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Home My Public Portal AboutAnnual Reports 1946ANNUAL REPORTS TOWN OF MASSACHUSETTS 1946 s Annual Reports of the Town Officers of Orleans FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1946 Printed by THE MEMORIAL PRESS Plymouth; Mass. -3- TOWN OFFICERS Moderator Richard Sparrow Snow Term expires February, 1947 Selectmen and Assessors James Dickie Term expires February, 1947 LeRoy A. Nickerson, Chmn. Term expires February, 1948 Arthur R. Finlay, Clerk Term expires February, 1949 Board of Health James Dickie Term expires February, 1947 LeRoy A. Nickerson Term expires February, 1948 Arthur R. Finlay, Chairman Term expires February, 1949 Board of Public Welfare James Dickie, Chairman Term expires February, 1947 LeRoy A. Nickerson Term expires February, 1948 Arthur R. Finlay Term expires February, 1949 School Committee Abbie F. Mitchell Term expires February, 1947 Franklin S. Murry, Chmn. Term expires February, 1948 Carlton W. Smith Term expires February, 1949 Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes Abbie F. Mitchell Term expires February, 1947 Trustees Snow Library Florence H. Smith Term expires February, 1947 Ora W. P. Cole Harry H. Snow Term expires February, 1948 Term expires February, 1949 Constables Robley E. Fulcher Term expires February, 1947 Henry A. Perry Term expires February, 1947 ., a t r•, .. Norman C Surveyor of Highways I Hopkins Term expires February, 1947 Emile A. 011ivier Tree warden Term expires February, 1948 Arthur J Youn Park Commissioners George D fowl Chairman Term expires February, 1947 Rudolph N, lyI Hops Term expires February, 1948 Term expires February, 1949 APPOINTED OFFICERS Adelbe Registrars of Voters Ralph T A• Childs Terni Rogers„ Chairman Term expires February, 1949 Eleanor S. Blake General Office Clerk Term expires February, 1947 Weigher oWei Weights and Measures Charles Measurer op Beef, Grain and Ha F• Moore Food and Bark y Field Term expires February, 1947 Charles p Dr, Elmer L. Taylo man and Pound Keepers Term expires February, 1947 pires February, 19 4 Elmgi L E. Eldred Fence Viewers Tl1epdore Aayl°og e Term expires February, 1947 erm T expires February, 1947 A p expires February, 1g47 Fred L 112oor* , (Rllet r d)lth Officer Hen YyA'White, Board s of Public Welfare a Rare and Health expires February, 19471 -5— Milk and Sanitary Inspector - George F. Crocker, Marstons Mills Term expires February, 1947 Alton L. Robbins, Ass't (Resigned 7/48) Term expires February, 1947 - Ernest C. Eldredge, Jr. (Appointed 8/46) Term expires February, 1947 nA Burial Agent `Herbert D. Nickerson Term expires February, 1947 toe Inspector of wires and Janitor of Town Hall Charles O. Thompson Term expires February, 1947 n Accounting Officer ' Elmer C. Smith Term expires February, 1947 Superintendent of Moth work - Emile A. 011ivier Term expires February, 1948 Caretaker of "Perpetual Care" Lots Harold L. Arnold Term expires March 31, 1947 n Inspector of Slaughtering and Inspector of Animals LeRoy F. Richardson Term expires March 31,1947 Forest warden Henry A. Perry Dog Officer yRobley( E1. //F\ulc`her l Fire Engineers George D. Knowles, Judah N. Eldredge Chief Term expires April, 1947 Term Lloyd R. Ellis expires April, 1947 Term expires April, 1947 E. Carlton Long Irving A. Higgins Term expires April, 1947 Term expires April, 1947 Henry W Hurley Charles S. Wilcox Term expires April, 1947 Term expires April, 1947 Dog Officer yRobley( E1. //F\ulc`her l Harbor Master Charles R. Richardson Term expires February, 1947 Elmer Shellfish Constable R. Darling Term expires February, 1947 -Cl arence Chief of Police L. Vanasse Term expires February, 1947 LeRoy A, ttpecial Police Nickerso Charles Q. Thompson Robley E. Fulcher (Ragnd ) William F Estlin Bertram W. Clapp �'anklin S• Murry Ralph A' CGoorhamY Pa W Chen y Leon s.* Sose H Maurice D. Bessom e ward C. Blake Samuel FPerry High School eland Rudolph N. Carlton G. Kn wles s Park Commsision Arthur J. Young George D. Knowles Clifford R. Rohberg, Jr. Alberto W. Williams Fred N. Chase American Legion Charles S. Wilcox Henry W Hurley AdelberRt A. Childs Everett I. Young Charles E. Connors Manuel B. Santos, Theatre Harold L. Arnold, Cemetery Town Leslie W. Chase George weighers of Coal, Grain and Fredge A Ross ' Hay FOsterr Taylor Harry g' Hurley Warren pSD h e 1A1 ya F Nfcke on El G, Cheern er Herbert H. Burr Irving A. Higgins H• Willard Watkins Raymond E. Newton George Murdoch - Whiting John Crozier Frank Gallant Julian Atwood -7- Caretaker of Herring Brook -Edward H. Higgins Term expires February, 1947 Caretaker of Town Dump Herbert W. Smith (deceased) - Leslie W. Chase (appointed to fill unexpired term) Term expires February, 1947 `<< Deputy Tax Collector Henry A. Perry Term expires February, 1947 n� Town Nurse Laura D. Knowles, R.N. Term expires February, 1947 Finance Committee Reuben S. Hopkins Hedley C. Nickerson Charles F. Richardson Millard H. Tibbetts, Sec'y Edward C. Blake Edgar H. Upham Harold W. Nickerson John D. Anthony Elnathan E. Eldredge, Chmn. Term expires February, 1947 Term expires February, 1947 Term expires February, 1947 Term expires February, 1948 Term expires February, 1948 Term expires February, 1948 Term expires February, 1949 Term expires February, 1949 Term expires February, 1949 -3- ASSESSORS' REPORT AND COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Real Estate Assessed Personal 1945 E state Assessed Total Assessed $3,981,240.00 Valuation u Ntuulation 1945 Census ber 408;580.00 4,389,820.00 N Polls Assessed 1,543 PTap � ersons Assessed 532 Horses y on Cows Assessed 1,053 S`VaeAssessed 13 Other Neat Cattle .Sheep 66 25 Goats Dwelling 17 Houses Acres Land Assesse Number d 16 16 869 of F Numer of Cars 1 6,320 16 Amount Value ofSCars (Excise) 638 $59'900.20 Total Ar at °ns ors Year on Cars able Fuhds� from 133,291.93 Overly Old Age Assistance Deficit - ,fib O ys °f Previon Exce 16 500.00 2, 779.93 1940 ss of 1941 us Years; Court Fines Count42 3.00 Underesti State mate (Co Tax 2.91 2.85 State untY Tax 1845) s Municipal 15,369.45 M sccouri 4,692.00 State p ° Contr 1 Recreation 1946 $4,043,09000 386,530-00 4,429,620.00 520 1'111 54 74 21 29 875 6,352 3 083 7g9 $110,450,00 3034.83 .0 175,425.0 34,045.p0 1,832. 15,429.1 808.71 3,600-00 Total A rks ° (1944) 765.18 1945) 9: Ta °unppro riations 1,531.54 ( 1,5; 10 x Rate per axes and Ov rlay) d 175,047 42 1� 21 233,7. 22.50 Polls @ $2.00 1,064.00 Property Tax '(including polls) 99,837.84 Special Assessment (Moth) 741.45 Total Amt. (Collector's Commit- ments) Except M. V. Excise 100,579.29 Estimated Receipts 1945 Corporation $6,205.66 Income Tax 12,284.46 Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 1,500.00 Licenses 1,500.00 Fines (Libraries) 110.31 'General Government 500.00 'Protection of Persons and Property Health and Sanitation 516.14 Charities 800.00 Old Age Assistance 8,500.00 Schools 14,000.00 Court Fines 10.00 Interest'on Taxes and Assessments 6000 Old Age Meal Tax . 498.61 Interest, Street Light Fund 50.59 Gasoline Tax under Acts 1943 5,529.45 Recreation 25.00 Soldiers' Benefits and State Aid 70.00 $52,700.22 Free Cash in Treasury 22,500.00 Overestimates of Previous Year 9.15 Total Deductions $75,209.37 1,140.00 227,286.41 643.30 127,929.71 1946 $6,475.47 12,969.88 1,800.00 2,000.00 150.00 1,000.00 150.00 600.00 1,000.00 12,500.00 17,600.00 10.00 600.00 768.76 50.00 4,404.29 100.00 200.00 $62,378.40 44,071.98 $106,450.38 -10_ SELECTMEN'S AND DEPARTMENTAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 1947 Selectmen's Salaries Selectmen's Expense $3,300.00 Selectmen's Supplies Town Accountant's y 250.00 Town AccOu , Salary 100.00 asurer ntants Expense 1,000.00 Collector's sSalar Y 75.00 ToTow" Clerk's Saylar 330.00 Town Clerk, Treasurer, and 1,050.00 Clerical Expense 240.00 Legal Ex Collector's Expense 550.00 Assessors pay and 950.00 astable ' Salaries�pense 150.00 Election s d 1,450.00 Care of TownRegistration 100.00 povha Hall Repairsand Grounds 300.00 gha D (bY Chief) 1,500.00 eAartmen 200.00 (bq DeA art ment Salaries and Expense 8,000-00 Sea er og actor ) Sealer weights 31350.00 Moth (bf welghts and Measure s_Salar 100.00 Dutch g eaA(bq dent) sures_EXAense 150.00 Moderato ee warden) 2,500.00 Forest ter r 700.00 x]h (indeudi 500.00 '-school Town 25.00 salaries and hnic an Nurse, Dental 450.00 Assessoor Of Ali- eft beBef 1 tot a Bard of �areector of 811 11995000--000 0 High °f Town ay 150.00 Roadside Repair mp 11000.00 SaOw Re $rush Cuba Surveyor 35.00 lnoval (hy Sug eYorj urveYor) 6,000.00 500.00 2,000.00 -11- Repair of Guard -rail Fences (by Surveyor) 200.00 Repair of Road Machinery and Buildings (by - Surveyor) 300.00 Street Lights 4,700.00 Wharves (by Harbormaster) 800.00 Harbormaster - Salary 50.00 Harbormaster -Labor and Supplies 200.00 Public Welfare and Support of Poor 2,500.00 Old Age Assistance 16,000.00 Old Age Assistance - Administration 100.00 Aid to Dependent Children 1,500.00 Aid to Dependent Children- Administration 25.00 Schools (by Committee) 81,755.00 Snow Library (by Trustees) 1,000.00 Parks and Playgrounds (by Commission) 2,315.00 Cemeteries and Tombs (by Commission) 80.00 Soldiers' Monuments and Graves (by Com- mission) 117.00 Insurance and Bonds 725.00 Town Reports 425.00 Court Orders 100.00 Miscellaneous 500.00 Herring Brook 30.00 Interest Town, Notes 1,300.00 Protection and Propagation of Shellfish (by Shellfish Constable) 1,500.00 Traffic Signals and Signs 600.00 Veterans' Benefits 1,500.00 Town Notes - Junior- Senior High School 6,500.00 Memorial and Armistice Day Exercises 200.00 Anti -Rabic Treatment 50.00 Tax Title Expense 200.00 Vocational Education Tuition 325.00 $165,452.00 —12— ANNUAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT Ban�beOMMONR'EALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS To either of the C Co onstables of the T in the unty of Barnstable, own of Orleans, In the name of The GREETING' t mare hereby directedotomonwealth of Massachusetts, Town affairs Town, qualifienotify vote n elections and in at Mond y the seveet at the Town Hall in said Orleans One on a > the he follotyin °k In the eelith a ternoon, then of and there he eyto "'t next noon o Hallg "I Orleans Warrant, and to meet in fore Officerst, theneSand'theret eighteenth all9h) day f FTota'r- o'clock in AIVI) TO BE OPEN AT NINE O'CLOCK A.M. Article 1 MAY CLOSg AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M. RecomMendatio To act upon the A officers or nnual Report (including for Committee the Select p (er TO' the same. s and r . men and other ToK'n thet1Cle 2• To arse and appropriate money reTown as see if t T borrow morie"rer> with theown will vote to authorize approval Of Year, issue ae of an roin all yea tune in anticipation of he a periorid to rein, e, or notes t beginning January 1, 194 7' any 17, Chap °fleCsene al ne Year r notes Payable a be given for to�k ele 3, To Laws. in accordance with Section e fro see es evert cle 1111947.. th, srrlwl sale the'TreaY, the Town will vote 4. Year mOn Y is o see if sury to apply towards the Tfor the use oelvedtfre TOwn ekpe esof the L br pure '1v f t do o one available previous Y other law -13— Article 5. To see if the Town will elect a Town direc- tor for the Cape Cod Extension Service, as provided in the Mass. General Laws, Chapter 128. Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) to be paid to the Cape Cod Hospital for the establishment of a free bed in the Hospital for care and treatment of persons certified by the Selectmen to be residents of the Town and unable to pay for such care and treatment, in accordance with Section 74 of Chapter 111 of the General Laws, or take any action in relation thereto and act fully thereon. Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell, after first giving notice of time and place of sale by posting such notice of sale in some convenient and public place in the town fourteen (14) days at least before the sale, or at private sale, property taken by the Town under tax title procedure provided that the Selectmen or whomsoever they may authorize to hold such sale may reject any bid which they deem inade- quate, or take any action relative thereto. Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from the Overlay Reserve Account to the Reserve Fund the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00). Article 9. To see if the Town will accept the legacy of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) given under the eighth item of the will of Aaron A. Snow, late of Orleans, the same to be held in trust and the income therefrom derived to be applied, under the direction of the Trustees of the Snow Library in said Orleans, for the purchase of books for, or for any other and proper expenses of, the said Snow Library. Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to.raise and appropriate, or transfer from unappropriated available funds in the treasury, a sum of money for Chapter 90 Highway Construction, or take any action relative thereto. Article 11. Shall the Town, voting under the pro- visions of Chapter 403 of the Acts of 1936, extend the terms workmen, laborers, and meQhanies as used in sec- tion 69 of Chapter 152, G. L. (the Workmen's Compensation Act) so as to include the Town Shellfish Constable. —14- Articl e12 To see if the Town will accept Section 45 A the Laws as amended b chapter 207 of the the of 1946, which chapter is entitled "An Act relative to Licensed Operation Alleys " (by request) on the Lord's Day of Bowling Article 13. To see if the Town will authorize, ern' Power ehalf' Instruct nd direct the Board of Selectmen in Of the Nttuberf0T nom. Aea� ants sideraton, to the Orleans FO at own of 308 east by 14 - Ing or parcel of land, in sai said whereon the Orleans School is e Church S Street, ri the East bounded land of the Universal' and N °rt and of JosephtLe South by School Road; On the h by land Rogers; and On the Northw Article 14, of lllban Altimus. (by request) appropriate a s °see if the Town will vote to raise and h($8,000.00) to > eaaddedto exceed Eight Thousand D rl e Sala ent to enable t0 the appropriation of the S1110 e defined) of °f the teach '01 Committee to increoµ dyed Dollarshe Orleans Schools by principals (as benn- and that the (500) each, effective the sum of Five ig47, er (by requesg)as u salaries on such teachers and principals pas W d� Article 15 January 2, 1947, be so increase appropriate, on take 1f the own and and lnantenanc�ed Dollars available the asumase ehBi ?caster and of an ambulane 00.00) for the purch n5 in, Chapt h John agree 1n nt � lth tauthorize the with selectmen is a ticl (by equest) 11945 to a akenax y a as ction vela ipe Dolr° Sriate ,the See the he P °rtanuiii$ut5 00) to s 11%Tlo n will vote to raise arid Et title 17. Road. (by requesWithdasphalt and 5 ind own priate TQesu"ed Do lays 111 vote to raise 9116 ($300.00) to sealcoat -15— with asphalt and sand West Road, from Route 6 to the residence of Mr. Herbert H. Burr. (by request) Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00) to sealcoat with asphalt and sand Quanset Road from Route 28 to the end of the road at Quanset Pond (by request) Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Six Hundred Dollars ($600.00) to sealcoat with asphalt and sand, Hopkins Lane. (by request) Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($40b.00) to sealcoat with asphalt and sand, Nauset Road. (by request) Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty -Nine Hundred Dollars ($2900.00) for the purpose of grading and resurfacing with oil, Champlain Road, from the Estate of L. Percy Moulton and continuing to the end of said road. (by request) Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for material to be used in placing catch basin in front of, and placing a drain across the property of, Ralph R. Mayo. (by request) Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eighty Dollars ($80.00) to install electric lights in the town buildings on Tonset Road. (by request) Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) for the purpose of properly celebrating the Fourth of July in the Town of Orleans, to be sponsored by Orleans Post No. 308 of the American Legion. (by request) Article 25. To see if the Town will authorize Post #308 of the American Legion of Orleans, Mass., to improve the three triangular lots situated as follows: At the junction of West and Skaket Roads, at Main Street and 0 -16- suitable and at Barley Neck and Pochet Roads, as lost ble n3emorials for the three Orleans residents 1`1'0 United lives while serving in the Armed Forces of th ter Stcurbi mg World War #2 b constructing concrete Toques on same mound said lots and' erecting suitable t obeHttndre a a Fifty Dollars ($450.00) appropriate for this purP °is: spent (by request) supervision of the Park COMM is' 26. To see ' Town d fo Band e the sum of Three will vote to raise �0) by the Ju Concerts to be Hundred Dollars ($300' 4q, nior given iin the Town during 19 Article 27 Y Band. (by request) appropriate the s of if the Town will vote to raise d for pro . One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) characteras Brov userzrents or entertainment of Pub2j . (by request) provided by Chapter 158 of the Acts of 10 9 t o ticle T 28. see A street If on Freeman own Lane. will request) alntaip or do °r act rate off the Town Will vote to ay toWo Article anything thereohY fi Y rents ($ .85) per hour bep.Se e the s See If the (b quest) d priat se�ur owndor the dire�two $urwldred1Dollarsto 2005 00) to Fire 9 estimateSaY the eX f the Board of Engineers d Station, for pease ari atetrcle 31. (by request) and Addictions to the to repiac m ofTTsee if the (by requeste fire Aip111111 died Sevenitraise and apPrO p0) ate 32 To at the Town Cove Landing' and grasuin °� Three" Se th Ina ke the s m ku e£ �s Zljr, the oars raise and ($300. 0) to c e 6 between a fire lanea and request) Road, to .. -17- Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to appoint an inhabitant of the Town to be a Constable, whom said Board may designate for the detection and prosecution of any violations of the Laws of the Commonwealth relative to shellfisheries, in accordance with the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 130, Section 98, as amended by Chapter 598 of the Acts of 1941; and to raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding Seventeen Hundred Dollars ($1700.00) to pay the salary and expenses of said Constable, and to do and to act any and all things thereto pertaining. (by request) Article 34. To see what action, if any, the Town will take relative to changing the parking angle on Main Street from forty -five (45) degrees to thirty (30) degrees. (by request) Article 35. To see if the Town will vote to have Cove Road a one -way street from Route.6 to Route 28; and to eliminate parking from within fifty (50) feet of Route 28 on both sides of Cove Road. (by request) Article 36. To see if the Town will vote to establish a speed limit in the Town of Orleans at twenty -five (25) miles per hour. (by request) Article 37. To see what action,,if any, the Town will take relative to future elimination of parking on Post Office side of Main Street, from Depot Square to four - corners. (by request) Article 38. And to act upon any other business that may legally come before the meeting. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1947 To vote for the election of the following Town Officers: One Moderator for One Year One Selectman for Three Years One Assessor for Three Years One Member Board of Public Welfare for Three Years One Member Board of Health for Three Years One Town Clerk for One Year One Town Treasurer for One Year - -18- 01 Collector of Taxes for One Year One Member School One Committee for Three Years Trustee Snow Library for Three Years One Surveyor of Highways Two Constables for e for One Year One One Year Park Commissioner for Three Years u A ttest d Coe directed to serve this Warrant, by 1j0sta d thereof at the th Post said m et ng (7) days at least before he time of h 1d�nB t d y PAIL NOT, and Make due return of this V the an Place of mgetin thereon, tote own Clerk, at Given under our ha of �� d forty- Year °ur Lrd one thousand nine 11 LeROY A NICKERSON' JAMES DICKIE, A one copy Attest: _ ART Selectmen of Or sans 11 ........... ......................Constable mom REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT To the Board of Selectmen. Gentlemen: I submit herewith the report of the Accounting Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1946, as follows: Cash on hand January 1, 1946 $91,378.74 Receipts Interest Tax Title Redemption $312.51 Sale of Real Estate 2.77 Taxes: 6.20 Real Estate, 1944 $1,787.86 Real Estate, 1945 6,543.28 Real Estate, 1946 106,797.43 Personal Property, 1945 221.93 Personal Property, 1946 10,605.02 Poll Taxes, 1946 608.00 M. V. Excise, 1945 99.35 M. V. Excise, 1946 2,930.51 Moth Assessment, 1944 8.10 Moth Assessment, 1945 31.15 Moth Assessment, 1946 598.30 From the County Dog Licenses (Refunds) $298.85 31.87 65.80 130,230.93 321.48 33,605.53 298.85 Interest On deferred Taxes $312.51 M. V. Excise 2.77 Tax Titles Redeemed 6.20 From the Commonwealth Income Tax $19,510.00 Corporation Tax 8,697.35 Meal Tax 993.89 Highway Fund 4,404.29 From the County Dog Licenses (Refunds) $298.85 31.87 65.80 130,230.93 321.48 33,605.53 298.85 j r -21 -20- Commercial Revenue Grants and Gifts Road Machinery Rentals $406.50 C the Commonwealth; Town Hall Rentals 143.00 Conservation of Shellfish Town Wharf Rentals 80.00 School Auditorium Rentals 45.00 Highways; Chahap. . gp Construction 4,479.38 Sealer Weights and Measures, Collections 76.51 Front the Co Nursing Service, Collections 448.25 School Tuition' (Eastham) 6,432.68 hap• 90 School Tuition (Brewster) 4,371.87 Highway8� Chap 90.14 Construction 2,266.99 School Tuition (Boston) 1,077.65 Federal wants. amtenance 479.31 School Cafeteria Collections 7,285.20 School Library, Fines and Sales 145.85 Lunch Basketball, Collections 810.42 Vending Machine (High School) 26.85 2,364.81 10 713.40 Out of Town Fires 324.50 Sund Concession at Beach (Park Dept.) 100.00 Licenses and Permits Sh 1fis Store Shellfish Victuallle Srants 459.50 Charities IuhOlder Public Welfare from Commonwealth $1,085.55 M d l rs 35.85 Public Welfare from Other Cities arriage use 9.00 and Towns , 480.00 Milk and 5.00 ! Aid to Dependent Children, from DNatured leo 15.00 Commonwealth 223.61 To Collect G eob of and 50.00 Anti- 12.50 Aid to Dependent Children, Federal Far a Grants 282.30 Ma of urlvere freeze 10.00 Old Age Assistance, from pe eral Du a Ice Cr 14.00 Commonwealth 12,136.67 Ceddlera ector earn 13.50 Old Age Assistance, from Other S an 5.00 Cities and -Towns 559.85 1nAs 3und d Cabins 2.00 Old Age Assistance, Federal Grants 10,411.87 Liquor muse 6.00 Administration Old Age Assistance, Dog anent 5.50 Federal Grants 347.41 5.00 F el hne 117.00 8ow1Il 1,325.00 Au oeugPe 402.20 Veterans' Benefits Day N ewers nrs 22.50 State Aid (Commonwealth) $170.00 4�agesery 6.00 Soldiers' Relief, Other Cities 1.00 and Towns 40.00 7.00 1.00 3.00 • � 2,541.5y 21,774.28 25,527.26 210.00 -22- Spraying ale of Materials InsecticidMachine Stoves $25.00 Stone and Asphalt 30.00 293.95 tounty Unclassified Warr on Seals Saleis and $22.00 of Tov n Demands on Taxes Teleephoheting Lists 1$ 80 Pubes Calls Payin 9 Hearings 22 25 Taxes Stopped oil 1942A945ed, Later PChecks 12.30 aid 11.18 202.03 Interest Wit Trust and Investment Funds Cemeter hdrawn: CiaYto 9 t Fun al care Fun Slement G 0 FUhd d $50.00 an 50.59 Eliz bethrYdllzndWife Fund 1,000.00 Tk iss Blake Fund 200.00 400.00 9.28 lnterest Alb PM r Rheh Fbinhlnve$tm Fsrust st�ar SitFun ent und on Fnnd $525.00 750.00 Albert STnith FuId (PQ Aet Trust Funds al $2,006 nn -23- 320.26 1,709.31 1,337 50 2,000 00 395.78 Federal Tax Reductions On Salaries and Wages $5,713.31 5,713.31 Payments Refunds to the Following Accounts Moderator's Salary Road Machinery and Building $7.22 Selectmen's Salaries O. A. A. 43.05 Selectmen's Expense Public Welfare 1.95 Selectmen's Supplies Snow Removal 14.00 Assessors' Pay and Expense Highways, Chapter 90, Maintenance 4.80 Assessors' Map Schools 69.23 367.19 July 4th Celebration 168.10 Accountant's Expense Police 15.91 Collector's Salary Police Department Car 51.45 Treasurer's Salary Rationing Board Expense .40 Town Clerk's Salary Selectmen's Supplies 2.95 Collector's, Treasurer's and Town Snow Library Trust .72 Clerk's Expense Tax Title Expense Moth Dept. 16.00 320.26 1,709.31 1,337 50 2,000 00 395.78 Federal Tax Reductions On Salaries and Wages $5,713.31 5,713.31 Payments Moderator's Salary $25.00 Selectmen's Salaries 3,254.17 Selectmen's Expense 151.07 Selectmen's Supplies 59.73 Assessors' Pay and Expense 1,263.01 Assessors' Map 997.78 Accountant's Salary 1,000.00 Accountant's Expense 57.20 Collector's Salary 1,050.00 Treasurer's Salary 330.00 Town Clerk's Salary 240.00 Collector's, Treasurer's and Town Clerk's Expense Tax Title Expense 437.56 136.26 Clerical Expense 786.32 Expense Electi ns d Registration 512.00 Town Hall 1,083.40 Police 3,711.34 Constables' Salaries 100.00 $328,543.30 -24- Purchase Dept.) Wue Inspectio Se alary `Veights and Measures: MExpense oth 1) Forr sWardehment Health�'arden Inspection of Inspection of S, al s Hare of Tom Daughtering Snuosh C s (General ernoval Road 1•I shiner achin To and F noes ry Account Building Hi Pur 9s se B zer Attach �'es µ ays Ch A 190 CO strucHo Merit fee Goad, Repyu� Maintenance Rock u Pane, Re Canal Harbor Roa Aairs der RRoad' Repairs eAairs sheh Basins Aairs ha 5e Lights, airs Road Harbo agnals Harb r master+ PurchaMaster:s Salary Be Ex Town W of P� Aense RiAraed6e Ros A (Harbor Master Public lea Harbo ) a r Cr A Aae sure nt 8ay reek uld AAA. Assistance ants A. D Chl, dreh• A. ee •$ •d e) 1,247.00 3,197.76 94.00 100.00 32.23 2,515.36 700.00 489.35 1,683.49 60.00 36.00 941.23 4,940.06 490.45 1,193.89 275.64 55.59 140.63 1,139.26 11,895.12 1,442.74 1,843.97 193.96 528.02 1,843.65 3,193.37 261.39 4,506.36 499.58 50.00 50.15 16.12 794.94 8,750.00 600.00 2,015.97 17,043.05 88.64 10,647.48 362.74 600.00 283.40 50n n0 -25- Clement Gould and Wife Fund 175.00 ,State Aid 110.00 Veterans' Benefits 1,069.18 Schools 61,741.33 Vocational Education 52.00 Elementary School Construction 402.40 Snow Library 932.58 Snow Library (Dog Tax) 298.85 Snow Library Trust 345.06 Elizabeth Twiss Blake Fund 9.28 Parks and Playgrounds 1,987.46 Park Lot, Ocean Beach 60.00 Park Lot, Ocean Beach (Mayo's) 11.20 Miscellaneous Account 627.02 Insurance and Bonds 655.54 Town Reports 450.00 4th of July Celebration 932.38 Band Concerts 300.00 Amusement and Entertainment 465.43 Memorial Day Exercises 185.80 Rationing Board Expense 107.49 Cemeteries and T6mb 51.78 Soldiers' Monument and Graves 75.00 Old Cemetery (Center) 1,026.56 109.20 Old Cemetery (East Orleans) Cemetery Perpetual Care 55.73 25.00 Care of Herring Brook Protection and Propagation Shellfish 1,413.51 Shellfish Project No. 471 800.00 75.00 Shellfish Project No. 4732 1,700.00 Shellfish Constable's Salary Interest Town Notes and Bonds 1,317.50 Retirement Town Bonds 6,500.00 5,734.44 Federal Tax Deductions Federal Tax Refunds .30 2.47 M. V. Excise Tax Refunds 77.55 Real and Personal Tax Refunds Estimated Receipts Refunds 89.30 3,600.00 State Tax State Parks and Reservations 174.39 State Audit, 1945 930.93 1,550.13 Mosquito Control 16,478.03 County Tax UK .. -26- Cemetery perpetual (Albert P, Smith) Care Fund Dog Licenses to Count Interest, Trans: to Trust and and Investment Funds Less Transfers Cash on Hand December 31 2,000.00 402.20 1,337.50 $218 ' 97445 11310:110 $217 110, $328,5 X3.30 select UAL aTO REV l ; ENUE ACCOUNT Asses oeh's SuPense Arse rs pa Pplies C Cie 9 cr t Expen epense Tax Title Expense er's Town Clerical Expense gal EX xpen se Toecti pause ahS To all hd Registration Polic xall Repair Pa ;..e _ s xres °uildill g $45.83 98.93 43.22 186.99 2.22 17.80 112.44 63.74 163.68 137.50 3.00 416.60 200.00 4.57 4.45 2.24 6.00 17.77 .64 150.00 86.51 64.00 50.00 59.94 9.55 820.11 31.58 59,37 -27- Bulldozer Attachment 10.74 Highways, Chapter 90 Maintenance 18.68 West Road, Repairs 356.03 Freeman Lane, Repairs 106.04 Rock Harbor Road, Repairs 21.98 Canal Road, Repairs 356.35 River Road Repairs 206.63 Catch Basins, Tonset Road 8.61 Street Lights 193.64 Traffic Signals .42 Harbor Master's Expense 149.85 Purchase of Pump (Harbor Master) 3.88 Town Wharves 5.06 Administration Old Age Assistance 11.36 Administration Aid to Dependent Children 25.00 State Aid 40.00 Veterans' Benefits 30.82 Vocational Education 18.00 Snow Library 67.42 Parks and Playgrounds 12.54 Parking Lot, Ocean Beach 19.16 Parking Lot, Ocean Beach (Mayo's) Miscellaneous 48.80 Insurance and Bonds 69.46 Court Orders 100.00 July 4th Celebration 285.72 Amusement and Entertainment 34.57 Memorial and Armistice Day Exercises 14.20 Rationing Board Expense 43.75 Cemeteries and Tomb 93.75 Care of Herring Brook 5.00 Protection and Propagation of 231.49 Shellfish Interest Town Notes and Bonds 132.50 $5,635.44 -28- BALANCES TO 1947 Paul P $85.66 Feb. 18, Appro. Road IvIa�en Gift (Moth Dept.) $25.00 Federal GrChap 90 Construction Fede�ts' O. A. A. 104.88 Fedor. A deral GrantGrant s, O, A. A. rants, D C 364.01 64.21 Clemeeder al A. Element Gould i A C 366.90 13.41 Snow' Lib Scb001 C e Fund Rehabi ' ary Trust Construction 40.05 29,997.60 Old Cemte tion Co Old Ce tery (C 'enter) Expense ' ry Ce1uet try 64.94 150.00 PPerpetual Care 90.60 Fund 41.01 xeetioa d EST1MATED RECEIPTS $82,378.40 Received: 139 89.30 M. I- Excise Tax, less $3,00 3150 6 00 Moth Assessment 30' Income Tax 19, 6,g919g Corporation Tax 99339 Meal Tax 4 $ighway Fund 4,409,56 13' 6 Licenses and Permits 2'361 Commercial Revenue 21' 1 Federal Grants, 36`160 School Lunch 2 Charities 14'280 .08 Salerana Benefits 361'01 Interest Material 312'08 Cst 309. o "Ser, Of Shellfish 44, (COm1[1.) 43 878.930. ]Raj. 31, toy $30,939,14 $8\ 3 $78,930.43 -29- CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS Moderator's Salary Richard Sparrow Snow $25.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $25.00 Selectmen's Salaries LeRoy A. Nickerson $1,100.00 Feb. 18, Appro. Alonzo W. Jones 91.66 James Dickie 1,100.00 Arthur R. Finlay 962.51 $3,254.17 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 45.83 $3,300.00 Selectmen's Expense Travel, Out -of -Town $85.66 Feb. 18, Appro. Perambulating Town 36.57 Abstracts 23.00 A35e. Dues, State and 1.00 County 21.00 Publishing Hearings 21.41 $151.07 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 98.93 $250.00 Selectmen's Supplies Stationery and Postage $40.93 Feb. 18, Appro. Town Maps 18.80 Dec. 16, Refund $59.73 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. 43.22 $102.95 Assessors' Pay and Expense Assessors' Payroll $967.50 Feb. 18, Appro. Stationery and Postage 104.99 Travel, Out -of -Town 36.57 Abstracts 152.95 Express 1.00 $1,263.01 Bal. to Revenue 186.99 $1,450.00 $25.00 $25.00 $3,300.00 $3,300.00 $250.00 *ZL U.UU $100.00 2.95 y1U.U5 $1,450.00 $1,45U.UU .i, ir7 --31- -30— Tax Title Expense Lawrence F. Davis $129.34, Feb. 18 Appro. Arthur L. Sparrow Assessors' Map Recording 5.24 $99778 $1,000 Q0 Registered. Mail 1.68 Feb. 18, Appro. Dec, 31, Bal. to Rev. � $136.26 2.22 Dal. to Revenue 63.74 - $1,000,00 $1,000'p0 $200.00 Clerical Expense E1n1er C Sihith Accountant's Salary $. 000.00 Eleanor S. Blake $786.32 Feb. 18 Appro. Feb. 18, Appro. 0 $1,000.00 $1,000' Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue 163.68 S�t�gnery an A"Ount 1 $950.00 d Postage ants Expense $75 UO Legal Expense $47'20 Feb. 18, Dec 10.00 Appro. Richard Sparrow Snow $12.50 Feb. 18, Appro. 31, Dal to Rev, $57.20 $12.50 17.80 /g�0 Dec. 31, Dal. to Revenue 137.50 $150.00 Abbie V. Mitchell Uolle, per's Salary 50 UO Registrars Elections 3A3d Feb. 18, APPro• Feb• 18, Appro. $1�0 0000 Election officers 195.00 Aug. 12, Transfer $1,050.0p $�1 05�' ostage and Stationery 97.37 Dec. 9, Transfer Abbie F Lunch (Election Day) 16.20 Mitchell Treas ooer's Salary 330.00 Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue $51 $330• 3 00 Ah Feb. 18, Appro. $33� 00 $515.00 hie F• Mitchell Tow" Town Hall \$2400 �erk's Salary O Care of Building and Grounds Feb, 18 $040. 0 Charles O. Thompson, Feb. 18, Appro. Po 6e and T $240.00 Appro. $Z,10 JaJanitorSUPPlies $199.50 23.41 gafetOiugd statio reasure , Fuel 473.35 P, r 8 ue r s Lighting 118.44 As °eDOU Rntt rs $370, 5 °F bo $n Clerk's Expe ,555 00 Small Repairs 132.34 d 0 iatiou ot,To 6.0p Appro. Telephone 97.55 Hues 1.80 be". 31 - 32,65 $1,083.40 Dal, 5.00 Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue 416.60 t0 lie 117,66 —� $1,500.00 2,% $550.00 00 $500. $200.00 $200.00 $950.00 $950.00 $150.00 $150.00 $350.00 125.00 40.00 $515.00 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 -32- Town Hall Repairs Dec. 31' Bal. to Revenue $200.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $200.00 Police ce Katron $2,88elephone Eqip9.00 73.97 ituolent avel Out- of-Town 49'70 356.40 4eneruce CHiceal guPPll Equipment Annual Expense, Fire- $tatio 11150 rRte�g, Postage 62.26 $1 and 180.00 �Pectio 19.46 n of Ca Car dire allcl 8ea h> 228.81 Dee 31 11.40 8a1, to0enu- $3.715.91 Feb. 18, Appro. Dec. 9, Transfer Dec. 20, Refund eboae, hR,in0111 Car (Police Dept,) Aec evrole 8ec�ah $1,068.40 field °' F, Radio Co 92. 36 $al, Deland lavell 16.74 Revenue Annual Expense, Fire- $ 180.00 Payrolls, Fires 791.02 $1.251.45 39.87 Labor on Engines and Feb. 18 Appro. Sept. 20, Refund Fed. Tax 1;eurY yA. E P� "h er Constables, Salaries $50.00 50.00 Feb. 18, APpro. $10p 00 /-011 Ahhhh -33- Fire Department Alonzo Brown, Janitor $151.00 George D. Knowles, Salary 550.00 Feb. 18, APPro. $3,200.00 Annual Salaries, Firemen 300.00 ' Annual Expense, Fire- men 180.00 Payrolls, Fires 791.02 Supplies 39.87 Labor on Engines and Station 107.88 Apparatus, Upkeep 485.01 Inspection 1.50 Alcohol 9.00 Gasoline and Oil 63.41 Care of Grounds 18.00 Fuel 154.42 Light and Power 86.74 Small Repairs 2.50 Telephone 49.81 Insurance 207.60 Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue3�192.24 $3,200.00 $3,200.00 Wire Inspection Charles O. Thompson $94.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $50.00 Dec. 9, Transfer 50.00 $94.00, Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue 6.00 $100.00 - $100.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures Salary Charles F. Moore $100.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures, Expense Charles F. Moore, Feb. 18, Appro. $50.00 9 Use of Car $24.00 dl k supplies 8.23 $1,2 $32.23 Der. ai v.,. ._.,__.__.._ 1777 -34- Payrolls Moth Department Feb. 18, Appro. Dec. 31, Refund $1,156.50 fuoks r eland Supplies 936.46 Tr and Oil portation 268.75 58.25 Loao AdvsMoth 47.79 2.61 Notices 6.00 Dec. 31, gal. 15.00 to Revenu$2,515.36 r Nursing Supplies 84 301 Transfer 31p.00 $- Feb. 18, Appro. Dec. 31, Refund Paul Dec 31. 8a1, to 147r C$2e o ngnMoth Nests $85.00 Jan. 1, Balance /2500 n_ $25.00 s E c Qjr' ']Nlit Tree W arden $32760 Nursing Service: 1.Feb. 18 , Appro. 13.85 xllu Treesnd Loan1 Laure D. Knowles, $2'516.00; 59.00 Virginia E. Reynolds, X157 50 Ile R. N. gnr5 A. Pe X rry. warden Forest warden Nursing Supplies ene stet 301 Transfer 31p.00 Telephone Dee .50 $489.35 Garage Rent St venue $o 0p patrol Expenses on Car Feb Stationery Vital Statistics: Henry A. White, M. D. Reporting Births Herbert D. Nickerson, Reporting Deaths Burying $2 y16.00 Animals Paul Dec 31. 8a1, to 147r C$2e o ngnMoth Nests $85.00 Jan. 1, Balance /2500 n_ $25.00 s E c Qjr' ']Nlit Tree W arden $32760 F avi 14op riu ' t Dressing Town 1.Feb. 18 , Appro. 13.85 xllu Treesnd Loan1 2.55 59.00 X157 50 Ile $ ?0 gnr5 A. Pe X rry. warden Forest warden Tia,1ta W lnng Fire 114.40 Dec. ene stet 301 Transfer 31p.00 Cans Dee .50 $489.35 81 8a1, to St venue $o 0p patrol Feb $150 U0 • 18, ApPro. $100.00 0 0 $700 0 00 $439 3� $400 3 5 0 $1500 0 -35- Health Feb. 18, Appro. $1,750.00 $1,320.00 105.00 9.35 46.86 36.00 137.61 2.92 $1,657.74 Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue .50 4.25 4.75 1.00 $166 49 86.51 $1,750.00 Inspection of Animals LeRoy F. Richardson $60.00 Feb. 18, APPro• $60.00 Inspection of Slaughtering LeRoy F. Richardson $36.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $36.00 Dec 31, Bal. to Revenue 64.00 $100.00 Herbert W Smith, Caretaker Frank H. Snow Leslie W. Chase olls Grading Burning Kerosene Gasoline Truck Hire Stove Supplies and Tools Care of Town Dump Feb. 18, APPro. $455.00 Dec. 9, Transfer 25.00 Dec. 31, Transfer 100.00 238.20 103.25 1.00 3.23 9.25 4.00 2.30 $941.23 $1,750.00 $60.00 $60.00 $100.00 $100.00 $700.00 225.00 16.23 $941.23 •-36- Dec, 31, B Anti -Rabic Treatment 'to neveslue 0 Feb. 18, Appro. $50.00 Ifi Payro�' Labor ghways Road bi Zrucks $2,404.92 Equip, terial 971.53 Grader "it and $upplleal•250.53 Gas tle 4eatal 45.72 TralSe eGU 23.59 Apo 34.9 Iron wor atlon 28.33 Sigris k 9.46 3.40 3.09 Dec. 31, gal. to Revenu$4,94006 $5,000.00 Feb. 18, Appro. Pay r paYro�' Tiucgs 89psh Cutting Dee' 31, Hgl to 10000 Feb. 18, APpro. Revenue $400.45 $500.00 W Rer4o�al $432 596:26 e 37.00 8300 Qee. 31 04 ' $al, to Reyenuel,lg3.11 820.11 Feb Mar. 2, Refund $6000 0.00 $5 000.00 37 Road Machinery and Building BOilding Repairs, Labor Huilding Material $65.95 Feb. 18, Appro. $300.00 21, Refund Insurance 82.27 Jan. Repairs Tractor Padlocks 122.97 2.00 $200.00 To Purchase Bulldozer Attachment for Town Tractor Per $1,150.00 2.45 Dec• 31, Bal. to Revenue $231.58 $500.00 307 22 $ $307.22 Road Machinery Fund $22021 Labor on Tractor Ga,s and Oil $45 09 TractorBRental, 1946 406.50 $55.59 Dec. 31, B al, to 1947 571.12 �- $626.71 $626.71 Guard Fences $200.00 Payrolls L Labor $81.20 Feb. 18, APPrO- lnnber • and Paint 55.93 Painting Signs 3.50 bee. 3 Sal to E. & D. $1,437.94 43.38 1, Bal• to Revenue 18.68 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $2,014.00 Dec' 31, Bal. to Revenue $159.37 $00 $ $200.00 To Purchase Bulldozer Attachment for Town Tractor Per $1,150.00 Maclu Eaton �IYavel Feb. 18, APPro. $500.00 Out- $951.93 Labor of -Town 13.10 crank 45.00 Trans,, asei Guard 50.30 , 78.93 $50 Dee. 31, Bal. to Revenu$1,139.28 $1,150.00 0 $1,150.00 ghways, Chapter 90, Maintenance p pa title 13) (� $500.00 $2,014 00 olls, Labor $281.95 Rog Trucks 207.88 Feb. 18, Appro. D, 1,000.00 Feb. 18, Trans' E' l M, Trayd Material 856.61 achtr1er' Rental 73.50 1. Rental 18.00 bee. 3 Sal to E. & D. $1,437.94 43.38 1, Bal• to Revenue 18.68 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $2,014.00 TIq IE' —38— Payroll, Highways , Chapter 90, Construction (Article 12) $9,00 " Road Mat�cks Road aterrial $3.046.10 1,317.15 Cato Basin" R.ehta13,831.85 8erosen POSts Telepb o 172.00 205.80 ne Valls 8.04 beo, 31, Bal. 10.80 to 1947 $1112 104.88 $12 Feb. 18, Appro. Feb. 18, Trans. E. & D• West st Road 1 a011s, mar Repairs (Article 27) R0a Materlaeks $498.85 4 r sepyObUlery 803:17 05 Feb. 18, Appro. as0llne Rental 280.00 bee. 31 3.85 8a1, to Revenue 1` $2,200.00 Patrol Free jt dolls' Lab-or nlan Pane goad a4rial� $29'2p ePairs (Article 28) bee. new Ilent 123.56 Feb. 18, Appro. 31, gal to venue $103 9(l $300 00 P Roc Pa off' La k Barb R%!ON' b°1 or Ro R°ad Mathde� bee, 31 Me RQPairs (Article 29 la ntal 355,32 Feb• 18, Appro. ) al. to 12.50 gepsnue $528 02 21.98 $550 �0 $12,0p0 �0 $2,2p0 00 0 $21200 $300 00 $300 00 $y50 00 --39— Canal Road, Repairs (Article 30) Payrolls Labor Payrolls Trucks Road Material Road Machinery $erosene Gasoline $335.70 Feb. 18, Appro 146.20 1,066.59 Rental 282.00 7.00 6.16 Dee. 31, Bal. to Revenue 1'356.35 $2,200.00 River Road, Repairs (Article 31) Payrolls Labor Payrolls' Trucks Road Machin ery Cement Post Kerosene s Gasoline Telephone $729.85 Feb. 18, Appro 338.40 1,505.99 Rental 546.00 42.00 5.60 17.09 8.44 Dec' 31, Bal, to Revenue 206.63 $3,400.00 Catch Basins, Tonset Road (Article 32) Trucks Tile $10.00 Feb. 18, APPro• Cricks and cement 200.62 Cement Blocks 40.00 bec' 31, Bal, to Revenue $261.39 8.61 $270.00 Street Lights V Ele tr d Vineyard Feb. 18, Appro. $4,506.36 Dec 31, Bal. to Revenue 4 193 64 $4,700.00 $2,200.00 $2,200.00 $3,400.00 $3,400.00 $270.00 $270-00 00 $4,700.00 $4,700.OD W91M PaYro))g Labor, Linea Traffic Rip -Rap at Pleasant Bay (Article 23') Cal)e & V�eYard TReragap io Lines Pali. CO. on $500.00 Master's Signals Traffint Salary $50.00 Feb. % � Signs 94.08 settin $50.00 Paint 9 flarbo$15 9.00 to Revenue $499658 Traffic Signals $97.55 Feb. 18, Appro. 242.58 54.57 Dec 31.8x1 to Revenue $50.15 Pan1p Pyl, $200.00 chase of P Dec. 31.8x1. to venue`p 38 $500.00 -41- To Dredge Rock Harbor Creek (Article 22) Coaun, of Mass. $8,750.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $7,000.00 Nov. 29, Trans. E. & D. 1 $8,750.00 $8,750.00 Rip -Rap at Pleasant Bay (Article 23') ebarl es P. Richar�Ha'bor $500.00 Master's Colnnr• of Mass. $600.00 Feb. 18, APPro. Salary $50.00 Feb. 16a and Dee 18, Appro. settin $50.00 Paint 9 flarbo$15 g8Q , Ys 'taking and s 00 ter's Expense Feb. su and Cr� dies 15,00 18, Appro. 5.25 liar. ss Arrn i e Rock 9.90 Dec 31.8x1 to Revenue $50.15 Pan1p Pyl, $200.00 chase of P Dec. 31.8x1. to venue`p 38 $500.00 -41- To Dredge Rock Harbor Creek (Article 22) Coaun, of Mass. $8,750.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $7,000.00 Nov. 29, Trans. E. & D. 1 $8,750.00 $8,750.00 ($arbor Master) $20.00 Feb' 18• APPro. B Lre Rag Labor \ Rip -Rap at Pleasant Bay (Article 23') wharves Colnnr• of Mass. $600.00 Feb. 18, APPro. $ 600.00 16a and Dee 8p,1g Ei• Q0 28.00 25.00 33.7 31 ' 8al to Rev 80 once x784.94 $600.00 � Public Welfare 09411 to Various Feb. 18, Appro. 00.00 $2,0 1.95 p 00 $ 50 . P eGorants $902.10 April 1, Refund Groceries and Dec. 30, 7'i' 14.02 H Provisions 289.37 ;� 80 27.34 $50.00 i4iained Care 277.00 87 $50•p0 I � lagle and Stationery 1.80 Association 13.00 �0 Dues Transfer $200 to O.A.A. 500.00 $2,015.97 $2,015.97 ($arbor Master) $20.00 Feb' 18• APPro. B Lre Rag Labor \ $2000 $gp0 00 O 00 Cas Old Age Assistance $ 15,025.h Grants to Various Feb. 18, APPro. 30 Persons 17.75 $17,043.05 Feb. 11, , Rf fund 500.00 March 1 Trans. E. & D' Nov. 29, Trans P. w, 500.00 . Nov. 29, Trans. C. ld* Nov. 29, 1,000.00 Trust $17, $17,043.05 Administration Old Age Assistance $100.00 ravel' Expense $69.44 Feb. 18, APPro. 19.20 Dec• 31, 1341. to Revenue $88.64 11.36 - $100.00 $100.00 Cas 1l Federal Grants O. A. A. $699.62 Grants to Various Jan. 1, Sal. 10,411.87 Persons for 1946 $10,647.48 Grants Dec' 31• $al. to 1947 $10364.01 $1 $11,011.49 I eking wharves Cape ght Light 8 80.80 l,,arves 33z 33 eb. 18, Appro. 16a and Dee 8p,1g Ei• Q0 28.00 25.00 33.7 31 ' 8al to Rev 80 once x784.94 S,pB aeoo.00 $2000 $gp0 00 O 00 Cas Old Age Assistance $ 15,025.h Grants to Various Feb. 18, APPro. 30 Persons 17.75 $17,043.05 Feb. 11, , Rf fund 500.00 March 1 Trans. E. & D' Nov. 29, Trans P. w, 500.00 . Nov. 29, Trans. C. ld* Nov. 29, 1,000.00 Trust $17, $17,043.05 Administration Old Age Assistance $100.00 ravel' Expense $69.44 Feb. 18, APPro. 19.20 Dec• 31, 1341. to Revenue $88.64 11.36 - $100.00 $100.00 Cas 1l Federal Grants O. A. A. $699.62 Grants to Various Jan. 1, Sal. 10,411.87 Persons for 1946 $10,647.48 Grants Dec' 31• $al. to 1947 $10364.01 $1 $11,011.49 -42- clerical Ad'nWstratron Federal Grants O. A. A. Travel dense stationery $326.24 Jan. 1, Bal. $7954 34.80 Grants for 1946 347.41 1.70 bee. 31, 8a1, to 1947 $ $426.95 $426-9 C person is to v� us DePendent Children $600.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $600000 � 0 0 p0 Adirtinis bee. 31, 8al . to aeve l O$Aid to Dependent Children 00 Feb, 18, APPro. f $25.00 p0 Cash P rso�nta to var o ral Grants A. D. C. bee. al, 1341. to 1947 $28340 G ants Bforl. 1946 366 4o go $85 $25' $368.30 282' -43- Clement Gould and Wife Fund From Interest Transferred to Town Cash Grants to Various Persons Jan. 1, Bal. $175.00 MaY 6, Transs. Dec. 31, Dee• 31, Bal, to 1947 $140.05 15.02 bee. 31, Bal. to Revenue 1'030.82 $215.05 $1,100.00 State Aid Cash Grants $110.00 Feb. 18, Appro. Dec 31 $110.00 , Bal. to Revenue 40.00 $150.00 Veterans' Benefits C perso�nts, Various Groceries $542.00 Fael and Provisions 340.28 ket�a"ne Burial 100.00 15.02 bee. 31, Bal. to Revenue 1'030.82 $1,100.00 0.30 Dec• 31 Adihinistr $650.30 att 0 al. to 1847 $13.41 deral Grants A. D. C. Esee sup 's Report) $13.41 Jan, 1, Bal. $1341 0 soltal Car Cape Co 08Ntal e d kris Care Dec 3t' 841. to $27.g5Aital (Article 6) 1104)it41 472,28 Feb* 18, Appro. 4500.00 $13 41 5 p0.00 00 Feb. 38, APPro• Dec. 9. Transfer Schools $61,741.33 Feb. 18, Appro. 8 Refunds, Dec. 31, Transfer $61,741.33 $15.05 100.00 100.00 $215.05 $150.00 $150.00 $1,000.00 100.00 $ $61,069.23 672.10 $6 E Vocational Education far E & D $70.00 kilo ol ountY Agri. Nov. 29, Trams $52.00 Dee 31' 8a1• to Revenue $52-00 18.00 $70.00 9 -44- Walter M Gafte7 eata2y School Construction 00 0 ape $400.00 Feb. 8a Trans. E. Sr D• 13 g00.00 240 Feb. 18, Appro. Dec. 31, Bal, to 194 Z $ 28,997.60 $29 ]nstarian,s g 1 irtletion alary S Snow Library Light- $ $600.00 Feb. I�e of pairs 2 2$93 49.95 � etioUgeuDp,D�t 1 0 o WD Q" 2 2.00 .50 31 $41 to .venue $932.58 ka $n0 $ $1'9p0.00 P, Daire IV L LibrBog R D �I $29,¢p0.00 i. 1� $11p0000 , i -45- Parks and Playgrounds PaYroiis $1,636.15 Feb. 18, APpro. dare ng Ball Park 19.50 Ca 01 Park So. Orleans 30.00 re of Eldredge Small Printing Park 50.00 Supplies, Paint, etc. 85.30 Trucks 27.50 Bulldozer 66.50 Claming Signs 10.00 Telephone 4.00 13.40 Tools Vineyard M. Co. 24.46 Lumber and Cement 13.29 Dee• 311 Bal, to Revenue 1912.54 $2,000.00 Truck Hire Parking Lot, Ocean Beach $60.00 Jan. 1, Balance Dee• 31, B41. to Revenue $19.16 $79.16 Parking Lot, Ocean Beach Labor (Spec. Town Meeting, June 25, 1945) 0p $11.20 Jan. 1, Bal. $1,p00 Dec, $11.20 31, Bal, to Revenue 50.84 $298'05 5 5 88 Snow $20 Dee 31' 8a1. to 194? $34 65 rTraitlsans. to Town $40020 Dee 3 848g Trans. from E.T.B. Fund 9 zsy e Yana, E1ig 8410'0p 00 �to 0 abet now h Tw'Sa $I $9,24 Pund 946 $410. $O,ZS $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $79.16 $62.04 $62.04 Miscellaneous $400.00 Oil Co., Gasoline $365.29 Feb. 18, APpro• 275.82 at Rock Harbor 16.50 Refunds, Gas s, Funeral 20.00 (sing 130.54 Machines Upkeep 37.63 YaihEip euall, 1944 17.95 Labor g Honor Roll 4.00 13 113a dStand 11.78 Y on Seals 20.00 Dom' 31, Bal• to Revenue $627.02 48.80 $675.82 $2,000.00 Truck Hire Parking Lot, Ocean Beach $60.00 Jan. 1, Balance Dee• 31, B41. to Revenue $19.16 $79.16 Parking Lot, Ocean Beach Labor (Spec. Town Meeting, June 25, 1945) 0p $11.20 Jan. 1, Bal. $1,p00 Dec, $11.20 31, Bal, to Revenue 50.84 $298'05 5 5 88 Snow $20 Dee 31' 8a1. to 194? $34 65 rTraitlsans. to Town $40020 Dee 3 848g Trans. from E.T.B. Fund 9 zsy e Yana, E1ig 8410'0p 00 �to 0 abet now h Tw'Sa $I $9,24 Pund 946 $410. $O,ZS $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $79.16 $62.04 $62.04 Miscellaneous $400.00 Oil Co., Gasoline $365.29 Feb. 18, APpro• 275.82 at Rock Harbor 16.50 Refunds, Gas s, Funeral 20.00 (sing 130.54 Machines Upkeep 37.63 YaihEip euall, 1944 17.95 Labor g Honor Roll 4.00 13 113a dStand 11.78 Y on Seals 20.00 Dom' 31, Bal• to Revenue $627.02 48.80 $675.82 D an for rsports gan a Du ete�ratis and reh extra UO 00 Feb. 18, Appro. . $100,00 July 4th Celeb $100,00 F ration '"+ie 324.00 -46- Bonds' Insurance Town and Bonds Ton rkurer $150.00 Feb. 18, Appro. t�C lle TaXes ctor 7.50 7.5o 125.00 of T., Work, ante: B sa ews Compe- �glai'Y $290.00 $330.54 Dec• 31, Bal. 1434.57 �- Dee. 31, Bal. to 365.54 Revenue $655.54 $1,476.67 69.46 The Goss $725.00 Pint Town Reports Feb. 18, ApPro• Transportation $ $ Feb. 18, Appro. $450.00 Dee 31 toRevenue $Court Orders D an for rsports gan a Du ete�ratis and reh extra UO 00 Feb. 18, Appro. . $100,00 July 4th Celeb $100,00 F ration '"+ie 324.00 eb, 18 Appro. July 1, Trans. Amus. 22U00 R ceiptsnt. A nusements and Entertainment (Baseball Team) 6.00 P1aYers and Referees $1,161.67 Feb. 18, Appro. Trails. 230.43 Collections at Field 1305.0 0 $725 bee - e 17.50 •31 ' 8a1, to 44.88 Revenue $932.38 235 72 Rauh $1,21818 h L, e � "ae $ 0 00 oneQrts i300 00 peb. 18, Appro. -47- A nusements and Entertainment (Baseball Team) 00 P1aYers and Referees $1,161.67 Feb. 18, Appro. Trails. 230.43 Collections at Field $500.00 976.67 $725 to July 4th Cel. 50.00 Dec• 31, Bal. 1434.57 �- to Revenue - $1,476.67 $1,476.67 Band Memorial Day Exercises $200.00 Feb. 18, ApPro• Transportation $ 30.p0 P �ntin 80.85 Dinners 3.00 Police 7.95 $72500 Dec•31, BELL to Revenue $184.20 $20000 $200.00 00 Rationing Board Expense Postage $150.84 $450' 0 00 11 and Stationery $14.31 Jan. 1, 1391 Telep Rent 1.20 Sept. 30, Refund 40 $45 one Flower 62.98 carpenter 10.00 Truc�g Work 17.50 00 $100. 1.50 $100 �0 Doc' 31, Bal, to Revenue $143.75 $161.24 $151.24 00 p00 be Rehabilitation Committee Expense c' 31, Bal• to Feb. 18, ApPro $150.00 051 00 $l 0 0 1947 $150.00 $ 16810 $150.00 Transfers Reserve Fund Tram Qyerlay$2500.00 Acc ed to Following Feb. 18, Electio�ts: Reserve pollution and Regis - ce $165.00 eter 700.00 Wire oyaD�P fits 100.00 Nr 241.23 Oblicl Warden 39.35 Schools Welfare 14.02 0 218.1 672.10 $1. Dec• 31 B $1,981.70 Reserve al. to Overlay 50 00 00 518.30 $ $300,00 $300 $2,500.00 -48- 4boor CeMeterles and Tomb g $19.78 32.00 Feb. 18, Appro. Dec. 31, Bal. to Revenue= 5 $150.00 Mm EdW H• Hi Herring Brook Caretakeig�' Feb. 18, Appro. $15 0.00 $25.00 DeC' , Dal. to Revenue $2 31 5.00 $150 p0 Labor Soldiers' Moment and Graves $85,00 $73,00 Feb. 18, Appro; / 75• 140, T1st Old La?ut bue �luetery_Center lieuch9 peuce 78.95 Jan. 1, Dal. Feb. BA ue 4.36 18, AP Pro. Peub s 272.0 0 0 La?ut bue 13,00 O�ber 1Zpht 160.00 2.00 $1,700.00 Feb. 18, APPro• 2.16 39,79 bet. 31 $al, to �83.30' $1,700.00 lteveuue1�026.56 $1,700.00 �� Lal� E3,0X2.54 r �Id Ce Dec 31' 8a1, t0 $109,2p East Orleans venueuue $100.20 Jan Balance 80.6 lqb0r $109.0 4 $75000 $30.00 Dec• 31' 8al• to Revenue 1231.49 $ 5461 00 $1,645.00 57 quahog Shellfish Project $ 471 (Comm. and Town) $400.00 qg $800.00 Nov. 8, Transfer 400.00 $1,0 Nov. 15, Comm• $800.00 $189.00 Sea110ps eedlfish Project x$473 -2 (Con" " - " arTown) $75.00 Dec. 27, $45,00 0 C 0 $188.8 bee, 3l eeterY P aal, to erPetuat Care $gd•DO $41.01 O t, 4 Trans. to Town 50• $96,74 �A $g5• $75.00 Nat Interest Bonds 1450.00 8eepu8 8 ,, sa Issue Town 50� Feb. 118, APPro. $ bee. 3l 8al.to Revenue 1132.50 $ $1,450.00 $30.00 Shellfish Constable Salary and Expense E1u1er R, Darling $1,700.00 $1,700.00 Feb. 18, APPro• $1,700.00 $1,700.00 Protection and Propagation of Shellfish ,Tra 011', $1,500.00 ks Labor $246.35 Feb. 18, APPro• 12, Comm• 145.00 Topozer 24.00 Dec. 15.00 es 17.44 priut41 5.27 11.40 @saccbo a llOD Seed and Large Quahogs 491.55 ,T�elael) e'en Town usfeTs 75 68 3.19 475.00 Dec• 31' 8al• to Revenue 1231.49 $ 5461 00 $1,645.00 57 quahog Shellfish Project $ 471 (Comm. and Town) $400.00 qg $800.00 Nov. 8, Transfer 400.00 $1,0 Nov. 15, Comm• $800.00 $189.00 Sea110ps eedlfish Project x$473 -2 (Con" " - " arTown) $75.00 Dec. 27, $45,00 0 C 0 $188.8 bee, 3l eeterY P aal, to erPetuat Care $gd•DO $41.01 O t, 4 Trans. to Town 50• $96,74 �A $g5• $75.00 Nat Interest Bonds 1450.00 8eepu8 8 ,, sa Issue Town 50� Feb. 118, APPro. $ bee. 3l 8al.to Revenue 1132.50 $ $1,450.00 -50— Mar I sec° Retirement Town Bonds 00 ct. 1 �n Issue $1,500.00 Feb. 18, Appro. $B yOo 5,000act..,, 00 — $6 p0 00 $6,500.00 Investment and Trust Funds "co. 31, Post"Wr Rehabilitation Hal. Fund $31,642.11 Jan. 1, Bal. $9,595.33 167.30 _ Interest, 1946 $31,642.11 be . 31 ra�fer Street Light Fund mac, 31 8alanee � In etet res Bal. t, 1946 $2— $9,762.63 $9,762.63 $2,568.20 Ncp 29 To'; to Clayton Mayo Fund Dec 31' 13 $1,00000 $1� Interest, 1946 $1,000 22571. 0 $2 g� Aqa 1�.$1 Deg 3.�ans Clement D� 3a°s•toTro� $ �° od and Wife Fund 8alanee $ Igo, Interest, Dee 31 $5,8g5 g7 8 ranee Mar Y Celia 4137p,25 CrOSby Fund Jan, I $5,30,. Intero� 83.1946 $3164211 $2650 59 $2 966 20 0 $03,069, S1 1 $23 541 B 9 $6,460' $9,160. 4 968 0 $5. g 60 gi '3 310 $5. —51— Snow Library Fund Mar' 28 Trans. to Town $150.00 Jan. 1, Bal. May 6 Trans to 1946 $9,595.33 167.30 , Town 50.00 Interest, Oct. 4, Trans to Town 100.00 Dec' 18, Trans. to Town 100.00 Dec. 31, Balance 9 362.63 $9,762.63 $9,762.63 Dee Elizabeth Twiss Blake Fund 31, $254.18 Trans, to Town $9.28 Jan. 1, Bal. Interest, 1946 5.10 Dec' 31, Balance 250.00 $259.28 Care Fund Oct, Cemetery Perpetual $1935,61 4, Trans. to Town $50.00 Jan. 1, Balance interest, 1946 31.03 Dec' 31, Balance 1,916.64 $1,966.64 Fund Cemetery Perpetual Care — Albert P. Smith $ 2 000.00 Dec' 25.02 31, Balance $2,025.02 Jan. a B BI- interest, 1946 $ $2,025.02 Summary p 11 and t and Trust Funds: $81,025.04 Securities $31,642.11 Street'ar Rehabilitation Fund Olayt L1ght Fund 22,571.81 6,368.97 01 °n M Fund Mary C Could d Wife Fund 5,370.25 9,362.63 EnOw Lib Crosby Fund Fund 910:00 1,91q.64 Oabeth TwY s Blake Fund Oelnetery 1'erPetual 21025.02 Care Fund Albert p SerPetual Fund �— $81,025.04 $ g1,025.04 i -52— Revenue Account bl! sii e' State is and 3,606.00 Jan. 1, o. Est. State $2000 Parks and Res. 1,030' May 31, Poll Taxes June 24, Levy Real 4 115,223.x0 J Pe 24, Levy Per- 11,30840 62. 7 June 24, Est. Receipts ret, unated State Taxes restimated County Taxes 'al Tax Deductions June 24, Trans. from 10,p00.08 E. & D. Dec.3y $ $199,— $199,072.1x D' 22,119.88 Dec. P Assess. 81 R. Estate 1$ 40 Poll Asses. er. Prop- 32 43 Taxes 5 6 Appro. Bal. 16,40x' $22 Est. Receipts 1 g6 96 Excess and rich, Surplus eficiency bee. 31 , ea1a4 c0 $221,19 01 evenue x 11 , $15,000.00 t 10,000.00 'dg $10,000.00 lea. 1.750.00 A. A. 570.00 00 247.3g $37 3 02,82-23 4 $90 0 Jan. l Bal. $69,021 09 Jan• 14 Tax Title Red- 10'y1 1nt• and Cost Tax Title 800. 0 Const. 1, Chap. 90 8'002'9 80 3 D 32 8 orr a Lion . 22,119 84 � 28•,9 T °•31 Te Ao)Qa�h o It SU T XN ; b, 11 a13ap0 epOUus Aeeounts ��te, 1448 $110,878.95 125.92 559.14 766-fin $99 8x9 59 —53— a, Personal prop • Excise Tax, 1946 400.48 102.83 1 Assessment, 1945 1 Assessment, 1946 7.90 45.00 Receivable 5,930.68 ret, unated State Taxes restimated County Taxes 'al Tax Deductions 79.09 1,048.06 $1,757.83 Estate Fund 4,673.66 ices to 1947 30,939.74 41.08 198 Account ay, 1945 1,894.41 ELY, 1946 aY Reserve 901.57 18,479.28 itle Exc Revenue Lse Tax 685.06 102.83 Revenue t1 Assessment Revenue ta11tal Revenue 52.90 5,930.68 and Deficiency "plus Revenue) 62,482.23 $127,941.27 $ 127,941.27 $iBet ceded Debt Funded Debt $67,000.00 it ri $67,000.00 choo] Building Loan $67,000.00 $67, ule wish to thank the heads of the various Town Depart= Ar lhpt Presentation co-operation f Departmental Bills. e year, by the Respectfully submitted, C SMITH, EL ME Accountant. Town k —54— $EP0117 OF STATE AUDITOR 1986. T Mr. Lego d °f Select MaY 17, cirieansY A. Nicker on Chairman G I slemen Massachusetts ub and alit h ool cea is acto thbt11 7 945 tt it a tO nr °p Orleans for audit he Per �adyn 5 the fo °visionsMarch 26, 1946 made in accg. Tai ule rlll of Of Chapter 44' General Lawxerol Assistant Director of Accounts. m by Mr. Mr Very truly Yours, LArloi?te Due tai'o18% , La FRANCIS Director of AccoO State 11 Q11t Oteoung S In use: 8 °stop °rations audi actor the t of the a Tketo d fbo s hd your oiAart� orda 26e19baced,, ehThked I'litt. al 46 a eQge ekeks g bills £o r di and Taxation at` e t instructions, I have earls fag 19 of the town of Orl re'V1 d9ep rt thereon on as f llo erpl transactions of the e tod for I ect ng were e exaniiryed 2ge eth° town accountants o ae'S Aar sonewith t e treasuept9 �es the several dePor th tThe d brse hesW Spa r liabuselectmen's unds a by the town logs• 2y reeorrs voted by theb°tontnd, dger ate, Were checked 1 o were all -55— and a balance sheet, which is appended to the report, was Marc h 26 1946.1Th sbbalance cshee shows that the financial eonditiott of the town is very good. a"The books and accounts of the town treasurer were l clm hed and checked. The recorded receipts were an- nlakid and compared with the records of the departments by the Payments treasurer were checked rwl hllthehselec Warrants selectmen's reeThe cash book additions were verified and the treas- o s cash balance on March 26, 1946, was proved by furnl Cil ation of the bank balance with a statement the cash . he office. bank of deposit and by actual count of We ee payments on account of maturing debt and interest d Thherified by a comparison with the amounts falling d With the cancelled securities on file. the .e "rings bank books and securities representing Gusto vestment of the trust and investment funds in the 'he The °lnetbeing proveduand heewithdraw lsnverified. and lister title deeds held by the town were examined le acco d. The amounts transferred to the tax recede Were compared with the collector's bOtltleston and the tax edger Were li listed and reconciled edwith the accountant's The were ex amine books and accounts of the tax collector w ex- outst dand checked in detail. The taxes and assessments NedbSeq ent the wereuauditedland. � ec n- taxes for the warrants of the assessors committing the ThefOr collection. the patheetreas- eras easulret b s the collector were checked to the g'rilparend the by books, the abate a' were I�a tements of re °hcd' With e listed and T ed With the accountant's ledger accounts. tere ee departmental accounts committed for Collection , he tee karnined and checked. The charges were ents to orded receipts were checked with the Paym the treasurer —56— Were li ted a""' Proved. , and the outstanding accounts 01 , n accounts retcandnlg taxes, assessments, and de oticeotol4 sending as °wing moe son's whose names appeared ed ones the re elete Correct. that to the town, and from the repli listed' et. the outstanding accounts, as a Selend ntThe recor the paYnie the t °� nl clerk and permits issued by e�ged�ed' The nts to t were examined and e ve tb' sur ful AerfetY bo he State and to the town Were the failnd to be' °nnaucends of the officials bonded for d fo lu ad iti per for their' duties were examined an ed' oil t the toW ds °f aji the and accounts meo te9 fin` e rt cc uedeana reting bills for epartments co IV on "c r ands e sheetpehdeatant's books. reconciled with the treasurer glj'9 cash' are table this report a ballet posSessunnnar S shoes in addition to th eas'l tai shawlhi °u aides of t g a reconciliation of the ttitle, V10 lnvestn9 the dadel)art e tax, assessment, to ll as to d etc alt aet onc)ssactionsnand condition of th tru5 �t of �Y as is� g heatlon exte everal eh �{ ntg and foress of he audit I wish' oecia tio Aespectfu roYself, to lq submittedress appr Assistant DE ec o o B�ccotO N�� WqC! r CI r10)M r�,N wwm� WN r':� -m o t, r •+ ,nMw w owr r+ m N is o ti Mim U gN �N PQ ppqq <+i r tl 3 o d G� p bn tN o � �w Y4y d Co w�° 4 i mm oMy 6ao�� q o�o .'d p a ` It a�ig `a a a.� q „c w N F �Id� �"am g�x �° gd Nbc bm d 10 O v d�f]° Umo a+w w w 0 MPP4 a W o 3 W ° C4 0 f� 0 ,Z C m O °ANC W o c? r,� M LQ L q LS qc !90 d N vj m b� d 0 Od did U�ddWe 0,,,M 'Ny ApdO . ❑ Q�iN U '~W ~QW dwp.N yyp�pO, y�A Ny.d..°y Q'1 O� °wN HYi7" iV D� W N H ��Ui Da ��a�aww�aa A U UC r 0 m� ObO+ p N N N M3��co 0ma OO, ly Kai Mron CM m N Lt? 0 n9 v Ln� 'n 4 N m a s o a ; D,' C d W �°j �a�a a� a F �q •d�� 0v '-i G 7 '+7 � �ayiA ma w id F ro ti z n q Q a S a� —59— REPORT OF PARK COMMISSION To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: th he leans Park Commission foirlthe y Annual Report oe T gear 1946, ldredg borall park,lSouth Orleans Park, Eldredge Covek Rock I new s kaket, and Nauset Beachs. At Eldredge Park a front thee board was erected, and wild gTowtherer ball games outfield. The diamond was put in shap is sadly b k stand and resurfacinghe out -field III aCk e °f grading the bleachers and The 11 are old and in need of extensive repairs. A newtennis court was used extensively the past season. At t het, and repairs to the back stops are needed• was retie Town Cove, the debris from the winter storms bath- area ao This beach as well as engaged l aket and Ro k season. b At N Were Policed daily during the bathing St rek e�tert 1B was necessary to employ a storms bulldozer to the severe v Y the parking Aastss The a tendance at this sebeach increased greatTyand ch Sand and the ofting orf titer, due to the termination of thloyed daily ere and°rvisf0onhe parking of cars policing be cat thi gbeach, Wareh permAs grant d under he direction of the Fire Std ° tcee Old Cemetery near the Post office, fipresent aho W41h and walk was installed bet fora distant the for tvitvenien f eet,tand s ttees located to a ed along thee t l together Ille t f the shrubs ubs which were plan e orablee c m ch e A r ande s c nsidered aareal asset t uthe Town' further Aark °htathr g wall at Nauset Beach to pr ld at El re ne together With an reconditioning ropy ationlSuffltlent to tain —60- rnaiurerr park a u5001 urgenpy r � lds and d, beaches in th Respectfully submitted, i ARTHUR J. YOUN L'�r, GEORGE D. KNOO" INS,0 park 0 °Tnmissione s fort he Town of or 1e I� REP RT 0 6 TO the Cittz Op TREE WARDEN FOR ig4 e thereby sus °f rleans. life wPast Ye rhit the a t 6�o hg P lenar was fa�nnual report. er Pl of trees etov,% e1 l train thrroughouttthesseasontand 3d S °so tre ti°nC n t, the e s?h4sthe fwngs will be in thertown1 1 h 11 be aare °fh ro are 't kclgsiVIu ' More young treested s�ey spoithpohesedtr $ se hundref these newly plaelrn t else t rtaht tees s fficient d and twenty-six to t1g5 and °eral part lh d to plafunds are provide mill PptS togotre sur�errrablearrg Orl new ansnasnotable bea ed hey y °whero ferti U edWeakened trees were reol r °� alit e theot o are hied where needed. A Horn if area T elm wilily fo�gtheto plant °n t$1So sha more tree- ut '° Drop and beauty b P serious ertY value. erleatfr t aet ve reat to killed tby A a ri�pe5 Opubeddeang Prosecute y.t The P very highwa g unsight earti tree rar°redehtlY made its epP1 Quincy and �� —61 boe n a concerted effort in Orleans to eliminate condi- Wilte which would favor the spread of this disease. D h ' Curley yellowed leaves are the first symptoms of there wru disease. The leaves will fall prematurely and wood be brown streaks in the sapwood, caused by a save theauring fungus. At this stage it is impossible to tomes due tree. However these same symptoms are some tree lab to other causes and before condemning any diagrr0sis,ratory test should be made to determine the 411 elltive measures are the only safeguard. Destroy SAraot p I the w°od in hetopen unless dit has been peeled. ernhealthy diegrOlving condition. leaf-eating fysyour tree warden n- ti s °Ives above, Beware of irresponsible hmen calling them- 4 l (' eased °rYste t0 an determine trees. whether Your b tree is Respectfully submitted, EMILE A. OLLI ER' Tree Warden. :tP011T OF MOTH DEPARTMENT FOR 1946 the To honorable Board of Selectmen 1 here Orleans. T after Orsubrriit my report for the yea oodlands in the dot `'lch and ns proper, and in South Orleans the g9f y kR Clc0ndition Brewster town linThere are very 300 eappears, but the egg masses ssesgthat o f foun hatching about t Tltisterpillao very healthy, capable b use eca and Pest n0 tirne however, to relax our v r lance, raPI 4tViedauvery 've know few years we will fie o tiveein felms fin rth Dutc 1 Elm condi disease ue o take pre rnoK Her of . Should 2— �e theirehn freest the Moth Superintendent an(I I the ehn bark p ExPe i b title carrier of the disease. to help °Oing oDh ane$ fly work is being one in sky spray olt, e With D. D. 'n v Over woodlands releasing 011 n of th ftry moth resulting in wholesale destruct" 45t u1e d the toge areas along been used satisfactorily In Pea e °Perated O't branch roadsides. This turbine d can h Vey s with great es of the largest trees, an rays' attew'th tDfaD OT r cults ha of materials. e been obtained by Y° the D ,,,are kill edfbY comi foliage cappears' ith O1, branches and twigs. R Regpectfully submitted, lvf 0�t, EMILE A. OLLende Rl'DAT �g T Moth Super i6 TO the fit KE BOARD OF HEALTH Fog 19 1ze e eitiye,, O,opers Of the T— th Featly app ee Townglven the Board of Health easeed Ppirlet 1 evl Wong s allistaof those Pep °Pt f iVe li Dog 13. . Tuberculosis 6 use FOr cehses tes : 1 Pd eliu1�suRalrfatiohal $ratite 5 bins,i�eo ht etQ h' h a y I allet us p ra p °n IrlhallOmatte p Nurse t anl�� t0 port an be c0Re th importance of °Ptlnat rep ti0o Respecaeg0 so that A1;T� Y submitted, JA1oY A R. FINLAY, ChalPii' Board of a "e lt —63— REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of 1 the Town of Orleans: the Police De wish to submit this report on behalf of the Pr ice 1946artrnent for the period from May 1 to D 1946assum t. ed the position of Chief of Police on May 1, at which time there was no established departmen Oars 758 stopped for Motor Vehicle violations 114 Liceecard Of oral warnings Warnses suspended ...................... pnnlgs issued .......... lght 326 318 to . issued .. ... .. 317 17 Acetags deg tickets issued ................. . . • tits 17 Acci reported p dents investigated 13 .......... .. pirs0nal in g 12 14 bog Madge ...... .............. g ......... 128 cO Bail mplaints investigated .....• .. Co�plags found ... 141 open .......... Deaths tits investigated • • 2 7 ......... Defects investigated .............. • • 1 Report In road reported .. ... perluits to Board ' ' 86 2 of Health . Seeo for Motor Vehicle transfers "' h 42 S�th�er lass Dealers reports • ' ' ecal estates 2 8 inspected ... .. • • " Wns Ass s n calls for Other ery of 16 Warrants st with deliv other 3 4, Police Departments akOI' to Taunton State investigations ' r —64- Einergene9 � s Missing persons P to Cape Cod Hospital . Dro digs shot worded to their parents Assault Vests and Court Casses Tr With dangerous b ansAorting concealed ................ . Motor cealed weapons ................. mor�Vehicle Vioi ' ; • .......... . ationa ................... Fled Filed Dispositions Ittl 14ilty ' ... Dis ased .... .... ... . . . AAAealged Suspe� a ................. . Arehation Sentence .............. . 4 4 1 1 1 1 4 17 2 25 S 1 0 2 l wis ti5 $Aei zenshank 1 Asst c of eQS, %Lr Tow all other Town off otnet iat on ford the tahlenCP Pal-lee Departments SyStiye the ne eo op f t the Police ge e CLAREIVCE L. VANA57000ee• Chief of —65— FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT TO the Citizens of the Town of Orleans: her Depazt- �e ekith submit the annual report of the Fire First Aid ..........1 Acci .............. 1 pumping wer for Drowning . Y., N. H. & H• Car R . 1 2 13oatfifires ............................... Grass 12 and Brush fires .................• Woods fires ............. 3 6 wilding fires........... Chimney ....... .... $ ' 1 fires .............. ...... Rubbish fires 3 .................. ail burfires .................. ... 1 5 ner fires .. Out of town fires ............. 52 Value Total alarms ............... .. f $21000.0 Loss buildings and contents involved Gr on buildings dings 527• 9 acres ass and contents > sti satnd woodland 500 46 burned &ase ed miles traveled . inspections, Area even,, Business for e out of town fires and supplYnig... water 50 eet $ 23�i" III rdeof E de ned... H. R. R. ' .. 200 f 0.00 nnual ngineers recommend for 1947' l3landn Sande $3,35 Cove To Pipe line at the Tow" f 3g0.00 enl r ge and remodel he Fire Gear Board of E ,, Izq �byd 1R.- Edred les A st. Chief Tgeiiig Ellis, Captain C. L iltyW. 199iris Elijah Wilcox Hurley Charles S j -66— A,12 oce A Wheele?lunteer Firemen Qrs,Jr• Chester Brov,,n Joseph L. Rog Cher Nat �'• Hi Howard E. Fulch Herb $ $11is� Gardner Reynds Lawrence L. Ell's m Th e followin onstitutes the equipment Q fithe Depart 1 300 0 -gallon triple combination 1 HoSeallon triple combination 1 Forest and ladder combination 18 Forest Fire P. pump 1'900 deem Brushesns 1,700 f feet 2'950 feet twasndd- one -half -inch House one - half -inch H Respectfully submitted, GEORGE D. KN eef • Engiri Chief NOrnber SN0w LIBRARY R pE ORT Nulober °f vole 1946 �0%a ci °f es s hatalog` u' Ares a ed ........ Club 6,13 p1 99 10'3$1 ........... 9,19 1,1g� 3 rum other Ibirarle5 $102' ••. ... A• A. Linnell d5e11 Mrs. R B. Rich? e ss Bethia Paii"i y4 Hopkins COCM Margaret 144 . . W. Sargent IN Coe subscription given b Joshua A. Nickerson, 2nd. 1Kaon, editor Newspaper subscription given by Jack John - DOlsleanaescendants Genealogy, Cape Cod Series, Nd. 11, purchased from Elizabeth Twins Blake RUTH L. BAR b�Dan. REPORT OF TOWN NURSING SERVICE FOR 1946 NOn.t,° Adtti�s unicable Disease Service C bld vnsrts to Nursing Service . riAAl ce visits ..................... . e0 -41111- d v� ts, 16,- Office Service sits, 2 ............ . d Clinic cable Disease Service . . aterhi visits beltipartrvice Aos #very rn cases and field visits . Aarturn nursing service cases F AOstAartd visits . Ihfan r - k up, Postpartum ases and v181 . • . A�ervice N issi edb° nsirif.... visits . , 511 78 101 11 18 s 11 3 1 3 10 23 37 28 6 50 —67- Rutl Larre na d Smith Mrs. Sara Beeler Mrs. Lillian S. Walker S. Ste�ouglas Sheppard Rev wart Brooks Mrs. Lena S. Higgins Ida M. Myers x. W. Mrs. Myers I'd i M Paul Mr$ Fernald Mrs Carl Lund 144 . . W. Sargent IN Coe subscription given b Joshua A. Nickerson, 2nd. 1Kaon, editor Newspaper subscription given by Jack John - DOlsleanaescendants Genealogy, Cape Cod Series, Nd. 11, purchased from Elizabeth Twins Blake RUTH L. BAR b�Dan. REPORT OF TOWN NURSING SERVICE FOR 1946 NOn.t,° Adtti�s unicable Disease Service C bld vnsrts to Nursing Service . riAAl ce visits ..................... . e0 -41111- d v� ts, 16,- Office Service sits, 2 ............ . d Clinic cable Disease Service . . aterhi visits beltipartrvice Aos #very rn cases and field visits . Aarturn nursing service cases F AOstAartd visits . Ihfan r - k up, Postpartum ases and v181 . • . A�ervice N issi edb° nsirif.... visits . , 511 78 101 11 18 s 11 3 1 3 10 23 37 28 6 50 pre- C��es —68— ervice Field v sits ...................... Well- ....................... Child Conference by Mass. State Dept' of prb• he Health ... • Den al Health Service children entering Grade 1 SchooService iainations and corrections .. . Chiidr Service AduFiel visitsdrnitted ................ �w al�ervice id ice Visits . Dif Chest visits . • • • .................... .. Scho $,Ra .... Adul 1 chip. Clinic Toil a is en . Sre sAdenr)z ��e �1i °� ogle >dren .. . Togih 119c�Sch n ...... . Artie tit °ki °p1 Children ........... . T �eatseho l Clinic dborc to eats byrld, A b1Neea1 cases privaschool en 9 . co 4e at i vi sgerviCe ' ettFltl' 41k, rsits s ...... r ol• h sold leldiah ' • . , ......... . 1ol�er a wit �e � ::........ . ........ .-vice —6s— Unclassified visits 2 Field visits not found at home ................ . ly1 Field visits not taken under care ............... 10 Special activities Cape Cod Public Health Club Special instruction in use of records by Mass. State Public Health Service Exhibit given at Nauset Grange No. 367 Fair g0 Surninary 1,230 Total admissions ............... 2 248 126 Arnol visits ......... ........................$354.25 ReCe nt service charitable 448.25 1� 6� Vrrgiri a E • Reynolds, R.N., Substitute Nurse 21 da s. 1p thank the donors, those who have rendered servrceo g0 ' Respectfully submitted, LAURA D. KNOWLES' Nu se. Town REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS 1p AND SLAUGHTERING °cc rrs year the annual inn ion and test o t on.ca�e t� olspeced he last week in August, w'thou d the mldder 9 s Dary Conditions. rll barns fandaan animals were found and n Respectfully submitted, p,DSON, 16 LeROY F. RIC rnals. j Inspector of Ani -70— ASSESSORS' REPORT ON MAP OF TOW d m'aP p 1946 appropriation was expended in su th to B ell gndm a sectional Plans enable us Tonset SO 01 the Or available airly as heretofore the majoritY °f We We believes have been only approximate. and 941, thi reCpnend that $1000 be ppropr ated for work In Respectfully submitted, $ �' C� 0 LeROY AICKIE YI ers JAMES D g1I,LA le ARTHUR F. of Assessors 2oAT OF FINANCE COMMITT fol raiifer FOR THE YEAR 1946 ere owg; s for 19 nd w 0 411 beQ9.la' Electi0 46 from the Reserve Fu $1��00 c Dee 9, police n "I'd Registration Account 700,00 be g Veter4 4(!co nt Registration Accou 12y,00 Dec 3p Wir bilril is Account �y0�y llec. 3 Subli�hWade n A °count 12 �9 °. cho °11Welfar Account 076 2 aec, TOWN 1) ep0unt Ccount 1 q0 31 ga�hotaA Account $190 y0 ce t° 0 5 00 I0tal verlay Reserve Account $y 500 ttosAeCtf 5 e SQQretarlyMILL1ARD H• T1S mltte Mal y Orleans Finance C o —71— REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES T° the xOn h 0'able Board of Selectmen: I er and 1? a area the year 946; of the Sealer of Weights Scales �2• Avou,d �ejghts Roth upois 1�eylc °may 0 a NO' 2 Weights Total jL,19hid Capacity Aeasures lgtiid' o gal. or under over I gal. NO' 3 Measures Total Adjusted healed Not Con- Sealed deemed° over 5000 lbs. t,1001bs 0 1 ° 1 ° to 5000 lbs. 100 lbs. 8 13 10 ° 0 0 or over 100 nder 100 lbs. 6 7 11 5 0 0 0 0 lbs. or over under 100 lbs. � 16 1 0 0 '1ng, 100 lbs. or over tale 4 1 14 0 0 ghe "rider (slott and swithout) 2 Ption 5 2 0 0 scales 0 NO 1 Scales Total 37 78 2 a NO' 2 Weights Total jL,19hid Capacity Aeasures lgtiid' o gal. or under over I gal. NO' 3 Measures Total y 0 0 0 99 0 0 p 29 0 0 17 0 0 0 13 _ 0 158 _ 0 0 y 0 0 48 0 0 5 0 0 U 0 53 -72— 4. Automatic Liquid Measuring Devices Meters to 1 -i Meters rich inlet Gasoli over finch inlet Oil- easuring measm pumps Grease eas ing pumps p $erose s pumps g pumps nke 4aAutomat c Li Liquid Measuring Devices Total Yard Stici4 ar Measures No• 5 Total Linear Measures 12 2 0 0 0 0 0 14 atta�Qins rerand Totals 51 hed, A°rted A'lo "Not Sealed" have 43 3 2 5 10 1 8 72 0 0 0 25 0 1 i 29 11 0 11 i 372 led ,, "Not 50 led" 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 1 26 F e Qalin ed and paid over to Town Trea$aT i�I adlus ilIg collected Tot g and repairs, collected q0'V Qd4ilioAQ *T -I �hlections adlJy r w°Q pbran Qd @ $l gheg scales at school billlding5 eg the tuo IJ h oft 0 $1.00 not paid. e 3 ede n 0. aq�QettQSjiitQsssa y department during, tiiigegytiaJP t00u1 QAtrQ sg Yeare so attention. All weiglie eP eJt(' wQi @htiorre Qdar lnslAeby weight are as �hpySPfiJUr FTh �t, 'then all tested, an r are' S°id �eq Ba 111 is al during the year 5o f ed�rQtb heQ pning $u t land rvege abl s, iS hey e ythQp N 9 tt'On is in fine Sl' er Jf L he Year show a —73— iris s s a very imaortant item since aoemuch wood sasold mall lots less than a cord or half cord. correct conclusion using and I again in offer a few suggestions for 18t. Scales. casse in morning see to it that scoops or platforms t to zero (as the line may be) are clean and that Indicator p on Zethe case of Beam Scales see to it that poisbeam rest loop travel and beam should balance in center of " ure that scoo case of "Scoo on and Scoop off" scales be will balaneaW rice beam is in iproper at aerolon that beam. be Any difficulty that may be encountered that cannot promptlY overcome please feel free to call the Sealer. 211d' Liquid Measures. or at ELse id Measures used in measuring any ustt and oil will Please'tthat here ors keep d' elloclea d at collect ll times. 3rd• Fire Wood. fraction of Vo d fire Wood selling by a measured c buyer an seller. n sire Boards haves onstructedemeasuring racks, of ks wood* W 11 tare "eive one cord usually found torhold the one-half specific W d1is Pllhe in sup ese racks vary when very cr°°kecat- holes. efici- hsys 12 EL u dathen be rounded up to o arOfmWOO and is call 8 cubic feet constitute a 8 feet long . Wh d t ua height of 4 feet and and delivered by smaller ° the d 4.foot much firewood is sold an t is sold in each in enantitiesesawedainto cuts of 12, 16 u0 25 Called s cof th °orcl" ' Such wood when sold this wayire consists. and means that the unit of meas —74— cut in 12 ncha f wood cut from a cord of 4 -foot wood. less oo ol 96 cable fet6 -inch lengths, it should containo ld eq to h0 less th If cut in 24 -inch lengths it sh tl ill) of these fall r cut cubic feet. These are t ee noted the D visioanmOOfnts differ from 4reoidle and ield deternlIle bYorestry 101 cub" feet ou 16 nch cuts cubic l Oi cubic feetlon 2 filch CO. toe al0 se and use the er clot figures are the very Minirr'urer Dec atpe the stmer must re eive the actual pi e yi Iddtle�'15teJ e aetual umber oficubIon, t feet delivered. sales riedShOu 4th. (hisol. Start Itle r t Milli hapurnps. I, P1 too A'Rail 0n Aumpl Our hours ornsolig works cut tayrtle <tr;s rAose sealed �e s iefis gallons fine itemoto a Con have for Not 1ce. AosSess AersO tr ce °dit r teeny kin e- keeper or peddler havin ng�dcO�d hd to,. td aheua p0 a of a Weighing or M using .1 0 ,spo fl Y° o4 all seal dbuying ornselling Must b of e9e d °t his 846 g 15 hahisb err tO1 Yt during g She Icurr r � l Cc utlesrom epe Y °pepo t made roper Pe fit ResAe °tfu11Y submitted, Of og5�eti 1� o Sealer Of Wegh�and e8 _75_ REPORT OF ROAD SURVEYOR T 0 the Citizens of D1ut Orleans: QalCote rile ea, about one and two one-half Wh) of new road miles w �1d Where n edalll roads in the Town were repaired when struetel IlOad, West Road and River Road were on Ing h o $ 00, through nd ptheserl threes roads, of at comber d ea"11 f about one 1 mile were completed for $6,880.99, ti lKOnu`an unexpended balance of $919.01. the pr a t Road was built under Chapter 90 ofnwh eh T °Wn onl for one mile, at a cost of $12,000, This Y had to appropriate $3000. tour highws tO me a very worthwhile plan Of a- fu ds be able to finlsh the remaining hope portion f Monument Road. It Seal Q Q ml further reommendation that we do a muds We have. 9 as possible, in order to preserve the roads it was ferlceS have been repaired and replaced as far 1 Them possible. led and QOhO thatnfurtherlr pairs vmayebe done I s du g the g year. Ace D u ta11t'scun report. of all expenditures are listed in the Respectfully submitted, HOpgINS, NORMAN Road Surveyor• _76— REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PU13L'C WELFARE bur. $great $3 1d Athe year the Board of Public Welfare's Spe" 530,073 79 ge Assistance and General Relief, the following tab °f these expenditures are sh°Wri on les: Fetal -as Bureau of Old Age Assistance 216 1411,8 $10 41 ederal Aeropmaetion' .......�...... 6 9,20212 AeeeiVed $i2 701, Qost to Toq h State, Other Cities and TO Y"S $4 55513 Total .... 03 gg p . Federal app aoyyrn is Dependent Children $20215 $ecei�ed tlall ................ $23 61 e0st to Town State , 1q. 49 $3 1 AQ el N rpaynt Qener ............. $159o9y o1,11 Scents al Relief 9 �o$ tand0 ate and'Other Towns $�� gg t h'o� ° Towh Other Towns and State $2500 �esAeptfully submitted, , rn an I119b , JAM S DICKIE, f $� t8' A. NICK LAS' elfs R R. FIN ys1 and of Public —77— TREASURER'S REPORT O RECEIPTS n deposl General Town Account Ch t eckul Cape Cod Trust Co. 1986 Rec lAts 1946 t and in treas- $91,378.74 237,164,56 $328,543.30 1g4 PAYMENTS O�hdAosa Ca asu eres General r ants $217,664.35 4ry Jahgla 1 47 t and in treas- 878.95 110, $328543.30 ABB FIETTreasurer. TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS e b %tding of: Snow Library Trust Fund 4 000.00 14. athanow Fund $ 500.00 a W i'oun 200.00 Thonl� H• Nelson Fund 3,000.00 Arey Hopkins Fund DeDosl $7,700.00 I'ro Ited Qape Cod Institution for Savings, Boston, Aeeape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank and $7,700.00 4d ululated rust So., Savings Dept. 2 062.63 1g interest Oct 6 withdrawn $2,062.63 150.00 De418 Withd wn 100.00 1662.63 Bat Withdra 100.00 ghee i wn $8,362.63 n fund, Jan. 1, 1947 -78— De Elizabeth Twiss Blake Library Trust a k Accu311at d jilt std Five Cents Savings 8 $25000 DeC' • Withdrawn Balance in fund, Jan. 1, 1947 Perpetual Care Cemetery Fund C G ftrm9 of: Benjgo Vose Lot $100.05 $e ui C. Sparrow Lot 100.0 ki- 'Nickerson Lot 100.00 Samuel I Freeman Lot 50.00 Q k Sn' Coy Lot 200 p0 Christopher $ t 1p0 00 Wliham Strain )Edtwards Lot 1p0.00 $0000 Deposite k $ 99 Cet. 3I' at d -ape Cod Fice Cents Savings Ball $aloe °With dawn $250.p0 $103,99 n fund, Jan. 1, 1947 00 Ae0513 fill in Y &tes Rogers' Cemetery Fund $1 aalaa elan F ape Cod Trust Co. Savings Deft $10533 p Jan. 1, 1947 00 Phsited apt Sane and 10539 I1 1 allhAer Std Trus Cto. Savings D Pt $10499 a hd, J $ ��l oat �0hh a an• 1, 194q 0 try ah e at d - Ae Anna Taylor Cemetery Find $02 0q h 1111d eT es Trust Co. Savings Dept —79— A�posited 1 Charles R. Smith Cemetery Fund °�ulat dCap r std Trust Co. Savings Dept. $203.085 Galan °e in fund Jan. 1, 1947 $203.85 Atposited .Freeman S. Smith Cemetery Fund m $al�ulatedCape Std Trust Co. Savings Dept. $203 85 anCQ fund, Jan. 1, 1947 032032 85 �eAosiu d Joshua L. Northrup Cemetery Fund 41411 rat atcl inter s d Five Cents Savings Bank $203.34 NP ce in fund, Jan. 1, 1947 e iced in. Clement Gould and Wife Fund Ca e 04th od Pi a lags Bank and Day SatedinteCents Savings Bank $5,000.00 Q. . It drawn 2 $568.97 Al it in fund, Jan, 100.00 5 Aeposi 1, 1947 $ °Ck�h d in Ca Mary Celia Crosby Fund g4144e ed irate e d Trust Co. Savings Dept. $5,330.25 ighfun � D Stye d' Jan. 1, 1947 $5,370.25 t e etA, °site L F eaehye C h t and Assigned to the Town of Orleans 8a sulate Five Cgs Bank and 2,517.61 la�Qtee. intere �ts Savings Bank $ ih fu a� • 1, 1947 $ d 50.59 $2,517.61 -81— COLLECTOR OF TAXES REPORT lg46 REAL ESTATE Jan. 1 18a, Dr. Jeee2, Br re due 1944 945 $7,309.34 D 24 due 1 Deb 10 war, ant 115,223.24 Abate g' Reassent (emitted Assessment) 8.27 dent after payment, refunded 37.05 74.41 paid Tr $124 paid Treasurer Cr. gbatedreasurer, account unt 1945 $6,543.28 T ate ' 1g44 'account 1946 106,797.43 Uax tid'e1946 .45 b�Qge accoun 521.02 NIjected 19451946 27.36 ed, 1946 5 766.06 7,99 7.16 T $124 0 4a�g ANGIBLE PrRSONAL PROPERTY b qe1 8 Dr. bee. 24 Glance AU 1� (0� ttDue 1945 $271.43 c : ant 11,005.50 Rt asItt d assessment) 11.40 after ed 4.28 payment, refund 3.14 paid Aald lea $11,295.75 $11,295.75 Ubbat�ea urer Cr. $221.93 eted, lsurer aaccount 1945 qe 1 ectedsccount 1946 10'649.50 1 45 1946 18.82 400.48 $11,295.75 -82- Aei —83, MOTH ASSESSMENT Aid �easur 1946 Dr. $8,10 9.05 Ubatteedd'e1g45er' account 1945 r. Jain. 1' Balance Due, 1944 6433p a�Ueet9gg 1946 $99.35 June 'Balance Due, 1945 a 2,930.51 > Warrant 890,40 d, 1946 1.74 $0,15 102.83 Pfd Tre 31.10 S ppaidTreas�er 4 598.90 18 `htiy OF $3,138.44 account 1944 71.d Treasurer> account 1945 4y 00 1895 $eal V UNCOLLECTED TAXES Unce fe ed 1946ccount 1946 89940 1018, Aer of ate nuary 1) 1947 1849 kothnal property $766.06 Meta 7,997.16 r Vehicl 400.48 lgg6 POLLS 808 a and Excise 45.00 i11i Deb 10 Warm Dr. $1032 08 102.83 W lit Itegpectf $9 meant (omitted assessment) �1 00 idly submitted, 8 Raid $802 pp ABBIE F. MITCIIEI,L., Abatea, %eer' account 1946 r. 1040 pV Colleetor of Taxes. 0 14% 1 ToR VE81�LE AND THAIILEE dAr. ' 13 4q 26 ala Y)r. oy@ 24,Warre due i l8 wit t c6W'ra t �F k ;; p aa antt �,t aft it Aa.. id C E15f x 09 1 $141 g9 910 111,4 g3•gq 31301 -24— REPORT OF SHELLFISH CpN sLE the Citiyeo 01 To the leonorable Board of Selectmen and oPed jes ins: o f the hfj5het 9t any ndasSen natural ailed to conditionso affecting based�ed 0. ance propagation work which is always Poll° cc Poo the t0 nature and never to replace it° tWo ex 0Jf of will To maeryns nilar to the tone with of last Ye the stateein end ahellfisheTeemore easily understandablelas5lfY d�58P0 "xPlain each as I find it I shall try to to nnd�n as I Pearahc' There Brno doubt that the a,t rolls cono Witafngethe the soft clam is our greatesent and JA Tn our town. amount of comr'11 ce ed O Ins wn. °n 1i r11 ch in rev natural, as the clam �'1gh1Y Pr eoeend Q, Llas 11ded oto the fishermen and d supPlaVe SSdjp Ao hahe e of then as Part of our fpO ers he ca'l 19 theailledean article t that two Cape Po outll o deep ont mat niedi in which I tried to go yt d0 ter here it seems unnecessary 11 t o J� to hose ca P. 5 he rqAro th t io eOnsider it essential to adi fl t1l c 5C o did wo We °pndit officials have done kno�e�yti tat to 1 h° rk must loans, but find their d sci tii$ 5 2 at %14i. N- 211pAlerne experimental ae and " tig e509 the bia ter It isa11 Only bet knowledge hed i be p rod, n t{N° hkih@ of theeted that such a bill ill ��etloto �o�lY ti h�R t4l s ail iiiteegislature. Its passorgan�e 1s�5� god iti °h Wa seei1zg of cled People anan9W 8tiylnG04 °hyia Yttf, Iandat otai d a sorted s :noted of atrivedPTote pi be�eaor 14.411 e Loss. These clams lried oCg yep ria iio eat range in size ndineded wh °?e e rAnrecOmm g ,a the 51?-.f 5? 90 It —85— ela� sing a Iaha aPat i1PiParent that one of the reasons for the loss of Of a l ree In the water is lack of enough breeding stock, at etknt ally dii� n s everalpparts of the available, town, to be closed get hope that these beds may act as parent by I% na more spat into the water. ya atiI % °Ae for imentations and change asticnretulat ons that Ply ehyugs: he return of the soft clam can be had. ht yNOve rlthe Meetihal report on the seed quahaugs tyjhe D1a e n f 1945 showsst River in 1942-43 and following results: opened $qq nti foray ten nd in these Plantings bushels t at a tal cost to Orleans bushels t asesetak n for family 83e8.50g No accounting was made Aretlous rrfishe elieve show the value of such projects byAsoyeaTObcts ha "e also shown excellentlrresults. Two h4toaWagati0h ause of a larger amount made available I12e e ,, 303 bed afrom the DivisOion of bushels Marine Fisheries, great lV�Q, a 13o se Rip r nn June and October planted nd se doing �1 has K 119 ar p�8°elDeoAid, OPQ ea for family use only in the Meeting tey b� aksultb ea t togetsto some of our distant popular e yttt d Was a as to this work aworthwhile. e �iehti que hang sees this year. Vv Sys yeg�e gaygah fair catches l raking and sc a few scratching n q ,a 14 eN pent, d lower River areas. Prices continue sate the sh the ntfng of 200 bushels of medium oysters to hia oro' lower Town Cove area in Ma The oyster atea Year , unknown causes resulted in heavy loss ahOW atv Y gh little loprevious plantings in the SPt# —86— only i of the es This area, o ened for family use • spite 019, b1, produced o oysters of fine quality and i tied in to Da p5t °� loss over sixty families were repregen reportsat a c this bed twice a week and only g °.od roject, ¢o heard from those artici ating• This P l 2 only $90 00 must be con is tiered good• this iris l 0 $00 Scallops; After many barren years i Some oted le causes for improvement can be seen, 4 is n ti0d (probably from a small planting Of 194 t 0 of o grass areas in Little Bay. erebY gr daT'gtoa�td ahA condition on Brewster flats �vh e iii ot>r 1� scallop seed of excellent quality We re for roa � i o o Obta heezing conditions, made it po This Se od C tee ill 300 bushels of these shellfish - der gq5 a pro ra5 The'r'ig and L the PleasantBaystirl . 0 �� for Se Pleasant areas of eelgrass, and if its stir pt difari It allops,the these scallop should We n'ush bett¢t If Y arises t� niiat kes When such a thing occurs shellfi in¢f tecMun thr 011911 tri t regulation t onhese �itly5el bj oetha� W Bing tS' An effort to o ularize their triyr g 5P¢ 1� aiidtcularea ugusth was successful ccessful p1�leoPl e�enPe9 neJi tak were ay, Although over sixty P Very f ill 3d d foe sadvy `lighted With the product' tl3e oil 9'01 he ea ehm It OU t 11 People area not byet us .10 Pit, d 44V aj `qXt of Alace of the clam during the cla Oil to xtehs arras, large et t an hell r °e Se There are still some as Y y , t th. the she °f Seed. No digging Vayto ern( Ate�Y °tk has bt on i These pests from yl�t gnete �6 carried or, X'% Ao teSeeekplained and thororePeat he t °r rts.) in8 inadvisable to e0006 Sl hh Se rely, gTs hseaiesul +_Year __ lost of the cla eeled�ir .es of se er of Lrbor drag Tp e xcellent' A oy 4r or —87— ree de8reed an a Celle' while not satisfactory to some, has T loadi nt boat basin and helped to a marked eree a dre ng facilities, 1ntek and dging of Fed'olged 1 raAAina channel across the flats outside the Pro e� >iiay dSthIt IS is trke sa probably p ohibittive wi h ut Q4 eat t' to f e obtain ° be hoped that assistance from this 0To heI of fish er asst fleet of fishing boats bringing ?stthe D ear, and shellfish estimated at around $100; 4d 14ee ivision ekt tth IS a TO Of Fisheries for much needed , Such thehoft. d, Worth °projec help Purchase shellfish seed and u�rN e ci , our sincere appreciation is thahOAerat•f our good assth Ale ion in °u taking Of scallop seed, deserve S e thhe 8 ahceaSUre that' nhhh ubl Of tide a ddancelOf the report ofeSel Selectmen eodareetolesOnieis depaU derstanding of our citizens as fi8h Art 1rA fillk forth ease benas uredutthathe we times all shall Odkct °hs' -A tteb c ditionstin the a years to come, gain Y assume a high place in shell - Respectfully submitted, ELMER R. DARLING, Shellfish Constable. iA REPORT OF THE Apia FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION OF WELCOME HOME TO VETERAN WORLD WAR II COMMITTEE 1111 1946, cele, At the Annual Town Meeting, Februarurpose Of co appropriation of 1000 was made for the p with a r Il 0 brating the Fourth 'of Jul in conjunction rlcl p$ 10111 ing home day for returned veterans of he Orl tee fr the Town of Orleans to be sponsored by oniralt No. 308 of the American Legion with a 2 c ril e organizations of the Town. g uarters,eep a rY" 19 At at mee meeting held in officers e and 4 °m °ris, in c tPpointed, representing Orleans organori oil' g out the purposes of this appropriation: Legi Chairman — Adelbert A. Childs, Amer' star- en• Treasurer —J, Arthur Sparrow, Eastern Selebra ell Secretary— Arthur R. Finlay, Orleans Clu lrefP ap Band— Thomas Nassi, Orleans Rotary s F el)ercll• Dinner co mmittee —Geor e D. 1(110 lent t $Cl'° Or; Lod eiation• Mrs. Gordon F. Parent, $eMetllodls ai'' 10b1 ge' Mrs. Orlando Snow, Orleans M ri1 G Chairdl9 �d Dance Committee —LeRO Nickerson, Frig vi Will. e iarn eetmen; Mrs. Gaston P. Norge0t, . Ric el Bl Nausetins Orleans Board of Trade, of Odo t ake Grange. e 19 1oWSde— Everett Young Fraternal lodge his All EpiscopaCaMrsnWilliam eBlaisde11cLegiOri pa Ooh e�9 sior,; W Warren kins, Universal Mas n cS 160L Or e11�t Assembly_LeRo A. Nickerson1l hiss Sn °`� elp� Orleans arrY d Par ent - Woman's y Club • Mrs. Teachers Association. Arthur Finlay, APrograrns and Testimonials—Arthur e ce1111nittee -89— cele N glinensWelcome rHmeiliworthyt of the occasl of JU �dth. free were made for a dance the night War 11 rk Q. guestsdmrssion to Veterans of World C�t 4111 V"t 4t1, Qt' the celebration started with Lions and fi��d8ah usicns of all wars, Orleans oiaanMass.Where i4 °r s wThe parade ended at Eldredge P the wln- C Fek ked "Ports, and floats were awarded for h school apstria toinner was even at the Orleans wig I1 C• 1. r Pa the Fier whicleans Veterans of W the Orlea F,1 ly k, yrWoonsoch a ball game betwe esented at een made anAropbertgLmentst or Pelicans the ball ha Squadron gave 3ehn theate n1usF� between innings- otor cleans 1Ji jig', 4Ppteli kid.11 g As y held in of ecOoiarieI legit e c 4 sembl was h aVr Ration rium for presentationar 11. Cwelco �aae thepe -arZ to veterans of World essage °f Smit coca tip he Brans on gave an inspiring m hen x' the 1 gJ:o lip tin' ttedictiand guests. The Rey'. 5CPSo ,bestral 0135 lg lt'frs, °n and the Rev. Scott er le, Te hed the irginia Carman and h all �ridi o{ �t eldin11311, music. were prese to ti�as the 194 ' fete e ear 11 veteriansfor t eir revere ePtei,I e iri tDo tplTlielss being thoste ofrrecord iip to anti aPP parteits h inittees and individu vice P l for el C ri o�pg1 ads ire essionscofithanks resu�cea'thTatio t3LA6eG thk'ish making this effort atitude celell FTs4 3Lt e many de a' is in Carr ng ?�2Y1 1J9 Jy Comb 0 Secretary -90— ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE To the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Orleans: dditioof We, the building ommittee for the inter, r por to the elementary s chool, submit the following ter our activities for the past year. Wal Last spring we met or anized, and selected g r .Gaffney of Hyannis as our architect. in de C, Mr. Gaffney forthwith completed the, Plans r co Is, and we were prepared to advertise for bids rr,ate, i of .tv of and the inferior o ualit ever-increasing of the same,sand,ialse any action the shortage of labor we decided to Postpon coal until conditions improved. , of then f an Last summer, in view of the uncertainty lation • tiog situation we advertised for bids for the In the the a ed no oil burner of sufficient capacity to care for recely building and the intended addition but at a proposals, g• 11y The architect feels that conditions are impthi vita rate that will permit us to go ahead With needed project in a few months. Respectfully submitted, ROGER F. S1VII W CLIFFORD NYFI THELMA HE' IV FRANKLIN TCI ABBIE F. I sl CARLTON Building _91— T AEp�RT OF AMUSEiI/iENT COMMITTEE ° 1 °f the T'rable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens Qereb Town of Orleans: fie. Y sub ent Con'. 4* i8asebajl� rnY report of the Amu$e1n pe °t fe@ atilt en in at games amounted to $"' as yes °r e unted to the sum of $1,396.94, h w dyer prnent earns, uin. � e to sin etc•guarantees of visiting t P"Yed a total of 25 gameS, winning 20 aell is'�as Yep as w tag1de , at are going to play Saturday r fans, With Ys N""119' T wn around 35 game for the Seaso away. g of the from t °�Aa� arrip e courtesy of the Recreatio i �n of 1 Se,are �Y°�for t eWellfleet we received re the to in % q season, which we W high of p at se lot 914 har equipment and suPPlies were ei e n o= of ve ea telahY- This Y ar new uniforms h the beg"' ms, �geeas011 at and should be on hand for ' K 11r, W Ord a use a cost of about $400.00. have rie tw .0 Corn' 1p°� regti o be he fact that we have toe a011 Sfor thlg ay, �esea esti Playing additional gam o00. 0 1e plthe We�111, ng an appropriation of $1> t in S c3aiiyi lcn le d b%a1011 a to see Eldredge Pa acing eSOUtfi eld ed y9 IerYase si' The infield needs ell a$ th d re1P x°4141 obgde of the field, as `� t a'' of diet the thank the fansoWho onpp° ed � D0,W garnes the past Seas tt 1 ed, F iy1 L• Respectfully Su W3 7 —92— TOWN CLERK'S R£pORT TOWN MEETINGS Annual Town Meeting February 18, 1946 bitaota slid response t h� aff of Orleans, qualified oavotetin el cFebruto 18,1946, at one' clo k in the afternoon Mhenaand there 0 act upon the articles in said Warrant. Modera , R1�hard Seting was called to order by the the Scott C. Slpearrow Snow. Prayer was offered by itb the was voged' of the Federated Church. ,rise the pre reading of voice vote, unanimously, to distron of gird of, tea ffrce,r, co clusioanrand he attestation Mode the `,Teller Warrant n accordance thereon. th the Vote take", R to s cho 1 'Vote �o el le er sworn by th Bremner. Moderator, E d 1nT. e asseYnb vote, that Article 36 be taken up' to stgiey, a Ile oil Febberr fuo t he S asked memory of the Mr. Alonzo r ed Aly i Voted sty 2,1948 °gird of Selectmen, who pass lloOr hWh ea o1 mg vote, unanimously, to adopt the f° Ode er of t st forli1. lhathe to Divine Providence t01 r� b Ille A$o Boa fls f pis a Selectman ffAsse sore and can it To "ell , Of ubhe Welfare and Health Of orl ary' iy nt a of s lost Meet lived, by the Town of Gaeath gfi� o{1?'est a gh re"ed and assembled that in hisfilled 011 f al Icit ze %it oh° lento it ty with devotionhto tile Pty n flttlhg ekpreh. t buteand libteralitypvhlcr crple r0n teereof,oa his merinor3r. copy of this prey'' —93— Of the olution is directed to be spread upon am 1 ofo the e deeeaseoeeting and a copy sent to the meeting `,spec d, t° whom the sympathy of this V tfully tendered. 36 be Is of id °n the voice vote unanimously, that Article table. (including Reotm le I. To act upon the Annual Report rothercl on n en f°'the5 °r Committees and raiseto d appropriate m same. al Report 'Voted for 19 Sel ctmen and unanimously, tha other Town Officers s and D oved, ectnier, ait�tal Recommendation sfor the Yea 1946 and rpaais and n sehexiept reduced t a$ the ite that TOE for Selppropriate the sum of $133,855.00 omn}endatr0ns the eetYnen,s and Departmental lie $3 300.00 Sele�ear 1946: 25 00 Selectmen's Salaries 10 Seleetlhen's Expense 1,000.00 75• 00 Towh A countant s Salary 1 050.00 Tlle �er a Salarty Supplies a 550.p0 C1Wn Clerks Salary lector's Expens 1,9y0.00 eric k, Treasurer and Col 4 �Lk 1p0' AaRal E PenseSe 1,500'00 EonstaOrs, pay and Expense 200 p0 lectio es Salaries 3,00 Care n and Registration nd 80000 l)°� el`lall Rep irs and C*rOU s xPense 21 1p0.p0 e Department — Salaries and E %5p0'00 ' irehY Department) �ralar9se Sealer of We ghts and Measures�Expen of of Weights and ent) h (bY Superinten -94— Tree odeWarden (by Tree Warden) Forest Warden Health (including Town Nurse Dental and pre- school clinic and Babies. Amount of salaries and cost to be left to Board of Health) In and of Animals Assesssors' Ma Cie f r of Sau9 terin Highk To Dum g a p SnoWlmrvu h CuttiSurveyor) Srveyor) Repa' °f Roa rd Ra Surveyor) Fenc by Surveyor) Pair of tree a oorachinery and Buildings Wha Lights ) Ilarbo es (by Harbormaster Ne b rmaster_Sa1 ) w P rnaster�Labor and Supplies Id el (re Harbormaster) d Welfare Old Age Assiatan eSupport of Poor Aid A d to bepe deance_Adin- stration SchoolDePendent Children p oW Libby Con, eme and Pia (by Trustees Soi.i aeries a, y6'Y•oulid, ti— . Co�'h 700:00 25.00 450.00 1750.00 60,06 1,0p0.p0 100•p0 700.00 51p00.00 500'p0 2,p00'00 200• 300.00 4,7p0.00 800.00 0 0 200.0 20.00 0 2,p00 00 15,100 00 600-0000 00 61,p0000 2,p00- 0 0 150.00 (by Commission) 7 0.00 1001 -QY Zxer -. 45 00 100'00 400'00 30' 0 1,450 0 1,50000 10 50.00 1,50000 6,200 0 —95— 80.00 T hc Treatment 200.00 Title Expense $133 q%that'ed by the Finance Committee, with the 2229 00 11$2000 perks and Playgrounds be reduced from $2229-00 Ar authorize "e Tell• To see if the Town will of the Sele tr the tion �dhue of ron yrfrom time t Pme inlanJari arY 1! lone' Zto iss the financial year beginninyable Wi h'11 for 1er andue a note or notes therefor pa maY beg Section jAeriod to renew an note or notes as With Qh of less than one year in accordance Vot ap' 44, General Laws. Town author, elect - tiae tt 4, 1 TOWn Treasureranwith the apProv linfarl arY 1' the 11 is 8na enue of the financ al y a ebe� P aylb g with th Sr t year io d to re ew any note ear °mss acco dariae will ec oiler d of less than one Y (� h I7, Chapter 44, General La fs, ally, the to aPP1Y 4otetto et III. To see what sum, the Tre of to t Vo Ward tax sin 946. surplus in take a Tre surY to ail e eedd' voice vote, that the Town lus iri the D °t to Aly to 10,000.00 from the sure a sum t e (A Ward taxes in 1946. ittee m e w'I'us 4,.eqroved $10, 00.)y Finance CO rnet Will aPof Pivyipaalµfu YeBrtrnoneV To see if the to the dOyt any other r 0 ehe Tr�r the use oflthe Snoutaff boo s °r To tai Of ease of the LibrazY• chase lY, thYOfi tylpd bp0 or he tee Whatever vote, Ya Se of th °r h ee °f Shy a oe, her lawful exp a se °f the Ll ParY' �I —9g— Towo Article V. To see if the Town will elect rovided Director for the Cape Cod Extension Service, as P III the Mass. General Laws, 'Chapter 128. rector for the Cape Cod Extension Service,eas PrOV d kb stThe ballot$ General Laws and that the Tow" Cle tor• d To for Mr. William A. Fiske as such DireFiskeoX0 bi Moderatorsdecla ballot for Mr. A William A. elected erector for the Cape Cod Extension Service. al id appropriately U° see if the Town will Hund°,edaDolltna es tab to be paid not t tthexCape Clod $osPforalcare De treateninent of a free bed in the Hospital tine" taro residents Off persons certified by the Sel for swell ter III oftreat nient in 74 accordance with Section 74 of re atloa thereto the Laws, or take any action in aisle Voted d act fully thereon. OwSi 500)' and a O Dice vote, unanimously, that the oliais ($ ePt of a al to t the sum of Five hundred Do e5 of perso bedthe ape Cod Hospital for the rid treeri� t in Cc WnSace uified Yo the Selectmen toebe re side tr(5e ' arid er(A aWSnce with Section for such of Chapter 111 Of the of $Spp)proved by the Finance Committee in. the s,j d a Articl a0 ($13 °Ar'latell. To ralse�ars 110 Fifty °f t Alo uni if the h0 One Hundred vote Fiftyb r C a DODO, e 71 area iarit ofe di ePo1941 non days deterrnl e trY11 r, Vo d' °ns r of the division of foe Or in dod ap' vo redefined t'On> to be of class thr e sa'o) a a%orsptoAriatvote, Y said Act. O�ri (10yt ley the de AetsloY pe'suraiinlinously, that the giftype ?tp ire °tor f 1941x01 Se Of vicce e Hunuire by ri°dr0rt as of the di clays forestry d an the del' —97— Iliellt of hazard conservation to be of class three or higher fire (AAAroved b defined heyFinancecCommittee in sum of $150.) thee Sleille 'VIII. To see if the Town Will vote f the time and Alactmen to sell, after first giving notice of sale m $Oi4) ,0n�o a of sale by posting such n fourteen take t least beforelthe sale or at private procedure, provided by the Town . O lie Select tmen or under homsoever th Wlii�h they deem bid adequate, or take an act onarelative thereto. ize oted> voice vote unanimously, that the notice of time kol e Selectmen to sell after first g ?vmof sale in some 1. da °enaent andlpublic place in theoTown sale,tP °p aed take at least before the sale or at P procedure P th °rjyd that" the the whomsoever ver hwhmh th au y deem In de5uate h sale may reject any bid tr s {er vote t° ll;riirid trothtthe IX. To see if the cTOW" wilthe R ar rve2, Sfer Reserve to s (� unt hVsuine°OTwoaThousand Five Hun at t D TOi erveaF1 fro oted, voice vote, unanimouslou'ri that the DIIars ($2'' of rve Ile the Slit, Overlay Rese Five Hui d tte Din the su $2 50013 oved by the Finance Cp°'m ,ccePct to to t° a I Art. Town wi145,obeirigmunitilon' To see 44tho ions of Chapterf72 , Acts maint9 sgirig ri'II or then deAarriZe the establishment az for fur orld War be ady tinents and of districts of W le S oetera a d assistance to veterans that Antic the 1, 11S. fi sly, om e ill eotnd elY postponed. unanuu °u ri will lent pp dedtat the ttilS 'cle XI. To see if the late a serge tJl 'killof Two housand Polsri all of uri the said :I —98— same shall be invested and kept invested, in erpea for and that the income therefrom derived shall be us d a the care and preservation of the small burying !° in the Town corner of G. A. R. Highway and Main f olloa T'g' Of Orleans, in manner and in the order Smith, First; For the care of the grave of Mary pal care, a of the grandmother of said testator, and for the ai t if he s one t said me may be necessary, the renew f Second- grave; ewal o the fence about tsaid bury ng preservation, round, and and ren Third; For the cutting and trimming of the grass iii and for the upkeep °f said burying ground. aC t Vote CeP from th SmithI htrustees teundernthe will ofathe late ° A 000) d defied instuhe Of Two Thousand Dollars ($2 ith,taj. der edtak Per thelsum shall be invested est d andth erefr° e Of ved s petuity, and that the inc nie . °t? hµ'ay Udall burya'ng a used for the care and pres bllg and in the lain Street °und at the corner of G. A• R anner th firsorder rfoll, * t a Town of Orleans, in rrl e SmitIii car : e the stop �at he sahrne of sa 0 the d testator, and orrt a cal' o f ttie Seco said grave aY be necessary, the renev✓ or t °fThi f h° aboute care' and reservation, and reneN or rd: said p nd r the For the burying ground; and in a ArticuBk °tip cut i aidng and trimming of the grass uArOBre X1I. T burying ground. a ape ilap �v Y Q e tr asurr fe from °una will to vriiated a° ter to, to ogsand o,e t octioh' °r t kme of money for � theT tee 'ne D to any action rela Tri d nall* W�Ly �hO and boll on'sanh' 0) be raised and s tpP gp r$s�e ars d that cost of Chap °f ro' ($9,000) bul transfer ed from unaPP PNted —99- 040 c available funds in the treasury to meet the State's �d bursernents their eee1Pthe State and County to�be restored, etreasury' (ApArov d by Finance Committee indsun, O $3,000) a Peoicle "Ill To see if the Town will vote to raise 1 ble dsAit, te, or transfer from unapproprforeChapt shw he treasury, a sum of action relative thereto- 4 Five k�dre' "ice vote, unanimously, that the Yopriated h ig w Yt the Town's ahar0e) of be the cost raised of Chap ter sum0of Or °e A t dnd Dollars ($ 000) be in transferred eemhe S> of lhdCO available funds in the treasurY,to mrsernentsCe1Pt, toe Scat ty's shares of the work, the reimbu eir re ltn e and Count to be restored, e tea of (A DrOpriated available funds in the tsum °f $1,000.) AProved by the Finance Committee in to aCC.Pt me Aro iglle xIV. To see if the Town will tained 1 achus or apt, r If 132AOOft he General ly which Prot edit tip estaas, the Tercentenary. edition, t and own h of lrshrnent of a Police DeP the Tined that R QAtdhe sSelectmen. ng t vote, Yes�5+ 9 Chaptenera oL Whi of ch 4 Vol provisions of Section of the arY editePart In 4Z cie'settsCknown as'the Terofna police D e end s for the establishnier, Eder the direction of the S le tme'Sill v Tw to 1 °c r d Article XV. To see if the not t e,,Ceecrulsing aPr' "te noneY YsViD °llarsa($1 00)f to pur°hase a P ise a neseDi lithe O the Department. the eti owrl Ive Car for of X000.) a su ted' voice vote, that a% rt to purchase se a P °rice cru3s ttee in sip (App o ed by the Fina31Ce Corr -100— Article �• To see if the Town will accept the be' Joshua Two Hundred Dollars ($200) of the estate Of L• Northrup for the perpetual care of cem Lot e iii the vote, that tothe T wn accept bequ y Voted, voice of Two dyed Dollars ($200) of the estate of Joshua n1 the name of the perpetual Northrup of cemetery Lot e Article to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1 000) for the purpose of celebrating he Fourth of July, in runs junction with a welcoming home day for returned vetsored of the or, II, in the Town of Orleans, to be sPLegion' Y the With s committ eofrom organizations of hecTown (by regUe$t) e ofe eleb °f One vote ousa d Dollars n 1 000 for the PWit welco .rating the Fourth of July (n conjunction year IT, in he g home day for returne'veterans of 'World leans fro n Oro 308 of the Amer can Legion, sponsored co Orleans Aganizations of the Town. 1, pAroved by the Finance Committee in sum °f $ 00i e Bud o 33 ')C nce tse o see if the Town will Doiurin($300) rot , Y thend sum of Three Hundred anvotedu�oice °Tyrmun ty Bandln(by request) raise th� Town by the Band Coate the' sum ofiThreeyHundred D° la s $1 �6 (A pr 'oar Cornrnun tYgBandin the Town during $300.) Apro Article by the Finance Committee in sum aria Apro X raise or provld?iatelthe s ° see if the Town will vote t °x500) for as g amu5eiuu ut f Five Hundred Dollars ublic c (py� revot t)prOwded by Chaptert158 of he Acts of 1929- se and voted voice ri ra 0) for ppor°1?riate the' unanimously, that the Tors ($5 1ic duig arouSeyne Of Five entundrementll °f pu —101 — 1929, Acts Of (ApprOved by Finance Committee infsurn c $500.) AropriateX To sec if the Town will vo' the Sum of available funds For the Eight Thousand iNine Hundred Dollarsd($making niter purpose of building an addition on an d that she Mo ns to the Elementary School in Orleans, ini tee of hree aerator be authorized to appoint a s a Building remrhittet0 act with the School Corn zthout pay, (by Vest) e, said Committee to act v'i n take mted sin that the TThousand �oliarsV($15 e funds n the No-9 un °f Fif the sun' for the teen(T5 >000) and raise and ap ropria ($13ng alte e j�iehs toose of building an addition on and and that ree (,°der the Elementary School in Orleanmittee of Coin - tt eactrW With the School C mpmitt e as a Buildhig 28 9p0�ppr0 ed by the Finance Commi teeyul sum OapPrO out d e rrA tie ra e ari0 b �Se le ih XXI. To see if the Tow jars a 'stable th d i e sum of Two Thousand n ]Do la°f B stof en'a 4nde inrno Aeration with the CO linty ts, or eraeLawtoI aP acts r pro nwealth of Massach the Gene eof,O O 1 5 raA iti addition of Chapter 91 °eri ents they e�t1° oea� lie be n thereto and an'liaygrou nd the e ) t io t n F h each at the Town P osion a regtl m °t of er W hen prevention that P156e the f °11Owine 003-011 of aslostking vote, Yes -19, No ropriatco.ope eat of and app pit' "houS at the Town 2 p00) t0 be I's heer pro dal, at hhap4 acC untyoolf Barnstoflthernariddac tie e °rtyiaII thereto 90 oft therGen Genera eof sto �hPfo t13 .0]? 0 Z 000.) °F �o and amendment they $ea T °vv of V t4 at Orlea of the eu" i I(4;1 roved by the Finance COmmittee izi -102— Article XXII, To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of mone not to exceed Seven Thousand Creek and7 000) for the purpose of dredging Rock Harbhe Creek- uildnlg a section of riprap at the mouth of Di • •' providing the State Department of Public Works' vision of Waterways, will appropriate at least an equal a cunt for this purpose. (by request) e and a , voice vote, unanimously, that the Town rais and bUn7fip thee Purpose of dredging nRock HarborDCrle d Creek; pr g a section of ripra t the mouth Of s gs> Di ' ding the State Department of Public W °r Of rmo rmen bethis Purpose; nlandthat appropriate committee of equal Ishe Selectmen appointed by the Moderator to act with (APProveo carry out the provisions of this Article• of $7,000.) d by the Finance Committee in the sum appropriate XXIII TO see if the Town will raise arid used inrcote the sum of Six Hundred Dollars ($600) gtIal wealth and thetCOUwith of Barnstable and theoC I pro, visioh off'a ssachusetts, or either of them, under pro, bet h t Pleas and amendments thereof Laws and ac ripQPstof Spate %gha a cant Bay for the revention of erosion oten (by request 28, and property of Mr. Russell the suin voice vote, that the Town raise and apPrOPria ri m and the C W thHundred Dollars ($600) to be Ins o nt, Massa Couppt Russell C. Johnson, to an equal ea th ° f ChapterusettsYor Bthertable and the Common sgoris ° thereto and ame e General Laws, and acts in ad chl at way' Rout y for t�erevehereof to riprap the tatea ]jib 28 Prevention of erosion of S Artnc ecex pnI tee--t- and e vote,) Russell C. Johnson' e to a used Unde then see if the Town will vote to $2009 Of sand Tom a0 defray the expense a drafting Pla is and �� —103 - l�eFhing estimates for the alterations and additions to "as N a t station. (by request) the following motion lost: mg vote, Yes -25, No-32, a su of m 0 $u dyedtlh�e Town raise and appropri deer the d'ises Uj draft. tlpe Board of Fire Enginee se to defray thalterati rises aid a tg Plans and furnishing estimates for (pis�tions to the Fire Station. approved Committee.) e ed by the Finance Com to rais Dod appsXXV. To see if the Town un r dtan a°in f llltlotlnn($790) for the purpose of grading, ubson, he Sg 1Po5t e sum of Seve � d adjoin. ees, and plantingeteIy near thequ,st) iate thVote�ecent Ythe cquthe ired by the TO raise and aP$g50) for the %IQ of ice vote, that then Fifty DO l all ng the old �d AlrPose of Seven grading, hard surfaclan adJoiizcqulred by thi�etanting shrubs, on the strip of flan a �q50 ) e To ry near the U. S. Post office, Sum of e to Fifty ed y the Finance Corrimittee In rais aplevXXVI. To see if the men flurl ill txb °t a $ibY Jolla ppropriate the sum of ge21 Lapar„ tra ra se peter fo $1150) to purchase a ,,caterP e and Full 4V 1 V or use with the T that toed oste S a doted, Voice vote unarlii Sieve LaplantrSe of $115 °e ao appropriate the sum B -21 P1 .115 ufi %.ais5 do(Ar for Use with thecTolv"COlne Iptee� 5 drtd goat Ii' ill e . a krt. o1evXXVII h To see If the yo and r SUdex %neleo5 rk2'0pPropriate the su of gr , Cl t �tlall Too"Dollaie 1 W) for the pure ,get R to a the red erberst Road, from S o d0 °r that 11nnd (by t H. Burr, or ly, o dd u appropriate the sun' Ofnent9 i -104 -- ($2200) for the purpose of grading nd resurfacing with oil, West Road from Skaket Road to the residence of Mr. Herbert H.'Burr. (Approved by the Finance Committee in sum of $2200.) Article XXVIll To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) 0 seal request) asphalt with asphalt and sand Freeman's Lane• (by Voted, voice vote that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) to seal coat with asphalt and sand, Freeman's Lane. $300.) proved by the Finance Committee in the sum of Article XXIX To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate th Road ($550) t seal coat with asphalt sand and Fifty Dth• Road Rock Harb (b r h °m Bridge Road to the store of Arthur F. Sm y re OM andoappro oice vote, unanimous) that the Town raol- "ar ($55,) ritoQeal oatow Five h asphalt eand and D ur "arbor to F Smith, from Bridge Road o the store of Arth (Approve of $550.) d by the Finance Committee in the snm Article e and approprX a E TO see if the Town will vote to raise ($ 200) for the the sure of Twenty -Two Hundred D with request) ar al goad, orrPose Of grading and resurfacing (by to do or to act anything thereon, the su ' voice vote, that the Town raise and approl? the purpose of grading tvo Hundred Dollars ($2200) for, ad, $220 ppr0ved b grading and resurfacing with oil, Canal l of 0) y the Finance Committee in the SUIT, ($3400) 1c1e appropriate t o See if the Town will vote to oljar$ appro T oil gi for the pue Sum of Thirty -Four Hundred D with request)r Road, or to do °r grading act any anything there,", resurfacing (by and —105 - dappro nice vote unanimously, that Hundred nnollalh � RiOefo rthe purpose f Thirtv-Four ig and resurfacing `v +(APPer Road. the sum of o0•) ved by the Finance Committee in Arti vote to raise D0 iappr priatel To see if the THundred and 1 Severity catch 6ysihrto ($270) for material o be used in from property [lyilli direct water on the Tonset Road raise of app o ° e v te, unanimously, that dred and Se catch hy�iarS ($2riaLte the sum of Two use laclpg erty d in P rop �fw to J. 0) for material to be R d from of $Z(Apliam e t water on the Tonset oar fr the sum 10) Proved by the Finance Committe vote i° A will nab•, 4% IQIe if dent °flee thexBoard of Selectren t horn sa f$ nY avhi. 11 s4� of e for he detection t onnand prose ljth r nstiof Ch oral La erie he Laws of the Comin°nw rovisl° d by riateo) 59g S, C rh accordance with than arnenaeapprsp($la to B, of hapter 130, Section 9$' raise anDolia lei all oPay t e ceedi glSeventeen of Saido pertainlrigloriye rN aha he salary and expensess thereto n au of tile. o t 1 o t� o act any and all thing that th rihebitall iig-r" e doe Sod' voice vote unanimous) pint an rd ro ons ies ,or i� Wr1 to d of Selectmen to ompsa of $nY Sy eu�shCe'aAeri LaWhe de e a constable, ecutlon five t °al La of tent ses I3q raa het Commonwealth haft s, rri$nd eXJ? of 4 1941 t i e n w $ h the mended bpYria etSelarY tpe so°' i og `14eand to raise and apProp tb ttee iri acid d Dollars ($1700) tti mom (lA Constable. 1 ?OO.� roved by -106— Article XXXIV. To see if the Town will vote to Pay the Road Surveyor at the rate of One Dollar ($1.00) Per hour. (by request) Voted, voice vote una hour. nimously, that the Town Pay the Road Surveyor at the rate of One Dollar ($1.00) per (Approved by the Finance Committee.) Article XXXV. To see if the Town will vote to Pay Dollaz e( Chi f a salary of Seven Hundred and Twenty Of Four Hun) a year and raise and appropriate the sum salary, Hundred Dollars ($400) to etthe requested Voted, voice vote the Town a the Fire Chief a salary of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($550) a year, and raise; to appropriate the um of Four Hundred Dollar ($400 meet the requested Fireecommended b the Finance Committee that the Chief be paid a'total salary of 500 per y Which shall cover all ear, about fire station for fires and labor performed on or ation or on fire equipment.) Article that may IeXXVI. And to act upon any other business Voted to Bally come before this meeting. Under take Article 36 from the table. Article 36 the following resolutions were Passte Resolved that by the Moderator Committee of five (5) be aPPO,n eci to report tithe ral toothen veterans of World War of 3 11' and TOWn Mee • recommendations to the next annua m h'OV�u h atehe Chairman of the Board of Sele by allam reaSOns whlth the Adjutant General's Office ad enibers Voted to adjour Of the State aGuardaCorps. been receiv P.M- the fo�tg Were aapP ntedtbfive (3:55) P•M der Article cles: y the Moderator un Thelma N He Roger F. ikon, Article Yelman Smith, Clifford N. W son' XXII' Harry C. Bonnell Charles F. Richard Article )V Urban S. Livingston, Alto" E• odshalk, Adelbert K• A. Pkins. —107— TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1946 the derat9 called to order at nine (9) o'clock the °reaafter Nth Wor'r�• Richard Sparrow Snow, w a elected° e th o cil the ant with the list of officers to be for ens tow °olffi Officers, open One Moderator for One Year 0he Selectman for Three Years 31le Assessor for Three Years ,three years f Public elfare for �4er[Iber Board 0he ember of Boaod of He lth for Three years the TOWn Clerk for One Year Ohs TOWn Treasurer for One Year the Collector of Taxes for One Year Three years Ohs Member School Committe The years year Ole Surveyor of Highways for One 0 Constables for One Year years ers Che Tree Warden for Three . Years aria e of Che Park Commissioner for Three of clerks op peeed, i tee follow. election office to b be OrDi� ' Per1 � al .111 5. aeg ° 1 —LeRoy A•eN. kersonI amNllC'eor ps riS S de �e E111ias lane, Dorothy M• pert aup. Ti'cm (0),.�1c r5on, S. D ileer A Cal lvier, Ralph nd Ch rigid set R sr 0- 1'- fo P ore Cjar e ballot box was exa officer Cl'F• Mi Jerl t5, c 1a�ea correct by elect al O kl AbpyeTnµ en is CO tai . th Dickie and Sp Cler tie ec>f' e presence of TOK e tea to eP (1) eetion Officers receiP all tiers 1 Og ih trucge sai and Penalt es to Jo N -10E— At twelve- thirty (12:30) o'clock r.rvi. Two Hundred (200) ballots were removed from the ballot box by election officers LeRoy . Nickerson James Dickie and Constable Kenneth Young, for the purpose of counting. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, at two (2) o'clock P•M' to extend the hour for closing until three (3) o'clock P'M' Voted, voice vote unanimously, at three (3) o'clock P.M. that the polls be closed. Moderator so declaring, the polls were closed at that hour, and absentee voters ballots were cast (M.G.L. pertaining thereto). Total number of ballots cast five hundred sixty-t ts (562) of which number three (3) were absent voter ballots' The ballot remainder of the ballots were removed fr°Tn and James Dic i election officers LeRoy A. Nickerson e Purpose of ce in the presence of the Moderator, for th counting. The Town Clerk, Abbie F. Mitchell read the result of the balloting for Moderator, and declared Richard SPar himSnow elected and administered the oath of office. to The Moderator then read the result of the balloting for the remaining offices, declaring those so elected, lock Voted, pMiee vote, unanimously, at six - fifteen (6'rd o clock to ante with vote taken. rn . Meeting adjourned in accord- ance Result of the balloting as follows: Moderator for One Year Richard Sparrow Snow four hundred and ninety- ¢94 George D(eowles 1 Warren M. Ho , one 1 Blanks, sixty -pk ns, °ne 66 Selectman y62 and p ubli ' Assessor, Member Boards of Health c Welfare for Three Years Arthur R, d inlay, two Arthurecte) hundred and forty -one 241 Richt o MYHOpkins hundred and sixty -nine 42 Arthur F H. Blake, fortty -two 4I ay, seveu Y seven —109- 13 YDull Sparrowhoneen 1 A� 9, one thur F 3 4rre Young, one 4 nth hd B Rem three I 1 ard, four 32 gtanur G• YOun one thirty -two 562 T ,razes for One year Clerk A Mender N. Bremnereninety -nine f five (elected) 1g6 4th" 1MRogers: l one hundred and ninety six i 10 41 1q, Pinla one i lilts"' Q'nowYone 562 h Cy�e�ber Ye�s School Committee for Thee (elected) 511 t hteen 43 glad Qha - Smieth, five hundred and eig 562 s forty -three 42 Years 101 Y for Tana 2 Ear y Sn wn fortyibr`va one °rend Blake one G oneundred I(e@inale 8 Smith, three j(4th Sprague, two 1 $d �laiph arnard, two Batters, 1 1 )ta`'itt one Oatr $ ltsom, one ar Y W 1 4 Ul Snow, three e d ��erite Cummings °n 62 5 ose hur S arrow �iarph 8eap one �lrthelice Knowles, one glahkkr Parker, one d one s, four hundred an -110 — Surveyor of Highways for One Year Norman C. Hopkins, five hundred and twenty -one e elected) 521 Per Percy Goodspeed, one R• Finlay 1 1 one B,thirty -nine 39 562 Constables for One Year Robley E. Fulcher, four hundred and forty -four (elected) q44 Henry A' Perry, four hundred and thirty -three DavidlRtDelanO 433 2 Gardner 'P, two T, Young, 1 Blanks, s, one ' tW0 hundred 243 and forty -three 1124 Park C °°unissioner for Three Years 11 Ar (elected)' Hopkins, five hundred and four Arthur yo) 504 1 Blanks fifty geVen 51 6 Attest: ABBIE F. )ITC n clerk' Town SPECIAL TOWN MEETING In rn NOvember 29, 1946 Of espo nts n town Of Orlegaliy posted Warrant the ink o s srk P.k n , Met It the "Poll t an e "day, NO`S tuber 29w1946 athen and there to act Richard he Inee in said Warrant. , r, W. av, lSearrrowas called to order by the Moderato I Sparrow as who read the Warrant. frofi able funds 1n the the Town the sum vo e f Se veil —111 — f�rtheed and Fifty Dollars ($1750) the P Pion f of Rock I-larbor cc of lVateth S a enDepartm n o Public thing Works, nDivls e tak fro °ted yvo to do that tstun oSeven to ht available funds in the Treasury the the P.'up afe xhedred and Fifty Dollars ($1C�eek, Prow water- St gte dredging of Rock Harbor DivisiOn. °f impose. ways D ill contribute anbequal amount for to to take Dol- a �it cle 11. To see if the Town will vote SevenCo�ty tar tlabl@ funds in the Treasury the is at grist ear e 49rl($90) to furnish tuition for puPder of the Yown take tr 'cultural School for the remain that the of So toe the suln at Dollars ailable funds' n the Treasury for Pup der of the Yew 19 Agricultural furnis for the re ote trapper to n rl' ltotnt1 le III. To see if the Town As$es a�500) pf r the btaln thelsum of Five Hu dred Dollars �oWn tf Five ane �i current a the sUra a appr pOed v ice voteunn mouT'a ury the. the Ass's er A ad h for available he balance of theOuriewill vote oldn�5t Aj ssis lthe Public. Welfare ap sum 1of ]Five n $1111, of one tion the to t ($500) ; also tortransfer 1rOropr anon the t driBge le 'V s �d Dollars ss($1,oanunously'rlat °v 0013dr �o ozyt d, voice vote, un Welfare approp of F e of rs ($eBa11y 111 Agt's tanc aPPTOP aonfe efr Sul pus nd DO atlma9 le'g>it �IgYo$500); also to trans One �slness urn at Trust the sum °f other b adl° or f�, • o0h1e beforetthe meet ng. Otisly" $IE N OW Cl %%toted F . T 1rt ,voice vote, A$ een (8:13) P.M- Attest. -112 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEAR 1946 -113 - At Annual Town Meeting, February 18, 194G folio erator as the Selectmen's and Departmental K ° the Finance appointed a term of three Article 6, Recommendations $133,855.00 arold W, Nickerson John D. Anthony, Elnathan Cape Cod Hospital 500.00 ge, , Article 7. Forest Patrol Service 150.00 Article 12. Chap. 90 Highway Construction 3,000.00 Article 13. Chap* Highway Maintenance 500.00 Article 15. Police Cruising ar 1,200.00 le DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1946 2p4 00 Article 17. Fourth of July Celebrtion 1000.00 a $ ,' 140'00 Article 18, Band Concerts 300.00alea $2.00 64. Article 19. Public Amusements 500.00 Yed 5.00 25,00 Article 20. Elementary School Construction 13,900.00 �hol Females 2.00 Article 22. Rock Harbor Creek 7,000.00 @ 25.00 33 00 Article 23. Riprap at Russell Johnson's 600.00 32.60 Article 25, At Old Cemetery, Center 750.00 eea Article 26. Bulldozer 1,150.00 retai Article 27. West Road 2,200.00 hed ct7i 20 cents Article 28. Freeman's Lane Article 29. Rock Harbor Road 300.00 o�ty Treasurer Artic1e.30. Canal Road 550.00 Article 31. River 2,200.00 Article 32. Catch Basin 3,400.00 Article 33. , Tonset Road 270.00 Article 35. Shellfish Constable 1,700.00 Fire Chief Salary 400.00 $175,425.00 At Special Town Meeting, November 29 1946 Article 1 (Transferred fro ) Rock re Available Funds Article 2. TuitHarbor Creek $1 750.00 ion at Bristol County Article 3. Old A icultural School 70.00 Age Assistance 500.00 $2,320.00 Article 4. Fro (Transfers) O1dPu Public! Welfare to Article 4. From Age Assistance $500. 00 Inco Mayo Trust Fund me to Old Age Assistance 11 000.00 $1,50p•0 OqN v —114— 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 INCH pjg 0000. -I MNO H �,N. -IO ooin 000000 000oti 0000000 , t CO NOiNOON.+ oou, u,w,no�n .no OON NNNV,N N,tt CVNM y aUblG `�z c m AME wo 0 bo a, Et' ho ,G bo .4 €.vA � m w we. a 0000 Ny �yJ jd� pv M..i {Tl.ii mddyggqz aqi aqi "Nq G�qm q�`;dw�hdaaaroroa�� a�xxx xw�Nzzar�x�a� „"NM.yi ,gONCAON,O tO C- zzzz V� zzzzzzzz z N q q q mmmr°nmmuo � u1 0 d'�n,� WONNON�Op � O O rn lJ} r W —115— LIST OF JURORS Onss• As Compiled by Board of Selectmen, Orleans, 441 ard, Edward C. �q ]Richard �roSUm, A Douglas Corr. 11, John H. g bus urtis E. M. Jolt's, Chester W. kelleyu Delbert M. Kler ,$urton A. j��rryY�Frry W., Jr. acgar anklin S. A Ahe' Charles R. geery an, Elroy B. lypattro> ancis I. �V ?tkihs, Arthur L. Vien, tHenry W. June 28, 1946 Orleans Carpenter East Orleans Painter East Orleans Musician Illustrator Orleans Orleans Merchant Orleans Retired Orleans Fisherman Orleans Carpenter Orleans Clerk Orleans Writer Attendant 5 South Orleans Gas Machinist Orleans Eas Orleans Retired Caretaker Orleans Clerk South Orleans ear's Surveyor Or Orleans Clerk Pictures moving. actor Camp D'r IN 1946 Term r °l _MOBS RAes 1ur r, 1Tern` deWNickerson, Te �tinald H. Sprague, Trarse -1 or Term Cu t srE.. Sparrow ,T Tra Juror, ga 1g46 FOR V00 GRAND JUROR $ak Alwyn B. Date 1945 Oct. 21 1946 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Mar. Mar. 19 Mar. 27 April 6 April 20 May 27 May 30 June 1 June 12 June 19 June 30 July 5 July 5 July 28 Aug. 5 Aug. 23 Sept. 4 Sept. 24 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 1 5 Oct. Oct. BIRTHS RECORDED FOR THE YEAR 1946 IN ORLEANS Name of Child Name of Father Name of Mother Nancy Ellen Nickerson 7 Robert Alan Richardson 1 Jon Thomas Kessell 6 Nathan John Bourgeois Allan Lee Maxwell Wendy Louise Delano Jon Richards Fuller Thomas Sinclair Hammatt Richard Sewall Burling David Henry Daniels Francis Williams Sargent, Jr. Linda Reis Edward Aloysious Murphy, 3rd Stephen Henry Dwyer, 3rd Mary Ellen McDermott Anthony White Ellis Ellen Clanny Walker Caroline Elizabeth Brown Anne Murray Chase Judith Ann Dumont Bryant Harland Besse Shirley Ann Fullerton Sane Frances Sawler Melody Ann Lorraine 18 Edward Allen Finlay 20 DonaldYaynellodglcins f� rn rn rn� o/f�t'C] 'r 10D ro�9 O m�0 O m ti w P-wowo C C A N H N N o aw o t ts 0 R. Richard C. Nickerson Charles Francis Richardson Clinton Thomas Kessell Louis Patrice Bourgeois Edward Maxwell Howard Delano Herbert Lynn Fuller Robert Bruce Hammatt Francis Paul Burling Charles Warren Daniels Francis Williams Sargent James Whipp Reis, Jr. Edward Aloysious Murphy, Jr. Stephen Henry Dwyer, Jr. Edward James McDermott Nathan Horace Ellis Edward O. Walker Albert Leroy Brown Earle Clifton Chase Carroll Henry Dumont Albion Henry Besse James Fullerton Lester Sawler William Richard Lorraine Arthur Rupert Finlay, Jr. S ohn Ludwig llodgkins Audrey Holmes Dorothy Belle Hurd Helen Doane Walker Elizabeth May Linnell Barbara Lee Mary Lou Melcher Ellen Marian Parker Ann Sinclair Marjorie Sewall Anna May Rogers Jessie Fay Ruth Sherman Effie Hill Hampton Grace Edith Reed Doris Wilbur Chase Constance Adrianne White Barbara C. Clanny Caroline Elizabeth Allen Alta Louise Foster Florence Madeline Higgins Laura Lorraine Lawton Evelyn Bernice Parkinson Frances Theresa Nickerson Virginia Edith Clark Lula Belle Allen Dorothy Allan Currie m 4r Z", d w �a o�w'� NMI trJ ti ..n d� A W m w 0 �m CS C N ti 0 H G p, m d m 0 D w > 0. (D m 0 �, ' . ro Zo mmtzj�I m r � om � aka a4 4 x � K' r. (D in z 0 �r Koo cc p � x ♦+NGT Ca�NN N NNN�PW �P tr NNNN NNNNNWN,A NN,P ,pNN W OCT 61 CT tp CT �WF+OlP O°] OCT CT VI W1P 0)J VI O�PO ON O�IN�I tA0 �00� O A�0�10 (�O �i iv-l. `'4O`S,Owt1wc) 007 %0�0 � y �• F+. �� P N p VC p N aN y N N p� VI N(iyp N 0 9 fD r N (D C4 N e� m O d b �7 O -118— Date Name of Parties 14 Richard Carroll Bartlett Ariana Carmen Nassi 20 Samuel Christopher Smith Patricia Frances Daniels 21 Ellsworth E. Brown Har Ethel M. per 26 Abbott O. Paine Jr. Patricia Bavis , 28 Frank La Forrest Collins, Jr Geneva Edwina Eldredge August: 3 Paul Edward Deschamps 17 Jean Holbrook Walsh Dorothyan S William lark, Jr. September: 15 Kenneth R. Tonis Virginia T. Rogers (Truell) 20 William Joseph Felt Elinor Esther Higgins 21 George Wendell Doane Irene Florence Freeman 23 Donald Sisson Horne October: a Alden Wright 6 Donald Baine Teague Age Residence 22 E. Bridgewater 22 Orleans 20 Brewster 18 Orleans 22 Orleans 18 Eastham 26 Cambridge 19 Worcester 25 Ipswich 22 Orleans Carolyn Moore 12 Franklin Lawrence Jay, 2nd 15 Sally Ann Smith Cand Richard Augustine Fulcher 20 Th ace Stoddard Bowker ace Latham November- 1 Bernice Evelyn Day Daniel Wilbur Sparrow Jr. 6 Leonora Richardson Rowena W (ssonnette 29 (Taylor) Schofield December- L p Wyxon) Dalrymple 14 James M. Degnan Leonora le Coulson 24 Orleans 20 Orleans 23 Quincy 19 Quincy 43 Scituate 39 Scituate 22 Orleans 20 Orleans 21 Orleans 19 Orleans 21 Chatham 20 Chatham 26 Sevreaville, Tenn. 21 Eastham 23 Winchester 22 Orleans 28 Orleans 25 Rutland, Vt. 23 Brewster 18 Milton 29 Eastham 23 Orleans 31 Orleans 28 Orleans 74 Eastham 67 Wellfleet 24 Orleans 24 Orleans —119 — DEATHS RECORDED FOR YEAR 1946 Dat IN ORLEANS e_Y. M. D' J arY: Name 26 26 Febru Arline Phyllis Knowles Dean Clara Augusta Brown S. Linnell, 2nd 2 y. 3 Alonzo William Jones 14 Frederick R. Large 20 Cyril Williams ka3ch: George Orin Ober 3 Dawson Lincoln Fulcher 22 Elsie M. Chase 25 Alice Cook Harding 31 Leslie David Baker sril. Minnie Susan Higgins 0 Arthur Taylor Parker 2 g Willie David Atwood k8y. Frank Grant Higgins 5 Lily I. Mead 11 Ruth A. Whiting en Jr. Ag Earl George Youngr ' 30 Clara Augusta Brown 6 Claude Xavier Desmarais Mayo 32 Kate Chapman 25 9kg,st. 85 1 Joseph Francis 2g SeDte Michael Boland Henry W. Maier 29 bWinifred Moore CtivO 'gs �e 6 ber Theresa Austin hite Smith 414 69 4 6 Warren Rich All 90 M Kathleen 77 28 7 49 26 2 85 'ure; Earl George Youngr ' 11114: Clara Augusta Brown 2 1 Claude Xavier Desmarais Mayo 1g Kate Chapman 25 9kg,st. Arthur T. Tov ne Francis R. Albrecht xeath Alb Joseph Francis 2g SeDte Michael Boland Henry W. Maier 27 bWinifred Moore CtivO 'gs �e 6 ber Theresa Austin hite Smith 414 Margaret 13011" W Wmssmith �V enibHerbert 9 Gould 2gWilliam Warren Rich All 90 M Kathleen 85 65 76 41 79 91 75 80 66 62 15 55 51 79 71 68 62 75 80 79 80 83 76 75 68 4 3 12 10 8 14 20 17 19 9 14 20 100 28 8 25 9 2 8 10 23 15 6 16 4 14 6 15 11 2 21 10 26 8 19 6 7 15 0 -131— ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE TOWN OF ORLEANS FOR THE YEAR END GNO DECEMBER 31, ORGANIZATION FOR 1946 SCHOOL COMMITTEE exPlres 1948 Fr Term 1947 anklin S. Murray, Chairman Term expires 1949 A�b t V. Mitchell, Secretary Term °n W. Smith SUPERINTENDE NT LS OF scoo Charles H• Fratt A•M• , PSICIAI4 SCHO A Whlte, IVI•D• Henry N SE - ' SCII00 d, g,.N• oll Doris Ps TE�ANCE AT OF ry SUPBAVISORy A. Per xe -122— FINANCIAL STATEMENT General Control: Expendedin Neededin 1946 1947 School Committee Salary and Expenses $202.37 Superintendent of Schools Enforcement of Law, Salaries 1,119.88 Other Expenses of General Control 191.94 Instruction: $1,514.19 $1,965.00 Supervisors Principals and Teachers $1,280.00 28,979.89 Textbooks Supplies 1,190.35 1,478.91 Operation: 32,929.15 45,050.00 Janitors Fuel $4,974.84 Light, Gas, Janitor 714.12 Supplies, Etc. 2,033.42 Maintenance: �� 7,722.38 10,600.00 Repairs, Replacement and Upkeep 471.90 2,300.00 Auxiliary Agencies: Libraries Health $120.71 Transportation 940.85 Lunch, Supplies 5,880.00 Cooks 7,601.65 Films, Carting, Phone, 2540.00 Athletics, Graduation, Insurance 1,820.42 Outlay: New Grounds 18,903.63 21,340.00 and New Equipment B uildin gs 200.08 500.00 $61,741.33 $81,755.00 —123— $61,000.2 1946 Appropriation 69. 3 Refunds 672.10 Transfer $61 61,741.33 Expenditures for 1946 NET COST OF SCHOOL5—,1946 $61,741.33 aants Receivable: ss- General School Fund Part I Tuition Q?"'n of Brewster Tuition lty Of Boston Tuition $1'045:70 Transportation *federal Subsidy or School es receipts from Sale of School Lunches S udeut Reimbursement for V1n School Shop ending Machine $2,914.6 6,432. 8 7,616.87 1077.65 21342.97 7,505.32 810.42 ber 60 I um 71:g5 281g9.31 $3Z,941•g7 d month * Net Cost of Schools -1946 for theOt bee f ederal Subsidy for Lunc427.49 c46mhut haded for re 1%vembertandlDeC rnber, 19449.33 194 but d in D recelved December 31st. , elude $ ber, true This amount does not and Deer 46 not �onths of November �' d 31, 19 * *leceived in 1946. Dec. 30 �' hn it January 11947 sales EI,UCATIO dea m 14e 1947 Jo VOCATION aboul: E" Py9g600 $32 grlstol County Agricultural 752 Tuition -124 -- REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Charles H. Pratt Membership of Orleans schools has again shown some increase above that of a year ago. The first six grades enrolled twelve more -and the junior- senior high school five more than the October first figures of 1945. It is evident that elementary grades can no longer be com- bined with more than one grade per teacher if pupils are to receive adequate attention. Location of the sixth grade at the high school has been continued this year and another teacher has been engaged for the elementary building. There are now five teachers for the first five grades. One room and the basement serve two grades who spend part time in each place. This is better practice than to crowd two grades in one room. Space which will be provided by the proposed addition to the elementary building will solve the present housing problem. The high school shop has been closed since September but is expected to be in operation again early in the year 1947. This department has been under great disadvantage during the war years due to the critical need of qualified instructors for military service. Instruction in home eco- nomics and management of the lunchroom is now in charge of Mrs. Eleanor MacGregor. It is through her gracious co- operation that the school is supplied with a good instructor and an able manager at a time when applicants for the position were almost non - existent. I am convinced that the practical arts courses: Shop, household arts, general science, general mathematics, an understanding of business practices fundamental ability to read and write the English language and a general knowledge of the history of our country and its institu- tions comprise an educational minimum for any young Person. These fundamentals are incorporated in the gen- eral course at Orleans High School. When we consider that a small percent of our graduates enter college, it can be understood how essential it is to do all we can to make the general course as strong s possible. This is not to be understood to minimize the importance of the college preparatory work in the least. Those who do enter col- lege must have the requisite knowledge of subject matter Plus work habits of sustained concentration. r —125 — the towns of this Uni has been no since September. We hop o SecureesomeOe- whO P"ite n as soon as it is pos The same sltu tiO p do the work. Vail ThI a Year ago with respect to the rvisor of Vocal Music lhe 8 st of January ,o1946 ere as sup ways, The h�deans schools are fortunate ice moan of the �ess of with the are 1mpr eminent y building which seemsp ° be crease n posts with 1s This nseecent years there has bee ds andser�alled deer the �n e quent rise in price of go' omClimees c may be by 1% es termed inflation a"' letermi terminology, the impa dollar. to problems ed erect W l at educatfind it IDcendi- host are constantly reminded d incom (owing teacbe's Of le ages difficult to meet t will' e CO fen Th Vercd wdeentscaal haV for the necessities of are ° enroll e norm epp eft drools. , collegeeaed to meet iced or "DIrted to be below what is need r e Win Dacernents. prlearis hThese Oglt�°estion t4. kri jN s Offered year bove salaries Decema ed d liars ar° Pnci eed• An f alahthe the problem seelelase° for ent a1�1 ele roe" protblo'ririal is e rv- 2' equal tea erisurat ea to fat th nerinret an f yr. ee rendered is comnl repareive t ellowtlIDulaol ds ho�ode n lifeethen it 1:,e �ater bill edge in be done. 1a pp elat d ttonldrink• to thlYS °for beYondie leape 1t as led goyt1 ng people renders9 C?na in 946 ht Have w, h4ll's the for r1 -126— REPORT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Alfred J. Leonardi Opening day this fall found the enrollment of the Orleans High School to be 177 pupils. The slight increase over last year was to be expected. Some new families have come to our community and a few of the families that went to industrial areas to help in war work, have returned. Since the opening day we have had veterans of the last war enter our school. Two are taking refresher courses and the other four are working for their high school diploma. - Curriculum There has been no need and therefore no change in our Courses of Study the past year. We. have been ever mindful of the needs of all of our students, with the result that the standard for our college and non - college students has been kept at a high level. All of our athletic teams t performed well during the past year. Both boys, and girls' basketball teams uad a successful year while the baseball team repeated the performances of the last two years by defeating all teams. This team under the direction of Mr. David Bremner was declared Cape Cod Champion. Athletic supplies were not only difficult to purchase but the quality of the supplies generally inferior. After wait- ing patiently for many months our new Medart electric score board arrived. This new score board will, no doubt, add interest to all our basketball games. annual usual our senior class, worked diligently on the Mulholland the nder the able direction of Miss Elizabeth received was consider bled great success and the money Our weekly assemblies this year varied from those of Past d Years. t ever Student participation is every other week is taken y "Week as in the past, The alternate week by recordings or ra some outside speaker, special literary g iii °ving pictures, We find that this type of planning creates an interest from the student body never observed before. Our library is of great pride to our school. Five neW sections were purchased and Mr. Millard 'Tibbetts of our —127 - yAersonall saw to it that the school rereceived fr books 1jr to fill ,ha Tibb t s hundreds of volume school °f all typ thanks to lIr T° into making a fine library. Our sincere bb etts. at the present o 441,QrO are two - Virst s that things te New EnglandeCboaga S been pla41IQd been dissolved and no mattelhe State �Iep4 astandar s of rat ng f� hthe schools ast most is g°�� `� merit of Education. In w on e b°ih received A ratings but from now 01, BIU hard to be rated A. 1 spent Orleans II g there be -t0 determine the possibility 01 e %cellenti aed the pering classed A. Our chances, a et being aw °f Stu all ourses hUp 1 ilittle uoruphysical equ Pieis nrequiremchanceeand than eht h Onlationenthing m Ycu1Y1 our to thankl o rh 's a we of the s hp01 wou w y this Past year, reds who have helped us in AL CIP OOL P RIrl &gAORT OF THE ELEIVII, S e ler feu µaid d lvielvina this ades opened five gr ded iPp OxiElementary S 1 112 PuPilsfii�e' eaf over a h15 hi Year for the first st t ine amonbecause of shell the es 132 Id tp tditi0ns was transf r�dh SchpOUpils ls of sefvst Agar 4rt Room at the 141g of has a member hips B wing ari u tl'aler tie tar), a Ail i de fact e E to k,o Aue over the last Yeetjer. Sri °�uas t iefr�ath y in Srade above facts, tog t"Is, pO1 s D'pvs• ecuvetaus bUh00sisrnot ustha29litlaSydlYsnsoivsespdth hsual �etiSlsteadilylgrowingPearlesEl as 9 croonyhe r un teachers, MrS Grad tern clasper, t,%4 itieahome rorna rriakhts• if14°we bla kb°a ds and special• Iig -128— co- operation and ability has achieved splendid results far above the principal's anticipations. This does mean, though, that on rainy and wintry days, the children have not even this place to go for exercises and recreation, but must be confined to the classrooms. For this and many other reasons the Elementary School desperately feels the need of more room. The health of the children and teachers has been excep- tionally good this fall. Absences have been very few. The children have been able to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air on the playground most of the fall. During the recent physical examinations both our school nurse and doctor have found several back curva- tures among the children in addition to other physical defects. They have suggested certain athletic equipment to correct these defects and aid these difficulties while the children engage in free play and fun. Among these suggestions are graduated bars and swings for different ages and sizes, see -saws slides, and the like, which would help to strengthen the children's bodies and muscles while giving wholesome recreation and play at the same time. The Elementary School has nothing of athletic equip- ment except one basketball backboard. It badly needs such things as were named above. Also this is the modern Progressive method of playground work which almost all schools in this and other states in rural and city alike, are adopting. Besides, children need such things to offset continual "teacher- directed" play in order to develop initiative, leadership and co- operation. The weekly visits of the vocal and instrumental music teachers are continually enjoyed this year, but the school is cramped for room to give full vent to these activities because of the use of the lunch room for lunch and classes and lack of any other room or space. The need of an Art teacher is also keenly felt. Children in Grade V continue to operate in assisting in the lunch room activities helping Grades I -II, scrap- ing dishes, washing tables, etc. This work, together with the continuation of the traffic - officer system which helps the teachers both on the playground and in the school room to maintain discipline and assist in other ways, is felt to be invaluable in developing the qualities of good inter s i fact co-operation and helpfulness. The most g act is that the children really love to take part L- —129 - d ataeoucerned ties and are truly a help to the- school 9 o�ele weekly assemblies on each Friday the children to de Selo are giving many opportunities to ith one another. 6o at these times that an audit r urn a hildrerhand p4 her oustics are sorely needee�t for the benches at tables 1h,ldnOWheretto perform except on the d hislaeveand tents. appearance before an audience develop. his poise d are is y e Y Much a and part of modernaffairs education n the Ele The ale School of any system, not just big ore roo ers In entarY School wishes heartily with two teach T rnaging and beyond lions- d Cori e splendid co- operation, thoughtrSs !Tt, Which kreorl Of all teachers, cafeteria manage us c riditio a wboo Ia� 11t' have trace top easy under such cramped �ouId and Wtheddaily, the rely wishes that more parents observing arY Scha r h°S stems of the opportunity f the Elerretancesl rated ritious aAi they might better apPTeCiate thee' eratio fay in unity The heeeh the school operates- ates- by the prxnc1Pa1, deeply strength. appreciated p `T1IE MVSIC RI•r]PORT OF 3AL SUPERVISOR OF INSTNa gchp0I Stich so fte Thomas 8t`o�re has never been n theYOrleans It see ldesheehae o to l7der e ah chestra as the prey n inati to Pass ays rin an `Ue11 We e t such an effort e co reh le oflsure th ISO, rX, �Rl e this factteI hope t d Conceptr8 an of 0Pp r a he enty tThbe Proud of their schO 1 �ve e Pas tl'e St grid �d are S la jple school musicians are g such orcbest a. P tg14Y in outstanding gr or n9 Orch o�e17 ape Festivals, Schol eSyrnph° -130- - already under way to take the two last organizations to the State and New England contests. The Junior Com- munity Band this last summer played to the largest audiences in its history. The same procedure that Mrs. Nassi and I have used and improved through all these years with the assistance and co- operation of Principal Leonardi, has been responsible for the present success. I venture to say that Orleans has a $4,000 a year instrumental music system and cannot help but be proud of the results. REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OR OF VOCAL MUSIC W. W. Tileston Popularity and continued growth of interest in vocal music has proceeded by leaps and bounds judging from the response and enrollment at the forming of the Orleans High School Chorus. Practically every boy and girl in the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades is a member of this chorus and enters into the singing and rehearsals with a vim and vigor that bespeaks great satisfaction to all in results achieved. Mr. Leonardi and members of the faculty are unanimous in their praise that it is the finest chorus there in many, many years. The spirit is fine, the enthusiasm high and the reaction and results are "tops" I only wish more time could be allotted in the pre. paration for concerts, operettas, etc., Vocal music but under the present set -up that is impossible. in the grades, too, has proved unusually satisfying. Music should be and is one of the most enjoy- able parts of the child's school day and I have tried to convey to all the boys and girls an added love for it by giving them songs that will appeal and bring out the many qualities of the individual. Through music a child enters intoja of ld of beauty, expresses his inmost self, tastes mind, soothes and 'refines h his sympathies, develops his body, his spirit, and adds grace to his "Sing, America, Sing," could easily be my criterion, for even more than ever now, We all realize how greatly music today has aninfla on ence industry, religion, eco- mmunity, nomics, government life in our own co particularly in our every day —131 - P-hildren o home inspired with the love of a MUSIC, gnient e iq most cases that enthusiasm is caught up the respo. ill y° coinmu itylsingingan the variousto °wne der °ake the tif in a lea e "'I what could be more gr than to see old and young al ke giaihapPY °µone securely stn true of pessential socia eanait ood An eo Ylle says- "Thereoisr SOa Soul go strand i tolift a The real alue ofrsuch music lies iunified 1. thet class- °f the individuals into a spirit ether, be iatmospher °oni or large e communi singing hall, g. creates an courage through he sheerejo nofself- expression: irresistible, eiana frie ias good are c untlese a stirs : feeling is IS f love, peace for, begins f shi ortalage Carl, orth liviul tile dus Music scarce many other things rom the S° 111 the heart and washes away everYday life. OOL I OYSICIAN School REPORT DrT� Sy A- white inationolumes ere exam al c 6 an d careful All Spietween ornmend e Population A more hwasumad male cur °Wereef Bnatie for es thong ° cked as to abn re rse f es cases of abnormal cures by then se of aged' S ogg hten dons were sent to hom ible, be Co1140 ises for S tions children that were elthe Cape to exec a infeies of Weld once a month lder nes emits °e Was ab eltha i tcre ere made to the Lhg their spinal e usiialimum. Tltristo o th t eti of the Outside of the diseases were at ae�er M d sYi'zpases °f N1°st it11 the cases of Scarlet F ith m a feweacl lice. w Were more cases with Were- of s of c develop a rash. There °ent vyCtiin Scabies, and too innoc dries aff1i ^ted w infected -132— Every year there is a decrease in the number of carious teeth seen. Search of many mouths failed to show any noticeable cavities, and most of the bad teeth were the temporary teeth of the smaller children. in the Grade School. There is a noticeable decrease also in the number of diseased tonsils. REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE Doris A, Pond, R:N. epThe school year has come to a close with no serious idemics. There were a few mild cases of scarlet fever which in some instances were hard to recognize because e lack of diagnostic d symptoms until secondary infections developed. We had the usual run of colds and intestinal grippe during the winter months which kept the students absent for four or five days. If the children were kept at ]ioine at the onset of these infections there would be less spread of the colds. Tern, Which I conduch equip cted the new "Massachusetts Vision iment was purchased as recommended by the State Dept. of Public Health. These roved very successful picking up many children who in the past jority of these sion defects with the old tests. The ma- th. parents have been corrected by co- operation of p and of the failure consultations with eye specialists. Many s In sight that are taken care of during youth are corrected by the time the children become adults. So I urge all parents not to neglect eye defects. Each year the audiometer tests are iven. This system of testing the hei arng is conducted with a victrola machine connected with earphones. . I found very ew failures. due to the newness Most of them were i the third grade, and I think it was This fall and nervousness at their first testing. many of the recommended cases for tonsilec- tomies have been taken care of; but there still could be are co-operation s re fr ouimfethe Parents in that respect, as these source of ' tonsils are in bad and undermining of health when The condition ofo. etion. year was very -good children's teeth in general this plenty of iinpr 'good, tlohough I think there still can be the dentist twice n the daily care and the visit to a Year, —133 — ciiuWe had a 90% enrollment in the Chadwick skin test hel c' This is conducted every four yeVery ch child P in s for the t4 er High sSchool Sanatorium, an opportunity ears r hatethey Was most ctllin reaction. These are th The rs clinic the e susceptible to the infectiono oen all faCklucted later, X- raying necessary e school m any way. E The Diphtheria htheria Ant nt xm Clinic was he smialler the , as the Pie Year the enrollment is beo zo the advisabi ittylier the Its are beginning to recognize thus giving trp se innoculations in pre - School years, ent launity to this disease. d equipm bartheselementemphasize ry school• This sh °S h 01 phy" has four swings, see -saws, etc. The sc of the spin' this Poo d a number of cases of curvature corr- ine t could he lI Ofsrecreationhand exercise. This equipm led Chi'- drDueto the size of he a olhnentP ale aspec13 cTen 'kill be heldc'at at the a later Cape Ctodcov t thlst Clinic elllkn°" t' tprelts Perhaps do not know thallorton, a ealth Ibool all gecialistdconneced w'th heySDrnapublic ntac sc om conducted h se or town nurse, information atisfa culty,v¢u alts of r person wishing ction d¢ri stud¢° ry she °pro era been on Of the st do l m ated as¢lscho 1st1uP to ch to d parents. This is always PP of th the eep the Public Health P 2 standard. Statistical oeQ °rt 103 11 Sh ..e chools visited s¢r °ic 705 �leividualstadmitted t °half of sees 500 ld visits to and in b t) ctionsiby .1 shysicia ninatyOiis s si ted physician with ex. -134— Sanitary inspections ......., Audiometer Test Class room inspection ......... 10 Reports sent home ...... .......... . ..... .... . ...... 33 ................ Taken home ....... ......... Recommended sent home 36 ................. Recommended to see doctor ...... 75 Weighed and measured .......... 500 . Physically handicapped children . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .. Public lectures attended .. .............. . .. ' ..... g Health bulletins . , ... , , ........ .. . 30 Infectious Diseases Audiometer Test Impetigo ....... Tested ....... Athletes foot ........_ 4 4 Retest ......... . . 23 9 ............. Fungus infection 7 Massachusetts Vision Test Diphtheria Anti-Toxin CIinic Number treated .. Number tested Pre - school .. 10 Defective sight ....... . ........ " 280 9 Chadwick Chest Clinic 45 Skin tested Contagious Diseases X -rayed ................... ........ .,......... .......... Scarlet Fever .... ...... .... Children 39 Pre - school ............ ..... 7 School 1 ..,. 6 Infectious Diseases Impetigo ....... Athletes foot ........_ 4 4 Pediculosis Scabies 15 Fungus infection 7 2 Diphtheria Anti-Toxin CIinic Number treated .. Pre - school .. 10 .................... School ........ 1 9 Chadwick Chest Clinic Skin tested X -rayed ................... ........ .,......... .......... 136 .... ...... .... Children 39 Adults . . . ............ 11 .......... .... 39 —135— ORLEANS SCHOOL CALF "A� is of this The annual meeting f the faculty of alitember 7, 1846' Un " ©n was held in Hai wich, Saturday; Sep Schools Close Schools Open December 212 19 September 9, 1946 February 211 7 December 30 1946 April 18, 1 47 March 3, 1947 June 19= April 27, 1947 SC'H00 H DbuY Day ty Teachers priday, ,October 12, 1946 arnstable Coun r�day, October 25, 194'6$ s Institute Armistice D, 1946 -Thank 01 day, November 11, og ember 28 and 29' t aca- sday and Friday, as Day V giving Recess 1g46—Cbristm ednesda December 25, pay (Va- We Lion Period) 1, 1947_New year ton's pirthda�' dnesday, January Washing Periad) Saturday February 22, 1947— (Vacation Sat cation Period) 1g47�P Qrial Dpay June I9, 1947' at urday, April 19, Friday, May 30, 1947 —�o Thursdaum• 1947• Sat - Righ School Gradua Auditor ber 8, r,,r•, $'0p P.m. in the High School vionday, Se held at � 1ligh Schp°1• Fall Term will open. be ns Union Faculty 1VIee 1947 will the Crlea urday, September 6, �NSUs Ci is SCIIp0L CE1g4,6 $o9s 2 37 97 October 89 sevell and uncie er x en 126 1 ver �Iive years or 0 Seven years or over and and Above Miners 52 titian of to $h P Even 182 WSW c I Me d under er S1�teEn 1 In Public Day or over anand tl xl Five years ars or °e ber$ ha 1: Ey In Private Ye d arider ssi teen Not Enrolled rn Any a nd and Five years 0 years or over a Seven y -136 — ENROLLMENT BY GRADES —137 — October 1, 1946 EXERCISES Grade GRADUATIQN Boys Girls Total 1946 1 14 Class of z3 SCH 3 12 13 25 ORLEANS HIGH ppL 4 9 7 Twentieth 5 13 9 22 Thursday, ,Ip1ne 6 12 8 7 11 20 - 8 7 9 20 CLASS ROLL er 9 15 l5 12 for ©_ Ethel Mae 1 e Bert Hur1e� 11 11 24 35 b�n tl�ea Marie Benner La�,f,rence Johnson 12 21 24 42 Vlrg1nda Rose gBookshire Normaertis Latham Ithea 20 41 Jr�stors Adelbert Childs Ail am McCraY Drieads 156 154 310 Jo cs Douglas Cullum Grafton Harnilt�eunier ScAhine Anne Cumming$ Loretta Emilie in Nickerson TABULAR STATEMENT OF MEMBERSHIP p[ tha Elizabeth Crocker Gordon frlerw ickerson 1936 -1946 rlcia Frances Daniels Winslow � goss ,lane Alexander 1o�tle Lillian Davis George Cullum St©lce Grade 19361837 1938 193919401941 1942 X943 19441945 X946 is DeChristo her illiam S 1 27 13 16 15 18 �obcrt � barn W a Eliza stow 2 21 26 15 15 16 19 22 22 25 23 29 Ja Edward Dllling Teresa a t° S 3 20 18 25 14 17 17 18 17 19 25 19 4 eline Louise DucharIne Helena Anna Swift 14 17 24 19 17 25 8y� Gillespie Dunnells is fr 1Oi 4 17 21 19 28 15 19 22 17 16 gall CYnt RuSSell TUer� Sr, 5 19 17 19 19 16 12 E. Eldridge John Ta 6 21 20 19 16 28 15 16 11 16 17 22 on errY 22 30 16 17 12 20 20 Stance Louise Estlin plan P 7 31 30 20 22 19 28 18 16 14 20 8 15 26 25 17 24 23rigtt Louise Goodspd Snle5' Wilco 9 19 21 25 14 13 12 LIOY 30 25 33 50 39 48 43 42 46 32 29 1946 10 26 29 22 41 47 38 _�� FT TH IN L 0), 11 24 23 27 41 39 37 33 39 43 35 12 22 19 24 31 44 33 29 32 40 42 VE LE to n a P. G. 1 40 37 35 28 21 32 41� 1 year 4 2 1 EACHERS WOO ug sei�Ice 1`16 1' %a Yeas 1- 6 125 115 113 107 116 111 101 110 113 119 131 pates 5 Jane 2p, 1946 ' y o $ 7 -12 148 153 151 206 210 209 198 175 168 174 179 Mary ame 10, 19 4 June 2 1946 810 r 0, 9 aFr a . Capifern Sept. e. 12, 11 4 -Apyzl 30, 46 1 Yea Totals 1 273 268 264 313 326 320 299 285 281 293 310 ar d L. Eldridge xiS 24, 945_A Fe �0, 1946 ar�azet I. Lynch Sept. 14. 1945.) n �1"e Rxet Mabbs Sept, 10, 1 Vii. 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Ieetor of Animals and Slaughtering Moth Aark Department Report Commission . e Welfare ..... . . Surveyor .....• easures Report bons for 1947 nd tLl e]eI rrOf Ws andts a tmentai Recoznme�da Shg1111sh Constable's Report Library Report Tax Collector's Report a Accountant's Report . oVII Clerk's Report Feb • 191 1946 • . Annual Town Election, Feb 18, 1946 Annual Town Meeting, APPropriations for 1946 Births Deaths Dogs Licensed Licenses . Fish and Game List of Jurors9 1846 Marriages 9, Nov' SDeeial Town M eetin Town Nurse's Report ( RWjj Officers . usurer's Report e Warden's Rep ort 5C11O®]b 10 Calendar . 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Surveyor .....• easures Report bons for 1947 nd tLl e]eI rrOf Ws andts a tmentai Recoznme�da Shg1111sh Constable's Report Library Report Tax Collector's Report a Accountant's Report . oVII Clerk's Report Feb • 191 1946 • . Annual Town Election, Feb 18, 1946 Annual Town Meeting, APPropriations for 1946 Births Deaths Dogs Licensed Licenses . Fish and Game List of Jurors9 1846 Marriages 9, Nov' SDeeial Town M eetin Town Nurse's Report ( RWjj Officers . usurer's Report e Warden's Rep ort 5C11O®]b 10 Calendar . Corps of Teachers F 'lrollment by Grades' ; 1118,ncial Stateinen ag5, X946 )4 mbership by 01: 1836~ drganization ohool Census t Superintendent's g,epor 91 12 4 8 70 54 62 90 70 65 88 69 61 5`0 63 76 75 711 10 84 66 81 19 92 107 92 112 116 119 113 114 115 117 110 67 3 97 60 135 138 136 132 137 136 131 135 124