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2 17 Lobar Pneumonia
8 Minnie J. Puffer
76
2 26 Lobar Pneumonia
Ellen W. Ryder
92
7 12 Cancer of Bladder
15 John A. Penpraese
68
4
2 Coronary occlusion
15 Lana D. Allen
72
2
Cerebral hemorrhage
27 Etta F. Bradford
75
Chronic diarrhoea
February
6 Maude F. Ross
68
1 15 Carcinoma of spine with metastasis Chronic Myocarditis -
8 Mary (Baylies) Grant
64
9 William F. Marble
84
11
21
Arterio Sclerosis
14 Emma E. Melendy
41
10
16
Pulmonary edema
March
10 John F. Belcher
85
7 13
Terminal pneumonia following Fr. neck of Rt. fenur
11 Francis A. Mahoney
60
Carcinoma of stomach
14 William H. Macomber
61
8
14
Cerebral hemorrhage
21 Charles P. Sapols
56
9
Coronary thrombosis
24 Charles · Bolduc
31
1
6
Coronary thrombosis
April
5 Elbert A. Hambly
77
2
25
Mycardiaf failure
13 Lucy M. Bunker
78
5
14
Probable coronary occlusion
24 Anna C. Hollertz
55
8
-
May
12 Joseph H. Burrill
62
9
6
Gun shot wound of head
18 Louise (Staples) Dole
82
4
6
Inanition Arterio sclerosis
20 Stillborn
21 Daniel J. Lothrop
73
4
22 Carcinoma of stomach (recurrent)
28 Kathleen E. Baker
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81
9
14 Congestive heart disease
21 Kenneth Lee Wiggin July 4 Michael Damaitis
58
6
8 Cardial decompensation
73
Ruptured gall bladder
-
3 21
Fibrosis of Pancreas
June
9 Janet S. A. MacDonald
Age Y. M. D.
Cause
· 14
-
Carcinoma of Uterus (with general metastises)
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Date
5 Erma N. Lawson
10 25
Cancer of Uterus with metastasis in ab- domen & Pelvis
7 Mary E. Belcher
75
3
1 Cerebral hemorrhage
13 Abbie P. Thompson
88
3
11 Hypostatic pneumonia
25 John Alkins
45
Cancer of pancreas with abdominal met- astasis
30 Stillborn -
August
4 Edward Cogan
68 7 .4
Lymphatic Leukaemia Intestinal obstruction
14 Alva M. Cogan
71
-
Hypertensive arteriosclerotic heart dis- ease 1 Prematurity
16 Child of Wm. Skelton, Jr. -
September
11 William P. Prout
60
18 Child of Edward Zabrosky
22 Michael Bluis
56
Malignant disease of stomach
26 Ruth E. Nichols
49
5 25
Cholecystitis, coronary occlusion
October
1 William E. Slade
56
8 10 Coronary thrombosis
7 Edith Smith Prout
58
9
3
Cancer of Uterus
14 Neal K. Barrett
57
11
3
Cerebral hemorrhage Multiple injury from auto accident
17 John T. Hayes
68
28 Ira Allen Leach
65
7 26 Cardiac failure
31 Emma M. Johnson
83
7 17 Senility Old Fract. Rt. hip
December
9 Edith M. Glavin
45
Chronic myocarditis & valvular heart disease
12 Alice E. Chadwick
76
9
24
Pulmonary tuberculosis
12 Rosabel S. Dunham
86
8
18
21 Alwine Hampe (Meyers)
85
1 7
30 Thomas P. Snell
88 - 16 Arterio-sclerosis
HERBERT E. BRYANT,
Town Clerk.
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8 27 Cardiac failure 1 Prematurity
-
- -
Cardiac failure following cerebral hem- orrhage Acute Bronchitis and chronic myocard- itis
·
Age Y. M. D. 65
Cause
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Marriages Recorded in 1943
Jan.
2 John J. Kent of West Bridgewater and Marietta E. Lothrop of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Cornelius P. Murray.
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Jan. 11 Earle H. Waite of West Bridgewater and Rose M Chadwick of Rockland, at Rockland, by Rev. James F. Cassidy.
Jan. 30 Anthony Barros of West Bridgewater and Sarah H. Salvador of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas F. Devlin.
Feb. 6 Bror A. Hanson of Brockton and Adeline P. Peter- son of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Peter Froeberg.
Feb. 14 Alvin C. Finch of West Bridgewater and Milder R. Kugis of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Orville E. Crain.
Feb. 14 Harold D. VanDyke of West Bridgewater and Anna S. Finch of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Albrot S. Kellie.
Mar. 4 Wesley Place of Brockton and Dorothy Badger of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas F. Devlin.
Mar. 19 Michael P. Lukaweski of Norwood and Marianne Turski of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. John B. Missa.
Apr. 17 Harold E. Anderson of Brockton and Edith F. How- ard of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Axel Bergstede.
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Apr. 17 Robert N. Berglund of Brockton and Shirley B. Scranton of West Bridgewater, at Camp Edwards, by Charles W. Loom, Chaplain in U. S. Army.
Apr. 24 James C. Brown of West Bridgewater and Estelle R. Monroe of Brockton, at Brockton, by J. Albert Sul- . livan, Justice of Peace.
Apr. 25 Joseph Campanelli of Brockton and Margaret C. Silva of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas F. Devlin.
May
3 William A. Chouinard of West Bridgewater and Mar- aret M. Dearth of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Rudolph L. Samuelson.
May 30 Francis Cheyunski of West Bridgewater and Frances Mockus of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. John B. Missa.
June 19 Charles A. Beals of East Bridgewater and Evelyn L. Almquist of West Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater, by Rev. Charles E. Beals.
June 23 Royal K. Snell of West Bridgewater and Dorothy E. Smith of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Horace F. Holton.
June 25 Charles A. Freeman, Jr. of West Bridgewater and Jean Gillespie of West Bridgewater, at West Bridge- water, by Rev. J. Wesley Pierson.
June 26 Frederick P. Sullivan of West Bridgewater and Marie E. Smith of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas F. Devlin.
July 3 Joseph Trinque of Middleboro and Lelia M. Finch of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. J. Charles Cormier.
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July 15 James R. Young of West Bridgewater and Helen Louise Sanborn of West Bridgewater, at West Bridge- water, by Rev. Edwin H. Gibson.
Aug. 4 Henry J. Cassiani of West Bridgewater and Jean Galligan of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. C. L. Reardon.
Aug. 14 Frederick G. Wilkins of West Bridgewater and Vio- let May Chandler of West Bridgewater, at Carver, by Rev. William I. Ward.
Aug. 16 Ralph B. Swartz of West Bridgewater and Mildred V. Lang of West Bridgewater, at Whitman, by Arthur T. Cole, Justice of Peace.
Sept. 1 Louis R. Kaminsky of Brockton and Louise H. Moore of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. James K. Allen.
Sept. 12 Arthur J. Lupien of West Bridgewater and Helen E. Moretti of East Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas J. Ford.
Sept. 18 Luigi Bottiglieri of Brockton and Eugenia L. De- Laura of West Bridgewater, at Worcester, by Rev. A. J. Daley.
Oct. 7 Abraham J. Kashan of Brockton and Della M. George Kalil of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Paul Merab.
Oct. 9 Thomas F. Silva of West Bridgewater and Mary Andrew of Taunton, at Taunton, by Rev. Thomas H. Taylor.
Oct. 10 Irving R. Lewis of Brockton and Margery P. Alden of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Francis L. Cooper.
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Oct. 16 Alfred Davenport of Brockton and Martha S. Peter- son of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Peter Froeberg.
Oct. 28 Francis H. Seymour of West Bridgewater and Inez M. Baker of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Thomas F. Devlin.
Nov. 19 Richard E. Hanson of West Bridgewater and Josie C. Simpson of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Or- ville E. Crain.
Nov. 20 William A. Melendy of West Bridgewater and Anna E. Bergstrom of West Bridgewater, at Boston, by Rev. Thure A. Jacobson.
Dec. 1 Lawrence P. Juergens of West Bridgewater and Thelma M. Hickey of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. J. Wesley Pierson.
Dec. 19 Charles H. Johnson of West Bridgewater and Audrey L. Wilbur of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. J. Wesley Pierson.
Dec. 30 Waldo Hayward of Plymouth and. Bertha F. Pearson of West Bridgewater, at Plymouth, by Rev. Floyd J. Taylor.
Dec. 31 Edward L. Hill of East Bridgewater and Arlene D. Weymert of West Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater, by Rev. Iris Kerr.
HERBERT E. BRYANT,
Town Clerk.
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ABSTRACT FROM CHAPTER 46. OF THE GENERAL LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Sec. 3 Physicians and midwives shall, within forty-eight hours after the birth of every child in cases of which they were in charge, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred, a notice stating the date and place of the birth giving the street and number if any, color and the family name. They shall within fifteen days after the birth, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred, a report of the birth, stating the date and place, the name, if any, of the child, its sex and color, and the names, ages, places of birth, occupations and residences of the parents, giving the street number, if there be any, and the number of the ward in the city, the maiden name of the mother, if the full return is not made within forty-eight hours.
The fee of the physician or midwife shall be twenty-five cents for each birth so reported. A physician or midwife who neglects to report each birth within forty-eight hours or fifteen days thereafter, shall for each offense forfeit a sum not exceed- ing twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 6 Parents, within FORTY DAYS after the birth of a child. and every householder within FORTY DAYS after a birth in his house, SHALL cause notice thereof to be given to the CLERK of the city or town in which such child is born.
The facts required for record, as stated in section 3, shall, so far as known or obtainable, be included in every notice given under the provisions of this section.
Sec. 8 A parent, or other person who, by section 6, is re- quired to give, or cause to be given notice of a birth or death, who neglects to do so for TEN DAYS after the time limit there- for, shall forfeit not more than five dollars, for each offense.
Sec. 24 The Town Clerk shall furnish blanks for returns of births to parents, householders, physicians and midwives who apply therefor.
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DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1943
Males
271
@ $ 2.00
$ 542.00
Spayed Females
91 @
2.00
182.00
Females
49
@
5.00
245.00
Kennels
3
@
25.00
75.00
414
1,044.00
Less Clerk's Fees
414 @
.20
82.80
Paid During Year to County Treasurer
961.20
FISH AND GAME LICENSES ISSUED IN 1943
Resident Fishing Licenses
48 @ $ 2.00
$ 96.00
Resident Hunting Licenses
55 @
2.00
110.00
Resident Sporting Licenses
29 @
3.25
94.25
Resident Female or Minor
Fishing Licenses
9
@
1.25
11.25
Resident Minor Trapping Licenses
4
@
2.25
9.00
Resident Trapping Licenses
5
@
5.25
26.25
150
$ 346.75
Less Clerk's Fees
150
@
.25
37.50
309.25
Resident Sporting Licenses
4
FREE
Resident Military or Naval Sporting Licenses
3
FREE
Duplicate Licenses
2
@
.50
1.00
Whole Number Issued
159
Paid to Fish and Game Division
$ 310.25
HERBERT E. BRYANT, Town Clerk.
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LIST OF JURORS
Name Address
Occupation
Anderson, Elmer L., 269 Matfield St.
Andrews, Henry E., 75 Maolis Ave.
Arvidson, Albert E., 431 No. Elm St.
Asack, Edward G., 166 South St.
Baker, Frederick W., 136 Copeland St. Belmore, Louis O., 227 Matfield St. Benson, Bror A., 327 East St. Braga, Alphonse, 18 Central Sq.
Retired Mason Mechanic Manager
Brown, Dexter E., 36 Brooks Pl.
Burque, Frank X., 26 West Center St.
Carlson, Ivan P., 153 Brooks Pl. Caswell, Merrill L., 381 East St. Chisholm, Fred G., 46 Sunset Ave. Cogswell, Norman, 1 Francis Ave. Coogan, Edward, 514 West Center St.
Gas Station Operator Dairyman Mechanic
Couite, Joseph A., 93 Copeland St. Daily, David, 109 South Elm St. Dansereau, Jeremiah P., 20 Plain St. Duperre, George J., 9 Crescent St. Edson, Minot, 445 West Center St. Eaton, Alton, 141 Crescent St.
Truck Driver Foreman Bus Driver Farmer Animal Inspector Meat Cutter Foreman Carpenter Painter
Ensher, Edward, 175 Lincoln St.
Farmer
Farmer
Erbeck, Phillip A., 75 Bryant St. Fish, Ralph W., 373 North Elm St. Fongealaz, Ernest A., 486 West Center St. Frazier, John L., 119 So. Elm St.
Director Mechanic
Police Guard Dairy Farmer
Gibson, William E., Jr., 22 River St. Green, Harry D., 120 Ash St. Laborer Manufacturer Farmer
Hayden, Louis P., 351 North Elm St. Hayward, John L., 151 E. Center St.
Farmer Shoeworker Shoeworker Turkey Farmer Poultry Man
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Hemenway, J. Russell, 48 Plain St. Holden, Raleigh, 20 Walnut St.
Jordan, Richard, 96 Prospect St. Kline, Jos. H., 49 Walnut St. Lawson, Oliver A., 433 Spring St. Leonard, Charles E., 11 Willow St. McCarthy, Jeremiah J., 10 Beacon St.
Retired
Peterson, James P., 57 North Main St. Retired Thomas, Francis E., 138 North Elm St. Clerk Towers, Walter H., 449 North Elm St. Clerk
Box Maker Farmer Truck Driver Musician Bank Clerk Farmer
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR JURY DUTY 1943
Carlson, Ivan P.
Chisholm, Fred G.
Ensher, Edward J. Holbrook, James R.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN ACCOUNTANT
OF 1
WEST BRIDGEWATER
Massachusetts
For the Year Ending December 31 1943
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To the Board of Selectmen:
I submit herewith my annual report in accordance with Section 61, Chapter 41, General Laws, for the year ending De- cember 31, 1943, giving a statement of all receipts and expendi- tures of the town and showing the amount of each specific ap- propriation, with statements showing the town debt and trust funds.
A. M. DEAN, Town Accountant.
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GENERAL ACCOUNTS
FINANCIAL CONDITION December 31, 1943
ASSETS
Cash:
General
Library-Petty Cash
$70,858.81 10.00
$70,868.81
Accounts Receivable:
Taxes:
Levy of 1942: Personal
71.18
Levy of 1943:
Poll
4.00
Personal
1,244.47
Real Estate
13,235.06
14,483.53
14,554.71
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Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:
Levy of 1941
2.79
Levy of 1942
4.74
Levy of 1943
317.04
324.57
Tax Title
2,939.83
Tax Possessions
1,386.07
4,325.90
Departmental:
Health
282.85
State Aid®
120.00
Old Age Assistance
1,007.69
1,410.54
Aid to Highway-Chapter No. 90:
State
33.60
County
33.60
67.20
Water Department:
Rates & Services
2,518.93
Water Liens, 1943
234.75
2,753.68
Underestimated 1943 County Assessment
211.07
Overdrawn Accounts:
Highway, Chapter 90
24.96
Scholarship Trust Fund Income
150.00
174.96
$94,691.44
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Special Accounts:
Westdale Improvement Society
$174.76
Surplus War Bonus Fund ?
540.32
715.08
Tailings
Pay Roll Deductions:
Purchase of War Bonds
58.25
Federal Taxes
1,036.66
25.72
1,094.91
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Sale of Real Estate Fund
1,707.00
Fire Loss Reimbursement
750.00
Dog Licenses Due County
664.80
Highway Machine Fund
3,897.36
Overestimated 1943 State Parks & Reservations Federal Grants:
4.00
Child Welfare Service
250.83
Old Age Assistance Administration
32.50
Aid to Dependent Children Administration
12.84
Vocational Education
625.00
921.17
Unexpended Appropriation Balance
2,101.83
Water Department Available Surplus
7,212.38
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
6,142.52
Overlay Reserved for Tax Abatements: Levy of 1942
71.18
Levy of 1943
2,760.68
2,831.86
Revenue Reserved Until Collected:
Tax Title and Tax Possession
4,325.90
Motor Vehicle Excise
324.57
Departmental
1,410.54
Aid to Highway, Chapter No. 90
67.20
Water
2,753.68
8,881.89
Surplus Revenue
57,740.92
$94,691.44
DEBT ACCOUNT
Net Funded or Fixed Debt; Water Loans
6,500.00
TRUST FUNDS AND INVESTMENT
Trust Funds, Cash, Investments and Securities
$53,911.02
William J. & Anna C. Howard Scholarship Fund
5,234.02
Library Funds
21,458.61
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
6,968.39
Investment, Post War Rehabilitation
20,250.00
$53,911.02
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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
RECEIPTS
GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES:
Current Year:
Real Estate
$69,125.76
Personal
10,718.75
Poll
1,882.00
$81,726.51
Previous Years:
Real Estate
15,405.72
Personal
1,360.85
Poll
6.00
Tax Recovery
186.93
Tax Titles
1,791.16
Tax Titles Possessions
107.00
18,857.66
FROM THE STATE:
Income Tax
13,014.79
Corporations Taxes
3,296.54
Old Age Assistance Meal Tax
506.76
Reimbursement from Loss of Taxes
54.86
16,872.95
LICENSES AND PERMITS:
Beer and Liquor
900.00
Oleo and Sunday Victuallers
38.50
Pasteurizing Milk
110.00
Permits and All Other Licenses
84.00
FINES AND FORFEITS:
Fines-Court
1,515.00
GRANTS AND GIFTS:
From the State:
1,132.50
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Schools:
Massachusetts School Fund
1,288.87
Tuition of Children
358.97
Vocational Education
360.89
George Deen Federal Fund, Vocational
1.679.73
From the County:
Dog Licenses
736.36
PRIVILEGES
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1943
5,558.75
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1942
282.55
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1941
15.81
5,857.11
DEPARTMENTAL
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
Treasurer
65.25
Collector
1.00
Selectmen
17.50
83.75
TOWN HALL:
Rent and Miscellaneous
352.78
Wood for Public Welfare
62.50
499.03
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:
Sealer of Weights and Measures
30.15
Miscellaneous
4.00
34.15
Fire Insurance Recovery
750.00
FORESTRY:
Moth Department
47.00
HIGHWAYS:
State & County Joint Maintenance
1,848.30
Machine Fund
11.25
Miscellaneous
10.00
1,969.55
HEALTH:
Commonwealth
260.71
2,008.73
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PUBLIC WELFARE:
Reimbursement-Temporary Aid:
State
853.96
Individuals
886.93
1,740.89
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Reimbursements:
Cities & Towns
938.11
State
10,851.91
Federal Grant
15,333.48
Individuals
40.00
27,163.50
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES:
Federal Grant
535.00
DEPENDENT CHILDREN:
State
777.32
Federal Grant
783.56
1,560.88
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS:
State Aid
130.00
Military Aid
45.00
175.00
SCHOOLS:
Tuition
572.83
LIBRARY:
Fines
83.67
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE:
Water Rates
13,969.22
Water Liens
714.42
Miscellaneous
10.30
INTEREST:
Real Estate and Personal
429.14
Motor Vehicle Excise
7.32
Tax Title Redemption
313.75
Charges & Fees
131.35
Water Liens Added to Real Estate
.79
14,693.94
882.35
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AGENCY, TRUSTS AND INVESTMENTS: Agency:
Dog Tax 967.20
Trusts:
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, Withdrawn for use,
123.50
Library Trust Funds, Withdrawn for use,
430.07
Investments-Trust Funds:
Investment 250.00
Library Trust Funds
430.38
Scholarship Trust Fund
125.00
Departmental:
Deducted for Purchase of
War Bonds 357.50
Deducted for Federal
Payroll Tax
2,869.84
4,032.72
REFUNDS:
Ration Board
.16
Water Bonds Interest
10.00
10.16
Total Receipts
$186,918.70
Departmental Accounts
PAYMENTS
MODERATOR
Appropriation
25.00
Expenses:
Moderator
25.00
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Appropriation
15.00
Expenses :
Finance Committee
3.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue 12.00
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PRESERVING OLD RECORDS
Appropriation 50.00
Expense:
Preserving Old Records
16.71
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
33.29
LAW
Appropriation
25.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
825.00
850.00
Expenses:
Law
850.00
OTHER FINANCIAL OFFICES
Appropriation
25.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
25.00
SELECTMEN
Appropriation
700.00
Salary
430.00
Expense
270.00
Expenses :
Salary
391.00
Clerk
80.94
Office Supplies & Postage
12.27
Printing and Advertising
47.71
All Other
63.58
595.50
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
104.50
ACCOUNTING
Appropriation
800.00
Expenses:
Accountant
624.00
Typist-Clerk
119.94
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Printing & Postage All Other
5.96
16.71
766.61
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
33.39
TREASURER
Appropriation:
1,350.00
Salary
800.00
Expense
550.00
Expenses :
Salary
800.00
Clerk
50.00
Office Supplies
24.12
Travel
86.00
Tax Title Expense
18.12
Stationery & Postage
127.65
Printing
23.04
Surety Bond
76.00
Notary Fees
3.25
All Other
3.00
1,211.18
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
138.82
COLLECTOR
Appropriation
1,979.00
Salary
1,400.00
Expense
579.00
Expenses :
Salary
1,400.00
Office Supplies
19.69
Tax Title Expense
38.00
Stationery & Postage
116.10
Printing
85.61
Surety Bonds
179.00
Travel
50.00
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Notary Fees
25.00
1,913.40
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
65.60
ASSESSORS
Appropriation
1,780.00
Salary
1,350.00
Expense
430.00
Expenses:
Salaries
802.50
Transfer Lists and Typist
214.50
Stationery & Postage
10.00
Printing
75.60
Travel
43.50
Office Supplies
22.74
Other
10.35
1,179.19
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
600.81
TOWN CLERK
Appropriation
820.00
Salary
720.00
Expenses
100.00
Expenses:
Salary
720.00
Stationery & Postage
20.93
Printing
35.86
Office Supplies
23.30
Travel
4.50
All Other
3.00
Surety Bond
7.50
815.09
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
4.91
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ELECTION & REGISTRATION
420.00
Expenses :
Registrars
27.00
Counters, Checkers, and Observers
81.00
Annual Lists
154.86
Typist
44.46
Printing Forms
22.48
329.80
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
90.20
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
TOWN HALL
Appropriation
2,725.00
Expenses:
Janitor
1,142.00
Telephone
179.10
Fuel
421.66
Light
197.24
Janitor's Supplies
63.82
Repairs
252.94
Water
14.00
2,270.76
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
454.24
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
3,000.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
131.91
3,131.91
Expenses :
Chief
1,757.51
Police
395.90
Special Police
136.20
Motor Equipment and Repair
164.10
Appropriation
47
Gasoline & Oil
292.27
Stationery & Postage
22.97
Telephone
178.87
Equipment for men
89.04
All Other
27.95
Radio
67.10
3,131.91
DOG OFFICER
Appropriation
60.00
Expenses:
Dog Officer
50.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
10.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
2,330.00
Expenses:
Chief
300.00
Bonus
180.00
Firemen
985.50
Truck Equipment, Repairs & Supplies
226.76
Call Station
180.00
Hose and Fittings
116.88
Gasoline and Oil
65.45
Supplies & Equipment
7.67
Alarm System
32.97
Electricity
82.47
Telephone
126.75
Records
8.00
Fire Protection
3.50
Other
10.54
2,326.29
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
3.71
HYDRANTS
Appropriation
1,490.00
Expenses :
Hydrants-Water Department
1,490.00
48
FORESTRY
MOTH EXTERMINATION
Appropriation
2,280.00
Expenses :
Superintendent
710.00
Labor
906.00
Insecticides
204.00
Equipment & Repairs
116.70
Gasoline & Oil
55.60
Supplies & all Other
72.00
Other
4.00
2,068.30
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
211.70
TREE WARDEN
Appropriation
700.00
Salary
300.00
Expense
400.00
Expenses:
Superintendent
280.42
Labor
347.40
Gasoline & Oil
14.87
Tools & Hardware
2.00
644.69
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
55.31
INSPECTOR
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation
100.00
Expenses:
Sealer
64.86
Gasoline & Oil
9.62
74.48
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
25.52
49
HEALTH AND SANITATION
HEALTH
Appropriation
1,850.00
Salary
100.00
Expense
1,750.00
Expenses :
Salary
2.00
Typist-Clerk
80.94
Forms, Supplies, Stationery & Postage
17.49
Care of Dump
220.08
County Hospital
474.50
Vital Statistics
116.00
All Other
195.00
Visiting Nurse
325.00
Inspection of Animals
61.00
1,492.01
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
357.99
HIGHWAYS
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
10,000.00
Expenses:
Superintendent
1,425.00
Labor
5,531.20
Equipment Hire
544.00
Tarvia
1,342.37
Tools
171.47
Sand
3.80
Electricity
9.00
All Other
12.75
9,039.59
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
960.41
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HIGHWAY-SPECIAL
CHAPTER NO. 90-MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
1,000.00
From Commonwealth of Massachusetts
1,000.00
From County of Plymouth
1,000.00
3,000.00
Expenses:
Labor
374.20
Equipment Hire
551.85
Broken Stone & Gravel
1,062.40
Tarvia
884.81
2,873.26
Balance
126.74
ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Appropriation
1,000.00
Expenses:
Supplies & Repairs
615.29
Gasoline & Oil
333.18
948.47
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
51.53
SNOW REMOVAL
Appropriation
1,500.00
Expenses :
Labor & Snow Plows
965.60
Route No. 106
70.00
1,035.60
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue 464.40
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LAND DAMAGE
CRESCENT STREET
1941 Balance
63.40
Balance carried forward to 1944
63.40
SOUTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
3.00
Balance carried forward to 1944
3.00
RIVER STREET
1941 Balance
2.70
Balance carried forward to 1944
2.70
SPRING STREET
1941 Balance
29.45
Balance carried forward to 1944 1
29.45
NORTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
2.40
Balance carried forward to 1944
2.40
WEST STREET
1941 Balance
14.00
Balance carried forward to 1944
14.00
WEST CENTER STREET
1941 Balance
688.20
Balance carried forward to 1944
688.20
STREET LIGHTS
Appropriation
3,793.68
Expenses:
Street Lights
3,793.68
52
CHILD WELFARE SERVICE
Federal Grant
535.00
Expense
284.17
Balance carried forward to 1944
250.83
CHARITIES
PUBLIC WELFARE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
680.00
Salary
200.00
Expense
480.00
Expenses:
Salary
187.00
General Administration
438.94
Office Supplies
2.90
Printing & Postage
15.42
Other
18.50
662.76
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
18.24
RELIEF
Appropriation
8,000.00
Expenses :
Groceries
703.75
Fuel
269.62
Medicine & Medical
587.68
Cash Grants
1,410.00
Rent
588.00
Shoes & Clothing
61.23
All Other
23.60
Other Cities & Towns
900.59
State Institutions
318.43
4,862.90
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
·
3,137.10
53
DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Appropriation
2,563.00
Federal Funds
827.41
3,390.41
Expenses :
Administration
22.00
Cash Aid
2,456.90
2,478.90
Unexpended balance ;- Reverting to Revenue
898.67
Unexpended balance ;- Federal Balance carried forward to 1944
12.84
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
500.00
Federal Funds
505.50
1,005.50
Expenses :
Agent
550.00
Clerk
243.00
Printing & Postage
43.31
Travel
50.00
Office Expense
51.53
All Other
11.42
949.26
Unexpended balance:
Reverting to Revenue
23.74
Federal Balance carried forward to 1944
32.50
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Appropriation
1,850.00
Refund
40.00
Federal Fund
15,089.12
33,629.12
Expenses:
Cash Grants
30,548.35
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Funerals and Post Mortems
366.00
Other Cities & Towns
726.00
31,640.35
Unexpended balance:
Reverting to Revenue
1,988.77
SOLDIER'S RELIEF
Appropriation
1,000.00
Salary
50.00
Expense
950.00
Expenses:
Clerk
80.94
Fuel
229.14
Cash
343.35
Notary Fees
4.25
657.68
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
342.32
SOLDIERS' BURIAL
Appropriation
100.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
100.00
STATE AID
Appropriation
240.00
Expenses:
State Aid
120.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
120.00
MILITARY AID
Appropriation
250.00
Unexpended balance reverting to Revenue
250.00
55
EDUCATION
53,470.00
Appropriation
Expenses:
General Administration
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