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* Elected.
March 15, 1952
Mrs. L. Isabelle Brackett,
Town Clerk, Eastham, Mass.
Dear Mrs. Brackett,
In accordance with established procedure, this is to inform you that on Thursday, March 13, 1952, the newly constituted Eastham Finance Committee held a re-organi- zation meeting for the purpose of electing a Secretary for the current year.
At this meeting Mr. Andrew C. Miskelly was unani- mously elected Chairman and Secretary.
Yours very truly
ANDREW C. MISKELLY Secretary.
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July 2, 1952
Mrs. L. Isabelle Brackett, Town Clerk Eastham, Mass.
Dear Mrs. Brackett,
I return herewith zoning by-law adopted by the Town of Eastham on February 18th, 1952, with the approval of Attorney General Francis E. Kelly noted thereon, together with the zoning map.
Yours truly, WILLIAM F. MARCELLA Assistant Attorney General
Bulletins containing the Zoning By-Law, as approved by the Attorney General, were posted according to law, Chapter 222, Section 32, Acts of 1948, in five public places, on July 12, 1952. Postings were made at the Post-office in Eastham, the Post-office in North Eastham, Frederick Ohman's store, Harry Pinkos' store and the Eastham Town Hall.
L. ISABELLE BRACKETT Town Clerk.
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING February 18, 1952
Voted: To adopt the following Zoning By-Law. Yes 84; No 66.
DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this By-Law certain words and phrases are defined as follows:
(a) A cottage is a unit containing more than 400 sq. ft. of floor
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area, exclusive of porches, designed for renting by the month or season. Such units must contain at least two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bath or toilet room, or any reasonable similar com- bination of rooms.
(b) A cabin is a unit containing not less than 150 sq. ft. of floor area, exclusive of porches, designed for renting by the day or week.
(c) Temporary Signs: All signs such as "For Sale," "For Rent" and contractors' and builders' signs used during the process of con- struction and remodeling, shall be classified as temporary signs.
SECTION I
The purpose of this By-Law is to promote the health, safety, and general welfare of the inhabitants of the Town of Eastham by dividing the town into districts with a view towards conserving the best qualities of the town as they now exist.
SECTION II
Districts : In accordance with Chapter 40, General Laws, Section 25-30B and any amendments thereto: the Town of Eastham is hereby divided into three types of districts as follows :
(a) Residential and Agricultural, District A.
(b) Residential and General Farming, District B.
(c) Commercial, Districts C and D.
Said districts are located as shown on the Eastham Zoning Map, dated February 14, 1952, hereby made a part thereof and a copy of which is filed with the Town Clerk.
SECTION III
In District A premises and/or buildings may be used for the following purposes only :
1. One-family dwellings, not to exceed two stories in height, adapted to human habitation.
2. Renting of cottages.
3. Accessory buildings and shelters for use of the resi- dent occupants of such dwellings for garaging their own motor vehicles, stock and equipment, and only so long as not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
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4. Churches, schools, municipal buildings, and all prop- erties, buildings and structures of the municipal, state, and federal governments.
5. Private clubs; except a club, the chief activity of which is a service customarily carried on as a business.
6. Municipal recreation use.
7. Customary home occupations such as: dressmaking, letting of rooms, taking of boarders, hand launderies, or the practice of a lawful profession, all such undertakings to be conducted by a resident occupant.
8. Any incidental activity related to his trade conducted by a craftsman or mechanic provided such activity does not involve substantially continuous operations or employment and is not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighbor- hood.
9. Agricultural farming, gardening, nursery or green- house business and sale of produce or fish grown or pro- cessed by the resident occupants only and only so long as it is not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
10. The display of not more than two signs on resident occupant's premises which shall pertain to the occupation of said occupant or to the use of such property as herein above authorized which shall have a total area of not more than twelve square feet.
(a) Temporary signs shall be permitted at the discretion of the owner and he may remove such signs at pleasure without notice.
11. Food and non-alcoholic beverage refreshment booths or stores, if adjacent to any town landing, upon permit by the Board of Selectmen.
12. The keeping of livestock and poultry is restricted to non-commercial family use of the resident occupant only and only so long as it is not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
13. Funeral Homes.
SECTION IV
In Distriet B premises and/or buildings may be used for the following purposes only :
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1. Any use designated or authorized in and for Dis- trict A.
2. General farming and poultry raising, with the excep- tion of piggeries and the raising of mink and/or fox, and only so long as it is not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
3. Laboratory for research on moulds, fish, birds, and wild life, and other similar scientific research, and all neces- sary activities relating thereto, so long as not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
4. Docks, wharves, fish and shell-fish business, party- boat business, renting of row boats, motor boats, sail boats and fishing gear, and sale of fish bait, also boat storage, boat repairs, boat building, marine railway, and activities reason- ably necessary and related thereto.
5. Cabin rentals.
6. Public amusement area upon permit by the Board of Appeals upon an appeal to such Board, but only so con- ducted and managed in a manner not injurious, noxious or offensive to the neighborhood.
SECTION V
Districts C and D : In Districts C and D premises and/or buildings may be used for the following purposes only :
1. Any use designated or authorized in and for Districts A and B.
2. Stores, restaurants, filling stations, garages, repair shops, paint shops, antique businesses, furniture shops, manufacturing of house framing, cabinets, furniture, and like products.
3. Buildings, structures, and premises may be used for any of the above lawful businesses and services, except junkyards, and in addition, for public utilities and for any industry or manufacturing if authorized by the Board of Appeals subject to appropriate conditions and safeguards.
SECTION VI
1. Lot size : In Districts A and B no dwelling or business
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building shall be built on a lot with a frontage on an accepted way of less than 135 feet, nor with an area of less than 20,000 square feet ; except that these requirements shall not apply to individual parcels of land now in single ownership by deeds of record in Barnstable County Registry of Deeds which do not meet these requirements; however, buildings erected on such lots shall comply with the "Town Building Code By-Laws" accepted at the Annual Town Meeting Feb. 16, 1948, and approved by the Attorney General April 30, 1948, or any amendments thereto. Districts C and D uses shall not be extended back from the nearest accepted town roadway boundary line more than 300 feet, except upon ap- proval of the Board of Appeals upon an appeal thereto.
SECTION VII
1. Non-conforming uses : Any non-conforming building, structure or use, existing upon the effective date of this By-Law may be continued, rebuilt if damaged or destroyed, and upon appeal to the Board of Appeals may be enlarged or changed if no more objectionable to the neighborhood than the said existing use.
SECTION VIII
1. Administration :
(a) BOARD OF APPEALS. There shall be a Board of Appeals consisting of three members, and two associates, all to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen, with the powers as provided in General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 30, which shall act on all matters within its jurisdiction under this By-Law in the manner prescribed in said chapter of the General Laws.
(b) ENFORCEMENT. This By-Law shall be enforced by or under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, who may delegate ministerial duties hereunder. The Board of Selectmen may resort to Courts for injunctions or other ap- propriate remedies.
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(c) PENALTIES. The penalty for violation of any pro- vision hereof shall be a fine of not more than $20 for each offense.
SECTION IX
1. VALIDITY: The invalidity of any sentence, provi- sion, or section of this By-Law shall not be construed to in- validate any other part hereof.
2. AMENDMENT: This By-Law may be altered, re- pealed, or amended in accordance with the law.
Accepted at Annual Town Meeting Feb. 18, 1952.
Approved by Attorney General July 1, 1952.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable, ss.
To Harvey T. Moore, Constable of the Town of Eastham, in the County of Barnstable :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warn the Inhabitants of said Town qualified to vote in elections and Town affairs to meet at the Town Hall on Friday, the Twenty-second (22nd) day of August at 8:00 o'clock in the evening, then and there to act on the following articles in this Warrant.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from unappropriated available Funds in the Treasury the following sums of money to the following accounts :
Town Hall Account
$ 700.00
Health Account 200.00
Police Account
1000.00
Dump Account 100.00
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Aid to Dependent Children
2000.00
School Lunch Account
200.00
$4200.00
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof at the Post-office in Eastham seven days at least before date of holding said meeting.
Given under our hands and seals this 14th day of August, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hun- dred and Fifty-Two.
MAURICE W. WILEY, Chairman GEORGE HOWARD LUTHER P. SMITH Board of Selectmen
August 15, 1952
L. Isabelle Brackett,
Town Clerk, Eastham, Mass.
Greetings :
In pursuance of the Conditions of the foregoing War- rant, I have posted attested copies, one at the Post-office in said Eastham, and one at the Post-office in North East- ham, seven days before time of holding said meeting.
HARVEY T. MOORE Constable
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING AUGUST 22, 1952
The Special Town Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M., in the Eastham Auditorium with 32 voters present, making the necessary Quorum. Clarence E. Walker and
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Clarence E. Doughty were appointed tellers and duly sworn.
The Town Clerk proceeded to read the Warrant and the return of the Officer who served the same.
Voted: To transfer from Available Fund in the Trea- sury the following sums of money to the following ac- counts :
Town Hall Account
$ 700.00
Health Account
200.00
Police Account
1000.00
Dump Account
100.00
Aid to Dependent Children
2000.00
School Lunch Account
200.00
$4200.00
Unanimous vote.
The minutes of the meeting were read and approved.
Meeting adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
L. ISABELLE BRACKETT Town Clerk.
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1952 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 1952:
Received in Collector's Fees $ 80.00
Received for Recording Fees 72.00
Received for Recording Pole Locations 48.00
Received for Births, Marriages and
Deaths 27.75
$227.75
Respectfully submitted,
L. ISABELLE BRACKETT, 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, 1952. Cooperation of all depart- ments in submitting bills promptly has helped in expediting the work in this department and I take this opportunity to express my appreciation to them.
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RECEIPTS
Cash on Hand January 1, 1952
$26,712.38
General Revenue :
Taxes 1950 Personal
$ 2.85
Taxes 1951 Real
2,676.25
Taxes 1951 Personal
328.58
Taxes 1952 Real
82,835.35
Taxes 1952 Personal
12,593.76
Taxes 1952 Poll
492.00
98,928.79
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1950 : $ 7.68
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1951
688.67
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1952
7,262.73
7,959.08
Tax Title Redemption
$110.11
Sale Tax Possessions
416.97
527.08
From State :
Income Tax
$6,181.49
Business Corporation Tax
6,271.35
Old Age Assistance Meal Tax
520.03
12,972.87
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From County :
Refunded Dog Tax
$ 197.69 Highways Accounts Receivable 5,000.00
5,197.69
Licenses and Permits :
Building Permits
$ 383.50
Auto Rally
10.00
Auctioneer's Licenses
4.00
Slaughtering Permit
2.00
Cabin Permits
14.50
Cesspool Permits
4.00
Garbage Disposal
6.00
Gas Installations
22.00
Gasoline Permits
11.00
Ice Cream Mfg.
5.00
Innholder's License
12.00
Junk License
5.00
Lord's Day
4.00
Lodging House
34.00
Milk License
1.00
Oleo License
1.50
Peddler License
6.00
Pistol Permits
5.00
Victualler License
16.00
Used Car License
5.00
Shellfish Permits :
Resident, Non-Commercial
496.50
Non-Resident, Non-Commercial
199.00
Commercial,
62.00
Commercial Scallop
185.00
Fish and Game Licenses
Dog Licenses
310.80
Grants and Gifts :
School :
Superintendent $ 435.56
$ 1,494.00 879.50
Public School Aid, Chapter 70 946.91
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Transportation Tuition
6,600.24
1,559.06
9,541.77
Interest :
Tax Title Interest
$ 2.71
Poll Tax Interest
.67
Real Estate Interest
71.11
Personal Tax Interest
10.24
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Interest
14.19
98.92 139.40
Collector's Fees
Commercial Revenue :
Instruments of Redemption
$ 6.00
Shellfish Grants
10.00
School Lunch
3,264.65
Sealer's Fees
39.25
Library Fines
38.58
Planning Board Hearings
40.00
Town Hall Rent
10.00
Auditorium Rent
569.00
Dental Clinic
39.50
Tax Recording Fees
26.15
Old Age Assistance (Other Towns)
176.01
From State :
Shellfish Propagation
$ 400.00
Livestock Control
18.32
Highway Chapter 81
9,314.48
Highway Chapter 90
9,999.99
Old Age Assistance
8,146.70
Aid Dependent Children
2,396.64
Veterans' Services
440.00
Health
230.72
Federal Grants :
Old Age Assistance
$8,710:64
4,219.14
30,946.85
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Old Age Assistance Adm.
850.46
Aid Dependent Children
2,615.16
Aid Dependent Children Adm.
189.02
School Lunch
1,406.60
13,771.88
Refunds :
Dog Refunds
$ 39.00
Town Hall
19.93
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Expense
15.25
Check Refund
15.62
School Lunch
10.58
Christmas Tree
10.01
Highway Chapter 90
15.00
Unpaid Bills
7.44
132.83
Temporary Loans :
Chapter 81
$10,725.00
Chapter 90
7,500.00
Treasurer
20,000.00
38,225.00
Unclassified :
Barnstable County Retirement
$1,067.74
Withholding Tax
2,548.81
Teacher Retirement
715.25
Blue Cross
791.98
Sale of Voting Lists
8.50
Sale of Tercentenary Books
67.70
Sale of Civilian Defense Books
13.40
Sale of Library Furnace
5.00
Sale of Christmas Candy
.40
Sale of Air Compressor
100.00
Sale of Forms
3.00
Telephone Tolls
6.48
Reimbursement Loss of Taxes
19.30
5,347.56
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Trust Accounts : Timothy Smith Fund Bond
Income
$ 275.00
Timothy Smith Fund Income
1,924.38
Timothy Smith Fund Gift
200.00
Town Hall Income 108.29
Old Mill Operating Fund Income
(Donations, Sale of Meal, etc.) 807.84
Old Mill Operating Fund Withdrawn
77.80
Billings Fund Income
350.00
Zara Higgins Cemetery Fund
4.00
Frank O. Daniels Cemetery Fund
5.55
Timothy Smith Fund Loans
350.00
4,102.86
$261,508.40
PAYMENTS
Selectmen's Salaries
$ 1,700.00
Assessors' Salaries
1,800.00
Board of Welfare Salaries
900.00
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Salary
3,000.00
Accountant Salary
800.00
Accountant Expense
61.90
Clerk Salaries
781.30
Janitor Salary
2,080.00
Moderator
25.00
Road Surveyor
50.00
Finance Committee Secretary Salary
50.00
Constable Salary
50.00
Building Inspector Salary
800.00
Officer Travel
160.71
Selectmen and Assessor Expense
536.90
Assessors' Abstracts
179.86
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Expense
1,100.20
Finance Committee Expense
13.25
Legal Expense
500.00
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Surety on Bonds
163.00 6.00
Certification of Notes
Election and Registration
323.62
Town Hall
3,670.40
New Equipment for Auditorium Lunchroom
1,544.19
New Piano
550.00
Tax Title Account
8.87
Tax Possessions
56.88
Shellfish Protection
700.00
Shellfish Propagation
1,070.45
Fire Department
3,997.41
New Compressor and Air Receiver for Fire Dept.
4,124.22
Police Department
2,557.59
Tree Warden
160.83
Insect Pest Control
620.05
Woodtick Control
150.59
Moth Truck Expense
200.00
Poison Ivy Control
394.71
Dutch Elm Disease
62.00
Oak Worm
247.27
Scaler of Weights and Measures
107.15
Inspection of Wiring
236.00
Bounties on Woodchucks and Crows
18.40
Zoning
80.03
Planning Board Expense
64.55
Ambulance
750.00
Civilian Defense
1,544.22
Health
967.88
Town Dump
1,537.77
Inspection of Animals
36.65
Dog Officer Account
39.00
Free Bed, Cape Cod Hospital
500.00
Public Welfare
217.64
Public Welfare Administration
840.00
Old Age Assistance
10,000.00
Aid Dependent Children
4,665.40
Old Age Assistance Federal Grants
10,313.71
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Old Age Assistance Adm. Federal Grants
334.21
Aid Dependent Children Accounts Receivable
20.00
Aid Dependent Children Federal Grants
3,003.24
Aid Dependent Children Adm. Federal Grants
74.98
Veterans' Benefits
1,551.30
Highway General
485.26
Highway Chapter 81
14,625.00
Ocean View Drive Chapter 90
17,528.00
Snow
907.45
Samoset Road Layout
300.00
Rock Harbor or Dyer Prince Road
52.00
Town Landings
2,484.78
School
42,290.90
Special School Lunch Account
4,474.85
School Lunch (Appropriation)
700.00
Public Library
527.69
Public Library Trust
472.13
Vocational Education
162.80
Auditorium Note
3,000.00
Interest
950.17
Soldiers' and Sailors' Lots
50.00
Old Cemeteries
200.00
Miscellaneous
458.82
Insurance
1,846.37
Recreation Committee
477.37
Old Windmill Care and Improvement
400.00
New Shaft for Old Windmill
276.82
Memorial Day
24.00
Christmas Tree
109.97
Town Reports
745.50
Public Amusement Advertising
500.00
Unpaid Bills 1951
400.43
Refund Real Estate Tax 1951
55.98
Refund Real Estate Tax 1952
17.02
Refund Personal Tax 1952
42.56
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Refund Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1951
63.07
Refund Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1952
320.19
Fish and Game 879.50
Proceeds of Dog Licenses
309.00
Barnstable County Retirement
1,067.74
Withholding Tax
2,548.81
School Retirement
715.25
Blue Cross
791.98
Collector's Fees
113.30
County Tax
9,732.03
State Parks and Reservations
183.36
State Audit
487.45
Cape Cod Mosquito Control
1,065.40
County Retirement Assessment
454.55
Timothy Smith Fund Loans
350.00
Timothy Smith Fund Income
1,924.38
Timothy Smith Fund Bonds
275.00
Timothy Smith Fund Gifts
100.00
Town Hall Income Fund
108.29
Old Mill Operating Account
885.64
Zara Higgins Cemetery Fund
4.00
Frank O. Daniels Fund
5.55
Temporary Loan
20,000.00
Temporary Loan Chapter 44
15,000.00
Abatements, Payments and Overpayments to Collector
13.49
Overpayment to Treasurer
45.90
Estimated Receipts
2.00
$224,111.08
REVENUE 1952
Appropriations $123,276.55
Poll Tax Comm. $ 624.00
State Parks and
Real Estate
Reservations 172.43
Comm. 86,571.67
State Audit
421.18
Personal Comm.
13,260.87
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Mosquito Control 1,077.71
Estimated Receipts 38,493.90
Mosquito Control
(Underestimate)
81.96
County Tax
(Overestimate) 286.42
Overlay
4,777.66
State Parks and
Reservations
(Overestimate) 7.03
Omitted Real Estate Tax Comm. 924.45
Omitted Personal Tax Comm. 52.29
$139,243.89
To Surplus
Revenue
14,507.67
Estimated Receipts 5,600.25
$153,751.56
$153,751.56
SURPLUS REVENUE
Auditor's Ad-
Balance Jan. 1,
justments
$ 10.48
1952
$10,483.96
To New Piano
600.00
Auditor's Ad- justment .01
New Equipment for Auditorium
Chapter 81 Receipts 7,311.97
Lunchroom
1,500.00
Town Dump
100.00
Tax Possession Sales 416.97
Aid to Dependent Children
2,000.00
School Lunch
200.00
Town Hall
700.00
Revenue
14,507.67
Police
1,000.00
Health
200.00
Tax Titles
53.19
$ 6,363.67
Surplus Revenue 26,467.02
$32,830.69
$32,830.69
County Tax
9,436.40
Appropriation Balances 7,930.68
Tax Title Redemp- tions 110.11
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SALARIES PAID IN 1952
Maurice W. Wiley, Selectman, etc. $1,624.50
George Howard, Selectman, etc. 1,425.00
Luther P .Smith, Selectman, etc. 1,425.00
Leslie E. Chase, Town Clerk, Treas. & Collector
420.72
L. Isabelle Brackett, Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector 3,053.03
Genevieve C. Schroeder, Accountant, Clerical 984.72
Dorrice Mayo, Welfare Worker, Clerical
1,181.00
Horace Moore, T. Hall, Janitor, Police, Fireman
2,258.20
Ralph L. Rogers, Building Inspector
800.00
Howard L. Anderson, Shellfish Constable, Police, Highway 1,253.00
James Johnston, Jr., Fire Chief
500.00
Yngne E. Rongner, Civilian Defense Director Fireman 527.00
Ralph A. Chase, Veteran's Benefits Agent
319.20
Antone P. Escobar, Dump Superintendent
1,006.40
Andrew Miskelly, Secretary, Finance Committee
50.00
Blanche Keefe, Librarian
400.00
Harold Cole, Miller
402.80
Pamela Houghton, Swimming Instructor
100.00
Winfred J. Knowles, Police
913.50
Robert Deschamps, Police
496.52
Charles Acorn, Police
17.50
Harvey T. Moore, Constable
50.00
Maurice A. Moore, Wire Inspector & Fireman
168.00
Carl Cathcart, Moth Fireman
312.75
Arthur Foster, Moth
12.00
John Paull, Moth
8.00
Ella Fuller, Election and Registration
10.50
George Duffy, Sr., Election and Registration 10.50
Edith Acorn, Election and Registration
10.50
Daniel W. Sparrow, Jr., Election & Registration
7.50
Norman Jones, Election and Registration
7.00
Marston Daley, Election and Registration
3.00
Miriam Deschamps, Typist
25.00
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Edward C. Brown, Fireman
2.00
Curtis Emond, Fireman
4.00
Robert J. Whiting, Fireman and Misc. Labor
18.00
Gaston Norgeot, Fireman
2.00
Alfred Nickerson, Fireman
9.00
Stanley Horton, Fireman
29.00
Ernest Hollis, Fireman
28.00
Charles Hollis, Fireman
38.00
John Hilferty, Fireman
10.00
L. R. Ellis,, Fireman
2.00
Clarence Doughty, Fireman
41.00
Allan Corbett, Fireman
45.00
J .Curtis Curtin, Misc. Labor
126.08
N. A. Nickerson, Sr., Machinery a/c
12,028.20
M. F. Roach & Sons, Machinery
2,350.75
Raymond Perreault, Machinery
556.00
N. A. Nickerson, Sr., Road Superintendent and Surveyor 1,456.64
Ralph Mayo, Road Machinery
708.50
Nathan Ellis, Road Machinery
1,615.00
Reginald Higgins, Road Machinery
773.00
Nathan A. Nickerson, Jr., Highway
287.50
Gordon Nickerson, Highway
289.00
John Grozier, Highway and Misc. Labor
455.00
George Wiley, Highway
870.50
Lewis Bearse, Highway
198.00
Thomas Brown, Highway
715.50
Herbert E. Hoyt, School Superintendent
649.95
Otto E. Nickerson, Principal and Teacher
3,548.28
Della Macomber, Teacher
2,733.33
Esther Handel, Teacher
2,728.29
Vesta L. Gould, Teacher
2,733.33
David O. Lynch, Guidance Director
654.96
Frederick Gricius, Instrumental Music
606.66
Webster W. Tileston, Vocal Music
343.28
C. Aileen O'Toole, Art
323.28
William Rinehart, Writing Instructor
270.00
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Ethel T. Reed, Physical Instructor
84.00
Velma McPherson, Physical Instructor
66.00
Ruth Sullivan, Teacher
120.00
Esther Campbell, Teacher
50.00
Hazel Knight, Teacher
25.00
Virginia Horton, Teacher
50.00
Jean Putnam, School Nurse
450.00
Nathan Weber, Custodian of the School
2,333.34
Ruth Moody, Superintendent's Work
245.00
Elmer Lloyd, School Bus, Tree Warden
3,694.03
Nathan E. Clark, School Bus
2,620.00
Alonzo Gill, School Bus, Fireman
2,524.00
James Adamson, School Committee
100.00
Elizabeth Collins, School Committee
50.00
James Schofield, School Committee
50.00
Dorothy M. Prentice, School Dietician
1,300.00
Barbara Eddy, School Cook
96.00
Ruth Johnston, School Cook
15.00
William Hoffman, Misc. Labor
4.50
Howard Brewer, Misc. Labor
8.00
Charles Escobar, Misc. Labor
46.00
Frank Fuller, Misc. Labor
74.00
CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
Selectmen Salary
Maurice W. Wiley,
Appropriation $1,700.00
Chairman
$ 700.00
George Howard 500.00
Luther P. Smith 500.00
$1,700.00
Assessors' Salary
Luther P. Smith, Chairman
Appropriation $1,800.00
$600.00
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Maurice W. Wiley
600.00
George Howard
600.00
$1,800.00
Board of Welfare Salary
George Howard,
Appropriation $900.00
Chairman
$300.00
Maurice W. Wiley 300.00
Luther P. Smith
300.00
$900.00
Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Salary
Leslie E. Chase $ 417.40 Appropriation $3,000.00
L. Isabelle Brackett 2,582.60
$3,000.00
Accountant Salary
L. Isabelle Brackett
$109.60
Appropriation
$ 800.00
Genevieve C.
Schroeder 690.40
$800.00
Clerk Salary
L. Isabelle Brackett
$164.40 Appropriation $1,000.00
Dorrice M. Mayo 338.75
Genevieve C. Schroeder 278.15
$781.30
Balance to Revenue
218.70
$1,000.00
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Janitor Salary
Horace Moore $2,080.00 Appropriation $2,080.00
Moderator
Winfred J. Knowles $25.00 Appropriation $25.00
Road Surveyor
Nathan A. Nickerson $50.00 Appropriation $50.00
Salary Secretary Finance Committee
Andrew C. Miskelly $50.00 Appropriation . $50.00
Constable
Harvey T. Moore $50.00 Appropriation $50.00
Building Inspector
Ralph L. Rogers $800.00 Appropriation $800.00
Accountant Expense
Typing Expense $15.00
Appropriation From Reserve 25.00
$40.00
Printing, Stationery,
Postage 23.93
Office Supplies 18.97
Dues Municipal Finance Officers Association 4.00
$61.90
Balance to Revenue 3.10
$65.00
$65.00
Officer Travel Expense
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