Town annual reports of the officers of Mendon, Massachusetts 1943-1947, Part 9

Author: Mendon (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1943
Publisher: Town of Mendon, Massachusetts
Number of Pages: 546


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To Interest Received 2 66


$180 40


CR.


By Cash in Home National Bank


$180 40


Respectfully submitted,


MOSES U. GASKILL,


December 31, 1945.


Treasurer.


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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


INCIDENTALS.


Appropriation


$2,750 00


Expended :


BALLOT CLERKS AND TELLERS.


Pay Roll No. 1 $37 52


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


Walter Taylor, salary


$40 00


$40 00


ASSESSORS.


Postage


$4 00


County Assessors' Meeting


7 00


Use of Auto


20 00


Supplies


45 61


$76 61


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS.


Moses U. Gaskill, salary


$150 00


$150 00


PUBLIC WEIGHER.


Martha Dudley


$7 00


DOG OFFICER.


Killing, Care and Custody of Dogs $32 00


Harold C. Barrows, (Salary) 10 00


$42 00


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TOWN COUNSEL.


Shelley D. Vincent, salary $100 00 $100 00


INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING.


Frank R. Phillips, salary $25 00


$25 00


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Mendon High School, paper


$1 25


Charlescraft Press, Town Reports 254 40


Perambulating Town Bounds :


Roy A. Barrows 31 00


Silas Dudley


22 50


D. Victor Smith 2 50


Smith A. Steere, Miscellaneous labor on Town Buildings 11 40


Miscellaneous Expenses


11 68


No Parking Signs 10 50


Moderator


10 00


Repairing Honor Roll


18 00


Printing and Supplies


32 55


Director of Accounts, Certification of


Notes 10 00


Milford Daily News, Warrants and


Notices


47 25


$463 03


RECORD ROOM.


Cleaning Oil Burner


$5 00


Shoveling Snow


1 00


Postage


14 58


Printing and Supplies


41 26


Care of Record Room


50 00


Redecorating Record Room


30 53


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Carpenter Labor


2 40


Fuel


69 00


Toll Calls


27 10


Light


18 41


$259 28


REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.


Supplies


$19 94


Pay Rolls


179 26


$199 20


SELECTMEN.


Dues to Worcester County Selectmen's


Association


$9 00


O. D. T. Meeting


6 00


Selectmen's Association Meeting


6 80


Postage


4 20


Office Price Administration, One File ...


14 50


Worcester County, Filing Petition for


Road Taking


3 00


$43 50


TAX COLLECTOR.


Use of Auto


$10 00


Notices


1 80


Postage


49 50


Printing and Supplies


36 07


$97 37


TOWN CLERK.


Supplies


$78 77


Expenses Town Clerks' Meetings


36 15


$114 92


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TOWN HALL.


Electrical Work


$34 86


Lights


51 86


Fuel


270 58


Janitor and Extra Services


310 69


Supplies


33 20


$701 19


TOWN TREASURER.


Making Schedule A


$12 00


Postage


44 55


Supplies


13 42


$69 97


Total Expended


2,426 59


Unexpended


323 41


$2,750 00


HIGHWAY TRUCK APPROPRIATION.


Appropriation, by Taxation


$350 00


Transferred from Excess Funds


200 00


Raised by Notes


3,000 00


$3,550 00


Expended :


Paid Henley Kimball Co. .... 3,550 00


WORCESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL.


Appropriation


$2,004 02


Paid County Hospital


2,004 02


STREET LIGHTS.


Appropriation


$627 00


Paid Worcester Sub. Elec. Co. 627 00


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SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropration


$1,900 00


Expended :


Assessors :


Charles F. Leonard


$257 00


Carl M. Taft


100 00


Edward Whiting 100 00


Town Clerk, Albebrt S. Coleman 125 00


Town Treasurer, M. U. Gaskill


350 00


Tax Collector, Arthur P. Dalton


432 12


Selectmen and Welfare:


Roy A. Barrows


156 00


D. Victor Smith


93 50


Silas Dudley 170 00


Dog Officer, Harold C. Barrows


25 00


Auditor, William A. Barry


25 00


$1,833 62


Unexpended ....


66 38


$1,900 00


REAL ESTATE TAX REFUND.


Expended 1945


$4 35


PERSONAL TAX REFUND.


Expended 1945


$1 74


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Appropriation


$400 00


Expended :


Care of one family in home and hospital


$60 00


Care one person in hospital 176 80


Care one person in home


12 00


$248 80


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Unexpended 151 20


$400 00


SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' GRAVES.


Appropriation


$20 00


Paid Swandale Cemetery Association ....


20 00


PARK DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$125 00


Expended :


Pay Roll No. 1


$14 90


Pay Roll No. 2


8 40


Pay Roll No. 3


7 44


Pay Roll No. 4


11 16


Leonard E. Jaques & Son, Supplies and Equipment


30 45


$72 35


Unexpended


52 65


$125 00


MOTH SUPPRESSION.


Appropriation


$200 00


Expended :


Pay Roll No. 1


$54 60


Pay Roll No. 2


59 50


Pay Roll No. 3


56 70


$170 80


Unexpended


29 20


$200 00


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MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation


$85 00


Expended :


Milford Victory Band


$40 00


Lakeside Flower Shop, Wreath


5 00


Charles F. Leonard, Wreath


5 00


C. C. Shattuck, Supplies


11 40


James F. DeWolf


1 50


Wm. F. Draper Camp


6 00


Clayton Parkinson, Wreath


5 00


$73 90


Unexpended


11 10


$85 00


INSURANCE ON TOWN BUILDINGS.


Appropriation


$727 00


Paid Donald F. Lowell


$725 76


Unexpended


1 24


$727 00


BONDS OF TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropriation


$100 00


Expended


$92 25


Unexpended


7 75


$100 00


Respectfully submitted, ROY A. BARROWS, Chairman, D. VICTOR SMITH, SILAS H. DUDLEY,


Board of Selectmen.


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POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Expenditures :


Pay Roll No. 1 $58 10


Pay Roll No. 2


69 55


Pay Roll No. 3


43 35


Pay Roll No. 4


24 05


Pay Roll No. 5


72 40


Pay Roll No. 6


27 10


Pay Roll No. 7


38 75


Pay Roll No. 8


88 10


Pay Roll No. 9


110 50


Pay Roll No. 10


29 56


Pay Roll No. 11


49 60


Pay Roll No. 12


59 90


Pay Roll No. 13


153 65


John Lundvall, Accident Pictures


3 50


Clark Printing Co., tags


6 00


Harold C. Barrows, Toll Calls


46 27


National Grange Mut. Lib. Co., Insur- ance


21 87


Mass. Dept. Public Safety, Bicycle


Registration Forms


70


Unexpended


97 05


$1,000 00


TEST WELLS.


Appropriation


$3,500 00


Expended :


Hayden Harding & Buchanan $2,540 00


Unexpended


960 00


$3,500 00


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$902 95


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LIST OF JURORS.


Donald B. Lowell


Dairyman


North Avenue


Harry L. Wilbur


Machinist


Hastings Street


William R. Bowen


Poultryman


Bates Street


Gordon R. Good


Machinist


North Avenue


Ernest E. Souls


Pattern Maker


Bates Street


Henry Twitchell


Machinist


Maple Street


Robert Chase


Collector


Hastings Street


Roy A. Barrows


Dairyman


Blackstone Street


William F. Irons, Jr.


Musician


Main Street


Walter Taylor


Factory Worker


Blackstone Street


Vernon A. Barrows


Grinder Blackstone Street


Lester P. Mann, Sr.


Pattern Maker


Washington St.


Charles F. Neal, Jr.


Printer


Hastings St.


Richard F. Harding


Foreman


George St.


ASSETS.


Uncollected Taxes :


Excise Tax


$74 01


Property Tax


4,277 36


Cash in Hands of Treasurer


25,490 03


12 Tax Titles


1,041 43


U. S. Bonds


1,000 00


$31,882 83


Public Welfare:


Due from State of Massachusetts,


Temporary Aid $569 86


$569 86


Board of Health:


Due from State of Massachusetts .... $328 57 $328 57


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Old Age Assistance :


Federal Government


$1,373 00


State of Massachusetts


2,365 84


Town of Holliston


47 15


Town of Easthampton


24 05


$3,810 04


Aid to Dependent Children :


State of Massachusetts


$475 98


Federal Government


121 00


$596 98


Total Assets


$37,188 28


LIABILITIES.


Worcester County Hospital for Con- struction


$2,200 00


Bonds, School House Addition


16,000 00


Federal Government, Advance for


Water Plans


3,000 00


Notes on Town Truck


3,000 00


Total Liabilities


$24,200 00


SUMMARY.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Incidentals


$2,750.00


$2,426.59


$323.41


Chapter 81


Town Appropriation


$3,000.00


State Allocation


4,500.00


$7,500.00


7,499.30


.70


General Repairs


1,000.00


974.92


25.08


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Town Appropriation


1,000.00


County Allocation


1,000.00


State Allocation


1,000.00


3,000.00


2,999.26


.74


Snow Removal


Town Appropriation


4,000.00


Transferred from Public Welfare


300.00


Transferred from Surplus Funds


2,500.00


6,800.00


6,750.46


49.54


Road Machinery Account Appropriated from R. M. Fund Transferred from Public Welfare


267.61


350.00


617.61


614.30


3.31


1,100.00


1,098.40


1.60


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Board of Health


SUMMARY-Continued.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Fire Department


700.00


699.19


.81


Forest Fires


500.00


485.47


14.53


Police Department


1,000.00


902.95


98.05


Park Department


125.00


72.35


52.65


Salaries of Town Officers


1,900.00


1,833.62


66.38


Soldiers' Relief


400.00


248.80


151.20


Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves


20.00


20.00


Street Lights


627.00


627.00


Tree Warden


100.00


64.80


35.20


Taft Public Library


650.00


638.14


11.86


Moth Suppression


200.00


170.80


29.20


Memorial Day


85.00


73.90


11.10


Insurance on Town Buildings


727.00


725.76


1.24


Board of Public Welfare


Appropriation


3,000.00


Transferred from Snow Removal


(300.00)


Transferred from R. M. Account


(350.00)


2,350.00


2,135.01


214.99


Reserve Fund


1,000.00


435.17


564.83


Bonds of Town Officers


100.00


92.25


7.75


.


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SUMMARY-Continued.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Schools


Town Appropriation


Appropriation of Dog License Refund


23,047.76 452.24


23,500.00


23,498.67


1.33


Worcester County Hospital


2,004.02


2,004.02


Water Test Appropriation


3,500.00


2,540.00


960.00


Interest on Loans


100.00


100.00


Painting of School House Appropriation Transferred from Reserve Fund


500.00


150.00


650.00


644.81


5.19


Tuition for Vocational Schools Appropriation Transferred from Reserve Fund


200.00


285.17


485.17


449.77


35.40


Purchase of Truck for Highway Dept. Appropriated by Taxation


350.00


Appropriated from Surplus Funds


200.00


Appropriated by Bonds


3,000.00


3,550.00


3,550.00


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SUMMARY-Continued.


Department


Resources


Expended


Unexpended


Overdraft


Old Age Assistance Town Appropriation Federal Grant Aid Federal Grant Administration


10,700.00 7,593.54 253.05


18,634.93


18,135.56


499.37


Aid to Dependent Children Town Appropriation Town Approp. Spec. Town Meeting Federal Grant


1,500.00


1,200.00


693.00


3,393.00


2,899.00


494.00


Respectfully submitted, ROY A. BARROWS, D. VICTOR SMITH, SILAS H. DUDLEY, Selectmen of Mendon.


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REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY SURVEYOR.


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TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN


GENTLEMEN :


I submit the following annual report on the roads for the year just past.


This past year restrictions on road materials were lifted which helped considerably; however, due to the labor short- age and reductions in allotments by the State and Town, roads could not be repaired as promptly and efficiently as de- sired.


CHAPTER 81.


Appropriations by the State and Town to Chapter 81 were expended as follows:


(1) 20,000 gallons of tar and asphalt were applied on sections of North Avenue, Pleasant Street, Park Street, Bel- lingham Street, Bates Street, Old State Highway, Washing- ton Street, and Hopedale Street. Due to the lack of funds, we were unable to furnish these roads an armor coat of stone which would have made them more durable.


(2) Approximately 760 yards of gravel was required on the further end of Blackstone Street to make the road usable for the winter.


(3) 200 yards of gravel was used on the Old Hartford Pike to make the road somewhat passable.


(4) 150 feet of open ditch drainage was constructed on Mr. Kinnecome's land on Washington Street.


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(5) George Street, Hartford Avenue, West and Pleas- ant Streets were scarified and re-shaped, but a sufficient amount of gravel could not be applied due to insufficient funds.


(6) All of Main Street and Maple Street were furnished a complete coating of tar, as well as the intersection at Shat- tuck's Store. A heavier tar than usual was applied to these places so as to provide a more substantial tread.


(7) A considerable amount of brush was cut on all Chapter 81 roads.


CHAPTER 90.


Appropriations by the State and Town to Chapter 90 were expended as follows :


(1) All waterways and ditches of Chapter 90 roads were cleared.


(2) The following roads were given an application of tar or asphalt :


(a) Sections of Hartford Avenue East.


(b) Chapter 90 Section of North Avenue.


(c) Northbridge Street, all but, approximately, one-quarter of a mile was coated.


(d) Section of Providence Street from Blackstone line to Main Street.


(e) Millville Street, all but, approximately, one- quarter of a mile was coated.


(3) Brush cutting on all Chapter 90 roads.


In concluding I want to thank the Board of Selectmen and Townspeople for their cooperation and kindness during my terms in office.


Respectfully submitted,


ARTHUR A. SABATINELLI,


Highway Surveyor.


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SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES.


Chapter 81


$7,499 30


Chapter 90


2,999 26


Snow Removal


6,750 46


General Repairs


974 82


Road Machinery Account


614 30


Total


$18,838 14


CHAPTER 81.


Town Appropriation


$3,000 00


State Allotment


4,500 00


$7,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$2,139 00


Equipment 2,778 00


$4,917 00


MATERIALS.


H. A. Daniels Co., insurance $94 65


The Barrett Div., tarvia


1,347 74


E. Gaskill, gravel


97 90


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., sand and patch


987 01


C. B. Dolge, ivy acid


55 00


$2,582 30


Total Expenditures


$7,499 30


Unexpended balance 70


CHAPTER 90, MAINTENANCE.


Town Appropriation


$1,000 00


County Allotment


1,000 00


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State Allotment .... 1,000 00


$3,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$845 10


Equipment 600 65


$1,445 75


MATERIALS.


The Barrett Div., tarvia


$1,028 51


H. A. Daniels Co., insurance 36 57


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., sand and patch 488 43


$1,553 51


Total Expended


$2,999 26


Unexpended balance


74


SNOW REMOVAL.


Appropriation


$4,000 00


Transferred from Public Welfare


300 00


Transferred from Surplus


2,500 00


$6,800 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$3,219 00


Equipment 3,228 50


$6,447 50


SUPPLIES.


Consolidated


Steel, skid chains for


tractor


$38 77


Eddie's Service Station, gas and oil


71 90


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F. A. Gould, hardware 2 80


L. N. Jaques & Sons, hardware 3 42


Milford Hardware, hardware


8 67


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., calcium


173 30


Varney Bros., express


1 60


Western Auto, spark plugs


1 40


$301 86


Total Expended


$6,749 36


Error in Payroll No. 5


1 10


Unexpended balance


49 54


$6,800 00


GENERAL REPAIRS.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


PAY ROLLS.


Labor


$345 60


Equipment


189 90


$535 50


MATERIALS.


W. A. Barry, chain repairs


$2 50


Consolidated Steel Syndicate, snow plow blades


174 03


Charlescraft Press, signs


3 00


Eddie's Service Station, gas and oil


13 52


W. G. Fiske Lumber Co., pitman rods


2 25


Gleason Service Station, gas and oil


49 59


Hopedale Coal & Ice Co., kerosene


3 06


L. N. Jaques & Sons, hardware


21 22


Lakeside Garage, repairs


46 00


Lake Nipmuc Ice Co., lumber


1 02


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Milford Hardware, hardware 13 25


Henry J. Poirier, welding 12 50


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., welding


30 80


C. Shattuck, paint


6 13


Worcester Truck Body, sign painting on truck doors


36 00


Leo Zuchi Hardware, hardware


24 45


$439 32


Total Expended


$974 82


Unexpended balance


25 18


ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT.


Appropriation


$267 61


Transferred from Public Welfare


350 00


$617 61


EXPENDITURES.


Main Street Garage, repairs $49 40


Lakeside Garage, repairs 92 50


Eddie's Service Station, gas and oil


99 07


L. N. Jaques & Sons, hardware


11 77


W. H. Gleason, gas and oil


78 02


Fiske-Alden Co., tractor parts 156 88


City Auto Parts, roller parts 7 82


Socony Vacuum, oil and lubrite


46 84


Rosenfeld Sand & Stone Co., welding


25 00


H. A. Daniels, insurance 37 00


McGaughey Bros., garage rental for two (2) months 10 00


Total Expended $614 30 3 31


Unexpended balance


40


ROAD MACHINERY FUND. PAID TO TOWN TREASURER.


Chapter 81, use of grader $212 00


Snow Removal, use of grader 222 00


Chapter 81, use of sand spreader 23 00


Chapter 90, use of sand spreader 25 50


Chapter 81, use of gas roller 27 00


Chapter 90, use of truck 38 40


Snow removal, use of truck


344 80


General Repairs, use of truck


16 00


Rental of Roller, Hopedale Highway Department 7 50


J. F. White, sale of Town "V" plow


200 00


$1,116 20


SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs $173.00


TOTALS


A. Sabatinelli


$645.00


$241.00


$574.00


$1,633.00


C. Auty


90.30


11.20


133.00


234.50


A. Auty


169.00


169.00


W. Auty


40.60


11.20


15.40


67.20


R. Barrows


10.50


10.50


E. Bartlett


.70


.70


R. Bartlett


51.10


51.10


N. Billedeau


18.90


18.90


P. Bonati


73.50


98.70


16.80


189.00


E. Boover


16.10


16.10


W. Bowen


35.00


35.00


J. Brady


9.10


9.10


W. Briggs


156.80


22.40


102.20


9.80


291.20


D. Brownley


24.50


24.50


Richard Brownley


58.80


58.80


Robert Brownley


13.30


13.30


W. Butler


64.40


64.40


J. Brynes


8.40


8.40


T. Brynes


8.40


8.40


R. Carlson ...... ....


22.40


22.40


S. Carlson


13.30


13.30


J. Carmody


10.50


10.50


S. Chapin


53.20


53.20


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SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


H. Clough


46.20


46.20


R. Dalrymple


2.50


2.50


A. Demaris


6.30


12.00


18.30


I. Denton


12.60


12.60


R. Dudley


11.90


11.90


S. Dudley


24.50


24.50


R. Fagen


95.90


32.90


56.70


185.50


B. Fairbanks


5.60


5.60


G. Fiske


15.40


23.10


14.00


52.50


D. Gaskill


13.30


13.30


R. Gaskill


11.20


11.20


W. Gaskill


2.80


2.80


E. Goss


2.80


2.80


T. Hakerson


8.40


8.40


R. Hazard


10.50


10.50


W. Hazard


8.40


8.40


D. Halsing


25.90


25.90


E. Halsing


27.30


27.30


B. Hogarth


27.30


27.30


W. Hutchinson


3.50


3.50


H. Johnson


5.60


5.60


R. Kempton


11.20


11.20


J. Lamothe


35.00


35.00


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SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


C. Larkin


4.90


4.90


A. Lightfoot


12.60


12.60


D. Lowell


4.20


4.20


J. Lundvall


7.00


7.00


N. Mantell


..... ....... ........


2.80


2.80


M. Mantoni


5.60


5.60


R. McTurk


4.90


4.90


W. McTurk


16.80


8.40


10.50


35.70


F. Morrison


5.60


5.60


K. Morrison


5.60


5.60


W. Munsell


144.20


112.20


54.60


311.00


G. Kneeland


5.60


18.90


24.50


A. Noesky


3.50


3.50


S. Nuttall


76.30


5.60


81.90


J. O'Neil


4.20


4.20


J. Oppewal


32.90


32.90


L. Quelette


11.20


11.20


A. Padduck


15.40


15.40


M. Perkins


36.40


36.40


D. Phipps


32.90


32.90


F. Phipps


12.60


12.60


K. Phipps


41.30


41.30


R. Phipps


103.20


103.20


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SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


R. Plouff


36.40


36.40


J. Powers


10.70


10.70


M. Powers


10.50


10.50


J. Quirk


31.50


31.50


W. Randor


33.60


102.90


41.30


177.80


L. Rascoit


18.90


18.90


D. Rau


11.20


11.20


F. Richards


31.50


31.50


L. Robinson


5.60


5.60


E. Rogers


26.60


26.60


W. Rogers


60.90


60.90


J. Rondeau


5.60


5.60


W. Roy


8.40


8.40


A. Shaw


4.90


4.90


C. Sibbley


17.50


17.50


G. Simmons


2.80


2.80


T. Stevens


30.10


30.10


K. Swanson


14.00


14.00


A. Taft


5.60


5.60


D. Taft


186.10


81.90


56.70


324.70


K. Taft


60.20


60.20


W. Taft


2.80


27.30


30.10


A. Tetreault


86.80


56.00


51.80


14.00


208.60


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SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


N. Thibeault


464.50


159.60


195.30


61.60


881.00


F. Thurber


3.50


3.50


A. Vear


14.70


14.70


W. Wagner


37.80


37.80


J. Whelan


9.10


9.10


W. Williams


30.00


30.00


C. Wood


56.00


56.00


W. Yanski


5.60


5.60


W. Yanski, Jr.


21.70


21.70


TOTALS


$2,139.00


$845.10


$3,219.00


$345.60


$6,548.70


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


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


D. K. Barnes


$501.35


$194.25


$531.00


$1,226.60


L. Chase


185.20


185.20


R. Gaskill


7.40


7.40


L. Hazard


258.00


7.40


265.40


SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't. RENTED EQUIPMENT-TRUCKS.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal


General Repairs


TOTALS


H. Lowell


10.00


10.00


R. McTurk


241.00


30.00


271.00


C. Parkinson


12.00


12.00


N. Rogers


103.60


107.60


211.20


F. Roy


36.00


36.00


E. L. Sabatinelli


105.00


105.00


C. Taft


418.10


83.25


608.10


55.50


1,164.95


L. Tetreault


575.35


157.25


744.00


111.00


1,587.60


J. White


159.00


159.00


L. Wiersma


52.00


52.00


A. Woleck


24.00


24.00


H. Wood


15.00


15.00


COMPRESSOR WORK


E. L. Sabatinelli


$48.00


$72.00


$120.00


POWER SHOVEL.


H. Poirier


$352.00


$352.00


GRADER


Town of Northbridge $84.00


$84.00


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SCHEDULE OF WAGES PAID EMPLOYEES OF ALL HIGHWAY WORK IN 1945-Con't. TOWN EQUIPMENT.


Name


Chapter 81


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Snow Removal $222.00


General Repairs


TOTALS


Grader


$212.00


$434.00


Spreader


23.00


$25.50


48.50


Town Roller


27.00


27.00


Town Truck


38.40


344.80


16.00


399.20


TOTALS


$2,778.00


$600.65


$3,228.50


$189.90


$6,797.05


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48


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.


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Appropriation


$1,100 00


Expended :


Frank R. Phillips, Inspector of Slaugh- tering


$220 00


Alex Wolect, Town Dump


50 00


A. H. Sweet, Supplies 9 10


Silas Dudley, Placarding and Fumi- gating 10 00


Massachusetts Dept. Public Health 10 00


K. A. Campbell, M. D., Clinic Services


50 00


Uxbridge Printing Co., Printing


5 00


Milford Daily News, Notices


1 30


Milford, Hopedale, Mendon Instructive District Nursing Association 50 00


Worcester County Sanatorium, Care


of 2 Patients


693 00


$1,098 40


Unexpended


1 60


$1,100 00


Respectfully submitted, SILAS H. DUDLEY, Chairman, ROY A. BARROWS, D. VICTOR SMITH,


Board of Health.


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REPORT OF THE TREE WARDEN.


Appropriation


$100 00


Expended :


William Nuttall, Salary


$12 00


Pay Rolls :


William Nuttall


24 00


William Munsell


16 80


Jack Armstrong


24 00


Total Expended


$76 80


Unexpended Total


23 20


$100 00


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM E. NUTTALL, Tree Warden.


50


REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


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Platform scales 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


Spring scales over 100 lbs


1


50


Beam scales over 100 lbs.


1


50


Gasoline pumps, meter system.


5


2 50


Kerosene pumps, hand system


1


50


-


14


$5 40


I have collected $5.40 for Sealing Fees and have turned this amount over to the Town Treasurer.


Respectfully submitted, WALTER TAYLOR, Sealer.


Mendon, December 30, 1945.


51


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING.


To the Honorable Board of Health:


The following animals have been slaughtered in my pres- ence and inspected by me :


Calves


Cows


Pigs


Sheep


January


4


14


23


February


15


3


3


March


1


17


14


April


2


21


3


May


8


1


June


7


3


July


1


11


August


2


13


September


4


7


2


October


3


10


3


November


4


12


9


December


1


16


26


-


-


-


Totals


37


136


87


3


Cash received and turned over to the Town Treasurer, $219.50.


Respectfully submitted, FRANK R. PHILLIPS,


Inspector of Slaughtering.


52


ASSESSORS' REPORT.


The Assessors' Recapitulation Sheet of Aggregates is given below:


RECAPITULATION SHEET.


Town appropriations :


Annual Town Meeting, March,


1945


$65,422 45


Debt and Interest


2,405 00


State Taxes, 1945


2,051 91


County Tax


2,747 83


Tuberculosis Hospital:


Assessment


$2,004 02


Overlay for 1945


1,168 78


$75,799 99


$75,799 99


Estimated Receipts


$28,535 79


Available Funds


4,940 69


$33,476 48


$33,476 48


Net amount raised on Polls and


Property


$42,323 51


453 Poll Taxes at $2.00


906 00


Total Valuation


$1,428,190 00


Tax Rate


$29 00


Personal Property


142,230 00


Real Estate


1,285,960 00


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Number of Assessments on Real


Estate


569


Number of Assessments on Personal Estate 85


654


654


Number of Male Polls Assessed


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453


Value of Assessed Stock-in-trade


$5,600 00


Value of Assessed Live Stock


65,530 00


Value of Assessed Machinery


70,100 00


Value of All Other Assessed Per- sonal Estate


1,000 00


Value of Assessed Personal Prop- erty


$142,230 00 $142,230 00


Value of Assessed Buildings, ex- cluding Land


$953,170 00


Value of Assessed Land, excluding Buildings


332,790 00


Total Value of Real Estate


$1,285,960 00$1,285,960 00


Total Value of Assessed Property


$1,428,190 00


Tax on Personal Estate


$4,124 67


Tax on Real Estate


37,292 84


Tax on Polls


906 00


$42,323 51 $42,323 51


Rate of tax per $1,000


$29 00


Number of horses assessed


42


Number of cows assessed


549


Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed 127


Number of swine assessed 54


54


Number of dwelling houses assessed


445


Number of acres of land assessed


10,762


Number of fowl assessed


6,110


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES COMMITTED TO COLLECTOR IN 1945.


Vehicles registered in 1945 $1,616 65


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES ABATED


1944 Taxes in 1945


$8 97


1945 Taxes


2 00


$10 97 $10 97


OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1944.


Balance in 1944 Overlay Account


$839 36


1944 Abatements in 1945 3 48


1944 Overlay Balance


$835 88 $835 88


OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1945.


1945 Overlay


$1,168 78


1945 Abatements


350 46


1945 Overlay Balance


$818 32 $818 32


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


55


REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.


Appropriation


$700 00


Expended :


Pay Rolls


$301 00


Fire Whistle Test


33 00


Fuel


42 36


New Equipment


165 25


Repairs and Supplies


23 60


Gas and Oil


35 73


Test Blowing


18 25


Salary as Chief


75 00


Special Fireman's License


2 00


Dues for Fire Chiefs' Association


3 00


Unexpended


$699 19


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$700 00


Respectfully submitted,


HAROLD F. LOWELL, Chief, NORRY J. DAIGE, EDWARD T. WHITING, Fire Engineers.


56


REPORT OF THE FOREST WARDEN.


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Appropriation


$500 00


Expended :


Pay Rolls


$112 00


Test Blowing


18 25


Supplies and New Equipment


293 66


Salary as Warden


25 00


Janitor Service


26 60


Fuel


9 96


$485 47


Unexpended


14 53


$500 00


Respectfully submitted, HAROLD F. LOWELL,


Forest Warden.


57


COLLECTOR'S REPORT. 1945.


1944 EXCISE TAXES.


DR.


Taxes outstanding, Jan. 1, 1945


$32 91


Interest 30


$33 21


CR


Paid Treasurer


$24 24


Abated


8 97


$33 21


1944 PROPERTY TAXES.


DR.


Taxes outstanding, Jan. 1, 1945


$3,983 14


Interest


126 98


$4,110 12


CR.


Paid Treasurer


$4,106 64


Abated


3 48


Uncollected


00


$4,110 12


1945 POLL TAXES.


DR.


Taxes committed including omitted


Assessment of Aug. 18, 1945


$912 00


Interest


55


Demands 12 60


$925 15


58


CR.


Paid Treasurer


$713 15


Abated


212 00


Uncollected


00


$925 15


1945 EXCISE TAXES.


DR.


First commitment, March 24, 1945


$595 27


Interest 36


$595 63


CR.


Paid Treasurer


$595 63


Uncollected


00


$595 63


DR.


Second commitment, August 15, 1945


$850 71


Interest


66


$851 37


CR.


Paid Treasurer


$837 73


Uncollected


13 64


$851 37


DR.


Third commitment, October 4, 1945


$80 30


Interest 03


$80 33


59


CR.


Paid Treasurer


$76 33




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