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Section C.
Sick leave will accumulate for each year of employment.
Section D.
Sick leave with pay shall be granted to employees only when they are incapacitated for the performance of their duties by sick- ness, injury or quarantine by health authorities.
Section E.
Sick leave will commence on tlie day notification of the illness is given by the employee, his family, or his physician. Such notifica- tion shall be given within one hour of the regular appointed start- ing time.
Section F.
For absence on account of sickness, the department head, or the appointing authority, may require evidence in the form of a physician's certificate for the necessity for absence, such certificate to give the nature of illness and the expected duration. If such certificate is not filed after request therefor, such absence may be applied, at the discretion of the department head, to vacation leave or leave without pay. The department head shall require such certificate at the end of two weeks of illness and subsequent certi- ficates may be required at the discretion of the department head or the appointing authority.
Section G.
Employees whose services are terminated shall not be entitled to compensation in lieu of any sick leave not taken. No sick leave credit for prior employment will be allowed to employees rehired or reinstated after a termination of service other than approved leave of absence.
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Section H.
Every department of the Town shall keep a uniform attend- ance record on such form as approved by the Town Accountant for each employee showing sick leave both accrued and granted. The information on such record shall be transmitted by the head of the department to the Personnel Board upon request.
Section I.
If accrued sick leave cannot be computed, due to the lack of records, the employee shall be credited with eight working days for each year of service, not to exceed sixty-four working days.
Section J.
Part-time employees whose hours of work follow a regular schedule will be allowed such proportion of sick leave credit as their actual part-time service bears to full-time service.
Section K.
Employees injured on the job and receiving Workmen's Com- pensation may, upon request, be granted such sick leave allowance payment, as will, when added to the amount of Workmen's Com- pensation, result in the payment to them of their full salary, pro- vided they have such sick leave credit.
Section L.
Discretionary sick leave not exceeding fifteen days may be granted by the appointing authority provided all accumulated sick leave and vacation leave have been exhausted and shall be charged against future sick leave credit.
SECTION 15. MISCELLANEOUS.
Section A.
The lunch period shall not exceed one hour.
Section B.
An absence with pay, not to exceed three days, shall be grant- ed in case of death of immediate member of an employee's family. Immediate family means spouse, child, father, mother, sister. brother or grandparents. An absence with pay of one day shall be granted in case of death of an employee's in-laws or grand- parents of spouse.
Section C.
Any permanent employee of the Town called for an annual tour of duty with the armed forces shall be paid his usual salary for a period not exceeding two calendar weeks and shall also be entitled to the same leaves of absence or vacation with pay given to other like employees.
Section D.
A regular employee called for jury duty shall be paid an amount to bring his salary up to his usual rate of pay. Notice of service shall be filed with the department head upon receipt of a summons.
Section E.
Leave of absence with pay shall be granted veterans who are delegates or alternates to state or national conventions of the fol- lowing veterans' organizations: American Legion, AMVETS of
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World War II, Disabled American Veterans', Legion of Valor, Ma- rine Corps League, Military Order of the Purple Heart and Vet- erans of Foreign Wars.
Section F.
All payments made for any absence, regardless of nature, will be so noted on the payroll and employee's attendance record. The department head shall be responsible for the accuracy of such record.
Section G.
In order to qualify for holiday credit, a regular employee shall have worked on the last regularly scheduled work day prior to, and the next regularly scheduled work day following such holi- day, unless it is an absence for which compensation is payable as provided under this By-Law. The following days in each year shall be considered as holiday credits:
New Year's Day
Labor Day
Washington's Birthday
Patriot's Day
Columbus Day Veterans' Day
Memorial Day
Thanksgiving Day
Independence Day
Christmas
SECTION 16.
Nothing in this By-Law shall be construed to conflict with the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
There being no further business under Article 23, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
On motion of Arthur D. Saul, Jr. of the Finance Committee, duly seconded, it was
VOTED: That the meeting adjourn.
The meeting thereupon adjourned at 11:15 P.M., Monday, March 18, 1957, until Wednesday evening, March 20, 1957, at 8 o'clock.
A true record, ATTEST:
JAMES J. GOLDEN
Town Clerk
ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 20, 1957
Pursuant to the vote of adjournment of March 18, 1957, and written notices sent by mail by the Town Clerk, the town meeting members met in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening, March 20, 1957, to act upon the remaining articles set forth in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting.
Certificates were filed with the Town Clerk by the Chairmen and Clerks of Precincts 5, 7, 10 and 13, respectively, relative to meetings held on March 20 and of the elections to fill Town Meet- ing vacancies, as follows:
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Precinct 5 - Robert E. Holian, 31 Park Street, until the next annual election, arising from the death of John C. Hennessy, whose term expires in 1958.
Precinct 7- Claire M. Allison, 57 Webster Street, until the next annual election, caused by the resignation of Hugh J. Mulli- gan, Jr. from the two year term to which he was elected at the last Annual Town Election.
Precinct 10 - Kenneth H. Joel, 68 Grand View Road, until the next annual election, caused by the resignation of Thomas P. Conlan, whose term expires in 1959.
Precinct 13 - Francis J. McCarthy, 298 Forest Street, until the next annual election, caused by the resignation of Robert J. Croak, whose term expires in 1958.
Lists of the duly qualified town meeting members were used at the entrances of the meeting place and were in charge of Philip T. Robinson and James E. Sweeney. The lists contained the names of two hundred fifty-one (251) town meeting members.
The check lists filed with the Town Clerk at the close of the meeting by the checkers showed that two hundred three (203) members and eight (8) members-at-large (84% of total - 251) attended the meeting.
The Moderator, Lawrence E. Corcoran, declaring a quorum present, called the meeting to order at 8:15 o'clock P.M.
The meeting was opened with the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by the assembly, accompanied by Mr. Augustus Mazzocca and Mr. Walter E. Russell of the School Department, and prayer offered by Rev. John Heidt, Pastor of the Pleasant Street Congregational Church.
The town meeting members who had not previously been sworn were thereupon sworn by the Moderator.
On motion of Selectmen Rawson, duly seconded, it was
VOTED : That if all the business of the meeting as set forth in the Warrant is not disposed of at this session, when the meet- ing adjourns, it adjourn to Friday evening, March 22, 1957, at 8 o'clock.
The Moderator declared Article 24 to be the first item of business before the meeting.
Article 24. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
A substitute motion favoring the amendment to the Classifica- tion and Pay Plan, as requested under Article 24 of the Warrant, was offered by Joseph L. Keefe of Precinct 9.
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Considerable discussion ensued and, after Mr. Keefe's motion to substitute had been declared to have carried, a voice vote was taken on the motion of the Finance Committee as substituted. The Moderator, ruling that a majority of the entire town meeting membership was required to amend a by-law, in accordance with Robert's Rules of Order, asked for a standing vote. On the stand- ing vote, 119 voted in the affirmative and 70 in the negative, less than the majority of the entire town meeting membership of 251, and the Moderator declared the motion lost.
More than twenty town meeting members rose to request a roll call, which was thereupon taken by the Town Clerk. On the roll call, 122 voted in the affirmative and 80 in the negative, less than the majority of the entire town meeting membership of 251, and the Moderator declared the motion lost.
Thereupon, on the motion of the Finance Committee, it was VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 24 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 24, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 25. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED : That no action be taken under Article 25 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 25, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 26. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED : That no action be taken under Article 26 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 26, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 27. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
A substitute motion favoring the amendment of the Classifica- tion and Pay Plan, as requested under Article 27 of the Warrant. was offered by Daniel A. Healy, Jr. of Precinct 8.
Considerable discussion ensued and, upon the motion for the previous question being carried, a voice vote was taken on the motion to amend. More than five voters having questioned the vote, the Moderator called for a standing vote. On the standing vote, 95 voted in the affirmative and 98 in the negative, and the Moderator declared the motion lost.
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More than twenty town meeting members rose to request a roll call, which was thereupon taken by the Town Clerk. On the call of the roll of members, 102 voted in the affirmative and 100 in the negative, and the Moderator declared Mr. Healy's motion to substitute to have carried.
On the standing vote then taken on the motion of the Finance Committee as substituted, 106 voted in the affirmative and 91 in the negative, and the motion was declared lost by the Moderator for the reason that it was lacking of a majority of the entire town meeting membership ruled necessary to amend a by-Jaw, in accordance with Robert's Rules of Order.
Thereupon, on the motion of the Finance Committee, it was
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 27 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 27, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 28. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 28 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 28, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
At this point, a recess was taken from 10:25 to 10:40 P.M.
Article 29. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 29 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 29, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 30. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 30 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 30, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 31. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan.)
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 31 of the Warrant.
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There being no further business under Article 31, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 32. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan.)
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 32 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 32, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 33. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan. )
VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 33 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 33, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 34. (Acceptance of Legislative Act.)
VOTED : (Unanimously ) That no action be taken und- Article 34 of the Warrant.
There being no further business under Article 34, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 35. (Acceptance of Legislative Act-Re-Pensions.) VOTED: (Unanimously) That the provisions of Chapter 374 of the Acts of 1956, amending Chapter 32 of the General Laws, by inserting after Section 85I, inserted by Chapter 268 of the Acts of 1954, the following section - Section 85J entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO PROVIDING PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS OF POLICEMEN AND FIRE FIGHTERS UNDER THE NON- CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT LAW", be and hereby are ac- cepted.
There being no further business under Article 35, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 36. (Acceptance of Legislative Act - Annuities. )
By consent of the meeting, the motion of the Finance Com- mittee under Article 36 was considered withdrawn, and on the new motion of Arthur D. Saul, Jr. of the Finance Committee, which was seconded, it was
VOTED: (Unanimously) That the provisions of Chapter 733 of the Acts of 1956, amending Chapter 32 of the General Laws, by inserting after Section 89A the following section:
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Section 89 B entitled "AN ACT PROVIDING ANNUITIES TO DE- PENDENTS OF CERTAIN POLICE OFFICERS AND FIRE FIGHT- ERS KILLED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTY" be and hereby are accepted.
There being no further business under Article 36, the Modera- tor declared it disposed of.
Article 37. (Town Departmental Outlays and Expenses.)
MOVED AND SECONDED: That sums be appropriated to defray Town outlays and expenses for the year 1957 to be raised by general tax, except as otherwise specifically voted and expended, and the disposal of personal property be authorized, all under the direction of the respective department heads, as follows:
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
VOTED :
1. Finance Committee
Personal Services
$ 1,425.00
Expenses
800.00
TOTAL
$ 2,225.00
Detail Personal Services
Chairman
500.00
Secretary
100.00
Executive Secretary
825.00
$ 1,425.00
VOTED:
2. Board of Selectmen
Personal Services
$ 20,437.00
Expenses
2,881.00
TOTAL $ 23,318.00
Detail Personal Services
Chairman of Board
1,500.00
Other Board Members
4 @ $1,200.00
4,800.00
.
Secretary of Board
4,843.00
Other Clerks
9,178.50
Civil Service Reg. Clerk
115.50
$ 20,437.00
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VOTED:
3. Town Manager
Personal Services $ 26,978.00
Expenses
2,550.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: )
1 four drawer file 55.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34 250.00
TOTAL $29,833.00
Detail Personal Services
Town Manager $ 15,000.00
Administrative Assistant
4,674.00
Head Clerk 4,008.00
Senior Clerk-Stenographer
3,096.00
Overtime 200.00
$ 26,978.00
4. Purchasing Agent (Town Manager)
On the substitute motion of Town Manager Monahan to amend the motion of the Finance Committee, which was seconded and was declared to have carried, it was
VOTED :
4. Purchasing Agent (Town Manager) $ 4,989.00
Personal Services
Expenses 1,250.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: ) 2 File Cabinets 180.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth, as described in General Laws, Chapter 40,
Section 5, Paragraph 34
200.00
TOTAL $ 6,619.00
Detail Personal Services
Assistant Purchasing Agent 1,893.00
Senior Clerk-Stenographer 3,096.00
$ 4,989.00
VOTED:
5. Building Maintenance Department (Town Manager)
Personal Services $ 8,920.00
Expenses
1,105.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended
substantially as follows: )
1 Adding Machine
288.00
TOTAL $ 10.313.00
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Detail Personal Services
Superintendent of Maintenance
$ 6,548.00
Senior Clerk-Stenographer
2,322.00
Overtime
50.00
$ 8,920.00
VOTED:
6. Personnel Board
Personal Services
$ 8,736.00
Expenses
721.00
Capital Outlay 1 Adding Machine
298.00
TOTAL $ 9,755.00
Detail Personal Services
Executive Secretary
$ 5,640.00
Senior Clerk-Stenographer
3,096.00
$ 8,736.00
VOTED :
7. Town Accountant
Personal Services
$ 20,686.00
Expenses
932.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: ) 1 Typewriter
270.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34
300.00
TOTAL $ 22,188.00
Detail Personal Services
Town Accountant $
6,848.00
Junior Accountant
4,428.00
Principal Clerk
3,444.00
Senior Clerk-Typist
3,096.00
Clerk-Typist
2,720.00
Extra Clerk
150.00
$ 20,686.00
8. Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
By consent of the meeting, the motion of the Finance Com- mittee was considered withdrawn, and on the new motion of Arthur D. Saul, Jr. of the Finance Committee, which was seconded, it was
VOTED: (On a standing vote, 112 having voted in the affirm- ative and 45 in the negative. )
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8. Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
Personal Services $ 41,384.00
Expenses
7,315.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended
substantially as follows: ) 1 Secretarial Desk 175.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34
300.00
TOTAL $ 49,174.00
Detail Personal Services
Treasurer-Collector $ 7,954.00
Assistant Treasurer
4,428.00
Other Clerks
27,426.00
Parking Meters
1,576.00
$ 41,384.00
VOTED :
9. Board of Assessors
Personal Services $ 21,690.00
Expenses
2,480.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended
substantially as follows : )
3 Office Chairs
150.00
TOTAL $ 24,320.00
Detail Personal Services
Members of Board (3) $ 4,500.00
Executive Secretary
6,208.00
Other Clerks, etc.
10,982.00
$ 21,690.00
VOTED :
10. Legal (Town Manager)
Personal Services Town Counsel - Retainer Fee $ 2,783.00 Expenses: Legal Expenses and Attorney's fees including among others, expenses relating to the prosecution, defense or settlement of actions or claims by, against or involving the interests of the Town or relating to mat- ters for which there have been or may be special appropriations 30,000.00
$ 32,783.00
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11. Town Clerk
By consent of the meeting, the motion of the Finance Com- mittee was considered withdrawn, and on the new motion of Arthur D. Saul, Jr. of the Finance Committee, which was seconded, it was
VOTED:
11. Town Clerk
Personal Services $ 18,326.00
Expenses
3,345.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34
500.00
TOTAL $ 22,171.00
Detail Personal Services
Town Clerk
$ 7,642.00
Assistant Town Clerk
4,008.00
Other Clerks
6,676.00
$ 18,326.00
VOTED:
12. Public Works Department - General Administration (Town Manager)
Personal Services
$ 66,560.00
Expenses
5,500.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40,
Section 5, Paragraph 34
300.00
TOTAL $ 72,360.00
Detail Personal Services
Executive Secretary - Head Clerk $
5,336.00
Superintendent of Public Works
7,200.00
Ass't. Supt. of Public Works
5,336.00
Water Registrar
5,178.00
Other Clerks
41,510.00
Emergency Clerk Hire
2,000.00
$ 66,560.00
VOTED :
13. Engineering (Town Manager) $ 65,114.00
Personal Services
Expenses
4,288.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: )
Office Desks $ 740.00
Filing Equipment 95.00
Binding Machine
369.00
1 - Automobile $2,000.00
Less allowance
'49 Sedan 150.00
1,850.00
3,054.00
TOTAL $ 72,456.00
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Detail Personal Services
Town Engineer
$ 6,548.00
Engineers
53,870.00
Clerk
3,096.00
Overtime
1,600.00
$ 65,114.00
14. Elections & Town Meetings (Board of Selectmen)
On the substitute motion of Selectman Rawson to amend the motion of the Finance Committee, which was seconded and was declared by the Moderator to have carried, it was
VOTED :
14. Elections & Town Meetings (Board of Selectmen) $ 15,032.00 6,799.00
Personal Services
Expenses
TOTAL $ 21,831.00
Detail Personal Services
Board of Registrars
$ 1,212.00
Ass't. Registrars and Others
10,713.00
Election Officers
2,710.00
Custodians and Others
397.00
$ 15,032.00
On motion of Charles J. Bowser of Precinct 5, duly seconded, it was
VOTED: That the meeting adjourn.
The meeting thereupon adjourned at 11:00 P.M., Wednesday, March 20, 1957, until Friday evening, March 22, 1957, at 8 o'clock.
A true record, ATTEST:
JAMES J. GOLDEN
Town Clerk
ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 22, 1957
Pursuant to the vote of adjournment of March 20, 1957, and written notices sent by mail by the Town Clerk, the town meeting members met in the Town Hall on Friday evening, March 22, 1957, to act upon the remaining articles set forth in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting.
Lists of the duly qualified town meeting members were used at the entrances of the meeting place and were in charge of Philip T. Robinson and James E. Sweeney. The lists contained the names of two hundred fifty-one (251) town meeting members.
The check lists filed with the Town Clerk at the close of the meeting by the checkers showed that one hundred ninety-one (191) members and eight (S) members-at-large (79% of total-251) attended the meeting.
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The Moderator, Lawrence E. Corcoran, declaring a quorum present, called the meeting to order at 8:07 o'clock P.M.
The meeting was opened with the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by the assembly, accompanied by Mr. Augustus Mazzocca and Mr. Walter E. Russell of the School Department, and prayer offered by Rev. John P. Reynolds, Curate of St. James' Church.
On motion of Selectman Rawson, duly seconded, it was
VOTED: That if all the business of the meeting as set forth in the Warrant is not disposed of at this session, when the meet- ing adjourns, it adjourn to Monday evening, March 25, 1957, at 8 o'clock.
Article 37. (Town Departmental Outlays and Expenses. ) (Resumed)
VOTED:
15. Planning Board
Personal Services
$ 200.00
Expenses
1,000.00
TOTAL $ 1,200.00
Detail Personal Services
Chairman
$ 100.00
Secretary
100.00
$ 200.00
VOTED:
16. Board of Survey (Board of Selectmen) $ 3,244.50
Personal Services
Expenses
935.00
TOTAL $ 4,179.50
Detail Personal Services
Secretary of Board
... $ 2,005.00
Head Clerk - Secretary to Department Head
1,239.50
$ 3,244.50
17. Robbins Memorial Town Hall (Town Manager)
On the substitute motion of Town Manager Monahan to amend the motion of the Finance Committee, which was seconded and was declared by the Moderator to have carried, it was
VOTED:
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17. Robbins Memorial Town Hall (Town Manager) $ 20,166.00
Personal Services
Expenses
15,700.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended
substantially as follows: )
Replacement of Fuel Tank $3,700.00
New Projection Screen 225.00 New Partition-Assessor's Office 395.00
Alterations and Additions - Town Clerk's office 1,450.00
New Window Screens 580.00
Replacement of Town Clocks
825.00
7,175.06
TOTAL $ 43,041.00
Detail Personal Services
Sr. Building Custodians $ 4,259.52
Jr. Building Custodians 10,713.48
Others and overtime 5,193.00
$ 20,166.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
VOTED:
18. Police Department (Town Manager) $ 396,318.00
Personal Services
Expenses
27,840.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended
substantially as follows: )
Building Repairs $ 900.00
1 Typewriter $ 218.00
Less allowance 15.00
203.00
2 Station Wagons
5,674.00
Allowance 1 -'55
Station Wagon .. 500. Allowance 1 -'55
4-Door Sedan ... .250. 750.00
4,924.00
Converting Radios 80.00
2 Sirens
150.00
1 Combination Ambulance and Patrol Wagon 6,000.00
5 Electric Fans 300.00
1 -712 H. P. Outboard Motor 198.00
12,755.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34 150.00
TOTAL $ 437,063.00
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Detail Personal Services
Chief
$ 6,848.00
Captains
11,280.00
Lieutenants
25,890.00
Sergeants
48,520.00
Patrolmen
243,340.00
School Traffic Supervisors
19,000.00
Principal Clerk
3,444.00
Senior Clerk-Stenographer
3,444.00
Others
19,385.50
Overtime for Police Officers
2,500.00
Additional Officers
12,666.50
$ 396,318.00
VOTED:
19. Parking Meters (Town Manager) $ 4,428.00
Personal Services
Expenses 3,215.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: )
1 Servi-car
$1,512.00
Less Allowance
1-'49 Servi-Car $175.00
2-'49 Motorcycles 300.00 475.00
1,037.00
TOTAL .$ 8,680.00
VOTED : Total $8,680.00 to be taken from the Parking Meter Fund.
20. Fire Department
(Town Manager)
$
462,413.00
Personal Services
Expenses
26,576.00
Capital Outlay (to be expended substantially as follows: )
Hose $3,700.00
Furnishing & Equipment 275.00
Adding Machine
325.00
Automobile $3,010.
Less Allowance '51 Car 710. 2,300.00
Move Gas Tank to outside at Headquarters 150.00
Install Gas Tank at Park Circle 300.00
7,050.00
Expenses incurred outside the Commonwealth as described in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Paragraph 34
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