Town annual reports of the officers of the town of Pepperell, Mass 1943, Part 7

Author: Pepperell (Mass.)
Publication date: 1943
Publisher: [Pepperell, Mass.] : [Town of Pepperell]
Number of Pages: 272


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Receipts January 1 to April 1, 1943


$ 27.02


Payments to treasurer:


January 1 to March 11, 1943


$


19.50


March 12 to April 1, 1943


6.35


$ 25.85


1.17


Cash on hand April 1, 1943, verified $ 27.02


WATER DEPARTMENT


Outstanding June 5, 1940, per previous audit


$


1,444.39


Charges:


June 5 to December 31, 1940 $ 5,196.97 1941 8,201.08 8,311.50


1942


21,709.55 .


$ 23,153.94


Payments to treasurer:


June 5 to December 31, 1940


$


6,208.97


8,339.82


8,241.79


1941 1942


$ 22,790.58


126


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Abatements


June 5 to December 31, 1940


$


34.48


25.94


1941


Outstanding December 31, 1942


60.42 302.94


$ 23,153.94


Outstanding January 1. 1943 $ 302.94


Charges January 1 to March 25, 1943, not previously reported Overpayment 1942, adjusted


517.56


.01


$ 820.51


Payments to treasurer:


January 1 to March 11, 1943


$


535.58


March 12 to 25, 1943


28.65


$


564.23


256.28


Outstanding March 25, 1943, per list


$


820.51


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Accounts Receivable


Cash on hand June 5, 1940, per previous audit


$


9.00


Outstanding June 5. 1940, per previous audit 98.00


Charges:


June 5 to December 31, 1940:


Annual care $ 10.50


1941:


Annual care 65.00


1942:


Annual care $ 162.50


Opening graves 10.00


172.50


248.50 $ 355.50


Payments to treasurer:


June 5 to December 31, 1940


$ 56.50


1941


74.00


1942


35.50


$ 166.00


Outstanding December 31, 1942


181.00


Cash on hand December 31, 1942


8.50


.


$ 355.50


Cash on hand January 1, 1943


$


8.50


Outstanding January 1, 1943


181.00 $ 189.50


.


Payments to treasurer January 1 to March 11, 1943 82.00


Outstanding March 11, 1943, per list


99.00


Due from cemetery department March 11, 1943 8.50


$ 189.50


127


LAWRENCE LIBRARY FUNDS


Savings Deposits


Securities Par Values


Total


On hand June 5, 1940,


$16,019.60


$38,425.00


$54,444.60


per previous audit


On hand at end of year 1940


$16,010.86


$38,425.00


$54,435.86


On hand at end of year 1941


$16,011.60


$38,425.00


$54,436.60


On hand at end of year 1942


$11,011.98


$43,425.00


$54,436.98


On hand March 11, 1943


$11,011.98


$43,425.00


$54,436.98


Receipts


Payments


June 5, 1940 to December 31, 1942


Withdrawn from savings deposits:


Added to savings deposits: 1941,


$ .74


1942


5,000.00


Purchase of securities, 1942,


5,000.00


June 5 to December


Transferred to town:


31, 1940


884.17


June 5 to Dec. 31,


1941


1,776.72


1940,


892.91


1942


1,749.26


1941,


1,775.98


1942,


1,748.88


$ 9,418.89


$ 9,418.89


January 1 to March 11, 1943 $ 435.77


Income,


Transferred to town, $ 435.77


EDMUND P. FARRAR FLAG POLE FUND


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand June 5, 1940, per previous audit


$295.89


$295.89


On hand at end of year 1940,


$298.02


1 $298.02


On hand at end of year 1941


$301.35


$301.35


On hand at end of year 1942,


$274.35


$274.35


On hand March 11, 1943


$275.48


$275.48


Receipts


Payments


June 5, 1940 to December 31, 1942


Withdrawn from savings deposits, 1942,


$ 27.00


Added to savings deposits: June 5 to December 31, 1940, $ 2.13


June 5, to December


1941, Transferred to town, 1942


3.33


1941.


3.33


1942,


2.38


$ 34.84


$ 34.84


Income,


January 1 to March 11, 1943 $ 1.13 Added to savings deposits, $ 1.13


128


Income:


31, 1940, 2.13


29.38


June 5 to December 31, 1940, $ 8.74


1942,


.38


Income:


CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS


4 Savings Deposits


Total


On hand June 5, 1940, per previous audit


$17,032.09


$17,032.09


On hand at end of year 1940,


$17,196.75


$17,196.75


On hand at end of year 1941,


$17,465.64


$17,465.64


On hand at end of year 1942,


$17,491.20


$17,491.20


On hand March 11, 1943,


$17,641.20


$17,641.20


Receipts


Payments


June 5, 1940 to December 31, 1942


Withdrawn from savings deposits :


Added to savings deposits:


June 5 to December


June 5 to December


31, 1940


$ 422.00


31, 1940,


$ 586.66


1941,


334.00


1941,


602.89


1942,


322.00


1942,


347.56


Income:


Transferred to town:


June 5 to December


June 5 to December


31, 1940


371.66


31, 1940,


422.00


1941,


342.89


1941,


334.00


1942,


347.56


1942,


322.00


Bequests :


June 5 to December 31, 1940,


215.00


1941,


260.00


$2,615.11


$2,615.11


January 1 to March 11, 1943


Bequests,


$150.00


Added to savings deposits, $150.00


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TOWN OF PEPPERELL Balance Sheet-March 11, 1943 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


Assets


Liabilities and Reserves


Cash:


In Banks and Office,


$ 67,709.18


Victory Tax Deductions, $


261.75


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves Fund, 992.22


Highway Machinery Rental Fund,


1,153.46


Levy of 1937.


$ 57.81


Levy of 1938,


59.00


Levy of 1939,


102.00


Levy of 1940,


64.08


Levy of 1941,


8,255.89


Levy of 1942,


21,193.66


$ 29,732.44


Aid to Dependent Children:


Aid, 230.00


$ 1,424.75


Levy of 1940,


$ 2.93


Levy of 1941,


5.56


Levy of 1942,


28.92


Levy of 1943,


1,067.79


Water,


$137,267.39


Tax Titles,


3,051.27


Tax Title Possessions,


836.55


Water Department -- Available Surplus, 22,892.62


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus,


3,187.47


Temporary Aid,


$ 1,493.36


Old Age Assistance,


703.23


Overlays Reserved for Abatements:


Water,


284.93


Levy of 1938, Levy of 1939, 46.00 $ 2.00


Levy of 1942, 1,839.51


Aid to Highways: County_Chapter 90,


84.78


Federal Grants:


Old Age Assistance: Administration, $ 849.33


Assistance,


345.42


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


Appropriation Balances: General,


$131,009.30 6,258.09


1,105.20


Departmental:


$ 2,196.59


$


1,887.51


Accounts Receivable : Taxes :


Revenue 1943 $140,308.25 Less Estimated Receipts, Collected 10,018.88


Overpayment to County-Dog Licenses,


Overlay Deficits : Levy of 1940. Levy of 1941.


$ 255.04 25.36 $ 280.40


$235,572.51


Revenue Reserved Until Collected :


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


$


1,105.20


Tax Title,


3,887.82


Departmental,


2,196.59


Water,


284.93


Aid to Highways,


84.78


$


7,559.32


Reserve for Deposits in Closed Banks,


3,980.73


· Surplus Revenue, 54,965.29


$235,572.51


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Net Funded or Fixed Debt,


$ 20,000.00


High School Loan, $ 20,000.00


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Trust Funds, Cash and Securities,


$ 72,353.66


Lawrence Library Fund,


$ 54,436.98


Edmund P. Farrar Flag Pole Fund,


275.48


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, 17,641.20


$ 72,353.66


$ 72,353.66


$130,289.37 1.80


Report of the Finance Committee


Annual Town Meeting-February 21, 1944 Article 5.


Salaries-Elected Officers


Officers


No.


We Recommend 1944


Salaries 1943


Selectmen


3


$ 300.00


$ 200.00


Town Clerk


1


450.00


350.00


Treasurer


1


600.00


600.00


Assessors


3


400.00


400.00


Welfare Board Members


3


100.00


100.00


Cemetery Commissioners


3


25.00


none


Trustees of Library


6


No change


none


Constable


1


No change


none


Tree Warden


1


3614 per hr.


Water Commissioners


3


65.00


40.00


School Committee


3


15.00


50.00


Highway Surveyor


1


.25


,5 per hr.


PART ONE .


Article 6


Line No.


Appropriation lor Account


We Recommend 1944


Appropri- ated 1943


1 Selectmen


$ 1,000.00


$ 00.00


2 Legislative


300.00


280.00


3 Law


400.00


400.00


4 Health


1,500.00


3,000.00


5


Soldier's Relief


2,000.00


2,000.00


6


Street Lights


5,000.00


5,050.00


Insurance


1,600.00


1,100.00


8


Town Hall


1,500.00


1,200.00


9


Common


50.00


50.00


10


Rationing Board


350.00


350.00


11 Contingent Fund


200.00


200.00


12 Police Department


3,500.00


3,500.00


12A Police Station Repairs


250.00


1011c


13 Fire Department


3,000.00


3,000.00


14 Fire Hose


500.00


500.00


14A Forest Fire (See Article 12)


15 Sealer of Weights and Measures


100.00


100.00


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PART TWO


16 Town Treasurer


$ $50.00 $ 770.00


1: Tax Title expense (See Article 21)


18 Interest


100.00


100.00


19 Town Accountant


650.00


550.00


20


Town Clerk


670.00


570.00


21


Registrars


280.00


220.00


Listing


300.00


300.00


23 Election Officers


100.00


100.00


24 Assessors


1,500.00


1,500.00


25 Tax Collector


1,500.00


1,500.00


PART THREE


26


Tree Warden


200.00


200.00


21 Moth Control


500.00


500.00


28 Highways


2,500.00


2.500.00


29 Town Dump


200.00


200.00


30 Workmen's Compensation Fund


500.00


500.00


31


Memorial Day


150.00


135.00


32


Playgrounds


150.00


50.00


33 Cemeteries


1,000.00


600.00


3 Soldiers' Graves


150.00


100.00


35 Library


1,400.00


1,400.00


36


District and School Nurse


1,000.00


1,000.00


PART FOUR


31 Public Schools (Plus Dog


Tax)


46,100.00


46,900.00


38 Public Welfare


5,500.00


5,300.00


39 Old Age Assistance


32,500.00


28,500.00


40 Aid to Dependent Children


4,200.00


3,200.00


Article 8.


Welfare Agent's Salary and Expenses


1,200.00


1,200.00


Article 9


Reserve Fund Transfer


1,500.00


1,500.00


Article 10


Water Department


1,200.00


2,200.00


Article 11.


Interest, Water Surplus


268.53


263.25


Article 12,


Water Department Repairs


· 2,500.00


none


Article 13


Snow and Ice Removal


2,500.00


5,000.00


Article 14.


Chapter 81-Roads


5,750.00


6,900.00


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133


Article 15.


Chapter 90-Road Maintenance 1,100.00 1,000.00 Plus Transfer from avail- able funds ₹00.00


1,500.00


Article 16. .


Transfer Surplus Revenue


5,000.00


5,000.00


Article 17.


Forest Fire 300.00


none


Plus transfer from avail- able funds 200.00


500.00


Article 18.


Purchase of Series "F" U. S. Sav- ings Bonds


11,100.00


none


Article 19.


Teacher's Retirement Payments


136.50


none


Article 20.


Transfer WPA closed accounts 3,001.84


none


Article 21 Tax Title Transfer


250.00


none


Article 22.


Report-Post War Construc- tion Report


500.00


none


Article 24.


Painting Tarbell St. School


450.00


none


Article 25.


Street Light Extension (Included in Art. 6-Line 6)


Article 26.


Water Department-Extension -- Lowell Road


none


Article 29.


Hospital-(If Article 27 is car- ried we recommend) 9,000.00 none


Total appropriations (not includ- ing Water Dept. Article 29 or transfers $133,686.50


$130,075.00


RUPERT L. BLOOD,


RUSSELL W. HAMILTON, CHARLES A. McGRAW, EDWARD E. ITEN, CHARLES M. SMITH,


Finance Committee.


134


TOWN WARRANT


February 21; 1944


Article 1. To choose a Moderator.


Article 2. To hear and act upon all reports of Town Officers and Committees.


Article 3. To choose all Town Officers and Commit- tees for the ensuing year not required to be elected by ballot or act in relation thereto.


Article 4. To determine whether the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer with the consent of the Select- men to borrow money in anticipation of revenue for the current year.


Article 5. To determine what salaries the Town will vote to pay the Elected Town Officers for the year 1944, or take any other action in relation thereto.


Article 6. To determine what sums of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, to defray the expenses of the Public Schools, Department of Public Wel- fare and various other departments and special accounts.


Article 7. To determine what method the Town will adopt for the Collection of Taxes for 1944.


Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Welfare to appoint one of its own members to act as Agent and to fix his salary in accordance with the provisions of Section 4A of Chapter 41 of the General Laws, or act in relation thereto.


Article 9. To determine if the Town will vote to trans- fer the sum of $1500.00 from available funds to a fund to be known as the "Reserve Fund" in accordance with Section 6 of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, or take any other action in relation thereto.


Article 10. To determine if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $7200.00 from Water Department receipts, to pay operating and maintenance cost of the de- partment for the current year.


135


Article 11. To determine if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $268.53 to be added to Water De .. partment Surplus.


Article 12. To determine if the Town will vote to appropriate from Water Department Surplus the sum of $2500.00 to pay for repairs and improvements of Engines at Station No. 1.


Article 13. To determine whether the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2500.00 for removal of snow and ice, or take any action in relation thereto.


Article 14. To determine whether the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5750.00 for repairs and improvements on outlying roads under the provision of Section 26 through 29, Chapter 81 of General Laws, as amended or take any action in relation thereto.


Article 15. To determine whether the Town will raise and appropriate $1100.00 and appropriate $700.00 from available funds, making a total of $1800.00 for maintenance of Chapter 90 roads; money to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by State or County, or take any action in relation thereto.


Article 16. To determine whether the Town will vote to instruct the Assessors to take $5000.000 from Surplus Revenues, with the consent of the Tax Commissioner, to reduce the tax rate for the current year.


Article 17. To determine whether the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 and transfer the sum of $200.00 from the unexpended balance of 1943 Forest Fire Account, for the Forest Fire Department, or take any other action in relation thereto.


Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from available funds in the Treasury, the sum of $11,100.00 for the purchase of Series "F" U. S. Savings Bonds matur- ing at $15,000.00; in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5, Acts of 1943.


1


Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $136.50 in accordance with Chap- ter 708 of the Acts of 1941 as amended by Section 9 and 9A, approved in 1943, to cover accrued liability on account of retirement payments of members of the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement Association in the military service, or take any action in relation thereto.


136


Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the balance on the following closed W. 'P. A. accounts to the Excess and Deficiency Account :


Tree Warden $ 331.69 20.99


352.68


Stump Removal


Drainage Project


2,649.16


$ 3,001.84


Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to transfer $300.00 from the 1943 unexpended balance of the Treasurer to a special Tax Title Account.


Article 22. To determine if the Town will vote to transfer from available funds the sum of $500.00 to have prepared, an "Engineering Report of Post War Construc- tion Projects" for the Town of Pepperell, or take any action in relation thereto.


Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to accept the sum of $200.00; the income therefrom to be expended for the perpetual care of the Charles W. Card lot in Woodlawn Cemetery.


Article 24. To determine if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed $450.00 to paint the exterior of the Tarbell Street School Building, or take any other action in relation thereto.


Article 25. By Petition-To determine if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $38.00 to add two street lights on Townsend Street beyond Mt. Lebanon Street, or take any other action in relation thereto.


Article 26. By Petition-To determine if the town of, Pepperell will vote to authorize the Water Commissioners to expend a sum of $13,200.00 from the water departments surplus or by raising and appropriating the said sum, to extend the water main from a point near the Catholic Ceme- tery down Lowell Road to the Dunstable line, or take any action in relation thereto.


Article 27 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to accept as a gift from Dr. Oscar Crocker the following described premises :


A certain parcel of land in the center village of Pep- perell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows:


137


Beginning at the Southwesterly corner of the premises on the Northerly side of the road leading Westerly from the Meeting House towards the Town Pound and known as Heald Street; thence Northerly by land now or formerly of John Parker, twelve (12) rods and six (6) links; thence Easterly by land now or formerly. of Charles D. Hutchinson to Park Street; thence Southerly by Park Street to said Heald Street; thence Westerly by Heald Street to the point of beginning. Containing about one and one-half (11/2) acres. Said premises being the same formerly operated by Dr. Crocker as a hospital known as the Crocker Hospital, together with all the furnishings, fixtures and equipment therein and thereon, all on the following terms and con- ditions :


(1) That the Town of Pepperell shall maintain and use the said premises, together with its furnishings, fix- tures and equipment, as a GENERAL HOSPITAL.


(2) That said hospital shall at all times bear the name of "JULIA CROCKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL."


(3) That the Town of Pepperell shall keep the said premises, furnishings, fixtures and equipment in good state of repair; pay all expenses of running said hospital, includ- ing taxes and other charges,


(4) One free bed shall be available to Dr. Oscar Crocker, if he should need to be hospitalized; or this free bed may be used by a member of Dr. Oscar Crocker's immediate family, if and when that member should need to be hospitalized. It is intended that hospitalization shall include supplies normally furnished by this hospital, and the term "immediate family" shall include father, brothers, sisters, wife or children.


(5) That Dr. Oscar Crocker should at all times be granted the right and privilege of practicing his profession as a physician and surgeon in the hospital while the same is operated by the Town of Pepperell.


(6) That in the event the premises cease to be used by the Town of Pepperell in the manner and for the pur- poses before-mentioned, then, in that event, the said prem- ises, together with the furnishings, fixtures and equipment shall revert to the Grantor as if this conveyance had not been made.


138


Article 28 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to, appoint a Board of Trustees to manage the JULIA CROCKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.


Article 29 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000) for the operation, maintenance and im- provement of the JULIA CROCKER MEMORIAL HOS- PITAL for the remainder of the current year or to act in any way in relation thereto.


LEROY A. SHATTUCK JOHN P. KERIN PAUL R. TAYLOR Selectmen of Pepperell


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INDEX


Annual Town Meeting. Feb. 15-23, 1943 31


Auxiliary Police Officers 6


Election Officers 6


Jurors, Town of Pepperell 13


List of Insurance 9


Special Town Meeting. Dec. 28, 1943 35


REPORTS


Assessors 86


Auditors Report 108


Board of Health 10


Cemetery Commissioners 84


Collector of Taxes 88


Finance Committee 132


Fire Department Engineers 14


Forest Fire Warden 18


Highway Surveyor 40


Librarian


51


Library Treasurer


48


Library Trustees


Massachusetts State Guard-Pepperel Company


8


Middlesex County Extension Service 53


Moth Superintendent 21


Pepperell Committee on Public Safety


Playground Committee 35


Police Department


11


Public Welfare Board


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Selectmen


School Department


C. M. Shattuck, Principal 66


Groton Street Principal 68


High School Principal 73


Nurse 75


School Committee 59


REPORTS-Continued


School Department-Continued Superintendent Teachers in Service Town Accountant


63


76


91


Town Clerk


23


Births


25


Deaths


28


Marriages 23


Town Treasurer 90


Tree Warden 20


Water Department


46


State Audit 108


Town Officers


3


Town Warrant for Feb. 21, 1944 135


:


MEMORANDUM


MEMORANDUM


Annual Reports


OF THE OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN OF PEPPERELL


MASSACHUSETTS


ERE


DIST


AUG 23.1775


JAM . PEPPER


For the Year Ending December 31 1944


The ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN of PEPPERELL


MASSACHUSETTS


DIST


WUG 23,1735


PEPPERELL.


LLIAM


For the Year Ending December 31 1944


5


Town Officers Elected 1944-1945


Selectmen


Term expires February 1945 Term expires February 1946 Term expires February 1947


Irene S. Leary


Term expires February 1945


Addison Woodward


Term expires February 1945


Assessors


Duane P. McDuffee Trescott T. Abele


J. Fred Brown


Term expires February 1945 Term expires February 1946 Term expires February 1947


Board of Public Welfare


William D. Scanlon


David K. Miller


John P. Kerin


Term expires February 1945 Term expires February 1946 Term expires February 1947


School Committee


Lucy J. Spring


Term expires February 1945


Theodore M. Day


Term expires February 1946


Herbert L. Thompson (deceased)


Term expires February 1947


Cemetery Commissioners


Irving W. Pillsbury


Term expires February 1945


Theodore H. Palmer Term expires February 1946 Ray M. Newell Term expires February 1947


Trustees of Lawrence Library.


Walter L. Harrison Term expires February 1945


Martha E. Smith


Term expires February 1945


Eugene M. Donnelly


Term expires February 1946


Mildred B. Day


Term expires February 1946


Pat J. McDermott


Term expires February 1947


Beatrice B. Parker


Term expires February 1947


Constable


Arthur A. Charbonneau Term expires February 1945


Collector of Taxes


Ray M. Newell Term expires February 1945


Tree Warden William E. Chapman Term expires February 1945


3


John P. Kerin Paul R. Taylor Charles F. Maynard


Town Clerk


Treasurer


Highway Surveyor


William E. Chapman Term expires February 1945


Water Commissioners


Lyman F. Robbins George T. Keyes Otto B. Olsen


Term expires February 1945 Term expires February 1946 Term expires February 1947


Officers Appointed 1944-1945


Registrars


Charles H. Straitiff


Term expires February 1945


John A. Dwyer


Marlton E. Twitchell


Term expires February 1946 Term expires February 1947


Fence Viewers


Trescott T. Abele Albert H. Stratton Duane P. McDuffee


Culler of Staves Hallie N. Sartelle


Hallie N. Sartelle


Surveyors of Lumber Ralph S. Blood Grant M. Palmer


Surveyors of Wood and Bark


Ralph S. Blood


John J. Lorden


Field Driver Albert H. Stratton


George C. Howe


Public Weighers Edith L. Dunn George A. Shattuck


Harold R. Pillsbury William A. Blood James F. Dunn


Weighers of Coal


1


Robert O. Coy


Herbert G. Knight


Forest Warden Waldo F. Parker


Harold B. Olsen


Deputy Forest Wardens George E. Boutwell Marlton E. Twitchell Forestry Committee


Rupert L. Blood


Town Accountant Term expires February 1945 4


-


Finance Committee Rupert L. Blood ,


Edwin E. Iten Carol Whalon


Russell W. Hamilton


Charles A. McGraw


Term expires February 1945


Term expires February 1945


Term expires February 1946


Term expires February 1946


Engineers of Fire Department


Waldo F. Parker George E. Boutwell


Superintendent of Moth Department William E. Chapman


Funeral Director Irving W. Pillsbury


Burial Agent Ray M. Newell


Playground Committee Walter D. Crowley, Chairman


Margaret D. Abele


Sergius J. Bernard


Charles F. Maynard


Mary E. Davis Mary P. Robbins Johanna I. Pillsbury


Sealer of Weights and Measures Gordon B. Hobbs


Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering Dr. Fred A. Davis


Milk Inspector Dr. Fred A. Davis


Police Department Chief J. Leo Mulcahy (Deceased) Acting Chief Marshall E. Murray


Officers Raymond W. Tumpney


Special Officers


D. Joseph McLeod Leon C. Greeley Thomas E. Halley


William S. Chapman


Peter F. Fitzpatrick


Adney W. Gray Charles F. Maynard


Franklin C. Wiley Ellsworth Pelletier Carlton A. Burney Highway High School Lawrence Library Schools


5


-


Dog Officer Chief J. Leo Mulcahy (Deceased) Acting Chief, Marshall E. Murray


Lockup Keeper Chief J. Leo Mulcahy (Deceased) Acting Chief, Marshall E. Murray


Janitor of Town House Franklin C. Wiley


Auxiliary Police Officers for Air Raid and Blackout Duty


Calvin R. Hills


Harry E. O'Neal


Harry A. Elliott


Clayton S. Parker


Ralph W. Palmer


Theodore H. Palmer


Alfred B. Gagnon


Kenneth L. Davis


Leon P. Herbert Edward Duprey


Albert W. Wisnosky


Clyde H. Lansil


Leo B. Halley


John F. Reagan


Allen E. Young


Donald W. Crane


Clifford B. Bosquet Mayo I. Call


Robert W. Call


Post War Projects Committee Paul R. Taylor, Chairman


John P. Kerin Charles F. Maynard Lyman F. Robbins


Roger S. Robbins


Veterans' Rehabilitation and Re-Employment Committee


Town of Pepperell, Mass. Location of Information Center (Not determined to date)


LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE


General Information Paul R. Taylor-Chairman*


Lyman F. Robbins-Co-Chairman*


Not appointed-Clerk


Publicity Elbridge G. Cann-Pepperell Free Press* Carolyn R. Parker-Lowell Sun - Pepperell Clarion*


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Harold E. Neal


Albert F. Powers


Re-Employment


Lyman F. Robbins-Selective Service Re-Employment Com- mitteeman, Chairman*


Russell W. Hamilton-Nashua River Paper Co .*


Charles A. McGraw-Pepperell Braiding Co .*


George A. Schultz-Bemis Bro. Bag Co .*


Evelyn M. Gardner, Master Prescott Grange-Representing the Agricultural Groups*


Education and Counciling


David C. Bowen-Supt. of Schools, Chairman*


Sergius J. Bernard-Principal of High School*


Carlton A. Burney-Principal of Grammar School ** Rev. William E. Anderson-Helen L. Lawrence Memorial Church ** Father Michael J. Burke-St. Joseph's Church* Rev. J. Osborne Crowe-Community Church **


Medical Care-Clinics and Hospitals


Dr. Charles G. Heald-Chairman*


Dr. Lester L. Graves*


Dr. Charles T. Porter*


American Red Cross-Home Service Dept. and Veterans' Insurance Annie A. Allen-Chairman, Local Committee*


State - Town and Federal Aid


Soldiers' Relief Agent-Town of Pepperell


John P. Kerin, Chairman Board of Selectmen*


Paul R. Taylor* and Charles F. Maynard ** , Selectmen


Service Committee-Frank West Post No. 213 American Legion


Amos B. Nalette-Commander*


Edward Duprey-Adjutant*


Ray M. Newell-Finance Officer* - (Burial Agent, Town of Pepperell)


Carlton Burney-Service Officer **


Service Committee-Frank West Post No. 213 American Legion Auxiliary Catherine Pillsbury-President* Irene S. Leary-Secretary-(Town Clerk of Pepperell) * Emily J. Newell-Treasurer*


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Home Town Committee - Service Records Effie L. Sanborn-Chairman* Evelyn M. Gardner* Lena H. Kimball* Catherine E. Nalette* Nellie O. Schultz* *Post Office Address, East Pepperell, Mass. ** Post Office Address, Pepperell, Mass.




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