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Hobbs & Warren, Collector and Assessors' supplies 27 86
B. Vitalini, coal for Record room 64 00
F. A. Gould, paint for Roe sign post 35
(Rome)? deceased would was I
BALLOT CLERKS AND TELLERS.
Edward Goss 4 00
Carl M. Taft 14 00
D. Kinsley Barnes 14 00
Leonard G. Burr 14 00
Raymond Barrows 7 00
Harold F. Lowell
3 00
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TOWN HALL.
B. Vitalini, coal
$127 00
Wm. J. Seaver, express on extin-
guishers 1 00
Fyr-Fyter Sales and Service, extin- guishers
123 30
T. P. Oppwal, setting glass 1 35
Edward T. Powers, damper
25
Wilfred Taylor, cleaning windows
32 50
Lester C. Hill, labor installing switch
5 00
F. G. Halsing, 1 cord wood
11 50
C. C. Shattuck, supplies 1 20
Albert W. Sears, janitor
150 00
Carl M: Taft, wood 12 00
F. A. Gould 2 70
H. S. Chadbourne, supplies
6 40
PERAMBULATION OF TOWN BOUNDS.
F. A. Gould, paint and brush $1 60
Roy A. Barrows, time and Auto
30 00
Geo. C. Cadman, time 15 00
Wm. A. Barry, time
20 00
$2,300 66
Unexpended
7 46
$2,308 12
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Appropriation $50 00
Unexpended 50 00
16
SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation $1,800 00
Received from Roy A. Barrows, over-
payment on salary 23 00
$1,823 00
Paid M. U. Gaskill, treasurer $150 00
H. C. Barrows, dog officer 10 00
H. C. Barrows, sealer of weights and measures 52 00
W. Arthur Robinson, selectman 12 50
Alanson Freeman, moth superinten- dent 10 00
A. B. Cenedella, town counsel 100 00
Frank H. Wood, moderator 5 00
Harold F. Lowell, forest warden
25 00
Arthur E. Brown, constable
25 00
Ralph W. Coffin, auditor
25 00
Louis L. Marlow, care of Record room 25 00
Henry W. Gaskill, assessor
150 00
Herbert S. Wood assessor and Auto
165 00
Geo. C. Cadman, assessor
250 00
Geo. C. Cadman, selectman
62 50
Geo. C. Cadman, overseer public wel- fare 5 00
Wm. A. Barry, selectman, chairman
100 00
Wm. A. Barry, overseer public wel- fare 6 00
Roy A. Barrows, selectman
89 50
Roy A. Barrows, overseer public wel- fare, chairman 52 50
Herbert S. Wood, tree warden 12 00
E. E. Chapman, collector 370 47
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Albert S. Coleman ... 75 00
$1,777 47
Unexpended
45 53
$1,823 00
TOWN HALL REBUILDING.
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1929 .....
$1,847 00
Paid Economy Heating Co., balance on heating system $180 00
J. W. Smith, balance on contract 1,219 00
Robert Allen Cook, balance for
services on drawings and speci- fications
448 00
$1,847 00
CURBING FOR WORLD WAR VETERAN PLOT.
Appropriation
$200 00
Paid E. L. Sabatinelli & Son
$190 00
L. F. Marlow, labor
2 50
N. Daige
2 50
$195 00
Unexpended
5 00
$200 00
AUSTIN WOOD RELIEF FUND.
Paid
$50 00
OLD CEMETERY.
Appropriation $75 00
H. S. Chadbourne, supplies $ 90
P. John Hoberg, fertilizer 2 65
Wm. A. Barry, labor and material.
20 00
18
Luther W. Holbrook, labor 15 00
Norry Daige, labor 3 50
Louis L. Marlow, labor
3 50
Levi Geer, labor
7 50
Herbert Alger, labor
16 50
$69 55
Unexpended
5 45
$75 00
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX REFUND.
Paid on orders :
1929 refund
$6 58
1930 refund
13 10
$19 68
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation
$150 00
Paid Ben C. Lancisi, Jr., band $75 00
J. Frank Leonard, flowers 5 00
Albert S. Coleman, flags 2 40
Milford Daily News, advertising
2 20
Chester C. Shattuck, supplies
18 50
Major E. F. Fletcher Post, G. A. R.
flags 5 00
$108 10
Unexpended ....
41 90
$150 00
BONDS OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation
$100 00
Paid H. J. George
$95 00
Unexpended
5 00
$100 00
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POLL AND PROPERTY TAX REFUND.
Paid
$2 00
CARE OF SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' GRAVES.
Appropriation
$20 00
Paid Cemetery Association
$20 00
$20 00
STATE AID.
Appropriation
$150 00
Paid
$95 00
Unexpended
55 00
$150 00
STREET LIGHTS.
Appropriation
Paid Worcester Suburban Electric Co. $3,771 81
654 12
$4,425 93
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$300 00
Paid for police duty :-
Carl E. Gustafson
$9 00
Charles F. Leonard 5 00
Albert W. Sears
5 00
Ernest F. Miller
7 75
Fred K. Brown
30 90
Donald B. Lowell
5 00
A. E. Brown
40 30
H. C. Barrows
117 10
Geo. M. Barrows
45 10
$4,425 93
Unexpended
20
Paid for Court fees : -
H. C. Barrows 4 85
A. E. Brown 9 00
Dyar Sales
& Machinery Co., for
parking signs 18 00
Arthur E. Brown, express and cartage
on parking signs 1 99
$298 99
Unexpended
1 01
$300 00
WORCESTER COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.
Appropriation $150 90
Paid Ralph R. Kendall, County Treasurer $150 90
UNPAID ORDERS OF 1928.
Appropriation $8 50
Order to Treasurer
8 50
MOTH SCOUT.
Appropriation
$300 00
Paid Fitzhenry-Guptill Co., creosote $1 15
Paid for labor :-
Alanson Freeman
106 00
Clarence H. Moores
106 00
Ernest E. Miller
86 00
$299 15
Unexpended
85
$300 00
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WORKMAN'S COMPENSATIONS INSURANCE FOR 1928. Appropriation $41 79
Paid H. J. George 41 79
BATES STREET LAND DAMAGE.
Appropriation
$1,500 00
Paid the following claims :-
William J. Bullard
$75 00
Thomas McTurk
125 00
Liberata Pettinelli
150 00
Samuel H. Perron
125 00
Minnie F. Thayer
650 00
Harry C. York
75 00
Lucetta O. Clark
20 00
$1,220 00
Unexpended
280 00
$1,500 00
The above unexpended, will be used to settle outstand- ing claims.
CHAPTER 90, NORTH AVENUE CONTRACT, 1930.
Dominic DePietro, Contractor.
Appropriation by the Town $1,000 00
Allotment by State 2,200 00
Allotment by County 2,200 00
$5,400 00
Boston Glove, advertising
$12 80
N. E. Road Builders' Association,
advertising 13 75
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Dominic DePietro, Estimate No. 1 1,377 97
Dominic DePietro, Estimate No. 2
1,732 81
Dominic DePietro, Estimate No. 3 310 28
$3,447 61
Unexpended
1,952 39
$5,400 00
Balance of cost of contract held to protect bond.
CHAPTER 90, HARTFORD AVENUE, EAST.
Allotment by State $2,500 00
Allotment by County
2,500 00
Appropriation by Town
1,000 00
$6,000 00
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 1 $387 60
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 2 1,194 08
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 3 805 52
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 4 340 97
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 5 1,231 93
G. Bonazzoli & Sons, Estimate No. 6 N. E. Road Builders' Association, advertising 8 25
362 23
Town of Bellingham, 1-3 cost adver- tising 5 20
Commonwealth of Mass., guard rail posts 22 50
J. N. Muldoon, cartage on posts 7 38
Mass. State Prison, town line sign posts 7 50
$4,373 16
Unexpended
1,626 84
$6,000 00
Balance cost of contract held to protect bond.
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CHAPTER 90, NORTH AVENUE CONTRACT, 1929.
Balance of State and County allot- ments and Town's appropria- tion unexpended, 1929 $1,584 76
Paid in 1930 :-
John F. Rooney, balance of contract $1,423 15
Balance unexpended 161 61
$1,584 76
Total cost of contract :-
Received from State and County, 1929 $2,988 79
Received from State and County, 1930 1,199 81
Paid from Town's appropriation, 1929 746 45
Paid from Town's appropriation, 1930
223 34
$5,158 39
Paid on contract, 1929
$3,735 24
Paid on contract, 1930 1,423 15
$5,158 39
Town's appropriation
$1,000 00
Total cost to Town
969 79
Unexpended $30 21 $30 21
SUMMARY.
Department
Resources
Expended
Unexpended
Overdrawn
Officers' Salaries
$1,823.00
$1,777.47
$45.53
Incidentals
2,308.12
2,300.66
7.46
Snow Removal
1,000.00
676.07
323.93
Library
523.30
522.62
.68
Interest
427.44
377.09
50.35
Emergency Fund
1,000.00
1,000.00
Unpaid Bills, 1928
8.50
8.50
Moth Scout
300.00
299.15
85
Officers' Bonds
100.00
95.00
5.00
Soldiers' Relief
50.00
50.00
Street Lights
4,425.93
3,771.81
654.12
Board of Health
300.00
228.79
71.21
General Repairs
2,368.19
2,207.92
160.27
Forest Fires
1,217.50
1,190.09
27.41
Fire Department
800.00
771.93
28.07
Tree Warden
400.00
399.50
.50
Department Public Welfare
3,600.00
3,433.90
166.10
Police
300.00
298.99
1.01
Memorial Day
150.00
108.10
41.90
Old Cemetery
75.00
69.55
5.45
Chapter 81
7,200.00
7,199.95
.05
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Chapter 90,
North Avenue, 1930
1,000.00
912.95
87.05
Chapter 90,
Hartford Avenue
1,000.00
922.15
77.85
Maintenance Providence Street
2,500.00
2,499.96
.04
Worcester County Hospital
150.90
150.90
Town Hall Repairs, 1929
1,847.00
1,847.00
Curbing, World War Veterans
200.00
195.00
5.00
Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves
20.00
20.00
State Aid
150.00
95.00
55.00
Workman's Additional Insurance, 1928
41.79
41.79
Bates Street, Land Damages
1,500.00
1,220.00
280.00
Chapter 90, Contract, 1929
253.55
223.34
30.21
Schools
22,001.49
21,839.99
161.50
$59,041.71
$56,705.17
$2,336.54
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LIST OF JURORS.
Alfred Auty
Carl E. Gustafson
Charles F. Leonard
Harvey E. Trask
Patrick F. Quirk
Arthur V. Pond
Charles J. Phillips
Lewis L. Marlow
Geo. M. Aldrich
D. Kinsley Barnes Norry J. Daige
Arthur P. Dalton Warren M. Hazen Peter O. Gaskill John J. Driscoll
Pattern Maker Mechanic Florist
Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer
Mechanic
Moulder
Carpenter
Carpenter
Shuttle Maker
Mechanic
Mechanic
Musician
Tool Maker
Respectfully submitted,
WM. A. BARRY, ROY A. BARROWS, GEO. C. CADMAN,
Selectmen.
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
ASSETS.
Due from City of Boston, Department
Public Welfare case $673 29
Due from Town of Uxbridge, Depart-
ment Public Welfare case 72 27
Due from Town of Milford, Depart-
ment Public Welfare case 156 91
Due from Town of Northbridge, De-
partment Public Welfare case 106 00
Due from State Aid to Pensioners
95 00
Due from State Department Public Welfare
759 72
Due from Uncollected Taxes,
Real Estate
3,094 65
Excise Tax
55 79
Cash in hands of Treasurer
4,158 25
$9,171 88
LIABILITIES.
Due Arthur E. Brown, court fees
$34 50
Due Carl E. Gustafson, police duty .... 2 00
$36 50
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
The Assessors' Recapitulation Sheet and Table of Aggre- gates for 1930 are given below.
RECAPITULATION SHEET.
Town appropriations for 1930 :-
Annual Town Meeting
$42,872 12
Town Meeting held May 17, 1930 5,200 00
$48,072 12
State Tax
1,330 00
State Highway Tax
457 60
State Highway Snow Removal Tax
228 50
Auditing Municipal Accounts
543 38
County Assessments, County Tax
2,166 00
Overlay for 1930
403 80
$53,201 40
Estimated receipts $12,013 00
Free cash, used by vote of the Town 4,000 00 -
Total deductions
$16,013 00
Net amount to be raised on polls and property $37,188 40
355 polls @ $2.00 each $710 00
Total valuation $1,302,800. Tax rate $28
Property tax 36,478 40
Total
$37,188 40
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Poll taxes committed to Collector, April 15, 1930 $706 00 Poll taxes committed to Collector May 13 2 00
Poll taxes committed to Collector May 29 2 00
Total
$710 00
Property tax, plus gain in fractions in computing taxes, committed to Collector, August 16, 1930 $36,478 40 Total poll and property taxes com- mitted to Collector $37,188 40
In addition to the poll and property taxes there were committed to the Collector Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes amounting to $2,298 49
TABLE OF AGGREGATES.
Number of male polls assessed 355
Number of assessments on property 504
Value of assessed stock-in-trade .... $6,100 00
Value of assessed machinery 87,900 00
Value of assessed personal property $147,020 00 Value of assessed buildings exclud- ing land 827,440 00
Value of assessed land excluding buildings 328,340 00
Total valuation
$1,302,800 00
Tax on personal property $4,116 56
Tax on real estate
32,361 84
Tax on polls 710 00
Total poll and property taxes $37,188 40
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Rate of tax per $1000
28 00
Number of horses assessed
105
Number of cows assessed
499
Number of sheep assessed
0
Number of neat cattle other than
COWS
66
Number of swine assessed
6
Number of dwelling
houses
assessed
391
Number of acres of land assessed
10,825
Number of fowl assessed
2,705
Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT S. WOOD, HENRY W. GASKILL, GEORGE C. CADMAN,
Assessors of Mendon.
January 1, 1931.
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
1929 MOTOR EXCISE.
DR.
Taxes unpaid
$125 10
Interest
76
$125 86
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
$95 23
Abatements
5 93
Cannot be found
24 70
$125 86
1929 PROPERTY TAX.
DR.
Taxes unpaid
$787 34
Interest
15 79
$803 13
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
$803 13
1930.
Poll tax warrant, 357 polls
$714 00
Paid Treasurer, 356 polls
712 00
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1930 MOTOR EXCISE. DR.
Taxes committed
$2,279 09
Interest
83
$2,279 92
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
$2,125 03
Abatements
99 10
Uncollected Taxes
55 79
$2,279 92
1930 PROPERTY TAX.
DR.
Taxes committed
$36,478 40
Interest
79 06
$36,557 46
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer $33,320 57
Abatements
142 24
Uncollected taxes
3,094 65
- $36,557 46
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD E. CHAPMAN,
Tax Collector.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
CHAPTER 81.
Appropriation of Town
$3,600 00
Allotment by State 3,600 00
$7,200 00
Aldo A. Sabatinelli, superintendent
$504 00
Aldo A. Sabatinelli, truck
29 00
E. L. Sabatinelli, labor, blasting 8 00
E. L. Sabatinelli, truck
88 00
E. L. Sabatinelli, compressor
204 00
Carl Taft, truck
94 50
Ernest Miller, labor
132 00
J. Pantano, labor
12 00
I. Veroni, labor
138 00
William Munsell, labor
214 00
W. A. Robinson, team
16 00
Duncan Pond, labor
99 00
Ernest Barrows, labor
180 00
Carl Wilbur, labor 162 00
Felix Lajoie, labor 188 50
Herbert S. Wood, team
9 00
L. G. Farnum, tractor
467 50
L. Mulhall, labor
98 00
Town of Hopedale, roller
60 00
M. Croteau, roller operator
48 00
Walter Terhune, labor
25 50
G. Romprey, labor 13 00
A. Richardson, labor 2 50
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A. Hackenson, labor 127 50
A. Freeman, labor 43 00
N. Carlstrom, labor 59 00
J. Zylinski, labor 35 50
Ray Thomas, labor 40 00
J. Sheedy, labor 9 00
E. Anderson, labor
14 00
B. Leoncini, labor 4 00
B. Levesque, labor 3 00
P. Negrotti, labor 4 00
Holliston Trap Rock Co., trap rock 19 13
Berger Metal Culvert Co., culverts. 88 20
Rosenfeld Garage, drawing gravel
8 00
Carl M. Taft, drawing gravel
664 50
Edward Goss, drawing gravel
516 00
E. L. Sabatinelli & Son, drawing gravel
360 50
Clark & Shaughnessy, drawing gravel
249 88
Lewis W. Holbrook, drawing gravel.
18 67
Rose Russen, gravel
18 50
Delia F. Henry, gravel
49 80
Zoel Greenwood, gravel
199 20
William A. Barry, stock and labor
13 80
F. A. Gould, supplies
18 05
Smith, the Wonderful Shoe Man,
supplies
5 00
The Barrett Co., tar
1,396 75
Mendon Hill Garage, stock and labor. 34 85
C. C. Shattuck, gas, oil, etc. 117 88
H. S. Chadbourne, supplies
4 40
John Hogarth, labor on truck
4 00
Casey Auto Supply, supplies
10 00
Texas Oil Co., road oil
271 34
$7,199 95
Unexpended
05
$7,200 00
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GENERAL REPAIRS.
Appropriation
$1,500 00
Transferred from Emergency Fund .... 868 19
$2,368 19
Paid Aldo Sabatinelli, superintendent $294 28
Ernest Miller, labor
21 80
Joseph Pantano, labor 1 50
Felix Lajoie, labor
103 20
Carl Wilbur, labor
16 00
L. Mulhall, labor
12 50
L. Freeman, labor
50 00
Ernest Barrows, labor
76 00
Frank Richardson, labor
4 00
A. Hackenson, labor
55 50
N. Daige, labor
1 50
Donald Pond, labor
45 10
E. L. Sabatinelli & Son, compressor
72 00
G. Romprey, labor
7 25
A. Alves, labor
8 00
E. Croteau, roller operator 32 00
A. Sabatinelli, truck 156 00
B. Leoncini, labor
19 70
W. Terhune, labor
56 70
E. L. Sabatinelli & Son, truck
42 00
John Zylinski, labor 3 50
Geo. Johnson, labor
12 00
Carl Taft, truck 28 50
C. Thurber, labor 5 60
M. Carlson
5 60
W. Mayhew 3 20
E. Kempton
1 60
L. Kempton
1 60
Wm. Munsell 8 00
Edward Goss, drawing gravel 225 10
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Carl M. Taft, drawing gravel 104 15 E. L. Sabatinelli & Son, drawing gravel 182 60
H. S. Chadbourne Co., supplies 11 76
Mendon Hill Garage 10 40
Wm. R. Bowen, truck and labor
5 50
F. A. Gould, supplies
1 68
Arthur V. Pond, lumber
9 07
Clark & Shaughnessy Coal Co.,
coal and gasolene 6 50
Zoel Greenwood, gravel
34 50
Barrett Co., tar 51 63
Texas Co., road oil 85 00
E. E. Chapman, posting traffic signs 4 50
A. Rosenfeld, drawing sand 30 00
Lewis W. Holbrook, truck
5 00
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co., coal
2 61
Harry C. Newell, lumber
113 60
F. S. Slavin & Son, sharpening grader points 3 50
John F. Damon, boring gear
1 00
Town of Hopedale, use of roller
30 00
J. E. Avery, drawing gravel 7 50
Edward Muszynski 55 00
C. A. Fletcher, Eliza Goldthwaite,
administratrix, posts 1 60
Wm. P. Clark, road cards 2 00
Mrs. Oscar Russen, gravel
5 60
Thomas Service Station, gasolene
6 72
C. C. Shattuck, supplies, gasolene and oil 66 77
$2,207 92
Unexpended
160 27
$2,368 19
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CHAPTER 90, MAINTENANCE.
Appropriation by Town $500 00
Appropriation by State and County 2,000 00
$2,500 00
A. A. Sabatinelli, superintendent $119 87
A. A. Sabatinelli, truck 12 00
E. E. Sabatinelli, truck 18 00
Carl Taft, truck 9 00
L. G. Farnum, tractor 56 00
Town of Hopedale, roller 35 00
M. Croteau, roller operator 28 00
For labor as follows :-
P. Negrotti $2 00
B. Leoncini 2 00
E. Anderson 8 50
G. Romprey 13 00
Norry Daige 3 00
W. Terhune
21 00
B. Levesque 11 50
F. Lajoie
39 50
Carl Wilbur
50 00
L. Mulhall
68 00
E. Barrows 58 00
Wm. Munsell
66 00
F. Hartshorn 7 00
Ray Thomas
43 50
A. Hackenson
70 00
A. Freeman
36 00
J. Zylinski 12 00
D. Pond
31 50
E. Miller 20 00
The Barrett Co., cold patch 168 30
The Barrett Co., tar 704 89
Clark & Shaughnessy, drawing sand ...
37 50
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co., coal for roller 20 43
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Delia F. Henry, sand 45 00
Holliston Trap Rock Co., pea stone 19 69
A. Rosenfeld, drawing pea stone 285 00
E. E. Sabatinelli & Son, drawing sand 40 50
Chester C. Shattuck, supplies 4 48
Carl M. Taft, drawing sand 63 00
Texas Oil Co., road oil
270 80
$2,499 96
Unexpended
04
$2,500 00
CLEARING ROADS OF SNOW.
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Paid A. A. Sabatinelli, superintendent
$124 23
Felix Lajoie, labor 78 00
A. Hackenson, labor 34 50
Ernest Miller, labor 33 00
A. Freeman, labor 2 00
Ernest Barrows, labor
14 50
C. Thurber, labor
6 00
Walter Terhune, labor
10 00
A. Alves, labor 16 50
Norry Daige, labor 2 00
Edward Goss, truck
20 00
E. E. Sabatinelli, truck 204 00
A. Sywee, team
6 00
Arthur Robinson, team
25 00
R. McTurk, team
6 00
H. S. Wood, team 2 00
E. E. Chapman, superintendent 10 25
Ray Thomas, labor 6 50
Herbert Bagg, labor
2 00
D. Pond, labor 6 00
A. Johnson, labor 2 00
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Vernon Barrows, labor 2 00
Kenneth Taft, labor 6 00
L. G. Farnum, tractor 12 00
C. C. Shattuck, gas and oil
14 34
Casey Supply Co., supplies 1 35
W. A. Barry, stock and labor on plow 10 00
Edward Muzyniski, plowing Quisset road 3 00
H. S. Chadbourne, bolts 1 25
Mendon Hill Garage, brake linings and labor
15 65
$676 07
Unexpended
323 93
$1,000 00
Respectfully submitted,
A. A. Sabatinelli,
Superintendent.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE.
The Board of Public Welfare submit the following re- port for the year ending December 31, 1930.
Appropriation
$3,600 00
Paid for support of one person in private family $324 83
Paid for burial expenses, one person 86 00
Paid for support one person in own home, partial support 26 80
Paid for support one family in own home 563 25
Paid for support of one person in private family 369 70
Paid for support of one person in private family 92 00
Paid for partial support of one person in own home 36 00
Paid for partial support of one family in own home 30 13
Paid for support of one family in own home 123 00
Paid for transportation 14 00
Total cost to town
$1,665 71
$1,665 71
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Paid for support of one family in own home, State case $759 72
Paid for support of one family in own home, Northbridge case 106 00
Paid for support of one family in own home, Uxbridge case 72 27
Paid for support of one family in own home, Milford case 156 91
Paid for support of one family in own home, City of Boston case 673 29
$1,768 19
$3,433 90
Unexpended
166 10
$3,600 00
Respectfully submitted,
ROY A. BARROWS, WM. A. BARRY, GEO. C. CADMAN,
Board of Public Welfare.
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The committee in charge of the Christmas cheer fund make the following report :-
Received from Mr. D. H. Barnes,
curtain fund $73 75
Received from Mr. Silas Dudley
95 60
$169 35
Distributed as follows :
Paid for clothing
$57 60
Christmas baskets
74 90
Fuel
31 00
$163 56
Balance on hand
$5 79
$169 35
Respectfully submitted,
REV. ROY WINTERSTEEN,
REV. C. E. CHAMBERLIN,
ROY A. BARROWS,
GEORGE C. CADMAN,
SILAS DUDLEY, W. A. BARRY,
Committee.
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
Appropriation
$300 00
Paid Town of Milford, tuberculosis
case $129 00
City of Boston, one case in City Hospital 23 09
Dr. Philip Levy, care of Rabbies case 20 00
City of New York, rabic vaccine
25 00
Roy A. Barrows, placarding and fumigating 5 00
Geo. C. Cadman, placarding and fumigating 6 70
W. Arthur Robinson, transporting patients to Rutland 20 00
$228 79
Unexpended
71 21
$300 00
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. C. CADMAN, ROY A. BARROWS, WM. A. BARRY,
Board of Health.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
DOGS LICENSED IN 1930.
146 Males and spayed females at $2.00
each
$292 00
29 Females at $5.00 each
145 00
$437 00
Less Clerk's Fees .
$35 00
Cash paid County Treasurer ...
402 00
SPORTING LICENSES ISSUED FROM JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1930.
Resident Citizen's Sporting
91
$2 25
$204 75
Resident Citizen's Trapping
1
2 25
2 25
Minor Trappers
3
75
2 25
$209 25
Fees retained by Clerk
23 75
Amount paid Division of Fish- eries and Game
$185 50
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN 1930.
Date of Birth 1980
Name of Child
Parents with Maiden Name of Mother
Jan.
19
Hoggarth
Jan.
26
Russell Elliott Phipps
Jan.
28
George Albert Daige
March
11
Joseph Robert Morse
April
9
Richard Henry Zylinsky
April
11
Robert William McTurk
April
26
Marie Yvonne
Felix and Albina Robitaille
April
28
James Austin Carmody
May
5
Marielle Ellen Bessette
May
12
Calvin Herbert Corey
June
1 Richard Mauritz Mattson
June
3
Donald Vincent Hazard
July
1
William Lawrence Taft Male
July
11
July
31
Frederick John Muller
Ernest E. and Gertrude Hogarth Donato and Ida Scioli
Sept.
18
Nancy Anna Leone
Vincent and Eva Currier
Nov.
16
Beulah Rose Gaskill
Erle F. and Myrtle Warner Harry and Helen Sutton
Nov.
20
Grant
Harry and Helen Sutton
Nov.
28
Donald Lee Byrd
Dec.
23
Donald Arthur Ballou
Walter O. and B. Arlene Richardson Arthur and Mildred Goodwin
Nov.
20
Grant
Twins
George and Jennie V. Brown Fred R. and Ernestine Knox
George A. and Florida M. Jacques Charles G. and Margaret Glennon John and Constance Bolondz Robert and Grace Hope
Germaine Lajoie
James A. and Irene M. Perkins Felix and Rosedelima Poirier Wilford L. and Grace Marsh Roosevelt M. and Greta M. Anderson
Richard E. and Anna R. O'Donnell George Kenneth and Lois J. Lawrence
Oct. 15
Nancy Maria Fiori
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN 1930.
Date of Marriage 1930
Names
Residence
Jan. 11
Bernard Savage Forbes
Hopedale, Mass.
Alice Elizabeth Lapham
Mendon, Mass.
Jan. 18
Carlton S. Metcalf
Hopedale, Mass.
Vera Emma Auty
Mendon, Mass.
June
3
George Owen Dunford, Jr.
Mendon, Mass.
Olga Eleanor Peterson
Mendon, Mass.
June 19
Donald B. Lowell
Mendon, Mass.
Helen L. Trask
Mendon, Mass.
June 24
Ronald V. Stimpson
Holliston, Mass.
July
20
Max Rumpf
Mendon, Mass.
Aug.
16
Harold Eugene Steere
Mendon, Mass.
Florence Viola Woodbury
Baldwinsville, Mass.
Aug.
28
Gerald M. M. Richardson
Milford, Mass.
Aug.
29
John Edward Blake
Brookline, Mass.
Elizabeth Harrison Chase
Dedham, Mass.
Sept. 20
Clyde Fred Saunders
Hopedale, Mass.
Nov.
23
Matthew Mario Mantoni
Hopedale, Mass.
Dorothy Strand Brown
Mendon, Mass.
Dec.
18
Jacob Wiersma
Mendon, Mass.
Nellie LaFleur
Whitinsville, Mass.
Natalie A. Dansereau
Mendon, Mass.
Irene Allen Thorngran
Mendon, Mass.
Ruby W. Bagg
Mendon, Mass.
Phyllis G. Whiting
Mendon, Mass.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN 1930.
1
Date of Death 1930
Name
Y
D
Cause of Death
Jan.
18
Benjamino Leone
44
·
..
Automobile Accident, Injury to Head followed by Meningitis
Jan.
19
Hoggarth
·
. .
. . Stillborn
Jan.
19
Jennie V. Hoggarth
33
4
8 Premature Separation of Paernta, Anti Partum Hemorrhage
Feb.
19
Lawrence J. Ripley
58
1
4 Bronchial Pneumonia
March
7
Minnie Green Ballou
44
1
6 Acute Rheumatic Fever-Myocarditis
March
22
Laua Anna Marshall Beckett
84
2
9 Myocarditis
47
March
28
Julia Ann Briggs
88
3 Broncho-pneumonia
May
24
Augusta Anderson Peterson
51
2
7 Carcinoma of Peritoneum
June
21
Nancy Parkinson Darling
70
1
15 Endocarditis
July
11
Mary Agnes O'Grady Gill
57
10
28 Chronic Nephritis
Aug.
3
Guiseppina Tolente
10
6
. . Rheumatic Fever-Acute Endocarditis
Aug.
1
John Miller
62
6
26 Compound Comminuted Fracture of Skull
Aug.
31
Margaret J. Murray
55
10
10 Burns-Shock-Asphyxiation
Oct.
5
Leonard Edwin Taft
67
8
28 Arterio Sclerosis
Nov.
4
Edith Elizabeth Chase
75
2
8 |Cardro-renal Disease
Nov.
20
Grant
. .
. .
. .
Stillborn
Nov.
20
Grant
. .
. .
. .
Dec.
27
75
. .
. .
Apoplexy-Arterio Sclerosis
Dec.
31
Frederic Allen Davenport
49
5
17 Tuberculosis-Pulmonary Hemorrhage
. .
June
6
Eugene Eloit Brown
78
10
7 Arterio Sclerosis
March
11
Donald Arthur Hartshorn
2
19 Bronchial Pneumonia
Twins
Stillborn
Alice Byrne
Age M
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NOTICE.
Parents and others are requested to carefully examine the above lists and if any errors or omissions are discovered, report them at once to the Town Clerk, that the record may be corrected, as it is of importance that the records of Vital Statistics should be complete.
Parents within forty days after the birth of a child, and every householder, within forty days after the birth in his house, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the town in which such child is born.
Your attention is called to the provisions of Section 36 and 55 of Chapter 207 of the General Laws relating to mar- riages solemnized out of this state, which are as follows:
"Section 29 of Chapter 151 of the Revised Laws: If a marriage is solemnized in another state between parties liv- ing in this Commonwealth who return to dwell here they shall, within seven days after their return, file with the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which either of them lived at the time of their marriage, a certificate or declaration of their marriage, including the facts relative to marriages, which are required by law, and for neglect thereof shall forfeit ten dollars."
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