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27 Philip John St. George
December
9 Shirley Jean Nute
13 Kenneth Edward Golder
20 Richard George Waugh
22 Shirley May Redmann
26 William George Panos
31 Arlene Gail Hanjian
Parents
Charles H. and Audrey L. Wilbur
George J. and Dorothy L. Ledwell Donald A. and Florence A. Murray Walter K. and Coreen M. Chickering
Byron C. and Anna C. Pearson Everett P. and Marcelle M. Rondeau James L. and Theresa M. Gummow Joseph F. and Margaret J. Barros
Sanford C. and Arlene G. Seeliger Kenneth F. and Ruth A. Turner Richard G. and Eldona S. Stukas Robert H. and Elizabeth Jennings William G. and Eleonora B. Zeuli Edward and Pearl Winthrop
Marriages Recorded in 1949
January
29 Morton Foster Crowell, Jr., of Brockton and Winona L. Cole of West Bridgewater at Brockton by Jon W. Hosford, Minister.
February
6 William B. Freitas of West Bridgewater and Elizabeth L. Macey of Abington at Lynn, by Charles A. Smith, Justice of Peace.
14 Edward F. Pita of North Easton and Laura Salvador of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
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25
Howard H. Veronesi of West Bridgewater and Lillian M. Carasetti of Bridgewater at Bridgewater, by James F. Grimes, Priest.
27 Marvin Joseph Kennedy of West Bridgewater and Jean Theresa Lowell of Brockton at Brockton, by John J. Phil- bin, Priest.
March
26 Elmer P. Bryant of West Bridgewater and Filomena R. Bennett of East Weymouth at West Bridgewater, by Clark J. Moushon, Clergyman.
April
3 Herman R. Mansur of Augusta, Maine and Anna C. Grinell of Camden, Maine at West Bridgewater, by Ellery G. Dakin, Minister.
16 William C. Bradford of West Bridgewater and Frances J. Arey of Brockton at Brockton, by Rudolph L. Samuelson, Clergyman.
19 Elwood Raymon Hall of West Bridgewater and Beverly Ann Creed of Brockton at Brockton, by James A. Don- oghue, Priest.
21 Curtis E. Overton of Holbrook and Mildred L. Rego of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by Peter L. Cosman, Min- ister.
22 William A. Chouinard of West Bridgewater and Sarah R. Gasse of Brockton at Brockton, by William W. Wallace, Priest.
23 George A. Earle, Jr., of West Bridgewater and Muriel L. Pillsbury of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Ellery G. Dakin, Minister.
24 Thomas F. Davock, Jr., of West Bridgewater and Beatrice Campion of Brockton at Brockton, by O. Karl Olander, Minister.
24 Phillip L. Bruce of West Bridgewater and Grace Marie Francoline of Brockton at East Bridgewater, by Harold Bodle, Clergyman.
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29
Percy Douglas Eaton, Jr., of West Bridgewater and Marjorie L. MacTighe of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Lloyde W. Lowe, Minister.
30 John J. Murray of West Bridgewater and Mary A. O'Shea of Brockton at Brockton, by Joseph W. Kenney, Priest.
30 Donald P. Wood of Cambridge and Helen E. Gaab of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
May
1 Leo A. Lucini of West Bridgewater and Patricia L. Allen of Whitman at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
5 Charles Texeira of Taunton and Marguerite Molla of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
7 James Chaves of West Bridgewater and Evelyn Wager of West Bridgewater at East Bridgewater, by Harold Bodle, Justice of Peace.
12 William G. Currie of West Bridgewater and Mary F. Daniels of Brockton at Brockton, by Gregory M. McGann, Priest.
June 5 Richard L. Bourne of West Bridgewater and Mary E. Paiva of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Clark J. Moushon, Clergyman.
5 John F. Sheehan, Jr., of Brockton and Arlene E. Desmond of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
17 Louis Baker of Brookville and Virginia Mary Guarino of West Bridgewater at Holbrook, by James A. Davidson, Minister.
18 Ervin G. Lothrop of West Bridgewater and Irma G. Hawes of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Paul E. Lauffer, Minister.
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19 Louis Guarino of West Bridgewater and Ethel Emma Tucker of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by James A. Davidson, Minister.
26 William C. Carrigan of West Bridgewater and Mildred H. Percy of Avon at Avon, by Edward S. Harrison, Clergyman.
26 Bruno Martelli of West Bridgewater and Marion Thomas of Brockton at Brockton, by John M. Morrissey, Priest.
July
9 Ralph E. Packard of West Bridgewater and Barbara R. Cooper of Stoughton at Stoughton, by H. P. Hughes, Minister.
27 Francis L. Aubrey of West Bridgewater and Kathryn Denny of Brockton at Rockland, by Ralph L. Belcher, Justice of Peace.
August
6 Daniel J. Donahue of North Easton and Jean T. Craddock of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
14 John W. Noyes of West Bridgewater and Fay P. Alden of Brockton at Brockton, by Francis L. Cooper, Minister.
21 John Romanuck of Stoughton and Esther Paltsios of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by C. Chrysouthos, Priest.
28 Charles E. Baker of West Bridgewater and Clara Belle Moore of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Del- win Thigpen, Jr., Clergyman.
28 William Eino Isaacson of South Hanson and Eila Tuulikki Lamu of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by Hugo M. Hillila, Clergyman.
September
1 Arthur Ramalho of Bridgewater and Lois Chester of West Bridgewater at Bridgewater, by Benjamin T. Lockhart, Minister.
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5 Hubert R. Garrett of Memphis, Tenn., and Anne L. Morse of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by Oscar B. Anderson, Minister.
17 Charles W. Doherty of North Abington and Lillian A. Ventura of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
17 John C. Eldridge of West Bridgewater and Alison F. Fuller of Brockton at West Bridgewater, by Paul E. Lauffer, Minister.
October
8 Lester Johnson of West Bridgewater and Harriet Ordway of Haverhill at Haverhill, by Gard L. Rowe, Clergyman.
30 Richard H. Perkins of East Bridgewater and Sybil E. Willis of West Bridgewater at Brockton, by Leonard C. Harris, Clergyman.
November
20 Thomas P. Bernier of West Bridgewater and Louise M. Bump of Brockton at Brockton, by O. Karl Olander, Min- ister of the Gospel.
26 Arthur Peters of West Bridgewater and Gertrude H. Mc- Kay of Stoughton at Stoughton, by William A. Green, Priest.
27 Arthur J. Peterson of South Easton and Josephine A. Asack of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
December
5 Richard Drury of Easton and Janet Craddock of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
16 Edward J. Brown, Jr., of West Bridgewater and Arlene Allen of Brockton at Brockton, by R. J. O'Donovan, Priest.
18 Paul Petronelli of Brockton and Rita Mae Crowley of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater, by John J. Scollan, Priest.
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Deaths Recorded in West Bridgewater, 1949
Date Name
Y M D
Cause
January
10 Isabella Margaret McCabe 87 74 11 16 Coronary Thrombosis
15 William Lewis Refield
19 Nellie Ferry
89 - 27 Cerebral Hemorrhage
19 Henry Osgood Davenport 78
4
3 Coronary Thrombosis
21 William Edwards 75
2 29 Nephrosclerosis with uremia
February
6 Alice F. Armstrong (Lee)
43 7 28 Coronary Thrombosis
15 Aron Ragnar Aronson
55
7
4 Bronchopneumonia
18 John L. Sullivan
77
- Cancer of Eye
16 Moses Kambegian
57
8 2 Myocardial Infarction
25 Adelbert M. Fullerton
82
6 12 Hypertensive Heart Disease
March
2 Patrick J. Murray
64
6
29 Glioma of left cerebellum Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
15 Vita Maria Capalupa
84
16 Gueenie Ensher (Alexander) 74
7 9 Cerebral Hemorrhage
23 Annie Gordon Smith (Oliver) 66 4 24 Coronary Embolism
April
1 Robert Harold Goodwin
63
6 12 Malignant Hypertension
19 Laura M. Hemenway
74
11
8 Sudden Death, Probable Coronary occlusion
28 Edward L. Bourne
67
Coronary Thrombosis
May
1 Myer Myers
84
7 David Cogswell
11
14 G. Emil Johnson
72
10
19
Hemorrhage of the Brain (Natural cause)
23 Hilma Agusta Haglof
79
8
21
Coronary Embolism
28 George Gardner Merrill
71
10
4 Probable coronary occlusion
July
4 Mildred Grippen
4
Howard
42 3 2 Chronic glomerulo nephritis 51/2 hrs. Prematurity
16 Daniel T. Harkins
51
7
1 Illuminating gas inhalation
Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease Asphyxiation by drowning- Accidental
21 Stillborn
1 26 Cerebral Hemorrhage
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Date
Name
Y MD
Cause
August
5 Raymond G. Correia
24
11
3 Heart Disease, presumably Coronary Thrombosis
22 Etta C. Smith (Gomm)
64
- Coronary Heart Disease
22 Clayton Adelbert Bemis
57
8 Hypertensive Heart Disease
September
6 Manuel C. Piver
67
-
- Coronary Heart Disease
October
2 Rose Kline
75
- -
Sudden Death, Probable Coronary Occlusion
4 William J. Kammler
82
3
15 Cerebral Hemorrhage Coronary Thrombosis
27 Frank J. Rolfe
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1 28 Heart Disease, Probably Coronary Thrombosis
November
3 Emma L. (Lothrop) Jones
90
9
4 Arthur G. Nelson, Sr.
66
3
15
5 Neil Falzarano
28
-
2 Terminal Bronchopneumonia Coronary Heart Disease - Chronic nephritis with terminal uremia
December
8 Winnifred P. May (Emery) 76
2 21
Ccrebral Hemorrhage
9 Eliza Endicott Murray (Jacobs) 85 8 12 Arteriosclerosis with Arterio- sclerotic Heart Disease 80 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease - -
13 Margaret Luddy
16 James S. Stevenson
91
17 Frank E. Smith
79
4 16
3 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease with failure Carcinoma of Stomach with metastases
LIST OF JURORS
For Town of West Bridgewater, Mass. 1949 - 1950
Name Address
Ahlborg, Arnold, 70 Prospect St.
Alexander, Paul, 190 River St.
Occupation Clerk
Bus Driver
--
19 Walter D. Crowley
69
-
- 5
23 Belle B. (Piver) Couite
62
- -
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Allen, Lawrence, 215 W. Center St. Anderson, Carl Y., 31 Vital Ave. Andre, Frank, 194 Forest St. Babcock, Albert, 417 Matfield St. Barros, Arthur S., 15 Progressive Ave. Beaulieu, Adrian A., 535 N. Elm St. Bemis, Clayton A., 37 Ellis Ave. Bishop, Henry, Jr., 273 Crescent St.
Bolling, George A., 449 Spring St., Briand, Jules A., 234 W. Center St. Brooks, Carlton H., 107 N. Main St. Brown, William R., 178 S. Main St.
Carnes, Thomas J., 92 N. Main St.
Curley, Francis V., 496 Spring St. Dunbar, Walter C., 26 Ellis Ave. Edson, Bruce, 57 N. Main St.
Farnum, Howard, 113 Howard St. Frummerin, Axel, 61 Belmont St. Gill, C. Gordon, 64 Plain St. Goldie George W., 370 N. Elm St. Golder, Glyndon T., 92 Maolis Ave. Hambly, F. Eldon, 55 N. Elm St. Hanson, Bror A., 345 Matfield St. Hinckley, Graham, 255 N. Elm St. Hodgson, James, 92 Bedford St. Johnson, Martin W., 142 Turnpike St. Keith, George N., 21 Cross St.
Leach, F. Clayton, 217 N. Elm St. Lendh, Warren F., 51 Francis Ave. Lupien, Rudolph S., 63 Sunset St. Martin, Frederick, 15 Francis Ave. Moore, A. Scudder, 96 S. Elm St.
Noonan, Charles F., 544 N. Elm St. Perry, George L., 223 Matfield St.
Perry, Quintino A., 539 N. Elm St.
Electrician General Maintenance Truck Driver
Machine Operator Shoeworker Engineer Salesman
Utility Man
Electrician Painting Contractor Machinist
Salesman
Mill Worker Salesman Tax Collector Lineman
Avon Sole Co. Shoe Cutter Shoeworker
Maintenance Man Janitor Foreman
Gas Station Att. Asst. Treasurer Salesman
Mechanic
Shoeworker Sales Rep. Foreman Shoeworker Salesman Power Engineer Cable Foreman Truck Driver Machinist
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Snell, Royal, 358 Spring St.
Soderholm, Bruce C., 451 N. Main St.
Verity, Edward A., 630 N. Main St.
Willis, Russell, 408 Crescent St.
Salesman Foreman Shoeworker Truck Driver
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN
Carl Y. Anderson
Civil Session
Warren F. Lendh
Civil Session
George C. Austin
Alfred J. Caouette
Civil Session Grand Jury
Leon Higgins
Criminal Court
Ira M. Macleod
Civil Session
Wilfred North
Civil Session
Frank Andre
Civil Session
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN ACCOUNTANT OF
WEST BRIDGEWATER Massachusetts
For the Year Ending December 31 1949
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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, 1949, 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
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GENERAL ACCOUNTS
December 31, 1949 ASSETS
Cash:
General
107,465.08
Library-Petty
10.00
107,475.08
Accounts Receivable:
Taxes:
Levy of 1949:
Poll
78.00
Real Estate
17,485.79
Personal Property
3,218.25
20,782.04
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise:
Levy of 1949
4,726.82
Tax Titles
1,565.59
Tax Possessions
1,711.05
3,276.64
Departmental:
Health
444.29
Veterans' Services
260.10
Old Age Assistance, State
3,694.62
Aid to Dependent Children, State
590.31
4,989.32
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Underestimated 1949:
State Parks and Reservations
114.02
Auditing Municipal Accounts
71.58
Plymouth County Hospital
532.61
718.21
Chapter 44, Section 31, Chapter 138, Acts 1949:
Emergency, Fire
738.56
Water Rates and Services
4,059.36
Water Liens added to Real Estate, 1949
357.75
147,123.78
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Special Accounts:
Westdale Improvement Society
174.76
Surplus War Bonus Fund
540.32
Servicemen's Fund for Ball Field Improvement
1,785.83
Firc Loss Reimbursement
750.00
Salc of Real Estate Fund
2,307.00
Road Machincry Fund
935.73
Tailings
25.72
Retirement Deductions
185.94
Withholding Tax Deductions
883.70
Federal Grants:
Old Age Assistance:
Aid
4,141.10
Administration
616.76
Aid to Dependent Children: Aid
2,229.83
Administration
110.06
7,097.75
Unexpended Balances
10,838.27
Reserve Fund, Overlay Surplus
4,828.43
Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1949
2,432.84
7,261.27
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Revenue Reserved until Collected:
Tax Possessions
1,711.05
Tax Titles
1,565.59
Motor Vehicle Excise
4,726.82
Departmental
4,989.32
Water
4,059.36
Water Liens
357.75
17,409.89
Bond Premiums and Accrued Interest
45.50
Overestimated, 1949:
County Tax
1,331.45
Surplus Revenue: General
86,815.35
Water
8,735.30
95,550.65
147,123.78
NET FUNDED OR FIXED DEBT
Net Debt-Water Construction 194,000.00
Water Loans
194,000.00
TRUST FUNDS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds:
Cash and Securities 97,496.47
William J. & Anna C. Howard Scholarship Trust Fund 5,066.27 Library Trust Funds 21,432.70
Cemetery Perpetual Care Trust Funds 8,255.89
Post War Rehab. Fund 57,551.97
Stabilization Fund 5,189.64
97,496.47
97,496.47
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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES:
Current Year:
Real Estate
154,209.72
Personal
20,555.39
Poll
2,336.00
Previous Years:
Real Estate
17,120.38
Personal
3,840.28
Poll
50.00
Tax Titles
270.42
Tax Possessions
100.00
198,482.19
FROM THE STATE:
Income Tax
41,338.21
Corporatons Tax
19,624.22
Old Age Assistance Meal Tax
1,160.78
Reimbursement from Loss of Taxes
72.39
Public Service Franchise
1,211.72
63,407.32
LICENSES AND PERMITS:
Liquor Licenses & Permits
1,721.00
Oleo and Sunday Victuallers
51.00
Pasteurizing Milk
130.00
Permits and All Other Licenses
285.00
2,187.00
FINES AND FORFEITS:
Fines-Court
239.00
GRANTS AND GIFTS:
From the State:
Schools:
Massachusetts School Fund
4,916.71
Vocational Education
1,882.41
Smith-Hughes Federal Funds
Vocational
116.98
6,916.10
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From the County: Dog Licenses Fire Loss Reimbursement
729.89 5,497.74
PRIVILEGES
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1949
15,931.04
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, Prior Years 2,127.66
18,058.70
DEPARTMENTAL
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
Treasurer 36.00
TOWN HALL:
Rent and Miscellaneous
749.67
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:
Scaler of Weights and Measures 30.35
HIGHWAYS:
State and County Joint Maintenance
23,902.98
Machine Fund
14.87
Individual 234.70
HEALTH:
Inspector of Slaughtering 24.00
PUBLIC WELFARE:
Reimbursement-Temporary Aid:
Individuals
866.59
Other Cities and Towns
2,400.54
State
1,107.04
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Reimbursements:
Citics and Towns
388.81
State
18,194.51
Federal Grant
25,532.33
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES:
Federal Grant
1,951.56
DEPENDENT CHILDREN:
State
936.30
Federal Grant
1,384.51
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VETERANS' BENEFITS: Commonwealth
1,927.01
SCHOOLS:
Tuition
502.26
All Other
52.15
Teachers' Annuities Fund
253.62
LIBRARY:
Fincs
81.07
WATER:
Damage Reimbursement
14.00
80,584.87
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE:
Water Rates
33,900.57
Water Liens
1,591.75
35,492.32
INTEREST:
Real Estate, Personal and Poll
488.49
Motor Vehicle Excise
27.00
Tax Title Redemption
6.43
Charges and Fecs
251.27
773.19
AGENCY, TRUSTS AND INVESTMENTS:
Agency:
Dog Tax 1,172.20
Trusts:
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, With- drawn for Use
114.10
Library Trust Funds, Withdrawn for Use
526.59
Investments, Trust Funds:
Income, Post War Rehabilitation Fund
1,375.00
Library Trust Funds
416.02
Scholarship Trust Fund
125.00
Deducted for Federal Payroll Tax
9,513.77
Retirement Deduction
1,801.01
Stabilization Fund
125.00
REFUNDS:
School Old Age Assistance
2.67
193.77
Pumping Station
61.20
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Water
Child Welfare Service
1.20 325.42
584.26
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE LOAN
10,000.00
PUBLIC SERVICE LOAN PREMIUMS
55.50
TOTAL RECEIPTS
438,176.77
Departmental Accounts
PAYMENTS
MODERATOR
Appropriation
25.00
Expensc:
Moderator
25.00
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Appropriation
25.00
Expense:
Finance Committee
20.00
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
5.00
PRESERVING OLD RECORDS
Appropriation
50.00
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenuc
50.00
LAW
Appropriation
100.00
Expense:
100.00
OTHER FINANCIAL OFFICES
Appropriation
25.00
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
25.00
Law
59
TOWN COUNSEL
200.00
200.00
SELECTMEN
Appropriation
1,680.00
Salary
750.00
Expense
930.00
Expenses:
Salary
634.80
Clerk
315.12
Inspection of Buildings
20.00
Printing and Advertising
84.98
All Other
51.25
Servicemen's Expense
39.13
Travel
125.00
Office Supplies, Stationery & Postage
26.74
1,297.02
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
ACCOUNTING
Appropriation
1,140.00
Expenses:
Accountant
841.00
Typist-Clerk
188.52
Printing and Postage
43.12
All Other
13.00
1,085.64
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
54.36
TREASURER
Appropriation
2,000.00
Salary
1,300.00
Expense
700.00
Expenses:
Salary
1,300.00
Office Supplies
18.64
Travel
123.00
Tax Title Expense
73.73
382.98
Appropriation Expense: Town Counsel
60
Stationery, Postage and Printing
174.92
Surety Bonds All Other
4.00
1,840.29
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
159.71
COLLECTOR
Appropriation
Salary
725.00
Trans. from Reserve Fund
77.25
2,602.25
Expenses:
Salary
1,800.00
Clerk Hirc
71.42
Office Supplies
23.27
Tax Title Expense
75.19
Stationcry & Postage
172.16
Printing
151.71
Surety Bond
236.50
Travel
50.00
Notary Fces
22.00
2,602.25
ASSESSORS
Appropriation
2,080.00
Salary
1,380.00
Expense
700.00
Expenses:
Salarics
1,237.40
Transfer Lists and Typists
379.89
Printing, Stationery & Postage
79.77
Travel
150.00
All Other
15.17
1,862.23
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
217.77
TOWN CLERK
Appropriation
1,172.50
Salary
1,000.00
Expense
172.50
1,800.00
Expense
146.00
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Expenses:
Salary
1,000.00
Stationery & Postage
21.92
Printing
58.15
Office Supplies
56.13
Travel
21.00
Surety Bond
5.00
All Other
4.00
1,166.20
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
ELECTION & REGISTRATION
905.00
Appropriation Expenses:
Registrars
37.50
Counters, Checkers & Observers
88.30
Annual Lists and Census
329.75
Printing, Stationery & Postage
66.01
All Other
15.00
536.56
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
368.44
RETIREMENT, CHAPTER 32, SECTION 22
1,000.00
Payments, Plymouth County Retirement Board
563.00
Balance carried forward to 1950
437.00
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
TOWN HALL
Appropriation
3,669.00
Expenses:
Janitor
1,560.00
Telephone
229.67
Fucl
528.81
Light
359.40
Janitor's Supplies
47.24
Repairs
586.46
Water
29.00
All Other
170.68
3,511.26
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
157.74
1948 Balance
6.30
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PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
6,509.00
Trans. from Reserve Fund
333.23
6,842.23
Expenses:
Chief
3,066.90
Police
2,122.30
Special Police
44.00
Motor Equipment and Repair
190.66
Gasoline, Oil, Tires and Battery
658.48
Stationery & Postage
33.44
Radio Maintenance
48.55
Answering Telephone
144.00
Telephone
244.35
Equipment for Men
163.27
All Other
68.95
Out of State Expense
50.00
6,834.90
Unexpended Balance reverting to Reserve Fund
7.33
DOG OFFICER
Appropriation
200.00
Expense:
Dog Officer
199.35
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
.65
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
5,075.00
Trans. from Reserve Fund
152.41
Trans. from Appropriation Balances
2,900.00
Expenses:
Chicf
450.00
Bonus
240.00
Firemen
3,721.50
Stationery, Records
39.00
Truck Equipment, Repairs & Supplies
1,164.02
Call Station
450.00
Repair Station & Bell System
224.34
8,127.41
63
Gasoline and Oil
196.64
Telephone
153.85
Alarm Box & Electricity
102.28
Hose & Fittings
924.34
Alarm System Repair
1,200.00
8,865.97
Emergency, Overdraft-Chapter 44, Section 31,
Chapter 138, Acts of 1949
738.56
Appropriation
Expense:
2,387.50
FORESTRY MOTH EXTERMINATION
3,066.00
Expenses:
Superintendent
1,108.80
Labor
1,440.00
Insecticides
153.71
Equipment Hire
135.84
Gasoline, Oil and Repair
211.34
Supplies and All Other
11.05
3,060.74
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
5.26
TREE WARDEN
Appropriation
2,615.00
Salary
930.00
Expense
1,685.00
Expenses:
Salary
930.00
Labor
1,526.40
Supplies and Equipment Repair
55.46
Gasoline and Oil
59.94
Trees
43.20
2,615.00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Appropriation
100.00
HYDRANTS
2,387.50
Hydrants
Appropriation
64
Expenses:
Sealer
35.50
Gasoline and Oil
2.10
All Other
33.43
71.03
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
28.97
HEALTH AND SANITATION
1948 Balance
51.50
Appropriation
3,385.00
3,436.50
Trans. to Water Department at Special Town
Meeting
300.00
Trans. to Pumping Station at Special Town Mceting
400.00
700.00
2,736.50
Expenses:
Typist-Clerk
72.72
Forms, Supplies, Stationery & Postage
5.00
T. B. Hospital
547.50
Vital Statistics
182.50
Dump
95.50
All Other
25.50
Visiting Nurse
600.00
Inspection of Animals
333.02
Dental Clinic
351.50
2,213.24
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
523.26
HIGHWAYS
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
22,354.00
Expenses:
Superintendent
2,379.60
Labor
10,871.55
Equipment Hire
3,288.25
T'arvia Mix and Road Oil
3,542.70
Tools and Supplies
839.11
Sand, Gravel, etc.
889.59
Electricity
12.12
65
Road Signs
463.07
Administration Expense All Other
. 19.68
22,330.14
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
23.86
HIGHWAY - SPECIAL NEW EQUIPMENT PURCHASE
1948 Balance
796.94
Balance carried forward to 1950
796.94
REBUILD KEENAN STREET
1948 Balance
497.98
Balance carried forward to 1950
497.98
LAND PURCHASE
Appropriation
15.00
Balance carried forward to 1950
15.00
CHAPTER #90 - NEW CONSTRUCTION
1948 Balance
15,974.17
Appropriation
4,250.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
8,500.00
County of Plymouth
4,250.00
32,974.17
Expense
31,870.63
Unexpended Balance reverting to Surplus Revenue
1,103.54
ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT
Appropriation
2,000.00
Expense:
Supplies and Repairs
779.63
Gasoline & Oil
1,125.16
1,904.79
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
95.21
SNOW REMOVAL
Appropriation
3,000.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
24.00
3,024.00
24.47
66
Expensc:
Superintendent
111.60
Labor
1,106.75
Snow Plow Hirc
965.50
Route No. 106
378.00
Supplies
118.29
Salt and Gravel
343.86
3,024.00
LAND DAMAGE
KEENAN, BEDFORD, MATFIELD AND SCOTLAND STREETS Appropriation
767.40
Special Town Meeting, Appropriation
683.00
1450.40
Expense
924.00
Balance carried forward to 1950
526.40
CRESCENT STREET
1941 Balance
63.40
Balance carried forward to 1950
63.40
SOUTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
3.00
Balance carried forward to 1950
3.00
RIVER STREET
1941 Balance
2.70
Balance carricd forward to 1950
2.70
SPRING STREET
1941 Balance
29.45
Balance carried forward to 1950
29.45
NORTH ELM STREET
1941 Balance
2.40
Balance carried forward to 1950
2.40
WEST CENTER STREET
1941 Balance
162.00
162.00
Balance carried forward to 1950
67
STREET LIGHTS
Appropriation
5,419.76
Trans. to Water Maintenance at Special Town Meeting
1,000.00
4,419.76
Expense:
Street Lights
4,261.24
Unexpended Balanee reverting to Revenue
158.52
CHILD WELFARE SERVICE
1948 Balance, Federal Funds
27.18
Federal Grant
1,951.56
Appropriation
500.00
2,478.74
Expense:
Child Welfare Worker
1,005.72
Typist-Clerk and Stenographer
377.50
Travel
123.00
Telephone
50.63
Office Supplies
20.81
Mass. Dept. of Publie Welfare
575.66
Unexpended Balance reverted to Revenue
325.42
2,478.74
CHARITIES
PUBLIC WELFARE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
837.00
Salary
150.00
Expense
687.00
Expense:
Welfare Board
124.20
Welfare Agent
209.00
Typist Clerk
278.58
Travel
15.00
Printing and Supplies
38.16
Telephone
146.26
811.20
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
25.80
68
RELIEF
9,020.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
1,413.11
10,433.11
Expenses:
Fuel
376.16
Groceries
587.60
Medicine and Medical
508.42
Cash Grants
6,374.01
Shoes and Clothing
52.99
Other Cities and Towns
1,595.45
State Institutions
938.48
10,433.11
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Appropriation
3,310.00
Trans. to Schools, Special Town Meeting
287.40
3,022.60
Federal Funds
2,950.74
5,973.34
Expenses:
Administration
347.82
Cash Aid
3,275.45
3,623.27
Unexpended Balance reverting to Revenue
10.18
Unexpended Balance-Federal Balance
2,339.89
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation
1,096.00
Federal Funds
1,544.11
2,640.11
Expenses:
Welfare Agent
901.00
Typist-Clerk
669.64
Printing and Postage
46.74
Travel
75.00
Office Supplies
42.58
Ncw Equipment
246.72
1,981.68
Appropriation
carried forward to 1950
69
Unexpended Balance: Reverting to Revenue Federal Balance carried forward to 1950
41.67
616.76
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
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