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The strength of our local Association is nearly 1100, consisting of Wolf Scouts, River Scouts and Sea Scouts, Senior Scouts, and Scouters (Officers). We have 17 Scout Troops and 18 Wolf Cub Packs. The 1st East Ham Scout Troop is one of the oldest in the country, having been formed in 1908 when Scouting was first started by Lord Baden Pow- ell. Scouting has therefore been in existence in East Ham for 43 years.
With my best thanks in anticipation and kindest regards.
Yours sincerely, L. Crow, District Commissioner.
July 11, 1951.
Dear Sir :
I duly received your letter of 4th instant, and shall be very pleased as the President of your Association to convey to your brother Scouts in Eastham, Massachusetts, the very best wishes of all the members of the local Association.
I thank you for your information regarding your Asso- ciation, which I most certainly will make use of.
Kind regards, Yours faithfully,
Mayor.
L. A. Crow, Esq. District Commissioner East Ham Boy Scouts Association.
Barking, Essex
Women's Voluntary Service
433 Barking Road
East Ham E 6.
His Worship the Mayor of East Ham, Town Hall, East Ham. Dear Mr. Mayor :
The occasion for your visit to Eastham, Massachusetts, U. S. A., presents an opportunity to the members of East.
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Ham Women's Voluntary Service to send their cordial greetings and thanks to the women of our sister Town.
During the late war, we were privileged to receive in East Ham, England, many fine gifts from the U. S. A., through the American Red Cross Bundles for Britain Can- teens. Quilts, clothing of all kinds were sent in large quanti- ties by our friends in the U. S. A. These proved of inestima- ble value during the Blitz, and mere words utterly fail to express the gratitude of the recipients of these gifts, but apart from material value they created a warm bond of understanding, good will and friendship between the coun- tries that we will never forget.
My members had the honor of distributing these gifts and desire to express to the women of Eastham their very sincere appreciation and thanks for the very real and valu- able help you so generously sent. It helped us to survive.
We trust that the cordial relations between our two great nations will endure.
With best wishes, Very Sincerely yours,
Rosina G. Arnil.
County Bourough of East Ham.
County Bourough Organization.
The following message addressed to the County Bou- rough Council of the Town of East Ham was read, and adopted. A copy of the message was given to the Mayor, with the request that he deliver it in person and see that it is properly presented to those to whom it is addressed :
To the County Bourough of East Ham, England, Essex, England.
The Town of Eastham, Massachusetts, U. S. A., is about to conclude a two weeks celebration of the Three Hundredth Anniversary of its founding in 1651. It was our desire to have the "Mother Town" send official representatives to
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help us celebrate this significant event. You paid us the spe- cial honor of making possible as your representatives your Mayor and Mayoress, themselves. We want you to know that they have performed their duties with dignity and charm and rare understanding. Tirelessly they have attended every event scheduled and have won the admiration and respect of all those with whom they have come in touch.
In sending you this message of thanks, we are conscious of many ties which bind our two communities together. It is more than a common name, it is a common heritage, a com- mon language, a firm and unshakable belief in the dignity and worth of the individual, a form of government based upon this fundamental principle and a record of common sacrifice reaching back over a world fighting to defend these sacred principles.
The two great nations of which our communities are a part carry especially heavy obligations during these days of world tension and misunderstandings. We must continue to work and stand together.
By taking advantage of and even creating opportunities for personal contact and understanding, and by other means we may together lend reality to the fact that the world is now a neighborhood. May we, working together, help lay the foundations by which in time it may become a brother- hood. May our two communities continue their intimate and fruitful fellowship during the years to come.
Leslie E. Chase, Town Clerk Town of Eastham Massachusetts, U. S. A.
Mayor Hurford was then extended the courtesy of clos- ing the meeting and made appropriate remarks of apprecia- tion before closing. He presented to Maurice W. Wiley, Chairman of the Selectmen, a certified extract of minutes of his Council sealed with the Town Seal, which he proceeded to read, and also a map of England dated 1771.
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Voted unanimously to accept unanimously the copy of the invitation and the vote to send the Mayor as a delegate to Eastham, and to spread the same on the records of the Town.
Voted to send a letter back to East Ham, London, Coun- cil as read by Maurice W. Wiley, Chairman of the Selectmen, and signed Eastham Town Meeting. Unanimous vote.
Thanks were expressed to Harry S. Young, as chairman of the Tercentenary Committee, for a job well done, by Mayor Hurford. Maurice W. Wiley addressed the meeting and asked that donations be generous for the purpose of buying candy for the children of East Ham, collections to be taken at the pageant and square dance.
Ralph A. Chase then presented Mayor Hurford gifts which would be included in the box to be sent to East Ham, England.
Mayor and Mayoress Hurford then expressed their thanks for all courtesies and gifts.
Minutes of meeting read and approved.
Adjourned at 9:30 P. M.
LESLIE E. CHASE, Town Clerk.
September 27, 1951.
Dear Mr. Town Clerk :
At a meeting of our council held on the 25th instant, the Worshipful the Mayor (Alderman W. E. Hurford, J. P.) submitted a report on the visit made by himself and the Mayoress to your town in connection with the Tercentenary celebration in August.
At this meeting I read out the contents of your letter of the 23 of August 1951, and it was voted with pleasure, that the council heard the resolution adopted at the Town Meet-
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ing in Eastham. I was directed to convey to your council a message of thanks for the greetings contained in the resolu- tion and to state that these are heartily reciprocated by mem- bers of my council.
Please accept on behalf of the Council of the Bourough of East Ham, their very best thanks for the hospitality ex- tended to the Worshipful, the Mayor and Mayoress.
Yours sincerely,
H. A. Edwards, Town Clerk.
Leslie E. Chase, Esquire
Town Clerk
Town of Eastham
Massachusetts, U. S. A.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, DECEMBER 7, 1951
Meeting called to order by the Assistant Town Clerk at . 8:00 o'clock P. M. The Warrant calling the meeting was read, together with the return of the officer who served the same. Tellers appointed and sworn were Ralph L. Rogers and Andrew C. Miskelly.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate from Available Funds in the Treasury sums of money to the following accounts :
Election and Registration
$100.00
Town Hall
250.00
Fire Department
450.00
Police
150.00
Health
250.00
Town Dump
100.00
Aid Dependent Children
500.00
Camp Ground to Steele Road
153.00
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Miscellaneous
100.00
Insurance 419.55
Tercentenary Account
150.00
Treas., Collector, Clerk Exp.
50.00
Voted : To transfer from Available Funds in the Treas- ury, sums of money to the following accounts :
Election and Registration
$100.00
Town Hall
250.00
Fire Department
450.00
Police
150.00
Health
250.00
Town Dump
100.00
Aid Dependent Children
500.00
Camp Ground to Steele Road
153.00
Miscellaneous
100.00
Insurance
419.55
Tercentenary Account
150.00
Treas., Collector, Clerk
50.00
The minutes of the meeting were read and approved.
Meeting adjourned at 8:15 P. M.
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Town Clerk.
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1951 Report of Fees of the Collector, Treasurer and Town Clerk
Board of Selectmen,
Town of Eastham,
Eastham, Mass.
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith a report of fees collected in above offices for the year 1951 :
Recording
$103.62
Births
20.00
Marriages
9.00
Deaths
8.50
Oaths
10.50
Fish and Game Licenses Paid by State
83.25
Pole Locations
34.00
Dog Licenses Paid by County
22.20
Demands
135.30
$426.37
Respectfully submitted,
LESLIE E. CHASE, Town Clerk, Treasurer.
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December 31, 1951.
To the Board of Selectmen, Eastham, Mass.
Dear Sirs :
Due to my ill health, I hereby tender my resignation as Treasurer, Tax Collector and Town Clerk of the Town of Eastham, effective as of the close of business on February 19th, 1952.
Yours truly,
LESLIE E. CHASE, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk.
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Report of Town Accountant
To the Board of Selectmen,
Town of Eastham.
Gentlemen :
The Town Accountant herewith submits a report of the financial transactions of the Town of Eastham for the year ending December 31, 1951. Cooperation of all departments in submitting bills promptly has helped in expediting the work in this department and I take this opportunity to ex- press my appreciation to them.
RECEIPTS
Cash on Hand January 1, 1951
$65,514.22
General Revenue :
Taxes 1950 Real
$2,547.72
Taxes 1950 Personal
322.92
Taxes 1951 Real
69,695.39
Taxes 1951 Personal
9,847.45
Taxes 1951 Poll
508.00
82,921.48
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1950
$252.15
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1951
7,147.82
7,399.97
Tax Title Redemption
$10.61
Sale Tax Possessions
2,255.15
2,265.76
From State :
Income Tax
$5,177.22
Business Corporation Tax
5,780.67
Old Age Assistance Meal Tax
267.92
Public Franchise
355.98
11,581.79
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From County : Refunded Dog Tax
220.70
Licenses and Permits :
Building Permits
$270.00
Cabin Permits
11.00
Cesspool Permits
4.00
Garbage Disposal
6.00
Gas Installations
24.00
Gasoline Permits
6.00
Ice Cream Mfg.
5.00
Innholder's License
2.00
Junk License
15.00
Lord's Day
2.00
Lodging House
44.00
Pasteurization License
10.00
Peddler License
12.00
Pistol Permits
5.00
Shellfish Permits :
Resident, Non-Commercial
437.00
Non-Resident Non-Commercial
181.00
Commercial
43.00
Victualler License
16.00
1,093.00
Fish and Game Licenses
651.00
Dog Licenses
319.00
Grants and Gifts :
School :
Superintendent
$437.33
Public School Aid, Chapter 70
1,850.48
Transportation
5,777.14
Tuition
1,222.93
Vocational Education
393.00
9,680.88
Interest :
Tax Title Interest
$.98
Poll Tax Interest
.30
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Real Estate Interest 58.87
Personal Tax Interest 6.97
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Interest 7.71
74.83 135.30
Collector's Fees
Commercial Revenue :
Shellfish Grants
$24.46
. School Lunch
3,085.20
Sealer's Fees
24.40
Library Fines
24.87
School Lunch (Federal Grants)
Planning Board Hearings
30.00
Old Age Assistance (Cancelled Check)
4.86
Town Hall Rent
170.00
Dental Clinic
32.25
Recordings, Postage
40.83
Use of Moth Sprayer
52.00
Boat Yard Lease
50.00
3,538.87
From State :
Shellfish Propagation
$400.00
Livestock Control
20.00
Highway Chapter 81
15,238.03
Old Age Assistance
5,860.08
Aid Dependent Children
849.86
Veterans' Services
404.47
Health
255.71
23,028.15
Federal Grants :
Old Age Assistance
$7,662.99
Old Age Assistance Adm.
801.23
Aid Dependent Children
1,391.00
Aid Dependent Children Adm.
83.47
School Lunch
1,382.30
11,320.99
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Refunds :
Dog Refunds
$58.50
Town Hall
18.41
New Auditorium
103.14
Public Welfare
37.50
Town Landings
6.06
School
22.50
Christmas Tree
12.25
Tercentenary Committee
5,438.13
Highway Chapter 81
289.34
Snow
43.25
6,029.08
Temporary Loan Chapter 90
7,500.00
Unclassified :
Barnstable County Retirement
$881.53
Withholding Tax
1,787.35
Teacher Retirement
690.49
Blue Cross
700.68
Sale Cement Mixer
50.00
Sale of Motor (Firemen)
4.00
Sale of Christmas Candy
1.00
Telephone Tolls
4.36
Sale of Pipe
3.00
Sale of Radiators
10.00
Reimbursement Loss of Taxes
21.90
Sale Red Cross Books
11.20
Deed and Release
3.00
Fines
10.00
4,178.51
Trust Accounts :
Post War Rehabilitation Fund
Income $150.00
Timothy Smith Fund Bond Income 275.00
Timothy Smith Fund Income 1,214.94
Timothy Smith Fund Loans 450.00
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Timothy Smith Fund Gift
300.00
Town Hall Income 681.01
Old Mill Operating Fund Income (Donations, Sale of Meal, etc.) 1,324.78
Old Mill Operating Fund Withdrawn
Billings Fund Income 350.00
Christmas Tree
1.58
Post War Rehabilitation Author- ized for Auditorium 13,714.91
18,362.22
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$255,815.75
PAYMENTS
Selectmen's Salaries
$1,700.00
Assessors' Salaries
1,800.00
Board of Welfare Salaries
750.00
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Salary
3,000.00
Accountant Salary
808.00
Accountant Expense
179.80
Clerk Salary
1,220.00
Janitor Salary
2,080.00
Moderator
25.00
Road Surveyor
50.00
Finance Committee Secretary Salary
50.00
Constable
50.00
Building Inspector Salary
800.00
Officer Travel Expense
202.67
Selectmen, Assessor Expense
493.54
Assessors' Abstracts
150.00
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Expense
550.00
Finance Committee
5.00
Legal Expense
250.00
Surety on Bonds
139.00
Certification of Notes
2.00
Election and Registration
256.73
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Town Hall
4,234.92
New Auditorium
55,260.07
Remodelling Old Town Hall
4,000.00
New Kitchen
974.15
Shellfish Protection
600.00
Shellfish Propagation
1,104.21
Fire Department
2,942.61
Police
1,459.87
Termite Extermination
2,457.34
Tree Warden
105.60
Insect Pest Control
466.81
Dutch Elm Disease
77.99
Oak Worm, Fall Webb Worm, Canker Worm
173.88
Woodtick Control
65.25
Moth Truck Expense
138.87
Poison Ivy Control
251.73
Sealer Weights and Measures
100.00
Inspection of Wiring
222.00
Bounty on Woodchucks and Crows
36.00
Zoning
352.00
Planning Board Expense
93.27
Ambulance
750.00
Civilian Defense
2,100.00
Health
990.00
Town Dump
1,157.82
Inspection of Animals
40.00
Dog Account
45.50
Free Bed
400.00
Public Welfare
630.91
Public Welfare Administration
270.00
Old Age Assistance
9,500.00
Aid Dependent Children
2,800.00
Old Age Assistance Federal Grants
6,182.90
Old Age Assistance Adm. Federal Grants
907.57
Aid Dependent Children Federal Grants
1,351.85
Aid Dependent Children Adm. Federal Grants
6.33
Veterans' Benefits
1,206.41
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Highway General Highway Chapter 81
465.80
15,375.00
Special Refund Account
332.59
Snow
492.04
Doane Road
508.00
Camp Ground Road to Steele Road
953.00
George Whiting Road
215.00
Herring Pond Road
574.00
Town Landings
2,468.08
Additional Dump Land Purchase
200.00
Ocean View Drive
2,487.05
Signs for Beaches and Roads
128.95
School
38,698.31
Special School Lunch Account
5,116.40
School Lunch (Appropriation)
933.51
Public Library
470.70
Public Library Trust
502.38
Vocational Education
577.20
Schoolhouse Note
1,000.00
Auditorium Note
3,000.00
Interest
861.25
Soldiers' and Sailors' Lots
50.00
Old Cemeteries
200.00
Miscellaneous
466.71
Tax Title Account
42.71
Tax Possessions
394.65
Insurance
2,419.55
Old Windmill Care and Improvement
300.00
Memorial Day
26.00
Christmas Tree
162.26
Town Reports
599.50
Tercentenary Committee
9,695.07
Advertising Town
125.00
Public Amusement-Advertising
498.80
Unpaid Bills 1950
59.20
Refund Real Estate Tax 1950
1.43
Refund Real Estate Tax 1951
13.19
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Refund Personal Tax 1951
14.58
Refund Poll Tax 1951
2.00
Refund Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1951
383.07
Refund Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1950
2.00
Refund Interest
.02
Fish and Game
651.00
Dog Licenses
319.00
Barnstable County Retirement
881.53
Withholding Tax
1,787.35
School Retirement
690.49
Blue Cross
700.68
Collector's Fees
123.95
Tailings
46.66
County Tax
8,571.54
State Parks and Reservations
139.88
State Audit
774.24
Cape Cod Mosquito Control
997.82
County Retirement Assessment
389.32
Timothy Smith Fund Loans
450.00
Timothy Smith Fund Income
1,214.94
Timothy Smith Fund Gifts
100.00
Timothy Smith Fund Bonds
275.00
Post War Rehabilitation Fund
150.00
Town Hall Income Fund
677.26
Old Mill Operating Account
1,328.53
Christmas Tree Account
1.58
TOTAL PAYMENTS
$129,103.37
REVENUE 1951
Appropriations $104,538.52
Poll Tax Comm. $636.00
State Parks and
Real Estate Comm. 73,083.33
Reservations
146.91
Personal Comm. 10,203.03
State Audit
774.24 Estimated Receipts 35,285.28
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Mosquito Control 915.86 County Tax State Parks (Overestimate) 297.80
Reservations
(Underestimate)
30.88
State Audit
Omitted Personal Tax Comm. 22.14
(Underestimate) .01
Appro. Balances 3,557.65
Mosquito Control (Underestimate)
.14
Estimated Receipts 2,176.34
County Tax
(Underestimate)
8,857.96
$125,519.69
Overlay
4,240.92
$119,505.44
To Surplus
Revenue
6,014.25
$125,519.69
SURPLUS REVENUE
To Civilian Defense $2,100.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $19,338.14
Highway Chap. 81 11,275.00
New Kitchen 800.00
Termite
Extermination
500.00
Aid Dependent
Children
2,000.00
Town Hall
1,450.00
Tercentenary Celebration
1,150.00
Election and
Registration
100.00
Fire Dept.
450.00
Police
150.00
Health
250.00
Town Dump
100.00
Tax Possession Sales 2,255.15
Tax Title Redemption 84.93 Chapter 81 Receipts 3,963.03 Revenue 6,014.25
$31,655.50
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Omitted Real Estate Tax Comm. 258.12
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Camp Ground to
Steele Road
153.00
Miscellaneous
100.00
Insurance
419.55
Treasurer, Clerk,
Collector Exp.
50.00
Tax Titles
123.99
$21,171.54
Surplus Revenue
10,483.86
$31,655.40
CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
Selectmen Salary
Maurice W. Wiley,
Chm.
$700.00 Appropriation $1,700.00
George Howard 500.00
Luther P. Smith
500.00
$1,700.00
Assessors' Salary
Luther P. Smith, Chm.
$600.00 Appropriation $1,800.00
Maurice W. Wiley 600.00
George Howard 600.00
$1,800.00
Board of Welfare Salary
George Howard, Chm.
$250.00 Appropriation $900.00
Maurice W. Wiley
250.00
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Luther P. Smith 250.00
$750.00
Balance to Revenue 150.00
$900.00
Treasurer Collector Clerk Salary
Leslie E. Chase $3,000.00 Appropriation $3,000.00
Accountant Salary and Expense L. Isabelle Brackett $808.00 Appropriation $808.00
Accountant Expense
Desk
$159.80 Appropriation $180.00
Typing Expense
12.00
Printing, Stationery,
Postage 8.00
$179.80
Balance to Revenue .20
$180.00
Clerk Salary
L. Isabelle Brackett $1,220.00 Appropriation
$1,220.00
Janitor Salary
Horace Moore $2,080.00 Appropriation $2,080.00
Moderator
Winifred J. Knowles $25.00 Appropriation $25.00
Road Surveyor
Nathan A. Nickerson $50.00 Appropriation $50.00
Salary Secretary Finance Committee
Ralph A. Chase
$50.00 Appropriation
$50.00
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Constable
Harvey T. Moore $50.00 Appropriation $50.00
Building Inspector
Ralph L. Rogers
$800.00 Appropriation
$800.00
Officer Travel Expense
Selectmen
$73.10
Appropriation
$250.00
Assessors
20.91
Welfare
2.00
Treasurer
32.00
Accountant
20.77
Town Clerk
19.94
Veterans' Meetings
33.95
$202.67
Balance to Revenue
47.33
$250.00
Selectmen and Assessors' Expense
Dues Selectmen's
Associations
$16.00
Appropriation $500.00
Typewriter Ribbon
3.25
Clam Permits
15.00
Printing, Postage,
Stationery
40.29
Dues Assessors'
Association
9.00
Plan Book
27.50
Use of Car
10.00
Filing Cabinets
10.00
Assessors' Sheets and Binders
175.83
Typewriter Overhaul 22.50
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Plan Copies V
9.79
Recording
14.12
Printing, Stationery,
Postage 140.26
$493.54
Balance to Revenue 6.46
$500.00
Assessors' Abstracts
Shirley B. Chase $150.00 Appropriation $150.00
Treasurer Collector Clerk Expense
Desk Lamps
$16.40
Appropriation
$500.00
Desk Set
3.90
From Revenue
50.00
Box Rent
2.25
Pencils, Clips
11.88
$550.00
Use of Car
4.00
Printing, Stationery,
Postage
407.95
Recording Fees
103.62
$550.00
Finance Committee
Typing Expense
$5.00
Appropriation
$10.00
Balance to Revenue
5.00
$10.00
Legal Expense
Kenneth Wilson
$15.00
Appropriation
$250.00
Charles Frazier
235.00
$250.00
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Surety on Bonds
Treasurer's Bond
$60.00
Appropriation $150.00
Tax Collector
69.00
Town Clerk
5.00
Deputy Collector
5.00
$139.00
Balance to Revenue 11.00
$150.00
Certification of Notes
Certification of Notes $2.00 Appropriation $10.00
Balance to Revenue 8.00
$10.00
Election and Registration
Election Officers :
Maurice W. Wiley $20.00
Appropriation $200.00
George Howard 20.00
From Reserve
100.00
Luther P. Smith 20.00
Leslie E. Chase
20.00
$300.00
Tellers 46.00
Printing, Stationery, Postage 130.73
$256.73
Balance to Revenue 43.27
$300.00
Town Hall
Telephone
Lights
$201.83 Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $404.92 191.72 Appropriation 2,000.00
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Fuel
773.43
From Revenue
1,450.00
New Auditorium Con-
tract
1,000.00
From Reserve 361.59
Refunds 18.41
Electric Clock 4.95
Tile for Floor 138.00
$4,234.92
New Fire Equipment 211.81
New Plumbing and Repair 136.11
Heater Repair 68.69
New Soap Dispensers,
Towels
288.98
Soap, Cleaner, etc.
Vacuum Sweeper 257.40
Decorating Town Hall 155.40
Renovating Selectmen's
Office 64.00
Painting Lobby and Trim 388.00
Electrical Work and
Supplies 66.79
Fixing Chair 2.00
Gas
13.00
Outside Horn
75.00
Lumber, Nails, etc. 123.54
Labor (Tercentenary Week) 14.50
Janitor Supplies
18.42
Carting Rubbish
18.00
Floor Brush 16.95
Sharpening Lawn Mower
1.80
Boiler Inspection
5.00
$4,234.92 New Auditorium
Walter Gaffney,
Architect
$1,695.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $41,444.54
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T. L. Cottrell,
Sale of Bonds
11,520.00
Contractor 50,153.12
Bond Income 2,194.91
Hardware 490.00
Refund 103.14
Chairs, Furnishings 1,653.70
Venetian Blinds
210.25
$55,262.59
Sound System 365.00
Curtain 693.00
$55,260.07
Balance to Revenue
2.52
$55,262.59
New Kitchen
Stove $297.00 From Revenue
$800.00
Labor in Kitchen 495.00
From Reserve
175.00
Kettles, Cutlery, etc. 182.15
$975.00
$974.15
Balance to Revenue
.85
$975.00
Remodelling Old Town Hall
T. L. Cottrell,
Balance Jan. 1,
Contractor $4,000.00 1951 $4,000.00
Shellfish Protection
Howard L. Anderson $600.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $600.00
Shellfish Propagation
Oysters
$497.50 Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $400.00
Quahogs
493.00 Appropriation 600.00
Labor
80.00 From Reserve 100.00
74
Lumber, Nails, Signs, etc. 33.71
From State 400.00
$1,500.00
$1,104.21
Balance to 1952
395.79
$1,500.00
Fire Department
Nathan A. Nickerson,
Appropriation
$1,800.00
Sr. $83.32
From Reserve 700.00
James J. Johnston, Jr. 416.68
From Revenue 450.00
New Firehouse Drive 296.00
Labor on Fire House
$2,950.00
and Cesspool 241.00
Fuel
95.22
Telephone
157.09
Electricity
53.56
New Pump
461.98
Painting Fire Tower
20.63
Labor and Supplies
on Tower
219.36
Fire Payrolls
181.75
Decorating Fire House
(Tercentenary ) 15.00
Insurance
346.00
New Batteries
119.00
Lumber, Bolts
15.46
Cylinder, Nozzles,
Pipe, etc. 80.50
Gas, Oil, Misc.
Supplies
140.06
$2,942.61
Balance to Revenue
7.39
$2,950.00
75
Police
Winfred J. Knowles $602.00
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Robert Deschamps
486.25
From Reserve 346.71
Howard Anderson
52.75
From Revenue 150.00
Horace Moore
88.00
Maurice W. Wiley
5.00
$1,496.71
Use of Car
122.50
Insurance
75.40
Badges
6.20
Flashlights, Supplies,
Telephone
21.77
$1,459.87
Balance to Revenue 36.84
$1,496.71
Civilian Defense
Yngne E. Rongner,
Appropriation
$2,100.00
Director
$500.00
Yngne E. Rongner, Use of Car
250.00
Gas System
136.30
Travel
16.25
Radio and Installa-
tion
505.15
Lamp
8.20
Alarm Switch
6.80
Decorating Defense
Center (Tercen.)
10.00
Surgical Supplies
16.40
Police Clubs, Whis-
tles, Flashlights
75.09
Coveralls
109.60
Files, Guides, etc.
14.19
Blankets
22.50
76
Leggings, Helmets, Rubber Boots and
Raincoats
228.00
Gas
58.50
Telephone
36.46
Keys
2.10
Printing, Stationery,
Postage
59.55
Electrical Supplies
15.90
Paint, Tacks, Bolts, etc.
11.01
Painting Sign
3.00
Text Books (Red Cross)
15.00
$2,100.00
Termite Extermination
Terminex Co. $1,309.00
Appropriation
$2,000.00
From Revenue 500.00
Frederick Lawrence (Contract)
850.00
Painting
35.95
$2,500.00
Labor
200.00
Lumber, Nails, etc.
94.72
$2,489.67
Balance to Revenue
10.33
$2,500.00
Tree Warden
Insecticide
$40.00 Appropriation $200.00
Expense Attending Meeting
18.00
Truck
10.50
Labor
26.50
77
Gas, Oil, etc. 10.60
$105.60
Balance to Revenue 94.40
$200.00
Insect Pest Control
Labor
$256.00
Appropriation
$300.00
Insecticide
108.50
From Reserve
166.81
Gas, Oil, etc.
22.24
Truck
42.00
$466.81
Parts, Material
38.07
$466.81
Dutch Elm Disease
Insecticide
$51.25
Appropriation
$200.00
Labor
25.00
Gas, Oil, etc.
1.74
$77.99
Balance to Revenue
122.01
$200.00
Oak Worm, Fall Webb Worm
Insecticide
$108.50
Appropriation
$200.00
Labor
54.75
Gas, Oil
10.63
$173.88
Balance
26.12
$200.00
78
Woodtick Control
Insecticide
$57.25 Appropriation $100.00
Labor
8.00
$65.25
Balance to Revenue 34.75
$100.00
Moth Truck Expense
Insurance
$41.70
Appropriation $200.00
Maintenance Labor 34.60
Parts and Repairs, etc. 58.89
Gas, Oil
3.68
$138.87
Balance to Revenue 61.13
$200.00
Poison Ivy Control
Labor
$154.75
Appropriation
$300.00
Insecticide
70.45
From Reserve
100.00
Gas, Oil, Repairs, etc. 26.53
$400.00
$251.73
Balance to Revenue 148.27
$400.00
Tent Caterpillar Suppression
To Revenue
$25.00 Appropriation $25.00
Sealer Weights and Measures
Stanley M. Walker $100.00 Appropriation $110.00
79
Balance to Revenue
10.00
$110.00
Inspection of Wiring
Maurice Moore
$94.00
Appropriation $250.00
Frank Fuller
128.00
$222.00
Balance to Revenue
28.00
$250.00
Bounty on Woodchucks, Crows
Crow Bounties
$22.50
Appropriation
$30.00
Woodchuck Bounties
13.50
From Reserve
15.00
$36.00
$45.00
Balance to Revenue
9.00
$45.00
Zoning
Legal Advice
$75.00 Balance Jan. 1, 1951 $500.00
Zoning Map
170.50
Travel Expense
80.00
Printing, Stationery,
Postage
26.50
$352.00
Balance to Revenue
148.00
$500.00
Planning Board Expense
Typing Expense $65.00 Appropriation $100.00
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