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29 Lawrence Jennings Bosworth, Jr. of Washington, D. C. and Jeanette Evelyn Parker of West Bridgewater at Brock- ton, by Leonard C. Tarrio, Clergyman.
July 13 Leroy Harold Sandwen of Avon and Vineta Ruth Noyes of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Homer F. Perry, Clergyman.
23 William J. Phillips of West Bridgewater and Edith A. K. Alger of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by O. Karl Olan- der, Minister of the Gospel.
August
30 Irving Orcutt Brown of West Bridgewater and Carolyn Wright Greenwood of Sanford, Maine at Sanford, Maine, by Leo C. Pelletier, Clergyman.
30 Robert James Perry of Brockton and Grace Stuart Payne
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of West Bridgewater at Bridgewater, by John H. Hershey, Clergyman.
September
7 Richard Erbeck of West Bridgewater and Claire Eileen LaBaff of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
8 Joseph W. Petkunas of Brockton and Winnifred M. Carley of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by Alphonce B. Jansonia, Priest.
14 Harrison Gilbert Perkins of Braintree and Phyllis Sabin Wells of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Leon C. Fay, Minister.
20 David Adolph Johnson of West Bridgewater and Ellen Virginia Erickson of Brockton at Brockton, by Axel Berg- stedt, Minister of the Gospel.
28 Carl Robert Cassiani of West Bridgewater and June Louise Mignault of Brockton at Brockton, by Rudolph L. Samuel- son, Minister.
28 Roger Russell Phillips of West Bridgewater and Gladys Louise Olson of Brockton at Brockton, by O. Karl Olander, Minister of the Gospel.
October
4 Robert Francis Gotshalk of Brockton and Edith Mary Peters of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Edward McClurg, Clergyman.
4 Howard Stafford Lundgren of West Bridgewater and Grace Ida Johnson of East Bridgewater at East Bridge- water, by Harold Bodle, Justice of the Peace.
4 Ronald Albert Manzer of West Bridgewater and Lois Marie Warger of West Bridgewater at East Bridgewater, by Leon C. Fay, Minister.
7 Maurice James Perrin of West Bridgewater and Helen Baker of West Bridgewater at Bridgewater, by M. Walker Coe, Minister.
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10 Conrad Joseph Anderson of Brockton and Helen Louise Sanborn of West Bridgewater at Whitman, by Harold S. Capron, Minister of the Gospel.
22 Frederick Joseph McCarthy of West Bridgewater and Shirley Mae Perry of West Bridgewater at West Bridge- water, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
26 Herman George Anderson of Brockton and Gertrude Susan Macomber of West Bridgewater at East Bridgewater, by Leon C. Fay, Minister of Gospel.
26 Arthur Shaw Bergman of Brockton and Mary Cappellini Miller of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by Francis T. Cooper, Minister of the Gospel.
26 Charles E. Miner, Jr., of West Bridgewater and Shirley Ryder of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Leon C. Fay, Minister.
26 William Winslow Noyes of West Bridgewater and June Lorraine Goldie of West Bridgewater at West Bridge- water, by Ellery G. Dakin, Minister of the Gospel.
26 William George Panos of West Bridgewater and Elenora Benedetta Zuli of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by J. Albert Sullivan, Justice of the Peace.
26 Antone Soitos, Jr. of Taunton and Dorothy Tsika of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
31 George Franklin Madan of West Bridgewater and Marjorie Hazel Bruce of North Easton at North Easton, by Morill O. Martin, Clergyman.
31 Russell N. Sands of Brockton and Edith Elizabeth Morris of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by J. Albert Sullivan, Justice of the Peace.
November
1 Walter B. Pittsley of Lakeville and Arlene E. Phillips of West Bridgewater at Lakeville, by Clarence F. Gifford, Minister of the Gospel.
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8 Warren A. Sederberg of Brockton and Mary E. Height of West Bridgewater at Lakeville, by John J. Paun, Justice of the Peace.
11 Frederick F. Campbell of Brockton and Muriel F. Noonan of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
23 Joseph Robert Brugliera of Hanson and Gloria Adelaide Smith of Brockton at West Bridgewater, by J. Albert Sullivan, Justice of the Peace.
30 Raymond Ralph Hill of West Bridgewater and Doris Mae Paiva of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
December
3 Robert Lester Covell of West Bridgewater and Dolores Frances Blanchette of Brockton at New Hampshire, by Charles H. Bernard, Justice of the Peace.
4 Richard O. Packard of West Bridgewater and Kathleen Mary Ida Anthony of West Bridgewater at West Bridge- water, by Clark J. Monshon, Clergyman, Methodist Church.
5 Stanley F. J. Borgeson of North Easton and Helen F. Badger of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
21 Francis Adolor DeGiano of West Bridgewater and Amelia Ann Marconi of Randolph at Randolph, by Joseph Lukas, Priest.
Delayed Return
October 1946
13 Ralph Albert Hunter of the Army and Ruth B. MacBurnie of West Bridgewater at New Jersey, by Claude S. Dayton, Chaplain, U. S. Army.
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Deaths Recorded in West Bridgewater, 1947
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Date
Name
Y. M. D.
Cause
January
3 Andrew J. Norman
60
- Cerebral Hemorrhage
8 Frank Lloyd Large
64
8
6 Myocarditis
8 Hilda Wainberg
59
10
21 Carcinoma of Uterus
18 Gertrude Forrest Ellis
64
1
5
Coronary Thrombosis
February
2 Eva J. Boyce
86
6 27
Acute Bronchitis
2 Isabella North
81
5
7
Congestive Heart Failure
13 John Rust Anderson
80
1
10
Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
13 Edwin Hartwell Thayer
83
6 18 Coronary Thrombosis
21
Holmes
19 hrs.
Premature Infant
27 Leah Rosenthal
75
- Cerebral Hemorrhage
28 Bridget M. Ward McCormick 80
21 Arterio Sclerosis
March
3 Henry W. Parry
84
6
3
Coronary Occlusion
8 Anna Josephine Peterson
76
11
Broncho Pneumonia
14 Annic E. Dalcy
70
11
- Enterocolitis
29 Maria Hayward
83
1
20 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
31 Annic King
82
9
27
Hemorrhage of the Brain
April
4 Catherine Parry
82
8 20
Coronary Occlusion
11 Manucl J. Souza
65
21
Pulmonary Embolism
13 Harrictte Benson
42
7 23 Pheuobarbstal Poisoning
25 Mary A. Packard
67
6 16 Cerebral Hemorrhage
May
16 Antonio Benvenuto Pagani
59
S
Carcinoma of Rectum
18 Elsie Winnifred Denley
69
5 12
Cerebral Hemorrhage
19 Ilarmidas J. Lavalĺce
68
4 11
Myocardise Failure Myocarditis and Endocarditis
20 Alice May Derby
82
-
27 Frances Millet
42
6
8 Carcinoma of Breast
27 Angelina J. Simono
43
3 24 Coronary Thrombosis
28 Elizabeth G. Farrell
75
- Chronic Myocarditis
29 David Andrews
81
6
15 Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
31 Jennie M. Gurney
86
3 21 Fractured Hip-Pneumonia
49
Date June 6 Minnie L. Kintigh
Name
Y. M. D.
Cause
10 Henry Singer
12 William Henry Hopkins
58
9
13
Coronary Thrombosis
July
2 William A. Letendre
57
- Coronary Thrombosis Cerebral Hemorrhage
4 Helen A. Luddy
75
11 Bessie Lyna Shaw
81
8
24
Hypertensive Heart Disease
21 Mary Agnes Irving
70
5
20 Carcinoma of Vulva
26 Everett F. Wilbur
56
6
28 Coronary Thrombosis
27 Harold Clifford Hill
58
7
13
Carcinoma of Tongue
29 Henry Edgar Fuller
72
4 21 Arterio-Sclerosis
August
1 Frank Adams Parker
63
Coronary Thrombosis
16 Gustaf Herman Johnson
75
-
16 Chronic Myocarditis
25 Peter C. Farrell
3
9
2 Accidental Drowning
31 Belle E. Lapham
70
6
8
Cerebral Hemorrhage
September
8 Francis John Fay
83
5
6 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
11 Elsic Wingren
78
7
19 Cerebral Hemorrhage
13 Theresa Staples
81
- Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
23 Robert V. Callahan
64
1
Cerebral Hemorrhage
October
1 Mary F. Davenport
73
3 15
Carcinoma of Lung Severe Electrical Shock
8 John Tutty
41
11 Leon D. Edson
56
11
21
Carcinoma of Lung
13 John M. Richards
82
_ 20 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
15 Elizabeth Southerland
82
4
20 Senility with Senile Dementia
18 Wallace John Danford
78
1
6 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
November
13 John A. Silveria
70
Carcinoma
13 Charles Frank Turner
66
7 Heart Disease
16 George J. Duperre
55
3 28 Carbon Monoxide Inhalation
30 Marguerite May Chouinard
26
1 15 Pregnancy Rt. Tubal with Hemorrhage
December
12 Douglas R. Campbell
-
3
6 Probable Suffocation
20 Lester J. Charnock
66
6 - Coronary Disease
-
-
23 - Coronary Thrombosis Heart Discase
53
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LIST OF JURORS
For Town of West Bridgewater, Mass. 1947 - 1948
Name Address
Occupation
Alden, Charles G., 616 North Elm St.
Discharged Serviceman
Baxter, Walter I., 21 Commonwealth Ave. Salesman
Bergstrom, Eric P., 690 North Main St. Contractor
Bourne, Harold W., 25 High St. Carpenter
Carrigan, Curtis W., 26 Cyr St. Shoecutter
Cole, Roland F., 380 North Elm St.
Shoeworker
Comlin, Chester E., 59 Maolis Ave.
Bus Driver
Correia, Gill, 97 Copeland St.
Cabinet Maker Salesman
Curtis, William F., 44 W. Center St.
Investment Sales
Dalton, George M., 110 Prospect St.
Denley, J. Clifton, 93 Prospect St.
Reporter Shoeworker
DiGiano, Frank, 228 Matfield St.
Ellis, Abner, 48 South St.
Farmer Printer
Freeman, Stanley L., 419 Spring St.
Dairy Service Shoeworker
Gaffney, Horace I., 11 Roosevelt Ave. Gonsalves, John D., Jr., 31 Commonwealth Ave.
Discharged Serviceman Salesman Shoeworker Dept. Manager Shoeworker Printer Mill Owner Service Man
Guertin, Joseph H., 3 Prospect St. Guinea, Thomas F., 535 W. Center St. Harkins, Daniel T., 15 Walnut St. Harvey, John E., 12 River St. Helgeson, Elmer, 495 W. Center St.
Hemenway, James A., 35 Plain St. Holmgren, Ernest H., 52 Commonwealth Ave Kirby, Owen J., 26 Commonwealth Ave.
Boxmaker
Craddock, Edwin R., 519 Manley St.
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Luddy, Francis J., 39 Bedford St. Lundgren, Paul G., 8 Arch St. MacTighe, Charles, 19 Merritt St. Miner, Charles E., 37 North Main St. Morrison, Laurence J., 118 Spring St. Noyes, William W., 455 Spring St. Purdy, Leonard, 121 East Center St. Rolfe, Frank, 88 North Main St. Ryder, Arthur E., 15 Scharles St.
Savage, Raymond, 202 W. Center St. Snell, Warren P., 352 Spring St. Sullivan, Patrick H., 287 South Main St. Assistant Poultry Man Trohon, William H., 70 North Main St. Turner, Warren A., 20 Scotland St.
Woodward, Henry F., Jr., 65 Plain St.
Defense Worker Manager Chauffeur Machinist Oil Burner Repair Oil Salesman Farmer Shipworker Office Manager Carpenter At Home
Defense Worker Shoeworker U. S. A.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN ACCOUNTANT
OF
WEST BRIDGEWATER Massachusetts
For the Year Ending December 31 1947
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To the Board of Selectmen:
I submit herewith my Annual Report in accordance with Sec- tion 61, Chapter 41, General Laws, for the year ending December 31, 1947, giving a statement of the receipts and expenditures of · the Town, and showing the amount of each specific appropriation, with statements showing the Town debt and trust funds.
Respectfully submitted,
A. M. DEAN Town Accountant
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
FINANCIAL CONDITION
December 31, 1947
ASSETS
Cash:
General Funds
82,338.70
Library-Petty
10.00
82,348.70
Accounts Receivable:
Taxes:
Levy of 1947
Poll
106.00
Personal Property
2,811.12
Real Estate
14,923.28
17,840.40
Levy of 1946 Personal Property Motor Vehicle Excise
342.66
Levy of 1947
2,282.99
56
Tax Titles Tax Possessions
2,146.70 933.34
Departmental:
IIcalth
521.42
Veterans' Benefits
264.67
Temporary Aid
1,486.16
Old Age Assistance, State Share
2,608.63
Aid to Dependent Children, State Share
197.55
Old Age Assistance, Other Cities and Towns
918.52
5,996.95
Water Rates-Services
3,491.92
Water Liens, 1947
28.00
Water Construction Loans Authorized Unissued
199,000.00
314,411.66
LIABILITIES AND RESOURCES
Special Accounts:
Westdale Improvement Society
174.76
Surplus War Bonus Fund, World War I
540.32
Servicemen's Fund for Ball Field, World War II
2,170.13
Tailings
25.72
Fire Loss Reimbursement
750.00
Sale of Real Estate Fund
2,307.00
Road Machinery Fund
896.36
Stabilization Fund
5,000.00
Federal Grants:
Child Welfare Services .17
Old Age Assistance:
210.82
Administration Aid
2,124.49
Aid to Dependent Children:
Administration
32.03
Aid
797.75
3,165.26
Unexpended Balances
39,430.61
57
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
4,122.80
Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes:
342.66
Levy of 1946 Levy of 1947
1,916.86
2,259.52
Overestimates, 1947:
County Tax
1,298.35
State Parks and Reservations
59.17
1,357.52
Revenue Reserved until Collected:
Motor Vehicle Excise
2,282.99
Tax Titles
2,146.70
Tax Possessions
933.34
Departmental
5,996.95
Water
3,491.92
Water Lien
28.00
14,879.90
Water Construction Loans Authorized Unissued
199,000.00
Surplus Revenue:
General
35,209.10
Water
3,122.66
38,331.76
314,411.66
TRUST FUNDS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds:
Cash and Securities 89,183.67
William J. & Anna C. Howard Scholarship Trust Fund 5,064.17
Library Funds 21,532.98
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 7,794.48
Post War Rehabilitation
Fund 54,792.04
89,183.67
89,183.67
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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES:
Current Ycar:
Real Estate
119,663.70
Personal
17,107.18
Poll
2,108.00
Previous Years:
Real Estate
11,137.96
Personal
1,456.05
Poll
40.00
Tax Titles
58.28
Tax Possessions
1,467.00
Estate Tax Recovery
241.93
153,280.10
FROM THE STATE:
Income Tax
19,245.65
Corporations Taxes
6,957.65
Old Age Assistance Mcal Tax
1,183.31
Reimbursement from Loss of Taxes
63.47
27,450.08
LICENSES & PERMITS:
Liquor Licenses & Permits
1,207.00
Olco and Sunday Victuallers
62.50
Pasteurizing Milk
110.00
Permits and All Other Licenses
375.50
1,755.00
FINES AND FORFEITS:
Fines-Court
80.00
GRANTS AND GIFTS:
From the State: Schools:
Massachusetts School Fund
1,288.89
Tuition of Children 869.86
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Vocational Education 1,045.45
Highway:
Chapter 569, Acts 1944 4,259.01
George Dcen & Smith-Hughes Federal Funds Vocational 124.31
7,587.52
From the County:
Dog Licenses
827.56
PRIVILEGES
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1947
7,810.66
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1946
1,359.28
9,169.94
DEPARTMENTAL
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
Treasurer
18.00
Collector
2.00
Selectmen
5.01
Town Clerk
25.00
TOWN HALL:
Rent and Miscellancous
611.27
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:
Scaler of Weights and Measures 23.64
HIGHWAYS:
State and County Joint- Maintenance
13,752.34
Machine Fund
34.60
HEALTH:
Commonwealth
220.71
PUBLIC WELFARE:
Reimbursement-Temporary Aid:
Individuals
547.50
Other Citics and Towns
181.98
Statc
668.62
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Reimbursements:
Citics and Towns 922.18
60
Statc
15,795.84
Federal Grant
20,293.30
OLD AGE RECOVERY:
407.19
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES:
Federal Grant
3,559.75
DEPENDENT CHILDREN:
State
773.14
Federal Grant
730.75
VETERANS' BENEFITS:
State Aid
130.00
Soldier's Burial
56.93
SCHOOLS:
Tuition
255.53
All other
59.11
LIBRARY:
Fincs
80.96
59,189.04
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE:
Water Rates
17,062.40
Water Liens
440.61
17,503.01
INTEREST:
Real Estate and Personal
309.91
Motor Vehicle Excise
8.51
Tax Title Redemption
6.41
Charges and Fces
126.12
450.95
AGENCY, TRUSTS AND INVESTMENTS:
Agency:
1,008.80
Trusts:
Cemetery Perpetual Carc Funds, Withdrawn for usc
109.00
Library Trust Funds, Withdrawn for use
246.92
Investments, Trust Funds:
Investment Post War Rchabilitation Fund
1,000.00
Income, Post War Rehabilitation Fund
1,337.50
Dog Tax
61
Library Trust Funds
346.40
Scholarship Trust Fund
150.00
Deducted for Federal Payroll Tax
9,703.74
Retirement Deduction
487.51
Servicemen's Fund for Ball Field
2,170.13
TAILINGS:
Suspense Account
8.92
REFUNDS:
Selectmen
6.00
Police
8.20
School
8.16
Old Age Assistance
97.85
Chapter No. 90 Maintenance
.11
Water
1.08
121.40
TOTAL RECEIPTS
293,949.83
Departmental Accounts
PAYMENTS
MODERATOR
Appropriation
25.00
Expense:
Moderator
25.00
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Appropriation
15.00
Expense:
Finance Committee
15.00
PRESERVING OLD RECORDS
Appropriation
50.00
Expense:
9.95
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
40.05
62
LAW
100.00
Expense:
Law
100.00
OTHER FINANCIAL OFFICES
Appropriation
25.00
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenuc
25.00
TOWN COUNSEL
Appropriation
200.00
Expense:
Town Counsel
200.00
SELECTMEN
Appropriation
Salary
750.00
Expense
1,000.00
Refund
6.00
1,756.00
Expenses:
Salary
558.90
Clerk
268.37
Inspection of Buildings
20.00
Printing and Advertising
110.90
All other
51.50
Servicemen's Expense
36.63
Travel
75.00
1,121.30
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
634.70
ACCOUNTING
Appropriation
1,040.00
Expenses:
Accountant
720.00
Typist-Clerk
158.16
Printing & Postage
69.09
All Other
12.75
960.00
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
80.00
1,750.00
Appropriation
63
TREASURER
Appropriation
1,475.00
Salary
975.00
Expense
500.00
1,475.00
Expenses:
Salary
975.00
Office Supplies
35.54
Travel
100.00
Tax Title Expense
90.15
Stationcry, Postage & Printing
149.07
Surcty Bonds
101.50
All Other
3.00
1,454.26
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
COLLECTOR
Appropriation
2,224.75
Salary
1,600.00
Expense
624.75
Transferred from Reserve Fund
75.52
2,300.27
Expenses:
Salary
1,600.00
Clerk Hirc
63.49
Office Supplies
34.45
Tax Title Expense
23.54
Stationcry & Postagc
173.37
Printing
161.29
Surety Bond
164.75
Travel
50.00
Notary Fces
4.00
2,274.89
Unexpended Balance reverting to Overlay Surplus
ASSESSORS
Appropriation
Salary
1,380.00
Expense
685.00
2,065.00
Expenses:
Salarics
1,103.45
25.38
2,065.00
20.74
64
Transfer Lists and Typists
362.26
Printing, Stationery & Postage
60.20
76.00
Travel All Other
6.00
1,607.91
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
TOWN CLERK
Appropriation
Salary
825.00
Expense
274.00
1,099.00
Expenses:
Salary
825.00
Stationery & Postage
15.81
Printing
5.75
Office Supplies
28.32
Travel
14.70
Surety Bond
7.50
All Other
3.00
New Equipment
154.56
1,054.64
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
44.36
ELECTION & REGISTRATION
Appropriation
580.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
52.61
632.61
Expenses:
Registrars
26.26
Clerk
6.00
Counters, Checkers and Observers
270.00
Annual Lists and Census
177.75
Printing, Stationery & Postage
100.97
Typist
43.00
All Other
8.63
632.61
RETIREMENT
Appropriation
1,020.00
Balance carried forward to 1948
1,020.00
457.09
1,099.00
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MUNICIPAL BUILDING TOWN HALL
Appropriation
3,338.00
Expenses:
Janitor
1,415.00
Telephone
225.72
Fuel
443.53
Light
303.71
Janitor's Supplies
105.69
Repairs
588.91
Water
18.00
3,100.56
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
237.44
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
4,585.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
412.87
Refund
8.20
5,006.07
Expenses:
Chief
2,302.11
Police
1,263.67
Special Police
146.26
Motor Equipment and Repair
218.28
Gasoline, Oil, Tires and Battery
480.39
Stationery & Postage
157.19
Telephone
191.51
Equipment for Men
184.46
All Other
51.00
Out of State Expense
11.20
5,006.07
DOG OFFICER
Appropriation
60.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
38.54
98.54
Expense:
Dog Officer
98.54
66
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
3,449.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
486.68
3,935.68
Expenses:
Chief
388.49
Bonus
200.00
Firemen
1,808.25
Truck Equipment, Repairs & Supplies
834.15
Call Station
222.00
Supplics & Equipment
46.47
Gasoline & Oil
120.05
Electricity
77.19
Telephone
130.37
Alarm Box
7.80
Hose & Fittings
59.91
Out of State Expense
41.00
3,935.68
HYDRANTS
Appropriation
1,490.00
Expense:
Hydrants
1,490.00
FORESTRY
MOTH EXTERMINATION
Appropriation
2,500.00
Expenses:
Superintendent
810.26
Labor
1,134.45
Insecticides
342.72
Equipment and Repairs
79.76
Gasoline and Oil
68.15
Supplies and All Other
1.84
2,437.18
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
62.82
TREE WARDEN
Appropriation Salary 612.00
67
Expense
1,100.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
300.00
2,012.00
Expenses:
Salary
605.90
Labor
1,149.23
Supplies & Equipment Repair
125.82
Gas & Oil
124.95
2,005.90
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
6.10
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation
100.00
Expenses:
Sealer
62.10
Gasoline and Oil
4.58
Supplies
19.27
85.95
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
14.05
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Appropriation
2,475.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
40.81
2,515.81
Expenses:
Typist-Clerk
63.56
Forms, Supplies, Stationery & Postage
13.97
T. B. Hospital
1,095.00
Vital Statistics
117.50
Dump
53.78
All Other
97.00
Visiting Nurse
300.00
Inspection of Animals
243.03
Inspection of Slaughtering
80.28
2,064.12
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
451.69
HIGHWAYS
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
17,944.00
68
Expenses:
Superintendent
1,959.00
Labor
8,598.79
Equipment Hire
80.00
Tarvia Mix and Road Oil
3,459.90
Tools and Supplies
743.52
Sand, Gravel, etc.
2,381.81
Electricity
8.25
Telephone
22.78
Road Signs
509.60
17,763.65
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue 180.35
HIGHWAY - SPECIAL
CHAPTER #90 - MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
1,500.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
1,500.00
County of Plymouth
1,500.00
Refund
.11
4,500.11
Expenses:
Labor
623.15
Equipment Hire
741.19
Broken Stone and Gravel
1,532.68
Tarvia, etc.
1,597.51
4,494.53
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
5.58
CHAPTER #90 - NEW CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation
3,000.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
6,000.00
County of Plymouth
3,000.00
12,000.00
Expense
10,485.36
Balance carried forward to 1948
1,514.64
ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Appropriation
1,800.00
69
Expense:
Supplies and Repairs
1,071.39 704.71
1,776.10
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenuc
23.90
SNOW REMOVAL
Appropriation
2,500.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
1,217.24
3,717.24
Expense:
Labor and Snow Plows
2,701.55
Route No. 106
354.00
Supplies
22.34
Salt and Gravel
639.35
3,717.24
CHAPTER #90 - NEW CONSTRUCTION
1946 Balance
9,977.18
Expense
9,322.91
1946 Balance carried forward to 1948
654.27
REBUILD BRIDGE ON SCOTLAND STREET
Appropriation
3,000.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
6,000.00
County of Plymouth
3,000.00
12,000.00
Expense
21.70
Balance carricd forward to 1948
11,978.30
NEW EQUIPMENT PURCHASE
1947 Balance
796.94
Balance carricd forward to 1948
796.94
KEENAN AND BEDFORD STREETS
1946 Balance
3,500.00
Expensc
543.75
Balance carried forward to 1948
2,956.25
Gasoline & Oil
70
LAND DAMAGE
CRESCENT STREET
1941 Balance
63.40
Balance carried forward to 1948
63.40
SOUTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
3.00
Balance carried forward to 1948
3.00
RIVER STREET
1941 Balance
2.70
Balance carried forward to 1948
2.70
SPRING STREET
1941 Balance
29.45
Balance carried forward to 1948
29.45
NORTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
2.40
Balance carried forward to 1948
2.40
WEST STREET
1941 Balance
14.00
Balance carricd forward to 1948
14.00
WEST CENTER STREET
1941 Balance
688.20
Expense
526.20
Balance carried forward to 1948
162.00
71
STREET LIGHTS
Appropriation
4,505.07
Expense:
Street Lights
4,395.03
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
110.04
CHILD WELFARE SERVICE
Federal Grant
3,583.19
Expense:
Child Welfare Worker
2,281.62
Typist-Clerk and Stenographer
780.00
Travel
430.96
All Other
90.44
3,583.02
Balance carried forward to 1948
.17
CHARITIES
PUBLIC WELFARE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
Salary
150.00
Expense
399.00
549.00
Expense:
Welfare Board
110.40
Welfare Agent
180.00
Typist-Clerk
151.88
Travel
15.00
Printing and Supplies
43.36
500.64
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
48.36
RELIEF
Appropriation
5,000.00
Transfer from Surplus Revenue
3,000.00
8,000.00
Expenses:
Fuel
259.74
Groceries
954.59
72
Medicine and Medical
627.98
Cash Grants
3,355.61
Shoes and Clothing
90.84
Other Cities and Towns
1,107.58
State Institutions
547.50
6,943.84
Unexpended Balance reverting to Surplus Revenuc
DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Appropriation
4,174.54
Federal Funds
824.78
4,999.32
Expenses:
Administration
195.84
Cash Aid
2,329.90
2,525.74
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
1,670.80
Unexpended Balance-Federal Balance carried forward
to 1948
802.78
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
952.26
Federal Funds
840.07
1,792.33
Expenses:
Welfare Agent
720.00
Typist-Clerk
487.68
Printing and Postage
20.91
'Travel
65.00
Office Supplies
49.90
New Equipment
209.25
1,552.74
Unexpended Balance:
Reverting to Revenuc
28.77
Federal Balance carried forward to 1948
210.82
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Appropriation
25,300.00
19,700.30
Federal Fund Refund
97.85
45,098.15
1,056.16
73
Expenses:
Cash Grants
Other Cities and Towns
41,583.92 1,389.74
42,973.66
Federal Balance carried forward to 1948
2,124.49
VETERANS' BENEFITS
Appropriation
1,925.80
Expenses:
Administration Expense
138.39
Cash
575.00
713.39
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
1,212.41
EDUCATION
Appropriation
89,251.74
Refund
8.16
89,259.90
Transfer to Insurance Account
1,534.00
87,725.90
Expenses:
General Administration:
Superintendent
3,066.48
Clerk
1,066.16
Truant Officer
110.00
Stationery, Postage, Printing, etc.
389.93
Telephone
519.36
Traveling Expense & Out of State
464.07
School Census
50.00
Teachers' Salaries
60,949.29
Health:
Nurse and Supplies
1,288.28
Physician
350.00
Text Books and Supplies
4,298.35
Tuition
1,276.81
Transportation
3,660.84
Janitor
3,710.08
Fuel, Light and Water
3,671.21
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds
2,124.88
74
Other Expenses:
Graduation and Miscellaneous
107.57
Military Retirement
92.73
87,196.04
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
529.86
Land Site Purchase for Junior-Senior High School
7,000.00
Balance carricd forward to 1948
7,000.00
SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE EXPENSE
Special Appropriation
1945 Balance
3,198.02
Balance carried forward to 1948
3,198.02
INSTALLING NEW HEATER AT CENTER SCHOOL
Special Appropriation, 1946 Balance
1,800.00
Expense
1,768.00
Balance carried forward to 1948
32.00
STATE AIDED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SMITH-HUGHES & GEORGE DEEN FUNDS
Federal Funds for Vocational Education Expense:
124.31
Salary
124.31
LIBRARY
Appropriation
2,260.00
Expense:
Maintenance:
Librarian
440.27
Assistants
517.83
Janitor
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