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Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Collector to use all means of collecting taxes which a Town Treasurer, when ap- pointed Collector, may use, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 13. To see if the Town will appropriate for highway pro- jects the sum of $10,710.74 anticipated to be received from the Common- wealth or such other amount as is received pursuant to Acts of 1963, Chapter 822, to be expended by or under the authority of the Selectmen, subject to the approval of the Massachusetts Department of Public Works, for such highway purposes as the Town may borrow money under Chap- ter 44, Section 7, Clause 5, of the General Laws, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
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Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new truck and garbage body for use of the Health Department, provide for the turn- ing in of the present truck used for garbage collection toward the purchase price thereof, and to raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new fire pump and equipment, provide for the turning in of the 1924 Segrave pump toward the purchase price thereof, and to raise and appropriate or transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account a sum of money therefor, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000 for repairs and drainage of Forest Street, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $445 to aid in providing cooperative or complementary facil- ities to outpatient clinics of Mental Health Association of the North Shore, Inc., of Salem, Massachusetts, together with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health and other cities and towns as authorized by Section 5 of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, said appropriation to be expended under the direction of the Board of Health, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select- men to appoint three members, the Moderator one member and the Chairman of the Finance Committee one member, of a committee or board of five registered voters to carry out the favorable report of the Personnel Board Study Committee, dated August 19, 1963, on file with the Town Clerk, to establish a Personnel Board for the Town under Chap- ter 41, Section 108C of the General Laws including the preparation of a by-law for that purpose, for the purpose of providing for a salary plan under Section 108A of said Chapter and all other matters for the ad- ministration of the personnel of the Town contemplated by said sections, said committee or board to report its recommendations to the Selectmen not later than October 1, 1964, and to raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Town By-laws by adoption of a new section to be added to Chapter III to be numbered 5 as follows: "Section 5. No person shall remove any soil, loam, sand or gravel from any parcel of land in the Town not in public use unless such removal is authorized by a permit issued by the Board of Selectmen after a public hearing, except for the continued operation on the same parcel of an existing sand and gravel pit", or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to raze, or to sell or otherwise dispose of the brick storage building on town land located between the Boston and Maine Railroad
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and the Shopping Center, and to make adequate provisions that the land be restored to a safe condition, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public town way, Chebacco Road, so-called, from the easterly line of the portion of said road which has already been accepted as a public way to the Man- chester town line, as laid out by the Selectmen as shown on a Plan pre- pared by Charles H. Morse & Son, Engineers, dated February 1964 on file with the Town Clerk, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public town way, Old Cart Road, so-called, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and shown on a plan on file with the Town Clerk, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public town way, Blueberry Lane, so-called, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and shown on a plan on file with the Town Clerk, or to take any other action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 24. To act on any other matter that may legally come before said meeting.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof, one at the Town Hall, and one at each of the Post Offices in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time of holding said meeting.
Given under our hands this tenth day of February A.D., 1964.
LAWRENCE LAMSON WILLIAM F. MACKENZIE LAWRENCE R. STONE
Selectmen of Hamilton
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REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FINANCE AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
This year your Committee has again diligently interviewed all of the Town Departments relative to their proposed expenditures for the year 1964. None of the departments have requested any exceptional operating expenditures that would reflect an increase in their budgets, and yet the total amount requested is up by more than $100,000.00
A year ago, we felt that for several years we would be able to hold a tax rate of $84.00. At this writing, because we have not received the financial figures from the Commonwealth, we are not in a position to state whether or not we will have to increase the rate this year. This infor- mation should be available to us by the date of the Town Meeting at which time we will present our estimate.
Because of this, Items 99 through 102 have been left blank in the budget. There are two situations that will affect our tax rate this year. The Commonwealth has announced that through a new bookkeeping method there will be an estimated twenty million dollars distributed to the Towns and Cities from the Income Tax collected. This will just be received this year and is not a recurring item. The other is the problem of what effect the new law relating to Real Estate tax refunds to those over seventy years of age will have on the Town of Hamilton. There is a possibility that we will have over one hundred pieces of property that will be affected by this law, and if all owners are eligible, the Town will be required to refund over $20,000.00. After this law has been in effect for a year, we should be able to accurately figure its impact upon the tax rate.
Last year we showed in our report that we believed that the major increase in our tax rate in the past four years was due to the increase in the school population. Based on the proposed budget for 1964, the total budget for education represents 62% of the total, and of the increase in the 1964 budget over the 1963 budget, the cost of education is the cause of 57% of the increase. We wish to again state that we believe that the normal increase in the valuation of the Town would sustain the nor- mal increase in the cost of the services that the Town requires, but that the continued increase in the cost of education must somehow be helped by an increase in the receipt of revenue other than an increase on real estate taxes. We feel that soon the Legislature must provide a solution to this problem.
This year, the budget for the first time contains an item of $10,000.00 to pay for the cost of group insurance and hospital benefits as provided for by the favourable vote on last years' ballot. The Library budget calls for the opening of the Library longer hours. It provides for
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the adjustment of the wage scale of the policemen for pay based on 48 hours as compared to the usual 40 hours for the other departments, as voted at last years' Town Meeting. It provides for a general raise in pay for all Town employees.
We note with satisfaction that this year there is included in the Warrant, an article calling for the establishment of a Personnel Board. For several years we have earnestly recommended the establishment of such a Board and consequently we hope that favourable action will be taken upon this Article.
RECOMMENDATION ON SPECIAL ARTICLES
Article
5
$4,750.00
Recommended
6
1,000.00
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8
1,500.00
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10
30,000.00
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12
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13
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14
5,000.00
15
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16
5,000.00
17
445.00
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18
250.00
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19
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20
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21
22
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Respectfully submitted,
CLARK S. SEARS, Chairman HUGH C. WARD, JR. GELEAN M. CAMPBELL PAUL M. PILCHER THOMAS G. STEVENSON
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TOWN OF HAMILTON 1964 BUDGET
Recommended by the Town Finance Committee
Item
Appropriated 1962
Appropriated 1963
Recommended 1964
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
$
$
$
1
25.00
25.00
Finance and Advisory Committee : Expenses
25.00
Selectmen:
2
1,150.00
1,150.00
Salaries
1,150.00
3
6,000.00
6,000.00
Expenses
6,200.00
Town Accountant :
4
5,356.00
5,482.00
Salary
5,886.00
5
480.00
500.00
Expenses
700.00
Treasurer :
6
2,106.00
2,160.00
Salary
2,250.00
7
525.00
525.00
Expenses
575.00
Tax Collector :
8
2,586.00
2,650.00
Salary
2,750.00
9
1,300.00
1,400.00
Expenses
1,400.00
Assessors :
10
2,800.00
3,200.00
Salaries
3,200.00
11
700.00
1,000.00
Expenses
1,300.00
Law:
12
1,000.00
1,000.00
Salary
1,500.00
13
500.00
500.00
Expenses
500.00
Town Clerk:
14
1,300.00
1,400.00
Salary
1,400.00
15
8,000.00
8,100.00
Expenses
8,600.00
Planning Board:
Expenses
200.00
17
100.00
100.00
18
2,800.00
2,200.00
19
3,850.00
3,950.00
Salary
4,400.00
20
3,500.00
3,700.00
Expenses
3,700.00
21
3,000.00
2,500.00
Repairs
2,500.00
Total General Government $51,836.00
16
100.00
200.00
Appeal Board
100.00
Election and Registration : Expenses
3,500.00
Town Hall:
No
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Item No.
Appropriated
1962
Appropriated 1963
Recommended 1964
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Police :
22
5,356.00
5,860.00
Salary of Chief
6,190.00
23
19,226.00
24,344.00
Salaries of 5 Officers
26,114.00
24
5,182.00
6,450.00
Wages part-time and
spare Officers
7,833.80
25
3,700.00
3,700.00
Expenses
3,900.00
Fire:
Salaries and Wages
3,500.00
27
3,850.00
4,350.00
Expenses
4,350.00
Police and Fire Station: Maintenance
2,500.00
Former Fire Station:
Maintenance 500.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Salary
230.00
Expenses
150.00
Moth Department:
Salary of Supt.
2,332.00
33
800.00
800.00
800.00
34
750.00
700.00
Expenses
950.00
Report Center : Expenses
15,000.00
Tree Department:
Salary of Supt.
2,332.00
37
260.00
700.00
Expenses
450.00
Planting Trees
700.00
Hired Equipment
250.00
Civilian Defense : Expenses
1,500.00
Conservation Dept. : Expenses
300.00
Total Protection of
Personal Property
$79,881.80
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health :
Salaries
240.00
43
140.00
140.00
Animal Inspection
140.00
44
2,105.00
2,105.00
Expenses
2,105.00
45
24,380.00
25,000.00
Sanitation
26,501.88
28
2,900.00
2,500.00
29
500.00
500.00
30
230.00
230.00
31
150.00
150.00
32
500.00
2,332.00
35
13,000.00
14,300.00
36
2,053.00
2,632.00
38
300.00
39
40
1,500.00
1,500.00
41
300.00
300.00
42
240.00
240.00
Total Health and Sanitation $28,986.88
26
2,600.00
2,700.00
Elms
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Item No.
Appropriated 1962
Appropriated 1963
Recommended 1964
HIGHWAYS
46
4,674.00
4,785.00
Salary of Surveyor
5,122.20
47
23,840.00
24,416.40
Wages 6 full time men
25,748.00
48
2,300.00
2,400.00
Wages extra part time men 2,400.00
49
16,000.00
18,000.00
Expenses
16,000.00
50
15,000.00
15,000.00
Snow Removal and Sanding 15,000.00
51
12,800.00
13,000.00
Street Lighting
13,300.00
52
1,000.00
1,000.00
Sidewalks
/550,00
Total Highways
$77,570.00
CHARITIES
Public Welfare:
53
240.00
240.00
Salaries
240.00
54
3,000.00
3,500.00
Administration
3,500.00
55
50,500.00
50,750.00
Public Assistance
46,750.00
Total Charities
$50,490.00
VETERANS' BENEFITS
56
5,500.00
6,500.00
Expenses
6,500.00
LIBRARIES
57
4,290.00
4,640.00
Librarians Salaries
6,700.00
58
1,750.00
1,750.00
Clerks Wages
2,257.00
59
Custodian Salary
1,200.00
60
3,700.00
5,070.00
Expenses (supplies & books) 5,750.00
61
2,975.00
3,625.00
Maintenance
2,660.00
Total Libraries
$18,567.00
RECREATION
62
4,674.00
4,785.00
Salary of Supt.
5,122.20
63
4,497.00
4,000.00
Salary of Instructors
and Clerk
4,500.00
64
4,200.00
5,900.00
Wages
6,165.00
65
4,710.00
5,295.00
Expenses
5,445.00
66
995.00
Equipment
1,675.00
Total Recreation
$22,907.20
RETIREMENT FUND
67
13,742.86
18,394.43
21,717.80
106
Item
Appropriated
No
1962
Appropriated 1963
Recommended 1964
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
Water Dept .:
68
4,674.00
4,785.00
Salary of Supt.
5,122.20
69
8,600.00
8,800.00
Wages
8,752.60
70
19,970.00
15,831.00
Expenses
17,831.00
71
6,500.00
Extension of Mains
Total Water Dept.
$31,705.80
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
72
4,054.00
4,150.00
Salary Supt.
4,411.80
73
335.00
335.00
Salary Clerk
400.00
74
75.00
75.00
Salary Commissioners
75.00
75
1,340.00
1,370.00
Wages and Expenses
1,830.00
Total Cemetery Dept. $6,716.80
EDUCATION
76
15,487.00
17,484.00
General Control
16,990.00
77
361,816.00
326,930.00
Instruction
383,692.00
78
21,856.00
23,600.00
Textbooks & Supplies
36,434.00
79
49,904.00
50,755.00
Operation of Plant
80
15,160.00
15,500.00
Maintenance & Repair
Operation & Maintenance
68,070.00-
82
36,653.00
41,517.00
Auxiliary Agency
83
9,747.00
6,150.00
Outlay for Equipment
10,250.00
84
2,500.00
2,500.00
Vocational
2,500.00
Fixed Charges
140.00
Total Education
$517,976.00
HAMILTON-WENHAM REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
86
161,466.85
291,253.04
Operating Expenses
250,903.00
87
Capital Payments
78,072.00
Total Regional School District
$328,975.00
UNCLASSIFIED
200
88
2,820.00
3,000.00
Town Reports
3,000.00
89
700.00
700.00
Memorial Day
700.00
90
100.00
Town Clock
100.00
91
15,950.00
13,500.00
Insurance
13,500.00
92
4,000.00
4,000.00
Reserve Fund
4,000.00
93
Contributory Group
Insurance
10,000.00
Total Unclassified
$31,300.00
53070.00
81
85
107
Item No.
Appropriated
1962
Appropriated 1963
Recommended 1964
MATURING DEBT AND INTEREST
94
103,000.00
94,000.00
Maturing Debt
104,000.00
25,000.00
23,500.00
Interest
22,200.00
Total Maturing Debt and Interest
$126,200.00
Total Budget Recommendations
$1,401,330.48
Total Recommended Special Articles
17,945.00
Total All Recommendations
$1,419,275.48
Appropriations for estimated State Charges, County Taxes, T. B. Hospital Assessment
GRAND TOTAL
Deductions to compute estimate tax rate Estimated Receipts
Amount to be raised by Taxation on Real Estate
95 96 97 98 99
100 101 102
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
To the Citizens of Hamilton:
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 41, of the General Laws, I submit herewith my report for the year ending December 31, 1963, showing the amount and source of all receipts, the amount of ap- propriations and expenditures therefrom, purposes of expenditures, town indebtedness, condition of trust funds and a balance sheet.
Although the law provides that such statement shall be in accordance with classification prescribed by the director of accounts, I have further extended the classification of expenditures to make such information read- ily available to those who desire it. Any additional information will be gladly given to all residents of the town by calling at the office.
I extend my sincere appreciation to all for any assistance rendered me during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE,
Town Accountant.
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RECEIPTS
TAXES
Previous Years:
1962 Personal
$ 2,260.90
1962 Real Estate
20,750.72
$ 23,011.62
Current Year :
Poll
2,784.00
Personal
55,004.72
Real Estate
863,679.18
$ 921,467.90
Total Taxes
$ 944,479.52
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Alcoholic Beverages:
Package Store
All Alcoholic (3)
900.00
Wine & Beer (1) 150.00
Restaurant
All Alcoholic (2) 700.00
Club-All Alcoholic (2) 400.00
One Day Beer & Ale
110.00
Total Alcoholic Bev. Lic. $2,260.00 Other Licenses and Permits:
Common Victualer 20.00
Ist Class Motor Vehicle 2.00
2nd Class Motor Vehicle 10.00
Second Hand Articles 2.00
Amusement Devices
40.00
Day Care Children
3.00
Auctioneer
11.00
Ice Cream Mfg.
5.00
Milk-Store & Vehicle
14.00
Bakery
2.00
Firearms Dealer
15.00
Sunday Skeet Shoot
1.00
Sunday Bowling
10.00
Junk Collector 10.00
Electrical Permits 723.00
Building Permits
1,302.00
Sewage Permits 185.00
Swimming Pool Permits 15.00
Gas Permits 164.50
Pistol Permits 84.00
Sewage Transportation 6.00
Total Other Licenses and Permits $2,624.50
Total Licenses & Permits $4,884.50
GRANTS AND GIFTS
From State:
Corporation Tax 36,720.00
Income Tax 89,350.92
Old Age Meals Tax 1,724.18
Loss Taxes-State Land 8,222.20
Snow Plowing 415.50
Loss Taxes-Vets. Exemp. 664.20
Vocational Education 1,424.12
School Const. Aid
28,574.13
Library Aid 1,372.00
Chap. 90 Const. 7,642.51
Withholding Tax 38.24
School Transportation 14,445.00
School Aid (697) 2,362.00
Highway Improvements
10,710.74
$203,665.74
From County :
Dog Tax Refund 442.52
Chap. 90 Const. 3,821.26
$4,263.78
Total Grants & Gifts $207,929.52
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
1962 Moth
20.00
Total Special Assessments
$20.00
PRIVILEGES
1961 Motor Vehicle Excise 29.70
1962 Motor Vehicle Excise 7,162.95
1963 Motor Vehicle Excise 95,426.74
Total Privileges $102,619.39
PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY
Sealers Fees 84.00
Total Protection
$84.00
HEALTH
Dental Clinic Fees 10.50
Sale of Garbage 240.00
Total Health $250.50
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PUBLIC WELFARE
General Relief:
From State
130.35
130.35
Disability Assistance :
From State-Assist.
4,943.37
From State-Adm.
247.41
From Individuals
48.15
5,238.93
Aid to Dependent Children:
From State-Assist.
1,320.06
From State-Adm.
152.00
From Individuals
876.05
2,348.11
Old Age Assistance:
From State-Assist.
10,011.87
From State-Adm.
622.69
From Individuals
446.45
From Cities and Towns
433.88
11,514.89
Medical Assist. for Aged:
From State-Assist.
7,408.02
From State-Adm.
436.11
From Individuals
15.00
7,859.13
Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance:
Assistance
2,372.50
Administration
705.68
3,078.18
Aid to Dependent Children :
Assistance
3,423.50
Administration
936.33
4,359.83
Old Age Assistance :
Assistance
18,627.74
Administration
1,649.39
20,277.13
Medical Assistance:
Assistance
11,172.39
Administration
980.48
12,152.87
Total Charities
$66,959.42
VETERANS' BENEFITS
From State 773.44
Total Veterans' Benefits $773.44
SCHOOLS
Tuition
1,955.00
Rentals
37.50
Sale of Supplies-Equip.
144.45
Cafeteria-Sales
38,423.00
Cafeteria-State Reimb.
15,640.05
U.S. Govt. Public Law 874
8,087.00
Nat'l. Defense Ed. Act.
2,015.04
Total Schools $66,302.04
LIBRARY
Fines
986.59
Total Library
$986.59
PARK DEPARTMENT
Pool Receipts
1,605.00
Total Park
$1,605.00
WATER DEPARTMENT
Meter Rates
41,645.07
Services
1,710.47
Liens-1962
359.80
Liens-1963
1,143.40
Service Repairs
45.07
Total Water Receipts $44,903.81
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Care of Lots and Graves
409.00
Care of Endowed Lots 1,000.00
Interments 786.00
Care, Not Committed
33.00
Sale of Lots and Graves
1,090.00
Total Cemetery $3,318.00
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INTEREST
On Deferred Taxes 680.08
On Deferred Excise
70.42
On Notes Issued
4.00
Total Interest
$754.50
REFUNDS
Departmental Overpayments 962.40
Total Refunds
$962.40
AGENCY AND TRUSTS
State Withholding Tax 6,490.92
Federal Withholding Tax 75,048.74
Retirement Deductions 10,455.34
Dog License for County 1,195.25
Cemetery Perpetual Care 2,100.00
Total Agency and Trusts $95,290.25
MISCELLANEOUS
Town of Manchester-
Lien of '63 Taxes 1,218.00
Telephone Commission 94.72
Sale of Street Lists 29.00
Poll Tax Demands-Costs 111.40
Anticipation of Rev. Loans 400,000.00
Wenham, Report Ctr. Exp. 7,317.67
Wenham, Report Ctr. Equip. 366.85
Refund Stray Dogs 12.00
Old Age Assist. Recovery 5,222.14
Disability Assistance Recovery 2,542.74
Medical Assist. Recovery 380.25
Tree Trimming Supv. 306.00
Cemetery Fence Damage 297.00
Highway Fence Damage
37.95
Workmens Comp. Refund
809.44
Tax Sale Adv.
18.00
Rent of Town Hall
55.00
Rent of Parking Area
1.00
Water Loan
25,000.00
Taxes Est. Deceased Per.
1,076.16
Plan Deposit 25.00
Cemetery Improvements 2,000.00
Total Miscellaneous $446,920.32
Total Receipts
$198,043.20
EXPENDITURES
SELECTMEN
Salaries :
Lawrence Lamson $460.00
Lawrence R. Stone 345.00
William F. Mackenzie 345.00
$1,150.00
Expenses :
Building Inspector-Salary 950.00
Electric Inspector-Salary 750.00
Confining Dogs 360.00
Clerical Work 666.66
Printing, Postage,
Supplies, Telephone 861.97
Insurance Depot Property 16.53
Hearings, Meetings & Conferences 341.16
Surveying, Engineering 563.47
Traffic Signs 51.43
Legal Advertisements
71.75
Pavement Markings
547.00
Condemned Property Demolition 316.30
Town Clock Repairs 590.00
Law Books 107.00
$6,193.27
Total Salaries & Expenses
$7,343.27
ACCOUNTING
Salary :
Francis H. Whipple, Acct. 5,482.00
Expenses :
Supplies, Postage, Equip. 484.18
Association Dues & Expenses
6.60
$490.78
Total Salary & Expenses
$5,972.78
TREASURY
Salary :
Everett F. Haley, Treas.
2,160.00
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Expenses :
Surety Bond
135.47
Burglary Insurance
35.00
Surplus Forms, Postage
323.63
Association Dues
6.00
Certification of Notes
18.00
$518.10
Total Salary & Expenses
$2,678.19
COLLECTOR
Salary :
Bertha L. Crowell, Coll.
2,650.00
Expenses :
Printing, Postage & Supplies
943.18
Surety Bond
122.70
Deputy Collector's Bond
10.00
Clerical Assistance
108.20
Deputy Collector
14.50
Typewriter Service
12.50
Association Dues
6.00
$1,217.08
Total Salary & Expenses
$3,867.08
ASSESSORS
Wages:
Robert H. Chittick
1,190.00
Robert H. Trussell
850.00
Robert H. Brooks
740.00
Arthur L. Bennett, Sr.
350.00
$3,130.00
Expenses :
Postage & Supplies
453.78
Association Dues, Expenses
65.19
Abstracts
125.68
Transportation
325.00
Food
72.15
Printing, Supplies
358.67
$969.65
Total Wages & Expenses
$4,099.65
LAW
Salary : Standish Bradford
1,000.00
Expenses :
Superior Court Costs 256.20
Tel., Postage, etc., 90.24
$346.44
Total Salary & Expenses $1,346.44
TOWN CLERK
Salaries :
Francis H. Whipple, Town Clerk
1,400.00
Dorothy Barnes, Clerk 3,321.20
Sarah H. Trussell, Clerk 3,321.20
$8,042.40
Expenses :
Association Dues & Expenses 64.80
Recordings & Abstracts
159.00
Postage, Supplies, Equip.
1,067.81
Binding Records 167.65
$1,459.26
Total Salaries & Expenses
$9,501.66
ELECTION & REGISTRATION
Registrars' Salaries
George Morrow
60.00
Robert N. Peale
60.00
Thomas Sargent
60.00
Francis H. Whipple
60.00
$240.00
Expenses :
Annual Listing
490.00
Clerical Work
210.68
Election Workers
313.50
Printing Voting Lists
415.00
Street Lists 327.92
$2,187.92
Total Salaries & Expenses $2,457.92
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Association Dues
$25.00
113
APPEAL BOARD
George G. Beckett, Chairman $100.00
TOWN HALL
Salary :
Lester F. Stanley
2,439.00
John Sinkiewicz
1,477.31
$3,916.31
Expenses :
Electrical Repairs
33.00
Fuel Oil
1,232.17
Telephone
1,025.73
Electricity
329.71
Maintenance & Repairs
503.84
Water Rates
13.00
Painting Flagpole
90.00
Supplies & Equip.
367.95
$3,595.40
Total Salary & Expenses $7,511.71
Special Painting & Repairs:
Painting & Repairs
1,955.87
Paint Removal
600.00
Hot-top Seal
450.00
Total Special
$3,005.87
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Salaries & Wages:
Edward Frederick
5,860.00
Robert Poole 5,539.91
Lester Charles
5,302.51
Thomas Mullins
5,406.13
Richard Moore
4,996.50
Philip Girard
5,215.80
Bernard Pineles
1,387.50
Clarence Trepanier
1,553.60
Orman Richards
1,358.50
Philip Robinson
559.30
Others
359.10
$37,538.85
Expenses :
Cruiser Expenses
1,689.84
Supplies & Equipment
335.39
Office Supplies & Telephone
605.61
Uniforms
428.50
Electricity-Booth 162.73
Automobile Allowance 400.00
Matron's Services 40.00
Wiring Booth 35.70
$3,697.77
Total Wages & Expenses $41,236.62 Cruiser Purchase $1,836.95
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Wages: 3,918.25
Expenses :
Care of Alarm
500.00
Telephone 210.05
Truck Expense
274.33
Truck Insurance
770.73
Supplies & Equipment
1,590.40
Fire Hose
718.00
Uniforms 65.00
Clerk Salary
200.00
$4,328.51
Total Wages & Expense
$8,246.26
MAINTENANCE FIRE & POLICE BUILDING
Fuel 1,033.98
Electric Current
623.74
Domestic Gas
116.18
Water Rates
25.00
Janitor Service
293.51
Supplies & Equipment
284.60
Maintenance & Repairs
34.40
Total Expenses $2,411.41
MAINTENANCE OF FORMER FIRE STATION
Electric Current
71.77
Fuel
423.49
Gas
3.16
Total Expenses
$498.42
INSECT PEST CONTROL
Salary & Wages:
Melvin F. Young
1,906.33
Other Wages
45.84
$1,952.17
114
Expenses :
Truck Insurance & Expense 93.33
Liability Insurance 97.39
Pest Control School
94.00
Spraying Material
111.60
Supplies & Equipment
37.28
$733.60
Pruning Elms :
Wages
307.64
Dodge Assoc .- Tree Work
128.00
$435.64
Total Insect & Pest Control $3,121.41
CIVIL DEFENSE
Expenses :
Director's Expenses 520.00
Auxiliary Police Supplies 508.63
Radio Repairs 71.45
Aux. Police Uniforms
206.10
Pistol League Dues
50.00
Insurance
14.90
Total Expenses
$137.08
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Wages
886.28
Insecticides
1,082.27
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