Town annual reports of Medfield 1960-1966, Part 31

Author: Medfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1960
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1530


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5,000.00


Highways-Pound Street


50,000.00


$1,895.054.00 -


Debt by Year of Maturity


1963


$162,054.00


1964


150,000.00


1965


149,000.00


1966


145,000.00


1967


141,000.00


1968


116,000.00


1969


116,000.00


1970


116,000.00


1971


100,000.00


1972


100,000.00


1973


100,000.00


,


156


1974


100,000.00


1975


100,000.00


1976


75,000.00


1977


75,000.00


1978


75,000.00


1979


75,000.00


Total


$1,895,054.00


1


TOWN OF MEDFIELD


Balance Sheet - December 31, 1962 Assets


Cash in Bank and Office


$243,580.98


Accounts Receivable:


Taxes, Levy of 1954


$81.90


1956


347.90


1958


162.26


1959


132.25


1960


891.55


1961


6,870.89


1962


23,958.43


32,445.18


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


1955


1,481.61


1956


1,268.40


1957


2,233.06


1958


1,859.08


1959


2,189.64


1960


3,463.18


1961


3,464.00


1962


35,064.34


51,023.31


Water and Sewer Betterments


1,839.90


Tax Titles


5,667.30


157


Overlay Deficits: Levy of 1955 1956 1957


355.62 491.09 298.73


1,145.44


Departmental: Accounts Receivable


Machinery Operating Account


686.14


Medical Aid


1,851.04


Ambulance


1,675.00


Old Age Assistance


229.69


Aid to Dependent Children


931.43


Veterans Aid


639.49


Disability Assistance


293.22


Cemetery Annual Care


5,041.00


Cemetery Sale of Lots


.190.00


O.A.A .- State


384.74


Group Insurance Agency Account


101.58


12,023.33;


Water


Rates


10,355.60


Services


3,134.83


Extensions


1,266.79


14,757.22:


State and County Aid to Highways Receivable


15,792.65,


Underestimated:


State: Mosquito Control


52.00


Total Assets:


$378,327.31


Liabilities


Temporary Loans:


In Anticipation of Reimbursements:


Chapter 90 and Chapter 81-Highways


45,375.00


Agency:


Federal Withheld Taxes


44,902.42


Clara S. Littledale Library Book Fund


100.00


Granville F. Dailey Library Trust Fund Income


4,006.13


State Withheld Taxes


2,704.75


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


50.00


Cemetery Trust Fund Income


286.96


County Retirement Funds


5.28


Federal Grants:


158


Medical Aid Disability Assistance Old Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children


4,671.54


942.65


3,652.72


2,443.47


11,710.38


Appropriation Balances:


Master Plan


7,000.00


Swimming Pool


175.50


Junior-Senior High School


22,436.76


Civil Defense


141.42


Sewer Extension


406.00


Fire Station


88.95


Fire Station Alarm, Radio and Air Tanks


2,407.54


Town Hall Renovations


50.00


Chapter 90 Highways


9,322.42


Pound Street


1,832.19


Front End Loader


1,739.18


School Athletic Association


2,144.15


Teachers Retirement-Military Service


321.82


School Plans


1,904.44


Development and Industrial Comm.


219.00


Water Standpipe


269.00


Water New Well


1,050.40


Land Damages


392.55


Adams Street School-Remodeling


10,000.00


High and Granite Streets-Water


35,176.69


97,078.01


Receipts Reserved for Transfer:


Cemetery Sale of Lots


533.84


School Public Law 874


2,863.94


Sale Town owned land


3,000.00


School Cafeteria


1,735.94


Road Machinery


482.50


Cemetery Tool Tomb


1.00


8,617.22


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus


5,919.76


Overlays Reserved for Abatements:


1954


81.90


1958


225.75


1959


134.25


1960


818.47


1961


2,393.34


1962


12,480.61


16,134.32


159


Revenue Reserved until Collected:


Departmental


11,235.61


Tax Titles


5,667.30


Motor Vehicle Excises


51,023.31


Water Revenue


14,757.22


Water and Sewer Betterments


1,839.90


84,523.34


Overestimated:


State Parks


249.31


County Tax


1,034.07


1,283.38


Dog Licenses


4.75


Surplus Revenue


55,625.61


Total Liabilities:


$378,327.31


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR 1962


For Assessors' Use


Gas Permits


$84.50


Swimming Permits


2,824.81


Rent-Town Hall


200.00


School-Dental Clinic


137.00


Court Fines


158.00


School-Sale of Materials, etc.


1,030.21


Mass. Hospital Service-Refund


385.13


Sealers Fees


52.20


Highway and Park-Refunds


238.53


Wire Permits


1,049.00


Building Permits


1,364.20


Plumbing Permits


996.00


Library Fines and Book Sales


862.34


O.A.A. and Other Refunds


677.56


Liquor and Other Licenses


3,227.00


Tax Interest


1,388.92


Certificates-Liens


402.00


Cemetery-Grave Openings


631.00


$15,708.40


Massachusetts:


Medical Aid


Income Tax


$10,285.19 74,440.23


160


Corporation Tax O.A.A.


20,022.27


6,588.12


D.A. and A.D.C.


3,699.04


Highways-Snow


343.00


Veterans Services


586.35


Vocational Education


1,983.42


O.A. Meals Tax


1,708.96


Schools-Building Programs


52,458.75


Reimbursement Tax Loss


6,967.38


School Aid


1,353.00


Transportation Pupils


9,519.45


Library Aid


1,505.25


Insurance Refund


18.36


Cancelled Checks


244.03


Accrued Interest


119.10


County Dog Tax


736.60


$208,286.90


Excess Abatements to be raised in 1963:


1955 Overlay Deficit


355.62


1956 Overlay Deficit


491.09


1957 Overlay Deficit


298.73


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Principal


Balance December 31, 1962


$166,497.64


In Custody of Town Treasurer:


Library Trust Funds


9,000.00


Granville F. Dailey Trust Funds-Library


87,213.75


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


47,699.85


Clara S. Littledale Library Trust Funds


1,460.69


Stabilization Fund


17,048.13


162,422.42


In Custody of Selectmen: Moses Ellis Post No. 117 GAR


4,075.22


$166,497.64


161


Trust Accounts - Income and Disbursements


Library Trust Funds:


Interest on Savings Accounts:


Home Savings Bank


80.00


Dedham Institution for Savings


90.00


Massachusetts Savings Bank


80.00


Provident Institution for Savings


110.00


360.00


Transfer to Library Account-Book Purchases


360.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds: Interest on Savings Accounts:


.


Massachusetts Savings Bank


292.00


Dedham Institution for Savings


1,104.27


Home Savings Bank


63.00


Medfield Cooperative Bank


868.15


Needham Cooperative Bank


59.85


2,387.27


Transfer to Cemetery Maintenance:


2,100.31


Balance December 31, 1962


286.96


Clara S. Littledale Funds:


Interest on Savings Accounts:


Medfield Cooperative Bank


61.75


Needham Cooperative Bank


10.69


72.44


Transfer to Library Account


72.44


Granville F. Dailey Library Trust-Income Accounts:


4,354.61


Balance January 1, 1962:


C. I. T. Corporation


138.75


Dedham Institution for Savings


400.00


U. S. Treasury Department


587.60


Appalachian Power Co.


185.00


General Electric Company


140.00


General Motors Corporation


130.00


Niagara Mohawk Power


72.50


Southwestern Gas and Electric


185.00


Seaboard Airline R. R.


60.00


Southern California-Edison


312.50


Pittsburgh and Lake Erie R. R.


127.50


Great Northern R. R.


127.50


International Banks


45.00


162


American Tel. & Tel. Co.


175.00


Missouri Pacific R. R.


135.00


Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe R. R.


200.00


Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R.R.


87.44


Reading Railroad Equipment Trust


127.50


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


69.36


Ohio Power Co.


138.75


Southern Bell Telephone


131.28


Armco Steel Corp.


87.00


3,662.68


8,017.29


Less:


Commissions Total Income


441.39


Transfer to Library Maintenance


3,454.62


Accrued Interest


115.15


4,011.16


Balance December 31, 1962


4,006.13


The foregoing report is an account of the financial transactions and standing of the Town of Medfield for the year ending December 31, 1962.


LESLIE J. HOWLETT,


Town Accountant


163


TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT - 1962 POLL TAX


1961


Levy of


Balance $26.00


1962 Collected $26.00 3,108.00


1962 Balance


Total Balance


1961


$.00


1962


72.00


$72.00


PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX


1954


5.85


5.85


.00


1955


305.76


305.76


.00


1956


401.10


393.18


7.92


1957


489.63


489.63


.00


1958


220.90


174.74


46.16


1959


571.65


571.65


.00


1960


771.82


598.57


173.25


1961


980.89


754.95


225.94


1962


19,609.78


978.02


1,431.29


REAL ESTATE TAX


1955


292.11


292.11


.00


1956


778.51


438.53


339.98


1957


144.60


144.60


.00


1958


869.15


753.05


116.10


1959


3,215.07


3,080.82


134.25


1960


8,152.19


7,433.89


718.30


1961


24,260.46


17,615.51


6,644.95


1962


692,878.79


22,908.41


30,861.99


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX


1955


1,892.02


410.41


1,481.61


1956


1,406.42


138.02


1,268.40


1957


2,457.84


224.78


2,233.06


1958


2,087.09


228.01


1,859.08


1959


2,328.86


139.22


2,189.64


1960


8,424.28


4,957.03


3,467.25


1961


14,822.46


11,358.46


3,464.00


1962


86,700.27


35,064.34


51,027.38


Total Interest Collected on Delinquent Taxes Total Lien Certificate Fees Collected


402.00


Percentage of 1962 Taxes Collected


93.4%


Respectfully submitted,


1,387.72


CHARLES H. RAYNER, JR. Collector of Taxe'


164


CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS


Accepted in 1962 Needham Cooperative Bank


Name of Fund


Original Fund


Angelakis Lot


$ 50.00


William L. Callow Lot


250.00


Giovanni Celli Lot


100.00


Hilda Copithorne Lot


50.00


Jane L. Germaine Lot


100.00


John A. Holmquist Lot


50.00


Joseph Lessard Lot


50.00


Elmer E. Matola Lot


200.00


Ruth Morrison Lot


100.00


John D. and Gertrude Reilly Lot


100.00


Joseph A. Roberts, III Lot


100.00


Jerome Shiels Lot


250.00


Frank P. Smith Lot


100.00


Thomas G. Watson Lot


100.00


ASSESSORS' REPORT


Town Appropriations


$1,102,854.11


Total Appropriations voted to be taken from Available Funds:


In 1961


$ 15,432.07 30,208.09


45,640.16


1,148,494.27


463.99


Overlay deficits Snow Emergency and Gravelled Roads


8,579.42


State Tax and Assessments:


State Parks and Reservations


2,814.49


State Audit of Municipal Accounts


309.43


Mosquito Control


2,942.20


6,066.12


In 1962


165


County Tax and Assessments: County Tax County Tax-Underestimate Tuberculosis Hospital


12,498.73 172.09


3,479.51


16,150.33


Overlay of current year


19,387.00


GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED


$1,199,141.13


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds:


Income Tax


74,101.23


Corporation Taxes


17,139.25


Reimbursement on account of publicly owned land


6,967.38


Old Age Tax (Meals) Chapter 64B S10


1,617.90


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


113,284.83


Licenses


7,639.50


Fines


262.50


Special Assessments


1,327.67


General Government


3,460.40


Highways


81.49


Charities (other than federal grants)


13,684.51


Old Age Assistance (other than federal grants)


10,611.01


Veterans Services


1,511.43


School


7,679.91


Public Service Enterprises


49,256.65


Cemeteries (other than trust funds and sale of lots)


1,590.00


Interest


1,842.09


State Assistance for School Construction


52,458.75


Farm Animal Excise


30.88


Total Estimated Receipts


$364,547.38


Overestimates:


State Recreation Areas


214.50


Amounts voted to be taken from available funds:


June 12, 1961


175.00


June 12, 1961


300.00


June 12, 1961


379.50


June 12, 1961


150.00


December 11, 1961


350.00


December 11, 1961


595.00


December 11, 1961


305.00


December 11, 1961


1,500.00


166


.


December 11, 1961


6,578.00


December 11, 1961


900.00


December 11, 1961


560.00


December 11, 1961


300.00


December 11, 1961


250.00


December 11, 1961


211.50


December 11, 1961


1,264.11


December 11, 1961


1,613.96


March 12, 1962


660.00


March 12, 1962


780.00


March 12, 1962


4,968.09


March 12, 1962


5,500.00


March 12, 1962


4,300.00


March 12, 1962


14,000.00


March 12, 1962


50,000.00


Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


460,402.04


NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION ON POLLS AND PROPERTY


$ 738,739.09


Number of Polls at $2.00 each-1590 3,180.00


Total Valuation:


Personal Property


$ 722,379.00


20,587.80


Real Estate


25,086,712.00


714,971.29


TOTAL TAXES LEVIED ON POLLS AND PROPERTY


$ 738,739.09


Number of Persons Assessed:


On Personal Estate Only


48


On Real Estate Only


1410


On Both Personal and Real Estate


26


Total Number of Persons Assessed


1484


Number of Polls Assessed


1590


Value of Assessed Personal Estate:


Stock in Trade


72,350.00


Machinery


3,000.00


Live Stock


6,690.00


All Other


640,339.00


722,379.00


Value of Assessed Real Estate:


Land exclusive of buildings


4,814,164.00


167


Buildings exclusive of land


20,272,548.00


25,086,712.00


Total Valuation of Assessed Estate


$25,809,091.00


Tax Rate per $1,000-$28.50


Taxes for State, County and Town Purposes, including Overlay On Personal Estate On Real Estate On Polls


20,587.80


714,971.29


3,180.00


Total Taxes Assessed


738,739.09


Number of Livestock Assessed:


Horses


51


Cows


3


Steers


7


Swine


7


Sheep


20


Fowl


5930


Number of Acres of Land Assessed


8062


Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed


1349


CARLTON W. KINGSBURY, Chairman HARRY E. CONWAY JOSEPH S. KENNEDY


Board of Assessors of Medfield


168


TOWN WARRANT TOWN OF MEDFIELD


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Norfolk, ss.


To either of the Constables of the Town of Medfield, in said County, greeting:


In the name of the Commonwealth you are directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Medfield, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, to meet at the Memorial School in said Medfield on Monday the 4th day of March A.D. 1963 at 12:00 Noon then and there to act on the following articles:


Article 1. To choose all Town Officers required to be elected annually by ballot, viz:


One Moderator, One Town Clerk, One Trustee of the Public Library, all for one year.


One Cemetery Commissioner for two years.


One Selectman, One Treasurer, One Assessor, Two Trustees of the Public Library, Two Members of the School Committee, One Member of the Board of Health, One Cemetery Commis- sioner, One Member of the Water and Sewerage Board, One Member of the Board of Public Welfare, One Member of the Park Commission, all for three years.


One Member of the Planning Board for five years.


The Polls to be opened at 12:00 Noon and shall be closed at 8:00 o'clock, P.M.


Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to accept the reports of the several Town Officers for the past year.


Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer such sums of money as may be necessary to defray the following departmental and other expenses of the Town for the ensuing year, and to fix the salary and compensation of all elected officers of the Town as provided for in Section 108, Chapter 41 of the General Laws.


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Item


No.


Expended Expended 1961 1962


Requested 1963


1. Moderator


$ $ $


169


Selectmen


2. Salary-Chairman


375.00


375.00


375.00


3. Salary-Clerk


350.00


350.00


350.00


4. Salary-Third Member


350.00


350.00


350.00


5. Payroll


8,300.00


6. Other Expenses


7,589.00


7,870.00


1,000.00


Total


8,664.00


8,945.00


10,375.00


Town Counsel


7. Salary


2,000.00


2,000.00


3,000.00


8. Expenses


355.00


104.00


500.00


Total


2,355.00


2,104.00


3,500.00


9. Salary


1,500.00


2,600.00


10. Payroll


650.00


11. Other Expenses


1,425.00


1,150.00


Total


2,566.00


2,925.00


4,400.00


Tax Collector


12. Salary


2,200.00


2,560.00


3,300.00


13. Payroll


1,475.00


14. Other Expenses


3,228.00


2,838.00


1,989.00


Total


5,428.00


5,398.00


6,764.00


Town Clerk


15. Salary


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


16. Expenses


324.00


324.00


300.00


Total


1,524.00


1,524.00


1,500.00


Assessors


17 Salary-Chairman


375.00


375.00


375.00


18 Salary-Clerk


350.00


350.00


350.00


19 Salary-Third Member


350.00


350.00


350.00


20. Payroll


3,300.00


21 Other Expenses


3,593.00


4,118.00


900.00


Total


4,668.00


5,193.00


5,275.00


Planning Board


22. Salary-Chairman


23. Salaries-4 Members


24. Other Expenses


768.00


830.00


1,175.00


Total


768.00


830.00


1,175.00


Treasurer


170


Park Commission


25. Salary-Chairman


26. Salary-Clerk


27. Salaries-3 Members


28. Expenses


2,342.00


29. Payroll-Swimming Pool


5,500.00


30. Expenses-Swimming Pool


5,809.00


1,393.00


Total


1,416.00


5,809.00


9,235.00


Election and Registration


31. Payroll


32. Other Expenses


1,445.00


3,030.00


1,325.00


Total


1,445.00


3,030.00


1,600.00


Town Hall


33. Salaries


4,450.00


34. Heat and Light


3,000.00


35. Other Expenses


300.00


Total


7,486.00


7,480.00


7,750.00


36. Town Meetings


447.00


474.00


1,000.00


37. Finance Committee


253.00


277.00


350.00


Highway Department


38. Payroll-General Highway


42,784.00


34,600.00


39. Materials and Supplies and Machinery


18,300.00


40 Chapter 81-Repair and Maintenance


6,750.00


6,900.00


41. Chapter 90-Maintenance


500.00


42. Removing Brush


2,014.00


2,000.00


43. Sidewalks


1,068.00


1,000.00


44. Snow and Ice


39,654.00


35,000.00


Total


87,222.00


92,270.00


98,300.00


Police Department


45. Salary-Chief


6,516.00


46. Salary-Sergeant


5,554.00


47. Salaries-6 Officers full time


30,617.00


48. Payroll-Part Time


2,457.00


49. Payroll-Vacation & Holidays


3,510.00


50 Payroll-Sick Leave


1,500.00


51. Cruiser Expenses


2,750.00


52. Telephone, Radio and Teletype


1,270.00


53. Uniforms


475.00


171


275.00


54. State Police School


55. Other Expenses


56. Contingent Salary- Officer on leave


3,746.00


57. One additional Patrolman


3,292.00


Total


49,708.00


51,816.00


63,427.00


Fire Department


58. Salaries-Officers


1,125.00


59. Payroll


8,395.00


60. Supplies


1,380.00


61. Other Expenses


14,069.00


3,993.00


Total


15,803.00


14,069.00


14,893.00


Tree and Moth Department


62. Tree Warden (per hour)


2.20


2.30


2.75


63. Mosquito Control


1,500.00


64 Care of Trees


3,500.00


65 Dutch Elm


4,000.00


66. Moths


1,000.00


67. Planting Trees


600.00


68. Destroying Ivy


200.00


Total


10,999.00


10,585.00


10,800.00


Inspectors


69. Building


1,301.00


1,287.00


1,325.00


70. Plumbing


757.00


750.00


775.00


71. Gas


272.00


350.00


450.00


72. Wiring


662.00


650.00


675.00


73. Sealer Weights and Measures


162.00


164.00


175.00


Total


3,154.00


3,201.00


3,400.00


Other


74. Dog Officer


250.00


250.00


250.00


75. Civilian Defense


727.00


112.00


500.00


76. Board of Appeals


649.00


633.00


650.00


77. Street Lights


9,390.00


10,059.00


11,000.00


Total


11,016.00


11,054.00


12,400.00


Board of Health


78. Salaries-3 Board Members


"79. Department Expenses


1,233.00


1,349.00


3,000.00


Total


1,233.00


1,349.00


3,000.00


172


690.00


1,050.00


80. Public Health Nurse


81. Garbage Disposal


4,000.00


6,000.00


10,000.00


82. Mental Health


200.00


200.00


735.00


Ambulance


83. Salaries and Payroll


84. Other Expenses


1,380.00


1,459.00


240.00


Total


1,380.00


1,459.00


1,260.00


Public Dump


85. Payroll


1,900.00


86. Other Expenses


2,195.00


2,121.00


646.00


Total


2,195.00


2,121.00


2,546.00


Sewer


87. Payroll


2,110.00


88. Other Expenses


5,366.00


2,531.00


1,130.00


Total


5,366.00


2,531.00


3,240.00


Public Welfare


89. Salary-Chairman


312.50


90. Salary Clerk


187.50


91. Salary-Third Member


125.00


92. General Relief


3,000.00


93. Old Age Assistance


9,000.00


94. Disability Assistance


1,000.00


95. Aid to Dependent Children


6,500.00


96. Medical Assistance to Aged


12,000.00


97. Administrative Expenses


3,400.00


Total


45,282.00


38,228.00


35,525.00


98. Benefits


1,766.00


2,909.00


3,200.00


99. Memorial Day


605.00


650.00


650.00


Total


2,371.00


3,559.00


3,850.00


SCHOOLS


General School Budget


Salaries-Teachers and


Principals


440,000.00


Expenses-Teacher and Principals


13,400.00


Textbooks


14,460.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,020.00


Veterans


173


Buildings-Custodians


32,750.00


Buildings-Fuel


16,200.00


Buildings-Other Expenses


27,000.00


Transportation


21,300.00


Superintendent's Account


18,120.00


Other Department Expenses


30,750.00


100. Sub Total


378,425.00


484,344.00


613,980.00


101. Vocational Education


4,090.00


3,131.00


2,600.00


102. School Traffic


1,294.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


103. Military Retirement


322.00


235.00


104. School Planning and Building Committee


1,000.00


1,000.00


105. Dental Clinic


1,000.00


983.00


1,000.00


Net Total


384,809.00


491,280.00


620,315.00


Library


106. Salaries-6 Trustees


Payroll


7,600.00


Other Expenses


10,860.00


11,524.00


5,012.00


Sub Total


10,860.00


11,524.00


12,612.00


Less Receipts


107. Dog Tax Transfer


685.00


660.00


736.00


108. Library Fines Transfer Other Receipts


734.00


780.00


791.00


5,042.00


5,684.00


5,085.00


Total Receipts


6,461.00


7,124.00


6,612.00


109. Net Department Expense


4,399.00


4,400.00


6,000.00


Water Department


110. Salaries-3 Board Members


111. Superintendent's Sal. (per hour)


2.20


2.30


2.75


112. Pumping Costs inc. Payroll


8,966.00


113. Distribution Oper. Payroll


13,861.00


114. Distribution Oper. Expenses


6,420.00


115. New Services


11,875.00


Total


31,575.00


35,792.00


41,122.00


Cemetery


116. Salaries-3 Commissioners


117. Superintendent's Sal. (per hour) Payroll Other Expenses


1.80


1.80


2.10


6,100.00


8,354.00


9,151.00


3,432.00


Total


8,354.00


9,151.00


9,532.00


174


118. Less Receipts


Sale of Lots Other Receipts


1,674.00


2,100.00


240.00 2,100.00


119. Net Departmental Expense


6,680.00


6,951.00


7,192.00


Conservation Commission


120. Department Expenses


600.00


121. Conservation Fund


3,000.00


Total


3,600.00


Town Debt


122.


Notes


133,000.00


131,000.00


162,054.00


123. Certification of Notes


6.00


38.00


50.00


124. Interest


69,398.00


66,031.00


76,995.00


Total


202,404.00


197,069.00


239,099.00


Insurance


125.


Vehicles


2,256.00


2,709.00


2,759.00


126. Workman's Compensation


4,556.00


5,365.00


9,411.00


127. Fire


5,116.00


3,838.00


5,657.00


128. Boiler


2,183.00


129. Group


8,754.00


9,602.00


10,000.00


Total


22,865.00


21,514.00


27,827.00


Unclassified


130.


Town Report


1,684.00


1,638.00


2,200.00


131. Town Clock


151.00


385.00


150.00


132. County Retirement


8,828.00


9,261.00


11,925.00


133. Stabilization Fund


5,000.00


5,000.00


20,000.00


134. Reserve Fund


4,949.00


4,677.00


10,000.00


Total


20,612.00


20,961.00


44,275.00


Grand Total Article 3


1,061,598.00 1,306,930.00


Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the 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, 1963, and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Chapter 44, Section 17, General Laws.


Article 5. To see if the Town will authorize the Collector to use all means in the collection of taxes as the Treasurer might if elected to that office.


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Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to transfer a sum of money in Road Machinery Fund to Highway Operation Account to defray the expense and the operation and maintenance of highway machinery.


Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $7,200.00 for the reconstruction and resurfacing of Main Street (Route 109); said money to be used with funds allotted by the County and State, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $7,839.06 from funds received, or to be received, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 782 of the Acts of 1962 for the purpose of improv- ing and widening Main Street (Route 109).


Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money and appropriate it to the Street Improvement Account; said funds to be expended for the reconstruction of a section of Forest Street and a section of Granite Street, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds the sum of $1,987.00 for the pur- pose of replacing a culvert under Main Street between Hartford and Nebo Streets, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the unex- pended balance of $247.80 voted under Article 9 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1962 (Curve Street Guard Fence), and raise and appropriate the sum of $1,752.20 for the purpose of installing 485 feet of Guard Fence on the westerly side of the overhead railroad crossing on Curve Street, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds and/or borrow a sum of money for the purpose of installing permanent bounds on various public ways, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds and/or borrow a sum of money and appropriate it to a Street Resurfacing Account; said funds to be expended for the resurfacing of Nebo Street, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds and/or borrow the sum of $2,600.00 for the purchase of a self-unloading Sand Spreader for the use of the Highway Department, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to transfer an unex- pended balance of $1,739.18 voted under Article 12 of the Annual Town


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Meeting of 1962 (Front End Loader) and raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds and/or borrow the further sum of $2,485.82, a total of $4,225.00 for the purchase of a Backhoe Attachment for the Fordson Major Tractor, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds the sum of $2,224.00 for the pur- pose of paying land damages arising from the relocation of Harding Street, or do or act anything in relation thereto.


Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to petition the Boston Edison Company to install street lights on the following named streets, or do or act anything in relation thereto:


6 lights-Forest Street


6 lights-Kenney Road


3 lights-Pine Grove Road


1 light -Kingsbury Drive and Bartlett Avenue


1 light -Pine Grove Road and Bartlett Avenue (Petitions)


Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to accept as public ways the following named streets, or parts thereof, viz:


Marlyn Road, Bow Street, Hearthstone Drive, Hillcrest Road, Juniper Lane, Alder Road, Scott Road, Maplewood Road, Cedar Lane and Forest Lane,


as laid out by the Board of Selectmen on February 5, 1963 and shown on plans referred to in the several Orders of Layout and on file with the Town Clerk's Office and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by eminent domain or otherwise such rights, titles and ease- ments, including drainage easements, as may be necessary to accom- plish such purpose, or do or act anything in relation thereto. (Board of Selectmen)


Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds and/or borrow the sum of $4,866.00 to increase the fallout protection factor of the basement area of the Medfield Fire Station to four or better and increase the number of spaces available for shelter purposes, or do or act anything in rela- tion thereto. (Selectmen)




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