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Probably our biggest problem was in connection with the sewage disposal system, and we found that the old system had to be entirely discarded and a new septic tank and dry well system has been installed, which we are sure will serve the building for many years.
The work was performed by Steed-Barber Corporation as general contractor, Edmund B. Kelty Company as heating and ventilating contractor, J. E. Curry Company as plumbing con- tractor, J. M. Richards Company, Inc., as electrical contractor, J. L. Hammett Company, furnishings, and Lowell Window Shade Shop, venetian blinds, under the general supervision of Gilbert, Hunt, Forbes & Mitchell, architects and engineers, with Perley F. Gilbert, architect, and Frank W. Kiernan, engineer.
We express our appreciation to the above named for the cooperation we received and for the satisfactory performance of their individual contracts.
I, personally, wish to extend my sincere thanks to the members of this committee for the fine cooperation which they have given during the process of this work.
RALPH S. BATTLES, Chairman BRANFORD S. BRENNON, Secretary LOELLA F. DEWING ALBERT J. GILLISSEN JOHN J. BELTON
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REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR
January 16, 1950
The following is my report as Collector of Taxes from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949.
1947 Real Estate Account
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$
3,022.77
Taxes Collected
$
2,985.48
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
37.29
Total Credited to Collections $ 3,022.77
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
None
1948 Real Estate Account
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949 $ 17,021.79
Refunded 346.80 $ 17,368.59
Taxes Collected $ 12,373.31
Taxes Abated
328.80
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
45.20
Total credited to Collections
$ 12,747.31
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
$ 4,621.28
1948 Personal Property Account
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$ 957.60
Taxes Collected $ 215.78
Taxes Abated
1.20
Total Credited to Collections $ 216.98
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949 $ 740.62
1948 Motor Vehicle Excise Account
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1949
$
1,031.21
Committed during 1949
76.05
Refunded
36.34 $ 1,143.60
Taxes Collected $ 1,071.74
Taxes Abated
49.96
Total Credited to Collections $ 1,121.70
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949 $ 21.90
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1949 Real Estate Account
Total Amount Committed
Refunded
$155,338.40 597.50 $155,935.90
Taxes Collected
$131,993.58
Taxes Abated
3,575.20
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
157.20
Total credited to collections
$135,725.98
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
$ 20,209.92
1949 Personal Property Account
Total Amount Committed
$107,002.80
Refunded
42.00 $107,044.80
Taxes Collected
$105,238.00
Taxes Abated
199.20
Total credited to collections
$105,437.20
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
$
1,607.60
1949 Motor Vehicle Excise Account
Total Amount Committed $ 17,004.57
Refunded
276.47 $ 17,281.04
Taxes Collected
$ 14,105.59
Taxes Abated
532.49
Total credited to collections
$ 14,638.08
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949 $ 2,642.96
1949 Poll Account
Total Amount Committed $ 2,958.00
Refunded
4.00 $ 2,962.00
Taxes Collected
$ 2,676.00
Taxes Abated
256.00
Total credited to collections $ 2,932.00 -
Amount Outstanding Dec. 31, 1949
$ 30.00
TAX COLLECTOR'S SUMMARY OF CHARGES AND CREDITS
Charges
Real Estate - 1947
$
3,022.77
Real Estate
1948
$ 17,021.79
Refunds
346.80 $ 17,368.59
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Personal Property - 1948
$ 957.60
Motor Vehicle Excise - 1948
$ 1,107.26
36.34 $ 1,143.60 Refunds
Real Estate . 1949
$155,338.40
Refunds
597.50 $155,935.90
Personal Property - 1949
$107,002.80
Refunds
42.00 $107,044.80
Motor Vehicle Excise - 1949
$ 17,004.57
Refunded
276.47 $ 17,281.04
Poll Taxes - 1949
$ 2,958.00
Refunds
4.00 $
2,962.00
Interest
415.08
TOTAL CHARGES
$306,131.38
Credits
Total Cash collected and Paid over
to Treasurer
$271,074.56
Total amount abated
4,942.85
Tax Title credits
239.69
Total amount collected and credited to Collections $276,257.10
Total amount outstanding Dec. 31, 1949 29,874.28
TOTAL CREDITS
$306,131.38
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM J. HOULIHAN
Collector
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ANALYSIS OF TREASURER'S RECEIPTS
Cash Balance fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 1949 $172,485.62
Loans in anticipation of Revenue 60,000.00
TAXES
Taxes Collected as Itemized in Report of
the Tax Collector
$271,075.25
TAX TITLES
Redeemed $ 27.22
Sales of Land of Low Value
85.29
HIGHWAYS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Highway Chap. 81, Contract No. 4898 $ 10,503.34
Highway Chap. 90, Maintenance Contract No. 10968 500.00
Highway Chap. 90, Construction
Contract No. 4718 7,000.00 $ 18,003.34
Middlesex County:
Highway Maintenance
$
4,000.00 $ 4,000.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Aid to Dependent Children $ 6,708.87
Aid to Dependent Children, U. S. Grant 6,365.11
Old Age Assistance 27,009.05
Old Age Assistance, U. S. Grant 31,153.69
Old Age Assistance (Meal Tax) 1,350.41 $ 72,587.13
Old Age Assistance Reimbursements, Other Cities and Towns $ 1,439.97
Public Welfare Reimbursements,
Other Cities and Towns
2,053.83 $
3,493.80
VETERANS' BENEFITS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Veterans Service
$
1,980.89
Veterans Service-City of Boston 536.00 $ 2,516.89
LIQUOR LICENSES
License Fees Collected by:
Clark's Package Store
$
750.00
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Tremblay's Package Store
750.00
Fred Vincour's Package Store
750.00 $ 2,250.00
POLICE
District Court of Lowell: Fines
.24
Chief Cyril L. Barker, Pistol Permits 13.00 $
13.24
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Middlesex County:
Dog License Fees Refunded $ 1,026.93
Abbie Blaisdell, librarian, fines and cards
5.90 $ 1,032.83
SCHOOLS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Vocational Education $ 843.75
Town of Andover, Tuition
576.12 $ 1,419.87
TAXES STATE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Corporation Tax
$
4,104.00
Corporation Tax Business
14,497.11
Income Tax
48,379.26 $ 66,980.37
Income Tax as "Part reimbursement for
School expenditures according to
Gen. Laws"
School Transportation
$
2,806.21
School Tuition
1,332.15 $ 4,138.36
Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes on State owned land
3,913.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Dept. of Public Works $ 3,022.50
Support of Indigent Persons
391.23
Public Service Franchise Tax
54.34 $ 3,468.07
TOWN CLERK
Alice A. Pike, Town Clerk:
Dog Licenses $ 1,464.00
Fee and Licenses
124.00
1,588.00
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TOWN HALL
Rental of Town Hall 100.00
TRUST FUNDS
Cemetery: Interest on Fund
9.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Inspection Fee at Slaughter House Licenses:
106.90
Concert on Lord's Day
$ 23.50
Ice Cream
5.00
Sale of Pasteurization of Milk
76.00
Overnight Cabins
2.00
Used Car Dealer
10.00
Junk License
10.00
Gasoline Permits
2.00
Taxi License
15.00
Slaughtering License
10.00 $
153.50
Lost Book Fines
1.55
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Fees
23.41
Sale of Coal, Shawsheen School
60.00
Copy of Town Map
1.00
Dog Officer, Reimbursement for care of dog ..
6.50
Zoning Board Stamps
.93
Ambulance
$ 6.00
Unidentified Cash
3.07
Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co. Claim
42.80
Refund on Express and Overpayment
65.57
Refund on Teachers Annuities Fund
1.50 $
118.94
Receipts from Athletic Games
772.56
Telephone Toll Calls
85.05
Sale of U. S. Govt. Bonds Series G
19,020.00
Interest on U. S. Govt. Bonds Series G
985.00
City of Lawrence, Reimbursement of Board of Health Case
283.50
Total Money Received
$710,806.12
EXPENDITURES
Total amount of Expenditures as per Items
listed in the Report of Town Auditor $601,402.27
Balance in Banks 109,403.85
$710,806.12
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN K. EATON
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1949 HIGHWAYS General
Appropriation
$ 22,987.00 9,750.00 $ 13,237.00
Expenditures
Richard O'Neill, Supt. $ 930.15
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
753.45
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
722.75
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
699.45
Francis Brown, Chauffeur
767.85
James Kane, Chauffeur
692.70
Alan Mahoney, Chauffeur
771.00
Nelson Brown, Laborer
737.77
Thomas Hogan, Laborer
636.72
Daniel Sheehan, Jr., Laborer
701.39
Mildred A. Fish, Timekeeper
62.40
Bronislaw Kohanski, Laborer
23.50
Herbert Patterson, Chauffeur
52.02
John Kane, Laborer 78.26
Roy Patterson, Laborer
48.16
Donald Sheehan, Laborer
8.60
Andrew Kohanski, Laborer
21.50
Phillip Burgess, Laborer
23.22
Daniel Sheehan, Sr., Laborer
15.48
Craydon McClintic, Laborer
9.46
James Manley, Laborer
36.98
John Manley, Laborer
9.46
Norman DeMarais, Laborer
20.64
William Kane, Laborer
46.44
John Smith, Laborer
9.46
William Chandler, Jr., Laborer
6.02
Roy Mills, Laborer
19.78
Harry Patterson, Jr., Laborer
6.02
James Harrington, grader operator
23.10
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
33.51
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
325.83
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies
3.75
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps
5.01
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
67.92
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., concrete
177.25
Wilder Grain Co., cement
3.15
60
John R. Smith, labor on garage
24.00
Currier's Express, express
1.00
Harry C. Dawson, insurance
102.24
Osterman Coal Co., coke
287.76
Dr. Joseph Risoli, professional services
15.00
Dana F. Perkins, making surveys & plans
800.00
Thomas' Express, express
2.06
State Prison, signs, flanges & grates
156.20
John Belton, 71/2 acres of land
500.00
Mildred A. Fish, purchase of stamps
6.00
Carson's Express, express
1.20
Rogers & Sherburne, legal services
261.90
State Hospital & Infirmary, X-ray treatment
11.00
Post Office Locksmith Shop, keys & padlocks
6.00
E. J. Varley, express
1.80
John G. MacLellan, range oil
135.19
Paul Lipp, plowing sidewalks
60.50
D. Zanni, use of compressor & jackhammer
15.00
James Harrington, grader operator
6.64
Balfe Service Co., printing billheads
8.75
American Railway Express Co., express
6.31
William A. Knox, insurance on trucks
31.10
Richard O'Neill, paid for keys
.50
Nelson Brown, compensation
37.27
Arthur Tremblay, bulbs
1.02
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., iron
5.54
Registry of Motor Vehicles, registrations
16.00
The Chemical Corp., rock salt
282.00
P. J. Dinn & Co., fence, posts & gates
253.10 $ 11,585.23
Unexpended
$ 1,651.77
Chapter 81
Allotment by State
$ 16,250.00
Allotment by Town 9,750.00 $ 26,000.00
Less amount credited to Highway
Machinery Fund
3,137.75
$ 22,862.25
Expenditures
Richard O'Neill, Supt. $ 1,128.32
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
831.15
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
1,049.50
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
1,036.80
Francis Brown, Chauffeur
997.20
James Kane, Chauffeur
907.20
Alan Mahoney, Chauffeur
1,044.00
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Nelson Brown, Laborer
967.50
Thomas Hogan, Laborer
941.27
Daniel Sheehan, Jr., Laborer 847.79
Mildred Fish, Timekeeper
110.40
John Jaskalka, Laborer 30.96
James Harrington, grader operator
210.38
Alex Mailloux, operating hoe
90.00
New England Concrete Pipe Corp., pipe
639.60
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., concrete
9,460.94
John Sullivan, use of shovel & bulldozer 719.75
North Reading Highway Dept., power grader
254.00
State Prison Colony, cable, posts, flanges and grates
203.20
Wilder Grain Co., cement
21.25
James Harrington, grader operator
22.28
John P. Condon Corp., stone
1,290.25
Winchester Brick Co., cement brick
58.50 $ 22,862.24
Unexpended
.01
Highway Machinery Account
Appropriation
$ 8,205.69
Expenditures
Cities Service Oil Co., gasoline $ 2,357.47
Sullivan's Tydol Service, labor & supplies 834.54
Files & O'Keefe Co., snow plow, parts
1,459.68
and supplies Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., parts for plow
26.50
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., angle iron & chain
10.53
R. C. Hazelton Co., Inc., parts for plows
472.90
Middlesex Supply Co., supplies
23.33
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and parts
1,469.91
Kelley's Motor Service, tire & tube
50.91
Witkum Welding Co., repairs & parts for trucks 250.50
Atomlite, spot lights & batteries
42.00
Roger Boyd, Inc., labor & parts
222.80
Conant Machine & Steel Co., labor & parts
153.10
Mack Motor Truck Co., parts
41.35
Post Office Locksmith Shop, padlocks
3.50
Garwood Industries, seal & gaskets
6.80
McKittrick Hardware Co., rakes
11.66
J. C. Bennett Hardware Co., tools
15.60
Everett Broom & Service Co., refill
32.50
Henry P. Foley, shovel handles
7.40
Towers Motor Parts Corp., repairing jack
6.79
62
Richard O'Neill, paid for truck part
.65 Donovan's repairing side curtain 4.00
Warren E. McCarthy, Inc., water pump 10.00
Sandberg Equipment Co., sand spreader
150.00 $ 7,664.42
Unexpended
$ 541.27
Chapter 90 - Whipple Road, 1948
Balance Brought Forward from 1948 $ 8,130.21
Less Amount Credited to High. Mach. acct. 1,152.00 $ 6,978.21
Expenditures
Richard O'Neill, Supt. $ 426.24
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
345.60
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
345.60
Nelson Brown, Laborer
288.96
Thomas Hogan, Laborer
315.19
Mildred A. Fish, Timekeeper
38.40
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
259.20
Francis Brown, Chauffeur
302.40
Daniel Sheehan, Jr., Laborer
288.96
George King, Chauffeur
7.20
D. Zanni, blasting
58.75
James Harrington, grader operator
66.00
James Kane, Chauffeur
298.80
Alan Mahoney, Chauffeur
302.40
P. Cogger Co., use of shovel & trailer
543.50
John Sullivan, use of shovel
2,473.52
Dracut Water Supply District, use of compressor
32.00
State Prison, manhole frame
38.00
D. Zanni, use of compressor,
jackhammer, dynamite and caps
133.00
North Reading Highway Dept.,
use of power grader
126.00
Anderson Brothers, gravel
288.49 $
6,978.21
Chapter 90 - Maintenance
Appropriation
$ 500.00
Allotment by State
500.00
Allotment by County
500.00 $
1,500.00
Less Amount Credited to High. Mach. acct.
216.00
$ 1,284.00
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Expenditures
Richard O'Neill, Supt. $ 53.28
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur 43.20
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur 43.20
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
43.20
Francis Brown, Chauffeur
43.20
James Kane, Chauffeur
43.20
Alan Mahoney, Chauffeur
43.20
Daniel Sheehan, Jr., Laborer
41.28
Nelson Brown, Laborer
41.28
Thomas Hogan, Laborer
41.28
James Harrington, grader operator
79.20
Mildred A. Fish, Timekeeper
4.80
North Reading Highway Dept., use of grader
96.00
John P. Condon Corp., stone
372.13
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., asphalt
295.55 $
1,284.00
Chapter 90 - Whipple Road, 1949
Appropriation
$ 3,000.00
Allotment by State
6,000.00
Allotment by County
3,000.00 $ 12,000.00
Less Amt. Credited to Highway Mach. acct. 1,183.50
$ 10,816.50
Expenditures
Richard O'Neill, Supt.
$ 430.12
James Kane, Chauffeur
389.70
Daniel Sheehan, Jr., Chauffeur
354.75
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
348.75
Nelson Brown, Chauffeur
213.71
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
305.55
Mildred A. Fish, Timekeeper
33.60
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
219.15
Francis Brown, Chauffeur
246.60
Alan Mahoney, Chauffeur
211.50
Thomas Hogan, Laborer
194.36
Dominic Zanni, dynamiting
50.00
James Harrington, grader operator
214.50
Carl Bigham, use of chain saw
50.00
Berger Metal Culvert Co., pipe
174.05
John Sullivan, use of shovel & bulldozer
2,674.00
Dominic Zanni, use of compressor,
jackhammer, dynamite and caps
167.50 $
6,277.84
Unexpended and carried forward to 1950 $ 4,538.66
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SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$130,000.00
Expenditures
Teachers
Alice Sturtevant, music supervisor $ 1,300.00
Harold McDonnell, band leader
792.00
Elinor Palmer, art teacher
871.98
Florence Savas, music teacher
71.50
Lawrence McGowan, principal
3,599.94
Kathryn Chandler, teacher
2,699.99
John Lough, teacher
2,586.94
Marjorie S. O'Dowd, teacher
2,539.42
Lillian Swartz, teacher
1,799.99
Rita Sullivan, teacher
2,499.96
Emily Doucette, teacher
2,499.96
Elsie Barrows Woalaver, teacher
2,364.00
Etta Lapniewski, teacher
2,400.00
Mary Stevens, teacher
2,400.00
Patricia Reynolds, teacher
1,174.82
Mrs. R. P. Bates, sub.
221.00
Margaret Horner White, sub.
1,240.13
Charles Hazel, coach
1,395.00
Max Leiter, teacher
755.14
Sylvia Neilson, teacher
16.00
Everett Thistle, principal
2,977.49
Elizabeth Flynn, teacher
2,400.00
Marion Piper, teacher
2,386.20
Ruth Lyons, teacher
2,394.70
Winifred Colbath, teacher
2,400.00
Virginia Cunningham, teacher
2,400.00
Helene Stewart, teacher
2,199.96
Barbara Christenson, teacher
2,133.96
Ruth Anderson, teacher
2,015.56
Agnes Meehan, special teacher
549.99
Ruth Alward, sub.
371.00
Eva Hersey, teacher
375.00
Dorothy Higgins, teacher
2,274.92
Helen Hunter, teacher
1,099.99
Margaret Delaney, principal
2,799.96
Ann Washburn, teacher
2,388.00
Grace Hobart, teacher
2,299.92
Mary Shelvey, teacher
2,199.96
Mae Kane, teacher
2,266.96
Gilberta Roy, teacher
2,199.96
Theresa Hey, teacher
2,116.66
Helen Hollis, teacher
2,199.96
65
Katherine O'Rourke, teacher
1,874.97
Mrs. Edward Manning, sub.
5.00
Beulah Paine, sub.
64.00
Mrs. Kenneth Goward, sub.
16.00
Helen Blake, sub.
24.00
Marion McKiernan, sub.
63.34
Mrs. Thomas Chadwick, sub.
24.00 $ 79.749.23
Fuel and Janitor
Walter Lavell, janitor
$ 961.98
Homer Darby, janitor
2,087.96
Leslie Collins, janitor
68.00
Harry Currier, janitor
1,045.98
Earl Sands, janitor
2,087.96
Bronislaw Kohanski, janitor
980.00
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
1,332.62
Lowell Gas Co., gas
204.76
F. J. Flemings, Inc., towels, etc.
253.30
Osterman Coal Co., fuel oil
919.71
National Coal Sales Co., coal
1,362.44
L. M. Barron, supplies
10.30
Cawley Coal Co., gas
27.00
Wm. M. Horner, supplies
122.50
J. C. Bennett Hardware Co., supplies
13.75
Church Street Hardware, Inc.
4.86
Esso Standard Oil Co., fuel oil
1,069.52
John MacLellan, fuel oil
64.33
State Prison, floor brushes
12.00
E. J. Varley, express
.85
Reformatory for Women, flag
3.87
A. G. Pollard Co., floor wax
2.75
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies 41.04
North Tewksbury Garage, repairs to cleaner 2.50
Sanasent Co., supplies
54.95
Tewksbury Supply Co., supplies
3.20
Francis Corr, cleaning school yard
4.50
Freddie's Store, supplies
2.24 $ 12,744.87
Transportation
Omer Blanchard, driving bus $ 4,468.00
Fred Garlick, driving bus
4,004.70
Anthony Furtado, driving bus
2,964.00
Town of Wilmington, transportation for Patricia and Carole Pustola 52.50 $ 11,489.20
66
School Houses $ 64.50
Anthony Cidado, electrical work
Lowell Electrical Supply Co.,
fluorescent tubes 2.20
J. C. Bennett Hardware Co., hardware
11.34
Demers Plate Glass Co., glass & labor 16.15
C. H. Hobson & Son, labor and material
1,550.63
International Business Machines Corp., armature bracket .50
Edmund B. Kelty Co., labor and parts
10.40
Wm. H. Dewing, material and labor 438.16
W. L. Farwell, shingling, setting glass, etc.
187.11
Steed Barber Corp., painting and repairing parapet and wall
200.00
Wilmington Builders' Supply Co., glass and hardware 17.90
J. M. Richards Co., electrical
wiring, installing fire gong, etc.
913.04
Osterman Coal Co., repairing stoker, boiler and pipe 57.45
The Robertson Co., Inc., window cord and shades 14.05
C. B. Coburn Co., paint, etc.
17.59
MacLaren's Welding Shop, welding
8.75
Commissioner of Public Safety, boiler inspection 5.00
Church Street Hardware Co., supplies
7.55
J. L. Hammett Co., teacher's chairs
35.38
Frank P. McCartin Co., electrical supplies
17.33
Lyon Metal Products Inc., locks
46.01
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., asphalt emulsion 20.90
Fred Lunn & Son, labor and material, Shawsheen school
1,653.73
Bronislaw Kohanski, repairing desks
8.00
Treat Hardware Corp., supplies
6.35
Alice L. Sturtevant, filing cabinet
40.00
Emerson Products Co., electric polishing machine and supplies
199.75
MacLellan's Bottled Gas &
Appliance Center, clock
13.74
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
64.18
Derby Electric Motors Co., batteries
6.80
The Berger Manufacturing Co., lockers
2,007.24
Lowell Gas Co., Chef range
287.10
Gallagher Electrical Service, repairs and material
637.23
Peter Neilson, labor on boiler room
165.00 $ 8,731.06
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Books and Supplies
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies $ 1,737.04
World Almanac, subscriptions
5.55
Wilmington Builders' Supply Co., supplies
23.87
National Geographic Society, subscription
4.25
Pratt & Forrest Co., sash and lights
12.50
State Prison, brushes 4.35
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
34.03
Treat Hardware Co., hardware and tools
229.28
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
245.33
The Weavers, commencement folders
10.37
Gledhill Bros. Inc., book
1.17
Scott, Foresman & Co., books
445.60
C. C. Birchard & Co., music
15.41
Ginn & Co., books
122.72
Harold Flammer, music
22.85
L. M. Barron, groceries
156.43
Fred Howard, drug supplies
40.34
The Readers' Digest, subscription
5.00
Thorp & Martin, duplicator & supplies
118.30
Division of University Extension, trigonometry 11.00
Gutteridge & Yost, rewinding motor
23.00
Church Street Hardware Co., hardware
10.62
C. A. Gregory Co., test, manual and calculator 4.71
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies
40.64
J. B. Lippincott Co., books
39.04
Laidlow Bros., books
22.74
Iroquois Publishing Co., books
240.82
Gibbs Express, express
2.06
The Arlo Publishing Co., books
9.89
American Book Co., books
357.97
Allyn & Bacon Co., books
210.85
The Macmillan Co., books
170.12
McGraw-Hill Book Co., music
19.26
Paul A. Schmitt Music Co., music
59.19
Silver Burdette Co., books
157.99
The H. W. Wilson Co., subscription
4.00
A. B. Rider & Associates, books
12.19
Vocational Guidance, books
15.02
Association Films, films
6.50
Stanley-Winthrop's, films and postage
5.23
J. H. Broadbent & Co., printing
30.50
World Book Co., books
88.21
Reformatory for Women, flag
8.27
G. Schirmer, music
5.12
Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., year book
2.95
68
J. C. Bennett Hardware Co., hardware 9.62
The Gregg Publishing Co., books
57.43
Henry Holt & Co., books
50.64
Beandette & Co., Inc., supplies
27.05
Visual Education Service Inc.,
repair and exchange sound optic
29.45
F. J. Flemings, Inc., straws, etc.
52.50
The Baldwin Press, printed records
8.50
Houghton Mifflin Co., books
72.32
D. C. Heath & Co., books
6.23
Cadmus Books, books
26.46
Mrs. Jessie Winters, paid for cafeteria material
17.05
Ideal Racket Store, dinner plates
10.20
Charles Scribner's Sons, books
100.96
Cambosco Scientific Co., supplies
9.89
Row, Paterson & Co., books
9.70
South-Western Publishing Co., books & forms
40.56
Time, subscription
3.57
The Boston Music Co., music
15.66
Remington Rand, Inc., report cards
3.00
Science Research Associates,
4.00
The New York Times Co., subscription, Report on News
12.00
Pioneer Publishing Co., work books
20.35
Charles E. Merrill Co., books
13.20
Science Service, subscriptions
9.00
The H. W. Gray Co., books
11.38
Arthur Tremblay, supplies
1.42
Lawrence R. McGowan, postage, etc.
4.44
Gallagher Electric Service, labor and material
25.14
The Parish Choir, music
7.89
Oxford University Press, book
4.13
Little, Brown & Co., books
11.25 $
5,467.27
Supervision
Stephen G. Bean, Supt., services $ 1,399.92
Stephen G. Bean, Supt., travel expenses
169.75
Stephen G. Bean, Supt., telephone & postage
28.40 $
1,598.07
Miscellaneous
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 352.36
Lawrence R. McGowan, paid for
supplies, etc. 34.49
Scripture's Laundry, Inc., laundry
6.15
International Business Machines Corp.,
maintenance service on clock system
23.00
69
J. B. Hunter Co., Inc., hardware and tools 203.15
Boston & Maine R. R., drain pipe privilege .. 5.00
Lois Winters, pianist for graduations 15.00
Earl Sands, attendance officer
200.00
Benard Welton, cleaning cesspool
20.00
Frank Corr, labor and use of truck
56.50
Leslie Collins, sharpening and repairing lawn mower 1.50
J. H. Thorlby Co., repairing typewriters and adding machine 224.50
J. H. Thorlby Co., two typewriters in
exchange for old typewriters 122.00
Silver Lake Hardware Co., wax 2.98
J. C. Bennett Hardware Co., lawn mower 20.00
Labor on Driveways and walks, H. S .-
Richard O'Neill
24.42
Thomas Manley
52.65
Frank Goodwin 19.80
Charles Bowden
27.45
Francis Brown
19.80
James Kane
19.80
Alan Mahoney
27.45
Thomas Hogan
18.92
Nelson Brown
23.22
Daniel Sheehan, Jr.
50.31
James Harrington
13.20
Lowell Fence Co., erecting fence
345.00
Earl Sands, rebuilding cesspool
140.00
Graybar Electric Co., Inc., 4 water coolers
721.58
Ideal Racket Store, supplies
80.15
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
labor and parts on machines
43.39
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., concrete and tar
472.97
Alvin T. French, mowing
4.00
Mass. Association School Committees, dues
10.00
Miriam Ware, clerical services
25.00
Nathalie Giroux, clerical services
35.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, premium on policy
106.84
Loella F. Dewing, clerical services
50.00
Loella F. Dewing, postage, telephone, etc.
53.20
Miss Kathryn Chandler, clerical services
50.00
J. Harper Gale, certificates, telephone, box rent 20.91
Jean C. Mann, taking school census
200.00
Ralph Battles, certificates
1.25
Rogers & Sherburne, legal services
15.00
A. A. Smith Co., desk and cabinet
207.90 $
4,165.84
70
Tuition
Town of Wilmington, tuition for Robert
Allard, Carole Pustola & Patricia Pustola $ 270.00
High School Athletics
Nathan Aldrich, referee
$ 113.00
Alice Dunn, referee
18.00
Frank Maria, referee
16.00
Walter Roberts, umpire
24.00
Shirley Simpson, referee
13.00
Walter Zipps, umpire
8.00
Bernard Megin, umpire
34.00
Edward Lynch, referee
8.00
Andrew Alexson, umpire
8.00
Henry Lisien, umpire
16.00
Charles Hazel, coach for girls' team
100.00
Rose Mary Pace, ticket seller at games
18.00
Cynthia Olson, ticket seller at games
20.00
Fearon Sign Service, striping floor
19.00
Homer L. Darby, services at games
33.00
Arrow System ,cleaning equipment and blocking apron
206.75
McIntier Bus Lines, transportation
12.00
Whitworth's equipment
740.70
Harold Driscoll, referee
38.00
James Henley, umpire
24.00
Mike Romanski, umpire
2.00
William Callagy, umpire
8.00
Fred Nisen, umpire
10.00
Mike Skaff, umpire
4.00
William Regan, umpire
6.00
Sports Equipment Center, athletic supplies
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