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By cash, Paid the Following Town Orders :
School Department 16,045 97
Incidentals 1,775 01
Street Lights
1,817 12
Fire Department 581 23
Forest Fires
159 64
Tree Warden
335 10
Chassis for Fire Truck
1,285 00
Moth Scout 338 25
Old Cemetery 71 50
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Officers' Bond 90 00
Memorial Day
86 60
Board of Health
116 50
Soldiers' Graves
20 00
State Aid
162 00
Snow
1,447 78
Overseers of Poor
1,652 72
Library 497 83
Officers' Salaries
1,498 76
Highways, General Repairs
1,322 90
Highways, Chapter 81
6,298 92
Highways, Chapter 90
16,320 74
Highways, Emergency tion Orders 2,962 20
Appropria-
Nipmuck Park Co. 40 50
Total expenditures $81,671 11
Unexpended balance
4,964 98
$86,636 09
EMERGENCY FUND.
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Transferred to Division of Highways ... $500 00
Transferred to Board of Health 16 50
Transferred to Fire Department 121 23
$637 73
Balance
362 27
$1,000 00
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AUSTIN WOOD RELIEF FUND.
DR.
To cash deposited in Milford Savings Bank
$617 81
To cash deposited in Worcester County Institution for Savings 431 53
To cash received, U. S. Liberty Bond .. 500 00
To cash received, Interest, U. S. Liberty Bond 21 25
To cash received, Interest Milford
Savings Bank 26 06
To cash received, Interest, Worcester County Institution for Savings 21 83
$1,618 48
CR.
By cash paid, Three Town Orders . $90 00
By cash deposited in Milford Savings Bank 575 12
By cash deposited in Worcester County Institution for Savings 453 36
By cash, U. S. Liberty Bond 500 00
$1,618 48
OUTSTANDING DEBT.
Emergency Note
$3,000 00
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AUSTIN B. FLETCHER LIBRARY FUND.
DR.
To cash deposited in Milford Savings
Bank
$5,037 50
To cash received, Interest, Milford
Savings Bank
229 21
$5,266 71
CR.
By cash deposited in Milford Savings
$5,089 56
Bank
By cash paid, Two Town Orders 177 15
$5,266 71
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
DR.
To cash deposited in Milford Savings
Bank
$821 00
To
cash received,
Interest,
Milford
Savings Bank
37 35
$858 35
CR.
By cash deposited in Milford Savings Bank $858 35
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EDWIN M. WHEELOCK GIFT.
DR.
To cash received
$300 00
To cash received, Interest, Milford
Savings Bank 1 13
$301 13
CR.
By cash deposited in Milford Savings Bank
$301 13
Respectfully submitted,
MOSES U. GASKILL,
Mendon, Jan. 1, 1928.
Treasurer.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
The Selectmen of Mendon submit the following report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1927.
SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation
$1,500 00
Paid Ralph W. Coffin, Auditor $10 00
G. C. Coffin, Collector 1923, 1924,
and 1925, balance due 111 61
Edward E. Chapman, Collector 1927
333 69
G. M. Aldrich, Moth Superintendent 10 00
Harold C. Barrows, Dog Officer . ....
10 00
Harold C. Barrows, Sealer of Weights and Measures 35 00
Moses U. Gaskill, Treasurer 137 50
Albert S. Coleman, Town Clerk 50 00
George C. Cadman, Assessor 185 00
George Hemond, Assessor
135 00
Herbert S. Wood, Assessor
150 00
Herbert S. Wood, Tree Warden
12 00
Frank M. Aldrich, Chairman Select- men 16 66
John C. Ripley, Selectman
12 50
Wm. A. Barry, Selectman
12 50
Wm. A. Barry, Chairman Selectmen. . 83 30
Frank M. Aldrich, Overseer Public Welfare 1 00
Wm. A. Barry, Chairman Overseers Public Welfare 12 50
Roy A. Barrows, Selectman 62 50
W. Arthur Robinson, Selectman 62 50
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Roy A. Barrows, Chairman Overseers Public Welfare
37 50
W. Arthur Robinson, Overseer Public Welfare 5 00
Roy A. Barrows, Forest Warden
12 00
John C. Ripley, Overseer Public
Welfare
1 00
Unexpended
1 24
$1,500 00
MOTH SCOUT.
Appropriation
$300 00
Special Appropriation 38 25
$338 25
Paid Wm. H. Curliss
$82 00
Carl M. Wilbur
76 00
Clarence Moore
82 00
George M. Aldrich
78 00
George M. Aldrich, use of auto
19 00
Clark Ellis & Sons
1 25
$338 25
OLD CEMETERY.
Appropriation
$75 00
Paid Luther W. Holbrook
$71 50
Unexpended
4 50
$75 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Appropriation
$50 00 Unexpended $50 00
$50 00
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FIRE CHASSIS.
Appropriation $1,300 00 Paid B. V. Motor Co. $1,285 00
Unexpended 15 00
$1,300 00
STREET LIGHTS.
Appropriation $1,350 00
Special Appropriation
1,530 00
$2,880 00
Paid Worcester Suburban Electric Co ...
$1,817 12
Unexpended
1,062 88
$2,880 00
TOWN OFFICERS' BONDS.
Appropriation $90 00
Paid H. J. George, Treasurer's Bond .. $40 00
H. J. George, Collector's Bond 50 00
$90 00
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation
$100 00
Paid Maj. E. F. Fletcher Post 22.
$15 00
C. C. Shattuck, Supplies 8 25
Hopedale Band 53 00
Miscoe Spring Water Co., Tonics 8 60
Milford Daily News, Printing 75
J. Frank Leonard, Flowers
1 00
Unexpended 13 40
$100 00
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Appropriation
$100 00 Transferred from Emergency Fund 16 50
$116 50
Paid Worcester
County, one Tubercu-
losis case
$96 00
George Davenport, Inspector of
Slaughtering
16 50
Roy A. Barrows, 4 Quarantines 2 00
G. M. Billings, Printing 2 00
$116 50
STATE AID.
Paid
$162 00
AUSTIN WOOD RELIEF FUND.
Paid
$90 00
INCIDENTALS.
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Paid Alfred B. Cenedella, Town
Counsel
$100 00
Alfred B. Cenedella, Services Collec- tion Taxes 8 00
H. J. George, Insurance Town Build- ings 380 57
Luther W. Holbrook, Labor Founders' Park 12 50
E. E. Chapman, Serving Sum- mons and Warrants 32 99
E. E. Chapman, Stamps and En- velopes 25 27
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Harold F. Lowell, Installing Lights
in Town Hall 12 47
Charles H. Allen, Oaths to Town Officers 1 00
Charles H. Allen, Care Record Room and Lawn 4 88
Albert S. Coleman, Recording 27
Births
27 00
Albert
S.
Coleman,
Recording
15
Deaths
7 50
Albert S. Coleman, Recording 13
Marriages
6 50
Albert S. Coleman, 5 Affidavits and Administering Oaths on Delayed Birth Returns 5 75
Albert S. Coleman, Carfare, Stamps, Postage and Registration Notice .. 18 30
Albert S. Coleman, Swearing in Town Officers 6 25
H. M. Burr, Light Bulbs 1 55
Hobbs & Warren, Assessors' Supplies 10 25
Carter Ink Co., Ink 1 02
C. C. Shattuck, Gasoline and Oil 51 12
Worcester Suburban Electric Co.,
Light for Town Hall, Record Room and Library 76 30
Roy A. Barrows, Selectmen's Supplies 3 00
Roy A. Barrows, Toll Calls 2 60
Roy A. Barrows, Use of Auto
20 00
A. F. Johnson, Care of Parks 19 50
George C. Cadman, Assessors' Supplies 4 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Toll Calls 8 85
W. A. Barry, Toll Calls, Stamps
and Pens 7 20
G. C. Coffin, Cost of Selling Real Estate 11 00
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Assessors' Auto Tax Service, Copy
Assessors' Tax List 5 00
Worcester
County
Abstract
Co.
Assessors' Supplies 29 36
A. W. Brownell, Corporation Assessors' Schedules, Notices, Warrants and Blanks 8 00
H. S. Chadbourne, Yale Keys 50
Moses U. Gaskill, Inspector of Animals 61 25
Moses U. Gaskill, Stamps 11 33
Moses U. Gaskill, Making Out
Schedule for Department of Accounts 12 00 W. & L. E. Gurley, Sealer's Supplies 5 70 P. B. Murphy, Town Clerk's Supplies 8 40
Lewis L. Marlow, Janitor Record Room 20 00
Frank H. Wood, Services as Arbiter Land Damages on Bates Street .. 20 00 Frank H. Wood, Services as Moderator 5 00
Charlescraft Press, Printing Town
Reports 192 96
Charlescraft Press, Treasurer's Supplies 3 75
B. Vitalini, Coal, Record Room 8 25
James B. Edwards, Returning 1
Death 25
Walter W. Watson, Returning 7
Deaths
1 75
George W. Wood, Returning 2 Deaths 50
H. F. Neally, Repairing Safe Lock 5 00
Milford Daily News, Printing 76 45 . G. M. Billings, Printing Supplies for Collector, Town Clerk and Assessors 37 00 Harold C. Barrows, Killing and Bury- ing 7 Dogs 14 00
Alanson Freeman, Wood, Record
Room
7 50
16
Herbert C. Forbes, License Blanks
and Letter Heads 30 75
Leonard G. Burr, Ballot Clerk 5 00
Donald Grayson, Ballot Clerk 5 00
TOWN HALL.
Paid Alfred Auty, Sawing Wood $3 00
Frank H. Wood, 1 Cord Wood 12 00
Albert W. Sears, Janitor 150 00
Albert W. Sears, Storing Wood and Light Bulbs 2 43
L. E. Taft, 1 1-2 Cords Wood 21 00
POLICE.
Paid Earnest Wiggin, Services July 3-4 $4 00
Earnest Wiggin, Services at Lake Side 8 00
Earnest Wiggin, Services Guarding Thayer Home 12 00
Earl G. Crockett, Services July 3-4 . . 4 00
Earl G. Crockett, Services Guarding Thayer Home 6 00
Carl E. Gustafson, Services on Quisset Road 3 00
Carl E. Gustafson, Services Guarding Thayer Home 6 00
A. E. Brown, Services July 3-4. .
4 00
A. E. Brown, Services Guarding Thayer Home 18 00
A. E. Brown, Services Lakeside 11 50
Harold C. Barrows, Police Duty, North Avenue 1 00
Harold C. Barrows, Police Duty,
Accident Mendon Hill 1 00
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Arthur E. Brown, Court Fees 68 01
Unexpended 224 99
$2,000 00
HOSPITAL DISTRICT APPORTIONMENT FOR TUBERCULOSIS.
Appropriation
$113 07
Paid Ralph R. Kendall, County
Treasurer
$113 07
$113 07
OVERPAYMENT ON CHAPTER 90, 1926.
Appropriation
$3,000 00 Paid Ralph R. Kendall, County Treasurer
$3,000 00
$3,000 00
LAKE NIPMUC PARK CO.
Appropriation $40 50
Paid Lake Nipmuc Park Co. $40 50
$40 50
CARE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' GRAVES.
Appropriation $20 00 Paid Swandale Cemetery Association $20 00
$20 00
SUMMARY.
Department
Resources
Expenditures
Unexpended
Overdrawn
Officers' Salaries
$1,500 00
$1,498 76
$1 24
Moth Scout
338 25
338 25
Old Cemetery
75.00
71 50
4 50
Soldiers' Relief
50 00
50 00
Fire Chassis
1,300 00
1,285 00
15 00
Street Lights
2,880 00
1,817 12
1,062 88
Town Officers' Bonds
90 00
90 00
Memorial Day
100 00
86 60
13 40
Board of Health
116 50
116 50
Incidentals
2,000 00
1,775 01
224 99
Special Appropriation for Highway Emergency
3,000 00
2,962 20
37 80
Chapter 90
16,444 78
16,320 74
124 04
Chapter 81
6,300 00
6,298 92
1 08
General Repairs
1,500 00
1,322 90
177 10
Hospital District Apportionment
113 07
113 07
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Overpayment On Chapter 90 1926
3,000 00
3,000 00
Nipmuc Park
40 50
40 50
Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves
20 00
20 00
Clearing Roads of Snow
2,500 00
1,447 78
1,052 22
Forest Fires
300 00
159 64
140 36
Tree Warden
400 00
335 10
64 90
Fire Department
621 23
581 23
40 00
Department of Public Welfare
1,700 00
1,652 72
47 28
Interest
300 00
504 17
$104 17
Schools
16,146 60
16,045 97
100 63
Library
526 13
497 83
28 30
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
The Selectmen report the assets and liabilities of the Town as far as known as follows:
LIABILITIES.
Treasurer's Salary, 1927
$37 50
Constable's Salary, 1927
25 00
. Town Clerk's Salary, 1927 25 00
One Emergency Note
3,000 00
Collector's Salary, 1927
50 13
H. J. George, Officers' Bonds
4 00
$3,141 63
ASSETS.
Due for Taxes, 1927 $2,589 34
Due from State Aid to Pensioners 162 00
Due from Department Public Welfare ..
818 87
Due from State, Chapter 90
88 32
Due from County, Chapter 90
88 32
Cash in Hands of Treasurer
4,964 98
$ 8,711 83
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LIST OF JURORS.
Willard N. Seibert
Carpenter
George L. Hemond
Builder
George C. Cadman
Chauffeur
John J. Broughey
Carpenter
Charles F. Leonard
Florist
Raymond L. Daley
Soda Mixer
Harvey E. Trask
Carpenter
Leonard E. Taft
Farmer
Carl F. Hoberg
Mechanic
Lewis L. Marlow
Moulder
William L. Munsell
Laborer
Alanson Freeman
Farmer
Charles J. Phillips, Jr.
Mechanic
Arthur V. Pond
Farmer
William J. Bowen
Farmer
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM A. BARRY, ROY A. BARROWS, W. ARTHUR ROBINSON,
Selectmen of Mendon.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
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RECAPITULATION SHEET.
Town Appropriations for 1927 $38,256 82
State Tax
2,040 00
State Highway Tax
457 60
County Tax
1,618 00
Overlay for 1927
821 42
$43,193 84
Estimated Receipts
8,254 44
Net amount to be raised on polls and property
$34,939 40
356 Polls at $2.00 each $712 00
Total valuation $1,291,600. Rate $26.50 Property Tax 34,227 40
$34,939 40
Poll taxes committed to Collector May 28, 1927 $712 00
Property tax, plus gain by fractions in computing taxes, committed to Col- lector August 16, 1927 34,228 41
Omitted property assessments committed to Collector Dec. 28, 1927 78 18
Total amount of taxes committed to Col- lector in 1927 $35,018 59
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TABLE OF AGGREGATES.
Number of residents assessed on property 352
Number of non-residents assessed on property 203
Number of persons assessed on property 555
Number of persons assessed for poll tax only 90
Total number of persons assessed 645
Number of male polls assessed 356
Value of assessed personal estate $125,765 00
Value of buildings excluding land. . 836,185 00
Value of land excluding buildings .. 329,650 00
Total valuation $1,291,600 00
Rate of tax per thousand 26 50
Number of horses assessed
104
Number of cows assessed 422
Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed .
81
Number of swine assessed 9
Number of dwelling houses assessed 381
Number of acres of land assessed
10,891
Number of fowl assessed
3,810
Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT S. WOOD, GEORGE C. CADMAN, GEORGE L. HEMOND,
Assessors of Mendon.
Mendon, January 1, 1928.
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
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1924. DR.
To balance uncollected Jan. 1, 1927 .. $8 10
Interest collected 1 20
$9 30
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer
$9 30
$9 30
1925.
DR.
To balance uncollected Jan. 1, 1927 .. $440 70
Interest collected 15 80
$456 50
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer $456 50
$456 50
By cash paid Town Treasurer sale of
land
$45 50
$45 50
Respectfully submitted,
GLENVILLE C. COFFIN,
Collector of Taxes, 1924 and '25.
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1926.
Five additional Poll taxes added to list
February 24, 1927 $10 00
Paid Town Treasurer
$10 00
Balance uncollected Jan. 1, 1927 $2,319 12
Interest
53 56
$2,372 68
By cash paid Town Treasurer $2,341 59
Abatements 31 09
$2,372 68
1927.
Poll tax warrant
$712 00
Abatements 18 00
Paid Town Treasurer
$694 00
DR.
Taxes committed $34,228 41
Additiona ltaxes
78 18
Interest
104 42
$34,411 01
CR.
Cash paid Town Treasurer $31,605 17
Abatements 216 50
Uncollected taxes
2,589 34
$34,411 01
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD E. CHAPMAN, Tax Collector for 1926 and 1927.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
January 19, 1928.
BOARD OF SELECTMEN, MENDON, MASS.
Gentlemen :-
REPORT OF WORK DONE ON MENDON ROADS DURING THE YEAR 1927-UNDER CHAPTER 81. WORK BEGAN MARCH 28, 1927.
1. North Avenue :
Scraped, 5 yds. gravel used, patched with K. P., oiled 2 miles 1-3 gal. application.
2. Main Street :
Patched with K. P., drainage cleared.
3. George Street :
Dragged, scraped ,oiled, 1-3 gal. application, 1500 gals. oil used, drainage cleared.
4. Milford Road : Now State road.
5. Hastings Road :
Now State road.
6. Washington Street : Oiled, 1-3 gal. application, 1000 gals. oil used.
7. Miscoe Street :
Scraped, 10 yds. stone fill and 10 yds. gravel used.
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8. Hopedale Street :
Scraped, 10 yds. gravel used, 42-inch reinforced con. culvert 36 feet long installed.
9. Powers Street :
Scraped, 10 yds. stone fill and 6 yds. gravel used.
10. Northbridge Road :
Dragged, scraped, 18 yds. gravel used.
11. West Hill Road : Nothing done.
12. Morey Road :
Scraped, 27 yds. gravel used.
13. Thorton Street :
Scraped, 16 yds. gravel used, catch basin and 8-inch pipe culvert, 42 feet long installed.
14. Whitin Street : Nothing done.
15. Uxbridge Road :
Now State road
16. Maple Street :
Patched with K. P., oiled 18 feet wide, 1-3 gal. ap- plied, 750 gals. oil used, drainage cleared.
17. Blackstone Street :
Scraped, 40 yds. gravel used, 9 yds. ledge removed, oiled 12 feet wide, 1-4 gal. applied, 2000 gals. oil used, drainage cleared.
18. Inman Hill Road : Nothing done.
19. Millville Road :
Dragged, scraped, 30 yds. gravel used, drainage cleared.
20. Park Street :
Scraped, 12-inch corrugated pipe culvert, 22 feet long and 14-inch corrugated pipe culvert, 24 feet long in- stalled.
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21. Trask Street :
8 yds. stone fill, 20 yds. gravel used.
22 Carpenter Hill Road : Nothing done.
23. Pleasant Street :
Dragged, scraped, 8 yds. gravel used.
24. Asylum Street : Nothing done.
25. Southwick Street : Scraped, 9 yds. ledge removed, drainage cleared.
26. Lovell Street : Nothing done
27. Tower Street :
Nothing done.
28. Emerson Street : Dragged, scraped, 20 yds. stone fill, 30 yds. gravel used.
29. Providence Road : Patched with K. P., oiled twice, 18 feet wide, 1-3 gal. application, 6000 gals. oil used.
30. Quissett Road : 12 yds. gravel used.
31. Cemetery Road : Nothing done.
32. Hartford Avenue :
Dragged, scraped, 44 yds. gravel used, bridge decking replaced.
33 Bates Street : Scraped, 15 yds. gravel used.
34. Thayer Road : Nothing done.
35. Bellingham Street :
Dragged, scraped, 40 yds. gravel used.
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36. Gaskill Street : Scraped.
37. Elm Street : Scraped.
REMARKS.
The town having completed the Providence Road to the Blackstone town line should turn its attention to North Avenue and endeavor to extend the improved work under Chapter 90 to the Upton town line. The work is to begin at the Upton line and work southerly. This work will require 8-inch stone foundation covered with 6-inch gravel after rolling. This will give the town a good road North, South, East, and West.
Respectfully submitted,
R. A. VESPER,
Chapter 81 Assistant.
TOOLS
ON HAND IN TOWN OF MENDON, DECEMBER 1, 1927.
NAME
NUMBER
Lanterns
6
Kerosene Torches
10
Mattocks
3
Picks
2
Iron Bars
3
Rakes, Iron
1
Road Drags, Iron Drags
1
Chapter 81 V-shape 2
Road Machines, Austin Grader
1
1
30
Scythes, Brush 2
Snathes
2
Shovels, Short Rd. 8
Shovels, Short Sq.
5
Ford Tractor, Snow Plough, Wehr Grader
1
Respectfully submitted, R. A. VESPER,
Chapter 81 Assistant.
AMOUNTS EXPENDED ON ROADS IN THE TOWN OF MENDON IN
1927 UNDER CHAPTER 81.
No. ROAD
AMOUNT
1. North Avenue
$518 73
2. Main Street 119 87
3. George Street
165 70
4. Milford
5. Hastings
6. Washington 73 20
7. Miscoe Street 19 65
8. Hopedale Street 51 85
9. Powers Street
11 13
10. Northbridge Road
144 06
11. West Hill Road
11 90
12. Morey Road
14 95
13. Thorton Road
135 79
14. Whitin Street
15. Uxbridge Road
.
16. Maple Street
114 80
17. Blackstone
201 45
18. Inman Hill Road
19. Millville Road 260 38
20. Park Street 237 95
...
..
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21. Trask Street .
22. Carpenter Hill Road
23. Pleasant Street 158 20
24. Asylum Street
25. Southwick Street
110 30
26. Lovell Street
27 Tower Street
28 Emerson Street
61 10
29 Providence Road
424 05
30 Quissett Road
31. Cemetery Road
32. Hartford Avenue
357 70
33. Bates Street
43 10
34. Thayer Road
39 95
36. Gaskill Street
11 00
37. Elm Street
14 64
All Roads
30 50
Gas and Oil
13 31
Sand and Gravel
1,171 58
Machinery
1 25
Machinery Repairs
39 55
Tools
61 15
K. P. Patching Tar
57 48
Culverts
163 90
Road Oil
1,444 27
Use of Tar Mixer
7 50
Blasting
80 50
Miscellaneous
12 05
Total
$6,384 39
Storm Damage
3,020 76
Total
$9,405 15
..
35. Bellingham Street
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Total Payrolls Received 5,286 25
Total Materials 4,118 90
Total
$9,405 15
Total Allotment by Town Under Chapter 81 $2,700 00
Total Allotment by State Under Chapter 81 3,600 00
$6,300 00
Extra allotted by Selectmen for Storm damage from various sources 3,105 15
Total
$9,405 15
Respectfully submitted,
R. A. VESPER,
Chapter 81 Assistant.
Approved,
J. A. JOHNSTON,
District Engineer.
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CHAPTER 81.
Appropriation by Town
$2,700 00
Allotment from State 3,600 00
$6,300 00
Paid H. N. Rogers, Superintendent $328 30
George L. Hemond, truck
259 5.0
William Munsell, labor
367 50
Lewis Holbrook, labor
74 50
C. Osgood, labor
21 50
Wm. Irons, team
4 50
Kenneth Taft, truck
169 50
A. Hentchel, team 9 50
Harold Parkinson, team
20 25
K. Osgood, labor 56 50
Harold Parkinson, labor 11 50
A. Freeman, labor 145 00
George L. Hemond, drawing gravel ..
306 20
Carl Taft, drawing gravel 308 82
Kenneth Taft, drawing gravel 233 38
Earl Aldrich, drawing gravel
221 67
L. G. Farnum, tractor
650 00
L. G. Farnum, truck
307 00
Carl Taft, truck
128 25
Donald Lowell, labor
186 00
Harold Lowell, labor
1 00
Ed. Goss, labor
139 00
H. Hentchel, labor
43 25
Charles Kingman, labor
85 00
William N. Cowie, labor
12 00
Earl Aldrich, truck
27 75
B. Sears, labor 5 50
Carl Taft, labor
16 00
Earl Aldrich, labor 22 50
George H. Hemond, labor
2 00
Henry Mathewson, labor 4 50
C. Thurber, labor 28 50
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Kenneth Morrison, labor 32 00
N. Carlstrom, labor 9 00
M. Sullivan, labor 18 20
Fred Thurber, labor
4 50
A. Stewart, labor
4 50
Victor Lundvale, labor
6 00
Frank H. Wood, team
52 00
Z. Greenwood, gravel
28 37
Kenneth Taft, sand
33 68
H. N. Rogers, express paid 6 88
Wm. A. Barry, road drags and repairs
57 00
Berger Manufacturing Co., culverts ..
162 90
The Barrett Co., Tarvia 50 60
Mendon Hill Garage, cutting culverts 1 00
Uxbridge Auto Co., repairs on truck 1 95
Bullard Tire Shop, supplies 6 85
Texaco Oil Co., road oil
1,437 12
Milford Grain Co., brick and cement
12 05
Trimont Oil Co., patching 7 15
Antonio Schiavio, blasting rock
80 50
C. C. Shattuck, gas and oil 13 31
Thomas Levesque, gravel 8 04
F. A. Gould, supplies 36 15
B. F. Daley, gravel
32 80
Unexpended
.
1 08
$6,300 00
PRICES PAID FOR LABOR.
Superintendent
70 cents per hour
Labor
Tractor
50 cents per hour $2.50 per hour
Trucks, 1 ton
1.50 per hour
Drawing gravel per cubic yard, $1.38.
Gravel per cubic yard, 12 cents.
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CHAPTER 90.
Appropriation by Town $3,000 00
Allotment by State 6,500 00
Allotment by County
6,500 00
Rebate on culverts returned
412 38
Received from Carl M. Taft, overpay-
ment on gravel
32 40
$16,444 78
Paid Joseph Saucier, truck $561 00
Kenneth Taft, truck
244 50
C. Thurber, labor
179 25
W. N. Seibert, labor
256 25
Joseph Saucier, labor
119 48
Earl Aldrich, labor
24 00
J. Harris, labor
3 00
Donald Grayson, labor
19 00
Charles Kingman, labor
73 25
H. N. Rogers, superintendent
304 70
Joseph Levesque, labor
224 00
Raymond Thomas, labor
211 75
Henry Mathewson, labor
202 25
William Munsell, labor
140 40
Kenneth Morrison, labor
163 00
L. G. Farnum, tractor
176 25
L. G. Farnum, truck
57 50
G. L. Hemond, truck 503 25
Alonson Freeman, labor 112 75
J. Basquet, labor 66 75
Earl Aldrich, truck 63 75
Carl Taft, truck 93 00
A. D. Pasquale, truck 43 50
Fred Bertrand, labor
8 50
Lewis Holbrook, labor 75
Joseph Saucier, roller 28 87
N. Carlstrom, labor 40 75
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E. Goodnow, labor 12 75
M. Sullivan, labor 25 07
Joe Brilt, labor 17 00
N. Guerre, labor 99 62
L. Liberato, labor 18 80
Fred Saucier, labor 5 00
R. Best, labor 25 25
Edward Whiting
4 00
George L. Hemond, labor
40 20
E. Pederzoli, labor
43 00
P. Casey, labor
13 25
J. Rossetti, labor 22 50
Earnest Miller, labor 22 50
Carl Wilbur, labor
12 75
R. White, labor 9 75
L. Wright, labor 45 25
Frederick A. Gould, fencing 81 96
C. C. Shattuck, gas and oil 41 53
Hoyle Sign Shop, road signs 3 00
Fuller & Wilson Express Co., Express on torches 40
Carl M. Taft, gravel 5,445 60
Chas. H. Allen, filing saws
50
Hedges & Mattheis Co., torches
11 75
The Berger Mfg. Co., culverts
537 66
H. J. George, Workman's Compensa- tion Insurance 255 84
A. V. G. Pond, plank 3 64
The Eastern Fence & Wire Works, fencing 5 00
E. L. Sabatinelli, cattle pass 925 00
Wm. A. Barry, repairs on tools
10 00
H. S. Chadbourne, supplies 5 10
Malley Shoe Co., rubber boots 5 50
H. N. Rogers, express paid 1 80
William H. Casey, repairs on Town truck 3 85
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J. R. Saucier, removing ledge
1,898 50
J. R. Saucier, removing excavation
2,542 20
Standard Oil Co., oil 15 00
New York, New Haven & H. R. R., freight 18 27
Carl M. Taft, filling, rolling and
grading cattle pass 170 50
Unexpended
124 04
-$16,444 78
PRICES PAID FOR LABOR.
Excavation per cubic yard $ 65
Blasting and removing ledge, per cubic
yard 3 75
1 ton truck, per hour
1 50
5 ton truck, per hour 3 50
Labor, per hour
5.0
Superintendent, per hour
70
Gravel placed and rolled, per cubic yard 1 20
Tractor, per hour
2 50
GENERAL REPAIRS.
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Transferred from Emergency Fund 500 00
$1,500 00
Paid H. N. Rogers, Superintendent $45 50
George Hemond, truck
81 00
William Munsell, labor
120 10
Lewis Holbrook, labor
26 50
Kenneth Taft, truck
36 00
John Sylinsiki, labor
4 50
Ray Thomas, labor
33 50
L. G. Farnum, tractor
215 00
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K. Morrison, labor 93 00
L. G. Farnum, truck 84 00
Earl Aldrich, labor 36 50
Carl Taft, truck 33 00
Wm. Sullivan, labor 25 20
C. Thurber, labor
35 50
N. Carlstrom, labor
43 00
E. Goss, labor
8 00
Ed. Whiting, labor
4 00
A. Stewart, labor
1 00
Chas. Kingman, labor
24 50
E. Goodnow, labor
1 50
Alanson Freeman, labor
31 00
Henry Mathewson, labor 57 00
Earnest Parkinson, labor
18 00
George Hemond, labor 43 20
Earl Aldrich, truck
13 50
G. G. Davenport, 2-horse team 57 00
A. Lightfoot, labor 28 00
Earnest Miller, labor
2 00
Fred Bertrand, labor
2 50
Joel Greenwood, gravel
2 40
G. L. Hemond, drawing gravel
28 25
G. L. Hemond, repairs on Mill River bridge 4 70
G. L. Hemond, repairs on Hartford Avenue 8 00
G. L. Hemond, gas for tractor 1 70
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 4 93
Miscoe Spring Water Co., gas
4 50
Frank E. Knight, gas 2 30
C. C. Shattuck, gas and oil 22 92
Bullard's Tire Shop, supplies 34 20
Uxbridge Auto Co., repairs 5 50
Unexpended 177 10
$1,500 00
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EMERGENCY REPAIRS.
Appropriation
$3,000 00
Paid George L. Hemond, truck $497 00
Carl M. Taft, truck 55 50
Kenneth Taft, truck
221 50
L. G. Farnum, truck
58 00
L. G. Farnum, tractor
55 00
Earl Aldrich, truck 205 50
H. N. Rogers, Superintendent 91 70
Wm. Munsell, labor 66 60
Chas. Kingman, labor 18 00
C. Thurber, labor 9 00
N. Carlstrom, labor 80 5.0
K. Morrison, labor 29 50
Earnest Miller, labor 9 00
Henry Mathewson, 58 50
Alanson Freeman, labor 51 50
Earnest Parkinson, labor 4 50
G. G. Davenport, 2 horse team 23 00
A. Lightfoot, labor 11 50
Thomas Levesque, labor 4 00
Thomas Levesque, gravel 18 72
Educator Oil Co., tractor oil 18 00
Antonio Schiavio, catch basin
8 00
E. L. Sabatinelli, Hopedale Street bridge 739 80
Town of Uxbridge, gravel 288 50
Harvey E. Trask, labor and care of lanterns 30 75
H. S. Chadbourne, lanterns 6 90
Henry Mathewson, use of auto and
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