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ANNUAL REPORTS
For the Year Ending December 31, 1946
TOWN OF RINDGE
New Hampshire
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TOWN OFFICERS
Moderator HAROLD H. RICE
Town Clerk ROLAND C. GODDARD
Town Treasurer ROLAND C. GODDARD
Selectmen and Assessors
WILLIAM S. CLEAVES SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD DOUGLAS B. COATES
Tax Collector FLORENCE E. STEBBINS
Overseer of Poor FLORENCE E. STEBBINS
Supervisors of the Check List
RALPH E. HALE
FREDABELLE H. FLAGG ARTHUR H. WETHERBEE Auditors
WALLACE B. COATES, JR. RUSSELL E. WHITE
Fire Wardens
RALPH E. HALĘ JOHN B. CROSBY, SR. CHARLES L. BALDWIN
Health Officer JOHN B. CROSBY, JR.
Electric Light Commissioners WILLIAM S. CLEAVES SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD DOUGLAS B. COATES
Librarian ALICE L. MORGAN
Highway Agent GEORGE C. TODD
Prosecuting Agent GEORGE H. FRENCH
Constable and Chief of Police JOHN B. CROSBY, JR.
Special Police Officers
ERNEST 'L. GOODALL
SIDNEY R. FLAGG (resigned)
MILAN E. ROBBINS (resigned)
HAROLD E. SAVAGE
JOHN B. RICE
RICHARD T. RICE
EDGAR L. DOLLOFF
Library Trustees
HARRIS H. RICE
MARY E. SHEPHERD
HARRY E. SHERWIN
Trustees of Trust Funds
FLORENCE G. WHIPPIE
HARRIS H. RICE
ALICE L. MORGAN
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TOWN WARRANT
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Rindge in the County of Cheshire in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at Town Hall in said Rindge on Tuesday, the eleventh day of March, next at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.
3. To hear and act upon the reports of the Selectmen, Overseer of the Poor, Town Treasurer, Town Clerk, and reports of all Agents, Committees, and Officers heretofore chosen, and act in any way relating thereto.
4. To see if the Town will allow the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.
5. To see what method the Town will adopt to collect taxes.
6. To see if the Town will vote to construct an electric power and light line extending off the main line beginning at foot of hill north of the late Mary L. Ware farm on lake road, thence north to U. S. route 202, thence along said route to residence of Pearly Kennedy, a distance of one mile.
7. To see if the Town will vote to have the street lights remain lighted throughout the night, or take any other action relating thereto.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise Town Officers' salaries.
9. To see if the Town will vote to rescind Articles 1, 2 and 3 of the Special Town Meeting held July 16th of last year.
10. To see if the Town will vote to close the road which runs off route 202 and past the Town Hall to route 119, or take any other action relating thereto.
11. To see if the Town will vote to relinquish all claims to the well on the property of Earl Whitehead in West Rindge, or take any other action relating thereto.
Article 12
To see if the Town will vote to amend Article I by striking out Section I and inserting the following sections, or take any other action thereon:
Section I. The entire Town of Rindge, New Hampshire, is hereby divided into three classes of Districts as shown on the "Zoning Map of the Town of Rindge, New Hampshire, prepared under the direction of the
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Planning Board, February 19th, 1947," which map, together with all the boundary lines and designations thereon, is hereby declared to be a part of this by-law.
The three districts are respectively :
1. Residential Districts (shown on said map as white, or the natural color of the paper.)
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2. Business Districts (shown on the map as a shade of blue) in West Rindge, from a point at the junction of Route No. 202 and Church Road extending along said Church Road to the Cleaves-Winship boundary, thence northeast to the northeast boundary or to the Marcus Cleaves-Arthur Knight property, and thence southeast along said Cleaves-Knight boundary line to Route No. 202, and thence along Route No. 202 to the starting point.
Starting at the Route No. 202 and the B. & M. R.R Crossing and extending southeasterly along Route No. 202 to a depth of 200 feet to the Raymond Stannard Boundary line.
In Rindge Center, from the so-called transformer house on Route No. 202 extending along the southwest side of said Route No. 202 to a depth of 200 feet to the southerly boundary of the property owned by Ralph Hoyt but excluding the land known as the "Common."
In East Rindge, starting at the northwest boundary of the so-called "Chapel" and extending along the southwest side of Main Street to a depth of 200 feet, to the northwest boundary of property now owned by Everett Blair.
3. Industrial Districts (shown on the map as a shade of red). The Industrial District boundary lines shall be as follows:
A. In West Rindge, from a point 500 feet South of the Boston and Maine Railroad Crossing at Route No. 202, extending along both sides of the B. & M. Railroad right of way to a point 1,000 feet northeast of Wetmore Crossing. This area shall be 700 feet wide or 350 feet from the center of the right of way on either side.
B. In Rindge Center; from a point 500 feet northwest of the junction of Route No. 202 and the so-called "North Road near the residence of Mrs. Mattie Wyman Pratt extending along either side of said North Road to a depth of 200 feet, thence to a point 500 feet southeast of the Four Corners on so-called Payson Hill.
Starting at a point 500 feet northwest of the aforesaid Four Corners on the aforesaid North Road and extending along said North Road to a depth of 200 feet on either side of the road to a point 500 feet East of the junction of said North Road and Route No. 202.
C. In East Rindge, from a point 500 feet northwest of the bridge located on North Street extending along Perry Farm Road to a depth of 500 feet on either side of the road, to a point 500 feet from the so-called Perry Corner.
Section II. A. This map shall be the official map of Rindge. B. A
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certificate, signed by the Town Clerk, giving notice that the Town of Rindge has established an official map as of this date, be forthwith filed with the Register of Deeds of Cheshire County in accordance with Chapter 53, Section 17, of the Revised Laws of 1942 together with a certified copy of the map.
Section III. The residential district shall be a district of residences, except that established businesses may remain in their present locations, or may relocate within said District in locations approved by the Selectmen ; and new business may be allowed to locate on land in said District only after having appealed to and received from the Selectmen written approval of the establishment of such business. Such business, however, shall be of a nature which is not detrimental to the general welfare, nor contrary to the general intent and purpose of this ordinance which is to promote the health, safety, prosperity and general welfare of the Town of Rindge, and to preserve it's charm as an unspoiled New England Village of Colonial origin.
Section IV. The Business District shall be the District permitting retail business, stores, shops, light manufacturing, public garage, restaurant, office, public stable, hotel, Inn, theatre, bank, public or semi-public building, provided that no such business shall be permitted which would be injurious, obnoxious or offensive to a neighborhood by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, cinders, odor, gas, fumes, dust, chemicals, or other objectionable feature; or would be dangerous to a neighborhood through fire, explosion or any other cause.
Section V. In the Industrial District, buildings, structures and premises may be constructed, altered and used for :
A. Any purpose or accessory use which is authorized in the Residential or Business Districts, without requiring any permission of the Selectmen unless such permission is required under the provisions of some other by- law or otherwise required by law:
B. Any industry, trade, light manufacturing, commercial or other this section or by any law or by any
purpose not otherwise prohibited by by-law of the Town.
But no building, structure, or premises shall be constructed, altered or used for any use which would be injurious, obnoxious, or offensive to a neighborhood, by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, cinders, odor, gas, fumes, dust, chemicals, or other objectionable features, or dangerous to a neighborhood through fire, explosion, or for any other cause.
Article 13
To see if the Town will vote to amend Article III of the Zoning Ordin- ance by striking out Section III thereof and inserting in place thereof the following :
That no outdoor advertising signs shall be permitted except the following: Town, State and Federal Highway directional and regulatory signs, those relating to the sale or lease of the premises, the profession or
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home occupation of the occupant, property restriction signs, identification signs for residences, the sale of goods or products sold on the premises, except that in such cases no sign or group of signs shall exceed twenty-five square feet in area, or take any other action thereon.
Article 14
To see if the Town will vote to amend Article III of the Zoning Ordinance by striking out Section IV thereof and inserting in place thereof the following :
That no Over-night camps, portable houses, trailers or lumber camps, or other portable structures to be used for living purposes, temporary or otherwise, shall be erected, constructed, re-constructed, altered or repaired, except after public hearing, and for such period of time as may be set forth by the Selectmen, or take any other action thereon.
Article 15
To see if the Town will vote to amend Article III by adding the following section: No place for the sale or storage of gasoline, oil and/or automobile supplies may be operated without permit in writing from the Selectmen who shall issue such permit only after holding a public hearing within 15 days of the receipt of the application for such permit and their decision shall be made known to the applicant within 10 days after such hearing. Notice of such hearing shall be sent by registered mail to property owners of property within 500 feet of the site to be so used and notice shall be published in a newspaper having a reasonable circulation in Rindge 15 days prior to the hearing; or take any other action thereon.
Article 16
To see if the Town will vote authority to the Planning Board, it's. members, officers and employees, in the performance of their functions, to enter upon any land and make such examinations and surveys as are reasonably necessary, and place and maintain necessary monuments and marks thereon, in accordance with Chapter 53, Section 13, Revised Laws of 1942, or take any other action thereon.
Article 17
To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Planning Board to make or cause to be made, from time to time, surveys for the exact locating of the lines of new, extended, widened or narrowed roads in Rindge, to make and certify to the residents of Rindge at regular or special Town Meeting, when completed, a plat of the area thus surveyed on which are indicated the locations of the lines recommended by the Planning Board as the planned or mapped lines of future streets and/or roads, street and/or road extensions, street and/or road widenings or street and/or road narrow- ings, in accordance with Chapter 53, Section 16, Revised Laws of 1942, or take any other action thereon.
Article 18
To see if the Town will vote to authorize and empower the Planning
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Board to approve or disapprove, in it's discretion, plats showing new streets and/or roads, or the widening thereof, or parks, and that the Town Clerk shall forthwith certify to the Register of Deeds of Cheshire County this authorization in accordance with Chapter 53, Section 19 of the Revised Laws of 1942, or take any other action thereon.
Article 19
To see if the Town will vote to add the following Article to the Zoning Ordinances for the Town of Rindge:
The invalidity of any provision of this ordinance shall not affect the validity of any other provision.
Article 20
To see if the Town will vote to elect the Constables of the Town as provided for in the Public Laws, State of New Hampshire for the election of Town Officers, to rescind any vote, action, or method previously voted for the appointment of Town Constables, or act in any way relating thereto.
Article 21
To see if the Town will vote to divert all north-bound traffic on Church road in West Rindge around the Common to the left of the watering trough, or act in any way relating thereto.
Article 22
To transact any other business which should properly come before this meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this twenty-fourth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-seven.
WILLIAM S. CLEAVES, SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD, DOUGLAS B. COATES,
Selectmen of Rindge.
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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF RINDGE
Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the Ensuing Year January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947
Compared with Actual Revenue and Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946
SOURCES OF REVENUE
SOURCES OF REVENUE
Previous
Ensuing
Year 1946
Year 1947
From State:
Interest and Dividends Tax
$606.74
$600.00
Railroad Tax
175.45
180.00
Savings Bank Tax
132.31
130.00
Reimbursement a/c State and Federal forest lands
99.69
100.00
For Fighting Forest Fires
24.10
From Local Sources Except Taxes :
Business Licenses and Permits
9.00
60.00
Interest Received on Taxes and Deposits
117.36
120.00
Plowing Driveways
72.00
75.00
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees
814.05
800.00
Property Taxes :
(a) Poll Taxes-Regular at $2.00
426.00
430.00
(b) National Bank Stock Taxes
25.00
25.00
Total Revenues from all Sources except Property Taxes
$2,501.70
$2,520.00
Amount to be Raised by Property Taxes
$43,986.21
Total Revenues
$46,506.21
Actual Revenue
Estimated
Revenue
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PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES
PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES
Actual Expenditures Previous Year 1946
Estimated Expenditures Ensuing Year 1947
Current Maintenance Expenses :
General Government:
Town Officers' Salaries
$1,150.44
$1,500.00
Town Officers' Expenses
1,282.13
1,200.00
Election and Registration Expenses
196.20
75.00
Expenses Town Hall and Other Town
Buildings
127.88
350.00
Protection of Persons and Property :
Police Department
501.64
600.00
Fire Department
1,158.24
1,000.00
Health:
Health Department
38.48
50.00
Vital Statistics
12.95
15.00
Highways and Bridges:
Town Maintenance: Summer
5,515.97
4,500.00
Town Maintenance Winter
4,632.75
4,000.00
Street Lighting
1,000.00
1,000.00
General Expenses of Highway Department
166.15
300.00
Town Road Aid
903.91
907.78
Oil and Solvay
2,207.50
2,000.00
Brush Cutting Libraries
361.17
400.00
500.00
800.00
Public Welfare:
Town Poor
1,250.00
1,200.00
Patriotic Purposes:
Memorial Day and Veterans' Associations
190.30
200.00
Recreation :
Parks and Playgrounds, incl. band concerts
225.02
200.00
Cemeteries
333.95
500.00
Markets and Public Scales
10.00
15.00
Unclassified :
Planning Board
51.00
200.00
Damages and Legal Expenses
154.40
20.00
Advertising and Regional Associations
108.00
113.00
Interest :
On Long Term Notes
106.00
6.00
Payments to other Governmental Divisions:
2,019.43
2,019.43
Payments to School Districts
13,000.00
23,335.00
Total Expenditures
$37,203.51
$46,506.21
County Taxes
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SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION OF THE TOWN OF RINDGE, 1946
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
VALUATION
Lands and Buildings
$1,017,880.00
Electric Plants
67,500.00
Horses
36
3,545.00
Cows
206
19,080.00
Other Neat Stock
7
520.00
Sheep and Goats
12
120.00
Hogs
6
150.00
Fowls
4040
5,046.95
Boats and Launches
1
200.00
Wood, Lumber, etc.
1,200.00
Gasoline Pumps and Tanks
8
735.00
Stock in Trade
、6,200.00
Mills and Machinery
8,400.00
(Exclusive of Soldiers' Exemptions and Exemptions to Blind) TOTAL VALUATION
$1,130,576.95
Poll Taxes-307 at $2.00
614.00
National Bank Stock Taxes
25.00
Total Amount of Taxes to be Committed to Collector including Town and Precinct Taxes, Poll Taxes and National Bank Stock Taxes
$1,131,215.95
Amount of Property Valuation Exempted to Soldiers
$15,850.00
Number of Inventories sent out - 340
. Number of Inventories returned - 150
This is to certify that the information contained in this report was taken from official records and is complete to the best of our knowledge' and belief.
WILLIAM S. CLEAVES, SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD, DOUGLAS B. COATES Selectmen of Rindge.
We, the selectmen and assessors of Rindge, do swear that, in the foregoing taxes we have appraised all taxable property at its true value, as we would appraise the same in payment of a just debt, from an insolvent debtor, according to our best knowledge and belief, so help us God.
WILLIAM S. CLEAVES, SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD, DOUGLAS B. COATES, Selectmen of Rindge.
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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
CHESHIRE, SS.
This 17th day of July 1946, personally appeared William S. Cleaves, Sidney B. Fitzgerald and Douglas B. Coates and took and subscribed to the oath before me.
ROLAND C. GODDARD, Justice of the Peace.
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STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED, 1946
Appropriations:
Town Officers Salaries
$1,300.00
Town Officers Expenses
1,200.00
Election and Registration Expenses
200.00
Town Hall and Buildings
300.00
Police Department
500.00
Fire Department
1,200.00
Blister Rust - Moth Extermination
400.00
Health Department
50.00
Vital Statistics
15.00
Town Road Aid
903.91
Town Maintenance - Summer
4,500.00
Winter
3,000.00
Brush Cutting
400.00
Oil and Solvay
3,000.00
Street Lighting
General Expenses of Highway Department
450.00
Libraries
500.00
Planning Board
200.00
Town Poor
1,200.00
Memorial Day
125.00
Parks and Playgrounds Inc., Band Concerts
450.00
($250.00 of this sum to be used for Moth Control)
Cemeteries
400.00
Public Scales
15.00
Damages and Legal Expense
20.00
Advertising and Regional Associations
108.00
Interest Long Term Notes
56.00
Repainting Board of Trade Signs
75.00
County Tax
2,019.43
School Tax
13,817.00
Total Town and School Appropriations
$37,404.34
Less: Estimated Revenues and Credits :
Interest and Dividend Tax
571.00
Railroad Tax
180.00
Savings Bank Tax
150.00
Reimbursement a/c State and Federal Lands
150.00
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees
500.00
Business Licenses and Permits
20.00
Interest Received on Taxes
150.00
Plowing Driveways
40.00
1,000.00
($250.00 to be used for Moth Control)
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Total Revenues and Credits
1,761.00
35,643.34
Plus Overlay Net Amount to be raised by Taxation
36,252.14
614.00
Less: Poll Taxes at $2.00 National Bank Stock Taxes
25.00
$639.00
Amount to be raised by property taxes on which tax rate is to be figured
$35,613.14
Taxes to be Committed to Collector : Property Taxes
$35,613.14
Poll Taxes, 307 at $2.00
614.00
National Bank Stock Taxes
25.00
Total Taxes to be committed
36,252.14
Tax rate $31.50 per thousand.
608.80
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1946
Appropri- ation
Expend- itures
Unex- pended
Over- draft
Town Officers' Salaries
$1,300.00
$1,150.44
$149.56
Town Officers' Expenses
1,200.00
1,282.13
$82.13
Election and Registration
200.00
196.20
3.80
Expenses of Town Hall and
other Buildings
300.00
127.98
172.02
Police Department
500.00
501.64
1.64
Fire Department
1,200.00
1,158.24
41.76
White Pine Blister Rust
400.00
400.00
Health Department
50.00
38.48
11.52
Vital Statistics
15.00
12.95
2.05
Town Maintenance:
Summer
4,500.00
5,515.97
1,015.97
Winter
3,000.00
4,632.75
1,632.75
Brush Cutting
400.00
361.17
38.83
Town Road Aid
903.91
903.91
Oil and Solvay
3,000.00
2,207.50
792.50
General Expenses of the
Highway Department
including $250.00 for
spraying trees
450.00
166.15
283.85
Street Lighting
1,000.00
1,000.00
Libraries
500.00
500.00
Town Poor
1,200.00
1,250.00
50.00
Memorial Day and Veteran's Associations
125.00
190.30
65.30
Parks and Playgrounds in- cluding $250.00 for
spraying trees
450.00
225.02
224.98
Cemeteries
400.00
154.95
245.05
Markets and Public Scales
15.00
10.00
5.00
Damages and Legal Expenses
20.00
154.40
134.40
Monadnock Region Assn.
108.00
108.00
Interest on long term notes
56.00
106.00
50.00
County Taxes
2,023.73
2,019.43
4.30
Planning Board
200.00
51.00
149.00
For Painting Board of Trade Signs
75.00
· 75.00
$23,591.64 $24,024.61
$2,599.22 $3,032.19
Highways and Bridges:
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SCHEDULE OF
TOWN PROPERTY
DESCRIPTION
VALUE
1. Town Hall, lands and buildings Furniture and equipment
$6,000.00
3,000.00
2. Libraries, lands and buildings Furniture and equipment
10,000.00
3. Police Department, lands and buildings
200.00
4. Fire Department, lands and buildings Equipment
3,000.00
1,500.00
6. Parks, commons and playgrounds
2,000.00
8. Electric light plant
74,045.94
6,600.00
9. Schools, lands and buildings Equipment
1,100.00
11. All lands and buildings acquired through Tax Collector's deeds
1,000.00
Total
$113,645.94
200.00
5. Highway Department, lands and buildings Equipment
5,000.00
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
Issued Licenses on 55 male dogs
$110.00
Issued Licenses on 20 spayed dogs
40.00
Issued Licenses on 15 female dogs
75.00
$225.00
Town Clerk's Fees at 20 cents per dog
18.00
$207.00
Received for :
Nomination fees
$9.00
1 History of Rindge
4.00
1 Dance permit
5.00
4 Sunday permits
4.00
Plowing driveways
72.00
Automobile permits
814.05
$908.05
$1,115.05
Paid Town Treasurer
$1,115.05
Respectfully submitted,
ROLAND C. GODDARD, Town Clerk.
We have examined the above report and find same correct and properly vouched.
WALLACE B. COATES, JR. RUSSELL E. WHITE, Auditors.
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REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR Levy of 1946 Dr.
Commited to Collector :
Property Taxes
$35,613.66
Poll taxes, regular at$2.00
614.00
National Bank Stock Total Warrant
25.00
$36,252.66
Added Taxes:
Property taxes Poll taxes, regular at $2.00
32.00
Interest collected Total Debits
$36,295.56
Cr.
Remittances to Treasurer :
Property taxes
$28,821.53
Poll taxes, regular at $2.00
426.00
National Bank stock taxes Interest collected
1.45
Discount allowed Abatements
381.65
Uncollected Taxes as per Collector's List:
Property taxes
6,036.50
Poll taxes, regular at $2.00 Total Credits
$36,295.56
Collected on taxes due from 1945
$4,554.20
Abated on taxes due from 1945 Uncollected
79.40
Interest collected and paid treasurer
115.91
Collected, not listed and paid Treasurer
25.00
1944 taxes collected and paid Treasurer Abated
20.00
Uncollected
29.28
$156.08
1943 taxes collected and paid Treasurer Abated
2.00
Uncollected
32.88
1942 taxes collected and paid Treasurer Abated
$8.00
4.00
Uncollected
11.04
$23.04
$9.45
1.45
25.00
415.43
188.00
54.00
$4,687.60
$106.80
55.60
$90.48
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1941 taxes collected and paid Treasurer Abated
$6.00 3.47
$9.47
Redeemed taxes collected and paid Treasurer $69.87
Interest collected and paid Treasurer 3.70
Respectfully submitted,
FLORENCE E. STEBBINS, Tax Collector.
We have examined the above account and find same correctly cast and well vouched.
WALLACE B. COATES, JR. RUSSELL E. WHITE Auditors.
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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Cash on hand, January 1, 1946
$7,808.01
Receipts
State Treasurer
Railroad Tax
$ 175.45
Savings Bank Tax
132.31
Interest and dividend tax
606.74
Bounties on hedgehogs
55.00
Forest fires
24.10
Duncan Act, Class 5 roads
221.00
Loss of Taxes
99.69
$1,314.29
Selectmen :
Pistol permits
$12.50
Sale of steel rims
10.00
Forest fire pump
6 00
$28.50
Tax Collector :
Taxes redeemed
$69.87
Interest on Taxes redeemed
3.70
Taxes collected for 1941
6.00
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Taxes collected for 1942
8.00
Taxes collected for 1943
55.60
Taxes collected for 1944
106.80
Taxes collected for 1945
4,579.20
Interest on Taxes for 1945
115.91
Taxes collected for 1946
29,272.53
Interest on Taxes for 1946
1.45
$34,219.06
Town Clerk:
Nomination fees
9.00
One History of Rindge
4.00
Dance permit
5.00
Sunday permits
4.00
Dog licenses
207.00
Automobile permits
814.05
Plowing driveways
72.00
$1,115.05
$179.00
Trustees of Trust Funds, cemetery work Fred J. Leighton Estate, partial re-imbursement
84.07
8.25
Herbert C. Crowell, weighing fees George C. Todd, truck hire
89.50
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Electric Light Dept., loan
8,000.00
Electric Light Dept., additional cost of truck
310.80
Marcus M. Cleaves, plowing snów 9.00
40.50
Dr. A. G. Pelletier, road tar and labor
44.00
Paul Helmrich, road tar and labor Donald Hale, road tar and labor Douglas Sloane, road tar and labor
6.00
27.07
Harold Savage, road tar and labor Howard Burt, road tar and labor
52.62
Edward Brummer, road tar and labor
40.00
Seth Cleaves, road tar and labor George L. Morris, road tar and labor Konsta Penttila, road tar and labor Jennie Stearns, road tar and labor
18.00
14.62
Donald Webber, road tar and labor
48.00
Mrs. Floribel White, solvay
9.00
Mrs. Grace Richards, solvay
4.50
Cambridge Boy Scouts, solvay
9.00
Charles A. Todd, forest fire
550.00
Total receipts
$54,103.71
Disbursements
$45,948.16
Cash in Treasury, December 31, 1946
8,155.55
$54,103.71
ROLAND C. GODDARD,
Treasurer
We have examined above report and find same correct and well vouched.
WALLACE B. COATES, JR., RUSSELL E. WHITE, Auditors
19.00
25.87
30.00
Orders drawn by Selectmen
23
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
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