Town annual reports of Medfield 1930-1939, Part 3

Author: Medfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1744


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Automobile Violation:


Operating under the influence of liquor 4-4 guilty


Operating so as to endanger 1-1 guilty


Operating without a license 2-1 guilty 1 acquitted


Operating at speed greater than is reasonable and proper 1-1 guilty


Operating after right is suspended


1-1 guilty


Failing to file notice of sale of auto


2-2 guilty


Failed to slow down at intersec- tion way


1-1 guilty


Liquor Law Violators:


Keeping and exposing


2


2 acquitted


Illegal sale


1


1 acquitted


Transporting


3-3 guilty


Drunkenness


5-5 guilty 1


Bastardy 1 pending


Fugitive from Justice


1-Providence,


R. I.


Police


Fail to provide


1-Brookline Police


There were four warrants served for outside Police Depart- ment.


There were twenty-two summons served for outside Police Department.


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There were two summons served for neglect of children, Police Department.


There was one summons served for a liquor case, Police Department.


There were two summons served for Medfield Police De- partment.


There were two search warrants served.


There were three stolen automobiles recovered and owners notified and called for them. A Maxwell Sedan, Chevrolet Sedan and a Ford Coupe.


There were two pocket-books containing money, bus tickets and keys found and returned to owners.


There were two pocket-books stolen containing money ..


There were $201.00 stolen and party that took money was located. $101.92 of this was returned to the owner.


There was one bicycle stolen.


There were five clothes lines stripped by thieves and their contents reported.


There were four persons taken to the hospital; three to Medfield State Hospital and one to Foxboro State Hospital.


There were twenty-five automobile accidents reported to the Police of which there were 16 adults and 10 children injured. Some of the injured were treated by local doctors and some given first aid by Police.


There was one valuable horse hit by an automobile. The horse had to be shot.


There were three dogs killed by automobiles and removed by the Police.


There were 42 notices of sale or transfer of automobiles filed.


There were eight doors and one window found unlocked at places of business. Owners notified and same taken care of, also one place where stock was left outside.


There were two dogs found and owners notified and called for same.


There were 96 cases investigated of which no arrests were made.


There were three inquests held at Dedham Court.


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There was a load of lumber located in Medfield that had been stolen in Brookline.


There was one store broken into by breaking a window and about $50.00 worth of stock taken.


Received orders from the Court to return the following liquor that was taken on a raid: 6 bottles of Champagne, 1 bottle of Canadian Club Whiskey, 1 bottle of Old Parr Whiskey and 1 bottle of Bacardi Rum.


The following automobiles were taken with liquor in them: Whippet Coupe, Paige Sedan, Ford Coupe. The Paige Sedan was left on the road and operator got away.


There were 350 gallons of liquor taken and turned over to the Commissioner of Public Safety, Alfred H. Foote.


There were $1065.00 in fines imposed at Dedham Court on Medfield cases of which $645.00 were returned to the Town. of Medfield.


There were only twenty-five paid details this year.


In conclusion, I wish to thank the townspeople and other members of the department for their co-operation during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


COLEMAN J. HOGAN, Chief of Police.


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REPORT OF THE DOG OFFICER


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my report as Dog Officer for the year end- ing December 31, 1930.


I received 28 complaints from January 1, 1930 to December 31, 1930.


I killed or caused to be killed, 12 dogs.


Two dogs were killed by automobiles.


Two people were bitten by dogs.


Several stray dogs were returned to their owners.


Respectfully submitted,


LAWRENCE M. DEWAR, Dog Officer.


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POLICE


Appropriation $3,700.00 ยท


Paid Officers


C. J. Hogan.


$2,080.00


W. J. Kelly 273.50


L. M. Dewar 90.00


F. C. Chick


64.40


A. V. Kennedy


14.00


$2,521.90


Traffic Officers


C. J. Hogan $ 95.00


W. J. Kelly


62.50


L. M. Dewar


54.00


$ 211.50


Special Officers


John Buckley $ 10.00


Chester Gilmore.


10.00


Horace Hanson 10.00


Isaac Pederson 10.00


Russell Bent.


10.00


John Morgan


10.00


Daniel Hinkley


10.00


$ 70.00


Court Attendance


C. J. Hogan


$ 72.00


L. M. Dewar 4.00


W. J. Kelly.


2.00


Mrs. Kenneth Clark.


2.00


$ 80.00


Lockup Keeper


W. J. Kelly


$


23.00


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F. C. Chick


3.00


C. J. Hogan. 2.00


$


28.00


Mrs. Kenneth Clark, matron


5.00


Gas and Oil


George Peirce Inc. $ 87.04


F. D. Kennedy


58.11


Medfield Garage.


26.10


W. A. Fitts.


.85


$ 172.10


Repairs


George Peirce Inc. $ 290.10


F. D. Kennedy


19.55


Medfield Garage


13.26


W. A. Fitts


12.95


Link Electric Co


6.00


$ 341.86


Supplies


M. Linsky & Bro.


$ 29.50


F. D. Kennedy


18.45


George Peirce Inc.


12.00


Metropolitan Linen Co.


12.00


Alexander Allan


4.55


C. J. Hogan


4.07


Medfield Garage.


3.60


Clement Drug Co


2.95


N. C. Hanson


1.00


W. A. Fitts.


.55


-


$ 88.67


Alfred B. Maclean, insur- ance.


34.00


H. L. Park, M. D.


3.00


C. J. Hogan, registration


3.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co


130.17


$3,689.20


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Unexpended balance.


10.80


$3,700.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


Dog Officer


Appropriation


L. M. Dewar


$


50.00


50.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER,


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 45.55


A. H. Wheeler, stamps and seals.


6.49


$106.80


Unexpended balance.


18.20


$125.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


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CONTINGENT FUND


- -- -


Appropriation.


$900.00


Paid


Ambrose Press, printing Town Reports and Warrants .. $467.80


W. E. Gardner, postage 1.05


F. C. Chick, distributing


16.50


$485.35


A. H. Wheeler, care of Town Clock


40.00


Frank L. Cheney, setting Town bounds 3.00


William H. Everett, administering oaths.


17.50


W. L. Coulter, printing


4.50


Clark-Franklin Press, printing


17.95


Comm. of Mass., certification of notes.


16.00


Town of Walpole, real estate tax


4.68


County of Norfolk, entry fee.


3.00


Robert W. Williams, rebate on fire insurance. 16.41


Labor on Christmas Tree


Dana Weiker $ 5.10


Joseph Leeds. 3.60


$ 8.70


W. A. Gilbert, supplies.


8.25


Edison Electric Ill. Co., lighting tree. 83.70


$709.04


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Unexpended balance


190.96


$900.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


$200.00


Paid


Dr. H. L. Park. 200.00 Dr. Park returned to the Town Treasurer the sum of $25.86.


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER,


Accountant.


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FINANCIAL REPORT Moth Department


Appropriation


$1,200.00


George L. L. Allen, Supt.


$196.02


Labor


Lewis Clark


$134.40


Lloyd Myers


20.10


Alden Pember


16.80


Leo K. Gottlieb


14.40


Luther Cheney


4.80


$190.50


C. G. Bridge, team


37.13


Park Street Garage, repairs.


18.50


Fitzhenry-Guptill Co., repairs.


42.56


Frost Insecticide Co.


14.00


Tar Products Co.


12.51


Weiker's Express.


1.50


Park Street Garage, gas and oil


1.21


Medfield Garage, gas and oil.


4.86


$ 518.79


Unexpended balance


681.21


$1,200.00


Correct :


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


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TREE WARDEN


Appropriation


$1,500.00


George L. L. Allen, Supt ..


$ 438.83


Labor


Lewis Clark


$387.60


William Meany


117.60


Chester Warner.


102.30


Joseph Mair


71.40


Howard Garfield


69.60


Harold Reinhardt


67.20


Lloyd Myers


51.30


Edward Sweeney 42.90


Howard Tisdale


28.50


George L. Bent.


25.20


Leo K. Gottlieb.


19.20


Amos Gilbert.


12.00


Alden Pember


9.60


Glenn Myers.


3.90


$1,008.30 2.00


Lewis Clark, truck.


Equipment and Supplies


W. A. Gilbert. $ 21.30


Henry Carlson 8.50


W. A. Fitts. 7.98


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc ... 5.25


Joseph Breck & Son. 4.45


Sears-Roebuck Co.


2.80


$ 50.28


$1,499.41


Unexpended balance.


.59


$1,500.00


Correct :


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


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SHADE TREE SPECIAL


Appropriation


$ 100.00 George L. L. Allen, Supt .....


$ 47.25


Labor


Lewis Clark $ 27.60


Edward Sweeney 16.80


$ 44.40


$ 91.65


Unexpended balance.


8.35


$ 100.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER,


Accountant.


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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS


Medfield, Mass., Dec. 31, 1930.


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


The Board of Fire Engineers respectfully submit the report of the Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1930.


The four pieces of apparatus are in good mechanical condition and requires no extensive repairs.


There is at present 3200 feet of serviceable 2} inch hose, 200 feet of 1} inch hose in the department. An additional 600 feet of 22 inch hose should be purchased the coming year.


The total of alarms for the year 1930 was 97 of which 48 were still and 49 whistle. There were 5 out of town calls as follows: Millis, 2; Walpole, 2; Wrentham, 1. These fires are classified as follows:


Frame buildings. 11


Woods, brush and grass. 63


Chimneys. 9


Automobiles. 5


Public Dump 5 Miscellaneous. 4


The Engineers would like to remind the people that a permit is necessary for all fires in the open at all times unless the ground is covered with snow. These permits may be obtained from the Engineers.


In closing we wish to take this opportunity to thank the people of Medfield for the fire alarm system.


We recommend $3,500.00 for the year 1931.


Respectfully submitted, ALLAN A. KINGSBURY, EDGAR W. ALLEN, Engineers of the Fire Department.


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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation.


$3,941.00


Taken from Reserve Fund


197.74


$4,138.74


Supplies


Boston Branch $ 83.71


J. M. Hardy 68.20


Auto. Hose Coupling Co 36.00


C. B. Hardy 22.75


W. A. Gilbert 12.40


H. K. Barnes Co. 9.10


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 9.00


Weiker's Express 5.30


Central Railway Signal Co. 2.47


Barrett's Express. 2.00


F. D. Kennedy. 1.30


Clement Drug Co. .35


$ 252.58


Equipment and Repairs


Park Street Garage. $334.21


Howe Fire Apparatus Co 34.17


George H. Whitney. 8.75


Henry K. Barnes Co 8.00


The Seagraves Co 3.00


J. P. McCarthy 2.75


F. L. Cheney


1.50


$ 392.38 -


Labor


A. V. Kennedy $ 9.00


Harold Ryan. 9.00


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Chester Gilmore.


9.00


Fred Dyer 3.50


Harry Dewar 3.00


Everett Dewar


2.50


John Newell


2.50


Lawrence Dewar


2.50


Edgar Allen


2.50 -


$ 43.50


Gas and Oil


Park Street Garage


$ 84.18


Medfield Garage. .95 -


$ 85.13


Town of Medfield, water


50.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co


40.90


Norfolk-Bristol Forest Fire Assoc.


5.00


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc., weighing trucks. .80


Engineers


Allan A. Kingsbury $100.00


Edgar Allen. 100.00


- $ 200.00


Care of Trucks


Dana Weiker


.$ 50.00


Everett Dewar 50.00


$ 100.00


Leslie Travers, steward.


$ 78.60


Allan A. Kingsbury, Forest War- den 10.00


Firemen


John Newell


$125.00


Walter Reynolds 124.00


Kenneth Clark. 122.50


Charles Newell.


109.00


Harold Ryan


107.50


80


Fred Dyer 106.50


Chester Gilmore 105.00


Robert Dewar


98.00


Dana Weiker


96.00


Leslie Travers. 90.00


Boyd Roberts


87.00


Arthur Wills


86.00


Arthur Kennedy


82.00


Robert Spear 78.50


Everett Dewar


77.00


Lewis Dewar


76.00


Fred Spear


75.50


Edwin Penniman 74.00


Harry Dewar


66.00


Lawrence Dewar


59.00


Alex. Petrie 19.00


William Gilbert


12.00


F. C. Chick


12.00


Clayton Roberts


11.00


Eugene Babcock


6.00


John Rouzaut.


6.00


Amos Kingsbury


5.00


Ernest Koch


5.00


Clifton Roberts


4.00


Frank Ryan


2.00


$1,926.50


Care of Whistle


Leslie Travers


$490.00


John Morgan


238.35


George Miller


225.00


$ 953.35


$4,138.74


Correct :


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


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FIRE HOSE


Appropriation.


$


600.00


Fabric Fire Hose Co


600.00


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER,


Accountant.


AIR WHISTLE


Appropriation $4,027.10


The Gamewell Co., contract. $3,950.00


The Gamewell Co., supplies.


3.13


F. E. Hartshorn, wiring


73.97


$4,027.10


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER,


Accountant.


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REPORT OF WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD


Water Department


The very bad condition of the old main line in North Street is certainly not improving, and provision should be made the coming season for relaying at least a portion of North Street from Main Street to the present 4-inch cast iron pipe at Dale Street, with cast iron pipe, in case a new water system is not started this season.


The sizes for the new pipe can be figured to fit into whatever system is adopted, provided the supply comes from the north. It will require 2,250 feet of 14-inch, 12-inch and 10-inch main line besides the 8-inch and 6-inch for connecting the side streets, also setting the necessary hydrants.


An appropriation of $10,500.00 will be required.


A separate appropriation of $2,000.00 will be needed for con- necting the houses and vacant lots to the main line.


The pumping record shows 25,492,791 gallons for the year- average per day 69,843 gallons-heaviest day 129,885 gallons- lightest day 54,404 gallons. The decrease from 1929 of 4,680,220 gallons can be accounted for by the past very dry season, when a large majority of the water takers gave up try- ing to save their lawns and gardens; also there were no fires that required a large draft on the Fire Reservoirs.


During the year, there were five new services added, ten re- newed and five repaired.


Under the present ruling of the Water Board, the Water Department furnishes and repairs the service pipe from the main to the street line, which decreases somewhat the amount of money coming back into the Town Treasury from above sources.


In the event of next season being a very dry one, we may have to make more repairs on the suction line. The past season, on account of air leaks showing in the joints of the suction line,


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when the level of the ground water in the meadow went below the center, and in some cases the bottom of the wooden suction pipe, air leaks developed, and we were obliged to repair thirteen joints at a cost of $278.44 in order to keep the pumps running until the rains came.


In order to meet our budget for the coming year, which antic- ipates about the usual number of new services, renewals and repairs, also emergencies like the suction pipe job, we ask for an appropriation of $3,800.00.


During the year the Treasurer paid Water Department notes amounting to $1,000.00 and interest $192.50, this leaves three notes for $1,000.00 each still due on the purchase of the plant from the Medfield Water Co.


PUMPING RECORD


January 1, 1930 to January 1, 1931


January


Gallons per Week


Gallons per Day


1st week


473,255


67,608


2nd week


495,605


70,801


3rd week


486,857


69,551


4th week


552,586


78,941


Total for January


2,371,221


71,849


February


5th week


535,438


76,491


6th week


539,747


77,107


7th week


519,165


74,166


8th week


459,382


65,626


Total for February


2,037,636


72,416


March


9th week


500,842


71,549


10th week


439,685


62,812


11th week


446,864


63,838


12th week


487,733


69,676


Total for March


2,078,993


67,064


84


April


13th week


473,418


67,631


14th week


470,162


67,166


15th week


460,937


65,848


16th week


465,767


66,538


17th week.


471,641


67,377


Total for April


2,002,574


66,752


May


18th week


534,124


76,303


19th week


603,378


86,197


20th week


506,736


72,391


21st week


556,398


79,485


Total for May


2,439,923


78,707


June


22nd week


563,127


80,448


23rd week


638,861


91,266


24th week


597,878


85,411


25th week


565,513


80,788


Total for June


2,631,211


87,674


July


26th week


671,127


95,875


27th week


625,202


89,715


28th week


521,551


74,507


29th week


631,713


90,245


30th week


587,874


83,982


Total for July


2,645,026


85,323


August


31st week


748,972


106,996


32nd week


667,397


95,343


33rd week


571,912


81,702


34th week


573,214


81,888


Total for August


2,793,560


90,115


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September


35th week


593,242


84,749


36th week


637,353


91,036


37th week


591,256


84,465


38th week.


588,414


84,059


Total for September


2,602,901


86,763


October


39th week


601,611


85,944


40th week


528,542


75,506


41st week


508,302


72,614


42nd week


505,519


72,217


43rd week


480,832


68,690


Total for October


2,225,215


71,781


November


44th week


467,705


66,815


45th week


486,633


69,519


46th week


497,948


71,735


47th week


494,781


70,683


Total for November


2,118,650


70,622


December


48th week


539,556


77,079


49th week


459,006


65,572


50th week


517,255


73,893


51st week


499,182


71,312


52nd week


547,951


68,494


Total for December


2,190,907


70,674


Total gallons for 1930, 25,492,791.


Average gallons per day, 82,666.


Heaviest day in 1930, Aug. 7, 129,885.


Lightest day in 1930, Jan. 17, 54,404.


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FINANCIAL REPORT OF WATER DEPARTMENT


Receipts


From water bills rendered


June 1, 1929 $ 11.83


From water bills rendered Dec. 1, 1929


1,155.94


Commitment of bills ren- dered June 1, 1930 $ 2,708.95


Collected $2,602.34


2,602.34


Uncollected 82.61


Abated


24.00


$ 2,708.95


Commitment of bills ren- dered Dec. 1, 1930


3,062.19


Collected


$1,627.66


1,627.66


Uncollected 1,412.53


Abated


22.00


$ 3,062.19


For new services, renewals and repairs 614.48


Uncollected


$


29.30


Total collected


$ 6,012.25


Expended


Salaries of Commissioners .. $ 150.00


Ira F. Penniman, Water


Registrar 50.00


Ira F. Penniman, Water


Registrar, expenses


10.01


Printing, stationery, post-


age and telephones 26.45 $ 236.46


Paid for Tools


Sumner & Dunbar


$


23.14


87


W. A. Gilbert 6.10


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 32.50


J. G. Pollard & Co., Inc. 9.10


The Bond Co.


6.31


W. A. Fitts 15.50


$ 92.65


Pumping Station and Springs


Fuel, Light and Power


Edison Electric Illum. Co ... $ 543.64


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc., coal


34.20


Boston Branch, gas 1.85


$ 579.69


Engineers


A. H. Wheeler $ 345.50


Ira F. Penniman 19.50 $ 365.00


Repairs at Pumping Station and Springs


Triplex Pump


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler


$


7.80


J. C. Jones Power & Pump


Co.


13.85


$ 21.65


Paid for Materials


J. C. Jones Power & Pump Co $ 57.34


$ 57.34


Warren Pump Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler


$


7.50


$ 7.50


Paid for Materials


Garlock Packing Co $ 1.17


$ 1.17


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Gas Engine Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 1.50


Ira F. Penniman 3.30


Edwin F. Penniman 1.20


$ 6.00


Miscellaneous


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler


$


3.00


F. A. Hartshorn 5.20


J. Roger Mitchell .75


$ 8.95


Paid for Materials


Kimball, Harrington & Os- born, oil $ 25.84


F. A. Hartshorn 7.45


Weiker's Express 2.00


W. A. Fitts


1.18


Fred Dyer. .63 $ 37.10


A. A. Kingsbury, repairs on Pump-house roof 51.08


Repairs on Suction Pipe


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 77.10


Ira F. Penniman 10.90


Harry Leighton 60.00


Arthur Luther 59.10


J. Roger Mitchell 24.38


John Morgan 4.80


J. B. Rouzaut


4.50


William Cox


2.70


William Meany


2.40


-


$


245.88


Paid for Materials


William J. Hayward.


$


6.00


89


W. A. Gilbert 5.73


A. A. Kingsbury


5.18


W. K. Gilmore & Son Inc. 5.15


Roy Owen, trucking. 10.50


$ 32.56


Springs


Paid for Labor


Arthur Luther $ 18.00


A. H. Wheeler 1.20 -


$ 19.20


New Services, Renewals and Repairs


Labor


Ira F. Penniman. $ 245.00


A. H. Wheeler. 240.80


J. Roger Mitchell 155.24


Arthur Luther 152.70


Harry Leighton


110.50


Joseph Grogan.


39.00


Albert Catenacci.


29.70


William Meany


27.00


James Tubridy


15.30


William S. Blanchard.


12.60


Elmer Keirstead.


9.90


Vernon Patten


6.30


Dana Lincoln


6.30


John Morgan.


4.80


R. E. Conrick. 5.10


Roy Owen 5.10


David Haley


5.10


William Cox


2.40


James F. Clark.


2.00


$ 1,074.84


Paid for Materials


Cement Lined Pipe Co. $ 220.72


Thompson-Durkee Co. 51.45


John P. McCarthy.


37.29


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Weiker's Express. 28.70


Walworth Co.


19.76


National-Boston Lead Co ... 10.02


W. A. Fitts.


7.80


Boston Branch


4.85


F. D. Kennedy.


2.40


W. A. Gilbert.


1.89


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc ...


.65


C. F. Read


.60


$ 386.13


Trucking


Ira F. Penniman $ 16.75


Roy Owen 5.00


W. A. Gilbert 4.35


George H. Sauer


3.30


F. C. Chick.


3.00


J. Roger Mitchell


1.25


$ 33.65


Total expended.


$ 3,256.85


Unexpended.


143.15


Appropriation.


$ 3,400.00


Correct :


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


10-Inch Water Pipe in Main Street


Appropriation


$14,500.00


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler. $ 261.45


Ira F. Penniman 174.50


Metcalf & Eddy, Engineers 95.50


J. Roger Mitchell.


54.39


Harry Leighton


38.40


Arthur Luther


33.30


91


R. E. Conrick


25.50


Roy Owen


25.50


William Meany


21.30


James Tubridy


13.80


John Cahill.


10.20


Joseph Grogan


7.50


Antonio Iafolla.


6.00


William Gilbert.


5.40


John Spender


5.10


David Haley


5.10


Manford Myers.


4.80


Edwin F. Penniman


4.20


Medfield Garage


1.00


$ 792.94


Paid for Materials


Warren Foundry & Pipe Co. $5,786.93


L. P. Federico & Susi Co.,


Contractors. 2,723.63


A. P. Smith Co., hydrants and gates.


1,550.20


Mansfield Foundry


Co.,


fittings. 267.67


Walworth Co., fittings


236.40


Comm. of Mass., certifying notes. 26.00


Weiker's Express.


11.20


N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight. 10.43


W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc ... 5.93


A. A. Kingsbury 4.72


National Boston Lead Co ...


3.96


Medfield Plumbing & Heat- ing Co. 2.40


F. D. Kennedy


1.53


W. A. Gilbert


1.00


Ira F. Penniman, trucking .. 12.76


92


Roy Owen, trucking. ......... 2.00


$10,646.76


Unexpended balance


$11,439.70 3,060.30


$14,500.00


Transferred $800.00 of the unexpended balance to the 8-inch Pipe, Main Street appropriation.


House Connections 10-Inch Pipe


Appropriation


$ 2,500.00


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 16.80


Ira F. Penniman 288.00


J. Roger Mitchell


223.53


William Meany 177.90


Arthur Luther 177.00


Harry Leighton. 172.50


Antonio Iafolla


139.60


William Gilbert.


127.50


Manford Myers.


54.90


James Tubridy


51.60


William Cox.


27.00


Joseph Grogan


24.00


R. E. Conrick


18.00


Roy Owen


10.20


John Spender 10.20


LeRoy Longworth


9.30


B. Zizza


8.10


$ 1,536.13


Paid for Materials


Cement Lined Pipe Co. $ 398.06


Red-Hed Mfg. Co


152.82


Walworth Co.


49.76


National Boston Lead Co ...


34.27


..


93


Mansfield Foundry Co. 11.45


Sumner & Dunbar. 10.80


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight. 2.86


Ira F. Penniman, trucking .. 35.63 $ 695.65


Unexpended balance


$ 2,231.78 268.22


$ 2,500.00 Transferred $100.00 of the unexpended balance to the house connections 8-inch pipe appropriation.


House Connections 8-Inch Pipe $ 100.00


Appropriation.


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 7.00


J. Roger Mitchell. 11.25


James Tubridy 10.80


Harry Leighton. 8.40


David Haley 5.40


John Morgan.


3.60


William Blanchard


3.00


Albert Catenacci


1.20


-$ 50.65


Paid for Materials


Cement Lined Pipe Co. $ 17.04


$ 17.04


$ 67.69


Unexpended balance. ...


32.31


$ 100.00


8-Inch Water Pipe in Main Street


Appropriation.


$ 800.00


Taken from Reserve Fund. 85.08


$ 885.08


94


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 63.00


F. J. Dingley, blasting 126.00


John Morgan. 60.00


Harry Leighton. 47.40


William Blanchard


46.20


James Tubridy


37.20


David Haley


31.20


Albert Catenacci.


31.20


Arthur Luther


29.70


C. E. Simpson & Son, lay- ing pipe. 26.25


J. T. Kennedy


21.60


William Meany


13.20


J. Roger Mitchell 3.38


$ 536.33


Paid for Materials


Warren Foundry & Pipe Co $ 242.58


N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight 39.57


C. E. Simpson & Son, lay- ing pipe.


17.09


F. J. Dingley


7.50


Mansfield Foundry Co.


2.03


Roy Owen, trucking


18.00


The George Peirce Inc., trucking. 17.18


Frank Ryan, trucking


4.80


$ 348.75


$ 885.08


Correct:


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


95


SEWER DEPARTMENT


Sanitary Sewers


In February, 1930, we cleared out a stoppage in sewer in the street which connects Mitchell and Cottage Streets-tree roots again.


Early in December the sewers in Miller and North Streets had to be cleared out. In Miller Street it backed up into the cellars, in North Street we found the trouble when making a general inspection of the trunk lines.


Sewer Beds


The amount of sewerage going to the beds during the summer and fall months decreased somewhat on account of the straw factory closing and also due to the very long dry season, when there was no ground water to speak of entering the leaky joints.


Surface of the beds baked harder than the average, last season, requiring more working to keep the surface porous enough to absorb the sewerage readily. On account of this extra work, the small balance left late in the season, did not permit hauling any sand or gravel to the low parts of the beds, which we try to do whenever possible.


We need an appropriation of $1000.00 for the coming season.


FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE SEWER DEPARTMENT


Appropriation. $900.00


Sanitary Sewers


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler $ 12.60


J. Roger Mitchell


12.00


96


Arthur Luther


6.00


Dana Weiker


2.40


Harry Leighton


2.40


$ 35.40


Paid for Tools


The Bond Co.


$ 7.35 -


$ 7.35


Sewer Beds


Paid for Labor


A. H. Wheeler


$ 4.90


Ira F. Penniman 70.50


Arthur Luther 365.40


William Meany


78.90


Albert Catenacci


33.00


Roy Owen. 25.20


George A. Wiggin 20.40


Horace Hanson 14.40


John Spender.


14.40


Dana Weiker


12.00


Antonio Iafolla


8.70


Joseph Grogan


7.50


Harry Leighton


5.40


James Tubridy


4.80


Elwyn Chick. 3.90


William Gilbert


3.60


Gemi Catenacci.


3.60


John T. Kennedy


2.40


J. Roger Mitchell


1.20


$680.20


Trucks and Teams


Gemi Catenacci.


$105.50


C. G. Bridge, plowing


12.50


Amos Gilbert.


11.00


Roy Owen


4.60


Ira F. Penniman.


2.50


97


Medfield Garage


2.71


Medfield Auto Supply


2.45


$141.26


$864.21


35.79


Unexpended balance


$900.00 ALDEN H. WHEELER, IRA F. PENNIMAN, MICHAEL E. GRIFFIN, Water and Sewerage Board.


Correct :


W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.


98


LIBRARY REPORT


To the Board of Selectmen, the Trustees of the Memorial Public Library respectfully submit the following report for the year 1930:


Alfred Pederson is the new member of the Board and the or- ganization remains as in the past years with Mr. Crocker, chair- man and Mrs. Nellie T. Keyou, secretary.


The Librarian, Mrs. Emery, has been granted leave of ab- sence for the winter months, and Miss Petrie the assistant, with Miss Helen MacDonald, a former teacher in the Ralph Wheelock School, as substitute, are in charge during her absence.


During the year, 240 new books have been purchased, and a fine set of "America" in twelve volumes has been presented by Mr. George B. Dabney, in memory of the Heroes of the World War. "Pathway of the Puritans" a Tercentenary book, in fine binding has been presented by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We are also indebted to Mrs. Wheelwright for an Encyclopedia of Textiles, in seven volumes, and to Mrs. Danielson and Mrs. Chandler for five books of fiction. To these donors, we wish to express our thanks.




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