Town annual reports of the officials of the town of Oakham, Massachusetts 1957, Part 3

Author: Oakham (Mass.)
Publication date: 1957
Publisher: [The Town]
Number of Pages: 102


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ANNUAL REPORT


duct art programs for the Parent-Teacher Associations. An exhibit in the schools is being planned for the coming year. Progress in art has been more than satisfactory from a supervisor's standpoint.


HEALTH - Mrs. Helen P. Olmstead reports:


The following health services were carried on in the Oakham School this past year :


Physical Examinations - There were twenty-four chil- dren in grades one, four and seven examined. Of this number seven did not pass. Four are known to be under treatment.


Vision Tests - The number of children who passed was seventy-three. The number who did not pass was ten and they have received treatment.


Hearing Tests - All the children who were tested passed.


Clinics - Three immunization clinics for diptheria and tetanus were conducted. A pre-school clinic was held for the purpose of registering children for the fall term, and for a conference with health personnel regarding the status of each child.


Dental Health Program - This program was instituted in the first three grades through the cooperation of the State Department of Public Health. Its purpose was to find and promote the correction of dental defects and to educate the children to practice correct dental hygiene pro- cedures. The total number of defects found was sixteen, and the number of known correction was thirteen.


Other areas of activity included the administration of first and, inspection of children, follow up visits, attending conferences, submitting reports and keeping the health rec- ords.


Space in the cafeteria has been allocated so that the Health Program can be carried on much more efficiently.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM H. BUKER


Superintendent of Schools


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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE FOBES MEMORIAL LIBRARY


Appropriation


$ 800 00


Received from refund on Dog Taxes


229 68


Transferred from Income of Trust Funds


548 81


Total Available


$ 1,578 49


Total Expended


$ 1,578 49


During the past year combination storm-and-screen windows have been installed on the windows in the book- rack section, and metal weather-stripping put around all other windows and doors.


The trustees are making a thorough study of the library building with special reference to the roof and chimney. The building is showing the wear of years and, before redecorating the inside, it is planned to remedy the various causes of dampness.


We note with pleasure the continued growth in ser- vice under Mrs. Mayo's leadership. The summer story-hour groups added to the effectiveness of our library. We wish to thank the town for their support.


Respectfully submitted,


WINIFRED B. LANE, Chairman


RAYMOND H. FIELD


MALCOLM A. FOSS, Clerk


To the Trustees of Fobes Memorial Library:


The library has 250 cards on file and most of these are active.


There was a total circulation of 4531 during 1957, with adult circulation of 1183. In the third grade through high school group, the circulation was 2443, with one third of this total being non-fiction. Pre-school and first and second grades showed a total of 905. These figures include re- newals, and also, books loaned to the library which had a circulation of 85.


Magazine circulation for the year added up to 647 readers in addition to those who read the publications in the reading room. Mr. A. L. Gifford sent his annual gift subscription to Reader's Digest.


Accession records show a total of 122 adult books with


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86 purchases and 36 gifts. Juvenile books accessioned were 76 purchases and 54 gifts, a total of 130. The gifts from townspeople are gratefully acknowledged.


In addition to popular fiction, biography, history and special subjects, the library purchased the 1957 edition of Encyclopedia Britannica Junior. Other outstanding books were, Life's World's Great Religions, American Heritage's Great Historic Places, Eliot's Three Hundred Years of Ame- rican Painting, Steichen's Family of Man and three volumes of Churchill's History of the English-Speaking Peoples.


Mrs. Philip Dwelley and Miss Joan Butler read to the children who attended the story hour held for six consecu- tive weeks during the summer. A total of 28 attended, the majority being pre-school and first grade children. At the final meeting ice cream and cookies were served.


Students were encouraged to qualify for reading certi- ficates by lists suggesting books on our shelves and a group of borrowed books.


Respectfully submitted,


ELEANOR T. MAYO, Librarian


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CEMETERIES


REPORT OF THE CEMETERY COMMITTEE


Appropriation


$ 500 00


Transfer from Sale of Lots Account


50 00


From Interest of Trust Funds


967 35


Labor


Leonard A. Hardy


$ 950 47


Leonard W. Hardy, Sr.


34 80


Ralph Downer


20 30


Paul Downer


24 05


William Wareing


102 23


David Kessler


11 60


Materials and Supplies


R. T. Quigley


$ 28 45


David Labonte


5 79


Furnace Grain Co.


28 40


Jamara Bros., Inc.


75 50


Wirthmore Stores


102 82


A. Girard & Sons


42 90


St. Pierre Chain Co.


34 01


Office Expenses and Supplies A. Webb


16 03


Outside Equipment Hire


J. Narrow


1 00


William Wareing


39 00


$ 1,517 35 $


1,517 35


Annual and Perpetual Care


Balance Sale of Lots, Accts. 1-1-57


$ 57 50


Sale of Lots for 1957


30 00


Annual Care of Lots for 1957


79 05


Perpetual Care Fund Established


200 00


Transfer to Approp. Acct.


50 00


Paid Town Treas. Esti .- Rec. Acct.


79 05


Barre Sav. Bank No. 17992


200 00


Balance Sale of Lots Acct. 12-31-57


37 50


$ 366 55 $


366 55


Respectfully submitted,


ARTHUR WEBB, Secretary


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ANNUAL REPORT


FINANCIAL REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICIALS


OF THE


TOWN OF OAKHAM


FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1957


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Expenditures Table of Accounts General Government


Account


Available Expended


Unexpended Balance


Town Officers'


Salaries


$ 2,035 00 $


2,035 00 $


0 00


Town Officers' Supplies


481 05


481 05


0 00


Bonding Town Officers


100 00


92 75


7 25


Elections & Registrations


200 00


121 50


78 50


Printing


666 71


666 71


0 00


Memorial Hall Maintenance 719 58


719 58


0 00


Totals


$ 4,202 34 $


4,116 59 $


85 75


Protection to Persons and Property


Police


$ 214 20 $


214 20 $


0 00


Fire Department


2,196 47


2,196 47


0 00


Sealer of


Weights and Measures


20 00


20 00


0 00


Moth Suppression


210 00


203 20


6 80


Dutch Elm Disease Control


225 25


225 25


0 00


Tree Warden


50 00


49 50


50


Inspection of Wires


25 00


15 00


10 00


Dog Officer


75 00


75 00


0 00


Civilian Defense


240 68


75 00


165 68


Totals


$ 3,256 60 $


3,073 62 $


182 68


Health and Sanitation


Board of Health $ 350 00 $


223 00 $


127 00


Inspection of Animals


35 00


35 00


0 00


Inspection of Slaughtering


25 00


25 00


0 00


Totals


$ 410 00 $


283 00 $


127 00


Streets and Highways


Chap. 81 Maintenance $ 13,200 00 $ 13,199 70 $


30


Chap. 90 Maintenance


4,800 00 4,799 23


77


Chap. 90 Construction


12,000 00


11,999 96


04


Snow Removal


& Sanding


4,600 00


4,517 48


82 52


Purchase & Maintenance 4,000 00


3,454 44


*545 56


Stone Road


651 60


651 60


0 00


ANNUAL REPORT


61


Barre Road - Chap. 718 7,684 77


7,682 04


2 73


Street Lights


396 00


396 00


0 00


Totals


$ 47,332 37 $ 46,700 45 $


631 92


*Returned to Machinery Fund


Welfare and Charities


Public Assistance


and Administration $ 12,477 19 $ 12,459 41 $


17 78


Schools and Education


Schools


$ 40,029 16 $ 40,028 83 $


0 33


School Lunch


3,377 34 3,377 34


Library


1,578 49


1,578 49


4-H Clubs


100 00 95 42


4 58


Totals


$ 45,084 99 $ 45,080 08 $


4 91


Cemeteries


Cemeteries, General* $ 1,161 01 $


1,161 01 $


0 00


Center Cemetery


356 34


356 34


0 00


Totals


$ 1,517 35 $ 1,517 35 $ 0 00


*Includes $50.00 appropriated and expended for new lots.


Retirement and Social Security


Employees' Compensation Insurance


$ 711 06 $


711 06 $ 0 00


Worcester County


Retirement Assessment


526 99


526 99


0 00


Worcester County


Retirement Payments


576 41


576 41


0 00


Federal Withholding Payments


2,995 01


2,995 01


0 00


Totals


$ 4,809 47 $


4,809 47 $


0 00


Unclassified


Miscellaneous


$ 425 00 $


340 41 $


84 59


Memorial Day Observances 100 00


86 08


13 92


Fire Insurance


349 63


349 63


0 00


Care of Town Common


60 00


60 00


0 00


Veterans' Benefits


200 00


18 55


181 45


Fire Siren


600 00


600 00


0 00


Fire Station


15,000 00


14,732 07


267 93


Wright Ball Park


1,080 43


1,077 52


2 91


Painting Town Clock


600 00


598 33


1 67


Totals


$ 18,415 06 $ 17,862 59 $


552 47


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Maturing Debts and Interest


Maturing Debts (Schools) $ 2,000 00 $ 2,000 00 $ 0 00


Interest on Maturing Debts


School Remodeling


537 50


310 00


Fire Station


227 50


0 00


Totals


$ 2,537 50 $ 2,537 50 $ 0 00


State and County Assessments


Worcester County Tax $ 2,303 05 $


2,303 05 $


0 00


Worcester County Tubercular


Hospital


2,175 60


2,175 60


0 00


State Parks and Reservations


162 22


162 22


0 00


State Audit


592 54


592 54


0 00


Totals


$ 5,233 41 $


5,233 41 $ 0 00


Tax Refunds and Payments


Excise Taxes


$ 241 65 $


241 65 $


0 00


Real Estate


68 90


68 90


0 00


Personal Property


7 80


7 80


0 00


Dog Tax Receipts Paid to County


293 50


293 50


0 00


Totals


$ 611 85 $


611 85 $


0 00


Alden Fund


Trust Funds $ 1,003 10 $


1,003 10 $


0 00


Temporary Loans


Highway Maintenance and


Construction Loan $ 12,000 00 $ 12,000 00 $


0 00


Bequests


Cemetery Perpetual Care


Bequests $ 200 00 $


200 00 $


0 00


Totals


$ 159,091 23 $ 157,488 42 $


1,602 81


ITEMIZED ACCOUNT OF EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Officers' Salaries


Appropriation Paid to


$ 2,035 00


Amount


Town Clerk 150 00


Dorothy P. Day


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Selectmen *


Roger H. Lonergan,


Chairman and Clerk


$ 150 00


John P. O'Donnell


100 00


Walter W. Nelson


100 00


Assessors


Chester M. Rood, Chairman $ 125 00


Ludwick Szczuka 100 00


W. Francis Brennan


100 00


Dorothy P. Day, Clerk


75 00


School Committee


Willard C. Rutherford, Chairman 50 00


Mary H. Parsons, Clerk 50 00


Philip E. Dwelly


25 00


Moderator


Frederick H. Lane


20 00


Tax Collector


Walter W. Chapman


400 00


Treasurer


Walter W. Chapman


400 00


Auditor


O. Harold Erickson $ 100 00


Library Trustees


Winifred B. Lane, Chairman $ 15 00


Malcolm A. Foss 10 00


Raymond H. Field


10 00


Eleanor T. Mayo, Clerk


10 00


Cemetery Committee


Arthur Webb, Chairman


$ 25 00


Nelson E. Mayo


10 00


Frederick G. Stone


10 00


Total Expended


$


2,035 00 0 00


Unexpended Balance *Also Board of Health and Board of Public Welfare.


Town Officers' Supplies


Appropriation


$ 400 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


81 05


Total Available


$ 481 05


Expended for Supplies:


No. Brookfield News $ 3 55


Office Equipment Co. 3 75


Stoneham Independent Inc. 2 00


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Hobbs and Warren


51 42


Davol Printing House


4 23


W. Costelló


7 00


Palley Office Supply


23 47


Mimeograph Distributors


1 83


$ 97 25


Stamps and Staionary:


Orton O. Butler


$ 106 00


Dorothy P. Day


16 70


Palley Office Supply


2 91


Hobbs and Warren


4 40


Barre Publishing Co.


17 37


The Crombie Press


58 77


The Oakham Star


10 00


$


216 15


Miscellaneous


Worcester County Abstract Co. $


50 20


Worcester County Trust Co.


55 00


Security System


61 90


Commissioner of Public Safety


0 55


Total Expended


$


481 05


Unexpended Balance


$


0 00


Bonding Town Officers


Appropriation


$


100 00


Expended for


Bonding Treasurer and Tax Collector


Robert Dea $ 72 75


Bonding Town Clerk Healy Brothers


5 00


Bonding Assistant Treasurer Robert Dea 10 00


Bonding Deputy Tax Collector


5 00


Total Expended $ 92 75


Unexpended Balance


$


7 25


Elections and Registrations $


Appropriation


Expended for


Ballot Clerks:


Stephanie Nelson


$ 10 00


Annie Robinson


10 00


Mary E. Spinney


10 00


William Zukus


10 00


200 00


Robert Dea


$ 167 65


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Registering Voters Dorothy P. Day


15 50


Taking State Census Vera Dean 55 00


Police Duty Leonard A. Hardy


11 00


Total Expended


$ 121 50


Unexpended Balance


$


78 50


Printing


Appropriation


$ 600 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


66 71


Total Available


$ 666 71


Expended for:


Annual Report Barre Publishing Co.


$ 438 80


Assessors Report Barre Publishing Co. 157 20


Discussion Meeting and Planning Board Hearing notices


Rutland Training Center


13 50


Forms, etc.,


Barre Publishing Co.


57 21


Total Expended


$ 666 71


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Memorial Hall Maintenance


Appropriation


$ 650 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


69 58


Total Availabe


$ 719 58


Expended for:


Electric lights and power


Worc. County Electric Co. $ 441 76


Janitor Service


Mrs. Lillian Black


60 00


William N. Wareing


132 50


Installing Outside Lights Leroy Spinney


39 40


Supplies


R. T. Quigley 35 45


Butler's Store


1 72


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Barre Publishing Co. 3 75


Tuning piano C. A. Hanson


5 00


Total Expended


$ 719 58


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police


Appropriation


$ 150 00


Trans. from Public Assistance


75 00


Total Available


$ 225 00


Expended for:


Police duty


Walter W. Nelson


$ 66 50


Frederick G. Stone


22 00


Walter E. Cole


26 00


Harold E. Black, Jr.


5 00


$ 119 50


Insurance


Frank A. Smith & Son


$


39 20


Supplies


H. E. Glidden Co. (Light)


$ 50 50


Commissioner of Public Safety


5 00


Total Expended


$


214 20


Unexpended Balance


$ 10 80


Fire Department


Appropriation


$ 1,800 00


Transferred from Available Funds


300 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


96 47


Total Available


$ 2,196 47


Expended for:


Labor fighting fires, etc. $ 431 55


Telephone


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


274 72


Gasoline, fuel oil etc.


E. P. Wine


365 04


David Labonte


19 38


Equipment and supplies


David Deane


381 17


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R. T. Quigley 3 92


Bowker Hamblin


87 00


Stevens Fire Equipment Co.


72 00


Ralph Downer


1 30


Repairs to equipment etc.


Gordon C. Young $ 14 50


J. C. Lane & Sons


44 19


Elwin Whitman


41 15


Electric power


Worcester County Electric Co.


17 90


Insurance Frank A. Smith & Son 388 77


Miscellaneous


Neway Express, Inc.


2 78


Town of North Brookfield


35 00


Town of New Braintree


12 40


Leonard A. Hardy


3 70


Total Expended


$ 2,196 47


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Appropriation


$


20 00


Expended for:


Inspected scales and pumps Frederick G. Stone $ 20 00


$ 20 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Dog Officer


Appropriation


$


75 00


Expended for:


Disposing of stray dogs Waclaw Smichinski $ 23 00


Dog officer's wages and expenses Waclaw Smichinski 44 70


Advertising


Worcester Telegram 2 30


Miscellaneous


Dr. Louis B. Grace


5 00


Total Expended


$ 75 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Total Expended


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Moth Suppression


$ 210 00


Appropriation Expended for: Labor


Roscoe Crawford


$ 15 40


Percy Wilbur


5 60


Edward H. Kennan


5 60


Wesley Dwelly


5 60


Spraying trees Brewer Tree Experts


171 00


Total Expended


$


203 20


Unexpended Balance


$ 6 80


Dutch Elm Disease Control


Appropriation


$ 210 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


15 25


Total Available


$ 225 25


Expended for


Labor


Roscoe Crawford


$ 107 65


Percy Wilbur


57 40


Edward H. Kennan


33 60


Wesley Dwelly


26 60


Total Expended


$


225 25


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Tree Warden


Appropriation


$ 50 00


Expended for:


Labor removing trees


Percy Wilbur


$


25 50


Edward H. Kennan


24 00


Total Expended


$ 49 50


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 50


Inspection of Wires


$ 25 00


Appropriation Expended for:


Inspection of installations Ralph Downer $ 15 00


Total Expended


15 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 10 00


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Civilian Defense


Appropriation


$ 50 00


Carried over from 1956


190 68


Total Available


$ 240 68


Expended for:


Part payment for siren David Deane $ 75 00


Total Expended


$ 75 00


Unexpended Balance - Carried over to 1958 $ 165 68


HEALTH and SANITATION Board of Health


$ 350 00


Appropriation Expended for:


Hospital Care


Worc. County Sanatorium $ 135 00


Polio Inoculation


Channing W. Washburn, M.D. 20 00


Cleaning Town Dump


Edgar W. Sykes 68 00


Total Expended


$ 223 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 127 00


Inspection of Animals


Appropriation


$ 35 00


Expended for:


Wages and expenses W. Francis Brennan $ 35 00


Total Expended


$ 35 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


Inspection of Slaughtering


Appropriation Expended for:


Wages and expenses W. Francis Brennan


$ 25 00


Total Expended $ 25 00


$ 25 00


Unexpended Balance


$ 0 00


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STREETS AND HIGHWAYS


Chapter 81 Maintenance


Available


13,200 00 $


Wages


3,495 65


$


Town Equipment


946 00


Hired Equipment


C. B. Cleaners $ 320 00


DeMarco, Michael 240 50


East Brookfield, Town of 17 00


Hardwick, Town of 48 00


Jamara Bros 621 50


Kazemekas, Benny


48 00


Sykes, Edgar W. 10 00


Walker, Norman


44 00


Wiley, James D.


40 00


Young, R. T. Jr.


1,490 50


$ 2,879 50


Material


Bachelder's Truck Farm Equipment


Company $ 220 00


Doyle, John J. Co.


723 40


Holden Trap Rock Co. 93 15


Independent


Coal Tar Co.


3,730 21


Jamara Bros.


715 08


New England Metal Culvert Co.


139 12


Petrometal Industries


104 59


Worcester, County of 48 00


Zukus, William


105 00


$ 5,878 55


Total


$ 13,199 70


Balance


$ 30


Chapter 90 Construction


Available


$ 12,000 00


Wages


Town Equipment


$ 2,096 50 991 60


Hired Equipment C. B. Cleaners $ 44 00


DeMarco, Michael 777 75


Hardwick, Town of 48 00


Jamara Bros. 1,374 00


Kazemekas, Benny 48 00


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Sandman, Wm. 39 20


Sykes, Edgar W.


72 00


Walker, Norman


44 00


Young, R. T. Jr.


2,405 00


Material


Blake, Geo. F., Inc. $ 1,246 43


Doyle, John J. Co. 88 25


Dwelly, Mrs. Robert C.


384 32


Independ'nt Coal Tar Co. 1,370 79


Jamara Bros. 61 36


New England Metal Culvert Co. 180 81


Norfolk Industries


660 00


Shepardson, L. J. & Son


22 20


Zukus, Wm. 45 75


$ 4,059 91


$ 11,999 96


Independent Coal TariCo. 1,370 79


Balance


$ -


04


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Available


4,800 00 $


Wages


$ 646 00


Town Equipment


238 60


Hired Equipment


DeMarco, Michael $ 149 50


East Brookfield, Town of 16 00


Hardwick, Town of 48 00


Jamara Bros. 372 25


Young, R. T. Jr.


334 00


$ 919 75


Material


Doyle, John J. Co. $ 73 50


Holden Trap Rock Co. 358 31


Independent Coal Tar Company


2,108 77


Jamara Bros. 454 30


$ 2,994 88


$ 4,799 23


Balance


$ 77


Stone Hill Road


Available


$ 651 60


Wages Town Equipment


$ 36 00 28 80


Hired Equipment


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DeMarco, Michael $ 90 00


Jamara Bros.


96 00


Sykes, Edgar W.


52 00


Young, R. T. Jr.


269 00


$ 507 00


Material


Jamara Bros.


79 80


$


79 80


$


651 60


Chapter 718 - Barre Road


Available


$


7,864 77


Wages


$


1,669 50


Town Equipment


372 80


Hired Equipment


DeMarco, Michael $ 453 00


Jamara Bros.


696 00


Kazemekas, Benny


120 00


Sandman, Wm.


70 80


Sykes, Edgar W.


256 00


Walker, Norman 187 00


Young, R. T. Jr.


2,405 00


$


4,187 80


Material


Independent Coal Tar Company 698 65


New England Metal Culvert Company 319 97


Shepardson, L. J. & Son 23 75


Spinney, Leroy C. 129 60


Zukus, Wm. 280 00 $ 1,451 97


$


7,682 07


Snow and Sand


Available


4,600 00 $


Wages


Town Equipment


Hired Equipment Blake, Levi, Jr. $ 342 00


DeMarco, Michael 630 00


New Braintree, Town of 36 00


Young R. T. Jr. 85 50 $ 1,093 50


Material


International Salt Co. 461 46 Jamara Bros. 250 00


$


1,825 82


747 00


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Young, R. T. Jr. 139 70


$ 851 16


$ 4,517 48


Machinery Fund


On hand, January 1, 1957 Machinery Rentals


$ 3,324 80


5,470 70


Transferred to Machinery Account March Meeting $ 2,500 00


November Meeting 1,500 00


4,000 00


1,470 70


Machinery Acct. Balance $ 545 24


$ 2,016 24


WELFARE AND CHARITIES


Total Appropriation for Public Assistance and Administration $ 8,800 00


Expenditures


Account


Federal Funds


Town Funds


Total


Old Age Assistance $ 5,295 19 $


6,046 45 $ 11,341 64


Aid to Dependent Children 257 00


98 00 355 00


Disability Assistance


142 00


142 00


General Relief


320 77 320 77


Administration


300 00


300 00


Totals $ 5,552 19 $


6,907 22 $ 12,459 41


Unexpended


Balance of Town Funds


$ 1,892 78


Transferred to Miscellaneous Acct.


150 00


Transferred to Police Account


75 00


Transferred to Snow Removal


Transferred to Snow Removal and Sanding


600 00


Transferred to School Account


1,050 00


Total transferred from Public Assistance


$ 1,875 00


Balance Returned to Revenue $ 17 78


Federal Account


Balance


Fed.


Fed. Funds


Bal.


Account


1-1-57


Grants


Expended


12-31-57


Old Age Assist.


$ 1,654 94 $ 5,258 93 $ 5,295 19 $ 1,618 28


Disability Assist.


647 13


96 20


743 33


Aid to Dep. Children


223 94


185 48


257 00


152 42


Totals


$ 2,526 01 $ 5,540 21 $ 5,552 19 $2,514 03


$ 2,145 90


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Old Age Assistance


Receipts


Old Age Assistance Appropriation $ 6,400 00


Federal Grants accrued and paid 5,258 53


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 1-1-57 1,654 94


State reimbursements on Advice of Audit


4,348 45


State O.A.A. Meal Tax 237 38


Other Cities & Town Reimbursements 891 92


Total


$ 18,791 22


Expenditures and Estimates


Paid on Selectmen's Warrants (Recipients) $ 11,320 48


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 12-31-57 1,618 28


State Reimbursements to Estimated Receipts 4,348 45


State O.A.A. Meal Tax to Estimated Receipts 237 38


Payments from Other Cities and Towns to Estimated Receipts 891 92


Payments to Other Cities and Town: North Brookfield 21 16


Returned to Revenue 353 55


Total $ 18,791 22 Year Gross Expense Reimbursements Net Expense


1957 $ 11,341 64 $ 10,736 28 $ 605 36


Aid to Dependent Children


Receipts


Aid to Dependent Children Appropriation $ 550 00


Federal Grants accrued and paid 185 48


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 1-1-57 223 94


State Reimbursement on Advice of Audit 164 29


Total


1,123 71 $


Expenditures and Estimates


Paid on Selectmen's Warrants (Recipients) $ 355 00


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 12-31-57 152 42


State Reimbursements to Estimated Receipts 164 29


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ANNUAL REPORT


Returned to Revenue 452 00


Total


Year Gross Expense


Reimbursements


1957 $ 355 00 $ 349 77


$ 1,123 71 Net Expense $ 5 23


Disability Assistance


Receipts


Disability Assistance Appropriation $ 900 00


Federal Grants accrued and paid 96 20


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 1-1-57


647 13


State Reimbursements on Advice of Audit 61 15


Total


1,704 48 $


Expenditures and Estimates


Paid on Selectmen's Warrants (Recipients) $ 142 00


Balance in Fed. Acct. on 12-31-57


743 33


State Reimbursements to Estimated Receipts


61 15


Returned to Revenue 758 00


Total


Year Gross Expense


Reimbursements


1957 $ 142 00 $ 96 20


$ 1,704 48 Net Expense $ 45 80


General Assistance


Receipts


General Assistance Appropriation $ 650 00


State Reimbursement for


Unsettled Cases


66 00


Total


$ 716 00


Expenditures and Estimates


Paid on Selectmen's Warrants


(Direct Aid) $ 10 00


Payments to Other Cities and Towns


260 77


Legal Fees


50 00


State Funds to Estimated Receipts 66 00


Returned to Revenue


329 23


Total


Year Gross Expense


Reimbursements


1957 $ 320 77


$ 66 00


$ 716 00 Net Expense $ 254 77


76


ANNUAL REPORT


WELFARE DISTRICT Administrative Federal Account


1957 Federal reimbursements for four quarters:


Old Age Assistance $ 5,116 31


Aid to Dependent Children


766 63


Disability Assistance


697 86


Balance in Fed. Acct. 1-1-57


175 37


Total Receipts


$


6,756 17


Expended


Salaries


$ 4,177 50


Travel


115 90


Rental


600 00


Postage


56 97


Supplies


53 76


Telephone


26 50


Purchase of Equipment


13 20


Repair of Equipment


18 37


Total Expenses


$ 5,062 20


Balance on December 31st, 1957


$


1,693 97


Administrative State Account


1957 State reimbursements for four quarters:


Old Age Assistance


$ 3,582 50


Aid to Dependent Children


527 43


General Assistance


338 26


Disability Assistance


472 15


Balance in Fed. Acct. 1-1-57


1,252 59


Total Receipts


$ 6,172 93


Expended


Salaries


$ 4,742 50


Travel


184 86


Postage


95 73


Supplies


33 70


Telephone


175 85


Repair of Equipment


18 75


Purchase of Equipment


325 00


Total Expenses


$ 5,576 39


Balance on December 31st, 1957


$ 596 54


77


ANNUAL REPORT


Administrative Town Account Receipts


Advanced by Towns :


North Brookfield


$ 3,300 00


Hardwick


1,445 10


East Brookfield


867 70


Oakham


300 00


Balance in Acct. on 1-1-57


318 09


Total Receipts


6,432 89 $


Expended


Salaries


$ 4,460 00


Travel


245 47


Postage


109 25


Supplies


50 83


Telephone


88 20


Compensation


111 94


Assessment


610 94


Other


5 00


Total Expenses


$ 5,681 63


Balance on December 31st, 1957 $ 751 26


SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION


School


Year Ending December 31, 1957


Appropriated at annual town meeting $ 38,979 16


Trans. from Public Assist. December 31 1,050 00


Total Appropriation


40,029 16


Expenditures


40,028 83


Balance


$ 33


Receipts


Chapter 70


$ 5,484 73


Transportation


13,471 20


Superintendent


117 08


Vocational Aid


373 45


$ 19,446 46


Expenditures


GENERAL CONTROL


Superintendent's Salary & Travel $ 326 26


78


ANNUAL REPORT


Office Salaries


252 55 115 45


Office Expense


$ 694 26


EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION


Teachers' Salaries


$ 9,731 67


Supervisor's Salaries


731 64


Substitute's Salaries


312 00


Textbooks


314 75


Supplies


401 31


$ 11,491 37


OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT


Custodian's Salaries


$ 890 88


Custodian's Supplies


264 50


Fuel


937 79


$


2,093 17


MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL


Repairs and Replacements


Ralph Downer


$ 12 42


Holden Hardware


40 17


Leroy Spinney


54 13


Garfield Wright


232 28


Robert T. Quigley


3 50


W. F. Fullam Holden Heating


246 00


Minneapolis Honeywell


120 22


$ 714 88


AUXILIARY AGENCIES


Health


Mrs. Olmstead


$ -186 19


Mrs. Sullivan


141 92


Dr. Washburn


100 00


Supplies


Chair


10 97


Clothes Rack


4 00


Misc. Supplies


20 58


$


463 66


Tuition


Wachusett Reg. High School $ 8,500 18


No. Brookfield High School


1,508 56


Worcester


415 44


$ 10,424 18


Transportation


Leonard Hardly $ 6,840 00


6 16


79


ANNUAL REPORT


John O'Donnell


High School


1,710 00 5,581 60


Miscellaneous


$ 15 71 $


15 71


Total


$ 40,028 83


School Lunch


Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1957


$ 1,524 88


Received in Federal Grants


654 69


Received from pupils for meals


2,095 98


Total Available Expended for:


4,275 55


Wages and Salaries


Shirley Wareing


$ 1,150 00


Dorothy Lupa


9 50


Supplies, etc.


Butler's Store


$ 272 15


Lehigh B. G.


19 50


John Sexton Co.


724 41


Finan's Express


33 98


Comm. of Mass.


25 20


Worcester Baking Co.




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