Town of Tewksbury annual report 1939-1944, Part 39

Author: Tewksbury (Mass.)
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: Tewksbury (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 1076


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$ 75.00


J. Harper Gale, services


75.00


Ralph Battles, services


75.00


$ 225.00


Appropriation, Road Commissioners


$ 400.00


Thomas P. Sawyer, services


$ 200.00


Chester M. Roper, services


100.00


Louis O. Berube, services


100.00


$ 400.00


Appropriation, Election Officers


$ 36.00


William Smith, services $ . 6.00


Annie McPhillips, services


6.00


Arthur Wells, services 6.00


Thomas Sullivan, services


6.00


William McGowan, services


6.00


Jesse French, services


6.00


$ 36.00


53


INCIDENTALS


Appropriation


$ 1,200.00


Expenditures


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 397.94


Irving F. French, expenses to Boston 3.00


George A. Marshall, expenses to Boston


22.30


George A. Marshall, paid express .52


G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., cabinets, file, etc. 110.35


Bradshaw Business School Inc., mimeographing letters 3.00


Fred C. Church & Co., treasurer's bond


119.50


Fred C. Church & Co., town clerk's bond


7.50


Fred C. Church & Co., insurance on house


60.00


Director of Accounts, certifying notes 8.00


Appleton National Bank, rent of safe deposit box 6.00


The Mass. Town Clerk's Asso., annual dues


4.00


National Shawmut Bank of Boston, postage ....


.21


Middlesex Co. Selectmen's Asso., membership dues 9.00


Lowell Co-Operative Bank, transfer of insurance on Pleasant St. property 59.41


A. J. Fairgrieve, rent of P. O. box and envelopes 17.38


Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity 15.66


Rogers & Sherburne, legal services 38.00


Burroughs Adding Machine Co., service charge


6.60


Winthrop S. Jones, care of soldiers' lot


17.00


Winthrop S. Jones, flags and marker


25.61


Robert E. Gay, expenses to Boston


3.00


The Robertson Co., stenographer's chairs and clock 62.50


Lull & Hartford, repairing vault


5.00


Harry L. Mann, supplies for Ration Board


2.30


Alice A. Pike, acknowledging deeds


8.00


Tewksbury Cemetery Corp., care of town Tomb and Lot 10.00


Middlesex Supply Co., pipe


.72


Irving F. French, expenses, auto travel. etc. for 1943 50.00


Robert E. Gay, acknowledging deeds


5.00


Harry C. Dawson, fees as Justice'of Peace


.50


Lowell Sun Co., advertising


27.00


Leslie Collins, care of South Cemetery


35.00


54


Leslie Collins, labor in Old Cemetery John C. Bennett, supplies 6.36


5.00


New England Calendar Co. Inc., Perma name plates and strips


22.94 $ 1,174.30


Unexpended


$ 25.70


BOARD OF HEALTH


Appropriation


$ 3,500.00


Expenditures


Middlesex Co. Sanatorium, care of town cases $ 1,209.25


G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies .50


McGregor Instrument Co., needle wires


1.31


F. & E. Bailey & Co., vaccine points


19.93


Edith E. Haines, R. N., services


200.00


James W. McKenna & Son, ambulance service


20.00


Leslie Collins, disposing of dogs


15.00


The Thompson Hardware Co., paint and brushes


1.30


Russell Lumber Co., lumber


2.28


Dr. H. M. Larrabee, professional services


146.00


Bernard H. Greene, travel expenses


50.00 $


1,665.57


Unexpended


$ 1,834.43


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


,


$ 350.00


Expenditures


Winthrop S. Jones, stick flags $ 15.00


Joseph Peverill, pianist


5.00


Frank L. Orvell, Mgr., Mendelssohn Quartet


30.00


Rev. Victor Scalise, orator


15.00


Gilbert W. Hunt, services of firing squad


8.00


Romeo Couture, vibraphone music


5.00


Patten & Co., wreaths


15.00


Thomas F. Hannafin, services of Band


87.00


J. H. Broadbent & Son, programs


12.00


F. I. Carter & Sons, 3 baskets and bouquet


12.00 $


204.00


Unexpended


$ 146.00


55


STREET LIGHTING


Appropriation $ 6,250.00 25.00


Transferred from Reserved Fund


$


6,275.00.


Expenditures


Lowell Electric Light Corp., street lights 6,274.04


Unexpended


$ .96


LIBRARY


Appropriation $ 1,300.00


Dog Licenses


671.47 $ 1,971.47


· Expenditures


The National Geographic Society, subscriptions $


14.00


DeWolfe & Fiske Co., books 1,011.88


Ruth W. Smith, expenses to Boston


24.00


Jean Karr & Co., books 83.24


Nathaniel Dame, books 119.30


200.00


Abbie M. Blaisdell, paid for box rent and supplies 4.28


10.00


Robert H. Sloan, asst. librarian


118.75


Blanche King, asst. librarian


125.00


Hearst Magazines, Inc., subscriptions 11.00


Child Life, Inc., subscriptions 8.00


Boys' Life Magazine, subscription 4.50


Children's Playmate Magazine, subscription 3.50


American Cookery, subscription 3.00


The Crowell-Collier Publishing Co., subscriptions 7.00


Meredith Publishing Co., subscription


3.00


Parents' Magazine, subscription


3.00


Atlantic Monthly, subscription


10.00


Mademoiselle, subscription


3.00


American Medical Association, subscription


6.00


Harper's Magazine, subscription


10.00


Reader's Digest, subscription


10.00


Curtis Publishing Co., subscription


3.00


Hobbies, subscription 7.50


The American Home, subscription


6.00


The Redbook Magazine, subscription 4.00


Fawcett Distributing Corp., book


1.50


McCall's Magazine, subscription


3.00


56


Abbie M. Blaisdell, librarian


Abbie M. Blaisdell, services as district librarian


Life Magazine, subscription 9.00


Popular Mechanics Magazine, subscription 5.00


The Junior Literary Guild, books


18.50


Dorothy Fitzgerald, district librarian


10.00


Mrs. Bischoff, district librarian


10.00


Edgar Smith, transportation of books to out- lying districts


87.50


House Beautiful, subscriptions


12.00 $


1,969.45


Unexpended


$ 2.02


TOWN HALL


Appropriation


$ 3,000.00


Expenditures


George James, janitor $ 1,427.79


George James, paid for supplies


5.95


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


74.90


Middlesex Supply Co., brushes


1.94


General Mills, Inc., salt


1.20


A. G. Pollard Co., supplies


21.30


Lowell Gas Light Co., gas


86.67


The Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity


469.60


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones 126.02


C. B. Coburn Co., supplies 34.20


First National Stores, Inc., supplies


.90


T. F. Sullivan, plumbing and material


26.00


C. B. Dolge Co., supplies


42.90


National Slate & Tile Co., roof repairs and material


127.88


The Thompson Hardware Co., wax


1.50


Leslie Collins, lawn mowers sharpened


3.00


Osterman Coal Co., coal


437.67


Arthur Tremblay, supplies


23.99


M. G. Wight & Co., lamps


7.06


A. F. French & Co., roll of paper


14.26 $


2,934.73


Unexpended


$ 65.27


GENERAL


The National Shawmut Bank, paid notes nos. 245, 246, and 247 $ 60,000.00


Middlesex Co. Treasurer, T. B. assessment 1,284.60


57


Dog licenses County tax


819.20


5,554.32


District Court, Lowell, return of receipt received in error for Aug. 1942


18.57


Commonwealth of Mass., State tax


3,700.00


Parks and Reservations


153.26


- -


$ 71,529.95


MOTH DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


1,500.00 $


Expenditures


Harris M. Briggs, services


732.35


John L. Dupee, labor


213.00


Alton Parker, labor


26.70


Homer Darby, labor


3.40


Nelson Brown, labor


3.40


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


29.45


Eagle Oil & Supply Co., motor oil


20.54


Edward Sheehan, gasoline


40.90


General Mills, Inc., arsenate of lead


283.65


John C. Bennett, sprayer


8.25


Middlesex Supply Co., supplies


1.70


Middlesex Co. Farm Bureau Asso., Fluxite


15.75


Arthur Tremblay, supplies


3.10 $


1,382.19


Unexpended


$ 117.81


1


TREE WARDEN


Appropriation


$ 1,500.00


Expenditures


Harris M. Briggs, services $ 713.05


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


20.80


North Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies ....


32.57


John C. Bennett, tools


4.60


Roland Fearon, lettering truck


3.00


E. J. Sheehan, gasoline and oil


44.70


Towers Motor Parts Corp., parts


15.30


William A. Scarlett, labor and parts


10.90


8.05


Myers Auto Supply Co., inspections and supplies Harris M. Briggs, paid for express, filing saw and registering trucks 6.01


58


Frost Insecticide Co., creosote 15.33


Signal Service Corp., reflector buttons and clips 13.34


Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity 9.00


Anderson Bros., use of horse


72.00


Hinton's Service Station, parts


2.50


Witkum Welding Co., welding


3.00


Frank Goddard, parts for mower


11.30


Golen's Garage, labor


1.00


Louis M. Marion, filing saws


3.00


Francis Sherlock, gasoline


9.35


Edward Penney, labor


2.00


Russell Lumber Co., poles


2.85 $


1,003.65


Unexpended


$ 496.35


INTEREST


Appropriation


$ 600.00


National Shawmut Bank of Boston, discount on notes


Nos. 246, 247, 248, 249


230.69


Unexpended


$ 369.31


POLICE


Appropriation


$ 10,127.40


Transferred from Reserved Fund


300.00


$ 10,427.40


Expenditures


Cyril L. Barker, Chief $ 2,050.32


Jeremiah Houlihan, services


1,625.60


George Gale, services


1,679.90


Lauchie McPhail, services


908.87


George Hazel, services


686.57


Ross Sargent, services


288.20


Daniel Sheehan, services


79.05


Walter Lavell, services


360.55


Dorothy E. Ackles, clerical services


182.40


Daniel Sterling, services


909.80


C. Abbott Battles, services


12.00


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


506.40


Billerica Motor Sales Co., door and handles 3.20


Towers Motor Parts Corp., regulator


5.25


59


A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and cards


10.00


Lowell Motor Sales Co., Inc., fan belts


2.44


Myers Auto Supply Co., batteries, seat covers, etc.


49.18


G. C. Prince & Son, supplies


3.00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones


160.70


City of Lowell, radio service 55.00


City of Lowell, use of Jail 21.50


Roger Buck Garage, anti-freeze


15.90


Cities Service Oil Co., gasoline and oil


338.14


Golen's Garage, labor, parts and storage


123.90


Grabar Electric Co., Inc., condensers


.


.81


Hurd Street Garage, labor and parts


5.15


James H. Burns, transporting prisoners


4.00


Isidore J. Trudel, transporting prisoners


2.43


Harry A. Morrison, repairs to radio receiver


7.50


Deluxe Filter and Piston Co., cartridges


5.21


Edward Sheehan, tires and tubes


58.41


Post Office Locksmith, keys


2.00 $ 10,163.38


Unexpended


$ 264.02


PARKS AND COMMONS


Appropriation


$ · 250.00


Expenditures


Reformatory for Women, 2 cotton flags


$


12.45


Edward Corey, replacing rope in flag pole


10.00


Middlesex Supply Co., rope


2.82


Leslie Collins, lawn mowers sharpened


3.00


H. M. Briggs, care of common and flags


150.00


John C. Bennett, jute rope


5.13 $


183.40


Unexpended


$ 66.60


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$ 10,329.50


Expenditures


A. S. Haines, Chief $ 1,917.76


Harry Treadwell, station duty and fires 261.14


Everett Haines, station duty and fires 468.43


Harry Patterson, station duty and fires 164.50


60


Andrew Kohanski, station duty and fires 811.58


Thomas Sullivan, station duty and fires 584.10


Charles Bowden, station duty and fires 166.51


George James, labor at fires 110.65


Harold Mills, labor at fires-


253.68


William Millett, labor at fires


379.07


Harry Gleason, labor at fires


46.89


Edgar Hinton, labor at fires


28.76


Bronslaw Kohanski, labor at fires


95.85


Victor Lundquist, labor at fires 19.51


Earl Sands, labor at fires


12.75


John Carter, labor at fires


21.14


John Collins, labor at fires


7.13


Omer Blanchard, labor at fires


15.39


Fred Carter, labor at fires


25.14


Wallace Farwell, labor at fires


46,51


Frank Corr, labor at fires


9.01


William Bailey, labor at fires


60.40


Alexander Suprenant, labor at fires


4.50


Chester Burgess, labor at fires


3.51


Walter Roberts, labor at fires 6.00


Fred King, labor at fires


45.91


Anthony Cidado, labor at fires


10.14


Hugh Cameron, labor at fires


4.88


Gordon Dodge, labor at fires


48.77


Bernard Greene, labor at fires


10.88


William Carter, labor at fires


1.88


Benjamin Stelmack, labor at fires


8.63


Howard King, labor at fires


29.64


Albert Bancroft, labor at fires


13.88


Leslie Collins, labor at fires


19.14


Walter Kohanski, labor at fires


30.75


Albert Labonti, labor at fires


11.26


Herbert Harrington, labor at fires


1.88


Malcolm Buchanan, labor at fires


8.75


Richard O'Neill, labor at fires


7.68


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


210.50


Fred Record, labor at fires


3.00


Francis Brown, labor at fires


3.93


Fred Meloy, labor at fires


3.38


Nelson Brown, labor at fires


3.18


Daniel Sheehan, labor at fires


1.88


George Collins, labor at fires


3.00


Jesse Labonti, labor at fires


1.50


Edward Sullivan, labor at fires


1.50


61


Edward Penney, labor at fires 2.43


Frank Goodwin, labor at fires 2.63


Everett King, labor at fires 1.88


John Smith, labor at fires 3.00


Howard Whitten, labor at fires


3.75


Richard Haines, labor at fires


4.13


Robert Flucker, labor at fires


3.75


Robert Haines, labor at fires


24.39


Daniel Sheehan, Jr., labor at fires


10.13


Alton Parker, repairing fences and posts


20.20


William Penney, repairing fences and posts


21.80


Charles Bowden, repairing fences and posts


23.50


George Gray, labor at fires


2.25


Floyd Darby, labor at fires


2.25


Francis Marsh, labor at fires


2.25


Charles Knox & Son, accident insurance


187.50


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones 240.87


American Fire Equipment Co., equipment 1,842.82


Lowell Gas Light Co., gas


15.82


A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and envelopes 3.14


Hinton's Service Station, garage rent


90.00


Hinton's Service Station, garage rent 21.57


E. A. Wilson Co., oil


101.83


C. B. Dolge Co., supplies


13.50


Edward J. Sheehan, gasoline


93.19


The Thompson Hardware Co., supplies


4.59


C. B. Coburn Co., supplies


132.52


North Tewksbury Garage, storage and parts


191.27


G. C. Prince & Son., Inc., supplies 8.45


National Slate & Tile Co., roof repairs and materials 34.55


Thomas Sullivan, use of car


8.30


Fred King, use of car


16.10


Reo Motors Inc., motor parts


22.35


Everett Haines, use of car


8.85


Harry Patterson, use of car


3.60


Witkum Welding Co., cutting and welding


4.50


Middlesex Supply Co., supplies 3.05


Jolın G. MacLellan, fuel oil


94.30


Goodyear Service, 2 tires 66.26


6.32


Wally's Food Store, groceries 8.62


F. I. Carter & Sons, fire extinguisher charges ....


2.50


Robinson's Moving & Express Service, express .52


Arthur Tremblay, gasoline and supplies 47.29


62


Bronslaw Kohanski, use of car


Town of Wilmington, rental of hydrants


120.00


Frank Sherlock, gasoline 21.00


Russell Lumber Co., paint


1.10


Lowell Iron & Steel Co., steel


.73


Elzear Masse, lettering truck


15.00


Scannell Boiler Works, iron plates


7.95


Lowell Electric Light Corp., bulbs


3.00


Donovan's blankets


38.00 $


9,615.15


Unexpended


$ 714.35


ASSESSORS


Appropriation


$ 3,000.00


Expenditures


Etliel M. Phillips, clerk $ 893.73


Buzzell King, services


580.67


Austin F. French, services 505.97


Harry P. Nash, services


408.70


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax 37.53


Austin F. French, use of auto


63.00


Austin F. French, expenses to Assessors'


meetings


14.50


The Stoneham Independent, auto excise tax table 1.00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones


37.90


G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies 11.05


Thomas E. Watson. redrawing plans 19.80


Harry P. Nash, use of auto 81.00


Harry P. Nash, expenses to Assessors' meetings


12.50


Buzzell King, expenses to Assessors' meetings


8.00


Royal Typewriter Co., overhauling typewriter ..


27.85


Harry P. Naslı, paid express


.36


Dumas & Co., binding


2.50


Association of Mass. Assessors, annual dues


3.00


Ethel M. Phillips, expenses to Registry of Deeds


20.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc., forms, books, etc. 29.90


A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and envelopes


28.08 $


2,787.04


.


$ 212.96


Unexpended


63


INSPECTION OF MEAT AND ANIMALS


Appropriation


Expenditures $ 700.00


Charles W. Fenerty, inspection of slaughter


house, animals and barns $ 191.40


Horace P. Sweet, inspection of meat and animals 507.40


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax. 1.20


$ 700.00


COLLECTION OF TAXES


Appropriation


$


1,000.00


Expenditures


Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., maintenance $ 18.00.


service


Walter H. Wilcox, Inc., premium on Tax Col- lector's bond 5.00


A. W. LaFond, tax and excise bills 183.10


Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., Tax Collector's bond 226.00


A. J. Fairgrieve, box rent and envelopes 352.92


Harry C. Dawson, paid express, travel expenses and for recording deeds 93.61


Royal Typewriter Co. Inc., repairs


8.50


The Telegram Pub. Co., advertising


87.50


Mass. Tax Collectors' & Treasurers' Asso., annual dues


2.00


Donaldson's ribbons and pencils


2.00


Robert E. Gay, acknowledging deeds and dis- claimers


21.25 $


999.88


Unexpended


$ .12


MAINTENANCE OF LEGION HALL $ 125.00


Appropriation


Expenditures


Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity $ 56.92


The Robertson Co., chairs, etc. 41.98


Andrew Kohanski, cleaning Legion Hall


25.00 $


123.90


Unexpended


$ 1.10


64


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DOG OFFICER


Appropriation for Dog Officer $ 200.00


Appropriation for keeping dogs


100.00 -


$ 300.00


Expenditures


Lowell Humane Society, destroying dog $ 2.00


Gerald J. Finneran, services as Dog Officer,


telephone, etc. 198.00 $ 200.00


Unexpended for keeping dogs $ 100.00


HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING LOAN


Appropriation


$


4,687.50


Expenditures


Merchants National Bank of Boston, interest .... $ 343.75


Merchants National Bank, paid notes No. 153,


154, 155, 156 and interest


$


4,343.75


$ 4,687.50


BOARD OF REGISTRARS


Appropriation


$ 600.00


Expenditures


J. H. Broadbent & Son, cards $ 3.00


Herbert Fairbrother, services


75.00


George J. McCoy, services


115.00


William Bennett, services


90.00


Alice A. Pike, services


275.75 $


558.75


Unexpended .......


$ 41.25


W. P.A.


Appropriation


$ 1,050.00


Brought forward from 1942


1,717.60 -


$ 2,767.60


Expenditures


Herman Bischoff, bread for school lunches $ 144.17


F. H. Garlick, trucking


33.00


Everett H. King, services and trips to commis- sary


9.00


Lowell Fruit Co., vegetables for school lunches .. 92.55


A. G. Pollard Co., supplies


15.31


Cherry & Webb Co., uniforms


30.42


First National Stores, Inc., supplies


2.97


65


Gertrude Rutledge, transportation expenses


13.00 Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corp., gas for school


lunches 35.00


Freddie's General Store, supplies


251.18


Surplus Commodity Warehouse, rent charge 8.90


Anderson Bros., milk for school lunches 266.78


Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity 3.00


Russell Lumber Co., lumber, nails, etc. 131.03


Fred Howard, First Aid supplies for schools


8.56


Ideal Racket Store, dishes, boiler, etc. 73.55


39.6.0


Middlesex Supply Co., supplies J Dawson Purdy, transporting clothing from commissary to warehouse


1.50


A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps


1.50


Allen's Farm, milk for lunch project


143.28


C. B. Coburn Co., supplies


3.20


Webster-Thomas Co., table silver and supplies


39.25


Louis M. Marion, labor and material


80.00


Dorothy E. Ackles, clerk


24.30


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


.70 $


1,451.75


Unexpended and carried forward to 1944


$ 1.315.85


CLERICAL SERVICES


Appropriation


$ 300.00


Expenditures


Ethel M. Phillips, services $ 264.15


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


5.85 $ 270.00


Unexpended


$ 30.00


ADDITION TO SHAWSHEEN SCHOOL


Brought forward from 1942


$ 2,114.03


Expenditures


Osterman Coal Co., repairs to stoker $ 156.56


Loella F. Dewing, paid for advertising for con- tracts


15.00


E. A. Wilson Co., repairs to heating unit


10.50


Daniel H. Hinkley, labor on ventilator


20.00


T. F. Sullivan, material and labor rebuilding furnace


69.50


George R. Barris, engineering services


150.00


421.56


Unexpended balance carried forward to 1944 ....


$ 1,692.47


66


MAINTENANCE OF ATHLETIC FIELD AND STRUCTURES THEREON


Appropriation


$ 350.00


Expenditures /


Lull & Hartford, equipment $ 173.56


John G. MacLellan, fuel and range oil


50.51


C. H. Hobson & Son, labor and material


21.10


Lowell Glass Co., Inc., glass


1.20


Alfred Marion, setting glass


2.00


Charles Hazel, mowing field with horse and machine 10.00


A. C. Norris, labor and paint on windows


6.25


Middlesex Supply Co., lime


7.80


C. B. Coburn Co., glass and supplies


3.95


Arrow System, helmets and shoulder pads


67.00


Horace Partridge, adhesive tape


1.25 $


344.62


Unexpended


$ 5.38


TAX TITLE FORECLOSURES


Appropriation


$ 500.00


Expenditures


Rogers & Sherburne, legal services and expenses $


60.57


Ethel M. Phillips, clerical services


83.30


Middlesex No. District, recording deeds


115.25-


A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps


6.42


Collector of Internal Revenue, withholding tax


2.20


Lowell Sun Co., advertising


36.75


Alice A. Pike, acknowledging deeds


4.75 $


309.24


Unexpended


$ 190.76


MOTOR EXCISE REFUND


Jesse J. French


$ 3.64


William Foreman


4.18


Francis J. Sullivan


5.09


T. James Collins


1.27


Merton E. Curtis


.91


Fred H. Garlick


1.63


New England Power Co.,


2.54


A. Adelbert Anderson


1.57


Anna T. Griffin


.91


67


Marjorie W. Collins


1.63


Mary H. Williams


.18


Joseph D. Alvéno


4.54


Josephine P. Morash


8.48


$ 36.57


REAL ESTATE FUND


Ella F. Keough and John J. Keough, refund $ 6.44


CIVILIAN DEFENSE


Appropriation


$ 600.00


Expenditures


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 341.03


Fred C. Church & Co., bond on U. S. A. Director of Civilian Defense


5.00


Chippewa Mills, Inc., arm bands


2.31


Myers Auto Supply Co., flash light batteries


12.00 $


360.34


Unexpended


$ 239.66


1


MUNICIPAL INSURANCE $ 1,500.00


Appropriation


Expenditures Union National Bank of Lowell, United States Savings Bonds $ 1,500.00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES $ 225.00


Appropriation


Expenditures


G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., changing steel dies to


1943


$


8.75


Victor N. Cluff, services as Sealer of Weights


and Measures 200.00 $ 208.75


Unexpended $ 16.25


PURCHASE OF LAND ON SOUTH SIDE OF TOWN HALL


Appropriation


$


3,000.00


Expenditures


LoweH Co-Operative Bank, purchase of house, garage and land on Pleasant St. $ 3,000.00


68


TO ERECT AND MAINTAIN MEMORIAL AND HONOR ROLL OF TEWKSBURY RESIDENTS WHO HAVE ENTERED PRESENT WORLD WAR Appropriation


$ 150.00


Expenditures


G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., ring binders and book index $ 5.90


J. H. Broadbent & Son, data sheets 4.50


Winthrop S. Jones, service flag and numerals


35.00


A. J. Fairgrieve, postcards


.50


N. E. Calendar Co., honor roll


10.17


Hannafin's Band, services at dedication exer- cises


86.75 $


142.82


Unexpended


$ 7.18


.


SHAWSHEEN BUILDING LOAN


Appropriation


Expenditures $ 2,060.00


East Weymouth Savings Bank, paid interest and note No. $ 2.060.00 237


CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS


Receipts


Central Savings Bank, interest from


Samuel Jaques Fund $ 3.00


Jeremiah Kittredge Fund 3.00


Louisa Bridge Fund 3.00


Ebenezer Page Fund


5.00


City Institution for Savings, interest from Martha Shedd Fund 6.00


$ 20.00


Tewksbury Cemetery Corporation


Care of Thomas Bridge Lot


3.00


Care of Samuel Jaques Lot 3.00


Care of Jeremiah Kittredge Lot 3.00


Leslie Collins, care of Ebenezer Page Lot


5.00


Care of Martha Shedd Lot 6.00


$ 20.00


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UNPAID BILLS 1942


Appropriation


Vocational School $ 43.09


Dog Officer 98.50


Police


42.63


Fire Dept. 62.80


$ 247.02


Cities Service Oil Co., oil


$ 42.63


Harry Treadwell, services


10.75


Harry Patterson, services


9.25


Everett Haines, services


7.75


Charles Bowden, services


4.25


William Millett, services


3.50


Harry Gleason, services


1.75


Bronslaw Kohanski, services


1.75


Andrew Kohanski, services


1.00


Howard King, services


1.00


George James, services


.75


Edgar Hinton, services


.75


Omer Blanchard, services


.75


Earl Sands, services


.75


Alexander Suprenant, services


.75


William Bailey, services


.75


Walter Roberts, services


.75


Leslie Collins, services


.75


Frank Corr, services


.75


John Smith, services


.75


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone 2298


14.30


City of Boston, tuition for Lloyd Fosse at Boston Trade School 43.09


G. J. Finneran, keeping dogs


98.50 $ 247.02


SUMMARY


Highways-General


$ 7,997.69


Highways-Chapter 81


13,163.47


Highways-Chapter 90, Maintenance


5,232.35


Highway Machinery Fund


5,860.15


Schools


63,205.62


Vocational School


872.25


Public Welfare


5,969.31


Aid to Dependent Children


6,975.89


Old Age Assistance


29,639.91


Aid, State and Military


451.74


Stationery and Printing


1,058.05


70


Salaries :


Town Auditor


1,000.00


Town Treasurer


2,000.00


Town Clerk


750.00


Selectmen·


1,100.00


Tax Collector


1,850.00


School Committee


225.00


Road Commissioners


400.00


Election Officers.


36.00


Incidentals


1,174.30


Board of Health


1.665.57


Memorial Day


204.00


Street Lighting


6,274.04


Library


1,969.45


Town Hall


2,934.73


General


71,529.95


Moth Department


1,382.19


Tree Warden


1,003.65


Interest


230.69


Police


10,163.38


Parks and Commons


183.40


Fire Department


9,615.15


Assessors


2,787.04


Inspection of Meat and Animals


700.00


Collection cf Taxes


999.88


Maintenance of Legion Hall


·123.90


Dog Officer


200.00


High School Building Loan


4,687.50


Board of Registrars


558.75


W. P. A.


1,451.75


Clerical Services


270.00


Addition to Shawsheen School


421.56


Maintenance of Athletic Field and Structures Thereon


344.62


Tax Title Foreclosures


309.24


Motor Excise Refund


36.57


Real Estate Refund


6.44


Civilian Defense


360.34


Municipal Insurance


1.500.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


208.75


Purchase of Land on South Side of Town Hall


3,000.00


To Erect and Maintain Memorial and Honor Roll of Tewks- bury Residents Who Have Entered Present World War 142.82


71


Shawsheen Building Loan


2,060.00


Cemetery Trust Funds


20.00


Unpaid Bills 1942


247.02


Total Expenditures


$276,554.11


Cash on hand


$ 51.97


Cash in bank


87,509.56


87,561.53


Total receipts


$364.115.64


Treasurer's receipts


$364,115.64


NOTE: No expenditures have been made from the following appropria- tions:


4-H Club $ 50.00


Installation of light on Main Street


18.00


New Fire Truck, brought forward from 1942


5,500.00


RESERVE FUND


Appropriation


$ 5.000.00


Transferred by vote of Finance Committee to


Police Department $ 300.00


Street Lighting


25.00


School Department


500.00


Highway Department


1,200.00


2,025.00


Balance reverting to Town Treasury


$ 2,975.00


TRUST FUNDS


Condition of Trust Funds, December 31, 1943


Municipal Building Insurance Fund $ 22,113.73


Foster School Fund


1,159.75


Dr. George A. Peirce Fund


106.04


Jeremiah Kittredge Cemetery Fund


119.97


Louisa Bridges Cemetery Fund


170.02


Samuel Jaques Cemetery Fund


119.95


William Pringle Cemetery Fund 101.50


Ebenezer Page Cemetery Fund 407.43


Peter Clark Cemetery Fund




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