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86.00
$1,465.00
Respectfully submitted, HAROLD J. MURPHY,
Fire Chief
Report of Salvage Committee
Mr. A. G. Miller, chairman of the Salvage Program for the town of Wilbraham reports that the townspeople certainly did better than 100 percent in following the call of the War Production Board in gathering and donating all kinds of scrap metal and rubber during the October 1942 drive.
Thanks to the "Minute Men," L. N. Johnson, James Haclett, Holton Pease, Roland Bennett, A. L. Gruszka, A. L. Baker, John Hunter, Ed Brosch, W. E. Logan, A. L. and R. McDonald, E. A. Jackson, Frederick Miller, Joseph Nietupski,
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Mrs. Harold Howe and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McCracken, as well as the Boy Scouts under the leadership of Joseph King, and the help from our Selectmen in authorizing Supt. of High- ways, Mr. Fred Phelps to use the town truck for transporta- tion, 38 tons of metal was gathered. The quota as set for this town by the War Production Board was for one half this amount.
Mr. Miller received $274.00 for this scrap metal which is being divided among the Wilbraham Organizations of USO Red Cross and Boy Scouts.
Report of Building Inspector
Factories
1 7
1 story houses
11/2 story houses
5
2 story houses
1
1 car garages
3
2 car garages
4
Barns
2
Camps
2
Hen houses
2
Additions
19
Renovations
12
Platform scales
1
Workshop
1
Wood shed
1
Play house
1
61 completed permits
Total cost $51,085.00
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE G. HERTER, Building Inspector.
Gypsy Moth Report
Egg clusters found 566
Largest colony found 53
Largest single colony found 16
Trees sprayed 50
Due to shortage of labor and severe weather this project was not completed.
E. RAY PEASE Gypsy Moth Superintendent
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Report of Milk Inspector
Licenses given to sell milk 53
Licenses fees turned over to Town Collector
$26.50
Dairies were inspected as necessary.
Respectfullly submitted, JAMES M. PICKENS Milk Inspector.
Report of Barn, Animal and Slaughtering Inspector
Barns inspected (January 1942)
87
Number of dogs quarantined 9
Number of swine inspected (slaughtered)
9
Number of calves inspected (slaughtered) 1
The Board of Livestock Disease Control decided not to have the barns inspected this winter on account of the gasoline and tire situation.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES M. PICKENS, Inspector.
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures
Tested and Sealed:
Platform scales over 10,000 lbs.
1
Platform scales 5000 to 10,000
1
Platform scales 100 to 5000
7
Counter scales under 100
2
Beam scales 100 to 5000
1
Beam scales under 100
2
Spring scales under 100
6
Computing scales under 100
10
Weights
37
Gasoline Meter Systems
33
Oil Pumps
12
Grease pump
1
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. W. VINTON, Sealer.
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The Visiting Nurse Association OF SPRINGFIELD
Nursing Service in Wilbraham January 1, 1942 - January 1, 1943
Cases carried January 1, 1942
101
Cases taken on during year
147
Total cases carried during year
248
Cases discharged during year
111
Cases carried January 1, 1943
137
Nursing
3
Maternity
5
New Born
5
Prenatal
7
Health Supervision
Infant
29
Preschool
87
Adult
1
117
137
June 23, 24, 25, 26 - 4 days Well Child Conference At tendance, 88.
Visits made during the year
1 Delivery
5.5
Nursing
72
Maternity
50
New Born
48
Prenatal
63
Health Supervision
Infant
115
Preschool
435
Adult
8
558
Behalf of patient
5
Absent
37
838.5
44 days service given by Nurse
4 days Well Child Conference
48 days Total Service
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Well Child Conference
In June, 1942, for the first time in four years, the Well Child Conference Committee of the Wilbraham Women's Club conducted the Conference without the assistance of the medi- cal unit of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Dr. William Devlin, Pediatrician, served as Conference physi- cian and Mrs. Ruth O'Connell, Assistant Home Demonstra- tion Agent of the Hampden County Improvement League, as Nutritionist. Mrs. Russell Stage substituted for Mrs. O'Con- nell two days. While making appointments, the Committee discovered so much more interest in the Conference that a day more than was planned could have been used profitably. There. are at present approximately 30 children not enrolled at the 1942 Conference whose mothers are interested in the 1943 one.
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
Total number of children examined 88
Number who need vaccination 75
Number who need toxoid 37
Number who had toxoid at clinic 18
Number with postural defects 7
Number who need dental care 38
Number with nutritional defects 8
Number who need T. & A.
7
Number of families using raw milk
8
Number who need medical care 13
To quote Dr. Devlin - "The children examined are as a group exceedingly healthy. They show very few outstanding defects except the need of good dental hygiene and preventive dentistry." The closing of the Springfield Junior League Den- tal Clinic, which in the past offered free dental care, together with the fact that private dentists are so busy, makes it diffi- cult to obtain preventive dentistry in the preschool group.
Today more than ever before nutrition is an outstanding factor in the health and development of young children. To meet the need of specialized nutritional advice, Mrs. O'Connell visited with the nurse in seven families.
More calls for nursing service in Wilbraham have been received at the Visiting Nurse Association office this year, and the nurse on her home visits has noted a growing need for such a service. North Wilbraham is included in the regular nursing program of the Visiting Nurse Association, but as yet no such service is available in Wilbraham.
It has been a pleasure to work with the Committee, the Board of Public Welfare and the Selectmen whose interest and vision have established an excellent foundation for the future health and welfare of the community.
HILDA S. DUNN, R. N. The Visiting Nurse Association of Springfield
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Town Officers Salaries Appropriation 9
Appropriation
$6,100.00
From Reserve
126.51
6,226.51
Selectmen :
George E. Murphy Jr., Chairman
$450.00
J. Loring Brooks, Jr.
400.00
Albert L. Martin
400.00
1,250.00
Assessors :
Henry I. Edson
$153.06
E. Ray Pease
319.80
Charles W. Vinton
308.76
781.62
Town Collector: Michael C. Smith
$800.00
Treasurer: Walter F. Berry
500.00
Town Clerk: Jennie T. Abbott
50.00 and Fees
Jennie T. Abbott, recording births marriages and deaths
139.00
Jennie T. Abbott, administering oaths
14.50
Auditor: William E. Porter
100.00
Social Worker: Helen C. Boden
1,301.94
Bookkeeper for Selectmen: Hattie E. G. Burbank
426.90
Sealer of Weights & Measures: Charles W. Vinton
200.00
Building Inspector: George G. Herter
200.00
Cattle, Barn, Slaughtering Inspector: James M. Pickens
45.50
Milk Inspector: James M. Pickens
35.00
Moderator:
Howard W. Orr, Annual Meeting
15.00
3,827.84
Registrars :
Jennie T. Abbott
50.00
William L. Dempsey
128.65
Harold R. Porter
67.55
John J. Powers
50.00
296.20
Canvasser for Registrars: George Keyes
70.85
$6,226.51
Unexpended balance
.00
50
Selectmen's Contingent Appropriation
Appropriation
From Reserve
$1,000.00 1,250.00
MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT
American Writing Ink Company, ink $ 2.08
A. H. Bartlett Co., Office supplies 15.39
Walter F. Berry, Janitor service, chamois, kerosene, etc. 124.46
Helen C. Boden, reimbursement for postage .50
Peter Boyer, Labor on sewer at town barn 6.25
J. Loring Brooks Jr., Reimbursement for travel, expenses to Boston, telephone 8.15
Brooks Bank Note Co., letterheads
15.77
Broadway Office & Supply Co., supplies
34.33
Buchholz Sign Company, Honor Roll Sign and Service
200.00
Hattie E. Burbank, Services re Rationing Board, reimbursement for office supplies 150.35
R. P. Childs Stamp Co., Rubber stamps 2.98
Walter H. Clark, Coal for rationing board offices 80.03
Conklin Office & School Supply Co., Office supplies 90 50
Raymond Dziedzinski, Janitor service 4.00
Norman Ellis, installing toilet and furnace in Town Barn for Rationing Board 375.60
Faulkner Hardware Co., Cleaning supplies
1.25
Forbes & Wallace, Mop for Selectmen's office
1.45
W. F. Griswold, Hampden County Selectmen's Association dues for 1942 6.00
George Herter, Repairing Vault in Library Bldg.
8.00
Hiersche & Son, Electrical installation etc. for Town Board 34.65
Hobbs & Warren, Office supplies
5.79
Johnson's Bookstore, Office supplies
9.25
Mrs. Letty Keyes, Services re telephone for Defense
10.00
Joseph Ladue, Labor collecting scrap iron
10.00
James B. Logan, Postage, envelopes, box rent
54.54
Mrs. Mary L. Lynch, Services for rationing board
78.25
Stanley Mazur, Labor on Town Barn, collecting scrap
16.25
Harold E. Morgan, Labor on Town Barn
16.00
George E. Murphy Jr., Expenses to State Select- men's Town Meeting 15.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone
186.02
Wm. North, Labor on Town Barn & collecting scrap 27.30
E. Ray Pease, Labor on door at Selectmen's office Price & Lee Co., Directory
4.50
14.00
Fred Phelps, Labor on Town Barn sewer and col- lecting scrap 27.20
Railway Express Co., express on ink
.40
2,250.00
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Geo. W. Robbins & Sons Co., lumber etc. for Ration- ing Board quarters & Selectmen's door
46.90
John Sajdak, labor collecting scrap & labor on sewer at Town Barn
19.38
R. H. Smith Mfg. Co., rubber stamps
1.27
L. C. Smith Typewriter Co., repairing typewriter
7.50
Springfield Newspapers, advertisements
22.57
Lawrence Tenezar, cleaning materials
.86
Thacker Craig Paper Co., paper towels
6.65
Theodore N. Waddell, Note Certification
2.00
Wright & Potter Printing Co., license blanks
5.14
$1,748.51
ELECTIONS
Election Officers
Giacomo Alberici (Constable)
7.00
Elizabeth C. Bacon
16.50
Ernest L. Bacon, (Constable)
3.50
Raymond H. Beach
12.00
Walter F. Berry
13.00
Marie A. Boylan
7.00
Frank N. Boden
3.50
Hattie E. G. Burbank
7.00
Ethel M. Bradway
7.50
Adelbert J. Brooks (Constable)
7.00
Mary Chapman
7.00
William L. Dempsey
6.50
Frank B. Dobek
10.50
Eileen Foy
4.00
Augustus F. Friend (Constable)
17.50
Hildegard Fitzgerald
6.00
Alfred A. Gustafson
6.00
Wanda Gurski
16.50
Mary Iwaskinski
7.00
Mary H. Lyons
3.50
Helen S. Laurino
10.50
William F. Logan
11.00
Mary L. Lynch
17.50
Harold J. Murphy
3.50
Ailene McGuill
10.50
Eleanor G. McCracken
10.50
Joseph B. Nalepa
12.00
Mary A. Prue
7.00
Marion G. Robinson
16.00
Mildred Rice
7.00
Mary S. Rodak
10.50
Louise M. Severyn
10.50
Lillian E. Thompson
11.50
John B. Tupper (Constable)
3.50
Walter F. Berry, Setting up booths etc.
1.50
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Jerry Donahue, Setting up booths etc.
1.50
Grange Hall, Rent (Town meeting; primaries; state election)
55.00
Harold Murphy, Setting up booths etc.
3.00
Everett Pickens, posting warrants
11.00
Palmer Register, Ballots, voting lists
105.00
Robinson Seal Co., election booklets
3.00
501.00
$2,249.51
Unexpended balance
.49
Aid To Agriculture
1942 Appropriation
$75.00
Balance carried over from 1941
37.88
$112.88
*Expended in 1942
78.63
Balance available for 1943
$34.25
HOME BUREAU LEADERS :- Mrs. Bert Gowell, Mrs. Howard Cutting, Mrs. Harold Howe, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. Lillian Thompson, Mrs. A. J. Brooks, Mrs. William Richmond, Mrs. Edw. Tidd and Mrs. Howe Newell $34.40
4-H CLUB LEADERS :- Mrs. Howe Newell, Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Mrs. Henry Baier, Mrs. Harley Rogers, Mrs. C. J. Enemark, Mrs. A. I. Mac- Donald, Mrs. Lee Rice, Jr., Dorothy Rice and Mrs. R. R. Riddle, Malcolm Johnson, Donald Benson, Mrs. G. Walker, and Mrs. C. Reid 44.23
Total Expended $78.63
Respectfully submitted, Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture L. B. BOSTON, Clerk
*Expenses incurred for carrying out the work as reported herewith by the following local citizens who served without pay as leaders in the var- ious projects and were paid directly to them by check from the County Treasurer's Office.
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Report of Board of Public Welfare
Appropriation
$7,000.00
Total number of cases aided
23
Total number of persons aided 45
Having a settlement in Wilbraham 31
Having a settlement elsewhere or unsettled 14
Wilbraham cases living elsewhere 10
Aid rendered Settlement in Wilbraham $3,772.41
Aid rendered Settlement elsewhere or to unsettled cases
1,408.35
General expenditures
12.21
$5,192.97
Expenditures in Wilbraham
Care
741.00
Cash
1,123.60
Clothing
19.92
Food
251.30
Fuel
.00
Medical aid
1,720.74
Miscellaneous
100.00
Rent
60.00
Not charged to individual persons
12.21
Miscellaneous Account:
Burial
$100.00
Not charged to individual persons:
Administrative expenses of Surplus Commodity
Division
$9.50
Springfield Cold Storage, storage of butter & lard
2.21
Wilbraham cases living elsewhere:
Holyoke
$114.50
Palmer
398.00
Springfield
441.70
Winchendon
210.00
$1,164.20
MONTHLY EXPENDITURES IN WILBRAHAM
Personal
Not Charged to individual
Accounts
Persons
January
144.40
.28
February
287.79
1.09
March
243.88
10.84
April
260.54
$4,028.77
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May
255.65
June
342.36
July
337.90
August
536.03
September
311.69
October
394.96
November
301.90
December
599.46
$4,016.56
$12.21
Total Expenditures in Wilbraham
Total Expenditures outside Wilbraham
1,164.20
$5,192.97
Chargeable to other cities, towns and Common- wealth for cases aided in Wilbraham and not settled in Wilbraham
$1,398.68
Net cost to Wilbraham
3,794.29
5,192.97
Total unexpended balance
1,807.03
Report of Bureau of Old Age Assistance
Appropriation
$12,000.00
Federal Grant
7,744.96
Total
19,744.96
Total number of cases aided during 1942 64
Number of cases residing in Wilbraham 54
Number of cases residing elsewhere 10
Number of cases aided in Wilbraham having a Wilbraham settlement 36
Number of cases aided in Wilbraham having no settlement or a settlement elsewhere 18
Total number of cases aided having a Wilbra- ham settlement 46
Aid rendered settlement in Wilbraham
$12,125.85
Aid rendered settlement elsewhere or having no settlement 6,124.77
Total expenditure
18,250.61
Federal Funds received during 1942
7,744.96
Expended from Town appropriation during 1942
10,505.65
Unexpended Balance (Town appropriation)
1,494.35
$4,028.77
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Received from Commonwealth for period of January
1, 1942 to June 30, 1942 $3,228.21
Received from Cities & Towns for period of January
1, 1942 to June 30, 1942 274.92
Due from Commonwealth for period of July 1, 1942 to December 31, 1942 3,512.66
Due from Cities & Towns for period of July 1, 1942 to December 31, 1942 354.90
Total 7,370.69
Expended from Town Appropriation during 1942 10,505.65
Less
7,370.69
Net Cost to Wilbraham for 1942 $3,134.96
(There is due from Federal Funds for November & December the amount of $1,301.10 which will be available for expenditure without appropriation in 1943).
Old Age Assistance Administration
Balance from 1941
$45.97
Federal Grants for 1942
258.10
$304.07
A. H. Bartlett Company, Warrants and bill heads
$6.50
Walter F. Berry, Janitor Service 7.00
Helen C. Boden, Part salary as Social Worker 233.06
Boston Council of Social Agencies, Social Service Index
8.00
Conklin Office Supply Company, office supplies
4.50
The Cote Press, forms
4.50
Hobbs & Warren, Blanks and forms
3.29
James B. Logan, Stamped envelopes
27.47
Wood Machine Composition Company, Financial aid blanks 9.75
$304.07 .00
Unexpended balance
Aid to Dependent Children
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Federal Grants
261.50
$1,261.50
Number of cases aided 3
Number of persons
5
Cash
859.00
Unexpended Balance
402.50
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AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN ADMINISTRATION
Balance from 1941
Federal Grants for 1942
$17.11 27.84
44.95
A. H. Bartlett Co., Warrants and bill heads $3.35
Conklin Office & School Supply Co., supplies
1 2.5
The Cote Press, forms
2.00
Hobbs & Warren, office supplies
1.06
James B. Logan, Stamped envelopes
35.29
Wood Composition Co., Financial aid blanks
2.00
Unexpended balance
44.95 .00
Board of Health Appropriation
$3,000.00
Giacomo Alberici, Services & rental of waste dis-
posal grounds
$150.00
County Treasurer of the County of Hampden, (Westfield State Sanatorium. - 5 cases)
1,662.00
H. Ochrymowicz Funeral Service, Funeral 100.00
10.00
Unexpended Balance
$1,078.00
State Aid
Appropriation
$100.00
Number of cases aided 2
$75.00
Unexpended Balance
25.00
Board of Selectmen-Soldiers Relief
Appropriation
$1,000.00
Number of cases aided
5
Number of persons aided
9
Cash
$614.50
Food
171.95
Medical
177.55
Fuel
7.28
Clothing
16.72
Rent
12.00
1,000.00
Unexpended Balance
.00
Cash
Marshall M. Menzies, M. D., Glasses
1,922.00
Appropriation
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Dental Clinic
Appropriation
$600.00
Dr. Irving P. Dinneen, Services
$550.00
Dentists & Surgeons Supplies Co., dental supplies
26.35
Jerry Donahue, Moving dental chair
5.00
581.35
Unexpended balance
$18.65
Clinic Appropriation
$600.00
Appropriation
William J. Devlin, M. D .- services
100.00
Mckesson & Robbins, Cod liver oil
4.50
Mrs. Russell Stage, Services as nutritionist
10.00
The Visiting Nurse Association
360.00
474.50
Unexpended balance
$125.50
Police Appropriation
$200.00
Giacomo Alberici
$3.50
Ernest L. Bacon
14.00
William L. Dempsey
3.50
Jerry Donahue
2.50
Augustus F. Friend
10.00
Harold H. McDonald
3.50
Everett P. Pickens
9.00
John B. Tuper
16.50
Clifford Trembley
2.50
Unexpended Balance
$135.00
Town Clerk's Appropriation Expense
$60.00
From Reserve
16.88
76.88
Jennie T. Abbott, reimbursement for postage, supplies, dues etc.
$20.10
A. H. Bartlett Co., Birth Certificates
3.25
Robinson Seal Co., Inc., record book & binding book
27.01
James B. Logan, envelopes
26.52
76.88
Unexpended balance
.00
Appropriation
65.00
Appropriation
58
Miscellaneous Highways
Labor
John Piscor 2.00
J. W. Rice 5.00
Ray Beane
1.00
Peter Boyer
10.00
Raymond Evans
15.00
Clifton Hamilton
4.00
William Hamilton
2.00
James Jaffrey 42.00
John Kowalczyk
47.00
Joseph Ladue
2.50
Antonio Massari 5.00
truck
Walter Clark, truck 74.00
Stephen Motus
32.00
William North
365.35
$168.50
Material
American Tar Company, tarite special
$12.72
B. & A. R. R., freight
4.68
Belcher Brothers, kerosene
3.03
A. J. Brooks, garage rent
20.00
Charles M. Calhoun, entry fee-Ludlow Road
3.00
Construction Service Corporation, sand
20.00
Faulkner Hardware Company, wire brushes
.50
The Cutler Company, cement and salt
23.45
A. L. Gruska, cement blocks and bricks
47.40
Wesley Holdridge, painting signs
7.50
Lloyd M. Hoover, registration plates
4.00
W. F. Logan, cletrac plates
2.00
Masonic Building Association, rent
60.00
Moulton Asphalt Service, asphalt emulsion
134.18
New England Concrete Pipe Corporation, sewer pipe
41.98
New York Central R. R., freight
2.06
Railway Express Agency, express
.81
Geo. W. Robbins & Sons Co., nails, lumber, paint, roof coating
9.80
Edward H. Rugg, reflector buttons
21.21
State Prison, signs and posts
89.00
Jeremiah Sullivan, sharpening tools
5.20
$512.52
Total Expenditure
$1,794.57
Balance
$905.43
Fred Phelps
367.20
John Sajdak
30.00
Thomas Wells 6.00
Peter Yamer 69.00
$1,113.55
Equipment
Edward Christianson, 47.50
Stanley Mazur
96.50
Jacob Masiewicz
12.00
John Piscor, truck 47.00
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Highways -- Chapter 81
Appropriations: Town
$6,750.00
State-Contract No. 3786, cash payment 650.00
Loan-In anticipation of Reimbursement from State
6,100.00
$13,500.00
Labor
R. P. Connors, team 20.00
John Piscor, truck 7.50
Town of Ludlow, roller
20.00
Santo D'Andrea
78.00
Clifton Hamilton
66.50
James Jaffrey
293.75
John Kowalczyk
176.00
Joseph Ladue
262.50
Antonia Massari
116.25
Stanley Mazur
655.25
Stephen Mitus
14.00
William North
853.95
John Sajdak
446.50
Peter Yamer
208.00
$4,805.80
Equipment
Edward Christianson
Gas shovel
70.00
Walter Clark, truck
1,014.00
$3,580.18
Total expenditure
$10,469.98
Balance
3,030.02
Fred Phelps
$1,084.60
Peter Boyer
550.50
Wilbraham, grader 114.00
Wilbraham, truck 838.50
$2,084.00
Material
American Tar Company Tarite and rotar $2,693 08
Construction Service
Corp., sand & gravel 150.00
Moulton Asphalt Service Asphalt Emulsion 473.75
N. E. Metal Culvert Co. Culverts 106.05
L. Suzio Trap Rock Co. Trap rock 157.30
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Construction -- Chapter 90 SPRINGFIELD STREET
Appropriations: Town Balance from 1941
$2,107.30
Labor
Equipment
Fred Phelps
$49.30
Peter Boyer
9.60
James Jaffrey 14.40
Joseph Ladue
30.00
Material
Stanley Mazur 30.00
William North
40.60
John Sajdak
34.80
L. Suzio Trap Rock Co. trap rock 34.92
$208.70
$127.20
Maintenance -- Chapter 90
Appropriations: Town
$700.00
Loan-In anticipation of reimbursement from State and County
1,400.00
Total Expenditure
$391.40
Unexpended balance
1,715.90
Labor
Moulton Asphalt Service Asphalt emulsion 343.27
Fred Phelps
$56.10
Peter Boyer
2.00
Clifton Hamilton
7.00
James Jaffrey
7.00
Joseph Ladue
30.20
Antonia Massari
4.00
gas shovel
80.00
Stanley Mazur
37.40
Walter Clark, truck
126.00
William North
46.20
John Piscor, truck
6.00
John Sajdak
27,80
Town of Wilbraham,
truck 49.50
$217 70
Material
$261.50
Construction Service
32.00
Corporation, gravel
Total Expenditure
$854.47
Balance
1,245.53
Respectfully submitted, FRED C. PHELPS Superintendent of Streets
$375.27
Equipment
Edward Christianson
Walter Clark 12.00
Town of Wilbraham,
truck 43.50
American Tar Co., tarine 92.28
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Road Machinery Appropriation
$1,000.00
Belcher Brothers, Gasoline
$3.65
Adelbert J. Brooks, Gasoline
8.70
Andrew Chriscola, Used Fordson axels 2.00
5.00
The Cutler Company, Scythes & Swath
7.25
E. F. Edson Co., Cutting edges etc. 31.05
Gebeau's Garage, Gasoline, oil, repair parts and labor
360.18
Warren D. Sampson Co., Shovels, Sand spreader, and cutting edge for grader 304.35
Tractor & Implement Sales Inc., Repair parts for tractor, repair magneto etc. 167.02
889.20
Balance
110.80
Street Lights Appropriation
Appropriation
$2,900.00
Central Massachusetts Electric Company
$2,748.33
Unexpended Balance
151.67
Street Signs (Article 13)
Appropriation $200.00
State Prison
$199.54
199.54
House Numbers (Article 14)
Appropriation
$150.00
A. H. Bartlett, Notice cards & envelopes $9.35
Henry I. Edson, Services re Street Numbering 80.00
Mildred H. Jones, Typing, binder & paper
20.95
Michael C. Smith, Reimbursement for postage purchased from cash
2.70
Hattie E. G. Burbank, Clerical work
3.75
Unexpended Balance
33.25
Precinct "C" (Article 27)
Appropriation
$75.00
Transferred from Reserve
57.32
Mass. Reformatory, Booths
$131.22
Robinson Seal Co., Indexes
1.10
$132.23
Unexpended Balance
.00
$116.75
132.32
Appropriation
Edward Christianson, Repairing snow plow
62
Forest Warden's Appropriation
Appropriation
$300.00
Fighting fires
Clifton King
4.50
Norman Babineau
.50
George King
2.00
Lewis Banta
6.00
Edward
3.00
Lewis Banta Jr.
2.00
Donald Manning
3.00
Ray Beane
2.00
Pat Manning
9.00
Ray Beane Jr.
3.50
Harold Murphy
10.50
Richard Beane
.50
Herbert Murphy
.50
Ralph Bennett
5.50
E. Ray Pease
.50
Jack Brackinisky
4.50
Harold Porter
2.50
William Brackinisky
7.00
Harold Swetland
.50
Harold Brown
1.50
Clifford Trembley
.50
John Campsie
3.00
Bernard Tupper
9.00
Arthur Dibble
1.00
John Tupper
4.00
Jerry Donahue
62.50
Ralph Tupper
10.50
Horace Greendale
1.00
William Tupper
6.00
Ernest Hayn
2.00
John Wahlberg
1.00
Carl Heiden
3.50
Harry White
.50
George Herter
3.00
Charles Vinton
.50
Wesley Holdridge
.50
Wilbur Jenkins
.50
179.25
Walter Kapchi
1.25
· Unexpended Balance
$120.75
Committee on Public Safety Civilian Defense
$1,000.00
Mrs. Emma Bower, Services re air raid telephone
$180.00
A. H. Bartlett Co., Report center sheets
4.90
The Chandler Co., Badges
37.27
Wesley G. Chapman, Reimbursement for Air raid warden's note books, printing, postage etc.
30.26
Dentists & Surgeons Supply Co., Medical supplies for first aid 199.02
The Dura Products Co., Arms Bands
17.25
Jerry Donahue, Janitor Service at Town Barn
60.00
Edwards Printing Co., Envelopes
4.00
Franconia Press, War Rationing slips
7.33
Hartwell Brothers, Night sticks 14.10
Hampden Electric Supply Co., Safety switches, etc.
22.11
Mrs. Letty Keyes, Services re air raid telephone
65.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. Telephone
65.68
New York Central Railroad Co., Express on night sticks 1.56
Appropriation
63
National Blank Book Co., Bomb circulars
12.63
G. B. Owens, Repairs to Town Barn chimney 60.07
Ralph S. Stedman, Reimbursement for rental of films, express on arm bands
7.30
John B. Tupper, Reimbursement for whistles
3.00
The Watertown Mfg. Co., Police whistles
12.55
Walter H. Clark, Coal
29.20
Total Expenditures
$833.23
Unexpended Balance
166.77
Report of Building Inspector
Appropriation
$10.00
A. H. Bartlett Co., building permit
4.05
Unexpended Balance
5.95
New Bicycle Law (Article 25)
Appropriation
$50.00
Dept. of Public Safety, forms
$1.50
Railway Ex Agency, express
.54
State Prison, bicycle plates
19.61
Unexpended Balance
28.35
Safety Committee Appropriation
(FOR PROTECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN)
$600.00
Giacomo Alberici
special traffic officer
$200.00
Lewis Banta,
10.00
Adelbert J. Brooks
1.00
Jerry Donahue
66 .€
200.00
Augustus F. Friend
170.00
James Jaffray
9.00
James B. Logan
66
10.00
Unexpended Balance
.00
SAFETY COMMITTEE EXPENSE
Appropriation
$50.00
Walter F. Berry, Expense to meetings
$8.00
Hampden County Safety Council, dues
25.00
33.00
Unexpended Balance
17.00
Appropriation
$21.65
$600.00
64
Gypsy Moth Appropriation
Appropriation
$500.00
Labor
James Jaffray
130.63
Fred Meher
150.63
E. Ray Pease
92.30
373.56
Materials
Morrissey Brothers, Creosote & jug
1.60
Northern Tree Expert Co. Spraying trees
25.00
26.60
Unexpended balance
99.84
Care of Parks
Appropriation
$250.00
The Cutler Co. Lime & fertilizer
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