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The band had a somewhat busier extra curricular program by playing for :
Two nights at University of Massachusetts for the basketball tournament.
West Springfield - Agawam basketball game at the Field House, Springfield College.
Spring Orchestra and Band Concert.
Ground breaking of the Veteran's Home Project.
Corner stone laying of the new Granger School.
May Music Festival at Orange, Massachusetts, where over two thousand students participated.
Memorial Day parade.
June Concert at Storrowton.
All of the football games; at home and away.
In May all of the elementary school instrumental musicians were combined into a band of 60 pieces. After one rehearsal, they made a tour of all the schools and gave a half hour concert which was well received by parents and pupils.
It is my hope that the insturmental music program will continue to grow, as it is only in its fourth year exis- tence, and that the efforts of our girls and boys will con- tinue to be a credit to our schools and town.
Respectfully submitted,
HOWARD T. CROTTY Instrumental Music Supervisor
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TEACHERS' APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS - 1949 APPOINTMENTS
Name
School
Subject or Grade
Began Service
Henry H. Baker
High School
Manual Training History & Geog.
Sept., 1949
Herman W. Hall
High School
Sept., 1949
Marion L. Holton
High School
Commercial
Sept., 1949
Barbara A. Hickson
Junior High
Mathematics
Sept., 1949
Lawrence J. Mulvaney
Junior High
Geography
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Bernice D. Ramage
Junior High
Special Class
Sept., 1949
Clarence J. Tourville
B. J. Phelps
Grade VI
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Helen L. Cowing
B. J. Phelps
Grade V-VI
Sept., 1949
Elaine G. Wing
B. J. Phelps
Grade V
Sept., 1949
Doris I. MacLaughlan
B. J. Phelps
Grade I
Sept., 1949
Jane A. Caffrey
B. J. Phelps
Grade I
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Lucille O. McCarty
C. M. Granger
Grade V
Sept., 1949
Ann E. Robinson
Sept., 1949
Dorothy A. Liptak
Grade II
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Virginia A. Thayer Gwyneth M. Clifford
Springfield St.
Grade V
Sept., 1949
Springfield St.
Grade III
Sept., 1949
RESIGNATIONS
Harry Kanis Arthur J. Foley Queenie Parvanian
High School High School High School
Manual Training History & Geog. Commercial
Service Ended
June, 1949 June, 1949 June, 1949
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C. M. Granger Danahy
Grade II
Genevieve R. Eames E. Joseph Roche Mrs. Marion C. Smith
Anna L. Zabaunik
B. J. Phelps
Grade VI
June, 1949
Mrs. Stella S. Carignan
B. J. Phelps
Grade III
June, 1949
Geraldine Merrick
B. J. Phelps
Grade I
June, 1949
Harriet Miller
B. J. Phelps
Grade I
June, 1949
Constance T. Bresnahan Harriet E. Henry
Springfield St.
Grade VI
June, 1949
Mrs. Claire E. Formwalt
Springfield St.
Grade V
June, 1949
TEACHERS UNDER APPOINTMENT
DECEMBER 31, 1949
Superintendent Stanley W. Wright
Subject or Grade
Education
Began Service In Agawam June, 1946
Univ. of N.H., A.B .- M.E. Boston University
Supervisors
Mrs. Audrey M. Blake Howard T. Crotty
Art
Mass. School of Arts, B.S.
Sept., 1941
Instrumental Music
Julius Hartt School, B.M. Springfield College, M.E. Lowell State College, B.S.
Sept., 1948
Mary F. Hayes
Vocal Music
Sept., 1948
Junior-Senior High School Frederick T. Dacey
Principal
Fitchburg State Col., B.S. University of Mass., M.S.
Sept., 1922
Junior High
Mathematics
June, 1949
Geography
June, 1949
Junior High Junior High
Special Class
June, 1949
B. J. Phelps
Grade I
June, 1949
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260
TEACHERS UNDER APPOINTMENT - CONTINUED
Name Raymond E. Harris
Mrs. Hazel C. Aldrich Henry H. Baker Dorothy R. Hastings
Mrs. Marjorie B. Kelly David Skolnick Harmon A. Smith
Frances Burke Mrs. Mary L. Coleman Ruth E. Dickerman
J. Joseph Freme Herman W. Hall Marion L. Holton Paul R. Langlois Eleanor B. Miller
Raymond J. Montagna
Mrs. Dorothea R. Nardi
Subject or Grade Asst. Principal and Guidance Director Domestic Science Manual Training Physical Train. and Coach of Girls' Ath.
Agriculture Physical Train. and Coach of Boys' Ath. French and English Commercial English
Science Geo. and History Commercial Science Latin and English
Math. and Jr. Bus. Training English
Education
Began Service In Agawam
Fitchburg State Col., B.S. Sept., 1930 University of Mass., M.S. Skidmore College of Arts Sept., 1922 Sept., 1938 Fitchburg State Col., B.S. Bouve Boston Sch. of Phy. Sept., 1936 Education - Amer. Int. Col., B.A. Voc. Household Arts Framingham St. Col., B.S. Sept., 1944 University of Mass., B.S. Oct., 1947 Sept., 1924 Springfield College
Trinity College, B.A. Sept., 1946
Bay Path Sec. School Mt. Holyoke College, B.A. Springfield College, M.E. Colby College, B.A. Springfield College, B.S. American Int. College, B.S. University of Maine, B.A. Smith College, B.A. Middlebury College, M.A.
Sept., 1946 Sept., 1933
Sept., 1942
Sept., 1949
Sept., 1949
Sept., 1936 Sept., 1928
American Int. College, B.S. Sept., 1939
University of Mass., B.A.
Sept., 1942
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Barbara H. Phelps Eleanor H. Smith
English Mathematics
Marjorie Ward
History
Sept., 1922
Sept., 1948
Our Lady of The Elms College, B. A. Westfield St. College, B.S. Springfield College, B.S. Johnson, Vt., State Col., Westfield State College University of Mass., B.A. Springfield College, M.E. Springfield College, B.S. University of Vt., B.A. Harvard University, B.S.
Sept., 1947 Sept., 1949 Sept., 1947
Sept., 1945
Sept., 1924
Sept., 1945
Sept., 1949
Sept., 1949 Sept., 1948
Benjamin Phelps School Mary E. McDowell Clarence J. Tourville, Jr. Mrs. Helen L. Cowing Elaine G. Wing Nora M. Chandler Mrs. Alice E. Marion
Principal Grade VI Grades V-VI
Eastern State Normal
Sept., 1926
Sept., 1949 Sept., 1949 Sept., 1949
Grade V
Grade IV
Grade IV
Middlebury College, B.A. Springfield College, M.A. Smith College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Smith College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Fitchburg St. Col., B.S.
Sept., 1942
Sept., 1922
David M. D'Antonio
Manual Train. and Science English
Esther Dillon
Barbara A. Hickson Charles L. Kistner Evelyn R. Magoon Emily M. McCormick Ida C. Moggio
Mathematics History
Civics and Hygiene Mathematics English
Lawrence J. Mulvaney Mrs. Bernice D. Ramage Paul A. Tatro
Geography Special Class Science
American Int. Col., B.A. Westfield State College Westfield State College Farmington Normal School No. Adams State College
Sept., 1927 Sept., 1947
TEACHERS UNDER APPOINTMENT - CONTINUED
Subject or Grade
Education
Began Service In Agawam
Mrs. Marion F. King Mrs. Edith Arens
Grade III
Nov., 1946
Grade III
Sept., 1948
Cecily C. Pratt
Grade II
Sept., 1928
Mrs. Mary E. McMahon
Grade II
Westfield State College
Sept., 1945
Doris I. MacLaughlan
Grade I
Lesley College
Jane A. Caffrey
Grade I
Lesley College
Sept., 1949 Sept., 1949
Danahy School Mary T. Lynch
Principal & Grade VI Westfield State College Boston University, B.S.
Sept., 1919
Mrs. Barbara Skolnick
Grades V-VI
Boston Teachers Col., B.S.
Sept., 1948
Grade V
Lyndon, Vt., St. Col. B.S.
Sept., 1947
Grades III-IV
Sept., 1946
Grade III
Sept., 1934
Grade II
Bridgewater St. Col., B.S. Westfield State College Westfield State Col., B.S. Springfield Kindergarten Southington Training School Sept.,
Sept., 1949 April, 1927
Grade II
Grade I
1900
Gertrude M. Strobelberger Elizabeth C. McCormick
Grade I
Westfield State Col., B.S. Westfield State College
Sept., 1948
Special Class
Sept., 1927
Springfield St. School Faolin M. Peirce Thelma E. Meadon Mrs. Virginia A. Thayer
Principal & Grade II Grade VI Grade V
Springfield Normal School Westfield State Col., B.S. Westfield State Col., B.S.
Sept., 1909
Sept., 1941 Sept., 1949
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Mrs. Esther B. Straszko Mildred L. Downton Mrs. Julia R. Crawford Dorothy A. Liptak Julia A. O'Connell Jennie M. Lucas
Yale Summer School Westfield State College Fitchburg State College
Ada I. Bready Gwyneth M. Clifford Mrs. Eloise D. Clark Mrs. Marguerite B. Dacey
Grade IV Grade III Grades II-III Grade I
Westfield State College
Westfield State Col., B.S. Castleton State Col., B.S. Westfield State College
Sept., 1941 Sept., 1949 Sept., 1945 Sept., 1947
Granger School Mrs. Madrine W. Allen Mrs. Lucille O. McCarty
Principal & Grade VI Plymouth, N. H., Normal
April, 1933
Grade V
Our Lady of The Elms College, B.A.
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Peirce
No. Adams State Col., B.S.
Sept., 1946
Ruth M. Ripley
Grade IV Grade III
Castine Normal School
Sept., 1925
Ann E. Robinson
Grade II
Westfield State Col., B.S.
Sept., 1949
Mrs. Eileen Eagan
Grade I
Fitchburg State Col., B.S.
Sept., 1946
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Annual Report of
T own Officers
of the
Town of Agawam Massachusetts
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Administration Building,Agawam, Massachusetts
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Town Officers 1950
ELECTED
Moderator GEORGE W. PORTER
Selectmen and Board of Health EDWARD W. TALMADGE
WALTER T. KERR FREDERICK C. EMERSON
Town Clerk and Treasurer BRANDON N. LETELLIER
Town Collector MARGARET E. FERRANTI
School Committee
KATHERINE G. DANAHY Term Expires 1951
RICHARD M. TAYLOR (Appointed to fill vacancy)
IRVING C. VANHEUSEN (Appointed to fill vacancy)
HOWARD N. SIMPSON
Term Expires 1952
PAUL J. ADAMS Term Expires 1953
SYDNEY F. ATWOOD
Term Expires 1953
Assessors
ADOLPHUS PROVOST
Term Expires 1953
CHARLES W. HULL
Term Expires 1952
FRANCIS P. CLEARY
Term Expires 1951
Library Trustees
EVA S. KERR
Term Expires 1953
CLARA J. MCVEIGH
ESTHER A. HAUFF
Term Expires 1952 Term Expires 1951
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Water Commissioners
LOUIS MERCADANTE
Term Expires 1953
EDWARD G. CONNOR Term Expires 1952
DUDLEY K. BODURTHA
Term Expires 1951
Board of Public Welfare
ANDREW CHRISCOLA
Term Expires 1953
JERRIE CAVANAUGH
Term Expires 1952
RAYMOND J. DELOGHIA Term Expires 1951
Cemetery Commissioners
G. ARTHUR ARMSTRONG Term Expires 1953 FRANK W. RANDALL (Resigned) Term Expires 1952
ALVIN R. KELLOGG Term Expires 1951
Trustees of Whiting Street Fund
GEORGE A. TOUSSAINT Term Expires 1952
HOMER C. ALLEN Term Expires 1951
Tree Warden
DANIEL DI DONATO Term Expires 1951
Planning Board
PAUL B. JOHNSON (Appointed to fill vacancy)
WILLIAM E. VIGNEAUX Term Expires 1952
GEORGE L. REYNOLDS Term Expires 1953
WILLIAM J. COUGHLIN (Appointed to fill vacancy)
EDWIN B. SPRING Term Expires 1955
Parks and Playgrounds Commission
SAMUEL PROVO Term Expires 1951
FRANCIS J. NAPOLITAN
Term Expires 1952
CHARLES L. KISTNER Term Expires 1953
Agawam Housing Authority
LOUIS L. DEL PADRE Term Expires 1955
LOUIS DEPALMA
Term Expires 1954
RAOUL A. CHARPENTIER
Term Expires 1953
HARRY N. ABELL, JR. Term Expires 1951
GEORGE L. REYNOLDS
State Appointed
Constables
DUDLEY K. BODURTHA DANIEL DI DONATO
FRANKIE H. CAMPBELL ALVIN R. KELLOGG STEVEN C. CARLISTO HORACE A. MAROTTE CHARLES M. ROBINSON GEORGE H. TALMADGE
ASHLEY R. COOLEY, JR. JASPER P. DEFORGE
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Appointed Officers 1950
Town Accountant FRANCES M. PEDULLA
Chief of Police ROLAND C. REED
Superintendent of Highways ALFRED B. HOWARD
Fire Engineers RAYMOND D. LEWIS
FRANK T. GOSS GEORGE N. RILEY
Welfare Agent WALTER S. KERR
Veterans' Administrator LESLIE C. MILLER
Sealer of Weights and Measures Measurer of Wood - Public Weigher FRANK E. DRAGHETTI
Surveyors of Lumber CHARLES W. HULL NELSON G. KING
Gypsy Moth Superintendent JOHN E. McCOOL
Inspector of Meats HERBERT G. TAYLOR
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Inspectors of Slaughtering
GEORGE H. REED HERBERT G. TAYLOR
Animal Inspector RALPH J. D'AMATO
Field Drivers WILLIAM S. HALLADAY GEORGE H. REED
Fence Viewers
WILLIAM H. LESTER JAMES W. CESAN
Dog Officer ROLAND C. REED
Burial Agent LESLIE C. MILLER
Building Inspector GEORGE L. REYNOLDS
Plumbing Inspector EDWARD J. DESMARAIS
Inspector of Wiring O. WILLIAM ANDERSON
Town Counsel HENRY E. PATNAUDE
Board of Appeals
HAROLD C. ATWATER JAMES P. KANE JAMES H. KERR PAUL J. ADAMS, Alt.
Finance Committee
JAMES N. REYNOLDS, JR. ANDREW C. GALLANO
HOLLIS F. KANE IRVING R. LaFLEUR
ARTHUR W. JOHNSON BENJAMIN S. BASSANI
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Registrars of Voters
HOWARD W. POND CLARENCE A. DUCLOS
FRANCIS J. GENSHEIMER BRANDON N. LETELLIER
Director of Civil Defense JAMES A. O'KEEFE
Personnel Board PAUL J. ADAMS
HENRY L. McGOWAN JEAN GOSS
Personnel Director RONALD E. JOHNSON
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Town of Agawam
INCORPORATED June 15, 1855 Population, 1950 Census (Approx.) 10,189
United States Senators Henry Cabot Lodge, Beverly Leverett Saltonstall, Newton
Representative in Congress Second District Foster Furcolo, Longmeadow
Councillor Eighth District Edward G. Shea, Springfield
State Senator Hampden, Hampshire & Berkshire Districts Ralph Lerche, Northampton
Representatives in General Court Eleventh Hampden District William A Cowing, West Springfield George W. Porter, Agawam
Annual Town Election Third Monday of February
Annual Town Meeting First Saturday of March
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Town Calendar
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00 A. M. - 5:00 P. M.
Friday Evenings 7:00 P. M. - 9:00 P. M.
Board Meetings
Selectmen - Friday Evenings 7:30 P. M.
Water Commissioners - First and Third Fridays Planning Board - First Friday Finance Committee - Second Thursday
TELEPHONES
Town Hall-connecting all departments
in building
7-2616
Fire Department
6-2131
No. 1 North Agawam
7-1751
No. 2 Feeding Hills
2-4326
No. 3 Agawam Center
4-4278
School Department
Superintendent
4-8045
High School Principal
2-7589
Katherine G. Danahy
4-7746
Clifford M. Granger
4-7839
Benjamin J. Phelps
4-1330
Springfield Street
4-7937
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LIST OF JURORS
Name
Occupation
Address
Allen, Walter E.
Farmer
558 Meadow St.
Anderson, C. Paul
Salesman
72 Reet St.
Anderson, Clarence G.
Auditor
60 So. Park Ter.
Anderson, O. William
Anderson, Oscar W.
Grinder
391 Suffield St.
Armstrong, G. Arthur
Steam Fitter
Line St.
Arndt, Norman P.
Serviceman
33 Kensington St.
Arsenault, Henry J.
Mechanic
1327 Main St.
Atwater, Harold C.
Nurseryman
122 Monroe St.
Baader, Julius J.
Advertising
77 Reed St.
Bailey, Chauncey D.
Farmer
Shoemaker Lane
Bailey, Harold D.
Tester
171 Leonard St.
Balboni, Adolphus
Baker
25 King St.
Barden, George F.
Machinist
Barden Ave.
Beauchane, George J.
Mill
Homer St.
Begley, John J.
Machinist
234 Maple St. 32 Reed St.
Benjamin, Arthur H.
Salesman
196 Walnut St.
Bernatchez, Clifford L.
Salesman
160 Walnut St.
Bessette, Moses
Clerk
18 Tower Ter.
Borgatti, Joseph F.
Mechanic
Franklin St.
Borgatti, Joseph J.
Proprietor 236 Walnut St.
Boyer, Henry
Attendant
72 Adams St.
Bradway, Earl C.
Assembler
No. West St.
Brayton, Harold A.
Steam Fitter
No. Westfield St.
Buffet, Harry W.
Superintendent
149 School St.
Burr, Kenneth A.
Shop
105 Suffield St.
Caruso, Louis W.
Trucker
206 Suffield St.
Cassidy, James A.
Milk Dealer
280 Mill St.
Catchepaugh, Leigh E.
Fence Engineer
Colonial Ave.
Cesan, Earl J.
Farmer
No. West St.
Charpentier, Raoul A.
Industrialist
555 River Rd.
Cleary, Gerald
Office Manager
Mill St.
Coffin, Everett N.
Connor, Francis A.
Cordes, Herman A.
53 Monroe St.
Cornfoot, Andrew
47 Cooper St.
Coughlin, William F.
17 Tower Ter.
Creese, Donald L.
Daly, Clarence J.
Bookkeeper
12 River St.
Descoteaux, Raymond DiDonato, Anthony
Armory
James St.
Proprietor
655 Springfield St.
Draftsman Machinist Engineer
173 Suffield St.
84 Bridge St.
Credit Manager Tel. Co. Salesman
120 Elm St.
Behrens, Fred
Manager
Mechanic
28 Reed St.
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Name
Occupation
Address
Duclos, Clarence A.
Chauffeur
3 Ellington St.
Eagan, Philip A.
Laborer
15 Ottawa St.
Eagan, Richard H.
Teacher
Senator Ave.
Ezekiel, Paul P.
Insurance
124 No. Westfield St.
Ferrell, Ernest W.
Trimmer
4 Maple St.
Foley, Paul S.
Clerk
18 River St.
Gensheimer, Francis J.
Machinist
39 Cleveland St.
Gibbs, Ronald J.
Machinist
208 Maple St.
Gosse, Wendell M.
Ass't Mgr.
769 Main St.
Guidi, Henry N.
Cable Splicer
60 Cooper St.
Guidi, Raymond
Machinist
183 Springfield St.
Guy, Joseph R.
Mechanic
30 Washington Ave.
Hamblem, Edward H., Jr. Real Estate
184 Main St.
Hauff, Fred W.
Proprietor
132 Walnut St.
Holloway, Clarence E.
Clerk
278 No. Westfield St.
Jenney, Ralph P.
Real Estate
513 No. Westfield St.
Jenson, Hans M.
R. R.
172 Suffield St.
Jordan, Raymond H.
Laborer
So. Westfield St.
Kellogg, Richard
Farmer
1368 Springfield St.
Kerr, J. Carlton
Farmer
No. West St.
Letellier, Walter J.
Mechanic
186 Maple St.
Letendre, Adelard
Carpenter
Letendre Ave.
Light, Harold L.
Repairman
So. Westfield St.
Liptak, John H.
Gas Co.
24 Kensington St.
Loncto, Donald E.
Machinist
47 Cleveland St.
Mandirol, Mario
Toolmaker
Cottage St.
Masi, Raymond J.
Salesman
56 River St.
McCave, Herbert W.
Truck Driver
60 Wilson St.
Merwin, Gordon M.
Mechanic
164 Walnut St.
Morley, Kenneth I.
Milk Dealer
39 Ottawa St.
Nolin, Isaac
Machinist
20 Rowley St.
O'Connor, Francis W.
Printer
Sherman Ave.
Overstreet, Edgar G., Jr. Partch, Fred
Time Study Guard
298 No. Westfield St.
Peterson, Carl B.
At Home
Southwick St. No. West St.
Richards, William F.
Storekeeper
11 Ellington St.
Spear, William Orr
Farmer
So. West St.
Tyler, Charles B.
Operator
Northwood St.
Watrous, Chauncey T.
Farmer
North St.
Fuller, Rayford W. Funtos, Anthony
Clerk
So. Westfield St.
Cook
205 Leonard St.
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Report of Town Accountant
RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE Taxes
Current Year:
Poll
$ 5,722.00
Personal
60,748.67
Real Estate
456,530.94
$523,001.61
In Lieu of Taxes
2,112.53
Previous Years :
Poll
$ 144.00
Personal
2,041.83
Real Estate
46,779.14
48,964.97 455.00
Tax Possessions
From State:
Income Tax
$ 85,172.15
Corporation Tax - Business
29,456.26
Meal Tax
1,263.75
Franchise Tax
11,827.50
Reimbursement - Loss of
Taxes
5,614.59
133,334.25
Licenses and Permits
Liquor
$ 10,335.00
Bowling
104.00
Roller Skating
104.00
Golf
46.00
Milk
44.50
Junk
70.00
Slaughter
400.00
Sunday Amusement
1,777.50
Miscellaneous
395.00
13,276.00
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Fines and Forfeits District Court Fines 1,658.40
Grants and Gifts
From Federal Government:
Old Age Assistance $ 36,470.33
Aid to Dependent Children 5,613.72
42,084.05
From County : Dog Licenses 1,918.30
Privileges
Motor Vehicle Excise and Trailer Taxes :
Current Year $ 60,931.84
Previous Years 8,695.79
69,627.63
Special Assessments Unapportioned Sidewalk Assess- ments 85.44
DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE
General Government
Tax Collector - Fees
$
682.15
Town Clerk - Dog Licenses
2,370.00
82.15
Miscellaneous 3,134.30
Protection of Persons and Property
Police - Firearm Permits $ 48.00
Fire - Inspector's Fees
396.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures -Fees 195.95
639.95
Health and Sanitation
Nurses' - Fees
$ 878.00
Sewer Connections
7,860.00
8,738.00
Highways
From State :
Chapter 90 Maintenance $ 1,061.01
Chapter 90 Construction 18,058.61
19,119.62
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From County : Chapter 90 Maintenance
$ 1,061.01
Chapter 90 Construction
8,110.20
9,171.21
From Town:
Road Machinery Fund
$ 4,974.85
Sale of Old Equipment
235.50
From Individuals : Accounts Receivable
25.00
Charities
Welfare:
From State
$
3,271.81
From Cities and Towns
5,219.81
Aid to Dependent Children :
From State
4,759.33
Old Age Assistance :
From State
$ 22,864.20
From Cities and Towns
1,891.55
24,755.75
Veterans' Benefits
From State
3,329.37
Schools
Vocational Education $ 5,400.10
Tuition of State Wards
3,527.01
Other Tuition
788,65
Sale of Supplies
277.88
Rentals
450.00
Miscellaneous
20.82
Smith Hughes Fund
387.41
George Barden Fund
302.57
11,154.44
School Athletic Funds
1,721.02
School Lunch Program
22,089.92
Libraries
Fines
99.27
Rents
Unclassified $ 4,751.26
5,210.35
8,491.62
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Withholding Taxes Blue Cross
35,775.02
3,081.22
Contributory Retirement
8,662.09
Petty Cash Advances
280.00
Tailings
21.35
52,570.94
Public Service Enterprises
Water Receipts :
Rates
$ 40,777.49
Connections
2,350.00
Connection Guarantee De- posits
9,345.00
Miscellaneous
3,741.25
56,213.74
Interest
On Deferred Taxes
$ 1,484.54
On Betterment Assessments
2.39
1,486.93
Municipal Indebtedness
Temporary Loan
3,000.00
Agency, Trust and Investment
Davis Library Fund Income $ 661.05
Phelon Library Fund Income 10.00
Old Cemetery Fund Income
14.00
Maple Grove Cemetery Fund In-
come
28.10
713.15
Refunds and Reimbursements
Treasurer
$ 62.80
Town Nurse
8.27
Welfare
35.50
Old Age Assistance
6.80
Veterans' Benefits
29.00
Schools
13.28
Workmen's Compensation
709.65
Insurance on Feeding School
120.24
Damage to Town Property
500.00
Fire Damage to School Property
114.75
Teachers' Retirement
366.22
Hills
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Water Miscellaneous
3.47 1.76
1,971.74
Total Receipts
Cash on Hand January 1, 1950
1,074,913.83 395,329.65
GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS and CASH ON HAND
$1,470,243.48
PAYMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative
Moderator
25.00
Selectmen
Chairman
$ 600.00
2nd Member
525.00
3rd Member
525.00
Clerk
1,126.00
Extra Clerical
30.00
Printing, Stationery & Postage
110.09
Office Chair
31.85
Office Supplies
53.08
Travel
49.24
Miscellaneous
75.03
3,125.29
Accounting
Accountant
$ 2,440.00
Printing, Forms, etc.
171.95
Office Supplies
60.53
Travel
4.05
Binding Books
19.00
Miscellaneous
6.50
2,702.03
Treasurer
Salary
$
2,200.00
Clerk
990.00
Printing, Stationery & Postage
206.21
Office Supplies and Equipment
355.57.
Insurance
78.64
16
Miscellaneous
12.05
3,842.47
Collector
Salary
$
3,245.00
Clerk
1,872.00
Extra Clerical
180.00
Printing, Stationery & Postage
1,053.63
Insurance and Clerk's Bond
116.60
New Equipment
100.22
Office Supplies and Equipment
119.66
Tax Sale Expenses
65.09
Travel
32.79
Miscellaneous
4.40
6,789.39
Assessors
Chairman
$
2,600.00
2nd Member
865.15
3rd Member
865.15
Clerk
1,872.00
Printing, Stationery & Postage
156.11
Office Supplies
29.47
Travel
45.90
Photocopies of Deeds
365.60
Binding Books
35.00
Miscellaneous
8.50
6,842.88
Law
Town Counsel
$ 250.00
Attorneys' Services and Fees
924.70
Miscellaneous
40.00
1,214.70
Town Clerk
Salary
$
550.00
Clerk
990.00
Printing, Stationery & Postage
111.26
New Equipment
162.57
Office Supplies and Equipment
128.83
Travel
39.74
Miscellaneous
29.45
2,011.85
17
1
Election and Registration $ 966.17
Registrars
Election Officers
1,268.93
Clerical
85.00
Printing, Forms, etc.
823.17
New Typewriter and Stand
155.41
Additional Booths
295.58
Miscellaneous
24.42
3,618.68
Engineering
Salaries
$ 4,735.11
Clerical
30.00
Office Supplies
155.53
Engineering Supplies
321.44
Truck
361.00
Miscellaneous
103.07
5,706.15
Town Hall
Janitor
$ 2,453.00
Telephone Operator
544.00
Fuel
966.65
Light
708.58
Janitor Supplies
50.65
New Floor Polisher
204.04
Repairs and Maintenance
575.59
Insurance
249.36
Telephone
1,723.61
7,475.48
Town Buildings
Janitors
$ 66.00
Fuel and Light
136.83
Repairs and Maintenance
18.71
221.54
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
School Traffic Officers
Wages
2,280.50
Police
Salaries
$ 32,518.40
Clerk
208.00
18
New Cars
950.00
Repairs & Maintenance of Cars
1,015.94
Repairs to Motorcycle
27.00
Ambulance
122.30
Gasoline and Oil
1,696.61
New Camera
175.00
New Radio
437.45
Repairs & Maintenance of R'dios
652.49
Men's Uniforms
363.64
Equipment
222.55
Office Supplies and Equipment
189.10
Lock-up Fees
50.65
Telephone
133.02
Travel
169.41
Miscellaneous
115.26
39,046.82
Fire
Salaries
$ 24,887.49
New Fire Whistle
3,105.22
Apparatus
1,003.10
Hose
999.32
Gasoline and Oil
264.18
Fuel
1,022.50
Light
230.38
Repairs & Maintenance of Bldgs
364.83
Insurance
133.60
Telephone
581.31
Miscellaneous
36.19
32,628.12
Inspection of Buildings
Salary
$ 1,000.00
Clerk
208.00
Travel
247.24
Office Supplies
39.42
Miscellaneous
28.85
Wire Inspector - Services
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary
$ 660.00
Car Expense
244.60
New Equipment
414.61
1,523.51 500.00
19
Supplies Miscellaneous
77.23
58.68
1,455.12
Gypsy Moth
Labor
$
392.75
Equipment
31.43
424.18
Forestry
Tree Warden Salary
$ 750.00
Labor
889.75
Jobbing
315.00
Truck
500.00
Equipment
399.57
Spraying
400.00
3,254.32 500.00
Tree Planting
Removal of Dutch Elm In-
fected Trees - Contract
999.21
Forest Fires
Labor
$ 110.00
Truck
50.00
Equipment
150.00
Fire Permits
140.00
Miscellaneous
4.70
454.70
Dog Officer
Services
$ 180.60
Cards
19.40
200.00
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health
Administration :
Chairman
$ 217.00
2nd Member
142.00
3rd Member
142.00
Printing, Supplies 64.46
Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :
Medicine and Medical Attend- ance 48.40
20
T. B. Hospitals
1,115.31
Hospitals-Premature Babies
1,886.00
Miscellaneous
95.17
3,710.34
Inspections :
Animals
$ 250.00
Meats and Provisions
780.00
1,030.00
Plumbing Inspection :
Labor
$ 2,282.50
Clerk
260.00
Miscellaneous
47.68
2,590.18
Town Nurse :
Town Nurse Salary
$ 2,708.16
Car Expense
361.87
Assistant Nurse Salary
2,184.00
Car Allowance
348.49
Substitute Nurses
1,068.60
Medical Supplies
98.09
Miscellaneous
21.30
Health Doctor
230.31
SANITATION
Sewers and Surface Drainage
Springfield St. Sewer Construction:
Contract
$ 12,721.95
Labor
2,668.36
Pipes and Fittings
4,243.38
Jobbing
193.75
Road Machinery
72.80
Material
499.86
Miscellaneous
64.20
20,464.30
Main St. Sewer Construction :
Contract
$ 3,650.00
Labor
1,822.49
Consulting Engineers
1,890.38
Pipes and Fittings
2,397.80
Rental of Equipment
695.00
6,790.51 100.00
Baby Clinic
21
Road Machinery Material Miscellaneous
64.80
559.22
14.47
11,094.16
Hall St. Sewer Construction :
Contract
$ 3,467.15
Labor
162.10
Pipes and Fittings
1,299.99
Road Machinery
8.00
Material
233.70
Miscellaneous
2.70
5,173.64
Franklin St. Sewer Construction :
Labor
$ 112.52
Pipes and Fittings
2,024.71
Material
272.10
2,409.33
Maintenance :
Labor
$ 7,249.20
Pipes and Fittings
1,874.54
Rental of Equipment
1,216.05
Road Machinery
511.90
Material
333.38
Equipment
49.89
Miscellaneous
79.96
In Lieu of Taxes
227.14
11,542.06
Refuse and Garbage
Garbage Collection :
Services
$ 2,690.00
Truck
810.00
Rubbish :
Labor
$ 3,535.17
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