Town of Norwell annual report 1960-1969, Part 28

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79,750.00


Total 1961 Estimated Expenditures


$85,000.00


SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION LOAN


The District Committee authorized a 10 year Bond Issue for the purpose of constructing and equipping a regional vocational school on May 10, 1961 in the amount of


$1,600,000.00


APPORTIONMENT OF 1960 ESTIMATED DISTRICT EXPENDITURES TO MEMBER TOWNS


CAPITAL COSTS


Town


OPERATING COSTS School Enrollment Oct. 1,1959


Ratio


Amount


School Enrollment Oct. 1,57,58,59


Ratio


Amount


Total Assessments


Abington


582


23.00%


$ 230.00


1645


23.31%


$ 6,060.60


$ 6,290.60


Cohasset


283


11.19%


111.90


767


10.87%


2,826.20


2,938.10


Hanover


281


11.11%


111.10


786


11.14%


2,896.40


3,007.50


Norwell


251


9.92%


99.20


703


9.96%


2,589.60


2,688.80


Rockland


549


21.70%


217.00


1577


22.34%


5,808.40


6,025.40


Scituate


584


23.08%


230.80


1580


22.38%


5,818.80


6,049.60


Totals


2530


100.00%


$1,000.00


7058


100.00%


$26,000.00


$27,000.00


APPORTIONMENT OF 1961 ESTIMATED DISTRICT EXPENDITURES TO MEMBER TOWNS


Town


School Enrollment Oct. 1,1960


Ratio


Amount


School Enrollment Oct. 1,57,58,59


Ratio


Amount


Total Assessments


Abington


616


22.13%


$1,161.82


1645


23.31%


$18,589.73


$19,751.55


Cohasset


325


11.67%


612.68


767


10.87%


8,668.82


9,281.50


Hanover


326


11.71%


614.78


786


11.14%


8,884.15


9,498.93


Norwell


280


10.06%


528.15


703


9.96%


7,943.10


8,471.25


Rockland


605


21.72%


1,140.82


1577


22.34%


17,816.15


18,956.97


Scituate


632


22.70%


1,191.75


1580


22.38%


17,848.05


19,039.80


Totals


2784


100.00%


$5,250.00


7058


100.00%


$79,750.00


$85,000.00


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


203


204


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE CASH RECEIPTS


Assessment Revenue :


1960


1961


Total


Town of Abington


$6,290.60


$19,751.55


Town of Cohasset


2,938.10


9,281.50


Town of Hanover


3,007.50


9,498.93


Town of Norwell


2,688.80


8,471.25


Town of Rockland


6,025.40


18,956.97


Town of Scituate


6,049.60


19,039.80


Total


$27,000.00


$85,000.00


$112,000.00


School Building Assistance Commission :


Reimbursement of Planning Expenses


67,979.58


67,979.58


Bond Issue Proceeds :


1961 School Construction Loan


1,600,000.00


1,600,000.00


Premium on Bond Issue


3,998.40


3,998.40


U. S. Treasury Bills


118,936.93


118,936.93


Interest on U. S. Treasury Bills


1,063.07


1,063.07


Federal Withholding Taxes


100.00


399.99


499.99


State Withholding Taxes


15.00


60.00


75.00


Total Receipts


$27,115.00


$1,877,437.97 $1,904,552.97


CASH EXPENDITURES


General Control


1960


1961


Total


Secretary-Treasurer


Salary


$500.00


2,050.00


2.550.00


Clerical Expense


105.25


325.44


430.69


Treasurer's Bond


200.00


200.00


Office Supplies and Postage


102.59


317.66


420.25


Committee Expenses


Association Dues


70.00


70.00


Miscellaneous Travel


83.60


20.93


104.53


Bond Issue Expenses


4,381.44


4,381.44


U. S. Treasury Bills


1,255,571.62


1,255,571.62


Federal Withholding Taxes


100.00


299.99


399.99


State Withholding Taxes


15.00


45.00


60.00


Total General Control


$906.44


$1,263,533.05 $1,264,439.49


Capital Outlay


District Office Equipment


887.22


School Construction in Progress


405,532.20


406,419.42


Total Expenditures


906.44


1,669,952.47


1,670,858.91


Cash Balance, December 31, 1961


233,694.06


$1,904,552.97


250.97


250.97


SOUTH SHORE REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1961


GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Cash U. S. Treasury Bills


$


233,694.06


1,136,634.69


Employers Payroll Deductions : Federal Income Taxes 100.00 $


State Income Taxes 15.00


115.00


Appropriation Balances : Capital Outlay - General 1,312.78 Capital Outlay - School Construction 1,298,017.80


1,299,330.58 70,883.17


Surplus Revenue


Total


$1,370,328.75


$1,370,328.75


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Net Funded or Fixed Debt $1,600,000.00


1961 School Construction Loan ( Issued August 15, 1961, Interest Rate 3%; Period 10 years; Annual Principal Payments of $160,000.00 due August 15th; Interest payments due semi-annually February 15th and August 15th )


$1,600,000.00


205


206


REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSE


Mr. Clifton E. Bradley


Superintendent of Schools


Norwell, Massachusetts


Dear Mr. Bradley :


The following is the annual report of the School Nurse :


Daily visits to all schools.


Periodic sanitary inspections in all schools.


Assisted School Physician with physical examinations of pupils.


Reportable defects


73


Defects corrected


57


Pupils given first aid


165


Pupils transported to their homes


111


Visits to homes of school children


175


Grades I through XII eyes tested with Massachusetts Vision Test.


Grades I through XII ears tested wpth Audiometer.


236 pupils given Triple Toxoid Booster.


Respectfully submitted,


CATHERINE A. ROE


School Nurse


ENROLLMENT- As of October 2, 1961


Grade Cole


Elementary


Junior High


High


Total


1


86


79


165


2


83


79


162


3


59


70


129


4


65


74


139


5


62


69


131


6


109


109


7


101


101


8


91


91


9


99


99


10


85


85


11


62


62


12


56


56


Special Class


8


8


355


8 371


301


302


1,337


NORWELL TEACHERS


School and Grade or Subject


* Yrs. Exp. including 1961-62


College


Yrs. beyond High School


Degree


Date Began Norwell


GRACE FARRAR COLE SCHOOL


Principal


William Hays


6


Colby


5


A. B.


9/1/56


Bridgewater


M. Ed.


Grade 1


Mida Stanhope


14


Otterbein


4


B.S.


9/1/61


Grade 1


Doris Legate


21


Wheelock


2


Dip.


9/1/54


Grade 1


Jennie Meyers


24


Western Michigan U.


3-3/4


Dip.


9/1/59


Wayne University


Bridgewater


Grade 2


Marilyn Henck


2


Eastern Nazarene


4


B.S.


9/1/60


Grade 2


Nancy Curtis


3


MacMurray


4


A. B.


9/16/60


Grade 2


Victoria Hunt


10


Fitchburg


2


Dip.


9/1/57


Grade 3


Helen Dimock


18


Brockport, N. Y.


3-1/2


Dip.


9/1/56


Bridgewater


Grade 3


Amanda Hayden


20-1/3


Salem


2


Dip.


9/1/52


Grade 4


Helen Lawrence


12-1/2


Geneva


4


B.S.


9/1/58


Grade 4


Gunhild Milbery


27


Bridgewater


2


Dip.


1/1/41


Grade 5


Rachel Hardin


4


Eastern Nazarene


4-1/2


A. B.


9/1/57


Grade 5


John Croley


3


Eastern Nazarene


4


A.B.


9/1/61


Special Help


Grace Alvey


22


Bridgeport City


2


Dip.


9/1/56


NORWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL


Principal


Ella Osborn


50


Boston University


2


Dip


9/1/14


Grade 1


Leone Pyne


4


University of Illinois


4-1/2


B.S.


9/1/59


Grade 1


Laura McKenney


21


Bridgewater


5


B. S.


9/1/48


Grade 1


Lillian Ray


4


Wheelock


3-1/2


Dip.


9/1/58


Grade 2


Marion Cann


20-1/2


Bridgewater


2


Dip.


3/4/57


Grade 2


Barbara Moran


8


Marietta


5


A. B.


9/1/54


Boston University


M. Ed.


207


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


M. Ed.


Duke


School and Grade or Subject


* Yrs. Exp. including 1961-62


College


Yrs. beyond High School


Degree


Date Began Norwell


Grade 2


Gertrude Daneau


4


Bridgewater


4


B. S.


9/1/54


Grade 3


Delleyne Eldridge


3


Wheelock


4


B.S.


9/1/59


Grade 3


Miriam Lincoln


23


Bridgewater


3


Dip.


9/1/44


Grade 4


Shirley Deknes 10


Bridgewater


5


B. S.


9/1/52


M. Ed.


Grade 4


Jean Quinn


4


Boston State


4


B. S.


9/1/60


Grade 4


Dorothy Vaughan


1


Eastern Nazarene


4


B.S.


9/1/61


Grade 5


Hazel Johnson


30


Worcester


3-1/2


Dip.


9/1/47


Grade 5


Ethel LeMay


9


Bridgewater


3


Dip.


9/1/56


Special Help


Maude Horne


7


Wellesley


4


A. B.


9/1/55


Phys. Ed. Elem.


Marion Scheller


4


Sargent


4


B. S.


9/1/59


NORWELL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOL


Principal


Frederick Small


28


Boston University


6


B.S.


3/1/47


English


Barbara Fishwick


3-1/2


Boston University


5


B. S.


9/1/61


Social Studies


Robert Crowley


2


Bridgewater


4


B.S.


9/1/60


English


Norene DiNardo


10


Univ. of Wisconsin


4


B.S.


3/1/55


Mathematics


Robert Edwards


3


Eastern Nazarene


4


B.S.


9/1/59


Mathematics


Elizabeth Farrar


34


Bridgewater


2


Dip.


9/1/44


Social Studies


Henry Goldman


3


University of Maine


5


A.B.


9/10/59


University of Indiana


M.A.


Boston University


4


B.S.


9/1/56


English and Library Mathematics and Science


Stanley Rice


2


Eastern Nazarene


4


B. S.


9/1/61


Home Economics


Leonore Taylor


2


University of Rochester


4


B.S.


9/1/61


Industrial Arts


* * David Jones


1


Fitchburg


4


B.S.


9/1/61


Industrial Arts


# Peter Poulos


1


New England


4


A. B.


9/28/61


Grade 6


Beatrice Case


18-1/2


Lowell State


4


Dip.


9/1/59


208


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Ruth Winters


19


M. Ed.


C.A.G.S.


M.A.


9/1/61


Grade 6 Walter Kaetzer 3


Bridgewater


4


B.S.


9/1/59


Grade 6 Ethel Sproul 23 Framingham 4 Bridgewater


2


Dip. B.S.


9/1/58


NORWELL HIGH SCHOOL


Principal Robert H. Jackman 10


Northeastern


5


B.S.


5/1/61


Boston University University of Massachusetts


Asst. Principal and


Director of Athletics Felix J. Dixon 22


Boston University


6


B.S.


9/1/46


M. Ed.


Guidance, Adm. Asst. Hugh W. Chandler 6


Springfield


5


B.S.


9/1/59


Boston University


M. Ed.


Utica


4


B.S.


9/1/53


Science


## Cecily D. Sullivan


4


Emmanuel


5


A. B.


9/1/58


Science


### Arthur H. Post 4-1/3


Univ. of New Hampshire


4


B.S.


1/2/62


Science Francis DiSabatino 11


Tufts 5


B.S.


9/1/54


French and German


C. Wade Jenkins 6


Jamestown, No. Dakota


4


A. B.


9/1/58


Latin and French


Marion H. Joyce


34


4


A. B.


9/1/29


Girls' Phys. Ed.


Mary F. Knapp 14


Sargent


4


B. S.


9/1/53


English and French Judith A. Leonard 2


Stonehill


4


A.B.


9/1/60


Commercial Subjects


Catherine T. Martin 5


Salem


5


B. S.


9/1/57


Northeastern


M. Ed.


Commercial Subjects


Joanne F. Molla


2


Salem


4


B. S.


9/1/60


Social Studies


Ernest J. Morgan


Boston University


4


B. S.


9/1/60


Mathematics


Regina M. Paradise 14-1/2


Emmanuel


4


A. B.


9/1/43


Mathematics


Patricia A. Holmes 1


Bridgewater


4


B. S.


9/1/61


English


Pauline A. Schiel


8


Northeastern


5


A. B.


9/1/56


Home Economics


Choris A. Vernon


21


Framingham


4


B. S.


9/1/51


English


Albert S. Zarrella


2


Northeastern


4


A. B.


9/1/60


Science


David A. Ryan


3


Fitchburg


5


B.S.


9/1/56


Boston University


M. Ed.


9/1/61


209


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Industrial Arts


Arthur J. Axon


9


Fitchburg


Bridgewater


M. Ed.


C.A.G. S.


M. Ed.


9/1/42


Grade 6


Gerald Wentzell


4


M. Ed.


M. Ed.


Tufts


2


School and Grade or Subject


* Yrs. Exp. including 1961-62


College


Yrs. beyond High School


Degree


Date Began Norwell


210


English and Library


Betty S. Reardon 1


Boston University Bridgewater


4


4


A. B. B.S.


9/1/59


Art


Madeline Gulliver 37


Mass. College of Art


4


Dip.


10/1/43


Music


Elisabeth Hewitt 7


Longy School of Music


6


Dip.


9/1/55


Music


Theodore Hewitt 12-1/2


Longy School of Music Harvard


9


Dip.


3/1/51


American Univ. Biarritz


Band


Albert J. Orlando


1-1/2


Boston Conservatory 4


B. Mus.


12/6/61


Science Resource


Specialist Mary Plemmons


1


Boston University


4


B.S.


9/1/61


Asst. Supt. of Schools Frederick A. Small


28


Boston University


6


B.S.


3/1/47


M. Ed.


C.A.G.S.


Supt. of Schools


Clifton E. Bradley 36


Colgate University


5-1/2


B.S.


3/1/43


Boston University


M.E.


Brown University


Rhode Island College of Education


Years experience in public schools -full time teaching ** Military Leave of Absence 9/29/61 # Began 9/28/61 ## Resigned 10/21/61


### Began 1/2/62


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


9/1/61


Social Studies SUPERVISORS


F. David Stephansky 3


Solfege Cert.


211


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


To The Board of Selectmen Gentlemen :


I submit herewith the annual report of the Town Accountant for the year ended December 31, 1961. The report is arranged and classified as prescribed by the Director of Accounts and in accordance with Chapter 41, Section 61, General Laws of Massachusetts.


The following sequence is used :


Receipts


Payments


Recapitulation


Transfers from Reserve Fund


Balance Sheet


RECEIPTS


GENERAL REVENUE


1961 Tax Levy :


Poll


$2,592.00


Personal


33,157.80


Real Estate


756,876.00


$792,625.80


Previous Years Tax Levies:


Poll


40.00


Personal


750.00


Real Estate


37,386.57


38,176.57


Tax Titles Redeemed


784.42


Massachusetts :


Corporation taxes


14,250.00


Meals Tax


1,220.82


Loss of Taxes


17.34


Income Tax


7,448.00


Public Health Subsidy


285.72


School Building Assistance


51,132.89


School Aid Chapter 70


80,342.75


Vocational Education


2,425.76


Union Superintendent


2,501.67


Tuition and Transportation


19,980.41


Licenses and permits Fines


179,605.36 3,379.50 251.71


212


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Federal Grants :


Old Age Assistance


$16,379.83


Aid to Dependent Children


1,838.74


Disability Assistance 149.07


Medical Assistance for Aged


7,299.44


Public Law # 864 Title 5


549.90


George - Barden Account


100.00


Public Law # 874


25,934.00


$52,250.98


$1,067,074.34


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Sale of Fish Rights


6.75


Tax Title Releases


14.00


Tax Title Recording Fees


4.04


Collector's Petty Cash


100.00


Costs on Taxes


1,138.62


Municipal Lien Certificates


447.00


Planning Board Fees


50.00


Planning Board Petty Cash


12.00


Sale of Residents Lists


78.05


Selectmen's Fees


177.15


Selectmen's Petty Cash


15.00


Town Hall Rentals


448.00


Assessors Petty Cash


10.00


Sale of Equipment


50.00


Board of Appeals - Fees


75.00


Board of Appeals - Petty Cash


12.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures - Fees


63.75


Board of Health - Polio Clinic


187.00


Board of Health - Petty Cash


12.00


Highway Machinery Fund


4,039.30


Aid to Highways - State


20,366.25


Aid to Highways- County


5,000.00


School Lunch


53,404.57


School Athletics


319.00


Sale of Books and Supplies


380.70


School Rentals


10.00


School Tuitions


375.70


F. M. Cushing Fund


2,845.00


Disability Assistance


416.58


Public Welfare


154.88


Old Age Assistance


10,637.38


Aid to Dependent Children


1,125.37


Medical Assistance for Aged


4,437.02


Veterans Benefits


5,926.70


Washington Street Cemetery


347.00


Trailer Fees


1,908.00


Civil Defense


672.00


Sale of Tax Possessions


250.00


Motor Vehicle Excise


114,487.12


213


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Moth


Profit U. S. Treasury Notes


8.00 15,334.01


245,344.94


WATER DEPARTMENT


Water Rates


$30,635.21


Water Liens


1,530.34


Water Connections


1,300.00


$33,465.55


INTEREST


Interest on Taxes


1,186.53


Interest on Tax Titles


13.30


1,199.83


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Anticipation of Revenue Loans


200,000.00


AGENCY


Federal Withholding Taxes


71,854.75


Massachusetts Withholding Taxes


6,228.28


Retirement Fund


5,545.25


Blue Cross


8,024.50


School Employees


92.10


Group Insurance


458.85


Dog Licenses Due County


1,632.00


93,835.73


TRUST AND INVESTMENTS


Washington Street Cemetery


292.50


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


1,774.00


Trust Funds


63.10


2,129.60


REFUNDS AND RECOVERIES


Highway Department


30.50


School Department


636.81


Welfare Department


6,242.03


Board of Health


218.22


Libraries


5.84


Police Department


25.00


Fire Department


30.98


Insurance Refund


3.66


Workmens Compensation Insurance


385.89


Dog License Refund


1,122.19


Veterans Department


852.91


Selectmen's Department


83.80


Water Department


61.85


9,699.68


TOTAL RECEIPTS


$1,652,749.67


214


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT PAYMENTS MODERATOR-SALARY


Joseph M. Silvia


To Revenue


$60.00 20.00


Appropriation


SELECTMEN -SALARIES


G. Herbert Repass - Chairman


200.00


Earle F. Allen - Clerk


1,200.00


Members


Earle F. Allen


300.00


G. Herbert Repass


300.00


Charles H. Whiting


300.00


Appropriation


2,300.00


SELECTMEN - EXPENSES


E. F. Allen -extra days


411.00


E. F. Allen - expenses


263.29


G. H. Repass-extra days


24.00


G. H. Repass-expenses


32.40


C. H. Whiting -extra days


8.00


Postage


95.95


Petty Cash advance


15.00


Office Supplies


608.85


Equipment Rental


21.00


Books and Periodicals


103.88


Association dues and attendance


101.00


Plans and surveying


86.61


Equipment repairs


123.95


Transfers


1.50


Filing Fees


5.00


Printing and advertising


245.23


Recordings


81.40


Equipment


526.13


Drainage study


234.50


1961 Real Estate Tax - Scituate


26.60


3,015.29


To Revenue


1,004.71


4,020.00


Appropriation


4,000.00


Refund


5.00


Petty Cash Returned


15.00


4,020.00


SELECTMEN-CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Jean L. Cleary


3,380.00


Appropriation


3,380.00


$80.00 80.00


2,300.00


215


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TOWN HALL CLERKS


Jean L. Cleary


$270.45


Elizabeth S. Cox


2,708.19


Jean R. Lloyd


415.50


Emily J. Paradise


2,000.88


Nancy Pihlcrantz


13.50


Elizabeth J. Power


300.00


To Revenue


941.48


Appropriation


TOWN MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS-OFFICERS' SALARIES


Officers


308.43


To Revenue


291.57


Appropriation


600.00


TOWN MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS- EXPENSES


Printing and advertising


182.65


Janitors


57.00


Meals


33.15


Constables


90.50


Office Supplies


20.00


Equipment Rental


60.00


To Revenue


431.70


875.00


Appropriation


875.00


ACCOUNTANT- SALARY


Harry L. Chase, Jr.


2,500.00


Appropriation


2,500.00


ACCOUNTANT- CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Ruth C. Chase


959.63


To Revenue


.37


960.00


Appropriation


960.00


ACCOUNTANT- EXPENSES


Postage


15.60


Equipment rental and repairs


36.45


Office Supplies


115.51


Association dues and attendance


12.82


To Revenue


19.62


Appropriation


180.38


200.00 200.00


443.30


600.00


5,708.52


$6,650.00 6,650.00


216


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TREASURER- SALARY


Margaret Crowell


$416.63 1,583.37


Elizabeth J. Power


Appropriation


TREASURER- CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Margaret C. Dumas


33.00


To Revenue


167.00


Appropriation


TREASURER- EXPENSES


Postage


280.60


Association dues and attendance


18.70


Safe Deposit Box Rental


6.00


Bonds and insurance


242.40


Office Supplies


75.56


Equipment and repairs


160.90


Certification fees


10.00


Tax Title Releases


12.04


806.20


To Revenue


259.80


Appropriation


TREASURER- TAX TITLE ACCOUNT


J. E. Coppola


325.00


To Revenue


225.00


Appropriation


550.00


COLLECTOR- SALARY


Donald C. Wilder


4,900.00


Appropriation


4,900.00


COLLECTOR- CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Elizabeth J. Power


1,638.00


Gladys L. Wilder


67.50


1,705.50


To Revenue


4.50


1,710.00


Appropriation


1,675.00


Transfer Reserve Fund


35.00


1,710.00


COLLECTOR- EXPENSES


Postage


$472.80


Petty Cash Advance


100.00


Bonds and insurance


236.69


$2,000.00 2,000.00


200.00 200.00


1,066.00 1,066.00


550.00


217


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Express


7.35


Association dues and attendance


47.83


Telephone


194.40


Office Supplies


567.71


Advertising


40.96


Notary Fees


5.50


Recording Fees


88.00


Repairs


1.00


1,762.24


To Revenue


3.26


$1,765.50


Appropriation


1,635.00


Transfer Reserve Fund


30.50


Petty Cash Returned


100.00


1,765.50


ASSESSORS- SALARIES


W. Clarke Atwater - Chairman


200.00


Earle F. Allen - Clerk


1,200.00


Members


E. F. Allen


300.00


W. C. Atwater


300.00


P. B. MacDonald


300.00


Appropriation


2,300.00


ASSESSORS- CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Jean R. Lloyd


1,991.25


June Robbins


1,334.25


3,325.50


To Revenue


1,674.50


5,000.00


Appropriation


5,000.00


ASSESSORS- EXPENSES


Earle F. Allen- extra days


$310.00


Earle F. Allen - expenses


37.56


W. Clarke Atwater- extra days


382.00


W. Clarke Atwater - expenses


51.30


Paul B. MacDonald- extra days


126.00


Transfers


207.05


Books and periodicals


57.92


Association dues and attendance


36.33


Office Supplies


404.90


Equipment


798.59


Boat Owners List


17.50


Film


20.80


Equipment rental and repairs


38.85


Petty Cash Advance


10.00


Bookbinding


12.75


Assessors School


30.00


Postage


41.10


2,300.00


218


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


John D. Hewitt, appraiser


900.00


To Revenue


127.35


Appropriation


3,600.00


Petty Cash Returned


10.00


3,610.00


ASSESSORS MAPS


Earle F. Allen - extra days


114.00


W. Clarke Atwater - extra days


336.00


W. Clarke Atwater- expenses


49.50


499.50


Balance December 31,1961


1,781.58


2,281.08


Balance January 1, 1961


2,281.08


ASSESSORS REVALUATION


W. Clarke Atwater - extra days 32.00


John D. Hewitt - appraiser


1,980.00


Eastern Aerial Surveys


1,500.00


J. G. Wyllie- photographer


75.00


3,587.00


Balance December 31, 1961


1,855.55


5,442.55


Balance January 1, 1961


5,442.55


TOWN COUNSEL


Joseph K. Collins - retainer fee


$700.00


Sanborn Vincent- retainer fee


500.00


Extra legal expenses


1,519.38


$2,719.38


To Revenue


480.62


$3,200.00


Appropriation


3,200.00


TOWN CLERK - SALARY


Nellie L. Sparrell


2,300.00


Appropriation


2,300.00


TOWN CLERK - CLERICAL ASSISTANCE


Nellie G. Tarr


2,000.00


Appropriation


2,000.00


TOWN CLERK - EXPENSES


Association dues and attendance 59.51


Telephone


203.61


Recording Fees


257.50


Office Supplies


89.60


Bonds and Insurance


10.00


$3,610.00


3,482.65


219


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Equipment and repairs Postage


175.83


45.18


To Revenue


323.77


1,165.00


Appropriation


1,165.00


REVISED TOWN BY-LAWS


Advertising


67.52


Printing


22.50


90.02


Balance December 31, 1961


909.98


1,000.00


Appropriation


1,000.00


REGISTRATION AND LISTING- REGISTRARS' SALARIES


Charles G. Prouty


50.00


Rosalind Whittemore


50.00


Ruth A. Murray


50.00


150.00


Appropriation


150.00


REGISTRATION AND LISTING- CLERK'S SALARY


Nellie L. Sparrell


200.00


Appropriation


200.00


REGISTRATION AND LISTING- EXPENSES


Listings


$367.63


Clerical


182.63


Printing


486.84


Postage


24.20


Office Supplies


54.30


To Revenue


4.80


$1,120.40


Appropriation


1,115.00


Transfer Reserve Fund


5.40


1,120.40


BOARD OF APPEALS- EXPENSES


Petty Cash Advanced


12.00


Advertising


50.73


Office Supplies


10.25


Postage


20.40


To Revenue


168.62


Appropriation


250.00


Petty Cash Returned


12.00


262.00


841.23


262.00


93.38


1,115.60


220


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


PLANNING BOARD -- EXPENSES


Petty Cash Advanced


12.00


Advertising


133.95


Seminar 12.00


Postage


14.94


Recording Fees


19.52


Office Supplies


29.80


Association Dues


30.00


252.21


To Revenue


59.79


Appropriation


300.00


Petty Cash Returned


12.00


312.00


TOWN GOVERNMENT STUDY COMMITTEE- EXPENSES


Printing


20.00


Committee Expenses


46.34


66.34


Balance December 31, 1961


433.66


500.00


Appropriation


500.00


TOWN HALL AND ANNEX- CUSTODIAN'S SALARY


Walter L. Brown


$2,649.40


Loring L. Wadsworth


887.25


3,536.65


To Revenue


263.35


$3,800.00 3,800.00


Appropriation


TOWN HALL AND ANNEX- CUSTODIAN'S OVERTIME


Walter L. Brown


589.00


To Revenue


311.00


900.00


Appropriation TOWN HALL AND ANNEX - EXPENSES


Labor


633.00


Fuel


1,808.63


Light and Power


924.45


Janitor's Supplies


881.52


Repairs


1,331.25


Insurance


824.91


Telephone


528.65


Water


55.47


Rubbish Removal


18.00


Oil Burner


141.32


Hall License


25.00


312.00


900.00


221


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Equipment


277.80


Appropriation


FLORENCE M. CUSHING FUND


Oil Burner


658.68


Balance December 31, 1961


8,079.16


8,737.84


Balance January 1, 1961


5,892.84


Receipts


2,845.00


8,737.84


EMERGENCY - HURRICANE DONNA


Balance January 1, 1961


5,253.14


Tree Department- payrolls


1,024.00


1961 Tax Levy


6,277.14


POLICE CHIEF'S SALARY


Kenneth J. Bradeen Appropriation


5,800.00


REGULAR POLICE- SALARY


Theodore A. Baldwin


$4,900.00


Ellsworth G. Keene


4,600.00


Richard C. Joseph


2,707.52


To Revenue


1,892.48


Appropriation


POLICE DEPARTMENT- PAYROLL ACCOUNT


Payrolls


9,195.28


To Revenue


318.16


9,513.44


Appropriation


7,600.00


Transfers- Reserve Fund


1,913.44


9,513.44


POLICE DEPARTMENT- EXPENSES


Chief's Expenses


392.77


Telephone


90.00


Equipment


139.67


Association Dues


15.00


Office Supplies


109.29


Books


99.00


Postage


4.50


Cleaning


24.00


Insurance


162.50


Ammunition


65.70


Tuition


100.00


$ 7,450.00 7,450.00


6,277.14


5,800.00


12,207.52


$14,100.00 14,100.00


222


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Repairs


26.37


1,228.80


To Revenue


3.20


1,232.00


Appropriation


1,207.00


Refund


25.00


1,232.00


POLICE CRUISER- EXPENSES


Insurance


644.17


Gasoline, oil and repairs


4,428.89


5,073.06


Appropriation


4,132.00


Transfer - Reserve Fund


941.06


5,073.06


POLICE DEPARTMENT-NEW CRUISER


Karl Crook Motor Co.


3,849.45


The Fairwood Co.


349.70


4,199.15


Balance December 31, 1961


.85


4,200.00


Balance January 1, 1961


4,200.00


DOG OFFICER- EXPENSES


Robert L. Molla


$371.10


To Revenue


28.90


400.00


Appropriation


400.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT- PAYROLL ACCOUNT


Payrolls


7,791.75


To Revenue


208.25


8,000.00


Appropriation FIRE DEPARTMENT- STEWARDS ACCOUNT


8,000.00


Stewards


900.00


Appropriation


900.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT- EXPENSES


Light and Power


407.91


Fuel


939.57


Gasoline, oil and repairs


1,147.84


Mileage


313.47


Janitor's Supplies


138.64


Oxygen


236.95


Office Supplies


62.00


Insurance


944.95


Rubbish Collection


9.00


Advertising


11.25


223


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Cleaning


3.00


Equipment and Repairs


1,836.38


Association dues


25.00


Books and periodicals


21.00


Flags and flowers


76.76


Services Lost Child


61.45


6,260.17


To Revenue


1,470.81


Appropriation


7,700.00


Refund


30.98


7,730.98


FIRE DEPARTMENT-GENERAL EQUIPMENT


The Fairwood Co.


650.50


Gorham Fire Equipment Co.


57.36


Joseph L. Murphy


1,043.50


E. H. Clougherty Co.


524.32


To Revenue


.32


2,276.00


Appropriation


2,276.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT-NEW TRUCK


Maynard Fire Apparatus Co.


$11,939.36


Balance December 31, 1961


560.64


12,500.00


Appropriation


12,500.00


CIVIL DEFENSE


Payrolls


392.00


Books


27.00


Repairs


47.32


Equipment


529.92


Ambulance


389.53


1,385.77


Balance December 31, 1961


6.16


1,391.93


Balance January 1, 1961


27.78


Appropriation


1,000.00


Transfer - Reserve Fund


364.15


1,391.93


EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER


Payrolls Telephone Office Supplies


5,840.59


2,224.56


38.28


25.00


7,730.98


2,275.68


224


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Equipment and repairs


211.26


8,314.69


Appropriation


7,900.00


Transfers - Reserve Fund


414.69


8,314.69


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


John D. Dickman Insurance


10.70


Equipment and supplies


44.06


197.76


To Revenue


36.24


234.00


Appropriation


234.00


INSPECTOR OF WIRES


Raymond A. Hansen


279.05


Printing


20.00


299.05


To Revenue


.95


300.00


Appropriation


TREE WARDEN & MOTH SUPERINTENDENT-SALARY Wesley H. Osborne, Jr.


4,400.00


Appropriation


4,400.00


DUTCH ELM DISEASE


Labor


Contractors and Equipment rental :


W. H. Osborne, Jr.


571.25


R. S. Allen


44.00


Logue Tree & Landscape Co.


70.00


Lincoln Marine Co.


20.00


Equipment and repairs


257.47


2,949.62


To Revenve


.38


2,950.00


Appropriation


2,950.00


SQUARES AND TRIANGLES


Labor


103.60


Contract( nd equipment rental :


W. H borne, Jr.


20.00


Seeds and


rtilizers 70.73


$1,986.90


300.00


143.00


225


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Equipment


4.91


To Revenue


.76


200.00


Appropriation


200.00


TREE WARDEN OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT


Insurance


64.67


Gas, oil and repairs


820.21


884.88


To Revenue


15.12


900.00


Appropriation


900.00


PEST CONTROL


Labor


1,169.20


Contractors and equipment rental :


W. H. Osborne, Jr.


302.50


Insecticides


695.48


Equipment


32.54


2,199.72


To Revenue


.28


2,200.00


Appropriation


2,200.00


TREE MAINTENANCE- REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT


Labor


1,906.00


Contractors and equipment rental :


W. H. Osborne, Jr.


402.50


W. H. Osborne, Sr.




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