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Whiting Milk Company, Milk
12 33
E. C. Joseph Jr., Labor
3 00
L. D. West, Labor 17 00
Arthur Randell, Labor
6 37
Burrell & Delory, Shoes
7 90
Lelyveld Shoe Company, Shoes
3 95
G. V. Dinsmoor, Heifer
10 00
Robert Montgomery, Repairs
2 50
A. L. Power, Use of stock 3 00
Bemis Drug Company, Supplies
6.90
$ 2 370 57
Received, Sale of Produce
79 37
2 291 20
Appropriation
2 300 00
Balance
$ '8 80
WILLIAM J. LEONARD, CLIFTON S. DEANE, HERBERT A. LINCOLN.
Board of Public Welfare
Report of Assessors
Taxable Real Estate
$1 841 410 00
Taxable Personal Estate
189 175 00
Taxables Valuation 1932
$2 029 195 00
Taxable Valuation 1933
2 030 435 00
Excise Tax Valuation
145 840 00
Excise Tax, 1933 4 176 32
Excise Abatements and Refunds 138 60
Exempted Real Estate 16 770 00
Tax Rate, 1933
$31.50 per
1 000 00
Town Tax including Overlay
56 000 00
County Tax
3 561 54
State Tax
2 700 00
Chapter 340, Acts of 1929
322 50
Chapter 391, Acts of 1931
5 19
Plymouth County Hospital Maintenance . .
794 00
Persons Assessed
873
Polls Assessed
531
Total Number of Polls 548
Polls Exempt 17
Number of Acres of Land
12 731
Number of Dwelling Houses
605
Number of Horses
77
Number of Cows 117
Number of Neat Cattle 35
Number of Sheep 7
Number of Swine 12
Number of Fowl
12 278
Number of Automobiles
821
Per Capita Valuation
$ 1 337 00
Per Capita Tax
42 11
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WILLIAM J. LEONARD, CLIFTON S. DEANE, HERBERT A. LINCOLN,
Assessors
List of Jurors
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List of persons qualified to serve as Jurors in the Town of Norwell from July 1, 1933 to July 1, 1934.
Albert, Russell A., Draftsman
Barnard, Walter C., Clerk
Bates, Weston V., Mason
Bent, Edwin C., Merchant Bowers, Oliver A., Retired Brown, Harry B., Carpenter Burnside, John M., Retired Chadwick, Charles E., Carpenter Francis, Edmund H., Laborer Hall, John M., Contractor Jones, Walter M., Shoeworker Jones, Clarence P., Painter Litchfield, Percy W., Painter Loring, Benjamin, Farmer McLauthlin, Clarence M., Salesman Merritt. J. Foster, Jr., Draftsman Ogden. Louis H., Retired Ross, Winfred S., Printer Snowdale, G. Lancaster, Laborer Tyler, Herbert F., Poultryman Tinkham, Ralph P., Poultryman Thomas, Clement R., Carpenter Totman, Joseph F., Laborer West, Lester D., Laborer Williams, Hiram, Shoeworker
Winter Street River Street Grove Street Washington Street Main Street Summer Street Main Street Pond Street River Street Washington Street Washington Street Dover Street Cedar Street Prospect Street Tiffany Road River Street Main Street Dover Street Tiffany Road Tiffany Road High Street High Street Grove Street Main Street Washington Street
Ridge Hill Library
Our circulation for the year was 1203, 1023 fiction and 180 non-fiction.
We have added about 112 new volumes, 90 by purchase and 22 by gift. The State Library Commission continues it benefactions with attractive children's books which are much appreciated. The Commission also very generously offers to secure the loan of any works of adult non-fiction which our patrons may desire.
We have increased our shelving capacity by installing a central book case which provides for 500 additional vol- umes.
Mrs. Thomas S. Cann, Librarian $ 16 50
Jordan March Co., Books 6 99
Literary Guild, Books 5 00
E. F. Quinlan, Books 3 50
Bookshop for Boys and Girls, Books 12 47
S. Womrath, Books 13 48
Personal Book Shops, Books 28 9-4
Jean Karr, Books 4 00
Library Bureau, Supplies 2 00
William O. Prouty, Shelving
10 32
$103 20
Appropriation
100 00
Transfer Reserve Fund $ 3 20
ALFRED H. PROUTY. WILLIAM J. LEONARD, WILLIAM O. PROUTY.
Trustees
Forestry
The money available to the Town Forest Committee was spent in weeding. thinning, and pruning the trees on the lot in the rear of the Central School. This work makes a great improvement not only in the appearance of the forest, but in its actual value.
The trees planted in this lot by the school pupils are doing well. It should be remembered that it takes two or three years for transplanted trees to get well rooted and used to their new environment.
The brush resulting from this work was burned by the C. W. A. under the supervision of John T. Osborn. They have also done some good work thinning and pruning. in the town forest plot on Forest Street, opposite Gaffield Park. This was without expense to the town.
EXPENDITURES
Andrew Prest, 4 days $16.00
C. A. Bruce, 5 Days 20 00
Percy Joseph, 3 days 12 00
F. B. Cochran, Cash Paid 75
$48 75
Appropriation
50 00
Balance
$ 1 25
FRED B. COCHRAN.
FRED M. CURTIS. CLIFTON S. DEANE,
Town Forest Committee
Board of Health
Diseases Reported to the Board
Chicken Pox 3
Mumps 47
Whooping Cough 6
Measles
2
Pulmonary Tuberculosis 1
Lobar Pneumonia 1
Broncho Pneumonia 1
Scarlet Fever 21
Inspections of Slaughtering
Hog's 159
Calves 28
BOARD OF HEALTH ACCOUNT
Dr. Charles Hammond, Services $ 39 00
Dr. Harry T. Handy, Services 6 00
Plymouth County Hospital, Board 514 80
Westfield State Sanatarium, Board
197 00
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital, Board Scarlet Fever Cases 1 056 00
C. W. Redgate, Supplies 2 95
Josselyn's Market, Supplies for quarantine 3 71
Miss C. M. Ford, Printing 1 25
Amos H. Tilden, Inspections 93 50
Minot Williamson, Salary 25 00
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TOWN OF NORWELL
Horace D. Gaudette. Salary
25 00
Joseph F. Merritt, Salary 108 33
$ 2 074 54
Appropriation
930 00
Amount exceeded
$ 1 144 54
MINOT WILLIAMSON, HORACE D. GAUDETTE, JOSEPH F. MERRITT,
Board of Health
Town Treasurer
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1933
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, January 1, 1933
General Funds $ 7 825 86
Income Sawyer Lot Fund 21 09
$ 7 846 95
From Collector of Taxes
Sale of Tax Titles 616 06
Taxes, Year 1930 716 50
Taxes, Year 1931 7 673 66
Taxes, Year 1932 10 591 96
Taxes, Year 1933
38 616 15
58 214 33
Loans and Interest Loans in Anticipation of Revenue
Note No. 132 20 000 00
Not. No. 133 10 000 00
Note No. 134 10 000 00
Note No. 135
10 000 00
Note No. 136
10 000 00
Note No. 137
7 500 00
Interest
67 500 OC 82 23
From Commonwealth
Highway Department 1 745 65 Old Age Assistance 1 338 66
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Temporary Aid 728 00
Public Works 2 797 76
Allotment from Federal Funds 206 60
Federal Relief Fund
1 147 30
Income Tax
2 067 00 1 117 01
Corporation Taxes
National Bank Tax 56 23
State Aid
670 00
Veteran's Exemption
32 86
Burial of Paupers
40 00
Inspection of Animals
24 75
11 971 82
For School Purposes Only
Dox Tax Refund
691 81
School Refunds 36 51
Temporary Aid From Commonwealth
140 63
Commonwealth, Income Mass.
School Fund
4 613 98
Commonwealth, High School Tuition 1 250 00
Supt: of School Refund 643 71
Commonwealth, Income Tax 2 610 00
9 986 64
Refunds-Welfare Work
1
Town of Hanover 208 96
Town of Rockland 262 00
Town of Scituate
241 04
Town of Hingham
110 10
994 92
Washington Street Cemetery Funds. Sale of Lots Charles W. Thomas,
Lot 44, Sec. C 10 00
Martha French Lot 100 00
City of Quincy 172 82
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Peter Tomansen Grave . . 50 00
David Gauley, Lot 39, Sec. C 10 00
Funds for Permanent Care
Rufus H. Binney Lot 28, Sec. B 200 00
370 00
Fines and Licenses
Licenses for Sale of Gasoline 34 18
Sunday Licenses 42 00
Beer Licenses
177 00
Pool Table License
5 00
Victualler's Licenses
12 00
Pedler's Licenses
12 00
Slaughtering License
1 00
License for Sale Used Automobiles 5 00
Second District Court
121 45
409 63
Sundry Account .
Telephone Tolls Refunded 8 90
Infirmary Refunds 46 49
Sale of Wood. Washington Street, Cemetery 5 00
Sealer of Weights and
Measures 28 69
Income Sawyer Lot Fund
8 76
Highway Refunds
11 70
George C. Cox Refund
1 00
Check adjustment 25
Sale of Lead
33 15
Protest fee refunded
1 53
Sale of Fish Rights
2 00
147 47
$ 157 523 99
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EXPENDITURES
Highways
General Pay Roll
16 930 54
Removal of Snow 2 016 40
Special Snow Appropriation 250 00
19 196 94
Infirmary
2 320 29
Public Welfare
10 939 86
State Aid
600 00
Soldiers' Relief
920 40
Hospital Care of Veterans
322 50
15 103 05
Schools
30 998 45
School Nurse
1 341 60
Transportation of Nurse
200 00
School Dentist
700 00
Vocational Training
271 25
33 511 30
Town Officers
3 376 10
Board of Health
2 074 54
Inspection of Animals
49 50
Sealer of Weights and
Measures
141 20
5 641 34
Fire Account
1 511 47
Fire Equipment
506 72
Incidentals
1 219 68
Electric Lights
546 62
3 784 49
Moth Account
1 881 08
Tent Caterpillar
98 00
Mowing Bushes
578 87
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Squares and Triangles
200 00
Tree Warden 247 69
Gaffield Park
24 00
Spraying Elms
203 57
Town Forest
48 75
State Parks
5 19
3 287 15
Sundry Account
Memorial Day Appropriation 234 61
Care of Sawyer Lot . 16 00
Deposited in S. S. S. B. Proceeds
Sale of Lots
20 00
Funds for permanent care
350 00
Labor in Washington St. Cemetery
105 00
Town Hall
50 50
Ridge Hill Library
103 20
James Library
200 00
Sign Boards 43 11
Excise Tax Refunds
102 04
Ridge Hill School
772 88
Moth Control
300 00
Dog Tax
293 40
Tax Titles
83 77
Refund, Town of Scituate
20 00
Moth
75 19
Plymouth County Hospital
Maintenance
763 29
Commonwealth, Federal Relief
Adjustment 01
Aid to Agriculture 100 00
Tax Abatements
16 39
Care of Graves
28 25
Protest fee
1 53
3 680 17
Loans and Interest Paid
Anticipation Notes 56 500 00
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School Bond 2 000 00
Discount and Interest
3 075 03
Cost of Certifying Notes
12 00
61 587 03
Taxes Paid
Commonwealth, Old Age
Assistance 548 00
County Tax
3 561 54
State Tax
2 700 00
6 809 54
$ 152 601 01
Cash on Hand to Balance
General Funds
4 914 22
Sawyer Lot Income
8 76
4 922 .98
$ 157 523 .99
Respectfully submitted, HERBERT E. ROBBINS, Town Treasurer
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STATE MENT OF TOWN DEBT, DECEMBER 31st, 1933
Amount
Of Loan ..... Purpose of Issue
No.
Rate
Date of Issue
Maturity
$18 000 00
Central School Building
52-60
4.25
July 15, 1922
10 000 00
Anticipation of Revenue
134
5.50
June 24, 1933
10 000 00
Anticipation of Revenue
135
5.00
August 1, 1933
July 15, 34-42 January 15, 1934 January 15, 1934
10 000 00
Anticipation of Revenue
136
5.00
August 1, 1933
February 15, 1934
10 000 00
Anticipation of Revenue
137
5.00 December 1, 1933
June 1, 1934
1 000 00
Fire Equipment
113
4.50
May 1, 1929
May 1, 1934
$59 000 00
Total Town Indebtedness, December 31st, 1933
NOTE: A year ago our outstanding Anticipation Notes were $25,000,00 while this year they amount to $40,000.00, indicating that the town is in a less favorable financial condition by $15,000 than on December 31, 1932.
EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
Auditor's Report
Board of Selectmen, Norwell, Mass.
February 5, 1934
Gentlemen :
I have examined the books of the Tax Collector, Town Treasurer, Trust Fund Bank Books and am listing below the results of my audit-
COLLECTOR'S BOOKS
The collector's books for the years 1930-1931-1932 and 1933 were examined and revealed the following :
(A) Commitments agreed with corresponding warrants after making minor adjustments.
(B) .All Cash Receipts were checked and found to have been credited to the correct accounts in the Commitment Books for a corresponding amount.
(C) Schedule (A) showing that the Cash Books for all years are in balance was prepared after making a few al- terations in the Collector's entries. Several discrepancies were found in checking payments to treasurer by collect- or resulting in over and underpayments which are shown on schedule (B). These differences will be corrected by the collector on his initial payment to the Treasurer in 1934.
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The overpayments shown on schedule (B) were due to the collector making duplicate entries in both the 1931 and 1933 cash receipt books resulting in the showing of the same receipt twice and making payment to the treasurer on both.
The short-payments caused by an oversight on the part of the collector when making payments to the treasurer.
TRUST FUND BANK BOOKS
The Trust Fund Bank Books were checked and balances on hand January 1, 1932 plus the interest less the payments agreed with the balance as shown on December 31, 1933.
TREASURER'S BOOKS
(A) All receipts from the State and County were prop- ly entered in the Receipt Book as per vouchers on on hand.
(B) All additions were found to be correctly extended.
(C) Receipts from the collector were properly entered as per vouchers.
(D) Payment Book was checked and all payments re- quiring vouchers were supported by same.
In addition to the regular audit several reports were pre- pared for the State Tax Commissioner which required the checking of the Collector's Books at least once each quarter.
Respectfully submitted,
LLOYD S. WEST, Auditor
TAX COLLECTOR'S CASH REPORT
Amounts Collected
Items
1930
1931
1932
1933
Total $ 5 147 13
Personal Tax
$ 7 92
$ 248 10
$ 546 45
$ 4 344 66
Real Estate Tax
703 26
6 735 65
9 316 17
29 426 19
46 181 27
Moth Tax
4 00
55 06
101 79
443 60
604 45
Excise Tax
7 85
249 78
3 123 34
3 380 97
Polls
12 00
910 00
922 00
Old Age
5 00
468 00
473 00
Interest
163 99
630 40
364 82
9 93
1 169 14
Cash on Hand 1/1/33
10 00
55 87
65 87
Total Receipts
$879 17
$7 687 06
$10 651 88
$38 725 72
$57 943 83
Paid To Treasurer
$702 12
$7 671 65
$10 591 96
$38 616 15
$57 581 88
Abatements
16 62
15 41
44 00
76 67
152 70
Underpayments
160 43
15 92
32 90
209 25
Total Payments
$879 17
$7 687 06
$10 651 88
$38 725 72
$57 943 83
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TOWN OF NORWELL
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OVER AND UNDERPAYMENTS COLLECTOR'S CASH BOOKS
December 31, 1933
Underpayments $160 43
Overpayments
1930 Property
1931 Property
$ 48 26
1932 Property
1 39
1932 Excise
14 53
1933 Property
75
54 97
1933 Excise
32 15
$209 25
$103 23
A net underpayment of $106.02 due the town of Nor- well.
Tax Collector's Report
1931 PROPERTY
Taxes Uncollected as of December
31 1932
$11 715 92
Cash on hand as of December
31, 1932
10 00
Interest Collected
630 28
· Overpayment to Treasurer
48 26
$12 404 +6
Payments to Treasurer
7 633 68
Abatements
139 54
Tax Titles
2 184 68
Uncollected as of December
31, 1933
2 416 56
$12 404 46
1931 EXCISE
Uncollected as of December
31, 1932 $ 232 24
Interested Collected
.12
$ 232 36
Payments to Treasurer 7 97 Uncollected as of December 31, 1933
224 39
232 26
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1931 POLLS AND OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Uncollected as of December 31, 1932
Polls $ 16 00
Old Age
3 00
$ 19 00
Uncollected as of December 31, 1933
Polls
16 00
Old Age
3 00
$
19 00
1932 PROPERTY
Uncollected as of December
31, 1932 $23 484 43
Commitment not recorded as of
December 31, 1932
34 50
Interest Collected
361 82
$23 880 75
Payments to Treasurer 10 282 84
Underpayment 1 39
Abatements 153 00
. Tax Titles Held by Town 1 524 41
Uncollected as of December
31, 1933
11 919 11
$23 880 75
1932 EXCISE
Uncollected as of December
31, 1932 $ 657 15
Interest Collected 2 25
Cash on hand as of December 31, 1932 55 87 $ 715 27
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TOWN OF NORWELL
Payments to Treasurer
291 37
Underpayment to Treasurer
14 53
Abatements
2 00
Uncollected as of December
31. 1932
407 37
-$ 715 22
1932 POLLS AND OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Uncollected as of December 31, 1932
Polls $ 72 00
Old Age
37 00
Interest Collected .75
-$ 109 75
Payments to Treasurer 17 75
Abatements-Polls
46 00
Old Age 24 00
Uncollected as of December 31, 1933 Polls
14 00
Old Age
8 00
$ 109 75
1933 PROPERTY
Commitments per Warrant $64 858 29
Interest Collected 4 62
Net Overpayment to Treasurer
54 22
$64 917 13
Payments to Treasurer 34 173 67 Abatements 142 62
Uncollected as of December
31, 1933 30 600 84
- $64 917 13
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1933 EXCISE
Commitments per Warrants of ( March
15, July 15, Sept. 11.
Dec. 11. 1933) $ 4 176 32
Interest Collected
2 35
$4 178 66
Payments to Treasurer $ 3 061 52
Underpayment to Treasurer 32 15
Abatements 41 11
Uncollected as of December 31, 1933 1 043 88
$ 4 178 66
1933 POLLS AND OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Commitments per Warrants :
Polls
$ 1 068 00
Old Age
551 00
Interest Collected
2 96
$ 1 621 96
Payments to Treasurer 1 380 96
Uncollected as of December
31, 1933
Polls
158 00
Old Age
83 00
$ 1 621 96
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM T. DUNBAR.
Tax Collector
Moth Account
John T. Osborne, 32 days, 2 hrs at $4.50 $ 145 12
John T. Osborn, truck, 24 days at $4.00 96 00
John T. Osborn, car, 13 days, at $4.00 52 00
Percy Joseph, 10 days at $4.00 41 00
Charles Baldwin, 6 days at $4.00 24 00
Roland Dobson, 1 day at $4.00 4 00
Joseph F. Totman, 1 day at $4.00
4 00
Edward C. Joseph, 1 day at $4.00
4 00
Joseph Willard, 4 hrs at $4.00
2 00
Gustaf Anderson, 4 hrs at $4.00
2 00
Russell Whiting, 1 day at $4.00
4 00
Harry Henderson, 23 days 11/2 hrs at $4.00. . 92 73
Burton Keene, 16 days, 4 hrs at $4.00
66 00
Charles Bruce, 16 days, at 4.00
64 00
Frank De Fabio, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Robert Leavitt, 8 days. 4 hrs at $4.00
34 00
Clement Thomas, 8 days, at $4.00
32 00
Weston Bates, 8 days at $4.00
32 00
Norman Wiggins, 5 days at $4.00 20 00
16 00
Perley Keene, 5 days at $4.00
20 00
Kenneth Perry, 3 days at $4.00
12 00
Fred Mckay, 3 days at $4.00 12 00
Robert Munnis, 3 days at $4.00 12 00
Chester Bell, 3 days at $4.00
12 00
Edmund Lapham, 3 days at $4.00 12 00
Sparrell's Garage, Gas, oil, etc
17 36
John Colburn, 4 days at $4.00
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Phillips Bates, Paint, etc 24 22
John Osborn, Car to Boston
4 50
$ 868 95
Liability
$865 73
Transfer reserve
3 22
-$ 868 95
JOHN T. OSBORN, Moth Superintendent
MOTH DEPARTMENT, PRIVATE WORK
John T. Osborn, 32 days. 1 hr. at $4.50 .... $ 144 54
John T. Osborn, truck, 32 days, 414 hrs. at $8. 260 25
John T. Osborn, truck 11 days, at $4.00 44 00
John T. Osborn, car, 3 days at $4.00 12 00
John T. Osborn, car, 1 day at $6.00 6 00
Edward C. Joseph, 33 days, 3 hrs at $4.00 133 50
Harry A. Henderson, 34 days, 4 hrs at $4.00 . . 138 00
Joseph Willard, 2 days 4 hrs at $4.00 10 00
Gustaf Anderson. 2 days, 4 hrs at $4.00 10 00
Charles Baldwin. 4 days, 4 hrs at $4.00
18 00
Edmund Lapham, 9 days, 2 hrs at $4.00
37 00
Howard Jackson, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Percy Joseph, 5 days at $4.00
20 00
Charles Williamson, 5 days. 5 hrs at $4.00 22 50
F. H. Hall, 2 days at $4.00 8 00
J. Foster Merritt. 6 hrs at $4.00 3 00
Frank Peckham, 2 days at $4.00 8.00
Arthur Randall, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Joseph Totman, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Charles Appleford, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Charles Smith, 2 days at $4.00 8 00
Joseph Souza, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
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Russell Whiting, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Sparrell's Garage, Gas, oil, etc. 76 34
John T. Osborn, car to Cambridge
5 00
$ 1 012 13
Appropriation
Transfer reserve
$1 000 00 12 13
$ 1 012 13
JOHN T. OSBORN, Moth Superintendent
Tree Warden
EMERGENCY-CENTRAL STREET
John T. Osborn. 12 days at $4.50 $ 54 00
John T. Osborn, 16 days at $4.00 64 00
Harry A. Henderson, 16 days, 6 hrs, at $4.00 43 00
Percy Joseph, 5 days at $4.00 20 00
Charles A. Bruce, 2 days at $4.00 8 00
Burton Keene, 3 days at $4.00
12 00
Perley Keene, 2 days at $4.00
8 00
Edward Lapham, 1 day at $4.00
4 00
Edward C Joseph, 4 days, 6 hrs at $4.00 19 00
R. W. MacDonald, Bolts, etc. 9 75
John T. Fitts, 11 bags cement at 70c
7 70
$
249 45
Appropriation
$100 00
Transfer reserve
149 45 -
-$ 249 45-
SPRAYING ELMS
John T. Osborn, 4 days. 4 hrs at $4.50 $ 20 25
John T. Osborn, truck 9 days, 6 hrs at $4.00 39 00
John T. Osborn, car to Cambridge 5 00
Edward C. Joseph, 5 days, at $4.00 20 00
Harry A. Henderson, 9 days, 6 hrs at $4.00 39 00
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TOWN OF NORWELL
Charles Williamson, 6 days, 6 hrs at $4.00 . . 24 00
Edmund Lapham, 2 days, 6 hrs at $4.00 11 00
Percy Joseph, 4 days. 6 hrs at $4.00
19 00
Burton Keene, 6 hrs at $4.00
3 00
Sparrell's Garage, Gas, oil, etc.
23 32
$ 203 57
Appropriation
$200 00
Transfer reserve
3 57
-- $
203 57
SQUARES AND TRIANGLES
John T. Osborn, 8 days at $4.50 $ 36 00
John T. Osborn, truck 7 days, at $4.00 28 00
John T. Osborn, loam 3 00
Percy Joseph, 9 days, 3 hrs at $4.00
37 50
Edward Joseph, 7 days at $4.00 .
28 00
Harry A. Henderson, 8 days at $4.00
32 00
Harry A. Henderson, Loam 3 0.
Burton Keene, 1 day at $4.00
4 00
Church Hill Improvement Association
15 50
I. A. Lincoln 5 00
Charles Fish, charpening mowers
8 00
$ 200 00
Appropriation
$ 200 00
GAFFIELD PARK
Percy Joseph, 5 days at $4.00 S 20 00
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Frank De Fabio, 1 day at $4:00
4 00
$ 24 00
AAppropriation
25 00
Unexpended
$
1 00
Work to the amount of about $400.00 has been done in the park by the C. W. A. greatly improving its appear- ance and making it available for recreation purposes, and it is hoped that our people take advantage of it.
Some of the wood removed has been used by the workers and the Welfare Department, and the balance has been: sold where it lies for $35.00. The purchaser to clean up the ground.
TENT CATERPILLARS
John T. Osborn, 4 days at $4.50 $ 18 00
John T. Osborn, truck, 5 days at $8.00 40 00
Edward C. Joseph, 5 days at $4.00 20 00
Harry A. Henderson, 5 days at $4.00
20 00
$ 98 00
Appropriation
$ 100 00
Unexpended $ 2 00
JOHN T. OSBORN.
Tree Warden
Highway Surveyor
GENERAL ACCOUNT
Perry H. Osborn
Stationery $ 2 00
Postage 6 15
Telephone 12 60
Repairing Equipment 10 25
Cleaning Pits
54 25
Truck to Boston
12 00
General Drainage
110 00
-$
208 25
Phillips, Bates & Co.
66 96
Dr. Harry T. Handy,
14 00
Dyar Sales
35 32
Frank McFarlane
9 00
John H. Sparrell
58 80
New England Road Machinery Co. 92 82
Robert MacDonald 23 05
M. F. Ellis
4 00
Davis Tractor
5 90
Rockland Transportation
50
$ 519 50
SUMMARY OF STREETS
Bowker
$
747 93
Bridge
26 25
62
EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
Cross
663 18
Circuit
549 07
Cedar
305 03
Common St.
27 20
Common Ave.
14 91
Central
658 79
Church
:37 25
Dover
2 87
Forest St.
698 10
Forest Ave.
4 50
Green
561 99
Grove
872 15
High
610 00
Jacobs Ave.
95 61
Lincoln
490 25
Mt. Blue
2 409 52
Main
2 839 20
Mt. Hope
114 88
Oak·
31 98
Nealgate
66 00
Pleasant
368 45
Parker
810 94
Prospect
1 148 30
Pine
112 62
Pond
17 50
River
140 61
Stetson
68 71
Summer
24 25
South
151 84
School
693 66
Tiffany
514 43
Town Line Signs
47 50
Winter
443 86
West
41 71
General Account
519 50
$16 930 54
63
TOWN OF NORWELL
Appropriation
Town $7 650 00
Town and State 4 700 00
Received from State 4 700 00
$17 050 00
Balance
$ 119 46
HIGHWAY PAYROLL AND EXPENDITURES
Perry H. Osborn, 154 days, 41/2 hrs. $ 695 54
Incidentals 20 75
2 men and 2 trucks, 84 days, 1 hr. 2 019 00
Man and truck, 107 days, 1 5/6 hrs. 1 286 75
Man and tractor, 7 days, 71/2 hrs. 190 50
Mixer 22 days 66 00
Man, 4 days, 7 hrs 19 50
John T. Osborn, 4 hrs
2 00
Justin K. Nott, 5 days
20 00
John Gunderway, 13 days, 1 hr.
52 50
Charles E. Davis, 65 days, 4 hrs
262 00
Howard Jackson, 19 days. 3 hrs
77 50
Arthur Turner, 15 days. 3 hrs 61 50
Arthur Jackman, 78 days, 61/2 hrs 315 25
Percy Joseph. 5 days 20 00
Charles Bruce, 20 hrs 10 00
Bert I. Richardson, 140 days, 41/2 hrs. 562 50
Frank Peckham, 59 days, 41/2 hrs 238 25
Warren Liley, 20 days, 1 hr
80 50
Perley Keene. 46 days, 4 hrs
167 50
Lester D. West, 41 days, 7 hrs
59 00
John Leavitt, 14 days, 6 hrs
116 75
Edward Winslow, 29 days, 11/2 hrs
36 00
William Maynard, 9 days
Fred Mckay, 46 days, 4 hrs 186 00
30 00
Charles Baldwin, 7 days, 4 hrs
186 00
64
EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
Joseph Totman, 2 days 8 00
Roland Dobson, 18 days 72 00
Gustav Anderson, 50 days, 61/2 hrs 203 25
Lyman Lincoln, Jr., 21 days, 21/2 hrs 85 25
Frederick D. Lee, 32 days, 1 hr.
128 50
Neil Dwyer, 41 days, 7 hrs 167 50
Louis Whiting, 3 days 12 00
Joseph Willard, 11 days, 21/2 hrs
45 25
Norman Wiggin, 41 days, 61/2 hrs
167 25
Charles Appleford, 35 days, 41/2 hrs 142 75
Joseph Briggs, 14 days, 3 hrs 57 50
120 00
John Romanoff. 15 days, 5 hrs
62 50
Charles Bates, 15 days, 5 hrs 62 50
93 50
John Prince, 23 days, 3 hrs
21 50
Emmett Butler, 4 days, 21/2 hrs
John Strachan, 4 days, 21/2 hrs 17 25
Lyman Weatherby and truck, 47 days, 71/2 hrs 575 25
Lyman Lincoln and truck, 54 days 21/2 hrs . . 651 75
Clifford Smith and truck, 54 days 112 hrs 650 25
Frank McManus and truck, 46 days, 7 hrs 562 50
New England Culvert 31 79
Dr. Harry T. Handy 14 00
66 96
Dyar Sales 35 32
The Barrett Co.
4 617 30
Town of Scituate
18 00
Frank McFarlane 9 90
John H. Sparrell 58 80
New England Road Machine Co. 9282
23 05
Bradford Weston
52 10
Frank McManus 5 60
New England Concrete Pipe
134 70
M. F. Ellis
4 00
Rockland Transportation
50
Boston Sand & Gravel
184 86
Robert Goosby, 30 days
Lincoln Bates, 5 days, 3 hrs
17 25
Phillips Bates & Co.
Robert MacDonald
65
TOWN OF NORWELL
Davis Tractor 5 90
Weymouth Asphalt 12 65
States Prison Dept. of Correction 35 50
Warren E: Liley ( stones)
5 60
A. J. Litchfield, sand
1 00
Andrew Maxwell, sand 36 20
Harry Pinson, sand
44 00
Edward Tindale, gravel
282 60
Lyman Weatherby, gravel
430 60
Charles Curtis, gravel
2 00
Charles Georgette
20 00
$16 930 54
Appropriation
17 050 00
Balance
$ 119 46
PERRY H. OSBORN, Highway Surveyor
SNOW ACCOUNT FOR 1933
Perry H. Osborn
$ 100 41
Man and truck
619 50
Man
23 00
Freight 1 68
26 75
Norwell Motor Sales 11 80
Shunk Steel Co.
11 00
New England Road Machine Co.
10 50
Freeman's Express 75
6 95
Davis Tractor Co.
16 12
Good Roads Machine Co.
19 98
John H. Sparrell
210 00
Lyman Weatherby and truck
139 50
E. P. Joseph, truck
Man and truck 35 00
Robert W. MacDonald
66
EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
Charles E. Williamson and truck 447 50
Clifford Smith and truck 12 00
Lyman Lincoln and truck
9 00
Howard Jackson
2 50
Howard Hall 5 00
Charles Baldwin
21 00
Bert I. Richardson
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