Town annual reports of the officers of Mendon, Massachusetts 1938-1942, Part 15

Author: Mendon (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1938
Publisher: Town of Mendon, Massachusetts
Number of Pages: 520


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To prove age to determine validity of a contract entered into by an alleged minor.


To prove age for Old Age Assistance.


To prove age so as to have the right to take Civil Service Examinations.


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Parents be sure to record the birth of your child with given name in full.


Your co-operation to the end that all births may be prop- erly recorded will be greatly appreciated.


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."


Blanks for the return of all Vital records can be obtained from the Town Clerk.


Attention is called to the fact that all dogs three months old or more must be licensed at the Town Clerk's office on or before April 1, 1942.


I take this opportunity in wishing the Townspeople much prosperity during the year 1943.


Respectfully submitted, ALBERT S. COLEMAN,


Town Clerk.


Mendon, January 1, 1943.


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TREASURER'S REPORT.


The Treasurer of the Town of Mendon submits the fol- lowing report for the year ending December 31, 1942.


The Treasurer debits himself with receiving the follow- ing amounts :-


Cash balance Jan. 1, 1942 $2,982 60


County Treasurer, Dog Fund 444 01


State Treasurer, Highways, 8269 1,160 56


County Treasurer, Highways, 8269 580 28


State Treasurer, School Fund, Part II 2,540 01


Home National Bank, Revenue Notes 30,000 00


State Treasurer, Income Tax 5,725 00


County Treasurer, Dog License Refund 30 19


Town Clerk, Dog License Fees 465 60


State Treasurer, Support of Indigent Persons 127 00


License Fees


576 00


State Treasurer, Aid to Dependent


Children 636 74


State Treasurer, Temporary Aid and Transportation 2,516 56


Estate of Nellie W. Alderman, for Library 100 00


George A. Johnson, Town Hall Rent


362 50


State Treasurer, Old Age Assistance .... Town of Milford, Public Welfare 285 07


6,614 94


State Treasurer, Inspection of Animals 75 00


State Treasurer, Highways, Chap. 420 4,023 71


State Treasurer, Vocational Education 19 20 State Treasurer, Highways, Con. 3857 4,942 83


District Court, Fines 20 00


13


Refund Public Welfare


12 50


Emmott Co., Refund


2 84


Land Court 9 50


Fees from Hay Scales


4 40


Sealer of Weights and Measures


5 40


Library Fines


15 03


State Treasurer, Highways, Con. 3678


98 85


State Treasurer, Meal Tax


106 79


State Treasurer, Highways, Chap. 90


520 72


County Treasurer, Chap. 90


520 72


State Treasurer, Tuition and Trans- portation


277 55


State Treasurer, Superintendent of


Schools 656 15


State Treasurer, Corporation Taxes ...


2,333 30


State Treasurer, High School Tuition


928 57


Tax Title Redemption 48 92


Road Machinery Reserve Fund 125 00


Old Age Assistance, U. S. Grant


8,695 11


Other Receipts


150 25


Mothers' Aid, U. S. Grant


589 00


Collector of Taxes :


1940 Property


$1,253 03


1941 Excise 94 04


1942 Poll


828 86


1942 Excise


3,212 27


1942 Property


36,926 11


1941 Property


6,526 25


Total Receipts


$128,168 96


RESERVE FUND


$1,000 00


Transferred to Fire Department


$251 00


Transferred to Police 57 00


Transferred to Snow Removal


123 73


14


Transferred to Incidentals


205 68


Transferred to Chapter 81 01


$637 42


TAX TITLES.


14


$1,355 92


The Treasurer Credits himself with paying the following amounts :-


Support of Schools $19,600 82


Library


504 05


Incidentals


3,205 68


Officers' Salaries


2,064 35


Snow Removal


1,123 73


Road Machinery


283 58


General Repairs


990 88


Worcester County Hospital


1,571 37


Insurance


725 76


Soldiers' Relief


315 00


Bonds for Town Officers


111 00


Fire Department


948 78


Motor Tax Refund


60 04


Police


756 83


Board of Health


240 36


Fire Truck


1,450 00


Street Lights


627 00


Highways, Chapter 81


9,000 01


Tree Warden


48 00


Forest Fires


489 60


Moth Suppression


145 65


Blackstone Street Drainage


1,998 05


Memorial Day


76 05


Park Department


91 25


Chapter 90, Maintainance


2,667 25


Property Tax Refund


19 01


Director of Accounts


10 00


15


School House Notes


2,000 00


Interest on Notes


540 00


State Tax


3,600 00


County Tax


2,074 51


State Parks


51 25


Auditing Municipal Accounts


383 06


County Treasurer, Dog License Fees


465 60


Home National Bank, Revenue Notes ..


$33,800 00


Home National Bank, Interest


98 83


Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves


20 00


Public Welfare


5,688 30


Mothers' Aid


1,800 00


Old Age Assistance


18,469 20


Total Expenditures


$118,114 85


Cash balance Jan. 1, 1943


10,054 11


$128,168 96


FLETCHER LIBRARY FUND.


DR.


To Cash in Milford Savings Bank $5,203 55


To Cash received, Interest 116 82


$5,320 37


CR.


By Cash in Milford Savings Bank


$5,166 18


By Seven Library Orders 154 19


$5,320 37


NATHAN R. GEORGE, Jr. FUND.


DR.


To Cash received


$1,000 00


To Cash, Interest


6 67


$1,006 67


CR.


By Cash in Milford Savings Bank


$1,006 67


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ANNA ELLIS LIBRARY FUND. DR.


To Cash received $500 00


CR.


By Cash in Milford Savings Bank ....... $500 00


AUSTIN WOOD RELIEF FUND.


DR.


To Cash in Milford Savings Bank $768 33


To Cash in Worcester Co., Savings In-


stitution 714 93


To Cash, Interest, Milford Savings Bank 17 37


To Cash, Interest Worcester Bank 14 36


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$1,514 99


CR.


By Cash in Milford Savings Bank $785 70


By Cash in Worcester Bank 729 29


$1,514 99


F. N. THAYER CEMETERY FUND.


DR.


To Cash in Milford Savings Bank $4 55


To Cash received from State Treasurer 3 50


To Cash received, Interest 11


$8 16


CR.


By Cash in Milford Savings Bank


$8 16


Respectfully submitted,


MOSES U. GASKILL,


Treasurer.


January 1, 1943.


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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


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INCIDENTALS.


Appropriation


$3,000 00


Transferred from reserve fund


205 68


$3,205 68


CARE AND OPERATION OF TOWN HALL.


George A. Johnson, janitor


$150 00


Wor. Sub. Elec. Co., lights


118 79


Barney Coal Co., coal


262 50


William R. Bowen, wood


14 00


E. T. Powers, repairs to pump


50


Grace H. Taft, supplies


1 80


Nina M. Burr, supplies


95


Edith Rogers, floor oil


1 75


C. C. Shattuck, supplies


3 04


L. N. Jaques, supplies


20 05


$573 38


CARE AND OPERATION OF RECORD ROOM.


N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., toll calls $19 45


Carrie Marlow, janitor 36 50


Nina M. Burr, supplies


1 05


R. O. Sweet, repairing oil burner


3 50


R. B. Dalrymple, labor and supplies


11 56


C. C. Shattuck, paint 5 15


Bradbury Locke Co., supplies


4 00


Wor. Sub. Elec. Co., lights


9 48


Clark & Shaughnessy, oil


76 38


$167 07


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RATIONING BOARD.


The Forbes Press, supplies $8 75


Hobbs & Warren, supplies 39 64


Moses U. Gaskill, salary as clerk 9 00


Cahill's News Agency, supplies


1 60


$58 99


BALLOT CLERKS AND TELLERS.


Payroll No. 1, Annual Town Meeting .. $31 50


Payroll No. 2, State Primaries


22 00


Payroll No. 3, State Election


48 00


$101 50


TOWN CLERK.


Cahill's News Agency, supplies 7 90


The Charlescraft Press, supplies 14 75


A. S. Coleman, supplies 2 40


Expenses to meetings


40 25


Money orders and postage


2 90


Hill College, supplies


26 50


Robinson Seal Co., Inc., supplies


2 93


Use of auto


5 00


Swearing in Town Officers


7 00


Toll calls


30


Recording births, deaths and marriages


48 00


Jeremiah Twomey, supplies


2 50


$160 43


TOWN TREASURER.


Making Schedule A


$12 00


Use of auto


25 00


Overhauling adding machine


4 00


The Charlescraft Press, supplies


8 50


Postage


79 85


$129 35


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SELECTMEN.


Dues for Selectmen's Association $6 00


Postage 20 32


Expenses to meetings 20 00


Robert Donnelly, work on reports


35 00


American City Magazine Co.


4 00


The Forbes Press


18 00


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


5 70


$109 02


ASSESSORS.


Wor. County Abstract Co.


$36 91


C. F. Leonard, writing property titles 4 50


Expenses to meetings


5 00


Carl M. Taft, use of auto


20 00


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


33 86


$100 27


REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.


The Charlescraft Press, caucus posters $5 00


Clark Printing Co., supplies 89 00


Milford Daily News, advertising 58 88


Robinson Seal Co., Inc., supplies 25 09


Charles C. Entwistle, salary


10 00


A. S. Coleman, salary and listing


79 00


D. K. Barnes, salary and listing 40 00


J. W. McEwen, salary and listing


32 69


$339 66


TAX COLLECTOR.


Use of auto


$10 00


Postage


40 50


Roll for adding machine


90


Milford Daily News, advertising


7 50


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


13 86


Stoneham Independent, supplies


1 00


The Barre Gazette, supplies


29 15


The Forbes Press, supplies


25 00


$127 91


20


DOG OFFICER.


Harold C. Barrows, salary $10 00


$10 00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


Walter Taylor, salary $40 00


$40 00


PUBLIC WEIGHER.


Felix S. Bessette, salary


$2 20


$2 20


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS.


Moses U. Gaskill, salary


$150 00


$150 00


CIVILIAN DEFENSE.


C. C. Shattuck, paint for first aid room $8 45


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., phones 131 77


Postage and supplies 23 67


W. S. Darley, supplies 230 97


American Railway Express


10 36


Cosgrove Bros., arm bands


6 50


Arthur F. Wood, armbands


38 50


Clark & Shaughnessy, oil barrel


4 65


Merrill & Usher, pails


10 00


Annie Ballou, instructor


16 00


C. T. Sherer Co., Inc., blackout material


20 49


Farrar Co., first aid kits 15 00


B. L. Makepeace, Inc., maps 29 74


Sawyer Lumber Co., riot sticks


7 92


George O. Dunford, police clubs


15 00


M. Hoffman & Co., arm bands


7 16


Seaver's Express 53


Chippewa Mills, Inc., supplies 4 61


21


Hireing of films 9 47


C. E. Cooney, blackout material 7 14


Advertising salvage bids 3 00


$600 93


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Cahill's News Agency, supplies


$43 26


B. L. Makepeace, Inc., maps 14 13


Repairing hay scales 7 00


Delivering town reports


10 00


M. M. Goodnow Co., repairs


27 50


Dep't. of Public Works, blueprints 2 10


Reg. of Deeds, Taft Ave. layout 2 00


The Charlescraft Press, town reports


198 00


Shelley D. Vincent, salary 10 months


83 33


A. B. Cenedella, salary and expenses ....


145 15


W. W. Watson, death returns


1 50


C. W. Bouck, death returns


1 00


$534 97


SUMMARY.


Appropriated


$3,000 00


Transferred from reserve fund


205 68


$3,205 68


Expended


$3,205 68


THAYER CEMETERY FUND.


Cash on hand in bank


$8 16


SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropriation $2,500 00


Expended :


Arthur P. Dalton, Tax Collector $488 39


W. A. Barry, Auditor 25 00


Robert M. Donnelly, Sup't. of Streets 294 00


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A. S. Coleman, Town Clerk 125 00


Harold C. Barrows, Constable 25 00


Moses U. Gaskill, Town Treasurer 250 00


Harold Metcalf, Chairman of Selectmen and Welfare member 156 00


William R. Bowen, Welfare Chairman and Selectman 170 00


Roy A. Barrows, Selectman and Wel- fare member 81 00


Carl M. Taft, Asssessor


100 00


Edward Whiting, Assessor


100 00


Charles F. Leonard, Clerk of Assessors


249 96


Unexpended


$2,064 35 435 65


$2,500 00


RESERVE FUND.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Expended :


Transferred to Fire Department $251 00


Transferred to Police Department 57 00


Transferred to Snow Removal


123 73


Transferred to Chapter 81


01


Transferred to Incidental Acc't.


205 68


$637 42


Unexpended


362 58


$1,000 00


INSURANCE ON TOWN BUILDINGS.


$727 00


Appropriation


Expended, Donald B. Lowell


$725 76


Unexpended


1 24


$727 00


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PARK DEPARTMENT.


Apppropriation


$100 00


Expended :


Labor


$91 25


Unexpended


8 75


$100 00


AUSTIN WOOD RELIEF FUND.


No Expenditures


MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation


$85 00


Expended :


Milford Victory band


$45 00


C. C. Shattuck, supplies


8 80


Nina M. Burr, supplies


2 25


Gen. Wm. F. Draper Camp, S. of U. V., flags


5 00


Harold J. Parkinson, wreath


5 00


Clayton Parkinson, wreath


5 00


J. Frank Leonard, wreath


5 00


$76 05


Unexpended


8 95


$85 00


BONDS OF TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropriation


$112 00


Expended :


Frank E. Wood


$5 00


Karl A. Bright


106 00


$111 00


Unexpended


1 00


$112 00


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SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Appropriation


$400 00


Expended :


One family in own home


$260 00


One family in own home


55 00


$315 00


Unexpended


85 00


$400 00


WORCESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL.


Appropriation


$1,571 37


Expended


Care and maintenance


$835 40


Interest on bonds


185 97


Construction


550 00


$1,571 37


STREET LIGHTS.


Appropriation


$627 00


Expended


Wor. Sub. Elec. Co.


$627 00


$627 00


SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' GRAVES.


Appropriation


$20 00


Expended


Paid Swandale Cemetery Ass'n.


....


$20 00


$20 00


MOTOR VEHICLE TAX REFUND.


Expended, 1942


$60 04


REAL ESTATE TAX REFUND.


Expended, 1942


$9 60


PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX REFUND.


Expended, 1942 $9 41


25


MOTH SUPPRESSION.


Appropriation


$200 00


Expended :


Payrolls


$127 49


James Huggins & Sons, creosote


16 58


Seaver's Express


1 58


$145 65


Unexpended


54 35


$200 00


Respectfully Submitted, WILLARD N. SEIBERT, Moth Superintendent.


LIST OF JURORS.


Robert Bartlett


Millville Street


Truck Driver


John J. Driscoll


Providence Street Machinist


William R. Bowen


Bates Street


Poultryman


Gordon R. Good


North Avenue Machinist


Ernest E. Souls


Bates Street


Pattern Maker


Harold Metcalf


Maple Street


Clerk


Henry Twitchell


Elm Street


Machinist


Austin B. Taft


Maple Street Farmer


Ellis L. Cook


Bellingham Street Poultryman


George G. Davenport


North Avenue Dairyman


Robert Chase


Main Street Collector


Roy A. Barrows


Blackstone Street Dairyman


William F. Irons, Jr.


Main Street Musician


Walter Taylor


Carl M. Taft


Blackstone Street Factory Worker Main Street Farmer


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ASSETS.


Uncollected Taxes :


1941 Property Taxes $223 31


1942 Excise Taxes


25 65


1942 Property Taxes


6,654 88


$6,903 84


Due from the State of Massachusetts on Highways :


Chapter 81


$457 17


Chapter 90 M


479 28


$936 45


Due from the County of Worcester, on Highways:


Chapter 90 M $479 28


$479 28


Welfare:


Due from State of Massachusetts,


Temporary Aid


$1,140 34


$1,140 34 -


Old Age Assistance : Due from the State of Massachusetts $2,625 90 Cash in hands of Treasurer, Jan. 1, '43 10,054 11


Tax Titles, 14 1,355 92


Total Assets


- $23,495 84


LIABILITIES.


Due County of Worcester for Con- struction and Equipment of Wor- cester County Hospital 2,300 00


Kennedy, Spencer & Co., Bonds on School House Addition 22,000 00 Home National Bank (Notes on antici- pation of revenue) 8,200 00


-$32,500 00


SUMMARY.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Incidentals


Transferred from Reserve Fund


$3,000.00 205.68


$3,205.68


$3,205.68


Salaries of Town Officers


2,500.00


2,064.35


$435.65


Reserve Fund


1,000.00


637.42


362.58


Worcester County Hospital


1,571.37


1,571.37


Moth Suppression


200.00


145.65


54.35


Blackstone Street Drainage


2,000.00


1,998.05


1.95


Bonds of Town Officers


112.00


111.00


1.00


Soldiers' Relief


400.00


315.00


85.00


Board of Health


300.00


240.36


59.64


Police Department Transferred from Reserve Fund


$700.00 57.00


$757.00


756.83


.17


Interest on Loans


100.00


98.83


1.17


Memorial Day


85.00


76.05


8.95


Park Department


100.00


91.25


8.75


Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves


20.00


20.00


Street Lights


627.00


627.00


Board of Public Welfare


6,500.00


5,688.30


811.70


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SUMMARY-Continued.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Aid to Dependent Children Received from U. S. Grant


2,400.00 558.50


$2,958.50


1,800.00


1,158.50


Bureau of Old Age Assistance Received from U. S. Grant


10,800.00


8,414.67


$19,214.67


18,229.20


985.47


Administration Account for Old Age Assistance Balance on hand Received from Federal Grant


18.70 280.44


$299.14


240.00


59.14


General Repairs


1,000.00


990.88


9.12


Chapter 81 Transferred from Reserve Fund Town Appropriation Received from State


.01 3,600.00


5,400.00


$9,000.01


9,000.01


Chapter 90 Maintenance Town Appropriation


1,000.00


.


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Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Received from State Received from County


1,000.00


1,000.00


$3,000.00


2,667.25


332.75


Snow Removal


1,000.00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


123.73


$1,123.73


1,123.73


Road Machinery Account


284.56


283.58


.98


Tree Warden


100.00


48.00


52.00


Taft Public Library


575.00


504.05


70.95


Forest Fires


500.00


489.60


10.40


700.00


Fire Department Transferred from Reserve Fund


251.00


$951.00


948.78


2.22


Insurance on Town Buildings Thayer Cemetery Fund


727.00


725.76


1.24


8.16


8.16


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SUMMARY-Continued.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Schools


Dog License Refund


19,621.00 444.01


$20,065.01


19,600.82


464.19


Fire Truck Appropriation


1,450.00


1,450.00


$80,734.83


$75,748.80


$4,986.03


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Respectfully submitted, HAROLD METCALF, ROY A. BARROWS, WILLIAM R. BOWEN, Selectmen of Mendon.


January 1, 1943.


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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.


TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN


GENTLEMEN :


GENERAL REPAIRS.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$341 25


Equipment


140 00


$481 25


MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.


Barrett Co., tarvia $77 17


L. N. Jaques, supplies 44 63


Dyar Sales Co., tools 109 50


Privilege Wrecking Co., steel 12 90


Western Auto, battery 1 72


E. T. Powers, pipe 22 41


E. L. Dauphinais, trailer rental 40 00


Curtiss Coal Co., lumber 50 37


Fiske Lumber Co., lumber 16 63


Bradbury-Locke, cement 48 60


C. C. Shattuck, axes 18 65


Clark- Shaughnessy, oil 7 50


H. A. Daniels, premium 7 11


F. A. Gould, hook 3 00


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone, concrete 30 60


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Mrs. Delia Henry, gravel


16 24


Corbett Pipe Co., pipe 2 60


Total Expenditures


Unexpended Balance 9 12


$509 63 $990 88


CHAPTER 81.


Town Appropriation


$3,600 00


State Allotment


5,400 00


$9,000 00


EXPENDITURES. PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$3,127 00


Equipment 4,165 25


$7,292 25


GRAVEL AND STONE.


M. U. Gaskill


$126 00


Mrs. Delia Henry


105 70


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone


370 10


$601 80


SURFACING MATERIALS.


Barrett Co.


$718 77


MISCELLANEOUS.


State Prison Colony, frame and grate $28 08


Corbett Pipe Co., pipe 209 80


C. C. Shattuck, paint 20 79


Curtiss Coal Co., lumber


17 45


F. A. Gould, tools


4 05


Bradbury-Locke, cement


4 00


L. N. Jaques, supplies


1 42


H. A. Daniels, premium


101 60


$387 19


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Total Expenditures $9,000 01 Transferred from Reserve Fund 01


CHAPTER 90, MAINTENANCE.


Town's Appropriation


$1,000 00


County Allotment


1,000 00


State Allotment


1,000 00


$3,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$1,096 75


Equipment


920 00


$2,016 75


MATERIALS.


Barrett Co., tarvia


$447 82


J. Rosenfeld, sand and stone


75 75


Corbett Pipe Co., pipe


54 40


H. A. Daniels, insurance


54 42


Bradbury-Locke, lumber


18 11


$650 50


Total Expenditures


$2,667 25


Unexpended Balance


332 75


SNOW REMOVAL.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


123 73


$1,123 73


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$424 25


Equipment


536 50


$960 75


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SUPPLIES.


Eddie's Service Station, gas


$10 72


Dyar Sales, supplies 36 12


J. Rosenfeld, sand 47 95


Clark-Shaughnessy, oil


18 60


Deke's Station


9 08


Worcester Chemical Co., calcium


35 00


Western Auto, parts


5 51


$162 98


Total Expended


1,123 73


ROAD MACHINERY.


Appropriation


$284 56


EXPENDITURES.


Fisk-Alden Co., parts $37 17


L. N. Jaques, supplies


17 65


Clark-Shaughnessey, oil 19 20


Deke's Station, gas and oil 84 29


C. C. Shattuck, supplies 67 70


G. Poirier, plugs


3 65


Eddie's Station, oil


9 05


Hayne's Welding, welding


75


Milford Products, tire for tractor


8 65


M. M. Goodnow, pipe


3 21


Files & O'Keefe, burner


32 26


$283 58


Unexpended balance 98


BLACKSTONE STREET DRAINAGE.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


35


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$554 25


Equipment


615 50


$1,169 75


MATERIALS.


Corbett Pipe Co., pipe


$815 40


Curtiss Coal Co., cement


12 90


$828 30


Total Expended


$1,998 05


Unexpended Balance


1 95


SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1942.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


General Repairs


Snow Removal


Blackstone St. Drainage


TOTALS


Robert M. Donnelly


$518.00


$84.00


$87.50


$91.00


$70.00


$850.50


William Auty


245.00


96.25


5.00


85.00


431.25


Harold Barrows, Jr.


5.00


5.00


Vernon Barrows


7.50


7.50


Peter Barry


151.25


112.50


66.00


329.75


William Bowen


238.75


108.75


50.00


8.75


16.25


422.50


Lewis Bronson


10.00


15.00


25.00


Robert Brownly


185.00


27.00


68.75


31.25


57.00


369.00


Richard Gaskill


12.50


12.50


William Hutchinson


37.00


37.00


George Johnson


410.00


158.75


35.00


10.00


75.00


688.75


Everett Kempton


6.25


6.25


Guy Kneeland


10.00


15.00


25.00


William Munsell


370.00


123.25


20.00


29.00


45.00


587.25


Roscoe Steere


401.25


173.75


40.00


44.50


60.00


719.50


Elliot Taft


2.50


2.50


Kenneth Taylor


117.50


60.00


177.50


Leo Tetreault


112.75


75.75


188.50


Napolean Thiebault


357.50


152.50


40.00


40.75


65.00


655.75


Curtis Woodfall


2.50


2.50


TOTALS


$3,127.00


$1,096.75


$341.25


$424.25


$554.25


$5,543.50


36


SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES-(Continued). RENTED EQUIPMENT-TRUCKS.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


General Repairs


Snow Removal


Blackstone St. Drainage


TOTALS


D. Kinsley Barnes


$514.75


$53.00


$39.00


$606.75


Edward Goss


404.25


71.00


6.00


481.25


Harold Metcalf


686.00


107.00


30.00


49.50


61.50


934.00


Aldo Sabatinelli


8.50


114.00


4.25


126.75


Carl Taft


660.25


339.00


24.00


177.00


24.00


1,224.25


Leo Tetreault


692.50


166.00


86.00


196.00


73.50


1,214.00


$2,966.25


$736.00


$140.00


$536.50


$208.25


$4,587.00


POWER SHOVEL.


Rosenfeld


Sand & Stone Co.


$878.00


$407.25


$1,285.25 380.00


Leo Newton


266.00


114.00


TOWN EQUIPMENT.


Power Grader


55.00


70.00


125.00


TOTAL EQUIPMENT


4,165.25


920.00


$140.00


$536.50


$615.50


$6,377.25


TOTAL PAYROLLS


$7,292.25


$2,016.75


$481.25


$960.75


$1,169.75


$11,920.75


37


38


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.


Appropriation


$300 00


Expended :


Worcester County Sanatorium, care of one patient $52 50


Milford, Hopedale, Mendon District Nursing Association 50 00


Alec Wolec, town dump 50 00


Roy A. Barrows, placarding and fumi- gating 20 00


Department of Public Health, 1/2 Miscoe Spring Water Co., license 10 00


K. A. Campbell, services 30 00


E. R. Squibb & Sons, supplies 2 15


City of Worcester, care of one patient


25 71


$240 36


Unexpended


59 64


$300 00


Respectfully submitted, ROY A. BARROWS, Chairman, HAROLD METCALF, WILLIAM R. BOWEN,


Board of Health.


39


REPORT OF THE TREE WARDEN.


Appropriation


$100 00


EXPENDED.


Payrolls


$36 00


William E. Nuttall, salary


12 00


$48 00


Unexpended


52 00


$100 00


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM E. NUTTALL,


Tree Warden.


REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WEIGHER.


I have had 22 weighings at 20 cents each and have turned over to the Town Treasurer the sum of $4.40.


Respectfully submitted,


FELIX S. BESSETTE,


Public Weigher.


40


REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$700 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


57 00


$757 00


Expended :


Meals for prisoners


$5 50


Court fees


42 00


Toll calls


44 36


V. H. Blackington & Co., supplies


39 42


Dep't. of Public Safety, supplies


30


Police duty, Mendon Airport


163 75


Police duty, May 30


24 00


Police duty, July 3 and 4


58 50


Police duty, October 31


36 50


Investigating accidents


154 00


Investigating complaints


131 50


Police duty on highways


57 00


Unexpended


$756 83 17


$757 00


Respectfully submitted, HAROLD C. BARROWS, Chief Police Dep't.


41


ASSESSORS' REPORT. 1942.


The Assessors' Recapitulation Sheet of Aggregates is given below:


RECAPITULATION SHEET.


Town appropriations :


Annual Town Meeting, March, 1942


$62,240 58


Debt and Interest


2,354 09


State Tax, 1942


3,600 00


State Parks and Reservation Tax


51 25


County Tax


2,074 51


State Audit of Mendon Accounts


383 06


Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment


1,571 37


Overlay for 1942


1,361 69


$73,636 55


$73,636 55


Estimated Receipts


$26,302 04


Available Funds


1,654 22


$27,956 26 $27,956 26


Net amount raised on polls and Property


$45,680 29


472 Poll Taxes at $2.00 each


944 00


Total Valuation


1,398,009 00


Tax Rate


$32 00


Personal Property


129,079 00


Real Estate


1,268,930 00


Number of Assessments on Real


Estate 533


42


Number of Assessments on Personal Estate 107


640


640


Number of male polls assessed


472


Value of assessed stock-in-trade


$38,350 00


Value of assessed live stock


46,529 00


Value of assessed machinery


34,750 00


Value of all other assessed personal estate


9,450 00


Value of assessed personal prop-


erty


$129,079 00 $129,079 00


Value of assessed buildings, ex-


cluding land


936,680 00


Value of assessed land, exclud-


ing buildings


332,250 00


Total value of assessed real estate $1,268,930 00$1,268,930 00 Total value of assessed property .... $1,398,009 00


Tax on personal estate $4,130 53


Tax on real estate


40,605 76


Tax on polls


944 00


Total poll and property taxes


..


$45,680 29


$45,680 29


Rate of tax per $1,000


$32 00


Number of horses assessed


48


Number of cows assessed


597


Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed


82


Number of swine assessed


12


Number of dwelling houses assessed


441


Number of acres of land assessed


10,764


Number of fowl assessed 5,030


43


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES COMMITTED TO COLLECTOR IN 1942.


Vehicles registered in 1941


$44 28


Vehicles registered in 1942


3,298 78


$3,343 06 $3,343 06


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES ABATED


1942.


1941 Taxes


$4 00


1942 Taxes


127 38


$131 38 $131 38


OVERLAY ACCOUNT OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1941.


Balance in 1941 Overlay Account $84 08


1941 Abatements in 1942 31 55


$52 53


$52 53


OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1942.


1942 Overlay


$1,361 69


1942 Abatements


1,111 51


1942 Overlay Balance


$250 18 $250 18


Respectfully submitted, CARL M. TAFT, EDWARD T. WHITING, CHARLES F. LEONARD, Mendon Board of Assessors


44


REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES FOR 1942.


Platform scale over 5000 lbs. (free) ..


1


Platform scale under 5000 lbs.


2


$1 00


Spring scales under 100 lbs.


2


20


Computing scales under 100 lbs.


1


10


Counter scales under 100 lbs.


1


10


Gas pumps, meter system


6


3 00


Gas pump, hand pump


1


50


Kerosene, hand pump


1


50


15


$5 40


I have inspected the following licenses :


Peddlers


3


Fruit and Vegetables


2


5


I have collected $5.40 for fees and have turned same over to the Town Treasurer.




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