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There was a trip to South Portland, Maine, for a prisoner and a trip to Lowell, Mass., for a prisoner.
The following stolen cars were recovered and owners notified :
Packard Sedan, Nash Sedan, Auburn Sedan, Essex Sedan, Ford Tudor stolen in Medfield and located by the Boston Police, Ford Roadster taken without authority by a local boy and returned.
There were five boys' bicycles stolen, one recovered.
There was seventeen feet of suction hose with 31/2 inch brass thread and some carpenter's tools and some gasoline taken from the contractor's house at the new Pump House at Harding.
There were two gasoline pumps broken open and gasoline stolen.
There were five complaints of gasoline being stolen from cars parked outside of houses.
There were 22 hens stolen.
There was a marble statue stolen and damaged; also a cellar window taken, both returned.
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There were two stray horses found and owners notified.
There was a charge card of a Boston store found and re- turned to owner.
There was one inquest held at Dedham.
There was one person committed to Medfield State Hospital.
There was one person taken to a Boston Hospital.
There were three men found sick and taken home.
There was one person injured and taken to the Framingham Hospital.
There were 30 automobile accidents reported to the Police of which one person was killed, 23 adults and 7 children in- jured, some of them were given first aid by the police and some treated by local doctors and removed to hospital.
There were twenty-seven paid details.
By Registrar of Motor Vehicles
There were nine sets of registration plates and a certificate of registration revoked for non-payment of insurance.
There were three licenses revoked for automobile violations.
There were three certificates of registration revoked for violations.
There were five licenses suspended for violations.
There were seven licenses returned after being suspended.
In conclusion, I wish to thank the townspeople and other members of the department for their co-operation during the year.
Very truly yours, COLEMAN J. HOGAN, Chief of Police.
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DOG OFFICER'S REPORT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen:
I hereby respectfully submit my report as Dog Officer.
There were forty-two complaints received and investigated.
There were seven dogs taken to the Animal Rescue League.
There were four dogs picked up, owners notified and called for them.
There were two dogs killed by automobiles on the street and removed.
There was one child bitten by a dog which was quarantined by the Inspector of Animals.
All delinquent dog taxes were collected and turned over to the Town Clerk, a total of Two Hundred and Fifty-two Dollars.
Very truly yours, COLEMAN J. HOGAN, Dog Officer.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
$3,500.00
Appropriation Paid Officers
C. J. Hogan
$2,106.67
W. J. Kelly
311.25
F. C. Chick
63.50
A. V. Kennedy
62.00
$2,543.42
Traffic Officers
F. C. Chick
$324.00
W. J. Kelly
81.00
A. V. Kennedy
15.00
420.00
Extra Detail
Daniel Hinkley
$10.00
John Buckley
10.00
Horace Hanson
10.00
Cornelius Mckeown
10.00
John Morgan
10.00
George Miller
10.00
Isaac Pederson
10.00
Arthur Atherton
10.00
W. J. Kelly
2.00
A. V. Kennedy
2.00
F. C. Chick
2.00
86.00
Lockup Keeper
W. J. Kelly
$50.50
F. C. Chick
13.50
64.00
Gas and Oil
F. D. Kennedy
$139.54
C. J. Hogan
1.59
141.13
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Repairs
F. D. Kennedy
$26.85
Medfield Garage
13.75
40.60
Supplies
F. D. Kennedy
$27.35
Met. Linen Supply Co.
12.00
Alexander Allan
5.05
F. A. Hartshorn
5.20
J. Geller
4.00
C. J. Hogan
2.45
Ideal Lunch
1.15
57.20
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
127.50
City of South Portland, Tel.
3.70
$3,483.55
Unexpended balance
16.45
$3,500.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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SEALER'S DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$125.00
Paid
L. W. Wheeler, Insurance
$24.76
A. H. Wheeler, Services 50.00
A. H. Wheeler, Transportation
29.70
A. H. Wheeler, Equipment
4.60
109.06
Unexpended balance
15.94
$125.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, · Town Accountant.
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CONTINGENT
$800.00
Appropriation
Paid
Dedham Transcript
Press, Printing Town
Reports and Warrants $377.75
Leo Gottlieb, Distributing 16.00
Weiker's Express 2.70
$396.45
A. H. Wheeler, Care of Town Clock
40.00
Norfolk County Select-
men's Association
6.00
Ambrose Press, Printing
5.75
Town of Walpole, Tax
5.92
Comm. of Mass., Tax
2.65
Newell's Motor Livery
10.00
William H. Everett, Ad-
ministering Oaths 25.50
Comm. of Mass., Certifi-
cation of Notes
20.00
Unexpended balance
287.73
Correct:
$512.27
$800.00
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation Paid Sundry Persons Unexpended balance
$275.00
206.25
68.75
Correct:
$275.00
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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MOTH DEPARTMENT
$1,000.00
Appropriation
George L. L. Allen, Supt.
$310.20
Labor
Lewis A. Clark
$202.94
Charles Jones
76.45
Chester Werner
73.15
Arthur Atherton
50.85
Edward A. Sweeney
39.60
Alden Pember
28.05
Harry Young
17.60
Knute Johnson
13.20
J. E. Heard
13.20
Robie Bissell
11.00
526.04
Trucks and Teams
Lewis A. Clark
$32.63
C. G. Bridge
9.00
41.63
Park Street Garage, Repairs
3.50
Q. & P. Signal Co., Supplies
3.75
W. A. Fitts, Supplies
4.33
Park Street Garage, Gas & Oil
2.84
892.29
Unexpended balance
107.71
Correct:
$1,000.00
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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TREE WARDEN .
$1,000.00
Appropriation
George L. L. Allen, Supt.
$397.27
Labor
Lewis A. Clark
$277.09
Arthur Atherton
96.25
Chester Werner 48.95
James Tubridy
46.20
Charles E. White
38.78
Harry Young
33.00
Edward A. Sweeney
18.98
Charles Jones
4.68
563.93
Trucks and Teams
Frank Ryan
$7.25
George L. L. Allen
7.00
14.25
W. A. Fitts, Supplies
9.94
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Supplies
6.85
W. A. Gilbert, Supplies
2.70
Gustaf Carlson, Sharpening Saws
4.50
Unexpended balance
999.44 .56
Correct:
$1,000.00
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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SHADE TREES
Appropriation
$100.00
George L. L. Allen, Supt.
$44.63
Labor
Lewis A. Clark
$29.98
Edward A. Sweeney
15.40
Harry Young
6.60
Chester Werner
2.20
54.18
98.81
Unexpended balance
1.19
$100.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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Report of the Board of Fire Engineers
December 31, 1932.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
The Board of Fire Engineers respectfully submit the report of the Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1932.
The equipment is in good condition, and requires no exten- sive repairs.
The total alarms for the year was 87, of which 41 were whistle and 46 were still. There was one call to Millis for a fire at the Boot Shop, and one call to Westwood for a woods fire. These fires are classified as follows:
Frame Buildings 10
Chimney 15
Woods and Brush 25
Grass 33
Automobile
2
Out of Town
2
The total damage to buildings and contents was $17,273.
The damage to the 695 acres of woodland burned over was $3,075.
There was a total of 814,220 gallons of water used in ex- tinguishing these fires.
The fire of April 29, 1932, in Rocky Woods burned a total of 580 acres, costing the Town $714.65 to extinguish. This cost was kept down by the great help under the cooperative plan of the Fire Departments from Dover, Millis, Walpole, Westwood, Norwood, Foxboro, Needham, Wellesley, and Natick.
In conclusion, the Engineers wish to thank the townspeople and the members of the department for their cooperation.
Respectfully submitted,
ALLAN A. KINGSBURY, EDGAR W. ALLEN, Fire Engineers.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$3,850.00
From Overlay Excess
30.00
$3,880.00
Supplies
C. B. Hardy
$117.59
American LaFrance Co.
73.52
Boston Branch 61.58
Park Street Garage
31.75
W. S. Darley Co.
12.91
W. K. Gilmore & Sons
10.05
C. A. Mosso
6.75
E. & F. King & Co.
5.25
Charles Wing Co.
5.00
H. K. Barnes Co.
5.00
Weiker's Express
3.35
W. A. Gilbert
1.90
$334.65
Equipment and Repairs
Park Street Garage
$135.05
C. B. Hardy 49.64
American LaFrance Co.
25.38
Howe Fire Apparatus Co.
18.94
Republic Rubber Co.
18.00
H. K. Barnes Co. 12.50
Carpenter Mfg. Co.
6.15
The Gamewell Co.
5.72
John N. Wills
4.16
W. A. Gilbert
1.39
276.93
Gas and Oil
Park Street Garage
$60.64
Medfield Garage
60.01
Boston Branch
28.20
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F. D. Kennedy 1.85
150.70
Town of Medfield, Water
50.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
43.25
North Street Lunch
21.30
Ideal Lunch
10.70
Medfield Spa
2.20
Engineers
Allan A. Kingsbury
$100.00
Edgar W. Allen
100.00
200.00
Care of Trucks
Everett Dewar
$50.00
Dana Weiker
50.00
100.00
Allan A. Kingsbury, Forest Warden
$10.00
Leslie Travers, Steward
48.40
Firemen
Boyd Roberts
$141.00
John Newell
133.50
Charles Newell
130.50
Kenneth Clark
129.50
Harold Ryan
125.00
Chester Gilmore
123.50
Walter Reynolds
119.50
Fred Dyer
112.50
Edwin Penniman
112.50
Arthur Wills
111.50
Robert Dewar
109.50
Roy Owen
108.50
Fred C. Chick
108.50
Leslie Travers
105.50
Fred Spear
105.50
Dana Weiker
104.50
Arthur V. Kennedy
95.50
Lewis Dewar
87.50
Frank Ryan
75.00
82
Clifton Roberts
71.00
Harry Dewar
65.50
Everett Dewar
55.50
Alex Petrie
41.00
2,372.00
Outside Labor
John Rouzaut
13.75
Eugene Babcock
13.75
Daniel Hinkley
13.20
James Parker
12.10
Howard Tisdale
11.55
Ernest Cavanaugh
10.45
William Blanchard
9.90
Fred Richards
9.35
Preston Nowell
8.80
Charles Russell
7.70
William Russell
7.70
Robie Bissell
7.70
John Morgan
7.70
Francis Lucy
7.15
George Hamilton
6.60
Luther Cheney
6.05
Joseph Keith
5.50
Arthur Bent
4.95
Clayton Roberts
4.40
Joseph Belmont
4.40
John Belmont
4.40
Orlando Rossi
4.40
George Miller, Jr.
4.40
Amos C. Kingsbury
4.40
George Abel
4.00
Richard Conrick
3.85
Alden Pember
3.30
Stanley Battacotta
3.30
Ernest Conrick
3.30
Vincent Hallowell
3.30
William Martin
3.30
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Horace Hobbs
2.75
Wilfred Wills 2.75
Richard Wills 2.75
Winthrop Johnson
2.75
L. B. C. Colt
2.75
Gildo Pederzini
2.75
Mayo Rossi
2.75
Edmund Hammond
2.75
E. DeFlumero
2.75
James Carter
2.20
Harry Leighton
2.20
William Meany
2.20
Arthur Atherton
2.20
E. Lucy
2.20
John Morgan
1.65
Edward Cook
1.65
L. DeFlumero
1.65
Ray Hamilton
1.65
Elwyn Chick
1.10
$258.10
$3,878.23
Unexpended balance
1.77
$3,880.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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REPORT OF THE WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD
Water Department
The old water system went out of commission, October 26, 1932, the State water being turned on this date, giving the Town the long looked for Hydrant Service.
During the year, we have added 33 new water takers and lost one old taker, who would not connect with the new system and installed a system of his own.
There were eight water takers who refused to have new services put in, so the Town would not install meters unless they put in cement lined pipe. In order to cover the cost of the amount of water they use from the new system over the old system, we have raised their rates.
We recommend an appropriation of $3,500 for the first six months expenses, after that the new water rates will take care of all expenses. !
PUMPING RECORD
January 1, 1932 to October 26, 1932
Total Gallons
Average per day
January
3,131,589
101,019
February
2,813,667
97,023
March
2,979,534
96,114
April
2,889,660
96,322
May
3,789,612
122,252
June
4,204,950
140,165
July
3,105,395
100,174
August
2,761,666
89,086
September
3,345,420
111,514
October
2,317,534
89,136
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Commitment of bills
rendered June 1,
1932
$2,735.58
Collected
$2,602.58
$2,602.58
Abated
31.75
Committed to Tax
Collector
101.25
2,735.58
Commitment of bills
rendered Decem-
ber 1, 1932
3,443.59
Collected
1,846.36
$1,846.36
Abated
24.91
Uncollected
1,572.32
3,443.59
For new services, re- newals and repairs
Uncollected 1931
51.50
Committed 1932
488.31
539.81
Collected
$372.22
$372.22
Committed to Tax Col-
lector
29.30
Uncollected
138.29
539.81
For services-New Wa- ter System
Uncollected 1931
$ 833.74
Committed 1932
1,672.94
2,506.68
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Collected
$2,123.16
$2,123.16
Abated
7.05
Uncollected
376.47
2,506.68
Total collected Appropriation New Water System
$6,944.32
$2,046.00 104.00
$2,150.00
Salaries of Commissioners
Alden H. Wheeler $ 8.33
Ira F. Penniman, Water
Registrar
75.00
Michael E. Griffin
19.59
Peter Pederzini
16.66
119.58
L. W. Wheeler, Bond
5.00
Printing, stationery, and
postage
Norfolk County, Regis- try of Deeds $27.05
Turner R. Bailey
21.74
Clark-Franklin Press 16.50
Transcript Press
4.75
Alexander Allan
.95
Ira F. Penniman
2.53
73.52
Paid for Tools
W. S. Darley & Co. 5.89
Pumping Station and Springs
Fuel, Light and Power
Edison Electric Illum. Co. $552.75
W. K. Gilmore & Sons 15.19
Kimball, Harrington &
Osborne 6.75
Weiker's Express .45
575.14
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Engineers
Alden H. Wheeler
$65.50
Ira F. Penniman
127.10
Samuel Mitchell
61.50
Edwin Penniman
42.00
296.10
Repairs at Pumping Station
Labor
Alden H. Wheeler
$3.00
Ira F. Penniman
9.00
F. A. Hartshorn
1.95
Harry Leighton
.60
J. Coma Jones Co.
13.04
27.59
Materials
F. A. Hartshorn
$8.40
J. P. McCarthy
4.57
Walworth Co.
4.34
W. A. Gilbert
2.20
W. A. Fitts
2.15
Garlock Packing Co.
1.27
Boston Branch
.75
Weiker's Express
.60
Labor
Ira F. Penniman
$477.50
Harry Leighton
209.83
Robie Bissell
60.24
L. E. Porter
44.29
A. H. Wheeler
36.40
E. F. Penniman
32.19
Chester Gilmore
21.19
William Kelly
21.18
Horace Hanson
18.98
J. R. Mitchell
15.80
Ernest Bravo
15.68
Alex Petrie
9.35
24.28
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R. E. Conrick
8.10
Nicola Flumero
7.98
Harold McKay
7.05
William Meany
6.05
Giacoma Gentile
5.78
Gemi Catenacci
5.78
Howard Tisdale
4.80
Michael J. English
4.40
C. Granchelli
2.20
Melville Mills
2.20
Leslie McKay
1.80
Arthur Luther
.60
$1,019.37
$2,146.47
Unexpended balance
3.53
$2,150.00
Correct :
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
Sanitary Sewers
There have been four stoppages in the Sewer System; two on Miller Street, and two on East Main Street, caused by tree roots. They have been cleaned out and left in good condition.
The Sewer Beds have had the usual care and are in good condition. The beds need new gravel spread on them this year.
We recommend an appropriation of $800 for the year 1933.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE SEWER DEPARTMENT
Sanitary Sewers
Appropriation
$900.00
Paid for Salaries
Ira F. Penniman
$25.00
M. E. Griffin
25.00
Peter Pederzini
25.00
$75.00
Paid for Labor
Ira F. Penniman
$27.75
Arthur Luther
11.28
Harry Leighton
6.28
William Hayward
4.50
Edwin Penniman
2.48
Frank Bravo
2.20
M. English
1.38
L. E. Porter
1.10
Allan Kingsbury
1.10
Gemi Catenacci
1.10
Howard Tisdale
.83
Chester Gilmore
.83
Arthur Wills
.55
61.38
· Sewer Beds
Paid for Labor
Gemi Catenacci
$145.49
Arthur Luther
126.20
Ira F. Penniman
54.65
Wilbur Sager
24.20
Nick Flumeri
14.03
William Kelly
12.65
Harry Leighton
8.80
William Meany
8.80
A. H. Wheeler
7.70
C. Granchelli
6.60
M. Coscia
5.78
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Ernest Bravo
4.40
J. Thompson
4.40
A. Catenacci
1.20
424.90
Trucks and Teams
Gemi Catenacci
$105.50
Roy Owen
12.80
C. G. Bridge
6.30
124.60
Tools and Materials
Allan A. Kingsbury
$15.70
W. K. Gilmore & Son
3.86
W. J. Hayward
.50
20.06
Rent of Land Daisey M. Wilbur
50.00
$755.94
Unexpended balance
144.06
$900.00 IRA F. PENNIMAN, PETER PEDERZINI, Water and Sewerage Board.
Correct :
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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REPORT OF THE SEWER SURVEY
The survey for the extension of the Sewer Beds was made by E. Worthington.
We recommend an appropriation of $3,000 for the purchase of this land.
Respectfully submitted, IRA F. PENNIMAN, PETER PEDERZINI, Water and Sewerage Board.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF SEWER SURVEY
Appropriation
$125.00
Paid
F. Worthington, Plans
$105.00
Ira F. Penniman, Labor
1.80
$106.80
Unexpended balance
18.20
$125.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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LIBRARY REPORT
To the citizens of the Town of Medfield, the Trustees of the Memorial Public Library respectfully submit the follow- ing report for the year 1932.
Dr. Frank H. Clough and Miss Anne C. Donlan were re- elected members of the board, and Mrs. Nellie T. Keyou was elected to complete the unexpired term of Mr. Ellery C. Crocker. The organization has remained the same: Dr. Clough, Chairman; Miss Donlan, Secretary.
During the year the following books were purchased: Adult, 135; Juvenile, 92; World Book, 14 volumes, making a total of 241 books.
We wish to express our appreciation to the following people for gifts:
Mrs. Wheelwright 20 juveniles
Mrs. Griffin 4 juveniles
Dr. Goldthwait 15 non-fiction
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.
"Nuns of the Battlefield"
Mr. Chandler
3 fiction
Circulation, (exclusive of magazines)
17,027
Adult
12,629
Juvenile 4,398
Non-fiction 2,782
$81.50 has been turned over to the Town Treasurer for fines collected.
In conclusion, the trustees recommend that the appropria- tion for the upkeep of the library for the coming year shall be $1,800 including the dog taxes.
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We realize the financial conditions of the citizens of the Town, and for that reason, we, ourselves, have voted to reduce the amount of appropriation 10% as of other years in spite of the fact that we believe that the library should be, and is, of more benefit during this period of enforced unemployment.
Respectfully submitted,
ANNE C. DONLAN, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE LIBRARY
Appropriation, including Dog Tax Interest on Library Trust Funds
$2,000.00
319.92
$2,319.92
Paid
C. A. Emery, Librarian $500.00
M. W. Petrie, Ass't. Li- brarian 208.00
$708.00
George L. Bent, Janitor
468.00
Edison Electric Illum. Co.,
Lighting
119.49
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Fuel
325.00
George L. Bent, Ash removal
8.00
Dura Binding Co.
51.70
George L. Bent, Supplies
.50
C. A. Emery, Postage and Supplies
10.67
Ellis Smith, Supplies
2.25
Alexander Allan, Supplies
2.00
Frank Ryan, Trucking
1.50
Weiker's Express
.85
Town of Medfield, Water
15.00
Books and Magazines
Personal Book Shop
$249.65
George L. Hall
87.93
W. F. MacQuarrie & Co.
75.00
Junior Literary Guild
56.00
Gaylord Bros.
24.00
Children's Book Service
21.00
Jean Karr
8.19
Funk & Wagnals & Co.
6.10
Beacon Press
3.60
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National Geographic Society 3.00
American Library Assoc. 2.50
Alexander Allan 2.50
539.47
Unexpended balance
$2,252.43
67.49
$2,319.92
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Real Estate
Town House
$100,000.00
Library
25,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School
25,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School
75,000.00
Land in Walpole
150.00
Water Department, 16 acres
1,300.00
Water Department, Pumping Station
1,250.00
Water Department, Spring House 150.00
Town Storehouse 3,000.00
$230,850.00
Personal Property
Town House, furnishings and equip- ment
$4,000.00
Library, furnishings and equipment
4,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School, furnishings and equipment 4,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School, furnish- ings and equipment
5,500.00
Town Clock
150.00
Highway Department, equipment
6,607.80
Forestry Department, equipment
918.00
Fire Department, equipment
11,743.00
Water Department, equipment
4,069.50
Cemetery Department, equipment
158.00
Sewer Department, equipment
129.00
$41,275.30
Insurance Expires April 1, 1933
Town House
$80,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School
60,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School
36,000.00
Library
20,000.00
Town Clock
120.00
Pumping Station
1,000.00
Spring House
120.00
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Town Storehouse
2,400.00
$199,640.00
On contents of above buildings 36,756.00
All companies participate pro rata in any loss on Town buildings or their contents.
Boiler Insurance
Ralph Wheelock School )
Hannah Adams Pfaff School) expires Apr. 1, 1933 $10,000.00 Town House )
99
TOWN TRUST FUNDS
School Held by Treasurer
City of Portland, Oregon, Bond
$1,000.00
Dedham Institution for Savings
2,658.87
$3,658.87
Library Held by Treasurer
Charles Billings Fund
$5,000.00
George Cummings Fund
1,000.00
George M. Smith Fund
500.00
John M. Richardson, Fund
500.00
Willard Harwood Fund
1,000.00
$8,000.00
Dedham Institution for Savings
$2,000.00
Framingham Trust Co.
2,000.00
Massachusetts Savings Bank
2,000.00
Home Savings Bank
2,000.00
$8,000.00
Cemetery Trust Funds
1
Deposited in Savings Banks
$19,313.16
Total
$30,972.03
BESSIE L. HAMANT,
Treasurer.
The Town Trust Funds amounting to $30,972.03 are held as above stated.
W. E. GARDNER, Town Accountant.
100
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Original Interest Balance
Name of Fund
Fund
for 1932
from 1931
Ex-
pended
Balance to Credit of Fund
Mass. Savings Bank
Moses F. Clark
$100.00
$ 3.79
$100.32
$ 3.79
$100.32
Orion Wight
200.00
7.93
209.82
7.93
209.82
Samuel Ellis
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Francis E. Donlan
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Francis Mason
200.00
7.80
206.37
7.80
206.37
Moses Bullard
200.00
7.57
200.64
7.57
200.64
Soldiers Lot
700.00
26.96
712.84
26.96
712.84
John Sullivan
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Francis S. Wight
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Henry J. Dunn
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Noah Allen
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
William Crane
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
James T. Allen
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
George H. Wight
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
William Salisbury
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
John Balch
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
John B. Coombs
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
James W. P. Dyer
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Charles J. Sawyer
200.00
7.57
200.64
7.57
200.64
Daniel S. Wheeler
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Edmund Bullard
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
John M. Richardson
500.00
18.96
501.75
18.96
501.75
Susan I. Woods
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Alice D. Sewall
200.00
7.57
200.64
7.57
200.64
Edmund L. Chenery
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Baxter Lot
300.00
11.39
301.05
11.39
301.05
John Schools
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Susan B. Ware
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Washburn Lot
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Joseph A. Allen
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
C. M. Clark
150.00
5.68
150.47
5.68
150.47
John H. Gould
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Bruce-Fisher Lot
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
John H. Pember
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
J. Augustus Fitts
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
George E. Pettis
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Sarah G. Shumway
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
E. V. Mitchell
500.00
18.96
501.75
18.96
501.75
George Emerson
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
Amelia Everett
100.00
3.79
100.32
3.79
100.32
F. Sablome
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Oliver A. Clark
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
E. P. Tucker
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Emma Rhodes
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
A. C. Shumway
150.00
5.68
150.47
5.68
150.47
Benjamin Chenery
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Keyes-Gilley
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Albion C. Gilbert
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
101
Seth Maker
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Obed Hartshorn & Spear 200.00
7.57
200.63
7.57
200.63
George Morrill
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
N. A. Stone
50.00
1.89
50.18
1.89
50.18
Henry Wight
100.00
3.79
100.33
3.79
100.33
Clara Howard
150.00
5.68
150.47
5.68
150.47
$7,300.00 $277.61 $7,349.50 $277.61 $7,349.50
Home Savings Bank
Nancy H. Curtis
$ 50.00
$ 2.09
$ 50.00
$ 2.06
$ 50.03
Mary W. Phelps
50.00
2.09
50.00
2.06
50.03
Elizabeth E. Williams
475.00
19.92
482.37
19.61
482.68
George C. Davis
100.00
4.20
100.20
4.13
100.27
Daniel D. Curtis
500.00
20.97
523.17
20.64
523.50
Joseph Clark
100.00
4.20
100.20
4.13
100.27
Ellenwood Lot
300.00
12.58
302.54
12.37
302.75
$1,575.00
$66.05 $1,608.48
$65.00 $1,609.53
Dedham Institution for
Savings
James Hewins
$200.00
$ 8.08
$200.27
$ 8.08
$200.27
Caleb Ellis Lot
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
Sabin Smith
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
William S. Tilden
200.00
8.16
202.35
8.16
202.35
Moses Ellis
200.00
8.16
202.35
8.16
202.35
Joseph Breck
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
Mary F. Ellis
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
Mary T. Derby
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
George M. Smith
100.00
4.08
101.13
4.08
101.13
George F. Miller
50.00
2.02
50.50
2.02
50.50
Langley Lot
200.00
8.08
200.35
8.08
200.35
Grant-Newell
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
James Griffin
50.00
2.02
50.50
2.02
50.50
Walter Janes
50.00
2.02
50.50
2.02
50.50
Jeremiah B. Hale
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Martha M. Mason
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
George H. Shumway
200.00
8.16
202.35
8.16
202.35
Edward Alward
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Isaac White
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
J. V. Morang
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
G. D. Hamant
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Lucius Houghton
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Alex Ogilvie
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Bishop-Hartshorn
450.00
18.26
452.86
18.26
452.86
Pattee-Turner
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Henry Parker
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
William Ryan
300.00
12.24
303.52
12.24
303.52
Wesley Balch
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
A. B. Parker
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Dr. Saunders
50.00
2.02
50.50
2.02
50.50
William Guild
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Seth Chenery
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Moses Johnson
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
102
Samuel Johnson
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
George Chick
100.00
4.08
101.14
4.08
101.14
Mrs. Selwyn Clark
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Cora B. Simpson
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Perry Lot
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Saarm-Kennedy
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Braman-Briggs
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Nathaniel Fairbanks
100.00
4.04
100.66
4.04
100.66
Walter Wiswell
100.00
4.04
100.68
4.04
100.68
Samuel Ellis No. 1
100.00
4.04
100.10
4.04
100.10
George Ellis No. 1
100.00
4.04
100.10
4.04
100.10
Hutson-Smith
100.00
4.04
100.10
4.04
100.10
John G. Hutson
150.00
6.06
150.23
6.06
150.23
Wales-Plimpton
100.00
4.04
100.10
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