Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1947-1951, Part 48

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1947
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1052


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The two most pressing needs of the library are for a new lighting system and an addition to the building to house a sep-


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arate juvenile department. The present lighting system is far behind modern standards of scientific library lighting. The present children's section is so overcrowded that the children must hunt for stools before they can read the titles on the up- per shelves. A new addition to the building would enable us to reserve the adult reading room for adults and turn the old children's section over to the students. The increased shelf room would enable us to bring up the Biography and History books from the lower stack levels to the main floor where people could have easy access to them.


The library acknowledges with thanks the free space and publicity given to the library and to book news by the SOUTH- BRIDGE EVENING NEWS.


To the Library Board, we wish to extend our thanks for an- other year of excellent teamwork and spirit of public service.


Statistical Record


Library-Jacob Edwards Memorial Library


Date of founding


1871


Population served


17,561


Days open during year 304


Hours open each week 63


Number of volumes January 1, 1951


34,471


Number of volumes added


1,280


New


1,266


-


Including 257 books by gift and transfer from rental collection


1,280


Number of volumes discarded and lost 288


Number of volumes December 31, 1951 35,463


Number of registered borrowers 5,947


Number of volumes lent for home use 81,672


Largest circulation for one day (January 2) 471


Smallest circulation for one day (December 24) 145


Average circulation per day


250


Library Staff


Librarian


Marguerite Barrett


Reference Librarian Hilda Heather


General Assistant


Gladys Hobson


Children's Librarian Mary Hazelton


Janitor Romualdo DiBonaventura


Part Time Staff


Alice Bradley


Viola Michael


Carol Fitzpatrick


Aurora Miller


Elizabeth Guignard Helen Rowley


Phyllis Horne


Barbara St. Martin


Respectfully submitted,


MARGUERITE BARRETT, Librarian.


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TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY DEPARTMENT THE JACOB EDWARDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1951 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 1952 BUDGET ESTIMATES


1951 Receipts


1951 Expenditures


1952 Budget


Item Town Appropriation Regular a/c Special (Equipment)


$16,474.00


1,000.00


$17,474.00


Transfer from Trust Funds


32.42


$17,506.42


Less Refund to E. & D. a/c


130.46


$17,375.96


Transfer to Special Appropriation


98.37


$17,277.59


Special Appropriation Reserve January 1, 1951


$4,000.00


1951 Addition 1,000.00


$5,000.00


1951 Disbursements


901.63


72


$4,098.37


Mynott Fund Balance January 1, 1951


$ 13.23


Receipts, 1951


25.00


$ 38.23


Disbursements


17.27


17.27


$ 20.96


Trustee Funds


Balance, January 1, 1951


690.45


Receipts


Edwards Trusts


6,873.00


Bradford Trusts


121.70


Interest Special Reserve


264.58


Trans. from Petty Cash


1.45


$ 7,951.18


Trans. to Town


32.42


$ 7,918.76


Trans. to Reserve Fund


4,000.00


$ 3,918.76


Operating Balance


1,566.18


$ 2,352,58


2,352.58


$19,647.44


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EXPENDITURES Payroll


101 Librarian


102 Assistant or acting librarian


103 Regular employees


104 Part-time employees


$10,828.95


$13,070.00


Building Operation Expenses


150 Payroll - Janitor


151 Payroll - Janitor's helpers


301 Fuel


302


Light


303 Water


304 Supplies


305 Removal ashes, etc.


306 Miscellaneous expenses


$ 3,984.90


$ 4,370.00


Miscellaneous Operating Expenses


401 Telephone, stationery


402 and postage


403 Desk and office supplies


404 Audit


407 Miscellaneous


$ 509.54 1,315.42


$ 500.00 450.00


351 Building Maintenance


352 Grounds Maintenance


$ 1,087.02 228.40


$ 1,315.42


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201 202


Books and Periodicals Books Periodicals


2,349.55 370.70


$ 2,720.25


$ 2,720.25


74.96


$ 3,500.00 150.00


250 Book Repairs 500) Equipment, Furniture and 5015 Furnishings


213.42


400.00


$19,647.44


$22,440.00


Special appropriation for Building Repairs and Improvements


1,000.00


$23,440.00


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Town-Normal Basis Town-Special fund Town-Credit to E. & D. a/c


1951 Budget $16,850.00 1,000.00


1951


% Appropriations $16,474.00 1,000.00


1951 % Expenditures $16,343.54 901.63


%


1952 Budget $16,974.00 1,000.00


%


72.4


4.3


130.46


$17,850.00


78.1 $17,474.00


77.8


$17,375.63


88.4


$17,974.00


76.7


Trustee Funds Edwards


5,000.00


21.9


5,000.00


22.2


2,352.58


12.0


5,466.00


23.3


Trans. to Town a/c


*32.42


.2


Mynott Funds


17.27


1


$22,850.00


100.0


$22,474.00


100.0


$19,777.90


100.7


$23,440.00


100.0


Return to E. & D. a/c


130.46


.7


$22,850.00


100.0


$22,474.00


100.0 $19,647.44


100.0 $23,440.00


100.0


If the amount collected by the library and turned in to the Town Treasurer ($1,215.43) is taken into consideration, the net cost to taxpayers for 1951 $(16,029.74) is 81.6% of the cost for the year.


Attention is called to the estimated contribution for 1952 of $5,466.00 from Trust Funds. On this basis the Town cost will be only 76.7% of the total budget including the special appropriation of $1,000.00 if granted, and 75.2% if that special appropriation is not granted.


In the interest of the public the trustees urgently recommend that the facilities of the Library be expanded through the addition of a building to be used as a Children's Library. Trustees ap- peared before the Southbridge Public Improvement Committee in 1947 and $48,500.00 was set up as a capital outlay for 1948 - all or part of this amount to be raised by a bond issue. This recom- mendation was included in the warrant for 1948 and 1949, but it was turned down by the Finance Committee and the voters.


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Again it is stressed that this needed Children's Library will not only develop reading habits for children, but will make available for adults the present facilities under more satisfactory con- ditions.


*Transfer of Trust Funds to Town Account.


(A) Special appropriation of $5,000.00 to cover building repairs and renovations was request- ed by Trustees in 1941 to be appropriated by the Town over a period of five years at the rate of $1,000.00 each year. Due to existing conditions this appropriation was not granted for 1942 through 1946 but was granted for the year of 1947 through 1951.


To date only $901.63 of this special appropriation has been spent. However, the cost of nec- essary repairs to the building and improvement of the lighting facilities now contemplated will ex- ceed the remaining balance of the appropriation.


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Approved by Trustees, The Jacob Edwards Memorial Library. NERIO W. PIOPPI, W. WESLEY CRAWFORD, JACOB K. EDWARDS,


OSWALD J. LALIBERTE,


JOHN O. MARTIN, E. D. MITCHELL, EDWARD P. SHEEHAN.


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THIRTY-SIXTH REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


OF THE


TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE FOR THE YEAR ENDING


DECEMBER 31, 1951 RECEIPTS - 1951 GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes:


Current Year:


Poll


$ 9,988.00


Personal


152,808.34


Real Estate


726,177.34


Motor Vehicle Excise


106,714.84


$ 995.688.52


Previous Years:


Poll


28.00


Personal


3,597.79


Real Estate


35,262.12


Motor Vehicle Excise


5,053.93


43,941.84


From State:


Business-Corporation Tax


100,720.30


Income Tax


55,148.74


School Aid According to Chapter 70


83,128.97


Meal Tax-O.A.A.


3,771.62


242,769.63


Licenses and Permits:


Licenses:


Liquor


14,406.00


Hawkers, Peddlars, & Junk


192.50


Sunday Store


141.00


· 79


Common Victuallers &


Innholders


177.00


Pool, Billiard & Bowling


1,030.00


Milk & Oleo


36.00


Auto Dealers


81.00


Auctioneers


4.00


Taxis and Drivers


132.00


Firearms


80.00


All Other


106.50


16,386.00


Permits:


Garage


32.50


Gasoline and Motor Oil


22.50


All Other


140.00


195.00


Fines and Forfeitures:


Court Fines


1,179.00


Grants and Gifts:


County-Dog Licenses


1,815.16


From State:


Vocational & American Education .. 33,480.73


Smith-Hughes Fund


2,226.64


George Barden Fund


150.00


35,857.37


Highway Aid:


State and County-Chapter 90


Contract #12443-County


1,200.00


Contract #12461-County


1,819.41


Contract #12867-County


4,663.41


Contract #12443-State


1,200.00


Contract #12461-State


3,638.80


Contract #12867-State


9,326.84


21,848.46


Federal Grants and Gifts: Aid to Dependent Children: Salaries and Administration Expense


968.59


13,129.85


Old Age Assistance:


Salaries and Administration


5,408.08


Expense


106,367.42


125,873.94


Gifts from Individuals: Jacob Edwards Memorial Trustees


32.42


80


All Other Revenue: Tax Title Sales


218.00


Redemption of Deed


13.00


24.40


Tax Title Redeemed Tax Demands


1.05


Advertising Costs


43.33


299.78


Total General Revenue


1,485,887.12


Commercial Revenue


Departmental:


General Government:


Selectmen


$ 2,382.16


Town Hall


129.55 $ 2,511.71


Protection of Persons & Property:


Police:


Station Rental


1,327.05


All Other


411.25


1,738.30


Fire:


Sale of Old Materials


63.85


All Other


24.50


88.35


Sealer of Weights and Measures: Sealing Fees


733.90


Ambulance Fees


2,142.50


7,214.76


Health and Sanitation:


Tuberculosis


1,325.70


All Other


133.29


1,458.99


1,458.99


Highways:


Equipment Rental


426.50


Sale of Material


.75


All Other


77.50


504.75


504.75


Public Welfare & Veterans Benefits:


Temporary Aid:


From State


5,750.10


From Cities & Towns


1,622.81


From Individuals


30.00


7,402.91


81


Aid to Dependent Children: From State 11,407.53


Old Age Assistance:


From State


72,970.32


From Cities & Towns


1,072.60


74,042.92


Infirmary:


Reimbursements


345.00


Veterans Benefits:


From State


11,518.84


104,717.20


Schools and Libraries:


Tuition - School


36,718.11


Sale of Goods - School


5.20


All Other - School


25.00


Fines & Sales, Library


1,099.13


37,847.44


37,847.44


Unclassified:


Parking Meter Receipts


819.93


Sales of Real Estate


1,000.00


Rental of Depot


50.00


1,869.93


1,869.93


Total Departmental Revenue $ 153,613.07


Cemetery:


Oak Ridge Cemetery:


Sale of Lots


and Graves


1,293.00


Gaves Opened


925.00


Sale of Materials


3.85


Foundations Installed


8.00


2,229.85


2,229.85


.


Special Assessments:


Sewers Unapportioned ..


609.20


Sewers Added to Taxes


2,198.98


Sewers Apportioned


68.84


Sidewalks-Unapportioned 387.73


3,264.75


3,264.75


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Interest:


On Deferred Taxes


1,013.38


On Spec. Assessments


186.93


On Tax Title Redeemed


2.17


On Motor Vehicle Excise


6.09


On Trust and Invest-


ment Funds:


Ella M. Cole Fund


68.75


Mabel Murphy Fund ..


50.00


Mary Mynott Fund


25.00


Adah Stedman Fund


25.00


Cemetery Funds


2,225.45


2,394.20


3,602.77


Indebtedness:


Anticipation of


Revenue


250,000.00


Anticipation of


Highway Aid


2,400.00


252.400.00


252,400.00


Agency, Trust & Investment:


Agency:


Insurance Loss Reimbursement


926.53


Dog Licenses-


Due County


2,069.00


Fed. Withhold. Tax


70,831.88


Blue Cross


4,598.60


Deposit on Plans


and Bids


1,475.00


Certified Check in Lieu


of Bond - No. Wood-


stock Rd. Drain


1,288.00


School Lunch Program


9,901.55


School Athletic Fund ..


6,971.60


98,062.16


Trust and Investment:


Perpetual Care


1,200.00


Investment


3,375.00


4,575.00


102,637.16


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Refunds:


O. A. A. Federal


Grant Expense 606.45


O. A. A. Town Approp. Expense 556.20


A. D. C. Federal


Grant Expense


139.30


Gen. Relief Expense


209.29


Vet. Benefits Expense


561.01


Treasurer's Expense ..


1.47


Elec. & Registration-


Election Expense


9.00


School Athl. Fund


250.00


School Expense


2.16


Henry St. Field-


Salaries


4.00


Henry St. Field-


Expense


3.00


Road Mach. Maint.


33.90


Dresser St. Field-


Maint. & Improv.


1.75


Excise Tax


1.75


Selectmen Expense


20.00


Sewer Expense


64.95


School Lunch Program


2.21


Highway Expense


10.00


Tax Collector Expense


8.70


Ins. (Rate Reduction)


85.82


Telephone Refunds


148.86


Refunds - Tel. Calls ..


5.53


2,725.35


2,725.35


Total Revenue for 1951 Cash on Hand, January 1, 1951


$2,006,360.07


389,316.20


$2,395,676.27


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EXPENDITURES - 1951 GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator:


Salary


60.00


Expense: Stationery


15.00


75.00


75.00


Finance Committee


63.00


Selectmen:


Salaries and Wages:


Chairman


549.02


2 Members


900.00


Clerical Services


2,383.68


3,832.70


Other Expenses:


Stationery & Postage


170.59


Printing


& Advertising


200.97


Travel


3.75


Telephone


108.97


Equipment


& Maintenance


183.50


All Other


200.70


868.48


4,701.18


Accountant:


Salaries and Wages:


Accountant


2,999.88


Clerk


1,560.00


Extra Clerical


Services


250.50


4,810.38


Other Expenses:


Supplies, Stationery,


Postage


91.55


Telephone


6.90


Equipment


& Maintenance


325.19


Travel, Dues, & All


Other


70.14


493.78


5,304.16


Treasurer:


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer


2,400.00


Clerk


1,924.00


Extra Clerical Services


212.25


4,536.25


85


Other Expense:


Supplies, Stationery, Postage


212.51


Printing &


Advertising


190.13


Equipment


& Maintenance


91.61


Telephone


101.43


Surety Bond


412.51


Foreclosure Tax Titles


445.75


Travel, Dues


& All Other


141.68


1,595.62


6,131.87


Tax Collector:


Salaries and Wages:


Collector


3,000.00


Clerk


1,664.00


Extra Clerical


300.00


4,964.00


Other Expenses:


Special Collector Fees


10.00


Stationery & Postage ..


640.15


Printing & Advertising


479.65


Telephone


93.62


Surety Bond


396.75


Equipment


& Maintenance


498.65


Travel, Dues,


& All Other


224.57


2,343.39


7,307.39


Assessors:


Salaries and Wages:


Assessors-2 Members


1,100.00


Clerk of Board


3,300.00


Clerical Assistance


1,664.00


6,064.00


Travel


271.08


Other Expenses:


Stationery & Postage ..


656.46


Printing & Advertising


83.79


Telephone


81.32


Equipment and


86


Maintenance 51.53 Meals 34.76


Dues and All Other


25.40 933.26 7,268.34


Town Collector:


Clerical Services


21.00


Supplies, Stationery, Postage


40.25


61.25


Law:


Salaries and Wages:


Town Counsel


1,532.47


Other Expenses:


Stationery & Postage ..


20.00


Printing & Advertising


38.65


Telephone


9.05


Recording Fees


75.50


Travel, Dues,


& All Other


72.92


216.12


1,748.59


Town Clerk:


Salaries and Wages:


Town Clerk


1,760.00


Clerk


712.00


2,472.00


Other Expenses: Supplies, Stationery,


Postage


230.76


Printing & Advertising


64.82


Telephone


162.90


Surety Bond


15.00


Equipment


& Maintenance


40.26


Travel, Dues,


& All Other


98.03


611.77


3,083.77


Election & 'Registration:


Salaries and Wages: Registrars 550.00


87


Election Expense:


Election Officers 1,100.00


Clerical Services 1,110.13


Supplies, Stationery, Postage


91.27


Printing & Advertising


645.75


Meals


261.05


3,208.20


Re-Listing Expense:


Clerical Services


493.26


Assistant Registrars


837.27


Supplies & Postage


10.90


Printing


882.12


Equipment &


Maintenance


9.00


Auto & Taxi


23.15


Advertising


5.63


2,261.33


6,019.53


Engineering:


Salaries and Wages:


Engineer


4,000.00


Assistant Engineer


3,360.00


Clerks & Helpers


5,092.18


12,452.18


Office Expense:


Printing, Supplies,


Postage


182.80


Telephone


94.22


277.02


Field Expense:


Materials & Supplies


235.39


Mileage & Travel


647.91


Equipment


& Maintenance


31.50


All Other


7.76


922.56


13,651.76


Town Hall:


Salaries and Wages:


Janitor


2,727.92


Other Expense:


Helpers


293.77


Fuel


3,156.26


Light


692.19


88


Janitor's Supplies


205.26


Repairs


353.57


Telephone


38.30


Equipment & Maintenance


59.25


Water & All Other


120.80


4,919.40


7,647.32


Planning Board:


Master Plan


250.00


Official Map


216.13


Other Expense:


Office Supplies


221.86


Travel


94.80


Equipment


& Maintenance


76,08


All Other


105.65


498.39


964.52


Retirement Board


Administration


1,090.00


1,090.00


Total General Government


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


4,487.98


Patrolmen


63,784.00


Special Police


7,409.70


Lock-Up Keeper


2,076.10


Finger Printing


Officers


300.00


Matrons & Guards


13.00


Labor


47.20


78,117.98


Equipment & Maintenance:


Motor Equipment


955.31


Gasoline, Oil, Etc.


1,328.39


Radio Equipment


& Maintenance


1,072.17


Equipment for Men


340.27


Additional Equipment


225.38


3,921.52


89


Fuel and Light:


Fuel


528.72


Light


378.84 907.56


Maintenance of Building and Grounds:


Repairs


1,495.15


Janitors Supplies


767.47


Water and All Other


527.94


2,790.56


Other Expenses:


Printing, Stationery,


Postage


488.53


Telephone


2,635.56


Equipment


& Maintenance


489.63


Photo & Fingerprint Supplies


15.44


Dues and All Other


226.42


Matrons & Guards


5.00


Board & Care-Private


Institutions


234.00


4,094.58


Traffic Control:


Labor


5.00


Materials & Supplies ..


682.97


Paints, Brushes, Misc. Material


2.40


Street Signs, Beacons ..


637.99


1,328.36


One Police Cruiser


1,890.50


Painting First District Court


1,743.23


94,794.29


Fire Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


4,011.52


Ass't. Chief, Capt. Lieut.


10,769.40


Permanent Firemen


48,837.00


Call Firemen


5,055.00


Supt. of Alarms


350.00


Clerk of Fire Dept.


100.00


69,122.92


90


Equipment:


Repairs-Apparatus


538.68


Hose


244.84


Equipment for Men


169.40


Apparatus Accessories


234.67


1,187.59


Maintenance and Repairs:


Radio Equipment & Maintenance


215.40


Gasoline and Oil


246.95


Alarms, Boxes, Etc.


496.25


Shop Equipment


& Maintenance


79.28


1,037.88


Hydrant Service


18,450.00


Fuel and Light:


Fuel


1,193.96


Light


330.58


1,524.54


Maintenance of Building and Grounds:


Repairs


706.75


Furniture


& Furnishings


18.38


Laundry


92.21


Water & Janitor


Supplies


337.90


1,155.24


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Printing,


Postage


63.31


Telephone


463.79


Office Equipment


& Maintenance


331.25


Mileage and Travel


127.63


985.98


Out of State Travel


141.25


New Equipment:


Advertising


8.44


New Panel Board


12,387.87


2 Fire Alarm Boxes


419.60


12,815.91


106,421.31


Forest Fire:


Salaries and Wages:


Warden


200.00


Fighting Fires


238.00


438.00


91


Other Expenses: Radio Equipment & Maintenance 161.55


Repairs, Parts, Gasoline, Oil


139.93


Materials & Supplies


88.14


New Hose


190.34


Food for Men at Fires


24.80


604.76


1,042.76


Ambulance:


Equipment, Maintenance, Laundry


210.96


Gasoline, Oil, Auto


Maintenance


553.15


Materials & Supplies


142.88


Driver's Expense


& Radio Equipment


196.55


1,103.54


1,103.54


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Salaries and Wages: Sealer


1,300.00


Other Expenses:


Office Supplies


32.21


Binding, Printing, Advertising


6.88


Travel


300.00


Equipment and Maint.


19.87


Trailer Repairs


5.00


All Other


3.93


367.89


1,667.89


Dog Officer:


Board and Care of


Dogs


352.80


Dogs Destroyed


144.00


496.80


496.80


Street Lighting:


Street Lights


17,461.47


Traffic Lights


2.48


17,463.95


17,463.95


Animal Inspector:


Salaries and Wages:


Salary


124.92


92


Other Expenses: Mileage and Travel


75.00 199.92


Building Inspector:


Salaries and Wages: Salary


399.96


Other Expense:


Materials and Supplies


35.50


Mileage


64.00


99.50


499.46


Wire Inspector:


Salaries and Wages: Salary


399.96


Other Expenses:


Materials and Supplies


35.00


Mileage


65.00


100.00


499.96


Planting and Trimming of Trees:


Salaries and Wages:


Tree Warden


302.25


Labor


1,123.06


1,425.31


Other Expenses:


Hardware and Tools


38.77


Trees


9.00


Winch Saw and Truck Hire


349.25


Labor & Materials


W. W. Memorial Elm Tree


164.31


All Other


12.80


574.13


1,999.44


Moth Extermination:


Salaries and Wages: Superintendent


27.00


Other Expenses:


Truck Hire


348.00


Insecticides


22.00


Hardware & Tools


3.00


373.00


400.00


93


Dutch Elm Disease:


Salaries and Wages: Superintendent


10.50


Other Expenses:


Insecticide


2,047.50


Equipment Hire


672.00


2,719.50


2,730.00


Total Protection of Persons & Property


229,319.32


1


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


Salaries and Wages:


Board Members


330.00


Agent


550.00


Board Physician


330.00


Parochial School M. D.


769.92


Podiatrist


250.00


Nurse


2,554.01


Clerk Hire


291.53


Dental Clinic


700.00


Plumbing Inspector


2,300.00


Food Inspector


300.00


Milk Inspector


400.00


Slaughtering Inspector


385.00


Sanitary Inspector


440.00


9,600.46


Travel:


Agent


34.76


Nurse


118.00


Plumbing Inspector


129.03


Milk Inspector


9.08


Slaughtering Inspector


26.50


317.37


Premature Births


316.39


Garbage Collection


8,998.00


94


Other Expenses:


Dental Clinic


85.31


Laboratory


79.88


Office


206.86


Dues


34.50


School Medical


Supplies


7.36


413.91


Vital Statistics:


Births


127.75


Deaths


42.00


169.75


Tuberculosis and Contagious Disease:


Worcester County Sanitarium


2,602.50


No. Reading State Sanitarium


1,018.00


Miscellaneous Ex-


penses


49.61


3,670.11


23,485.99


Sewer:


Salaries and Wages:


Commissioners


450.00


Caretaker


2,597.60


Labor


64.30


3,111.90


Administrative Expenses:


Stationery, Printing, Postage


4.00


Telephone and All Other


130.17


134.17


General Expenses:


Insurance, Registration, and Repairs on Truck


362.64


Tools and Equipment


192.81


Gasoline and Oil


180.95


Materials and


Supplies 7.70


95


Repair-Sewer Lines Manholes


5.25


20.00


Equipment and Maintenance


3.05


Repairs


537.92


Fuel and Light


12.00


Advertising


15.63


1,337.95


4,584.02


Total Health and Sanitation


28,070.01


HIGHWAYS, SNOW AND ICE


General Administration:


Salaries and Wages:


600.00


Commissioners Superintendent


3,400.00


4,000.00


Other Expenses:


Staionery, Supplies,


Postage


122.16


Telephone


293.25


415.41


General Maintenance:


Timekeeper Clerk


2,671.95


Labor


30,318.53


Equipment & Repairs


645.37


Broken Stone, Gravel,


and Other Surfacing


7,508.41


Oil for Roads


4,160.20


Other Materials & Supplies


1,014.61


All Other


273.46


46,592.53


Automotive Expense: Registration 2.00


Building and Grounds:


Maintenance and


Repairs


139.21


Fuel, Light, and Water


803.21


All Other


101.01


1,043.43


96


Road Machinery Maintenance: Equipment Mainte- nance & Repairs 3,946.55


Gasoline and Oil


3,756.40


Tires & Tubes


963.04


All Other


343.09


9,009.08


New Road Machinery:


Advertising


33.75


Front Frame for Dodge Truck 144.40


Dodge Truck and Acces- sories


3,505.70


Elgin Sweeper Model 81 9,935.00


Paint Conveyer at


Town Barn


368.00


3 Sand & Cinder Spreaders


1,215.00


Final Payment-Sand Bin


712.50


15,914.35


Other Expenses:


Mobile Radio


155.64


All Other


167.98


323.62


Town Dump:


Salary


1,854.10


Rodent Extermination


495.00


2,349.10


Rubbish Collection:


Contract


2,706.00


Advertising


6.56


Highway Labor


184.45


2,897.01


Snow and Ice:


Timekeeper Clerk


404.33


Labor


5,250.53


Cal. Chlor., Gravel


Salt, and Sand


3,066.50


Laborers Meals


160.10


Truck Hire


890.12


County Roads Shovel Rental


90.00


9,861.58


97


Chapter 90 Maintenance: State and County Aid.


1951 Contract:


North Woodstock Road: Labor


1,069.78


Materials and Supplies


89.40


1,159.18


Old Woodstock Road: Labor


80.00


80.00


Dudley Road:


Labor


160.00


160.00


Hamilton Street:


Labor


100.00


100.00


Mechanic Street: Labor


100.00


100.00


Worcester Street:


Labor


472.20


Materials & Supplies ..


110.25


582.45


Eastford Road:


Labor


250.77


250.77


Dresser Hill:


Labor


265.00


265.00


Brickyard Road: Labor


20.00


20,00


River Street: Labor


150.00


150.00


East Main Street: Labor


732.60


732.60


3,600.00


Total Highways, Snow & Ice, Dump, Rubbish, Chap. 90 96,008.11


98


CHARITIES AND VETERANS BENEFITS


Public Welfare:


Salaries and Wages:


Board


1,200.00


Supervisor


600.00


Social Workers


412.96


Clerks


536.38


2,749.34


General Administration:


Stationery, Supplies, Postage


57.09


Telephone


47.33


Mileage and Travel


169.89


All Other


5.00


279.31


Other Expenses:


Groceries and Pro- visions


6,421.32


Fuel


1,427.30


Medicine & Medical Services


3,622.96


Hospital Care


5,017.78


Rent


1,080.39


Clothing


519.18


Cash Grants


8,907.70


Board and Care


3,223.02


State Institutions


3,829.19


Private Institutions


408.00


Household Furnishings


and Moving


76.75


Burials


725.00


All Other


477.58


35,736.17


Relief By Other


Cities and Towns:


Cities


1,550.40


Towns


2,837.56


4,387.96


Truck Expense:


Gasoline, Oil, Etc.


33.70


Equipment & Mainte- nance


275.00


Registration


2.00


310.70


43,463.48


99


Aid to Dependent Children:


Town Appropriation-


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


299.77


Social Workers


349.88


Clerks


251.42


901.07


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


24,555.24


25,456.31


Aid to Dependent Children:


Federal Grant-


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


200.00


Social Workers


100.00


300.00


Other Expenses:


Telephone


47.30


Stationery, Supplies, Postage


222.38


Mileage and Travel


86.69


356.37


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


10,097.08


10,753.45


Old Age Assistance:


Town Appropriation:


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


2,000.00


Social Workers


2,297.02


Clerks


1,880.82


6,177.84


100


Other Expenses: Post Office Box Rent Mileage


1.50


33.90


35.40


Relief Expenses: Cash Grants


113,601.44


Cities and Towns


759.14


114,360.58


120,573.82


Old Age Assistance:


Federal Grant-


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


560.00


Social Workers


1,092.00


Clerks


848.00


2,500.00


Other Expenses:


Telephone


194.57


Stationery, Supplies,


Postage


972.46


Mileage and Travel


175.77


All Other


645.74


1,988.54


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


86,117.36


Cities and Towns


3,235.97


89,353.33


93,841.87


Child Welfare:


Administration:


Supervisor Salary


10.00


10.00


Infirmary:


Salaries and Wages: Superintendent Other Expenses: Groceries and Provi- sions 4,794.89


2,078.64


101


Household Furnish-


ings


352.35


Janitors Supplies- Repairs


987.79


Water, Fuel, and Light


1,072.32


Truck Expense


244.94


Hospital and Medical Care


814.22


Telephone and All


Other


587.30


8,853.81


10,932.45


Veterans Benefits:


General Administration:


Salaries and Wages:


Veterans Agent


1,125.00


Other Expenses:


Office Expense and Travel


291.05


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


17,679.79


Fuel


204.65


Medical


1,331.49


Hospital Care


1,292.00


Food


471.61


Rent, Clothes, Etc.


10.48


Private Institutions


1,790.00


22,780.02


24,196.07


Veterans Services:


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


1,874.87


Clerk


1,551.13


Extra Clerical


9.00


3,435.00


Other Expenses:


Printing, Supplies,


Postage


132.33


Mileage and Travel


78.25


Telephone


191.52


Equipment & Mainte- nance


42.80


Dues and All Other


50.00


494.90


3,929.90


102


Maintenance of Veterans Graves:


Maintenance of Graves .. 420.00


Materials and Supplies ..


23.25


443.25


443.25


Soldiers Burials: Burial


150.00


150.00


Burial Allowance to Vet- erans' Organizations:


Grave Markers & Flowers 39.00


Transportation


20.00


59.00


59.00


Total Charities and Veterans Benefits


· 333,809.60


SCHOOLS


General Control:


Salaries and Wages:


150 Superintendent


6,651.08


156 Supt's. Clerks


4,123.56


157 Extra Clerical


615.34


119 Building Officer


333.28


11,723.26


Other Expenses:


160 Supplies




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