Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1922-1926, Part 20

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 796


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The books and accounts of the tax collector were exam- ined and checked. The collections were compared with the payments to the treasurer as recorded on the treasurer's books. and the abatements were checked to the assessors' record of abatements granted.


The commitments of taxes and assessments were proved with the warrants and the outstanding accounts were listed and verified by a comparison with the accountant's ledger.


A number of notices were mailed to persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received I am satisfied that the accounts as listed are correct.


The practice of making appropriations for sewers from sewer assessment revenue should be discontinued, as this is


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the balancing account for outstanding sewer assessments and as shown by the balance sheet, payments have been made or account of sewers in excess of collections. In the future the accountant will set up a sewer reserve account, which will be made up of collections of sewer assessments and from which appropriations for sewers should be made.


The town clerk's records of licenses issued for the town the state, and the county were examined and verified, the reported payments being compared with the treasurer's and the accountant's books and with receipts on file from the state and the county.


In addition to the departments and accounts mentioned the records of receipts from the rent of the town hall, fron the sealer of weights and measures, as well as from the police, fire, health, highway, poor, school, library and ceme. tery departments, were examined, and payments to the trea surer were verified by a comparison with the treasurer's anc the accountant's books.


The surety bonds of the treasurer, the collector and the town clerk were examined and found to be in proper form


Appended to this report are tables showing a reconcilia tion of the treasurer's and the tax collector's cash, summar. ies of the tax, assessment and departmental accounts, to. gether with tables showing the condition of the sinking and trust funds.


For the courtesies extended and the assistance rendered during the process of the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assist- ants and myself, to express appreciation,


Respectfully submitted,


EDW. H. FENTON, Chief Examiner.


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RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH


Cash balance January 1, 1925 Receipts


$54605 86 1009223 63


$1063829 49


Payments


$983710 32


Cash balance December 31, 1925


80119 17


-$1063829 49


Cash balance January 1, 1926


$80119 17


Receipts January 1 to 18, 1926


1625 18


$81744 35


Payments January 1 to 18, 1926


$20641 64


Cash balance, January 18, 1926


61102 71


$81744 35


Cash balance, January 18, 1926 $61102 71


Outstanding checks per lists :


People's National Bank, Southbridge $225 79


Southbridge National Bank3132 61


$3358 40


$64461 11


In banks January 18, 1926, per bank statements:


People's National Bank, Southbridge $22206 79


Southbridge National Bank


42254 32


$64461 11


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RECONCILIATION OF COLLECTOR'S CASH


Cash balances January 18, 1926 :


Taxes 1923 $107 40


Taxes 1924 305 40


Taxes 1925


1633 92


Interest


84 14


Cash on hand January 18, 1926, per count


$2130 8


TAXES 1922


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$224 !


Payments to treasurer $212 80


12 16


$224


TAXES 1923


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$9548 71 15


Payments to treasurer


$9240 69


Abatements


190 19


Outstanding December 31, 1925


117 98


$9548 :


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$117 ( Abatements $10 58


Cash on hand January 18, 1926


107 40


$117


TAXES 1924


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$44230


Payments to treasurer $29013 30


$2130


Abatements


Due from collector January 1, 1925


$9548 !


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Abatements


684 75


Tax titles taken by town


12 00


Outstanding December 31, 1925


14520 27


$44230 32


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$14520 27


Payments to treasurer


$104 00


Outstanding January 18, 1926, per list 14110 87


Cash on hand January 18, 1926


305 40


$14520 27


TAXES 1925


Commitment per warrant $419269 24


December warrant 379 31


Overpayments 32


$419648 87


Payments to treasurer $362479 79


Abatements 1005 07


Outstanding December 31, 1925


56164 01


-$419648 87


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$56164 01


Payments to treasurer $1452 29


Outstanding January 18, 1926, per


list


53077 80


Cash on hand January 18, 1926


1633 92


$56164 01


INTEREST TAXES


Collections :


Levy of 1922


$28 97


Levy of 1923


1147 77


Levy of 1924


820 25


150


Levy of 1925 264 67


$2261 66


Payments to treasurer


$2261 66


Collections January 1 to 18, 1926 :


Levy of 1923


$37 27


Levy of 1924


32 22


Levy of 1925


41 77


$111 26


Payments to treasurer


$27 12


Cash on hand January 18, 1926


84 14


$111 26


TAX TITLES HELD BY TOWN


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$740 29


Titles taken by town 12 00


$752 29


Redeemed


$26 35


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per


list


725 94


$752 29


UNAPPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$2257 12


Commitment 4262 16


$6519 28


GAL NO. 3


Payments to treasurer $1818 14


Abatements


218 59


Apportioned


182 94


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per


list 4299 61


$6519 28


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APPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS 1925


Commitment


$6.88 62


Payments to treasurer $613 03


Sewer collection credited as interest 02


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per list 75 57


$688 62


COMMITTED INTEREST SEWER ASSESSMENTS 1925


Commitment


$92 40


Sewer collection credited as interest 02


$92 42


Payments to treasurer $82 48


Outstanding December 31. 1925, per list


9 94


$92 42


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$1674 23


Commitment 650 35


$2324 58


Payments to treasurer $1847 36


Abatements 4 06


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per list 473 16


$2324 58


COMMITTED INTEREST SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS


Commitment $65 54


Payments to treasurer $35 18


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per list


30 36


$65 54


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LICENSES ISSUED BY THE TOWN CLERK


Cash on hand January 1, 1925


$21 00


Licenses issued 1925 :


Auctioneers'


$6 00


Junk


60 00


Trucking


1 00


Jitney


123 00


Bowling


67 50


Pool


118 00


Sunday


231 00


Gasoline


3 00


Second hand auto


27 00


Common vietuallers'


69 00


Theatre


20 00


Innholders'


12 00


Sunday movie blanks


2 50


$740 00


$761 00


Collected and papid to treas-


urer by selectmen $432 50


Payments to treasurer-town


clerk 259 50


$692 00


Cash on hand December 31,


1925, (Town clerk) 69 00


$761 00


Cash on hand January 1, 1926


$69 00


Cash on hand January 28, 1926


$69 00


DOG LICENSES


Cash on hand January 1,


153


1925 $34 00 Licenses issued :


519 Males @ $2.00 $1038 00


97 Females @ $5.00 485 00


2 Breeders' @ $50.00 100 00


$1623 00


Overpayment to county


treasurer 14 40


$1671 40


Payments to county treasurer Town clerk's fees, 625 @ 20c


$1535 40


125 00


Cash on hand December 31, 1925 11 00


$1671 40


Cash on hand January 1, 1926


$11 00


Licenses issued January 1 to 27, 1926 : 6 Males @ $2.00


$12 00


$23 00


Cash on hand January 27, 1926 $23 00


HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES


Licenses issued January 1 to 27,1926 :


167 Resident citizens' sporting @ $2.25 $375 75 4 Minor trappers' @ $ .75 3 00


$378 75


Cash on hand January 27, 1926 $378 75


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TOWN HALL RENTS


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$75 00 Rent of hall $405 00


Rent of chairs


5 00


$410 00


$485 00


Payments to treasurer


$385 00


Outstanding December 31,


1925


100 00


$485 00


POLICE DEPARTMENT RENT OF COURT ROOM


Rent of old quarters December 1, 1923


to April 30, 1924


$250 00


Rent of new quarters May 1 to De- cember 31, 1924


800 00


Rent of new quarters January 1 to


December 31, 1925


1200 00


$2250 00


Payments to treasurer $1950 00


Due from country, 3 months' rent @ $100 300 00


$2250 00


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Cash on hand January 1, 1925 Charges :


$4 50


Use of apparatus $385 00


Garage renewals 73 00


Repairing hose, 3 50


Sale of bicarbonate of


soda 2 50


$464 -00


$468 50 $468 50


Payments to treasurer


155


FIRE DEPARTMENT USE OF AMBULANCE


Cash on hand January 1, 1925 $65 00


Outstanding January 1, 1925


324 00


Charges 677 00


$1066 00


Payments to treasurer


$584 00


Outstanding December 31, 1925


472 00


Cash on hand December 31, 1925


10 00


$1066 00


Cash on hand January 1, 1926


$10 00


Outstanding January 1, 1926


472 00


Charges January 1 to February 2, 1926


85 00


$567 00


Outstanding February 2, 1926, per


list


$517 00


Cash on hand February 2, 1926,


verified


50 00


$567 00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Cash on hand January 1, 1925


$ 44


Sealing fees 171 06


$171 50


Payments to treasurer


$165 23


Outstanding December 31, 1925


1 86


Due from sealer


4 41


$171 50


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$1 86


Due from sealer


4 41


Sealing fees January 1 to 30, 1926


11 82


$18 09


Outstanding January 30, 1926, per list


$1 86


Due from sealer, January 30, 1926


16 23


$18 09


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LICENSES ISSUED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH


Licenses issued :


Milk


$29 50


Oleomargarine 2 50


Hairdresser


4 00


Slaughter house


2 00


Alcohol


4 00


$42 00


Payments to treasurer


$42 00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Cash on hand January 1, 1925


$32 00


Outstanding January 1, 1925


89 50


Charges


39 25


Sale of sand


5 00


$165 75


Payments to treasurer $96 25


Outstanding December 31, 1925, per


list


69 50


$165 75


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE


Outstanding January 1,


1925


$5204 68 9710 50


Charges


$14915 18


Payments to treasurer $10183 43


Adjusted by law-suit, (City


of Worcester 1322 50


$11505 93


$654 98


Disallowed by State Outstanding December 31, 1925 2754 27


$14915 18


.


157


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$2754 27


Charges January 1 to 30,


1926


145 00


$2899 27


Payments to treasurer


$24 00


Disallowed by State


96 27


Outstanding January 30, 1926, per list 2779 00


$2899 27


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Cash on hand January 1,


1925


$6 00


Outstanding charges Janu- ary 1, 1925


581 00


Charges :


Tuition


$5468 92


Use of auditorium


20 00


Telephone tolls


6 20


Sale of car tickets and tooth brushes 82 60


$5577 72


$6164 72


Payments to treasurer


$5304 22


Outstanding December 31, .. 1925


860 50


$6164 72


Outstanding January 1,


1926


$860 50


Charges January 1 to 29, 1926 :


Tuition


$25 00


Sale of car tickets


8 40


$33 40


$893 90


158


Abatements January 1 to 28,1926


$171 00


Outstanding January 28, 1926, per list 125 00


Cash on hand January 28, 1926, verified 597 90


$893 90


LIBRARY DEPARTMENT


Cash on hand January 1,


1925


$40 93


Fines, etc.


349 71


$390 64


Payments to treasurer


$353 37


Cash on hand December


31, 1925:


Fines for December $32 27


Petty cash 5 00


$37 27


$390 64


Cash on hand January 1,


1926 $37 27


Fines, etc., January 1 to


February 2, 1926 39 16


$76 43


Payments to treasurer Jan- uary 1 to February 2, 1926


$32 27


Cash on hand February 2,


1926, verified


$44 16


$76 43


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Outstanding


January


1,


1925:


Opening graves $21 00


159


Sale of lots


185 00


Annual care


10 00


Perpetual care funds


250 00


$466 00


Charges 1925 :


Opening graves


$498 00


Sale of lots


1025 00


Annual care


11 00


Perpetual care


1850 00


Sale of graves


23 00


Foundations


65 00


Grading lots


4 50


$3476 50


$3942 50


Payments to treasurer


$3012 50


Cancelled-perpetual care


50 00


Outstanding December 31, 1925


880 00


$3942 50


Outstanding


January


1,


1926


$880 00


Charges January 1 to 30, 1926 :


Opening graves


$53 00


Sale of graves


5 00


$58 00


$938 00


Outstanding January 30, 1926, per list :


Opening graves


$117 00


Sale of lots 247 00


Perpetual care funds 400 00


160


Sale of graves


20 00


Foundations


10 00


$794 00


Due from Cemetery Super- intendent, January 30, 1926


$144 00


$938 00


SEWER SINKING FUND


Deposits


Savings Bank Securities


Total


On hand at beginning of year


$25935 66


$16600 00


$42535 66


On hand at end of year


$28360 40


$16000 00


$44360 40


Receipts


Payments


Sale of securities


$600 00Deposited in savings bank . $2424 74


Income


1S24 74


Total


$2424 74 Total


$2424 74


JESSE J. ANGELL CHARITY FUND


Savings Bank Cash


Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year


$1133 74


$1133 74


On hand at end of year


$85 41


$1000 00


$1085 41


Receipts


Payments


Income


$46 02Aid rendered


$94 35


Withdrawn from savings


Cash on hand at end of


bank


133 74


year


*85 41


Total


$179 76 Total


$179 76


In general cash.


161


ALEXIS BOYER JR. SCHOOL FUND


Cash


Savings Bank Deposits


Total


Ou hand at beginning of year


$261 07


$261 07


On hand at end of year


$29 23


$200 00


$229 23


Receipts


Payments


Income


$11 86School expense


$43 70


Withdrawn from savings


Cash on hand at end of


bank


61 07 year


*29 23


Total


$72 93


Total


$72 93


*- In general cash


MARY MYNOTT LIBRARY FUND


Cash


Savings Bank Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year


$7 69


$1000 00


$1007 69


On hand at end of year


$2 17


$1000 00


$1002 17


Receipts


Payments


Income


$45 59Library expense


$51 02


Cash on hand at beginning


Cash on hand at end of


of year


7 69


year


*2 17


Total


$53 19


Total


$53 19


*- In general cash


162


CEMETERY PERMANENT CARE FUND


Savings Bank Cash Deposits Securities Total


On hand at beginning of year $290 00 $26369 30 $32000 00 $58659 30


On hand at end of year


$31248 93 $30000 00 $61248 93


Receipts


Payments


Sale of securities $2000 00 Deposited in savings bank $4879 63


Income


2449 63Cemetery Care 2323 00


Bequests


1550 00Refunded bequest


50 00


Sale of lots


963 00


Cash on hand at beginning of year


290 00


Total


$7252 63 Total


$7252 63


TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1925


REVENUE ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


Cash :


In bank


$54805 37


Surplus War Bonus and Accumulations


7874 25


Accounts Receivable :


Taxes :


Levy of 1923


$117 98


Levy of 1924


14520 27


Levy of 1925


56163 69


Sale of School Building


600 00


Taililng account


279 20


Worldl War Memorial


7874 25


Special Asse:sments :


Unapportioned Sewer


$4299 61


Apportioned sewer 1925


75 57


Committed sewer interest 9 94


$4385 12


Sidewalks


473 16


Committed sidewalk interest


30 36


$503 52


Departmental:


Town Hall rents


$100 00


Ambulance


482 00


Police, Court-room rent


300 00


LIABILITIES


Temporary Loans : In anticipation of revenue


$100000 00 Jesse J. Argell Charity Fund Income 85 41


Alexis Boyer Jr. School Fund Income 29 23


Mary Mynott Library Fund Income 2 17


$70801 94


Tax Titles


$725 94


Appropriation Balances: Fire Headquarters sidewalk and driveway $1200 00


Lebanon Hill Road Repairs 1500 00


$2700 00


Overlay (Reserved for abatements) :


Levy of 1923 $117 98


Levy of 1924


2833 48


Levy of 1925 2389 14


$5340 60


Overlay Reserve Fund $1332 10


Tax Title Revenue


725 94


Highway 69 50 Poor 2754 27


State Aid


658 00


Military Aid


255 00


School


860 50


503 52


Sidewalk Assessment Revenue Departmental Revenue 6359 27


Excess and Deficiency (Surplus Revenue ) 20267 46


Overdrafts:


Tree Warden


$15 03


Outside Poor


1298 22


Soldiers' Relief


7 34


Military Aid


255 01


Pensions


48 00


Cemetery


5 31


$1628 91


$147084 32


$147084 32


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Non-revenue Cash Loans authorized


$25313 80


Unexpended balances :


8000 00


River Street School Sewer Filter Beds 25313 59 Surface Drainage 8000 00


$ 21


$33313 80


$33313 80


DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Sewer Assessments: Apportioned but not due


$852 75


Due in 1926


$688 62


Due in 1927


145 99


Due in 1928


18 14


$852 75


$852 75


Sewer assessment revenue $4385 12 Appropriation in excess of actual receipts 3399 95


$985 17


Cemetery


880 00


$6359 27


Apportioned Sewer Assessments:


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Sinking Fund Net Funded or Fixed Debt


$44360 40 306549 60


Sewer Construction Loan 1899


$30000 00


Sewer Construction Loan 1900 20000 00


$350910 00


General Loans:


Serial 4%


174250 00


Serial 5%


30000 00


Serial 51/8 %


8160 00


Serial 414 %


18500 00


Sewer Filter Beds Loan


70000 00


-$350910 00


$350910 00


$350910 00


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Jesse J. Angell Charity Fund


$1000 00


Alexis Boyer Jr. School Fund 200 00


Mary Mynott Library Fund 1000 00


Cemetery Permanent Care Fund


61248 93


-$63448 93


$63448 93 1


$63448 93


Trust Funds : Cash and Securities


$63448 93


INDEX


Accountant's Report 19


Appropriations 54A


Balance Sheet 51


General Revenue 20


21


Payments 24


Assessors' Report


91


Board of Health


99


Cemetery Committee


115


Engineer's Report


59


Fire Engineers


68


Forest Fire Warden


75


Highway Surveyor


129


List of Town Officers


3


Police Department


79


Playground Committee


131


Recommendations for 1926


54B


Report of Tree Warden 85


Report of Town Forestry Committee 86


Report of Ambulance Department 77


Report of the Board of Public Welfare 97


Report of Park Commissioners


87


Report of State Audit 1925


143


Selectmen's Report


55


Sealer's Report


82


Sewer Commissioners


125


Tax Collector


93


Town Clerk's Report 89


Town Warrant 133


Treasurer's Report


11


Trustees of the Public Library 117


Commercial Revenue Departmental


ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE TOWN OFFICERS AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE


TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31


1926


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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1926


TREASURER Felix A. Bouvier


CLERK William W. Buckley


SELECTMEN


Wilfrid Lamoureux, G. W. Laughnane, Alfred J. Peloquin


OVERSEERS OF THE POOR


Henry Robida Hermengilde J. Lamothe George H. Hartwell, Jr.


Term expires 1927 Term expires 1928 Term expires 1929


ASSESSORS


William H. McGilpin Benonie Bouchard Philias X. Casavant


Term ex ires 7


Term exnire" Term expires


4


BOARD OF HEALTH


Philias Caron Charles Simpson, M. D. Omer Belanger


Term expires 1927


Term expires 1928 Term expires 1929


HIGHWAY SURVEYOR Adelard Bouchard


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Arthur O. Boyer (Appointed)


Term expires 1927


J. Arthur Genereux


Term expires 1927


Joseph V. Laughnane Pierre Lafortune


Term expires 1928


Hector LeClair


Term expires 1928


Alfred E. Lapierre (Resigned 1926)


Term expires 1929


Hector L. Peloquin


Term expires 1929


TRUSTEES JACOB EDWARDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY George Grant


Fred E. Corbin


Louis O. Rieutord


Henry Tetreault


For the Town


Francis L. Chapin John E. Page E. Benjamin Armstrong For the Fund


CEMETERY COMMITTEE


Emory Lavallee Alva L. Hyde Daniel T. Morrill


Term expires 1927


Term expires 1927


Term expires 1928


Wardwell M. Edwards


Term expires 1928


Clarence F. Morse


Term expires 1929


George H. Hartwell, Jr.


Term expires 1929


Term expires 1927


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CONSTABLES


Ulric Brault Alfred Lariviere


Andrew M. Higgins George M. Lamothe George H. Hartwell


Patrick Donnelly Marcus L. Dillaber


TAX COLLECTOR Leon J. Delage


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PLANNING BOARD


Henry R. Dufault E. Benjamin Armstrong Joseph Metras


George Grant Alexander J. Paquin


SEWER COMMISSIONERS


Joseph A. Allard Onesiphore Lapierre Omer Perron


Term expires 1927 Term expires 1928 Term expires 1929


SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS


Conrad E. Maynard George B. Wells Louis R. Metras


Term expires 1927 Term expires 1928 Term expires 1929


PARK COMMISSIONERS


Hector M. LeClair George Silk William C. Lunan


Term expires 1927 Term expires 1928 Term expires 1929


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TREE WARDEN William A. Doucette


TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUND Arthur O. Boyer Allan H. Faxon Raymond H. Favreau


APPOINTIVE OFFICERS


TOWN COUNSEL Raymond H. Favreau


TOWN ENGINEER Thomas F. McGovern


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Fred E. Corbin


CARE OF TOWN CLOCK Marcus L. Dilaber


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GAME WARDEN Alfred Lariviere


POUND KEEPER Joseph Payant


KEEPER OF LOCKUP Assistant, Louis Peloquin


Ulric Brault


JANITOR OF TOWN BUILDING Victor Gaumond


TOWN ACCOUNTANT Valmore P. Tetreault


CATTLE INSPECTOR William T. Pugh, V. S.


ยท SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Felix Gatineau


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S. D. Perry


REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Joseph L. Berthiaume J. J. O'Shaughnessy William W. Buckley, Clerk


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MOTH SUPERINTENDENT Albert E. L'Ecuyer


FIRE ENGINEERS Joseph E. Duchesneau, Chief


Louis Lamothe Wm. J. Fitzpatrick John J. Hogan (Resigned) George W. Laughnane J. William Claflin


James C. Sangren, Superintendent of Fire Alarm


FIRE WARDEN Joseph E. Duchesneau


DEPUTIES


Edward Bellerose


William LeBlanc


George Clemence


Norman Staves


George W. Lavallee Antonio Boniface


FENCE VIEWERS


I. Raymond Apte Albert J. McKinstry Charles Proulx, Jr.


MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK


Mederic Duhamel


A. J. Harwood


Thomas Hughes


Wardwell Edwards


Solomon Labonte


George Harris


Joseph L. Berthiaume


Alfred Montigny


Charles J. Brodeur


Dewey Lariviere


Hector Demers


George Alley


Everett M. Morse


H. E. Beverage


George Simpson


Eugene Walker


FIELD DRIVERS Onesiphore L. Lapierre Ulric Brault Alphonse J. Guilmette William J. Cahill


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POLICE OFFICERS


Thomas Troy Louis Meunier Felix Gatineau Miss Margaret Butler Louis Hetu Robert Christianson Narcisse Peloquin Thomas Nichols


Napoleon Boiteau


Francisco Pantello Joseph Tremblay Frank Fox Francis Houlberg Arthur Durocher John Farquhar, Sr. Alfred Marand Joseph Dionne Alfred Lafleche John King Henry Lavoie Draper A. Story Michael Prendergast I. Raymond Apte Herve L'Homme Richard Collins Poter Latour Ernest J. Fierro Hugh Kane Ambrose Letendre William Cloutier A. J. Mckinstry


Dr. H. L. Peloquin Victor Gaumond Joseph Payant Edward Carey Napoleon Biron Alfred Langevin Raymond H. Rice Fred Green J. H. Montigny Thomas Cody John Wilson


A. D. Birtz Geo. W. Lavallee


John Nichols David Cloutier


Edward Grant


Henry Robida Peter Graff


Wilfred Riopel Louis Dionne Alpha Fontaine Justin Dentini George Duprey Henry Curboy George Bergmark E. Stanley Knowles Louis R. Metras Irving Mitchell


Everett C. Freeman Joseph J. Tully


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UNIFORMED POLICE FORCE Ulric Brault, Chief


Pierre Cormier


Ovila Martin


Joseph Paquin


Arthur L. Murphy


Patrick Donnelley


Felix Lusignan


Joseph Morin


Alfred Tetreault


Ernest J. Fierro (Resigned)


Alfred Lariviere


John M. Beaudry


Martin Brennan


Carl Corriveau-Substitute


SOLDIERS' BURIAL OFFICERS


George W. Corey Seaver M. Rice George Egan


PUBLIC WEIGHERS


Raoul Thibeault


Alfred Mckinstry


George N. Crane


Thomas Hughes


Joseph Laughnane


Clarence Morse


George Alley


Wardwell M. Edwards


Edward Jones


E. I. Knowles George Bergmark


George Harris


Charles Brousseau


Robert Christianson


Hamilton Smith


Charles W. Johnson


G. L. Patterson


Herbert R. Harris


Mederic Duhamel


Stanley Cheney Irene Hughes


Eugene Walker


A. M. Badger


Ernest J. Fierro William Proulx


Bazil J. Proulx, Jr.


George E. Morse C. Russell Morse Adelard Laporte


H. E. Beverage


ATTENDANCE OFFICER Miss Margaret Butler


11


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


For The Year Ending December 31, 1926.


Cash on hand January 1, 1926


$80119 17


Receipts for 1926 $1108264 46


$1188383 63


Discursements for 1926


1121649 52


Cash on hand December 31, 1926


$66734 11


Statement, Peoples National Bank, Jan. 1, 1927 $23829 73


Less checks outstanding


6508 93


Balance $17320 80


Statement, Southbridge Natl. Bk. Jan. 1, 1927


$49164 97


Less checks outstanding 1849 07


Balance


$47315 87


Cash on hand, received to late for deposit Dec. 31 2097 44


Cash on hand and in banks


$66734 11


F. A. BOUVIER,


Treasurer.


1


NOTES


Balance


To be Paid


When


Amount


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1926


in 1927


Denominated


Made


of Loan


$1500 00 Sewers-Filter Beds


1908


$28500 00


$1500 00


500 00 New High School


1916


7000 00


2000 00


3800 00


Main and Central Sts. Paving


1920


38000 00


15200 00


2200 00


Elm St. Paving


1920


22000 00


8800 00


1360 00


Main, North and Pleasant Sts. Paving 1921


13600 00


6800 00


7500 00


Vocational School Bonds


1922


150000 00


120000 00


1000 00


River St. School


1924


7000 00


5000 00


10000 00


Sewer Beds Extension


1925


70000 00


60000 00


10000 00


1926 Road Construction


1926


38000 00


38000 00


Amount inside Debt Limit


$257300 00


Sewer Bonds, Due 1930


1899


20000 00


20000 00


Sewer Bonds, Due 1929


1900


30000 00


30000 00


3750 00


New High School


1916


75000 00


37500 00


41610 00


Amount outside Debt Limit


$87500 00


Total Funded Debt


$344800 00


Less Sinking Fund Security


46260 72


Net Funded Debt, December 31, 1926


$298539 28


110000 00


Anticipation of Revenue Loan 1926


110000 00


110000 00


15000 00 Emergency Loan


1926


15000 00


15000 00


Net Temporary Loan


$125000 00


F. A. BOUVIER, Treasurer.


12


13


CEMETERY FUND


Book No. Depository


Balance Dec. 31, 1926


Interest 1926


24902 Dedham Institution for Savings .


$1000 00


$45 50


91507 Fitchburg Savings Bank


1000 00


22841 Leominster Savings Bank


975 00


35 90


9849 Millbury Savings Bank


1000 00


45 49


32073 Natick Five Cents Savings Bank .


1000 00


45 49


8465 Southbridge Savings Bank


6200 00


250 22


378 Southbridge People's Natl. Bank


8100 00


328 88


3592 Southbridge National Bank


2989 68


120 47


153048 Springfield Institution for Savings


2000 00


60 14


1498 Salem Five Cents Savings Bank . .


1000 00


48 58


3791 Ware Savings Bank


1000 00


45 49


11619 Webster Five Cents Savings Bank


1004 25


45 68


55266 Worcester People's Savings Bank


1000 00


45 50


54964 Worcester Five Cents Savings Bk.


1000 00


45 50


47299 Worcester Mechanics Savings Bk.


1000 00


45 .50


79028 Worcester Co. Institution for Sav.


2000 00


82 78


Liberty Bonds, 2nd. 41/4S


5000 00


212 50


U. S. Government Bonds, 4s


25000 00 1000 00


$62268 93 $2503 62


Cemetery Fund December 31, 1925


$61248 93


Added to Fund in 1926


1020 00


Cemetery Fund December 31, 1926


$62268 93.


F. A. BOUVIER,


Treasurer.


14


SINKING FUND


Book No.


Depository


Balance Dec. 31, 1926


Interest 1926


16257 Amherst Savings Bank


$1422 35


$61 89


34032 Clinton Savings Bank


1491 53


64 90


44901 Dedham Institution for Savings


1196 75


52 07


51856 Fitchburg Savings Bank


1313 59


63 28


4443 Leicester Savings Bank


1244 59


54 16


39639 Natick Five Cents Savings Bank


1036 15


45 08


29970 Salem Five Cents Savings Bank


1455 58


67 41


390502 Suffolk Savings Bank


1467 78


63 86


21209 Southbridge Savings Bank


5121 48


214 09


4459 Southbridge National Bank


1057 88


28 78


914 Southbridge People's Natl. Bank


5270 87


205 65


42082 Ware Savings Bank


1229 57


53 50


21481 Webster Five Cents Savings Bank


1533 96


66 76


130170 Worcester Five Cents Savings Bk.


1279 33


55 67


50139 Worcester People's Savings Bank


1558 74


67 82


73989 Worcester Mechanics Savings Bk.


1181 51


51 42


239436 Worcester Co. Institution for Sav.


1399 06


43 98


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