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First
June 9
Jesse A. Barden
Agawam
50
Second
Agawam
Alice R. Sykes
Winsted, Conn.
36
First
June 22
Ralph L. Dickinson
Agawam
26
First
Agawam
Irene E. Barden
West Springfield
25
First
June 28
William F. Meyers
Springfield
26
First
West Springfield
Bertha A. O'Brien
Agawam
21
First
July 2
Frank T. Durby
West Springfield
22
First
West Springfield
Edith L. Olander
Agawam
19
First
July 4
Patrick E. Granfield
Springfield
27
First
West Springfield
Mabel Fitzgerald
Agawam
August 1
Henry J. Lange
Athol
First
Agawam
Theresa J. Tougas
Agawam
28
First
West Springfield
Maude E. Pomeroy
Agawam
26
First
September 2
Clarence R. Tubbs
West Springfield
25
First
Springfield
Pearle A. Parker
Agawam
24
First
September 5
Alphonso J. Cormier
Springfield
30
First
Agawam
Eva M. Duvall
Agawam
22
First
September 10
Harold E. Wells
Springfield
27
First
Agawam
Arler.e H. White
Agawam
22
First
September 12
Michael K. Blanchard
West Springfield
21
First
West Springfield
Daisy Kenney
Agawam
22
First
September 19
Herbert R. Hall
Syracuse, N. Y.
54
First
Agawam
Dorothy Merrell
Agawam
38
First
September 24
Antonio Palazzeri
West Springfield
24
First
Agawam
Eunice Cestari
West Springfield
16
First
October 4
Daniel J. Sullivan
Springfield
22
First
Springfield
Clara J. Locmis
Agawam
18
First
October 16
Frederick R. Hauff
Agawam
19
First
Springfield
Ruth E. Whitehead
West Springfield
18
First
October 18
Charles M. Dudley
West Springfield
22
First
Agawam
Mae D. McCord
Agawam
23
First
October 22
Herbert G. Taylor
Agawam
27
First
Springfield
Helen G. Guyett
Springfield
24
First
October 24
Perley E. Patten
Agawam
39
Second
Agawam
Gertrude E. Patten
Atlantic City, N. J.
36
Second
October 29
Frank Nostin
West Springfield
19
First
Springfield
Eva De Christother
Agawam
19
First
24
First
August 14
Francis H. Copson
Agawam
28
First
25
21
Date and Place of Marriage
Name of Groom and Bride
Residence
Age
No. of Marriage
October 31
Lucas Subotin
Ludlow
26
First
Springfield
Adela Slota
Agawam
25
First
November 1
Pietro Lovotti
Agawam
24
First
Springfield
Dina Baiardi
Agawam
24
First
November 1
Charles M. Shaylor
Agawam
28
First
Agawam
Doris D. Johnson
Agawam
25
First
November 7
Edward Nadeau
Agawam
20
First
Springfield
Anna Carlson
Springfield
18
First
November 26
Alfonso Grimaldi
Westfield
24
First
Springfield
Immacolato Searnelli
Agawam
2.4
First
December 16
Roy Briggs
Suffield, Conn.
26
First
Agawam
Lillian J. Laverty
Hartford, Conn.
22
First
December 29
Vincenzo Izzo
Springfield
31
First
Springfield
Lucia Seanrelli
Agawanı
21
First
22
DEATHS REGISTERED IN AGAWAM FOR THE YEAR 1921
Date of Death
Name of Deceased
Y.
Age M.
D.
Disease
Place of Burial
Jon. 6
Mary B. Dana
70
6
carcinoma
Springfield
Jan.
OC
Melvina Jasmine
47
3
diabetes
West Springfield
Jan. 8
Sarah E. Fox
89
16
nephritis
Springfield
Jan.
10
Edward Cooney
86
11
3
pneumonia
Jan.
16
Alice Shibley
16
11
4
tumor
Springfield
Jan.
18
Frank G. Scott
56
18
pneumonia
Springfield
Jan.
20
Angelica Fariole
61
peritonitis
West Springfield
Feb.
6
Phyllis M. Blanchard
9
10
5
grippe
Agawam
Feb.
10
Louis Santanillo
78
10
27
myocarditis
Springfield Hamden
Feb.
14
Louis Balboni
1
2
9
septicemia
West Springfield
Feb.
17-
Guiseppe Rovelli
63
11
14
pneumonia
West Springfield
Feb. 18
Lucy K. Young
67
5
16
insufficiency
South Dcerfield
Feb. 28
Mabel D. Allen
28
6
18
carcinoma
Gloversville, N. Y.
Mar.
3
William W. Young
73
8
1
angina pectoris
South Deerfield
Mar. 14
Rose Pisano
4
4
13
burns
Springfield
Apr. 14
William V. Walsh
33
8
26
pneumoria
West Springfield
Apr. 15
Herbert S. Root
50
6
27
pneumonia
West Springfield
Apr. 29
Moses Tougas
77
5
4
May
3
Walter F. Cleary
8
27
enteritis
West Springfield
May 19
Josephine B. Inman
47
7
7
carcinoma
Agawam
May 29
Ruth G. Tracy
7
1
pneumonia
Palmer
June 16
Arcelia Gauthier 63
10
21
cirrhosis of liver
West Springfield
June 20
Margaret Bresnahan
50
2
28
tuberculosis
West Springfield
June 22
Lillian Fournier Margaret F. Blackburn
57
carcinoma
Agawam
July
8
Pierre Gagnon
92
29
nephritis
Agawam
July
12
Blanche L. Fearon
30
9
peritonitis
July
17
Sarah J. Moody
79
9
15
July
20
Mary Davis
7
pneumonia
Springfield
July
Peter Longo
1
19
sinusitis
Springfield
July
21
Estells Jaques
61
22
carcinoma
Springfield
July 27
Hilda I. West
33
1
25
carcinoma
Springfield
July 27
Michael Scully
69
8
5
tuberculosis
West Springfield
Aug. 7
Frederick Davis
2
5
marasmus
West Suffield, Conn.
Aug. 15
Albert Provost
69
6
carcinoma
West Springfield
3
14
pneumonia
West Springfield
Feb. 12
Marcus Gottsche
15
pneumonia
Mar. 8
Agawam
July
4
West Springfield
July 10
Rachel C. Porter
30
stenosis
Whitefield, N. H.
-
nephritis
Agawam
21
endocarditis
Springfield
21
myocarditis
Melvina Jasmine
Windsor Locks, Conn.
23
Date of Death
Name of Deceased
Age M.
D.
Disease
Place of Burial
Sept. 9
Fern A. Palecek
7
brain fever
West Springfield
Sept. 14
Rose Ferante
16
11
20
operation
West Springfield
Sept. 15
Antone Meissner
56
9
16
nephritis
West Springfield
Sept. 21
George W. Morris
73
5
1
operation
Springfield
Sept. 21
Thaddeus W. Fowler
67
1
13
myocarditis
Agawam
Sept. 23
Daniel L. White
71
6
24
myocarditis
Agawam
Oct ..
2
Florence Bruno
2
8
enteritis
Agawam
Oct. 29
Pietro Loncrini
11
6
3
sterosis
West Springfield
Nov. 3
Enrico Ronchi
1
11
10
bronchitis
West Springfield
Nov. 14
David Struthers
84
30
endocarditis
West Springfield
Nov. 23
Delia A. Greene
68
6
carcinoma
West Springfield
Nov. 26
Joshua De Forge
57
4
7
tuberculosis
West Springfield
Dec. 12
Chauncey P. Wilson
75
6
10
Trauma
Springfield
Dec. 17
Henry Arnold
64
10
26
angina pectoris
Agawam
Dec. 21
Earle Dimitres
6
7
bronchitis
West Springfield
Dec. 22
Sanford H. Sawyer
61
11
28
cardiac dilatation
Agawam
Dec. 27
Josephine Paro
1
9
hepatatis
West Springfield
Dec. 27
Emilia Di Donato
6
4
pneumonia
Springfield
Y.
HENRY E. BODURTHA, Town Clerk.
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Treasurer's Report
Henry E. Bodurtha, Treasurer,
In account with Town of Agawam For the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1921
Dr.
To cash in Treasury Dec. 31, 1920 $ 2,345.50
Received from F. S. Mosley & Co., temporary loans .... 88,000.00
West Springfield Trust Co., temporary loans. 20.000.00
C. D. Parker & Co., temporary loans 20,000.00
Grafton Co., refunding loans
20,000.00
West Springfield Trust Co., highway loan
10,000.00
Watkins Co., highway loan
17,500.00
Watkins Co., premium on notes
25.38
Watkins Co., accrued interest
30.63
Jackson & Curtis, High School loan
250,000.00
Jackson & Curtis, premium on Bonds 2,815.00
Jackson & Curtis, accrued interest 486.11
Received from Treasurer of Commonwealth :
Income Tax of 1921, general
2,552.00
Income Tax of 1921, schools
5,573.33
Income Tax of 1920
1,320.00
Income Tax of 1919
264.00
Income Tax of 1918
72.00
Corporation Tax of 1921
2,145.50
Corporation Tax of 1920
1,545.96
National Bank Tax
285.43
State Aid
252.00
Soldiers' Exemption
1.67
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Highway reimbursement 9,433.94
Vocational Schools 234.00
Peddler's License 11.00
County Treasurer, dog fund
645.75
Police Court fines
372.00
Town of Ludlow school acc.
10.44
City of Springfield, refunds on tuition.
66.50
Town of Greenfield, pauper account
159.03
D. Pisano, refund pauper account
110.00
Jitney licenses
1,270.00
Riverside Park Co., grove license 1920
75.00
Riverside Park Co., grove license 1921
100.00
Riverside Park Co., amusement licenses 856.00
137.00
Rent of Agawam Hall
17.00
Rent of North Agawam Hall
17.00
J. C. Healey, rent of tenement
156.00
Orders unclaimed
3.50
Lane Construction Co., use of tractor
+2.00
Cordner & Montague, use of roller
508.00
Hassan Paving Co., use of roller
370.00
J. Borgatti, refund on sidewalk
200.00
Sealer's fees
27.33
Sale of grass
20.00
Rent of land
10.00
Broken lamps
10.50
Income of Phelon Library Fund
22.75
Dog fines
50.00
J. Hillpold, reimbursement
48.00
E. S. Connor, on auto
200.00
Johnson's Bookstore refund
6.60
Garage licenses
11.00
Pool licenses
45.00
Slaughtering licenses
70.00
Junk licenses
30.00
Refund on rent
4.00
Rent of Agawam Fire Dept Hall
26
Sewer entrance fees
1,352.03
Water rents
9,418.73
Water connections 643.54
Interest rebates
40.83
Interest on deposits, general
127.10
Interest on deposits, High School Fund
1,268.70
Interest on taxes
2,177.99
1916 taxes
1,027.26
1917 Taxes
1,332.38
1918 taxes
2,847.28
1919 taxes
5,100.71
1920 taxes
18,413.43
1921 taxes
91,045.35
$595,359.18
Cr.
By paying :
Treasurer of Commonwealth, state tax $12,320.00
Treasurer of Commonwealth, special state tax. 580.80
Treasurer of Commonwealth, war poll tax 4,023.00
Treasurer of Hampden County, county tax 4,460.61
Division of Accounts 56.00
C. D. Parker & Co., Inc., temporary loans. 20,000.00
West Springfield Trust Co., temporary loans 35,000.00
F. S. Moseley & Co., temporary loans. 75,000.00
Schools 71,843.63
High School Building
73,152.10
Paupers
4,230.06
Town Office
3,536.65
Clerk, Treasurer and Collector
2,000.00
Highways and Bridges
35,100.28
Sewers
1,203.89
Police
3,062.05
Street Lights
7,729.12
Fire Department
1,787.77
Water Department
17,146.52
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1,286.25
Assessors
Forestry
813.95
Health
801.41
Town Buildings
894.46
Library
869.76
State Aid
210.00
Contingencies
182.50
Fire Station Site
900.00
Liability Insurance
190.31
Surety Bond
50.00
Memorial Day Observance
100.00
Numbering of houses
100.00
Hampden County Aid to Agriculture
300.00
North Cemetery
26.70
Interest
11,981.86
Town Debt
13,500.00
Balance on hand, High School Fund
181,428.21
Balance on hand, general
9,491.29
$595,359.18
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TRUST FUNDS Phelon School Fund
Dr.
To amount legacy
$ 4,017.21
Balance of income, Dec. 31, 1920
181.58
Income from fund
159.18
$4,357.97
Cr.
By paying School Committee's orders. $ 186.45
Balance of income, Dec. 31, 1921
154.31
Amount of legacy
4,017.21
$4,357.97
Whiting Street Fund
Dr.
To balance, Dec. 31, 1920
$ 406.89
Interest, deposits 6.23
$ 413.12
Cr.
By paying orders of Trustees $ 120.00
Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1921
293.12
$ 413.12
Desire A. Payne Fund
Dr
To amount of legacy $ 2,000.00
Balance of income, Dec. 31, 1920
283.51
Income from fund
88.45
$ 2,371.96
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Cr.
By aid rendered
$ 37.59
Balance of income, Dec. 31, 1921
334.37
Amount of legacy
2,000.00
$ 2,371.96
Phelon Library Fund
Dr.
To amount of fund
$ 500.00
Income of fund
22.75
$ 522.75
Cr.
By paying town treasury
$ 22.75
Amount of fund
500.00
$ 522.75
HENRY E. BODURTHA, Treasurer.
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Auditor's Report
Agawam, Mass., Jan. 26, 1922.
I hereby certify that I have examined all the accounts of the Treasurer, with the assistance of James Atwater accountant, for the year 1921 as above printed and to my best knowledge and belief they are correct.
WILLIAM H. SEAVER, Auditor.
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Assessors' Report
PROPERTY ASSESSED APRIL 1, 1921
Horses
523
Cows
853
Sheep
9
Neat cattle
249
Swine
390
Fowls
5,180
Value of fowls
$ 5,180.00
Houses
1,090
Acres of land
14,250
VALUATION
Buildings
$2,518,080.00
Land
1,755,610.00
Total real estate
$4,273,690.00
Personal estate 934,390.00
Total valuation $5,208,080.00
Upon which taxes have been assessed as follows :
State tax $12,320.00
State highway tax
798.60
State special tax
580.80
State war poll tax on 1,341 polls at $3.00
each
4,023.00
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County tax 4,460.61
Schools, supt. and supplies
72,000.00
Care of poor 3,200.00
Highways and bridges
12,000.00
Town officers
3,000.00
Salary of clerk, treasurer and collector
2,000.00
Police
2,200.00
Memorial Day observance
100.00
Board of Health
700.00
Assessors' department
1,000.00
Fire department
1,400.00
Forestry department
800.00
Fish and game warden
50.00
Street lights
6,800.00
Libraries
200.00
Care and repair of Town buildings.
1,200.00
Contingencies
600.00
Surety bonds
100.00
Liability insurance
200.00
Interest
5,500.00
Indebtedness
11,000.00
Care of North Cemetery
50.00
Numbering houses in North Agawam
100.00
County aid to agriculture
300.00
Overlay
895.43
-$147,578.44
Income tax received from state
$ 3,014.88
School tax received from state 5,573.33
$ 8,588.21
$138,990.23
Tax on real and personal estate at the rate of $25.40 per thousand $132,285.23
Tax on 1,3+1 polls at $5.00 6,705.00
-$138,990.23
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To Henry E. Bodurtha was committed
for collection the sum of $138,990.23 Additional assessments 492.60
$139,482.83
Abatements allowed
430.29
- -$139,052.54
R. MATHER TAYLOR, AMOS C. GOSSELIN, WILLIAM H. PORTER, Assessors.
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Report of Tax Collector
1921 TAX
Dr.
To amount committed $138,990.23
Additional assessments 492.60
Interest collected 59.65
-$139,542.48
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer $91,105.00
Abatement allowed +30.29
Amount due, Dec. 31, 1921
48,007.19
-$139,5+2.48
1920 TAX
Dr.
To amount due Dec. 31, 1920 $40,627.82
Interest collected
659.83
$41,287.65
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer $19,073.26
Amount due Dec. 31, 1921
22,214.39
$+1,287.65
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1919 TAX
Dr.
To amount due Dec. 31, 1920 $14,+36.26 Interest collected +87.87
$14,924.13
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer $ 5,588.58
Amount due Dec. 31, 1921
9,335.55
$14,924.13
1918 TAX
Dr.
To amount due Dec. 31, 1920 $ 7,302.59
Interest collected
406.07
$ 7,708.66
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer
$ 3,253.35
Amount due Dec. 31, 1921 4,455.31
$ 7,708.66
1917 TAX
Dr.
To amount due Dec. 31, 1920 $ 3,582.03
Interest collected
336.80
$ 3,918.83 -
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer
$ 1,669.18
Amount due Dec. 31, 1921
2,249.65
$ 3,918.83
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1916 TAX Dr.
To amount due Dec. 31, 1920
$ 1,427.69 Interest collected
221.77
$ 1,649.46
Cr.
By amount paid treasurer $ 1,249.03
Abatements allowed +00.43 - - $ 1,649.46
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REPORT OF Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Board of Health
Town of Agawam, Mass.
Year Ending December 31, 1921.
We closed the books of the Town for the year just ended with the following report and recommendations:
We have kept within the total amount appropriated at the last annual Town Meeting, but money had to be transferred from some departments to others. One of the worst offenders was street lights. The appropriation was short about a thousand dollars as we have to pay $15.00 for each light and the proper number of lights were not taken into consideration.
TOWN OFFICE DEPARTMENT
The Town Office Department also was short, due to the bridge hearing and the increased cost of maintaining our Sealer of Weights and Measures and Slaughtering Department. The town is growing and this Department seems to need more attention every day to keep within the bounds of the regulations as laid down by the State authorities. We feel that there should be a fixed amount for this Department and the expenditures kept within this appropriation. We have reorganized all departments in the way of keeping records also bookkeeping, which we feel will be a benefit and saving to the town and trust the Auditors will find it more efficient.
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TOWN POOR DEPARTMENT
This Department caused us much anxiety to keep anywhere near our appropriation which was exceeded by about $250.00. Many are appealing to us every day for aid or work. We found work for some, others were forced to be cared for by their rela- tives. This department will have to have a somewhat larger appropriation for the coming year, and if not watched very closely will be a great expense to the town.
BOARD OF HEALTH
We certainly feel that this Department has been in excellent shape the past year, as there has been very few cases of contagious disease. The greatest expense has been in maintaining the Hamp- den County Tuberculosis Hospital.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
This Department has caused us very little annoyance and the men have fulfilled their duties, we feel, in a creditable manner and the Department has been run in an efficient and economical way. We traded the runabout Ford in for a new touring car, the upkeep of which has been very small and has been a saving to the Department. Fines, fees, and jitney licenses amounted to $1,642.00. These receipts have been a great help to the other departments.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
This is the big department and some problem. The Select- men wish to express regret that so many people have been put to such inconvenience on account of the closing of the South End bridge, also for the long period required in completing the new State road on Springfield street. We have tried to hurry these two projects but they are controlled by the State Department and the City of Springfield. As you know, $17,500.00 was ap- propriated for the Springfield street project. This sum, we find,
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is not sufficient to complete this work in such a way as to meet with the State's requirements, as the State is building better roads than formerly. We succeeded in getting the State Department to appropriate $20,000.00, and the State expects the Town of Agawam will provide the balance, about $2,500.00, to finish this work at the coming Town Meeting.
Mr. Kellogg has been very efficient and managed to get the utmost out of the hired labor. As usual, the Department has been handicapped in not having funds sufficient to do what the public desires or feels should be done. It was necessary to tar and sand all the new macadam road on Springfield street. This took a large part of the appropriation. We were fortunate enough to get the American Tar Company to give us, gratis, two coats for Feeding Hills Center, on account of poor quality tar used last year. We bought from Adams & Ruxton some good cinders which we used in Agawam to good advantage. We would like to have spent a couple thousand dollars in this manner. These cinders cost about 78 cents per yard laid down, and we find them quite serviceable. We built many feet of new railing and replanked the Feeding Hills bridge at a cost of $1,000.00. We have kept all roads in as good condition as possible.
The coming year will make us all take notice, as these items will have to be taken care of.
The South End bridge, paid for, at a cost around eight to ten thousand dollars.
The Agawam bridge all overhauled with new planks and stringers, as it is in a dangerous condition. This will cost us up into the thousands.
The Mittineague bridge needs new planking.
Main street, Agawam, requires patching, sanding and re- tarring.
We also recommend the redressing of some streets with a
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good coating of cinders which we feel could be contracted for with the Adams & Ruxton Company or the Boston & Albany railroad, at a reasonable price.
The Selectmen make the following report of progress on the new schoolhouse. We were forced to take the land by court proceedings, and it was a blow when we got the verdict of $7.500.00 plus interest, making a total of $8,250.00. We asked for a new trial but were unable to obtain it. The schoolhouse is progressing on schedule time, and we expect it will be ready for the opening before the school season in the fall. The committee has tried to perform their duties in a faithful manner, and to get the most for your money. We trust the public will feel the same.
EXPENDITURES-CARE OF POOR
Dr. J. E. Dalton, medical attendance. $ 12.00
Dr. Geo. L. Steele, medical attendance. .... 3.00
Dr. Geo. B. Corcoran, medical attendance 56.00
Dr. H. A. Downey, medical attendance .... 37.00
Providence Hospital, care.
240.00
Town of Warren, care
222.57
City of Springfield, care
97.86
Springfield Hospital, care 85.00
Mercy Hospital, care 45.00
Sisters of St. Mary, care.
184.80
L. M. Billings, care 105.75
Charles Tourtelotte, care
10.00
R. R. Ranney, rent
200.00
E. J. Trevallion, rent 100.00
Charles Assad, rent 64.00
D. M. Crowley, rent 96.00
Louis Ferrarini, rent 178.00
Chas. D. Farnsworth, Inc., coal
208.50
Frank Bouley, wood
12.00
Francis Cleary, wood
6.00
Robert Solani, repairing shoes
20.00
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E. A. Kellogg & Sons, supplies 167.01
Fred Morley, milk
200.12
C. W. Hegeman, supplies 123.63
Joseph Borgatti, supplies
30.00
C. E. Smith, supplies.
29.32
Lee S. Jenks, wood.
20.00
Town of Suffield, care
17.50
Daniel Cesan, services
5.00
Emily S. Smith, services
2.00
Charles Borgatti, services
25.00
John A. Warner, opening graves
12.00
E. A. Byron, burials
90.00
Cash aid
1,255.00
John R. Lloyd, services
100.00
Giles W. Halladay, services.
85.00
H. Preston Worden, services.
85.00
-$
4,230.06
Appropriation
$ 3,200.00
Refunds
321.03
Chargeable to State and towns.
504.90
-- $
4,025.93
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
City of Springfield, South End bridge. $ 990.48
Town of West Springfield, bridge.
569.38
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., pipe
494.99
American Tar Co. tar
1,853 08
C. P. Chase & Co., lumber
754.02
Harry K. Smith, scraper.
323.38
Springfield Iron & Boiler Works, repairs ..
199.79
Bigelow & Dowse, supplies.
17.97
Nelson G. King, gravel and lumber
161.76
E. O. Allen, supplies
13.50
J. P. Mercier, repairs ..
11.65
Waldo Bros. & Bond Co., kettle
210.00
Auto Sales Co., supplies
45.00
42
W. R. Winn, oil 1.40
John Swain Co., repairs.
4.65
Alfred F. Foote, inspecting boiler. 5.00
J. S. Lane & Son, rock.
89.38
W. J. Foss & Co., supplies
5.00
Davitt Foundry Co., grate.
6.00
Marcoullier Bros., plank 51.15
C. D. Farnsworth, Inc., coal 37.96
Stacy Supply Co., supplies.
11.57
Oliver, Howland Co., supplies 50.34
John R. Lyman, supplies. 75
E. A. Kellogg & Sons, supplies.
409.78
H. C. Puffer Co., cement.
3.75
S. F. Granger, coil.
3.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, repairs
798.60
Adams & Ruxton, cartage.
188.75
Silver Lake Ice Co., cartage. 55.00
Dearden Co., cartage
308.56
Heavy Haulage Co., cartage.
46.00
Guy P. Sears, cartage
761.80
Ralph Perry, railing.
20.00
H. P. Worden, plank and expenses.
14.16
C. F. Wilson, gasoline
9.12
Geo. W. Hayden, sidewalk.
290.00
M. E. Stebbins, posts
24.75
Jones Bros., repairs
4.50
C. H. Granger, sand
46.60
William Drew, sand
6.00
G. W. Halladay, posts
12.00
. J. R. Lloyd 1.05
C. O. Campbell, labor
13.05
James F. Cleary, labor
105.90
A. A. Gosselin, labor
3.00
Clark B. Jones, labor
12.00
John A. Warner, labor
10.00
C. A. Devenew, labor
11.75
43
Kerr Bros., labor 25.50
Samuel Tougas, labor 182.25
F. C. King, labor 482.38
E. A. Kellogg & Sons, labor 149.95
L. F. Hart, labor 45.00
Levi Rivers, labor 8.80
W. J. Deuel, labor
301.50
John Griffin, labor
36.80
H. P. Worden, labor
+3.40
John F. Buckley, labor
20.00
D. M. Crowley, labor and sand
+09.60
Francis Cleary, labor
21.00
Chas. H. Wyman, labor
542.20
John C. Wright, labor
130.40
Edmond Parent, labor
11.20
George Roberts, labor
22.40
George Lawrence, labor
55.20
A. J. Grimes, labor
8.00
Oliver Parent, labor
27.20
Laurence Duclos, lator
16.00
Louis Geoffrion, labor 28.80
Harvey Houle, labor
28.80
Thon as Houle, labor
38.40
Ernest Jasmin, labor 20.80
J. Avonds, labor 12.80
G. H. Hart, labor
289.40
J. C. Healey, l'abor 179.20
Cesan B.os., labor
39.60
D. D. Hawthorne, labor 35.60
C. P. Hart, labor 35.20
Henry Milanese, labor 9.60
Enrico Razzini, labor 17.60
Arselie Rovelli, labor
17.60
Armando Rovelli, labor 17.60
Della Tardudre, labor 17.60
Quirico Milanese, labor
17.60
44
A. J. Pitter, labor 87.50
John Daglio, labor
31.50
Sydney Granger, labor 45.63
H. Arnold, labor 28.00
D. F. Crowley, labor 78.60
Thomas Quirk, labor
8.40
Charles Hampton, labor
8.40
James Fazza, labor
40.80
Fred Drew, labor
16.30
Tony Peretti, labor
30.40
James Prova, labor
30.40
Robert Ely, labor
42.00
J. Peretti, labor 11.20
Ervin Parent, labor 3.20
David De Forge, labor
17.60
Silvio Costa, labor 11.20
Augustus Morin, labor 29.60
James Jasmin, labor
12.80
A. J. Berthiaume, labor
32.00
Elmer Cleary, labor 20.00
Clifford Healey, labor 13.60
H. V. Roberts, labor 28.00
J. H. Clark, labor 71.75
Louis Consoleno, labor 24.50
Carl Fyhr, labor 12.80
George Doray, labor
4.00
Carl Matthews, labor
3.20
George Statkum, labor
15.00
C. W. Hull, Jr., labor
6.00
James Maspo, labor
4.60
Baily & Dickinson, labor
3.00
F. W. Randall, labor
6.00
G. W. Halladay, labor 5.30
Taylor Bros., labor 1.50
Arthur W. Taylor, labor
.80
Henry Glenn, labor .80
45
C. M. Granger .80
Geo. Sands, labor
2.40
John Kane, labor 2.40
J. B. Sheridan, labor 3.20
Peter Provost, labor
30.40
H. C. Bennett, labor
2.80
Robert Hawthorne, labor
8.00
Peter Montagna, labor
8.80
Carl Anderson, labor
24.20
H. A. Stewart, labor
20.80
J. Jolly, labor
16.00
Charles Nelson, labor
1.50
William Sullivan, labor
5.00
H. Christopher, labor 8.00
A. Casanova, labor
12.80
Carls Gandini, labor
3.20
Everett Safford, labor
12.00
Enoch Johnson, labor
8.00
John Hodges, labor
1.00
E. A. Kellogg, Supt
375.16
$ 13,745.14
Available
Appropriation $ 12,000.00
State highway repairs
798.60
Use of tractor and roller
920.00
Refund on sidewalk
200.00
$ 13,918.60
Springfield Street Construction
Lane Construction Co., 1920 contract .... $ 4,238.88
Hassan Paving Co., 1921 contract. 17,072.04
Springfield Republican, advertising 3.12
Holyoke Transcript, advertising 4.00
Boston Publishing Co., advertising. 10.85
46
Boston Globe Co., advertising 13.20
Boston Post, advertising 13.05
$ 21,355.14
Town Office
Springfield Office Supply Co., supplies ...... $ 72.14
Hobbs & Warren, supplies 8.79
H. C. Puffer Co., supplies 2.18
Empire Mailing Co., supplies 7.00
M. J. Doyle Co., printing 16.50
C. R. Kaplinger Co., printing
427.88
Chas. E. Burt, printing
39.36
A. H. Bartlett, printing and blanks.
19.19
W. J. Deuell, distributing reports.
18.00
Joseph Barrett, copying
10.00
A. W. Gifford, dog tags. 18.00
P. B. Murphy Co., supplies 4.60
Transportation expenses
52.16
W. J. Eldred, blank books. 38.50
Telephone tolls 5.25
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