. A. Bissonnette
5.00
Jesse Morse, Supplies
5.50
Mass. Selectmen's Assoc .- Dues
9.00
Amelia Pina, Labor
22.20
Rose Santos, Labor
8.95
Hutchinson Book Store- Table
3.45
Supplies-Assessors
14.80
Postage-Assessors
26.78
Arthur Burbank, Auditor
52.50
Norman Holmes, Auditor
50.00
Warren Chandler, Auditor
52.50
Sherman's Hardware & Furn. Co .- Window Shades 20.35
Jesse A. Holmes, Supplies
2.70
Taunton Supply Co.
1.75
Earl E. Boardway, Labor and Stock
83.98
A. L. Beals, Supplies and Equipment
120.25
Rogers Print
55.50
Chilton Press
9.25
Earl B. Ware, Services
175.00
Earl B. Ware, Mileage, 143 miles at .06
8.58
Frank E. Barrows, Services
207.04
Frank E. Barrows, Mileage, 117 miles at .06
7.02
Frank E. Barrows, Postage
2.00
Arthur W. Peterson, Services
230.13
Arthur W. Peterson, Mileage, 181 miles at .06
10.86
Arthur W. Peterson, Supplies 8.37
B. W. Roby, Services
286.62
B. W. Roby, Mileage, 1,788 miles at .06
107.28
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B. W. Roby, Telephone
.80
D. H. Dempsey, Labor and Stock
2.65
Everett Look, Painting 172.00
P. L. Shurtleff, Labor and Stock
41.62
Plymouth Rock Hardware Co.
8.75
Ralph Washburn, Services, Assessor 254.00
Ralph Washburn, Mileage, 430 miles at .06
25.80
William Shaw, Services, Assessor
272.50
William Shaw, Mileage, 632 miles at .06
37.92
William Shaw, Postage and Supplies
7.52
Arthur Wade, Services, Assessor
262.00
Arthur Wade, Mileage, 450 miles at .06
27.00
Eleanor Shaw, Assessor's Clerk
55.75
Florence Washburn, Clerical Assist. Reg. Voters
3.00
E. B. Ware, Registrar 5.00
Jack L. Martin, Registrar
3.00
A. W. Peterson, Registrar
5.00
Frank E. Barrows, Moderator
15.00
W. I. Ward, Election Officer
3.00
Cheslley Knowlton, Election Officer
3.00
Reba Murray, Election Officer
3.00
Anna Maguire, Election Officer
3.00
Hattie Griffith, Election Officer
3.00
Bernice Paulding, Election Officer 3.00
Alma Kenney, Election Officer 3.00
3.00
Orrie Dempsey, Election Officer
3.00
Winifred Shaw, Election Officer Olive Ward, Election Officer Harriet Snow, Election Officer
3.00
Mildred Peckham, Election Officer
3.00
A. W. Peterson, Election Officer
3.00
B. W. Roby, Election Officer
3.00
Walter Carmichael Supplies
5.65
Arthur Wade, Work on Valuation Book
3.40
Ralph Washburn, Work on Valuation Book
3.70
William Shaw, Work on Valuation Book 6.00
William Shaw, Postage
2.98
Florence Washburn, Election Officer
3.00
3.00
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William Shaw, Mileage, 97 miles at .06
5.82
Eleanor L. Shaw, Services 32.00
Edwin Bisbee, Posting Warrants
1.50
American Seating Co., Seats
75.00
Nemasket Transportation Co.
5.09
A. K. Finney, Moving Safe
10.00
$6,404.50
PUBLIC WELFARE
Home Assistance
$553.00
H. S. Pink, Supplies
782.05
Atlantic Refining Co., Fuel Oil
64.47
J. B. Bourget, Supplies
739.20
Nathan Roby, Fuel Oil
161.31
Walter Carmichael, Supplies
331.00
H. W. Jordan, Supplies
88.71
E. Centeio, Board
312.00
E. Centeio, Groceries
24.00
E. Centeio, Rent
20.00
Matthew Gomes, Board
93.42
Mrs. Wm. Meara, Board
208.00
Jeanette Vincent, Board
51.00
Eveline McLure, Board
231.00
Social Service Index
5.50
Philip Gomes, Rent
48.00
Charles Phillips, O. D.
4.25
Mrs. J. Baptista, Board
105.00
Sears Roebuck, Clothing, etc.
29.35
Mrs. Charles Miller, Board
196.00
Cecile April, Rent
22.50
Mary Aho, Board
24.00
Mary Aho, Fuel
6.50
A. L. Douglas, D. D. S.
3.00
Cora M. Thomas, Milk
23.40
A. K. Finney, Express
2.35
Kay Drug Store, Medicine
1.01
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Embert Eames, Jr., Milk
49.07
E. Broullard, Milk
15.24
Winetuxet Farm, Milk
9.45
Surplus Commodity Agency
115.00
W. B. Crothers, Food
1.61
L. W. Jenney, Supplies
94.66
A. C. McLure, Milk
8.16
Frank F. Weston, Wood and Carting
39.50
Manuel Pimental, Sawing Wood
1.00
Church Coal Co., Fuel
43.00
Lillian Leito, Rent and Wood
11.50
Paul Story, Sawing Wood
5.70
Jordan Hospital
144.75
St. Luke's Hospital
455.25
John F. Tubman, Carting Wood
12.00
Cezar Centeio, Board
10.00
L. M. Chase, M. D.
375.50
S. W. Baker, Glasses
7.00
Central Shoe Repair
1.60
Frank L. Bailey, Glasses
13.00
Wm. Egger Co., Inc., Ambulance and Burials
216.00
Hayward Funeral Home, Burial
100.00
Jesse A. Holmes & Son, Supplies
13.00
J. Slate, Inc., Supplies
5.97
Jesse Morse, Druggist
5.79
Mary Boykin
98.00
F. H. Cole, Wood
14.75
Edw. S. Griffith, Wood
51.25
Dr. Giberti
113.00
D. W. Besse, Shoes
15.80
Carl Jacobson, Repairs
1.00
J. M. Peckham, M. D.
100.00
Mass. General Hospital
51.66
Pondville Hospital
215.00
Dr. J. B. Gallagher
10.00
H. C. Newman Co., Clothing
3.46
Town of Middleboro
345.95
Town of Plymouth
471.87
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City of Fall River
72.00
City of Boston
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