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Voted that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be authorized to borrow money in anticipa- tion of reimbursement by the State and County for the highway work designated in Article 14 and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, and debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the resources of the current financial year.
Article 15. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $400.00 for the use of the American Legion in carry- ing out the following program :
(a) The proper observance of Memorial Day.
(b) The care of the Memorial Lots at North Wil- braham, Wilbraham and Glendale.
(c) The installation of water for the purpose of car- ing for the grass on the World War Veterans Memorial Plot at North Wilbraham.
(d) The repair of the Civil War Veterans' Memorial Monument at Wilbraham.
Article 16. Passed.
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Article 17. Voted to instruct the School Committee to provide transportation for the children of the former No. 5 School District from their homes to and from No. 8 School, who live beyond a distance of one mile from No. 8 School.
Article 18. Voted to accept the following Planning Board By-Law:
Section 1. A Board of five members is hereby established to be known as the Planning Board. The terms of members shall be three years but at the Annual Town Meeting to be held in the month of February 1932 there shall be elected two members to serve for one year, two mmbers to serve for two years, and one member to serve for three years and thereafter there shall be elected at the Annual Meeting in each year such members as are necessary to fill vacancies.
Section 2. Vacancies otherwise occurring in the Board shall be filled as provided in General Laws, Chap. 41, Sec. 11.
Section 3. The duties of such Board shall be such as are stated in Chap. 41 Sec. 70 to 72 of the General Laws, and further to consider and advise upon municipal improvements either at the request of other officials of the town, or upon its own initiation. It shall consider and develop a town plan, with special attention to main ways, land development zoning, play grounds and parks and sites for permanent school plants. The Board shall meet at regular intervals. It may hold public meetings. It shall at all times have access to public documents or information in the possession of any town official or department. It shall examine the plans for the exterior of any public building, monument or similar feature, and for the development and treatment of the grounds
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about the same before the adoption thereof, and may make such recommendations thereon as it may deem needful. It may provide for public lectures and other educational work in connection with its recommendation. It may incur expenses necessary to the carrying out of its work within the amount of its annual or special ap- propriations.
Section 4. All plans for laying out, extending, dis- continuing, or changing the limits of any way, street, play ground, public park or square, and every purchase of land for the site of any public buildings and all plans for the location, erection or alteration of public buildings shall be submitted to said Board for its opinion at least two weeks in advance of action by the Board of Select- men of the town.
Section 5. The Board shall make a report to the town annually, giving information regarding the condi- tion of the town and plans or proposals for the develop- ment of the town and estimates of the cost therefor. Such reports shall be sent to the Selectmen not later than such time in January in each year as the Selectmen may prescribe, or as may be prescribed by laws in force rela- tive to reports, and a copy thereof shall be filed with the Massachusetts Department of Public Welfare.
Article 19. Voted to accept Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 through 12 of Chap. 143 General Laws.
Vote Yes 39, No. 31
Article 20. Voted to accept Sec. 73 of Chap. 41 of General Laws.
Article 21. Voted to accept Sec. 37 of Chap. 82 of General Laws.
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Article 22. Voted to accept the Zoning By-Law as drawn up by the Planning Board and printed in the Town Report with the exception of "Back Yards" under Sec. 13 provided that this shall not be construed to reg- ulate the size or type of farmer's building so long as they conform to the other requirements of the by-laws regarding location.
Article 23. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars for the use of the Planning Board.
Article 24. Voted to appropriate $737.92 to cover the over drawn accounts of the town.
Article 25. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 to be expended by the Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture for the County of Hampden in accordance with the provision of Chap. 273 of the Acts of 1918, the same to be applied to the purpose of teaching and demonstrating better practice in Agriculture and Home- Making.
Article 26. Voted to appoint F. A. Upham to repre- sent the town as a member of the Board of Directors of the Hampden County Improvement League and Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture.
Article 27. Voted to raise and appropriate $2500.00 to continue the Highway work on Stony Hill Road lead- ing from Springfield Road to Tinkham Road.
Article 28. Passed.
Article 29. Voted to authorize the Selectmen to contract for accident insurance for the members of the fire department for injuries received while on duty as firemen.
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Article 30. Passed.
Committee appointed by the Moderator to fix the salaries of all elected Town Officers:
Allyn M. Seaver, William L. Dempsey, Clarence P. Bolles.
Voted that all money appropriated at this meeting be raised and assessed on the polls and estates of the town.
Voted that the sum of $5000.00 be appropriated from the earnings of the Water Department for the main- tenance of the system.
Voted that $2500.00 of the Water Department avail- able surplus be appropriated for the use of the Water Department.
Voted Yes 49. No 22.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the people of Wilbraham in Town Meeting assembled give a vote of thanks to Robert M. Sears in appreciation of his gift to the town of a Zoning Map and that this vote be spread upon the re- cords and conveyed to Mr. Sears by the Town Clerk. A unaminous vote.
JENNIE T. ABBOTT,
Town Clerk .
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REPORT OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
September 25, 1931
Article 1. F. A. Upham was elected Moderator of the meeting.
Article 2. Voted to raise by note (payable within one year) and appropriate the sum of $5000.00 for the use of the Board of Public Welfare.
Voted to appropriate from the resources of the town $300.00 for Police.
Article 3. Voted not to rescind the Zoning By- Laws.
Article 4. Voted to ratify and confirm the action of the Water Commissioners in the purchase of the Perry barn, so-called, for $2500.00 from the Water available surplus ; said action having been taken under the author- ity of a vote of the town at the meeting of February 2, 1931.
Article 5. Voted to amend paragraph 8 of Section 4 of the Zoning By-laws of the town by adding after the words "passenger stations" the following: "and tele- phone exchanges, provided the design of the buildings in reference to harmony with the architectural character- istics of the district be approved in writing by the Plan- ning Board" so that said paragraph 8 as amended shall be and read as follows:
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"Passenger station and telephone exchanges pro- vided the design of the buildings in reference to har- mony with the architectural characteristics of the dis- trict be approved in writing by the Planning Board."
Article 6. Voted to amend paragraph 6 of Section 6 by striking out the words "telephone exchange" so that said paragraph 6 as amended shall be and read as fol- lows :
"Places of business of baker, barber, caterer, clothes cleaner and presser, dyer, electrician, florist, furrier, hair- dresser, hand laundry, manicurist, milliner, news dealer, optician, painter paperhanger, photographer, printer, publisher, shoe maker, shoe repairer, shoe shiner, tailor, upholsterer; and, as provided in Section 18, the follow- ing: blacksmith, builder, carpenter, contractor, mason, plumber, roofer, tin smith, undertaker."
Article 7. Voted to include in the "Business Dis- trict" as defined in the Zoning By-laws, the following described tract: the piece of land west of and adjoining the drive leading to the telephone office, with a frontage of approximately 100 feet on Boston Road, and running northerly to property already zoned for business and owned by the same party.
Voted to adjourn the meeting.
JENNIE T. ABBOTT, Town Clerk
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Treasurer's Report RECEIPTS FOR 1931
Collectors of taxes :
C. W. Vinton, for 1928
$133.36
C. W. Vinton, interest on 1928 taxes 28.93
O. K. Gilbert, for 1928 1.74
O. K. Gilbert, interest on 1928 taxes .33
C. W. Vinton, for 1929 6979.83
C. W. Vinton, interest on 1929 taxes 763.12
C. W. Vinton, Excise tax for 1929 149.67
O. K. Gilbert, for 1929 105.22
O. K. Gilbert, interest on 1929 taxes 18.08
C. W. Vinton, for 1930 21393.06
C. W. Vinton, interest on 1930 taxes 691.03
O. K. Gilbert, for 1930 478.10
O. K. Gilbert, interest on 1930 taxes 26.53
C. W. Vinton, Excise tax for 1930 772.63
C. W. Vinton, interest on Excise tax for 1930 24.59
O. K. Gilbert, for 1931 70023.17
O. K. Gilbert, interest on 1931 taxes 33.68
O. K. Gilbert, Excise tax for 1931 4028.44
O. K. Gilbert, interest on Excise tax for 1931 13.48
O. K. Gilbert, Old Age Assistance tax for 1931 650.00
$106,314.99
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Treasurer of the Commonwealth:
Highways,
Chapter 81
4300.00
Chapter 90
6464.41
Income tax 1931, state valuation
8650.00
Income tax 1931, educational
3818.75
Corporation tax, 1931 Business
4711.95
Corporation tax 1930, public service
4.41
Corporation tax 1931, R. R., & Tel. & Tel. Co.
411.33
National Bank Tax, 1931
36.03
National Bank Tax, 1929
.84
Trust Co. Tax, 1931
45.66
Reimbursement loss of taxes
95.65
School Supt. in small towns
859.26
Veterans exemption
15.46
Temporary Aid
267.20
Mass. School Fund, Chapter 70, Part 2
7816.40
Tuition of children
173.08
Abatement of Old Age Assistant Tax
31.00
Aid to Industrial Schools
3421.27
Dept. of Public Welfare
167.50
Gas & Electric Light Co., tax 1016.63
Gas & Electric Light Co., tax interest 3.72
Chapter 122, Section 7
1075.00
$43,385.55
Money borrowed on notes :
Feb.
6, Palmer National Bank,
Note No. 72
$25000.00
July 8, Palmer National Bank,
Note No. 73
25000.00
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Aug. 24, Palmer National Bank, Note No. 74 25000.00
Dec. 21, Palmer National Bank, Note No. 75 15000.00
Dec. 28, Third National Bank & Trust Co., Note No. 77 5000.00
$95000.00
Treasurer of Hampden County :
Highways
6464.41
Dog Tax
515.45
District Court of Eastern Hampden
779.40
On account of contagious disease
170.65
Water Department
6929.70
Licenses
259.00
Dental Clinic
227.75
Rent of town offices
144.00
Interest on trust funds
527.20
C. W. Vinton, sealer of weights and
measures
54.64
Public Welfare
377.65
School supplies sold
117.92
Car tickets sold
22.36
Town histories sold
4.00
Trust funds
275.00
Library fines
41.61
D. J. Manning, fine
15.00
Telephone calls
.40
Palmer National Bank, interest on daily balances
256.05
Refund cn assistant treasurer's bond
10.00
Refund, Central Mass. Electric Co.
.58
Helen Kochanek, refund on salary 36.75
City of Springfield, refund on meter
4.00
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Town of Monson, on account of schools 80.00
Town of Monson, on account of fires 10.80
Town of Palmer, on account of fires 10.80
Central Mass. Electric Co., on library account 34.75
$17,369.87
Total receipts
$262,070.41
Cash on hand January 1, 1931 7,109.37
$269,179.78
PAYMENTS
By Selectmen's orders
$260,487.28
Cash on hand December 31, 1931 $ 8692.50
GEORGE MILO GREEN,
Treasurer
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Report of Water Commissioners
FINANCIAL STANDING OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT
Assets:
Cash on hand
$1947.90
Accounts receivable
310.45
Material on hand
1076.41
Equipment on hand
962.16
$4296.92
Liabilities
None
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Receipts :
House installations
$1518.02
Water rents
3538.91
Hydrant rentals
1740.00
Repairs
79.35
Material sold
33.92
Barn rent
15.00
Interest on daily balances
10.86
Penalties
2.00
Sale of stove
2.50
$6940.56
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Expenditures : Material
Kronick's Mason Supply Co., tile $12.60
National Meter Co., meters 320.00
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., pipe fittings 648.91
Crane Co., pipe & fittings
199.35
Ford Meter Box Co., boxes & yokes 38.38
Woodland Dell Assn., pipe
17.04
F. A. Gurney, pipe & gravel
2.15
Cutler Co., cement
1.95
T. Shea, tile
4.20
Harold Porter, pipe fittings
2.60
City of Springfield, meters
64.20
$1311.38
Labor:
Harold Porter, Supt.
$739.11
Stanley Allyn
4.50
Clarence Pease
55.00
D. C. Ellinwood
70.50
Marino Cocchi
67.75
Charles L. Merrick
38.00
George Northup
77.00
Rupert Keyes
14.50
James Pease
2.50
Nello Cocchi
5.75
G. M. Green
71.10
$1145.71
Miscellaneous
Wm. F. Logan, insurance $17.80
H. S. Thomas, misc. supplies 3.30
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City of Springfield, water 2025.04
American City, subscription 2.00
Thacker Craig Paper Co., office supplies W. S. Darley, scoops
20.94
5.80
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., hydrant repairs 18.95
City of Springfield, Misc. supplies 7.88
Carlisle Hardware Co., tape 4.48
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters roll 3.00
Hedge & Mattheis, torches 10.00
Johnson's Bookstore, office supplies 3.20
B. & A. R. R., freight 5.13
N. E. Blue Print Co., blue prints
8.28
Cutler Co., tools
10.00
Palmer Register, printing
24.80
G. M. Green, clerk
200.00
M. L. Farnham, repairs on barn 51.82
Belcher Brothers, gas & oil
1.67
Cummings L. Lothrop, refund 3.75
Louis L. Wilson, refund
3.75
T. L. Dumphy, paint .85
Tebaldi Supply Co., cement blocks 3.60
Mrs. L. G. Pease, refund
50.00
J. M. Perry, adjustments of
insurance & taxes 49.53
$2535.57
Total expenditures $4992.66
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Special appropriation for purchase of barn 2500.00
Transferred to town for payment on bonds
303.22
$7795.88
Total receipts
$6940.56
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1931; 2803.22
$9743.78
Payments
7795.88
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1931 $1947.90
Appropriation needed for 1932
Maintenance of system
$4000.00
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE MILO GREEN, CHARLES L. MERRICK GEORGE NORTHUP Water Commissioners
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Report of Superintendent of Streets
CHAPTER 81.
Appropriations :
Town
$8000.00
State
4300.00
LABOR
Harry Smith
27.50
Roman Mazur
30.00
Fred Phelps, Supt.
$599.20
C. E. Pease
19.20
Albert Collette
213.50
George Schrade
147.30
Rudolph Peszk
12.00
Bernard Hezick
104.00
C. Obrzut
147.00
Walter Olszski
112.00
John Mortyka
170.00
Jacob Marinski
99.00
Adam Lis
154.00
Andrew Woiten
108.00
Walter Clark
200.00
Frank Smith
20.00
William North
454.92
Joseph Shrzynaryz
86.50
Frank Gurski
254.10
Marino Cocchi
120.00
Alexander Krowski
103.00
John Chmura
27.00
Ignacy Noway
141.50
Steve Yez
56.00
William Goodrich
121.50
Andrew Glod
78.50
Frank Dyl
4.00
Clement Laird
166.70
Paul Ciecho
123.50
August Westling
8.00
Napoleon Casino
11.00
Paul Sczygiel
101.00
Peter Yama
147.40
Frank Witowski
110.00
Kasmer Galemo
144.50
Edward Evans
26.00
John Waldeke
137.00
Albert Minoski
109.00
Walenty Wiezboski
115.00
John Anderson
14.25
Walter Workum
42.00
E. Frageau
4.38
Bernard Lynch
139.30
Macy Pryleycian
20.00
A. M. Soule
43.00
Louis Stasrya :
20.00
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Carl Hagman
39.00
Mrs. Ira Belcher, gravel 35.70
Albert Cwieka
45.20
Leon Bennett, gravel 18.45
John Otis
22.40
E. C. Clark
4.80
$5203.15
TRUCKS
David Menard
$1021.50
W. H. McGuire
402.00
John Pisco
534.00
Charles Vandall
777.00
Dearden & Co.
136.80
$2871.30
MATERIAL
Collins Mfg. Co., cinders $12.25
Ernest Hiersche, gravel 16.95
Standard Oil Co., gas & oil 67.90
C. C. Lewis Co.,
shovels & Misc. 25.64
Converse Federal Truck
Co., tractor repairs 167.57
American Tar Co., tar
2720.38
R. E. Faulkner,
J. W. Rice, tractor
repairs 35.95
John S. Lane & Son, stone 140.52
$4196.99
C. E. Keith, gravel
29.10
Town of Ludlow,
tractor wheels
10.00
EXPENDITURES ON ROADS IN THE TOWN OF
WILBRAHAM-CHAPTER 81-1931
1. Ludlow Road
$ 667.99
2. River Road 110.50
3. Weston Street 384.51
4. Bridge Road 23.00
5. Stony Hill Road 1046.55
6. Dipping Hole Road 100.60
Gebo's Garage, gas,
oil & repairs 16.25
Birnie Sand & Gravel
Co., sand & gravel 254.77
Nicholas Moroz, gravel 7.80
Hedge & Mattheis Co.,
shovels 14.25
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., culverts 438.79
Leroy Warner, gravel 47.75
John Anderson, dynamite 16.53
Cutler Co., cement 3.00
Town of Ludlow, roller
8.12
Krohne's Service Station, repairs 4.13
Moulton & Crowning- shield, tar 50.00
C. A. Smith, scythes & Snaths 9.30
Jeremiah Sullivan, forging 3.00
R. S. Graves, magneto
repairs 16.00
Misc. supplies 26.89
Total expenditures $12271.44
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7. Springfield Street
1583.63
8. Faculty Street
111.50
9. Tinkham Road 1004.79
10. Longmeadow Road
36.40
11. Soule Road
305.76
12. South Main Street 224.50
13. Burleigh Road
199.80
14. Branch Road
00.00
15. Bolles Road
00.00
16. Monson Road
408.07
17. Church Road
272.04
18. Ridge Road
599.62
19. Hollow Road
00.00
20. Beebe Road
36.35
21. Bennett Road
143.59
22. Triangle Road
00.00
23. Glendale Road
2174.96
24. North Main Street
1528.71
25. Crane Hill Road
67.60
26. Maiden Lane
00.00
27. Chapel Street
15.40
28. Cottage Avenue
45.50
29. Railroad Street
00.00
30. Maynard Road
105.40
31. Three Rivers Road
400.10
32. Chilson Road
8.80
33. Red Bridge Road
131.09
34. Silver Street
72.57
Miscellaneous including tools
and equipment
462.11
$12271.44
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CHAPTER 90-UPPER STONY HILL
Appropriations :
Town
$4000.00
County
4000.00
State
4000.00
LABOR
Macey Prybycien 30.00
Fred Phelps, Supt.
$274.75
E. C. Clark
12.00
William North
200.40
Stanley Walas
27.00
Clement Laird
8.00
George Matte
38.00
Paul Cisco
98.00
Albert Dobek
8.00
Ignacy Noway
97.00
Frank Gurski
105.00
Roman Mazur
104.50
Kasmer Galemo
112.50
Peter Yamer
128.50
John Waldeke
98.50
Paul Sczygiel
75.50
Adam Lis
118.50
Frank Witowski
100.50
W. Wiezboski
79.50
Walter Clark
63.50
George Schrade
72.00
Marino Cocchi
76.00
William Goodrich
40.00
Andrew Winten 112.00
Alexander Krowski
81.00
Walter Olszski
83.00
Jacob Marinski
72.00
Andrew Glod
77.00
Joseph Shrzynirz
71.00
John Mortyka
109.00
Albert Minoski
54.00
C. E. Pease
86.00
C. Obrzut
75.00
Steve Yez
85.00
B. Lynch
62.00
Frank Wierciak
64.00
Albert Collette
96.00
E. Frageau 196.00
Louis Stasryak
57.00
John Madel 49.00
Gebo's Garage, gas, oil
A. M. Soule
58.00
and repairs 2.25
Lawrence Kardynil 4.00
John Gurski 4.00
$3462.65
TRUCKS
David Menard 346.50
Charles Vandall
423.00
W. H. McGuire
127.00
John Pisco 223.50
Dearden & Co.
2409.95
$3529.95
MATERIAL
N. E. Metal Culvert
Co., culverts
$186.68
A. H. Bartlett Co., twine 3.00
Leroy Warner, gravel 40.25
C. C. Lewis Co., bolts 1.25
Household Fuel Corp., coal 42.11
Blanche Fitzgerald, sand 19.50
Moulton & Crowning- shield, tar 1931.60
Standard Oil Co., gas & oil 5.00
Cutler Co., cement 2.25
Stacy Machine Co., Roller repair 5.25
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John S. Lane Co.,
stone 2488.65
William Gowen, sand
4.80
Town of Ludlow, roller
358.75
Total Expenditures $12083.94 Transferred from reserve fund 85.00
$5091.34
CHAPTER 90-LOWER STONY HILL
Appropriations :
Town
$2500.00
County
2500.00
State
2500.00
LABOR
H. S. Cone 16.00
Fred Phelps, Supt.
$475.65
H. F. Johnson
161.00
A. M. Soule
24.60
Andrew Glod 20.00
Walter Olszski
100.00
John Madel 64.20
W. Wiezboski
26.00
N. Bourdon 6.00
Frank Witowski
78.00
Ignacy Los
55.20
John Waldeke
26.00
Andrew Hagman
18.00
Paul Cisco
26.00
A. Gerish
6.25
Paul Sczygiel
26.00
John Otis
89.60
Adam Lis
24.00
John Mortyka
24.00
Louis Stasryak
88.00
Andrew Winten
12.00
Steve Yez 24.00
Kasmer Galemo
24.00
TRUCKS
W. H. McGuire
$238.50
William Goodrich
31.00
William North
252.44
Carl Hagman
214.40
C. Obrzut
12.00
B. Lynch
128.80
George Schrade
146.80
Marino Cocchi
24.00
Frank Gurski
213.20
Walter Clark
123.40
Clement Laird
154.70
C. E. Pease 95.20
E. C. Clark
136.50
Peter Yamer
170.80
Albert Collette
216.40
Jeremiah Sullivan,
Albert Cwieka
158.80
$1358.37
MATERIALS
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 69.17
C. C. Lewis Co., iron and bolts 87.01
forging 7.00
E. Frageau 42.00
Charles Kittredge
16.00
$3550.94
Charles Vandall 543.00
David Menard 460.02
Dearden & Co. 76.35
John Pisco 40.50
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G. W. Robbins & Sons Co., lumber
F. A. Gurney, gravel 16.80
114.45 C. E. Keith, gravel 10.95
Birnie Sand & Gravel Co., gravel
734.23
Household Fuel Corp., coal
30.43
H. F. Johnson, grease cup and plug
1.25
American Tar Co., tar
665.97
Peter Bracci, cement blocks 11.20
M. B. Tyler Co., oil and repairs 19.50
Buffalo Springfield Roller Co., grate
4.25
Fred Phelps, Telephone, freight & express 4.13
Moulton & Crowning- shield, tar 110.00
Town of Ludlow, roller
18.00
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., culverts 12.45
Town of Ludlow, street broom 1.00
Charles R. Rauh, repairs 3.60
A. N. Boucher, pump. hire 5.00
Town of East Long- meadow, roller
145.45
John W. Russell Co., roller repairs 59.55
John S. Lane Co., stone
88.90
Total expenditures $7387.98.
Jim Brown, wire and posts
76.99
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS HIGHWAYS
Appropriations
$1000.00
LABOR
TRUCKS
Fred Phelps, Supt.
$184.00
W. H. McGuire $16.00
Albert Collette
138.50
David Menard 127.50
Walter Clark
13.00
William North
66.48
John Mortyka
14.00
Adam Lis
9.00
TEAMS
Rudolph Piczk
33.00
Frank Gurski
12.00
Frank Dyl
19.00
Albert Cwieka
1.60
$490.58
John Andreson, dynamite 11.38
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., posts and wire 117.42
G. W. Robbins & Sons Co., paint 20.09
J. O'Leary, sand & gravel 22.50
Town of Hampden, tractor 10.00
$2478.67
$143.50
A. Rodregues
$14.00
MATERIAL
Wm. F. Logan, registra- tion $4.00
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Beebe Laboratories,
traffic light repairs
8.00
Gebo's Garage, gas, oil, tractor repairs 73.63
L. J. Swetland, painting Signals 10.00
Birnie Sand & Gravel Co., sand 27.89
H. S. Thomas, bulbs .75
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 39.64
C. C. Lewis Co., Misc. supplies 10.74
Converse Federal Truck Co., tractor repairs 4.72
J. F. Sullivan, black- smithing 3.50
Collins Mfg. Co., cinders 14.00
Thacker Craig Paper Co., record book 3.85
G. W. Robbins & Sons Co., lumber 11.52
Collins Mfg. Co., pipe 1.56
Ludlow Mfg. Associates, flushing sewer 4.14
Hastings Paint Co., paint 8.00
Fred Phelps, bulbs 1.00
Wilbraham Masonic Building Assn. 60.00
$286.94
Total expenditure $935.02
FRED C. PHELPS Supt. of Streets
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Report of Assessors
APPROPRIATIONS
Public Welfare
$10,000.00
Highway, snow removal & misc.
1,000.00
Highway, Chapter 81
8,000.00
Contingent
1,000.00
Insurance and Bonding Town Officers
1,000.00
County Tuberculosis Hospital Interest
509.00
1,500.00
School House Bonds & Interest
4,200.00
Water Bonds and Interest
7,360.00
Printing Town Reports
476.00
Street Lights
5,256.00
Gypsy Moth
500.00
Town Officers
3,500.00
Tree Warden
250.00
Forest Warden
250.00
Cemeteries
350.00
Police
400.00
Contagious Diseases
2,500.00
Hydrants
1,410.00
Reserve Fund
1,200.00
Water Notes
4,410.00
Dental Clinic
400.00
Schools & Vocational Tuition
62,805.00
Library
1,000.00
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Street Lights, Piney Wood Ave.
75.00
Street Lights, Glendale
312.00
Highway work, Stony Hill Rd. Chapter 90
4,000.00
Memorial Day
400.00
Planning Board
300.00
Overdrawn Accounts
737.92
County Aid to Agriculture
100.00
Highway Spf. Rd. to Tinkham Rd.
2,500.00
$127,700.92
County Tax
6,715.70
State Parks & Reservations
58.11
State Tax
3,750.00
State Tax Old Age Assistance
747.00
Overlay
3,616.09
$14,886.90
$142,587.82
Estimated Receipts
$142,587.82
Income Tax
11,937.40
Motor Vehicle Excise
4,561.91
Corporation Tax
4,494.64
Bank Tax & Trust Companies
72.02
Licenses
179.50
Schools
16,163.16
Public Service Enterprises
1,406.68
Chapter 122 Acts 1931 Highway appro. offset
1,075.00
Game Preserve
95.65
Total Deductions $39,985.96
$102,601.86
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Old Age Assistance Tax Polls
747.00
1,490.00
$2,237.00
$100,364.85
Value of Personal Estate $550,266.00
Tax on Personal Estate
$15,958.69
Value or Land 970.520.00
Value of Buildings 1,940,050.00
Total Valuation Real Estate 2,910,570.00
Tax on Real Estate
$84,406.17
Total Valuation
3,460,836.00
Total Property Tax plus .62 gained in fractions
100,364.86
Add Old Age Assistance & Polls
2,237.00
Total committment to collector $102,601.86
Tax Rate $29.00 on $1,000.00
Number of Dwellings
586
Horses
101
66
Cows
398
Goats
5
Sheep
4
66
Neat Cattle
160
66
66 Swine
74
66
Acres of Land
13,194.27
66
" Exempt
412.76
66
Fowls
8,212
Turkeys
84
66
66 Geese
14
66
Ducks 11
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Automobile Excise Tax
Number of cars registered
766
Amount of Valuation
$175,089.00
Total Tax
$4,669.72
Amount of Abatements
249.86
$4,419.86
HENRY I. EDSON FRED W. GREEN C. W. VINTON Assessors of Wilbraham
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Tax Collector's Report
1928 List recommitted Dec. 10/31 from Mr. Vinton $1.74 Paid to treas. 1.74
Outstanding Dec. 31/31
none
1929 list recommitted Dec. 26/31 from Mr. Vinton Excise tax warrant $314.53
No collections leaving outstanding
$314.53
Property and Poll warrant
668.68
Paid to treasurer on Warant
105.22
Outstanding Dec. 31/31 $563.46
Paid treas. $18.08 interest on above warrant 1930 list recommitted Dec. 19/31 from Mr. Vinton Excise tax warrant $220.45
No collections leaving outstanding $220.45
Property and Poll warrant
$8,371.74
Paid to treasurer on warrant
478.10
Outstanding Dec. 31/31
$7,893.64
Paid treasurer $26.53 interest on above warrant 1931 lists committed to me during 1931 as follows Excise warrants totaling $4,642.20 Paid treasurer on warrant 4,027.21
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