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Town of Orleans MASSACHUSETTS �// MASSA r A lEC CVL 1942 ANNUAL REPORTS lANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF ORLEANS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31, 1942 i ° _ _ a o Printed by THE GOSS PRINT Harwich, Mass. -3• TOWN OFFICERS Moderator Kenrick A. Sparrow Term expires February 1943 Selectmen and Assessors Alonzo W. Jones, Clerk Term expires February 1943 James Dickie Term expires February 1944 LeRoy A. Nickerson, Chairman Term expires February 1945 Board of Health Alonzo W. Jones, Chairman Term expires February 1943 James Dickie Term expires February 1944 LeRoy A. Nickerson Term expires February 1945 Board of Public Welfare Alonzo W. Jones Term expires February 1943 James Dickie, Chairman Term expires February 1944 LeRoy A. Nickerson Term expires February 1945 School Committee Roger F. Smith Term expires February 1943 (Appointed to fill unexpired term of Capt. R. F. Raddin) Rennie B. Lake, Secretary Term expires February 1944 John H. Walsh, Chairman Term expires February 1945 Town Clerk Treasurer and Collector of Taxes Ralph W. Snow, Term expires February 1943 Trustees Snow Library Harry H. Snow Term expires February 1943 Florence H. Smith, Chairman Term expires February 1944 Arthur T. Parker Term expires February 1945 Constables Henry A. Perry Term expires February 1943 Kenneth T. Young Term expires February 1943 Surveyor of Highways Roland L. Mayo Term expires February 1943 •4• EmileA . 011ivier Tree 'Warden Term expires February 1943 Rudolph N. C ink Commissioners February 1943 George D. g' Chairman Term expires February 1944 Bowles Term expires February 1945 APPOINTED OFFICERS Ralph T. Rogers, Registrars of voters Everett grd Chairman Term ex V. Pond pines February 1943 Emma X Corcoran Term expires February 1941 As Town Clerk erm expires February 1945 Vesta I. Delano k and General Office Clerk Sealer of Weights and Measures, WN gher of Beef, Grain and Hay, Edward usurer of Wood and Bark C. Barnard Field D 2 Charles C. f'r'eeman rivers and Pound Keepers relics Elnatha w Elmer L. Taylor vieers Solonois Childs E. Eldredge Elmer L. Taylor A. Health Officer d Physician, Boards P Goff, M:D. Of Public Henry elfare and Health enr A• White, M.D. Georg l,, d Sanitary inspector Aaaratant Crocker, Marstons Mills and Ali bb ns tt D . PSpector y F: Richard IrrsPect Sl f ghtering Lego dson or ° Animals Bur, Term ends March 31, 1949 IIerbert "l Agent D. Nickerson 15, Inspector of Wires James Wilson Resigned November 1942 Accounting Officer Elmer C. Smith Term expires February 1944 Superintendent of Moth Work Emile A. 011ivier Forest Warden Henry A. Perry Fire Engineers George D. Knowles Term expires April 1943 Jude.h N. Eldredge Term expires April 1943 Lloyd F. Higgins Term expires April 1943 Lloyd R. Ellis Term expires April 1943 Elroy B. Penniman Resigned July 1942 Henry W. Hurley Term expires April 1943 Elijah C. Long Term expires April 1943 Charles S. Wilcox Term expires April 1943 Irving A. Higgins Term expires April 1943 Dog Officer Kenneth T. Young Harbor Master Charles R. Richardson Term expires February 1943 Shellfish Constable Elmer R. Darling Term expires February 1943 Special Police Leslie Ds Baker John Kenrick (deceased) Maurice D. Bessom Elijah C. Long Bertram W. Clapp Frederick G. Mayo Adelbert A. Childs Theodore R. Nickerson Harold R. Cumminga Raymond E. Nickerson Lloyd R. Ellis Gardner E. Munsey William F. Estlin Gilbert A. Sherman Harold L. Freeman Charles 0. Thompson Robley E. Fulcher Charles S. Wilcox Rudolph N. M. Hopkins Herbert F. Wilcox Henry W. Hurley Alberto W. Williams Samuel F. Ireland Arthur J. Young Cyrus C. Young ,6, j .,. Weighers of Coal, Grain and Hay Fred S. Pierce Harry H. Snow Harold L. Freeman Irvin Foster L. Taylor g G. Freeman George A. Ross Elmer G. Chandler Maurice A. Wheeler Herbert H. Burr William J. Cullum Irvin g A. Higgins James Knowles Robert Deschamps Caretaker of Herring Brook Edward H. Higgins Caretaker of Town Dump Leslie D. Baker (resigned) Herbert W. Smith appointed to fill vacancy Deputy Tax Collector Henry A. Perry Town Nnrse Laura D. Knowles, R.N. Harold '''mane Committee W. Nickerson Term expires February 1943 Freeman E. Snow Elnathan E. Eldredge, Term expires February 1943 g ,Chairman Term expires February 1943 Abbie F. Mitchell, , Secretary Term expires February 1944 y C. Nickerson Term expires February 1944 Charles F. Richardson Millard H. Tibbetts Term expires February 1944 Millard 1. Bich Term expires February 1945 Samuel F. Ireland Term expires February 1945 Term expires February 1945 Harold R. Cumm ags (resigned) Janitor, Town Hhll 0. Th Charles ) om g pson, appointed to fill vacancy Term expires February 1943 AS'SE'SSORS' REPORT AND COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Number of Persons Assessed on Property 1941 1942 Real Estate Assessed $3,796,970.00 $3,938,550.00 Personal Estate Assessed 378,080.00 387,820.00 Total Assessed Valuation 4,175.050.00 4,326,370.00 Population 1940 Census 1,451 1,451 Number of Polls Assessed 542 543 Number of Persons Assessed on Property 1,026 1,048 Horses Assessed 14 13 Cows Assessed 52 47 Other Neat Cattle 22 25 Swine 48 12 Sheep 5 Goats 5 Dwelling Houses 844 865 Acres of Land Assessed 6,171 6,202 Number of Fowl 10,263 11,717 Number of Cars Assessed (Excise) 886 687 Assessed Value of Cars 202,880.00 144,210.00 Amount of Tax Assessed on Cars 6,169.71 4,846.63 Appropriations for Year 134,364.50 130,176.00 Overlay 1,964.99 5,127.48 County Tax 12,741.19 11,066.24 State Tax 10,065.00 9,150.00 Mosquito Control 1,400.53 1,400.53 State Parks 122.32 97.57 Rome Care Civil War Veterans 180.00 Underestimates Civil War Veterans (1941) 45.00 Total Appropriations (State and County Taxes and Overlay) 160,658.83 157,242.82 rr- u .8. Tax Rate Per Thousand Polls @ $2.00 24.20 Property Tax 1,084.00 Special Assessment (Moth) Total Amt. of Collector', m 356.50 (except Motor Vehicl S)mitments 102,120.37 Estimated Receipts Corporation Tax Income Tax Motor Vehicle Tax (Excise) Licenses Pines (Libraries) General Government Protection of persons and Property Health and Sanitation Charities Old Age Assistance Soldier's Benefits Schools Union Supt. (Schools) Court Fines Overestimates (Comm ) Overestimates — County Tax Overestimates_State Parks and Reservations Recreation Grants and Gifts (Refund Gas Tax) Veterans' Exemptions Interest on Taxes and Assessments 1941 $948.67 11,905.44 5,400.00 2;200.00 108.18 800.00 23.70 1,086.00 102,537.30 420.03 104,043.33 1942 $1,470.28 10,630.25 4,800.00 2,000.00 98.00 500.00 200.00 200.00 300.00 220.00 1,100.00 900.00 4,000.00 4,235.89 130.00 13,000.00 14,000-00 495.66 495,66 15.00 10.00 7.43 902.91 4.4'1 150.00 100.00 6,781.86 14.77 1;000.00 7,025.86 1,000.00 ,9, Interest Street Light Fund Total Estimated Receipts Free Cash in Treasury Total Deductions 63.32 58.26 48,620.33 48,651.52 10,00000 5,000.00 $58,620.33 $53,651.52 Respectfully submitted, LEROY A. NICKERSON, ALONZO W. JONES, JAMES DICKIE, Assessors of Orleans. •10, SELUCTNEI S AND DEPARTMENTAL RECOMIVIE,NDAT1ONS FOR 1943 Selectmen's Salaries Selectmen's Expense Selectmen's Supplies Accountant, Town Account Salary Treasurer' ant s Supplies s Collector' Salary Collector's Salary Town Clerk 'a Salary Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector's Expense Clerical Expense Legal ExPense Assessors' Pay and Expense Constables' Salaries Election and Registration Town f Towne Hall and Grounds Police Hall pairs Fire (BY De Dement�alaries and Expense Aartment Wire Inspector ) Sealer S Weights and Moth (BY Me asures xPelise) uPerin endent) ren Moderato (By Tr ee hbrest Warden Warden) Health (including Nurse, Dental and d Babies. Amount $3,000.00 250.00 100.00 800.00 75.00 330.00 1,050.00 240.00 740.00 500.p0 150.00 1,050.00 100.00 300.00 1,500.00 300.00 3,000.00 2,600.00 75.00 150.00 2,000.00 300.00 25.00 350.00 ,II, of salaries and costs to be left to the Board of Health) 1,750.00 Inspector of Animals 60.00 Assessors' Map 500.00 Inspector of Slaughtering 50.00 Care of Town Dump 700.00 Highway Repairs (By Surveyor) 5,000.00 Roadside Brush Cutting (By Surveyor) 700.00 Snow Removal (By Surveyor) 2,000.00 Repair of Guard -rail Fences (By Surveyor) 100.00 Repair of Road Machinery Buildings (By Surveyor) 200.00 Street Lights 4,500.00 Wharves (By Harbormaster) 200.00 Harbormaster 100.00 Public Welfare and Support of Poor 4,000.00 Old Age Assistance 14,000.00 Administration (Old Age Assistance) 275.00 Aid to Dependent Children 1000.00 Administration (Aid to Dependent Children) 25.00 Schools (By Committee) 49,286.00 Snow Library (By Trustees) 1,000.00 Parks and Playgrounds (By Commission) 1,480.00 Cemeteries and Tomb (By Commission) 120.00 Soldiers Monuments and Graves (By Commission) 75.00 Insurance and Bonds 700.00 Town Reports 450.00 Court Orders 100.00 Miscellaneous 500.00 Herring Brook 30.00 Interest Town Notes 1,800.00 Protection and Propagation of Shellfish (By Shellfish Constable) 600.00 Traffic Signals 500.00 State Aid 150.00 i , 12• 13 Soldier's Relief Town Notes (Junior-Senior Hi h 1,500.00 Memorial and Armistice Da g School) 6,500.00 Anti -Rabic Treatment y Exercises 200.00 War Price and Rationing Board '50.00 (By Chairman) 500.00 $119,686.00 LEROY A. NICKERSON, ALONZO W. JONES, JAMES DICKIE, Selectmen of Orleans. REPORT OF 'TOWN ACCOUNTANT To the Board of Selectmen, Gentlemen: I submit, herewith, the report of the Accounting De- partment for the year ending December 31, 1942, as follows: Cash on hand, January 1, 1942 $43,202.28 RECEIPTS General Revenue Taxes: Real Estate, 1940 $6,098.17 Personal Property, 1940 549.75 Real Estate 1941 13,507.41 Personal Property, 1941 1,158.21 Real Estate, 1942 74,701.07 Personal Property, 1942 8,263.22 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1941 117.45 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1942 4,712.60 Poll Taxes, 1941 2.00 Poll Taxes, 1942 902.00 Moth Assessment, 1940 11.35 Moth Assessment, 1941 53.96 Moth Assessment, 1942 306.90 110,384.09 Interest Taxes, R. and P. $974.02 Poll Taxes 1.53 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 10.90 986.45 From the Commonwealth Income Tax 12,660.00 Corporation Tax 947.39 Corporation Tax B. 1,952.87 Highway, Chapter 504 7,025.86 Meal Tax 128.73 22,714.85 14• Court Fines From the County Dog Licenses (Refunds) $5.00 350.02 - Shellfish Lice � and Permits Shellfish Grants Victuallers Innllolders Lodging House Marriage Milk and Oleo Denatured To Collect GaT�eand Anti- Freeze To Carry Revolver To Manufacture Ice Cream Funeral Director Auctioneers Trans. Vendors Theatre Peddlers Cesspool Fish and Eel Fyke Store, Sunday and Holidays Camps and Cabins Junk Bowling Slaughtering Liquor Dog Garage Gasoline From the Commonwealth: Grants Vocational Educatio and Gifts Union Supt. n Of Scho Highways, Chapter ls o o From the county. Highways, C 1 haAter 90 $195.00 25.85 8.00 5.00 9.00 42.00 11.50 5.00 14.00 8.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 20.00 2.00 6.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 4.50 10.00 6.00 1.00 875.00 409.20 17.00 21.00 355.02 1,713.05 $200.00 395.66 1,469.92 _ 2,065.58 $734.97 734.97 -15• Commercial Revenue Town Hall Rentals School Auditorium and Other Rentals Town Wharf Rentals Sealer, Weights and Measures Collections Nurse Collections Dental Clinic Collections Backetball Team Collections School Cafeteria Collections Library Fines Moth Spraying (Individuals) School Tuition, Town of Eastham School Tuition, Town of Brewster School Tuition, City of Boston Beach Concession Out -of -town Fires Charities Public Welfare from Commonwealth Public Welfare from Other Towns Aid to Dependent Children from Comm. Federal Grants, Aid to Dependent Children Adm. Federal Grants A. D. C. Old Age Assistance, Comm. Old Age Assistance, Other Towns Federal Grants, Old Age Assistance Adm. Federal Grants, O. A. A. Unclassified Warrants and Demands - Taxes Use of Telephone Town Maps (sale) Voting Lists (sale) Stamps (sale) Bal. Shellfish Acct., Eastham Rental of Chairs (Town Hall) Use of Tractor Publishing Hearings Sale of Material Crushed, Stone Typewriters (School) Books (Library) $140.00 106.00 45.00 35.29 391.54 13.00 192.25 3,179.03 109.32 53.69 4,549.72 4,506.13 812.46 50.00 50.00 14,233.43 $359.38 1,283.30 347.30 301.50 8.06 8,071.96 208.99 9,890.26 328.65 20,799.40 $142.20 11.55 1.60 6.25 1.50 71.78 3.00 18.00 16.00 271.88 $28.00 77.50 4.08 109.58 •18• Schools To Revenue Account School Milk Fund 49,381.40 Vocational School Tuition 15.86 . Junior Community Band 128.00 Snow Library 300.00 Snow Library-Dog Tax 832.90 Snow Library -Trust Fund 313.79 Parks and Playgrounds 3.60 Tennis Court 2,161.61 Miscellaneous 12.00 Insurance and Bonds 540.84 Town Reports 617.11 Court Orders 365.00 Memorial and Armistice Day Exercises 420 Safety Committee - General Expense 153.14 Safety Committee - Medical Supplies 1,216.62 Safety Committee -Fire Fighting 316.38 Equip. Safety Committee - Listening Post, 78.55 Safety Committee -Fires Lanes nets Dennis 22.31 Mass. State Guard 43rd Co. 199.92 Rationing Board Expense 765.30 Amusement arid Eer Cemeteries and Toomti tainment- Baseball Inspection of Slaughtering Soldiers' Monument and Graves 10840 109.80 Cemetery perpetual Care Fund Herring Brook 73.80 Protection and Propagation of Shellfish Shellfish Constable's 30.75 25.00 Salary Interest, Town Notes and Bonds 390.37 1,500.00 Retirement, Town Notes Refunds -Real Estate 1,787.50 - Motor Tax Refunds Vehicle 6,500.00 State Tax Excise Tax 118.50 State Parks and Reser Mosquito Control va'tio 37'96 9,150.00 State Aid 97.57 County Tax 1,400.53 Dog Licenses 192.50 Estimated Receipts- 11,066,24 Collector and Tr easurer Fees 409.20 1,564.19 Aid to Dependent Children Cash on hand, December 31 173.80 17.00 161,392.29 150.00 56,925.35 $218,317.64 119- APPROPRIATION BALANCES To Revenue Account Selectmen's Expense $128.91 Selectmen's Supplies 28.10 Assessors', Pay and Expense 16.13 Accountant's Expense 11.26 Coll., Treas. and Town Clerk's Exp. 152.19 Clerical Expense 44.00 Legal Expense 115.94 Elections and Registrations 118.89 Town Hall --Care of Bidg., and Grds. 166.03 Town Hall Repairs 63.93 Police 746.98 Fire Department 35.18 Purchase of Fire Hose 22.00 Wire Inspection 83.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures 29.26 Moth Dept. 2.31 Tree Warden 20 Forest Warden .21 Forest Patrol 34.50 Health 96.00 Inspection of Slaughtering 10.00 Anti -Rabic Treatment 50.00 Highway - General Repairs 2.13 Brush Cutting 15.87 Snow Removal 12.64 Road Machinery and Buildings 2.79 Guard Fences .60 Street Signs 74.44 Guide Boards 50.00 Street Lights 230.50 Traffic Signals 20.08 Town Wharves 32.01 Harbor - master .50 Old Age Assistance 1,564.19 Aid to Dependent Children 483.15 Adm. A.D.C. 17.00 State Aid 150.00 Soldier's Relief 288.35 Schools 1.37 Vocational School Tuition 272.00 Snow Library 188.00 •20. Parks and Playgrounds 163.83 Tennis Court 5.02 Miscellaneous .09 Insurance and Bonds 14229 Court Orders 282.89 Memorial Day and Armistice Day 95.80 Exercises 7.26 134.21 Fire Lanes 46.86 Amusements and Entertainments .08 Cemeteries and Tomb 91.60 Soldiers' Monument and Graves 5.20 Herring Brook 1.20 Interest Protection and Propagation - Shellfish 5.00 Charities 109.63 .Unclassified 162.50 Sidewalks HAL"CES TO 1943 Road Machinery Acct. 163.83 Highways -Chap 90 1b6.73 Federal Grants, O,A,A. Adm. Federal Grants, 1,908.42 O.A.A. Federal Grants, A.D.C. 1,784.12 Adm. Federal G nPry 223.09 AD.C. W.P.A. and other 103.50 Clement Gould an sects Trust Fund Snow Library-Dog �xfe 7.26 134.21 Snow Library 24.67 24.67 Finance Committee 36.23 ]Expense Safety Committee Expense dense 9.63 Safety Committee Safety Committee_ e4lcal Supplies 25.00 1,289.25 Listening Post, Dennis Fighting Equip. 121.45 Mass. State Guard, 43rd Co. Rationing Board Expense 142.69 Charities 235.69 .Unclassified 206.93 ESTi'MATED RECEIPTS Estimated R'eceiv $47,744.20 Income Tax Corp. Tax Corp. Tax B. Gasoline Tax Meal Tax $6,308.80 $6,678.32 $12.660.00 947.39 1,952.91 7,025.86 128.73 .21• M.V. Excise Tax Less Refunds 4,792.09 Licenses and Permits 1,238.10 Court Fines 5.00 Commercial Rev. 14,233.43 Moth Assessment 372.21 Interest on Taxes 986 -.45 Interest, Street Light Fund 53.21 Union Supt. of Schools 395.66 Vocational Education 200.00 Sale of Material 109.58 Charities 10,270.93 .Unclassified 145.83 $ 47,744.20 Dec. 31 Bal. to Revenue 7,773.14 $ 55,517.34 CLASSIFICATION OF PAYMENTS Moderator Renick A. Sparrow $25.00 Feb. 16, Appro. Selectmen's Salaries LeRoy A. Nickerson $1,000.00 Feb. 16, Appro. Alonzo W. Jones 1,000.00 James Dickie 1,000.00 Travelling Expenses Asso. Dues Perambulating Eastham- Orleans Bounds Perambulating Brewster - Orleans Bounds $3,000.00 Selectmen's Expense $83.09 Feb. 16 Appro. 6.00 Dec. 7, Refund 15.00 15.00 $ 55,517.34 >�.oa $25.00 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $250.00 3.00 ,22, Pub. Notices 5.00 $1,050.00, Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 124.09 128.91 $1,050.00 $253.00 $253-00 Stationery and Selectmen's Supplies $330.00 Postage Dec. 31, Bal. Feb, 16, Appro. $71. $100.00 � Rev. 28.io 0 Ralph W. Snow $100.00x, $240.00 LeRoy A. Nickerson Assessors, Pay and Expense Alonzo $268.00 00 W. Jones James Dickie Feb. 16, Appro. 265.38 $1'050 Travelling Expenses 250'75 moo• Dues 49.56 $740.00 Stationery and 6.00 1.25 Postage 348.11 Abstracts 106.05 Express 78,78 Tax Takings .35 Recording 1,033.87 Dec. 31, Ral to Rev 589.06 .- 16.31 $1,050,00 ILI _ 0 $1 p5 00 Arthur L. Sparrow Assessors' Map 00 $500,00 Feb. 16, A _ ppro. $50 0 Elmer C Smith $500.00 Accountant's Salary $5p0"00 $ 0 Feb. 16, Appro. Stationery and Ac $800.00 untant's !$8�000 � $g .Postage Typing Expense Feb. $16.00 16, Appro. $53.74 10.00 Dec. 31, lial. to Rev. 11.26 0 $16. •23. Collector's Salary Ralph W. Snow $1,050.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $1,050.00, $1,050.00 $1,050.00 Treasurer's Salary Ralph W. Snow $330.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $330.00 $330.00 $330.00 Town Clerk's Salary Ralph W. Snow $240.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $240.00 $240.00 $240.00 Collector's, Treasurer's and Town Clerk's Expense Clerical Expense $73.25 Feb. 16, Appro. $740.00 Stationery and Apr. 17, Refund 1.25 Postage 348.11 Exchange Charges .50 Oaths ,75 Tax Takings 107.20 Recording 59.25 589.06 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 152,19 $741.25 $741.25 Clerical Expense Vesta I. Delano $456.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $500.00 456.00 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. 44.00 $500.00 $500.00 Legal Expense Richard S. Snow $34.06 Feb. 16, Appro. $150.00 Dec. 31, Bal to Rev. 115.94 $150.00 $150.00 Elections and Registrations Registrars $201.25 Feb. 16, Appro. $600.00 Election Officers 166.00 Stationery and $300.00 $600.00 $1,500.00 10.00 $300.00 Payrolls Travel Town of Harwich Lockup State Police Matron Telephone Postage Gasoline Inspection .25• Police $2,396.65 Feb. 16, Appro. 3.00 4.00 12.86 9.80 .64 23.25 2.80 2,453.02 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 746.98 Henry A. Perry Kenneth T. Young Payrolls, Fires and Station Duty Payrolls, Annual Apparatus - Upkeep Gasoline and Supplies Hydrants and Waterholes Fuel Light and Power Repairs to Station Janitor Janitor's Supplies Express Travelling Expenses Step- ladder Care of Grounds Bull -dozer Black -out Curtains, etc., Investigation, Fire $3,200.00 Constables' Salaries $50.00 Feb. 16, Appro 50.00 $100.00 Fire Department Feb. 16, Appro, $836.98 699.00 79.83 73.01 62.20 171.36 113.10 31.03 151.00 10.28 .41 3.45 4.00 10.40 12.00 36.03 2.25 $3,200.00 $3,200.00 $100.00 $100.00 $2,600.00 •24. Postage Lunch 9 9,81 14.05 Dec. 31, Sal. to Rev. 481.11 118.89 $600.00 Harold R, Cummings Town gall Janitor Chas. O. Thompson, Feb. 16, Appro. $165.60 Refund Janitor Fuel 72.50 Lighting 487.89 Telephone 9424 Care of Grounds 111.81 Insurance 33.00 Small Repairs 311.75 Furniture 17.09 Inspection of Boiler 13.48 Janitor's Supplies 5.00 51.61 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev' 1,343.97 166.03 $1,510.00 Carpenter's Work Lumber, To pairs etc., Painting_,upper gall $53.69 51.93 Feb. 16, Appro. Paint, etc., 20.10 Wireing 2.60 Sash Cord 30.90 Lamp Repairs on Fm'mture Repairs on .35 1.59 Clock Shades 4.86 Screens 1.50 Fire Extin 5'80 guishers 5.75 57.00 Dec. 31, Bal..to Rev �3 7 $300.00 $600.00 $1,500.00 10.00 $300.00 Payrolls Travel Town of Harwich Lockup State Police Matron Telephone Postage Gasoline Inspection .25• Police $2,396.65 Feb. 16, Appro. 3.00 4.00 12.86 9.80 .64 23.25 2.80 2,453.02 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 746.98 Henry A. Perry Kenneth T. Young Payrolls, Fires and Station Duty Payrolls, Annual Apparatus - Upkeep Gasoline and Supplies Hydrants and Waterholes Fuel Light and Power Repairs to Station Janitor Janitor's Supplies Express Travelling Expenses Step- ladder Care of Grounds Bull -dozer Black -out Curtains, etc., Investigation, Fire $3,200.00 Constables' Salaries $50.00 Feb. 16, Appro 50.00 $100.00 Fire Department Feb. 16, Appro, $836.98 699.00 79.83 73.01 62.20 171.36 113.10 31.03 151.00 10.28 .41 3.45 4.00 10.40 12.00 36.03 2.25 $3,200.00 $3,200.00 $100.00 $100.00 $2,600.00 $ $1,100.00 $ p0 oQ $1y5.00 sio 00 150.00 $150 p0 1 .27. Gasoline •26. Telephone 13.98 Insurance 50.71 Dec. 31, Bal. to 217.78 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. 2564.82 Fires 35.18 Payroll -Labor $2,600.00 Boston Woven chase of Fire Hose -,Article No. 23 Hose Co. $1,078.00 Feb. 16, Appro. Dec. 31, Bal. to Rey. 1.078.00 Filing Saws 22.00 Fire Lanes $1,100.00 Oras s ,8 s action Wllsonow $ 00 Feb. 16, Appro. 34.00 , gal to Dec. 31 Rev, 42.00 - 83.00 $125.00 Edward Sealer C, 13arna filer of Weights and Measures supplies $100.00 Feb. 16, Appro. 20.74 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rey 29.26 8111)tA• 011ivier Meth Department Payrolls--t nt Feb. 16 , A pprPaYrollabor $32761 o. Erlp� n 3. 3 July Dee. Refund 10 pp Insecticides Pub. Moth Notices 568 78 15.19 $ $1,100.00 $ p0 oQ $1y5.00 sio 00 150.00 $150 p0 1 .27. Gasoline 44.50 Insurance 13.98 Henry A. Perry, 1,899.31 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 2.31 Henry A. Perry, $1,901.62 Fires Tree Warden Payroll -Labor $ 83.90 Feb. 16, Appro. Payroll- Trucks 10.00 Tools 2.65 Tree Paint 1.25 Filing Saws 2.00 au.OV Dec 31. Bal. to Rev. .20 JYJ.IJ Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. ,21 �JV V.VV 00 .Forest Patrol - Article No. 8 $1 I. 70 6� A. W. Williams $115.50 Feb. 16, Appro. 200 .00 115.50 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 34.50 I $150.00 $1,901.62 $100.00 $100.00 $350.00 $350.00 $150.00 $150.00 Y+uv.uv Forest Warden Henry A. Perry, Feb. 16, Appro. Salary $ 25.00 Henry A. Perry, Fires 17.00 Henry A. Perry, Fire Lanes 133.77 Payrolls- Labor, Fires 65.60 Payrolls- Labor, Fire Lanes 105.60 Kerosene ,84 Soldering Cans 2.05 JYJ.IJ Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. ,21 �JV V.VV 00 .Forest Patrol - Article No. 8 $1 I. 70 6� A. W. Williams $115.50 Feb. 16, Appro. 200 .00 115.50 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 34.50 I $150.00 $1,901.62 $100.00 $100.00 $350.00 $350.00 $150.00 $150.00 291 ,28, Herbert W. Smith, Board of Health Health Caretaker 208.34 Meetings Barns. $ 6.75 Feb. 16, Appro. $1,75000" Payrolls- Burning Bull-dozer 144.25 County Refunds 21.10 66.00 Sanitorium Tools 5.85 Labor at Dump 49.40 Nursing Service; 3.46 $704.44 $704.44 Laura D' x1lowles, $ 59.61 Anti -Rabic Treatment R. N. Dec. 31, Bal to Rev. $50.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $50.00 Doris A, pond R N Nursing Supplies $1'100.00 $50.00 $50.00 Gasoline d an 21.72 Highways - General Repairs 1r Roland L. Mayo, Feb. 16, Appro. $5,000,00 � es-Car R,a 67.60 Surveyor $ 698.75 Garage lit 41.91 ' Payrolls -Labor 1,984.20 Travelling. Xpeases 36.00 Payrolls -Truck Highway 1,220.00 el Tephone Material 664.30 7.60 Mowing and Raking 197.95 Pre-&h o 41,66 Freight 128.61 Henry White, Clinic; hite, 1,516.49 Food Repairs to 10.75 M D Equipment 12.50 Dental Clinic; 49.00 Lumber and Nails 11.91 1ph Kenny $ 49.00 Gasoline 34.05 D.k2,6. Tools 29.55 50.00 $ 50.00 Sharpening Tools 5.10 Dec' 31, Bal. to Rev. $1,675.10 4,997.87 96.00 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 2.13 LeRoy F• Richardson pection 1100 $1,771, � $ Roadside $5,000.00 Brush Cutting $5,000.00 $60.00 of Payrolls Feb. b. 00 0 -Labor $543.35 Feb. 16, Appro. $700.00 16, Appro. $6' Payrolls -Trucks 112.50 Le Roy P. Rich' $60.00 $600 Tools Sharpening 13.53 rdso�Petion of Tools 14.75 n $40.00 SLtiughtering Dec. 31, Feb, 36, Appro. 85000 685.87 Bel. to Rey Dec, 31, Bal. to Rev. $700.00 $700.00 L $50,00 esho D CaretakBaker, Care $50 00 Roland L. Mayo, Surv. Snow Removal $156.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $2,000.00 of Toga Dum Payrolls -Labor 1,354.70 Dec. 22, Transfer 1,333.93 $280.00 11 . 16, Dec $704 00 . 22, Transfer Dec. 31, Bal, 3,321.29 to Rev, 12,64 $3,333.93 Payrol]s- Sh, $3,333.93. Labor PaymllsTrucks 30• Payrolls -- Trucks 1, 162 '50 Balance 5 Feb, 16, A 49.11 PPrO• Snow -Plow Blades 1,722.76 Iron Work 54.90 Express 19.40 Sand 2.53 11.00 Dec. 31, Bal, 3,321.29 to Rev, 12,64 $3,333.93 Payrol]s- Sh, $3,333.93. Labor PaymllsTrucks swalks $494.00 Jan. Crushed Stone Freight 1, 162 '50 Balance 5 Feb, 16, A 49.11 PPrO• Cement and Lumber 72'07 Surveying 105.45 18.00 26.55 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 909.68 , 163,83 Roland L. Mayo, Surveyor Payrolls -Labor Payrolls -Truck Paint 1 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev $773.51 Payrolls -Labor 300.00 Commonwealth of Mass. -Signs Pipe Paint Iron Work Trucking Snow-Plow Blades mad Express $1,073.51 Machine 1'1' Account -� $1,073.51 Safety gook $ 25.65 67 Feb, 16, Appro. $200.00 Insurance 18.00 Dso• 24, Use of Tractor 18.00 66.95 Dec' 31, Bal. to 1943 111.27 Guide Boards 106.73 $50.00 Feb. pai. Trucklls_Labor Road $218,00 $ S0i05ry $218.00 Lumber Cetilent 15.00 and Buildings Feb' 16, APPro. $100 00 Insurance 14.39 Roland L. Mayo, Small Supplies 3.14 11.08 $1,282.41 Surveyor $ 42.25 Feb. 16, Appro. 1,000.00 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 97.21 Dec. 11, Comm. 603.97 Payrolls -Truck 174.00 Dec. 15, County $100,00 Oil 299.58 $100 00 -31- Guard Fences Feb. 16, Appro. $100.00 $ 26.00 46.80 15.00 11.60 99.40 .60 $100.00 $100.00 Street Signs $ 63.50 Feb. 16, Appro. $300.00 56.10 90.00 5.25 9.24 1.47 1,207.95 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 1,980.42 $3,188.37 $3,188.37 225.56 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 74.44 $300.00 $300.00 Guide Boards Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. $50.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 Highways - Chapter 90 Roland L. Mayo, Jan. 1, Balance $1,282.41 Surveyor $ 42.25 Feb. 16, Appro. 1,000.00 Payrolls -Labor 187.20 Dec. 11, Comm. 603.97 Payrolls -Truck 174.00 Dec. 15, County 301.99 Oil 299.58 Crushed Stone 177.76 Freight 187.76 Rental -Road Machinery 139.40 1,207.95 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 1,980.42 $3,188.37 $3,188.37 •32- Files and O'gef Purchase of Sand Spreaders Company $350.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $350.00 N.Y. N.H. a urchase of Parking pot _ Depot Square R.R. Company $2000.00 May 27, Transfer $2,000,00 Cape eand meyard Street fights $4,479.50 Feb. 16, Appro Dec. 31, Bal, to Rey, 230.50 $4,710.00 Cape ie and vine Traffic Signals Painting Tra$ic Lines $252.18 Feb. 16, Appro. Paintmg Paint signals 87.90 Ga 10.28 Repa ari s 46.62 EXpre� Signals 65.00 lacing Bulbs 2.94 8.00 De. 31' Bal• to Rev 20.08 Payrolls $500.00 Lumber Labor N,us Town Wharves $158.80 Feb. 16, Appro. 7.99 Dec 31 ' Bal• to Rev 167.99 $200.00 $35000 I $2,p0000 $2•pp0 $4,710.00 4 710 00 $� 4 1000 $150000 0 0 0 $200 0 $200. 00 Chas. R. Richardson, Salary Payrolls -Labor hon Work Boat' Hire Supplies- Chains, Shackles, etc. Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. Cash Payments Reimbursements, Other Towns Transfer of Commodities Distribution of Commodities Comm. Adm. of Surplus Com. Div. Boston Council, Social Agencies Stationery and Postage Rent Groceries and Provisions Fuel Hospital Treatment Closing House Medical Attendant Transportation of Patients Clerk of Count Burial Cleaning Cesspool Paper Bags •33. Harbor Master Feb. 16, Appro. $100.00 $50.00 16.60 5.00 10.00 17.90 99.50 .50 $100.00 Public Welfare $1,117.01 Feb. 16, Appro. Oct. 6, Transfer 170.77 65.27 1.25 63.81 5.50 8.36 887.25 1,267.69 173.94 30.25 2.85 262.75 42.24 .50 181.00 7.00 12.56 $4,300.00 $100.00 $3,700.00 600.00 $4,300.00 -34• Payrolls Old Age Assistance Other Cities and $12,568.64 Feb. 16, Appro. $14,500.00 Towns 367.17 Dec. 31, Bal. 12,935.81 to Rev. 1,564.19 ' $14,500,00 $14,500,00 Clerical Ex Administration, Old Age Assistance Travel pause $235.87 Feb. 16, Appro. Legal Expense 32.10 $275'00 Recording_ 6.00 1.03 $275.00 Payrolls Federa$ , Old Age Assistance 8,815.3 9 Jan, 1, Balance Dec. 31, Bal, to 1943 Jan. 8 to Dec. 14, $ 709.2 y 1 Grants 9,890-0 $10,599.51 Admimstr do 11 Cleri n cal Expense Federal Grants Old Age Assistance 00 Travel 13 Jan- Stationery 1, Balance 36.03 $170• Jan. 8 to Dec. 14, 65 _ Grants 326 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 276.36 223,09 $499,45 $499-4 5 Pa Payrolls Aid to Dependent Children $1,016.85 0 0 Feb. 16, APPro. Dec, $1,500 31, Dal. tO Rev $1 483.15 Clerical Ainistr $1- ation / 0 0 ExPe Aid $0. =o Feb. Children $25,00 16, Appro. 8.00 •35- Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 17.00 $25.00 $25.00 Federal Grants, Aid to Dependent Children Payrolls $198.00 Feb. 20 to Dec. 14 Grants $301.50 198.00 Dec. 31, Bat. to 1943 103.50 $301.50 $301.50 Administration, Federal Grants, Aid to Dependent Children Clerical Expense $ 4.00 Jan. 1, Balance $ 3.20 Mar. 20, Grant .44 4.00 Sept. 25, Grant 7.62 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 7.26 $11.26 $11.26 Hospital Care — Cape Cod Hospital Various Persons $435.85 Feb. 16, Appro. $500.00 Balance to Hospital 64.15 $500.00 $500.00 WPA and Other Projects Gasoline $ 81.75 Jan. 1, Balance $ 52.42 Trans. Commodities 81.29 Feb. 16, Appro. 250.00 Lock and Hasp .95 Paper Bags 4.22 168.21 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 134.21 $302.42 $302.42 Clement Gould and Wife Trust Fund Various Persons $137.75 Jan. 1, Balance $ 26.42 July 10, Refund 36.00 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 24.67 July 20, Interest Withdrawn 100.00 $162.42 $162.42 u 35.13 $35.13 $150.00 $150 00 $1 000.p0 $49,3014$ /29 $402 ,Iq $15 8666 $59 $400.00 �6 00 -37. Junior Community Band Ralph n. Chase, Feb. 16, Appro. Treasurer $300.00 •36. Aid Mary Celia Crosby Trust Fund Snow Library $35.13 Dec. 31, Interest Feb. 16, Appro. Withdrawn $ 600.00 July 18, Refund $35.13 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. State Aid $150.00 16.00 Feb. 16, Appro. 78.80 $150.00 Cash Payments Soldiers' Relief Fuel Groceries $ 144.00 Feb. 16, Appro. 87.65 and Provisions Care of Grounds 44.75 480.00 Dec. 31, Bal. .to Rev, 711.65 54.95 288.35 $1,000.00 Expended Schools* $49,381.40 - Feb. 16, Appro., Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev, Feb, $49,381.40 $0, Refund Apr, . 137 16, Refund *See Supt's Report $49,382.77 school Milk Transferred to Fond - Gift School Lunch b y Rotary Club $15.86 Jan. 1, Balance $15.86 Bristol ounttl Vocational School Tuition Agri. $128.00 Feb' 16, Appro. Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 272.00 $400.00 u 35.13 $35.13 $150.00 $150 00 $1 000.p0 $49,3014$ /29 $402 ,Iq $15 8666 $59 $400.00 �6 00 -37. Junior Community Band Ralph n. Chase, Feb. 16, Appro. Treasurer $300.00 832.90 Dec. 31, Bal. -to Rev. 188.00 $1,020.90 Snow Library - Refund, Dog Licenses $300.00 $262.88 Feb. 16, Voted Snow Library Mary S. Cummings, Feb. 16, Appro. Lib. Salary $ 600.00 July 18, Refund Mercie P. Higgins 4.00 Claude Ronne 16.00 Fuel 78.80 Lighting 23.40 Stationery and , Postage 10.00 Care of Grounds 44.75 Trucking 3.00 Insurance 54.95 832.90 Dec. 31, Bal. -to Rev. 188.00 $1,020.90 Snow Library - Refund, Dog Licenses Books and Periodicals $262.88 Feb. 16, Voted Bindings 20.15 Curtains 2.50 Insurance 20.22 Labor 3.00 Small Repairs 4.04 Mass. Library Asso. Dues 1.00 313.79 Dec. 31, Bal, to 1943 36.23 $350.02 Snow Library Trust Fund Books $ 3.60 Jan. 1, Balance 3.60 .Dec .31, Bal. to 1943 9.63 $13.23 $300.00 $300.00 $1,000.00 20.90 $1,020.90 $350.02 $350.02 $13.23 $13.23 .38. Labor Tens Court Supplies and Reps $12.00 Jan. 1, Balance Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 12.00 Cape and Vineyard .09 Elec. Company $12.09 Payrolls -Labor Parks and Playgrounds Bull -dozer $1,742.55 Feb. 16, Appro. Nickerson Lumber Co Wm• B. Snow and 53.00 Oct, 6 Transfer 164.46 Dec. 22, Son�u PPli Transfer A. F, es Smith and Sons 20.56 Supplies and Reps First Aid Supplies Surf Board Plants h; 15,16 Cape and Vineyard 4.30 Elec. Company Settees New England Tel. 12.72 and Tel. 4.00 Flags 15.19 Servicing Office First Aid Supplies Surf Board 12.50 2.fi1 38.35 Mowing 25.00 Notices Settees 20.00 17.95 Dressing 4.00 Shellfish Grant Gasoline 40.00 105.00 CRooa11mg Ball Park y 2.38 Rock Harbor Paint and Oil 6.00 17.50 3.64 Dec' 31, Dal. to Rev. $2,161.61 5.02 $2- Rationing Doaid Miscellaneous aneous Recordin PUN g $ 75.88 Feb. 16, Appro. Title Ta Tax Disclaitner�gs 112.50 Sept: 11 Refund It Oaths Tax Titles 8110 Oct, Nov' Tr 1,03 1, fund 17.00 $12.09 $12.09 $1,955.00 120-00 91.63 $2,166'6"3 2, 6 $5000 18.6s 150.00 9.00 .39. Standard Times Adv. 30.00 Rental of Parking Lot '25.00 Postage 4.69 Servicing Office Machines 38.35 Publishing Moth Notices 12.16 Town Maps 17.95 Town of Eastham, Shellfish Grant 3.10 Land Court 105.00 Gas and Burner, Rock Harbor 17.08 540.84 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 142.29 Insurance: Burglary Workmen's Comp. Bonds: Collector's Treasurer's Deputy Coll. Town Clerk's Dec. 31, Dal. to Rev. The Goss Print Henry A. Perry Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. $683.13 Insurance and Bonds Feb. 16, Appro. $ 35.00 269.61 $170.00 125.00 10.00 7.50 $617.11 282.89 $900.00 Town Reports $365.00 Feb. 16, Appro. $365.00 Court Orders $ 4.20 Feb. 16, Appro. 4.20 95.80 $100.00 $683.13 $900.00 $900.00 $365.00 $365.00 $100.00 $100.00 Dec. 31, l3al. to 194 nce Committee Expense $200 111.62 •41• Jan. 1, Balance •4q Orleans $25.00 Canteen uPPlies $25-00 Memorial a and Armistice Lumber P. O. Box Rent .45 Band Transportation Day Exercises $ 70.00 Feb. Jan. 1, Balance Screens 4.00 Flowers 16, Appro. 14.80 $200.00 First Aid 107.50 Printing 48.80 215,30 Wireing 10.95 Southward 3.50 Feb. 18, APPTO. Lettering Sign 2.50 Inn , Five Dinners Blank Cartridges 7.94 Dec. 31, Raj. to 1943 1,216.62 1,289.25 8.90 Dec. 31, Bal. - 146.86 $2,505.87 - $2,505.87 to Rev. Orleans Branch Mass. Safety Committee Medical Supplies $200.00 -00 Medical Supplies $316.38 Jan. 1, Balance $500.00 Dec. 31, l3al. to 194 nce Committee Expense $200 111.62 $25.00 - Jan. 1, Balance $25-00 Orleans $25.00 Canteen uPPlies $25-00 Labor e$ragelKs• Safety Committee General Lumber $ 48,45 Article No. 24 10.10 20.00 Stationery and 23.89 Jan. 1, Balance $ 111.62 Postage Printing gg 25 Jan. 16 to Dec. funds from 31, Re- 377 "10 Telephone 37.90 Eastham Other Refunds 8.91 Sirens 215,30 Sale of Food 8 24 Flash Tr fights 20-25 Feb. 18, APPTO. $2,000.00 aflic Paint Radio Tubes 64.20 Map 111.62 Small Su Pplies, 7.90 10.00 Oda Canteen uPPlies 21.39 R'histBesn etc Power 61.55 106.89 L ght TYPewriter 29.20 T o I Hardw4re xes 10.10 20.00 Janitor 17.58 Gasoline 46.75 Expr 8.00 Stretchers 11.53 8.08 56.39 316.38 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 183.62 $500.00 Orleans Branch Mass. Safety Committee Expense Fire Fighting Equipment Gorham Fire Equip. $271.80 Jan. 1, Balance Labor 6.75 1 278.55 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 21.45 $300.00 Listening Post, Dennis - Article No. 24 Telephone Calls $ 10.93 Jan. 1, Balance Gasoline 3.50 Feb. 16, Appro. Supplies 7.88 22.31 Dec. 31, Bal. to 1943 142.69 $165.00 Fire Lanes - Article No. 24 Henry A. Perry, Feb. 16, Appro. Forest Warden $ 60.12 Payrolls -Labor 139.80 199.92 $500.00 $300.00 $300.00 $ 65.00 100.00 $165.00 $200.00 •42, Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. .OS $200.00 Uniforms Mme' State Guard Expense 43rd. Co. Coveralls $ 406.07 Feb. Stationery and 160.50 Ma. 16, Appro. Poster Y 12, Refund ge Telephone 9.66 Cleaning Uniforms 21.2'2 Lumber, etc. 3.40 Labor 75.75 Padlocks 45.00 Sill j_jOmbs 4.00 Supplies 5.00 34.70 Dec. 31, Sal. .to 1943 $503 235.69 $1,000.99 c Stationery, Ratio ing and PPrint- rang ROard Expense Officer age May 27, Transfer NonstructionlsoOfngs $142 85 Sept. 10, Refund ckerso Offi 72 Labor n Lumber Coe: $200.00 Wirein g 26.13 Trap .1ort T....1 vej atiOn -Desk 33.80 16.06 Telephone Painting .50 24.89 Sign 46.58 Dec. 31, Miscellaneous Sal. tq 1943 297.03 grounds 120.00 $503 .96 Bails all ell is and use Bats _ Entertainments $42. Article No. 20 10.95 Feb. 15, Appro. $1,000.00 ,99 $1,0000 $5p0 3• ,96 503 9� $200.00 20p 0 0 •43- Transportation 55.00 108.40 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 91.60 $2,500.00 Cemeteries and Tomb Care of Tomb $ 6.00 Feb. 16, Appro. Mowing 64.00 Other Labor 39.80 109.80 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 5.20 $115.00 Soldiers' Monument and Graves Care of Soldiers' Park Feb. 16, Appro. and Graves $73.80 73.80 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. 1.20 $75.00 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund Care Of Lots and Graves 30.75 Dec. 31, Interest $200.00 $2,500.00 $2,500.00 $115.00 $115.00 $75.00 $75.00 $200.00 Reserve Fund - Article- No. 16 Transferred to the Feb. 16, Transfer following Accounts: Oct. 6, Public Welfare $ 600.00 Miscellaneous 150.00 Parks and Play- grounds 120.00 Dec. 1, Moth Department 200.00 Dec. 22, Snow Removal 1,333.93 Care of Dump 4.44 Parks and Play- grounds 91.63 $2,500.00 Cemeteries and Tomb Care of Tomb $ 6.00 Feb. 16, Appro. Mowing 64.00 Other Labor 39.80 109.80 Dec. 31, Bal. to Rev. 5.20 $115.00 Soldiers' Monument and Graves Care of Soldiers' Park Feb. 16, Appro. and Graves $73.80 73.80 Dec. 31, Bal, to Rev. 1.20 $75.00 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund Care Of Lots and Graves 30.75 Dec. 31, Interest $200.00 $2,500.00 $2,500.00 $115.00 $115.00 $75.00 $75.00 •45- -44- Vocational Education of Defense Workers ` Rural and Non -rural No. 4144 -01 — Special Cash Account Withrawn $30.7 Payrolls, Insruc- Jan. 1, Balance $ 635.10 $30.75 ` tion, etc. $1,742.10 Feb. 26, Fed. - Grant 500.00 $30'7 Supplies 392.73 Mar. 12, Fed. Grant 181.78 Edward R Rlggins' Herring ook Stationery and Mar. 16, Refund .60 Caretaker F Feb. $30.0a Postage 35.31 Apr. 30, Fed. Grant 128.98 16, Appro. $25.00 Travel 16.50 May 2, Fed Grant 400.00 Telephone 11.63 May 8, Fed. Grant 500.00 Dec' 31, Bal. to Rev, $25.00 Cape and Vineyard May 22, Fed. Grant 127.06 5.00 Elec. Co. 130.53 June 13, Refund .38 — Express 1.20 June 19, Sale of Scrap 5.75 $ 30 00 Transportation of July 2, Fed. Grant 263.83 Truckin labor and and Propagation Pupils 215.00 Lemberg Flounder F of Shellfish $ 56.65 Feb. 16, 00 $5p0 2198.48 Prtuting 2.50 Appro. Aug. 24, Bal. to Source Si gns Paint 7.64 ete Shells 39.40 $2,743.48 $2.743.48 Lithe 1.70 TRUST FUNDS Telepho 3.75 Clement Gould and Wife Trust Fund Gasoline e Calls 6,25 July 20, Transferred Jan. 1, Balance $5,417.61 Sraall Supplie 1.30 to Town $ 100.00 Dec. 31, Interest 114.95 ahaug 6.03 seed 6.26 100.00 258.89 Dec. 31, Balance 5,432.56 Dec to Rey $5,532.56 $5,532.56 109,83 Mary Celia Crosby Trust Fund Dec 31, Transferred Jan. 1, Balance $5,168.67 Elsner $50000 to Town $ Dec. 31, Interest 77.81 R Darling Shellfish s $1,500 Feb. �p Dec. 31, Balance 35.13 5,211.35 16, Appro. $150 00 Gape Cod $1500.00 $1,500 $5,246.48 $5,246.48 t Bond st Co C pesT interest �0 Snow Dec. Library Trust Fund SecoIla Feb 1 900 $1,960. 31, Balance $9,078.17 Jan. 1, Balance $8,881.38 Cc $1,312,50 16, Appro. Dec. 31, Interest 196.79 Dec 475.0p $9,078.17 $9,078.17 31 8a1.. ` Street Light Rey 1,787,50 Int. Transferred to Jan. la Balance $2,517.61 162.50 0 $1,960, •47- Summary Revenue Accounts Dec. 31, Cash on Hand Tax Titles Tax Posessions Taxes, Personal Property, 1940 Taxes, Real Estate, 1941 Taxes, Personal Property, 1941 Taxes, Real Estate, 1942 Taxes, Personal Property, 1942 M. V. Excise Tax, 1942 Moth Assessment, 1941 Math Assessment, 1942 Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children Vocational Education High School Tuition Sale of Real Estate Fund Deficit State Aid Balances to 1943 Overlay 1940 Overlay 1941 Overlay 1942 Overlay Reserve Tax Title Revenue M. V. Excise Tax Revenue Special Assessment Revenue Departmental Revenue Excess and Deficiency— Surplus Revenue Net Punded Debt High School Building Loan $56,925.35 1,895.99 301.78 21.35 5,429.38 71.39 17,750.41 915.30 66.93 20.45 113.13 342.19 4,298.54 404.92 64.00 2,078.56 $2,539.00 12.50 6,678.32 1,848.78 1,321.71 4,361.17 8,109.80 1,895.99 66.93 133.58 7,188.21 56,543.58 $90,699.57 $90,699.57 93,000.00 93,000.00 $93,000.00 $93,000.00 Respectfully submitted, ELMER C. SMITH Town Accountant. •46• Town $ $� 53.21 — Dec. 31, Interest Dec. 31, Balance 53.21 2,517.61 T $2,570.82 Townrrad to Ceinetery Perpetual $2,yg0,85 $ 30.75 Care Fund Jan. 1, Balance 145 $1'332.21 ' Dec 31, ____1 Dec. 31, Interest Balance 30.75 1,382.91 $1,413.66 $1413 66 Trust Pn arid SecurIt SU Trust AM Accounts C. e$sh Maly all Wife 1i P$23,622.60 yb Str w Lib aryresby Tr pd. eet Light Tr Fd $ 5 41135 5,2 �e metery Per',uld 91 1' S e Pund 91 1,382' 66 F Aruary 18 1'propri $23,622.60 venue 23'8 28 May Mo"4, t to Tax Accounts $130,176,00 Mar 24 Poll Tax 00 $ 5,901'1, Regeryat r� 1,400.53 may D l. 99,1g1 �6 andl State Aid State 1941 evy Real Est Levy Per. Prop Est. 4q,444'40 Ai 0 'I d 1842 Tax 97.57 45.00 Receipts May 21 Adjustment 89 '> 1' 14 Ver y ELY 21 180.00 11,066.24 May 28 Adjustment Dee. y, A May 28 Ad nstraeui 5,125 18 Dec. Assmf+'t• Real 22'gB 0 Dec. Assmn'te —Per. 1. 6309' 19 Dec. 31, B a 16$ .3 1 Appro. al. Est. R ec. i ad Dl bc to 5 ,242.82 14� $171,358.78 q9 $171 3y6. •47- Summary Revenue Accounts Dec. 31, Cash on Hand Tax Titles Tax Posessions Taxes, Personal Property, 1940 Taxes, Real Estate, 1941 Taxes, Personal Property, 1941 Taxes, Real Estate, 1942 Taxes, Personal Property, 1942 M. V. Excise Tax, 1942 Moth Assessment, 1941 Math Assessment, 1942 Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children Vocational Education High School Tuition Sale of Real Estate Fund Deficit State Aid Balances to 1943 Overlay 1940 Overlay 1941 Overlay 1942 Overlay Reserve Tax Title Revenue M. V. Excise Tax Revenue Special Assessment Revenue Departmental Revenue Excess and Deficiency— Surplus Revenue Net Punded Debt High School Building Loan $56,925.35 1,895.99 301.78 21.35 5,429.38 71.39 17,750.41 915.30 66.93 20.45 113.13 342.19 4,298.54 404.92 64.00 2,078.56 $2,539.00 12.50 6,678.32 1,848.78 1,321.71 4,361.17 8,109.80 1,895.99 66.93 133.58 7,188.21 56,543.58 $90,699.57 $90,699.57 93,000.00 93,000.00 $93,000.00 $93,000.00 Respectfully submitted, ELMER C. SMITH Town Accountant. ,48, Tol" CLERK'S REPORT TOWN MEETINGS Annual Town Meeting th February 16 and 17, 1942 In resPonse to a legally posted warrant the it to e town of Orleans qualified to vote in elec 1942, atfonosoluet t the town hall Monday, Fet upon the articles In the afternoon, them and th' It was In said warrant. of the warraut be discs vote unanimously, that th Preamble, the cone) Pense officers retur d with, with the except rich n of uslon and the attestation therec A. BParr service thereon. The modern vote taken. o 'read the warrant in accodance " ,hl e e" Char] esen and sworn before t''` 0 g' Obarles s P. Moore by the moderator D' nlings and . �,eeata el Harry P. Childs, Elmo 10 1 tng rticle I tlrthur R. Pinlayd J. Leopardi, T3 Offieersoo mendat ou8ct uPon the Annual Report �t TO `p 1 Lis CommitteeyOana raiseeandeappn Prfatelp1u ` ih the a article tfe in, Vot rno"t le 9 Voted" 1.0) knee$ B 11 C which amount was reduced $1, �� 09 8 etmeh voles ontnlittee Budget from $51, e, Vote and e tile C.4 n0ati ns ptedlo" a unallin, Of 1, .."ficety' that nd cohnn,ittees fo 1 000 011 be approved With d e exception tflst 149- item of $54,433.00. for Schools be reduced to $49,381.00 and that the item of $1,500.00 for snow removal be increased to $2,000.00 and that the town raise and appropriate the sum of $120,976.00, Selectmen's and Departmental Recommendations, as follows:— TOWN CLERK'S REPORT Doings on Article 1 Selectmen's Salaries $3,000.00 Selectmen's Expense 250.00 Selectmen's Supplies 100.00 Town Accountant's Salary 800.00 Town Accountant's Supplies 75.00 Treasurer's Salary 330.00 Collector's Salary 1,050.00 Town Clerk's, Salary 240.00 Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector's Expense 740.00 Clerical Expense 500.00 Legal Expense 150.00 Assessors' Pay and Expense 1,050.00 Constables' Salaries 100.00 Election and Registration 600.00 Care of Town Hall and Grounds 1,500.00 Town Hall Repairs 300.00 Police 3,200.00 Fire Department (Salaries and Expense (By Department) 2,600.00 Wire Inspectors 125.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures ( Salary and Expense) 150.00 Moth (By Superintendent) 1,700.00 Tree Warden 100.00 Moderator 25.00 Forest Warden 350.00 Health (including Town Nurse, Dental and Pre - school Clinic and Babies. Amount of Salaries and costs to be left to the Board of Health) 1,750.00 Inspector of Animals 60.00 Assessors' Map 500.00 Inspector of Slaughtering 50.00 Care of Town Dump Highway Repairs (By Surveyor) 700.00 Roadside Brush Cutting (By Serveyor) 51000.00 700.00 .50. snow Rep it Of Gal (By S�'eYor) Repair. of Roadail Fences (By Surveyor) Guldeboar Machinery Buildings (By Surveyor Street Lights (By Surveyor) Wharves (BY Barbormaster) Rarbornaster Public Welfare an W'P•A• or oth d Support of Poor Old Age Assistan Projects Administration (Old Age ce Ado,- nisstrat one (A'a Children own 11 ced (Ow s red Unt by oomnut�e— $51,081., Which parks a rary (By amount oflsalaries) vote of play Soldiers Iq and Tomb By) Committee) Y Comm. T stir Itep d gonaand (Graves gy Commission) Court Orts Mtsl Orders ran ti tang Br k Protection Own Notes d State BYhl isshr on table)of Shellfish gation Soldters d To Relief � No Memor al cool cif °oaSenior lfigh School) Anti,Rabio an nk a bay Exercises 2.0040 1p0,0 0 100-- 4,71400 2p0'00 1040 3,1p400 250'00 14,75,00 1,5p0." 05• 49,3g10 1,p00 00 1,g55.00 115, 0 75'00 00400 30'0 100.00 500'50 0 30' 0 1,0540 0 50400 500 160' 00 00' 00 1,5.00 6,40000 20000 50. 0 00 Article $120'97 e roeb rr0ll Treasurarsee if the Town will vote to alttc� �I ehue ofutouey from lth the approval of the Selo of t. d to Issue ae one orals 11' tobegie in nticipaTy n1'IIyg 0 a Janu I1 dote$ therefor, payable apit .51, year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chap. 44, General Laws. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town authorize the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1942, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with Section 17, Chapter. 44, General Laws. Article 3. To see what sum, if any, the Town will vote to take from the surplus in the Treasury to apply to- wards taxes in 1942. (Approved by the Finance Committee not to exceed $10,000.) Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that a sum not to exceed (10,000.00) ten thousand dollars be taken from the surplus in the treasury to apply towards taxes in 1942. Article 4. To see if the Town will appropriate what- ever money is received from the dog tax of the previous year for the use of the Snow Library, to be available by the Trustees for the purchase of books or any other lawful ex- pense of the Library. (This article approved by the Finance Committee.) Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town appropriate whatever money is received from the dog tax of the previous Year for the use of the Snow Library, to be available by the Trustees for the purchase of books or any other lawful expense of the Library. Article 5. To see if the Town will elect a Town di- rector for the Cape Cod Extension Service, as provided in the Mass. General Laws, Chapter 128. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town elect a director for the Cape Cod Extension Service, and that the Town Clerk cast one ballot for Mr. William A. Fiske as such director. The town clerk cast one ballot as directed; William A. Fiske elected Director for the Cape Cod Extension Service and so declared by the Moderator. Article 6. To see if the Town will authorize and in- 0 .52 struct the Selectmen to act to control, regulate and /or pisb hibit the taking of eels and an and all kinds of shellfish and seaworms, and /or to issue licenses to plant, gr0`v' dof ,,telling e shellfish and to plant shell for the Ptrrp056 or shellfish seed and /or to in any manner prom°tetor control n Marine Fisheries within the coastal waters °f aw9 as authorized by Chapter 130 of the General L as amended by Chapter 598 of the Acts of 1941 anr an other acts or laws now in force including Section 5 of bap, ter et of the Acts of 1796 and /or to do or act all thereto pertaining. �nstruottheoSel oo � unanimously, that the Town author, ro, gibit the taking fineu to act to control, regulate and /ish apd taNe shellfish and to to Issue licenses to all la Lingrow, dhg nand llfi5U seed and to in plant shell for the purpose of Catchdng se Fispf, Chapter 130 Ofethe� manner waters of the or town as control M hor to d 590 including 1941 eneral of and/or a ya other acts or laws n Wa iD fof0 Article Chapter 64 of the Acts of 1796• vi d ($500) i to a s ° not 1 to Town will vote to ec1aD°ll <i9' Pent of abfrpaibeto the Cape Cod Hospitalifor the eStaY ll, , Aers free d in treat L 11 actor and urabled by the Selectmenoto be residentsori ,t l accordance with to pa atm et, Pay for such care and tre e' heRe0lor take all 74 of Chapter 111 of ta'ac full; n In relation thereto, f' Pro Voted by the Finance ount ofd 0tf th priate a vote' aaaai Committee in the am lee sP id o e Cape suol of fiv mously, that the town rats a Ps 00 Of a free bed od lies hundred dollars ($500.00) to U1 00" 01 for th certi able odpa fh Sele HM 1 1 for care and treatIll 0 d itr a 94, Chapter lllare wade treatment, o inhaccord" e ° daPO d• Miele '. To of the General Laws. isa 6� see if the Town will vote to ra •53• appropriate the sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150) Dollars to employ patrol service, as required by Chapter 688 of the Acts of 1941, on days determined and announced by the director of the division of forestry in the department of conservation, to be of class three or higher fire hazard, as defined by said Act. (Approved by the Finance Committee in the amount of $150.) Voted, voice.vote, unanimously, that the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of One Hundred Fifty (150.00) Dollars to em- ploy Patrol service, as required by Chapter 688 of the Acts of 1941, on days determined and announced by the director of the division of forestry in the department of conservation, to be of class three or higher fire hazard, as defined by said Act. Article 9. To see what action the Town will take concerning the names of those roads, ways and streets which the Committee, appointed under Article 10 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting for the year 1941, report as "protested" and to "become official unless changed by the Annual Town. Meeting for the year 1942 ". Voted, voice vote, that the Road from Main Street opposite the Town Hall and continuing by the Soldiers' Monument to Route 28 near the home of Mr. Frank Gould be named Monu- ment Road. Voted, rising.vote, Yes -51, No -11, that Tonset Road be from South Orleans Road at Eldredge Park to the end of the Town Landing near the property of Herbert Johnson.. Voted, voice vote, that the road beginning at the junction of Namskaket Road at Odd Fellows Hall to A. F. Smith's store at Rock Harbor be named Rock Harbor Road. Voted, voice vote, that the road from the juction of Nam - skaket Road to junction of road at Gundry's corner be named Main Street. Voted, voice vote, that the road from Gundry's corner to Beach be named Beach Road. Voted, voice vote, that the road from Route 6 to Main Street opposite Gull Hill School, be named Brewster Cross Road. Voted, voice vote, that further road action be indefinitely Postponed. Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200) to a `r i i •56- Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town raise and an propriate the sum of, Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars to be usod, together with Seven Hundred Seventy -three Dollars and FyfE9` one cents 13.51) unexpended balance of funds appr°prlaEed under Article l3 oP the Warrant for the Annual Town Meetr for 1941, r vided Ildd sidewalk with curbing, as was sometime P from the eorneWpr o project No. 31481, on South Orleans R °aa f Main Street to the High School Building• Article love 1 To set if the Town will vote to transtiee from the sum of Two Tho Reserve Account to the Reserve Fund (Approved count Five Hundred ($2,500) Dollars. Voted i f vo e2,500. by Finance Committee.) frog, o- the Overlay Reservo'nimously, that the Town transfer m of Two Thousand Five Account to the Reserve Fund the sn Article al. TO Hnndrfdthe2To On) DlltVOte to maintesjx see one a of A,. street light on Brick Hill in front of r dente Alice S. Voted, A"Slow. .(By request) Eight b v° cenvoteeet light, by Finance Committee:) Alice S. mabntamed o' unanimously, that one additional ono_;, A 'dow- rick Hill Road in front of reside Article 18. To see if the th °t' to the be Select card � Town will vote to an To of ti, ""stable aid Board maybdesignate' f vi the Co tition of n n1pnwealth any violations of the cco_ Sc as the provislmirelative to shellfisheries, III 0,, amended by Chap of General Laws Chapter Band' raise and appropriate n Bollars ) to ' 598 of the Acts of 1011n d' Constable a sum not exceedinm Fifteen 9 to pertain) rig El (Sy e arid t actaanyandd eall ell ieI ° "S f 1 rt ved f gaest Sele tut voice vote'500, by Fiaaace is Ep' stable, wit to appoint ahaaiigougly, thatmthelttown auth°ra Grind relative io ofsaly Board I�abitant Of the town tO be tecti op lin relative to shellPlsherle t1 h ,, Ohee Lawswof the Pm° °5 e 5 fl .57> General Laws Chapter 130, Sec. 98, as amended by Chap. 598 of the Acts of 1941; and to raise and appropriate a sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) to pay the salary and expenses of said Constable. Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum'of: Three Hundred Fifty ($350) Dollars to purchase two sand spreading machines. (By request) (Approved $350.00, by Finance Committee.) Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of Three Hundred Fifty ($350.00) Dollars to Purchase two sand spreading machines. Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 for providing amusement or entertainment of public character as provided by Chapter 158 of the Acts of 1909. (By request) (Approved $200.00, by Finance Committee.) Voted, rising vote, Yes -69; No -15;. that the town raise and appropriate as approved by the Finance Committee the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for providing amusements or entertainment of public character as provided by Chapter 158 of the Acts of 1929. Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand ($1000) Dollars to widen and resurface with some oil or tar mixture, West Road commencing at the residence of Herbert H. Burr and running northerly to Namskaket Road, or to do or to act anything thereon. (By request) (Disapproved by the Finance Committee, recommending that this article be given early consideration at such time as new road construction would be advisable.) Voted, rising vote, Yes -34; No -44; that the town raise and appropriate the sum of one Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars to widen and resurface with some oil or tar mixture, West Road commencing at the residence of Herbert H. Burr and running northerly to Namskaket Road. Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to pay town laborers at the rate of sixty cents ($.60) per hour, or to do or act anything thereon. (By request) r .'{ •58• Voted, (DisaPPrOved, by Finance Committee.) laborers t the ate to Yes 37; No -31, that the town Pay tofl0 of sixty cents ($.60) Per hour. appropriate Article til To see if the TOwn will vote to raise and rchaso the sum of l;leven Hundred ($1100) Dollars to questjase one thousand feet of 21 /z inch fire hose. (BY ie pro Voted , , voi voice vote u0' by Finance Committee.) arm su nanlmoaly, that the town raise and aP to the °fie one of feet Eleven Dollars ($1,100.00) to P� see Article 24 inch fire hose. appropriate a SO, 'llch all Or Purpose e not to texe exceed Four Thousand all a($400 )' such authoritp s of Civilian angel, ✓, civil Defense, to be used any present °r militar by This article °r future statute, y as may be authoriZ °g and c eapproved tie a]Otte d yft a Finance Comm tlee be allotted Appro t as folio $1000.00 ws' Approve for $3000.00 and recommended tpot t 200.00 F rl° De art Mass. State Guard Reserve Unit 431.00 00 Equipmelet F re Lane started in 1941 600 00 aintera c 309.0p Ma1111 nnceoOf Listen Listening Post at Dennis an ha recomur dse ellaheogs of ExpeLae for Center Defense if penses oftthee assistancehaanthe Selectmen be asked to ascere40 .. dean oft$2I voice tv0�gthatt teDennisred to help defray the ti'e statutes autholgt9 °arspurposes of town raise and approPr' 00• C. Sia elsaheSo d, by amenuthori ed by anyspresent of Ytit��jd started lute Guar m Of $1,000 muent' that the town raise 8pY Dennis. 1941. and eserve U nit r use of the Orleans Vo La t Fir fle I Total approilriator ` �te6 a ce of Listening Pp5t 0 Article 2� !on To se ceder this article $3,300.00' t e if the Town will vote to raise au •59• appropriate the sum of $300.00 for Band Concerts to be given in the Town during the year 1942 by the Junior Com- munity Band. (By request) (Approved, $200. by Finance Committee.) Voted, voice vote, that the town raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) for Band Concerts to be given in the town during 1942 by the Junior Community Band. Article 26. And to act upon any other business that may legally come before the meeting. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the Junior- Senior High School Building Committee be discharged and that whereas the Building Committee of the Junior - Senior High School, namely, Elnathan E. Eldredge, Chairman, John H. Walsh, Carrie G. Nel- son, Charles W. Hopkins, Warren Edwards, Carlton W. Smith and Edith E. Godshalk, has submitted its final report, be it resolved that a rising vote of thanks be extended to the Committee for its untiring efforts, and that the citizens of the Town express their satisfaction and approval of the completed building. Be it also resolved that this resolution be spread upon the Town records and a copy sent to the individual members of the Building Committee. (In accordance with this vote, copies of the resolution were sent to members of the Building Committee). It was voted, unanimously, that the following resolution be accepted: that, "Wheras: Practically all transportation of�goods and people to, from and within this township at present moves on rubber: Wheras: The supply of that rubber is now severely curtailed "for the duration ", thereby most seriously and perilously threatening our very economy: Be it resolved: That this meet- ing regards the resumption of rail transportation as a vital necessity and lends its full support to the Selectmen's Committee endeavoring to procure it." Voted, unanimously, that the following resolution be accepted, that, RESOLUTION "Whereas: Barnstable County, Massachusetts, otherwise known as Cape Cod, a community of thirty five thousand souls Whose ancestors signed the Mayflower Pact in Provincetown harbor has become united during the past two weeks in a most unique manner, and •60- natior�ial ate: The need of a civilian offensive to supPlcO lc0t $ ease is obvious, and Whereas: employed e0`i06 state as fond t0a., an Cape Cod are free and available ble to de for Whereas. in any other county in the United States' 0� Of Carte wed ndaisrn and Protestantism have been,gto tiUO�ty Of our ill a and specific Dub,, and belief, for the first time in history f to spiritual action; identical on the part this united :Although an historic event of the first ruao 00, u01pn of all Ai aetf011 is but a Part of the greater oor D& through folloWingetcans and the armed forces "Oder d Whereas he Plan as applied on Cape Cod, lid fld is Qiuned new The press and the radio have through 'ROJId to their usefuilne s In .the community, thereby mca�nd as. The Cape Cod and Plan is a civilian directed j0o a ronn�ioll : Seven Plap eedh ty and Of all faiths0rds are the keystone of the for 5 the hat Wiegolvedf that of our be ved true ation therefore Ile it ell RIP f e h t D e Iy 1 Guth Per wr�ntrhuth rn1 publicf Cape Cod assembled, tt cr050p01 wq ll eet, Trrovineeto he selectmen of the towns of DoEo56, dl come rastabl 0' Sand rW c 8relvster, Chatham, Orlea prisi0 re °, Colo atfoa kd to the ounty, M h' Bourne and MashPeeesPt oi05idf� for bet he use ofpresldentassachusetts do hereby is 0 $tYrJ they h eiviita the Cape Of the United States for h FFE �e clay be. ns and th Cod plan as a NATIONAL 0 rpp 0 $ego And be it a awned forces of the natlo thhie, th oud that t further di `i09 that b for t ose up o', rec en word prayer, `Fathor' this flaf a� th0seyto Sake. Riot noonaand upon T tarnp'af''0�e u Wor ° Tltagga forth to die for Aloe rlo,too tp �htn united action t te America might 090 may ex ri5p .61• world conflagration and lead all people to a just and permanent peace. And be it further Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the Pres- ident of the United- States and to the Governor of the Common- wealth of Massachusetts. South Yarmouth, Mass. February 1, 1942. Seal of the Town of Yarmouth ". Voted to adjourn at 5:35 P.M. until 9:00 o'clock A.M. Tues- day, February 17, 1942. Tuesday, February 17, 1942 Meeting called to order at 9- o'clock A.M. by the Mod- erator, Kenrick A. Sparrow. Polls being declared open, continued to proceed with the election of the various town officers, namely: One Moderator for One Year, One Selectman for Three Years, Oiie Assessor for Three Years, One Member Board of Public Welfare for Three Years, One Member Board of IIealth for Three Years, One Town Clerk for One Year, One Town Treasurer for One Year, One Collector of Taxes for One Year, One Member of School Committee for Three Years, One Trustee Snow Library for Three Years, One Surveyor of Highways for One Year, Two Constables for One Year, One Tree Warden for One Year, One Park Commissioner for Three Years, The following election officers, tellers and ballot clerks Nvere sworn in b }- the Moderator:— Alonzo IV. Jones, James Diekie, Millic 11. Goodspeed, Evelyn 11. Clark, Ruella F. Holmes, Cyrus C. Ynnu,. Louis A. LeMeur, Eugene T. Davis, Adelbert A. Childs, Frederick S. Harris and Harold R. Cummings. •62. Total number of ballots cast, Three Ilundred V three (323), The Moderator read the result of the b the1ag, declaring those elected and gave the oath of off] Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes, mg form clerk first having read the result of the b and giving blur thr, declaring Kenrick A. SParl el Voted e oath of office. the meetiu1 voice vote, office. at 4 o'clock P'T7. Res g f adjourned sine die. the 1 {erode at or for Oballoting as follows : - $IanksktA'entyan�eetwoahundred ninety-four Select 1r1 1e 0 LeRolf A for Tbpe ' member Board of Health turd e A Edwin A' Nickehon Years J)r. -W ra 1ld idge ' t'vo hundred ninety -sis ks, twenty-five , To'V4 a Cl lilauktll', t. Srk Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for s rveuty twthree hrrudred one (elected) Jobekber Cclro AlIe of $ lbert f yChildsv nl lldrod seventy -two e(e eete3) er •63• Trustee Snow Library for Three Years Arthur T. Parker, two hundred seventy -four (elected) 274 Frank Snow, one 1 Blanks, forty -eight 48 323 Surveyor of Highways for One Year Roland L. Mayo, two hundred eighty -five (elected) 285 b_ Blanks, thirty -eight 38 323 Constables for One Year :i Kenneth T. Young, two hundred sixty -seven (elected) 267 Henry A. Perry, two hundred seventy (elected) 270 IIerman E. Taylor, one 1 Blanks, one hundred eight 10S 646 Tree Warden for One Year g6 Emile A. 011ivier, two hundred thirty -four (elected) 234 1 Charles E. Young, eighty -eight 88 1 Blanks 1 323 Park Commissioner for Three Years George D. Knowles, two hundred eighty -three (el.) 283 Lester MacFarlane, one 1 Blanks, thirty -nine 39 323 TOTAL, APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1942 At Annual Town Meeting, Feb. 16, 1942 Article 1 Selectmen's and Departrnental Recommendations 1;1�U,97ti.0r.1 -64- 7 Pree Bed 500, p0 8 Forestry Patrol 150,00 10 Road Machiner 3000 12 Metal Signs y Account 13 Repair Ro 1,p0000 15 Sidelvelksads (Chap. 90) 19 Sail)d Sh Constable (Salary nd Expense) 1,03000 Sand Sprea y p 35' 20 Amuse ding Machines go. 00 23 Fire.Ifo80nts 11000 25 Civilian Defense 3,3p000 Band Concerts 300A The foll $ �ebrher f owing were appointed by the Mod so F uary tile 1945 =Hance Committee for the term Samuel F. rr Irela Tibbetts, d, William A. Rich and N1 RALPH w• "oI n sPECIAy "OWN MEETING of the 'espouse to May 27, 1942 yit 10 town Iolva affairs f Orlea r€s�ally posted warrant the r�tio11s at e. up n tberarticleru cktrn e Totvu Hall ,vWedr ce �S'.elt° 8 of raat'rea l n9 etas said warrautng then an'd rd a Called to point�dla�b� John n Clerkder at 8 o'clock P.D1 r1 pE' SNV was Ijecessdto therabyAhe Towuand Elmer R- D IernG° Doted$ oice rote acnrof the duly l pro elected t t d rn ble nnanimously, that C,onsto -65- A. Perry cast one ballot for James Dickie as moderator, pro tem of Special Town Meeting of May 27, 1942. One ballot cast in accordance with vote taken, James Dickie elected moderator pro tem and so declared, after being sworn in by the Town Clerk he assumed charge of the meeting and proceeded with the business thereof. Article 1. To see if the' Town will, by a two third vote, vote to purchase that land lately a part of the grounds of the Orleans Railroad Depot: bounded on the northwest by the southeasterly line of the railroad location and on the northeast by Main Street, as offered for sale by the Trustees in Bankruptcy of the Old Colony Railroad Com- pany and /or The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and will authorize the Selectmen to bid therefor in behalf of the Town, or ratify and confirm that bid already made in behalf of the Town by said Selectmen to be the bid of the Town; and will transfer from available funds, a sum of money not to exceed three thousand ($3,000.) dollars, for the purchase of said land. Voted, unanimously, on a rising vote of Yes 18, No 0, that the Town accept, ratify and confirm the act and letter of the Selectmen, dated May 21st, 1942, whereby said Sel- ectmen offered to the Old Colony Railroad Company, The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and/or the trustees in bankruptcy of them or either of them the sum of two thousand (2,000.) dollars in payment for a conveyance in fee simple, free of all liens and encumbrances, of that land bounded: northwesterly by the railroad loca- tion and northeasterly by Main Street, as offered by the agent of said railroads in the letter of F. E. Hanson, dated April 29, 1942; to be the bid and offer of the Inhabitants of The Town of Orleans: And that the Town transfer from available funds, (Excess and Deficiency Account), the sum of two thousand (2,000) dollars to pay the purchase price of said land. Article 2. To see if the Town will transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Selectmen's Depart- G i f I i. 1 r •66. meat, a sum do; Provide the not to exceed five hundred (500) a! 'cal service foe weary office equipment, supplies fro voted yo t Local Rationing Board, oa•n j them available f vote' unanimously, that the T`tce01 dollarleco11 s D cls (R. ess and Deficiency ndro' cleriAr servicVfornecemary offi euequPmenaSOPPI may legally 3 e �dtho Local Rationing Bel �t0e ?t Voted y com act upon any o '' adJou, voicee before the meeting. rn b pru pp; ned, sine die, votae, 8 20 o'clock P.M. adJot' goo hr, '. Attest: Rall'h o"o 4 105 DGG LICENSE SSS II UED IN 1042 r4 298 female@ $2.0p Payed fem@ $x5.00 it @ $2.00 s, 169 Yeeg ret, Paid Co�tY T ems@ r20 �l er '� RALPH W. SNOW R H Q 0 .m m M PQ a z w o y PC Q Q �T1 N W •67. ,noo 0 00 N O O O O O N N 00 M O N � rl in o o e .n in C O O O N r d! 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V11 0 0 0 0 O C K BIRTHS RECORDED FOR 1942 IN ORLEANS Date Name of Child Name of Father Maiden Name of Mother 1942 Feb. 7 David Lee Valdina William Frank Valdina Joan Rosina Sanella Feb. 9 Janette Foster Snow Eugene Lawrence Snow Emma Frances Atwood Feb. 15 Robert Arthur Young Arthur Lewis Young Alice Louise Linnell Feb. 20 Richard Paul Linnell Curtis Henry Linnell Annie Pauline Oliver Mar. 1 Lorelei Elaina Perry George Everett Perry Ruth Frances Nickerson Max. 4 Rhoda Robinson Reed MacMinn Nevin Reed Beulah Harriett Robinson Mar. 14 Paul David Wilkinson Paul Milburn Wilkinson Genevieve Oliver Greenwood Apr. 18 Willard Stephenson Watkins Henry Willard Watkins Margaret Estelle Williams July 9 Albert Nelson Long, Jr. Albert Nelson Long Etta Eldredge July 11 Edward. Arnold McKinnon, Jr. Edward Arnold McKinnon Lola Elizabeth Corazzari July 31 Jean Gardner Munsey Gardner E. Munsey Mary M. Wilcox Sept. 6 Brenda Hunt Harry Ellsworth Hunt, Jr. Gertrude Ella Hopkins Sept. 23 Everett Francis Fulcher Herbert Douglas Fulcher Elva Elizabeth Healy Oct. 11 Benjamin Newcomb Mayo Walter Howard Mayo, Jr. Barbara Dean Oct. 14 Tamsen Lewis Gill Lewis Franklin Gill Edith Raymond Nickerson Oct. 19 Abbie Mansfield Grew David Davis Grew Elizabeth Hall Stiff Nov. it Malcolm Dean Taylor Bernard Elsworth Taylor Lois Aileen Gould Nov. 23 Richard Francis Chipman Russell Kelley Chipman Mary Elizabeth Curran Nov. 28 Michele Lettie May Harris Gordon Charles Harris Henrietta Elizabeth Davis a, �o Y!. 71- 70' MARRIAGE�Continued FOR 1942 IN ORi Date Name of Parties Age Residence DARRIAG�_DED Name Of Parties 1942 1942 Age Residence '. - - -- January: ) August: 10 2 Rhys Hall Llewellyn, Jr. 24 Manchester, N. H. Stephen Renry Merle 8 1Houghton Dwyer Jr Grace Edith Reed 23 Brewster Hugh Fuller Jane 22 Scarsdale, N. Y. Pe bruary. t 23 Brewster Ewing 20 Orleans 9 28 Gordon Freese Parent 38 Orleans Richard is Ann ford Spencer Libby 37 Boston Snow, 11 Elizabbk Cecil 1''ranai h Sullivan 22 Orleans September: s Evel Moore yu 21 Newton 6 Francis Alexander Bremner 21 Orleans 20 Sarah Coffin eorge 32 Eastharn Marion Long 19 Earle 19 Chatham Fr Olive ancis Co Wen 23 Orleans Flint Plank Geneva 45 Cambridge Mareh. Ordway 21 Brewster Foskett 30 Cambridge 22 Reading 29 Robert Smith 22 Stoughton 8 Leland Eleanor F. Burr 18 Brockton 21 Shirley No kle Williaurs Thole, Nickerson Orleans October: 17 �� r Alice der 20 20 Kenrick Anderson Sparrow Joan Miller 29 22 Orleans 28 . arfield 28 Brookline 17 Charles Warren Daniels 51 Concord Harwich liend1en Charles 1R3Ti ser April: tte Elizabeth 36 Orleans Anna May Rogers 29 Orleans Davis 18 sine 21 Boston Ethel Florence Moulton 35 Orleans D r Styr orothy Clark November: 14ay; Sherpa n 24 Cape Ehaabe 1 Theodore Roosevelt Maynard 35 Orleans 23 Rayr4o 23 Newton Anna Amanda tAnderson 38 Wrentham Nathahe Weston 8 Harvey Wielder Bloomer 25 Chatham 14r1e. Nickerson Wright 21 Chath W11 15 R Lillian hard Charles Nickerson kerson 22 Eastham 14 Mhrot 24 Chatham Audrey Holmes 19 Orleans Sh Jbjy. �larily' ISw Reynolds 21 Warren Ellery Goff Doris Marie (Giroux) Hansen 35 40 Orleans Orleans Abel 1''alcher 24 Harwich December: i 5 G eprge Everett 16 Orleans 3 Oren Carter Smith 33 Orleans Arhy 12 Robert bel Free lay' Jr• 20 Harwich Minnie Paulhus 29 Nicholas Diedriohson 25 29 Orleans Philadelphia, Pa. 25 DorOth Rehry (mall Alv' y Lill' urtis 17 Orleans Rita Frances Eldridge 24 Orleans Do ih Lill,, a,r Fulcil 20 Harwich 26 be Este Taylor R1ive 18 Orleans rt III %S Swan true 20 Orleans (Clark) 22 Chatham Clark 22 Eastham li ] 1 P' i I •72. DEATHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS FOR 1942 Date wame -- 1942 January; 25 Sabrina Jane Rogers February; 20 Albert F. Sherman March; ' Francis C. Cummings 12 Eva G. Smith 14 Hanson Eldridge Thygeson May: 1 Ovila Vincent Limoges 17 Jennie Hamblet Edward Arnold July; McKinriori 3 Famine Emilie Coste 3 John Kenrick August: 11 Alpheus Fray Cahoon 14 Susan Emrane 31 Richard nu line CUM,,, s September: 21 Laura Elsie Large October; 17 Abbie Eldred6e 23 Samuel O, Wilkinson 20 bert lie 9,11 Vidler 30 William my Moulton November: 11O and Quinn 11 Malcolul13e 2s Susan M. Waocakylor Age—Y, MA 30 83 1 86 7 19 73 26 7 10 72 7 14 85 11 18 g 11 5 74 5 4 31 11 92 1 13 B 84 8 77 6 15 •73, REPORT OF AUDIT October 13, 1942 To the Board of Selectmen Mr. LeRoy A. Nickerson, Chairman Orleans, Massachusetts Gentlemen: I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Orleans for the period from October 3, 1939, to July 20, 1942, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, As- sistant Director of Accounts. Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts. Mr. Theodore N. Waddell Director of Accounts Department of Corporations and Taxation State House, Boston. Sir: In accordance with your instructions, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Orleans for the period from October 3, 1939, the date of the previous audit, to July 20, 1942, and report thereon as follows: The records of financial transactions of the several de- partments receiving or disbursing money for the town, or committing bills for collection, were examined and checked. The books and accounts in the town accountant's office were examined and checked in detail. The recorded re- ceipts were verified by comparison with the treasurer's books and with the records of the several departments mak- ing the original charges. The disbursements as recorded 30 81 1 0 82 9 26 59 5 25 73 10 81 2 30 54 11 2 57 8 15 66 11 16 77 1 77 6 15 •73, REPORT OF AUDIT October 13, 1942 To the Board of Selectmen Mr. LeRoy A. Nickerson, Chairman Orleans, Massachusetts Gentlemen: I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Orleans for the period from October 3, 1939, to July 20, 1942, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, As- sistant Director of Accounts. Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts. Mr. Theodore N. Waddell Director of Accounts Department of Corporations and Taxation State House, Boston. Sir: In accordance with your instructions, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Orleans for the period from October 3, 1939, the date of the previous audit, to July 20, 1942, and report thereon as follows: The records of financial transactions of the several de- partments receiving or disbursing money for the town, or committing bills for collection, were examined and checked. The books and accounts in the town accountant's office were examined and checked in detail. The recorded re- ceipts were verified by comparison with the treasurer's books and with the records of the several departments mak- ing the original charges. The disbursements as recorded -74- were checked *ith the selectmen's warrants authorizing the treasurer to disburse town funds and with the payments as shown by the treasurer's books. The the }iations and transfers voted by the town as shown b town clerk's s records were checked to the ac' a balance ter, The accounts were analyzed, and sheet, which is appended to this reports, was Pre- 1942. showing the financial condition of the town on a July 20, 1942. The books and accounts of the tow amined and checked. The recorded and compared n treasurer were es" mpar with the records receipts were analyzed Payments to the treasures, da °F the departments making urer were checked with thev'ile the Payments by the trews' The Payments on accouutlectmeu's warrants. est wore verified by a comparison g debt and inter - due and °f maturing with the cancelled the amounts falling' The cash book d securities urer's cash balance additions on file. ciliation were verified and the trews' Of the bank July 20, 1942 the bank f de k balance , was proved by recon" Office. Posit and b with a statement furnished by Y actual count of the cash in tho Of the htr savings bank ed an listed funds in cu books representing the investment d l steel, the income being dY of the treasurer were examin- eing proved and the withdrawals the aim The tax tit]e deeds on hand unts transferred were tax title aeco from the examined and listed, count being verified a several tax levies to the The books and aeco amined and checked in detail, the ti un °f the tax collector were es comrne °f the previous The taxes outstanding at rants of cut fists were examinatio ° audited and n and all subsequent the assessors reconcile The collector' Inputting the d with the war - co to the tre s cash books taxes for collection- to and b collectorwvere s the Y the were footed, the payments accountant's books, ch°ciced to the trews' the abatements were r fthwftl�w •75, compared with the assessors' records of abatements granted, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the accountant's ledger accounts. The outstanding taxes were verified by sending notices to a number of persons whose names appeared' on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received it appears that the outstanding accounts, as listed, are correct. The assessors' computations of the tax rates for the period covered by the audit were examined and checked and it was noted that a number of appropriations from available funds voted by the town were not considered by the assessors in the determination of the tax rates. In this connection attention is called to Section 23, Chapter 59, General Laws, which requires that the assessors raise all sums appropriated since the last preceding annual tax assessment, and which also provides that deductions on account of appropriations voted from available funds in the treasury may be made by the assessors only upon the written approval of the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation. All appropriations voted by the town, whether they are to be raised by taxation or transferred from avail- able funds, should therefore be certified by the town clerk to the assessors, as required by Section 15 -A, Chapter 41, General Laws. The financial records of the town clerk were examined and checked in detail. The records of licenses granted were compared with the records of licenses issued, and the re- ceipts on account of licenses were checked and proved. The recorded payments to the treasurer were verified by comparison with the treasurer's receipts. The collections on account of sporting licenses issued were verified and compared with the amounts paid to the Division of Fisher- ies and Game. The charges for the rental of municipal buildings were checked and verified, and the recorded receipts were prov- ed with the payments to the treasurer. •76, The surety bonds of the officials required by law to furnish them were examined and found to be in proper form. In addition to the departments mentioned, the boolcs and accounts of the sealer of weights and measures, and of the selectmen's, fire, moth, gealth school, library and park , hlghlvay, public welfare' checked, and departments were examined and 1''or the coo payments to the treasurer were verified' ficials during theeration extended by the several town of' my assistan dpf or m se the audit, I wish on behalf of is an myself' itespectfull to express appreciation. j Y submitted, ! AsstIIE Director N B.oDINE, Acco is Imo" "vim ,77, RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH Balance Oct. 3, 1939, per previous audit, $79,048.99 Receipts: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $74,594.63 1940, 212,386.73 1941, 181,627.46 468,608.82 $547,657.81 Payments: - Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $100,580.23 1940, 226,897.33 1941, 176,342.87 $503,820.43 Balance Dec. 31, 1941, 43,837.38 $547,657.81 13alance Jan. 1, 1942, $43,837.38 Receipts Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, 65,871.96 $109,709.34 Payments Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $75,774.38 Balance July 20, 1942, 33,934.96 $109,709.34 Balance July 20, 1942, $33,934.96 Excess cash July 20, 1942, 18.47 $33,953.43 Cash in banks and office July 20, 1942: Cape Cod Trust Company, Harwich, . per check registers: �eneral, $26,576.13 ocational Education— Defense Workers, 206.41 $26,782.54 In office, verified, 6,581.09 Memoranda — payments in anticipation of warrants, 589.80 $33,953.43 Cape Cod Trust Company, Harwich General Account Balance July 20, 1942, per statement, $28,786.93 . . 79• 78, Balance July 20, 1942, Outstanding er check register, ng 1940, 6,984.31 $26,576.13 checks July 20, 1942, Per list, Abatements: $9,057.87 2,210.80 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $138.46 $28,786.9 1940, 119.44 VOeatiu 257.92 Balance July 20 E942cat1011 _ Defense workers Account Balance July Per statement, Tax titles taken 1940, 51.60 20 Outstandin 1942, per check register, g checks July $252 92 Per list, 20, 1942, $206.41 Taxes — 1939 Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, 46.51 $252.92 Per previous audit, Additional commitment Oct. 3 $78,557.30 Tax titles disclaimed _ >aus 19, to to Dec. 31, 1939, 11.59 Payments Oct, 3 to to treasurer Oct. 1939, and abatements, refunded Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 3 to Dec. ec, 31, 1939, $97.20 $97.20 187.13 Tax titles disclai Taxes Payments to ti. coed Oct. 3 1934 Payments to treasurer: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $52,794.63 easurer Oct. 3 to ec' 31' 1939, Dec $12597 1940, 17,616.91 . 31, 1939, $125.97 1941, 7,472.39 Tax titles disclaimed Taxes — 1935 Payments to treasurerOct. 3 to Dec. ' Abatements: $77,883.93 31, Oct. 3 to D 1939, ec. $130.05 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $327.42 31, 1939, $130-05 1940, 12.00 Tax titles disclaimed s Taxes — Payments to treasure d Oct, 1936 Dec. —� 68.05 407.47 easurer Oct3 31. 1939, 3 DeC• $121,50 Added to tax titles: 31, 1939, $121. 50 ,' Oct. 3 to Dec, 31, 1939, $406.55 Outstanding 3, 1939 193 g Oct Taxer � Tax Tax titles disclaimed 39, Per � 1940, 51.02 457.57 Previous audit 3 to Dec, $690.79 Tax titles taken 1941, 7.05 31 Payments s treasurer 127.50 Abatements Octasurer Oct 3 29 Tax titles o Dec. 31, 1939 taken x40 Dec. DeC• 31, 1939, , $348.52 $818 Taxes — 1940 463.77 Commitment per warrant, $102,923.75 6.00 Additional commitment, 12.00 Outstanding $818'29 Payments and abatements, refunded 1940, 55.00 Oct. 3 1939 Taxes — 193$ Per Previous au, dit Tax titles Payments to treasurer: disci ' aimed 1940, $77,952.83 17,307.00 Oct' 3 to Dec. Payments to treasurer: ec. 31, 1939, 122.40 1941, $95,259.83 3 to Dec. 31, Abatements: . 1939, $9,367.39 - $2,073.56 $9,367.39 $78,756.02 $78,756.02 $102,990.75 I 'I 4' { i �n. I 0 I 1940, .80. Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, 1940, 1941, $291.25 per previous audit, Added to 22.00 tax titles: $8.00 1940, 313.25 1941, $243.25 outstandin 7.25 g Deb• 31, 1941, 250.50 7,167.17 Outstanding Mot Jan. 1, 1942, Will assessments Payments and abatements refunded: 1940 reported as taxes 1940, $7,167.17 Payments to treasurer sure Jan. .75 to Jul 1 Outstanding 20. 1942, ding $7,168.9, July 20, 1942, 4.94 Per list, $3,550.44 3,618.48 Commitment Taxes _ 1941 Additional co Per warrants, Payments d abat ent, $102,038.50 and abatement refunded, 81.87 AbaterntS t0 treasurer, 193.60 Abatements, Added to tax titles, $80,973.83 Outstanding Dec 31 1941, 643.13 136.02 outs 20,560.99 Moil, assessme nuary 1, 1942 as taxes 194 ts 1941 reported $20,560.99 Payments to ty to JaII. 1 2.85 outstanding Jul , 1942 July 20, 1942, Per list, $5,991.41 14,572.43 Co mmitrnent Jan. 1 Tomes _ Moth Per warrants, Jnly 20, 19 1942 th assessments 42, 1942 reported $103,591.30 •81• as taxes 1942, Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Abatements Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Outstanding July 20, 1942, per list, 1.75 $103,593.05 $23,594.30 150.00 79,848.75 $103,593.05 Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes — 1939 L02,990.7 Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, per previous audit, $8.00 Commitment Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, per warrants, 347.49 Payments and abatements refunded: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $5.36 $7,168.9, 1940, 4.94 10.30 Payments to treasurer: $7,168.9 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $222.92 1940, 130.57 $353.49 Abatements: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $5.36 1940, 6.94 12.30 Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes — 1940 Commitment per warrants, $5,860.31 Payments and abatements refunded: ' 1940, $278.50 1941, .67 279.17 ¢ Payments to treasurer: c -3 0 ._._ — nn" ,. $365.79 $365.79 $6,139.48 ,82, Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes Commitments per warrants, Payments and abatements refunded Payments to treasurer Abatements, asurer, Outstandin g Dec, 31, 1941, — 1941 $6,169.71 $5,618.43 440.93 117.45 outstanding Jan. 1. 1942, Payments and abatements refunded Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $117.45 Payments to treasurer Jan to July 20, 1942, 1 Abatements Jan, 1 to July 20 1842, Outstanding Jul Y 20 1942, Per list, 4.45 $115.45 4.45 2.00 commitmentJan 1 Vehicle Excise Taxes — 1942 Per Warr , to July 20, 1942, Payments ants and abatements refunded Jan, 1 to July 20 $4,700.89 1942, Payments to treasurer Jan. 2.01 to July 20, 1942, 1 Abatements Jan 1 to July 20, $4,188.95 Outstanding Jul* uIY 20, 1942, 1942, Per list 60,54 453.41 outstanding Oct. oth Assessments Payments to O . 3, 1939, Per — 1937 Abatements Oct. 3 to D °t. 3 to Dec. Previous audit' $1 00 ec. 31 1939, Outstanding Oct. Moth Assess _ 1939 pay men 3 � treasurer- 'per Previous audit, 38 Oct. 1940, Dee. 31, 1939, $4.60 10.20 -83• Moth Assessments — 1939 Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, per previous audit, $247.65 Payments to treasurer: Oct. 3 to Dee. 31, 1939, $190.05 1940, 42.70 1941, 14.90 $247.65 Moth Assessments — 1940 Commitment per warrant, $316.99 Payments to treasurer: 1940, $259.29 1941, 44.60 $303.89 Outstanding Dec. 31, 1941, 13.10 $316.99 Outstanding Jan. 1, 1942, $13.10 Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $6.05 Moth assessments 1940 reported as taxes 1940, 1.75 Outstanding July 20, 1942, per list, 5.30 $13.10 Moth Assessments — 1941 $4 702 90 Commitment per warrant, $356.50 Payments to treasurer, $279.24 Outstanding December 31, 1941, 77.26 $356.50 $4'702/ payments to treasurer 1942, $77.26 treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $14.70 Moth assessments 1941 reported $1.90 as taxes 1941, 2.85 Outstanding July 20, 1942, per list, 59.71 'II $77.26 Moth Assessments — 1942 Commitment Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $14 g0 per warrant, $420.03 Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, $101.65 .84, Moth assessments 1942 reportedl as taxes 1942, Outstanding July 20, 1942, per list, Collections: Interest 031 T Oct. 3 to D Taxes 1940, �' 31, 1939, 1941, Jan' 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer: 940,3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Collections: Costs 011 Taxes Oct- 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer: 940,3 Dec. 31, 1939, to 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Balance till Oct. 3 Tax titles , 1939, Per Tax Titles T taken: previous us audit, Taxes 1937, Taxes 1938, interest $6.00 and costs, 51.60 1941: 80.39 Taxes 1939, $7.05 Interest and costs, 1.75 Tax titles redeemed: 965.48 Added to tax titles: 316.63 1940, Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939: 1941, $51.02 $420,. Taxes 1939, to Dec. 31, 1939: ti 11 Taxes 1933, 1940: Taxes 1934, J .1. Taxes 1935, Taxes 1939, Taxes 1936, , Taxes 1937, Taxes 1940, Taxes 1938, Interest and costs, Interest and costs, $161.14 359.52 327.42 1,004.35 $711.94 1941: 965.48 .84, Moth assessments 1942 reportedl as taxes 1942, Outstanding July 20, 1942, per list, Collections: Interest 031 T Oct. 3 to D Taxes 1940, �' 31, 1939, 1941, Jan' 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer: 940,3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Collections: Costs 011 Taxes Oct- 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer: 940,3 Dec. 31, 1939, to 1941, Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Balance till Oct. 3 Tax titles , 1939, Per Tax Titles T taken: previous us audit, Taxes 1937, Taxes 1938, interest $6.00 and costs, 51.60 1941: 80.39 Taxes 1939, $7.05 Interest and costs, 1.75 Tax titles redeemed: 965.48 Added to tax titles: 316.63 1940, Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939: 1941, $51.02 $420,. Taxes 1939, to Dec. 31, 1939: 71.07 Taxes 1933, 1940: Taxes 1934, 116.00 Taxes 1935, Taxes 1939, Taxes 1936, 50.30 Taxes 1937, Taxes 1940, Taxes 1938, Interest and costs, Interest and costs, $161.14 359.52 327.42 1,004.35 $711.94 1941: 965.48 Taxes 1940, 341.89 Taxes 1941, $2 472` Interest and costs, $161.14 1,004.35 Tax titles redeemed: 965.48 Oct. 3 to Dee. 20, 1939, 341.89 1940, $2,472•: 1941, $51.02 Tax titles disclaimed Oct. 3 243.25 to Dec. 31, 1939: 71.07 Taxes 1933, $6.95 Taxes 1934, 116.00 Taxes 1935, 199.55 Taxes 1936, 50.30 Taxes 1937, $372'" Taxes 1938, Interest and costs, $6.95 116.00 199.55 50.30 $3,056.63 137.99 .8s. 18.63 25.68 406.55 $51.02 243.25 71.07 365.34 $7.25 136.02 14.09 157.36 $4,149.55 $25.00 359.52 327.42 $711.94 $97.20 125.97 130.05 121.50 127.50 122.40 54.52 779.14 Tax titles foreclosed: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $1,778.20 1941, 172.55 1,950.75 Loss — treasurer's sale of land of low value Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 111.05 Balance Dec. 31, 1941, - 596.67 $4,149.55 Balance Jan. 1, 1942, $596.67 Tax titles foreclosed not previously reported $260.06 Balance July 20, 1942, per list, 336.61 $596.67 •86. 87• cash balance Oct. 3. 19396 Licens6s and Per Previous Permits Fees retained: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, audit, Licenses and Pe Oct. molts issued; � 11 @ 20c, $2.20 @ 20c, 33.40 Dec. 31, 1939, 1940,3 1941, $1,385.00 $2.50 167 1940, 20c, 33.20 1941, 166 @ 68.80 1,291.85 $880.00 1,706.50 ay'nents to treasurer: Oct, Dec. 4,383.35 Licenses issued Jan. 1 to July 29, 1942: 2 00, 103 @ $5,00, $206.00 155.00 1940,3 31, 1939, $4,385 8 Male, 31 @ 1941 $1,387,50 Female, Spayed female, @ 2,00, 58.00 $419.00 1,291.85 29 Licenses and n• -1 to d1y120issued 1,706.50 $4,3858. Payments $355.60 Pa is to trw 1942 ltotJu�lYu29r 1 tolJulY 29, 1g42' 32.60 Jan 1 to J n20r 1942, 50 Fees retained Jan. 163 @ 201, verified, 30.60 $419.00 $90 Cash on hand July 29, 1942, -- Cash balance Town Clerk $90,50 Der Licenses * , 939, _ DDg Licenses Clerk — Sporting 1,lcenses Oct. 3 to 1). c 31 Cash balance O w3, 1939, $12.00 19 1940 ; 39; 7 $14.00 per previous audit, $2.00 Male, Licenses issued: $21050 31, 1939' 447,75 Female log 0 $2.00 allayed Yed female 5.00, $218.00 14.00 Oct. 3 to Dec. 1940, 513.50 117175 $1,183.75 145.00 1941. 1941; 29 @ 2.00 Male 59.00 Payments: C'$ 82.75 Fisheries and Pe 107 Spayed l'f 33 0 $2.00, $214.00 421.00 To Division of Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 414.00 era 5.00 1940, 432'5 $1,029.25 1g5.00 2g @ 2.00, 1941, 1941, 23.75 Payments to 52.00 To Division of Marine Fisheries 940,3 tot13 leer' 31 431. OD Fees retained: 1839, 00 3196 $47.75 1941 19 39 p0 Oct. 3 to Dec. @ 25c, $25.80 $880. 25c, 52.00 19 1 123 75 387.60 1940, 208 @ 25c, 397.80 1941, $811.20 I. { -xa. Cash balance Dec. 31, 1941, Cash balance Jan. 1 1942, Licenses issued Jan. 1 to J Series No. 1 ul 25 ®y 29, 1942: 3, 32 $2.00' $50'00 4 14 ® 32 6, 64.00 6, 1 @ 1.25, 48.75 9, 5.25 10, 1 2.25 5.25 1 5.25 2.25 5.25 PaYjan� t0 Dlvisi Fees retained Jai; 20, 19 2'�erles and a G uly 29 Cash on hand Ju1y1281 9425yer 1942 fie %89- 1 710.50 940, 691.50 7.00 1941, $1,183.7 $7.00 Payments to treasurer: $160.00 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 786.00 1940, 666.00 1941, Abatements 1941, Outstanding Dec. 31, 1941, 181.00 $146.25 20.25 21.50 sco.aneo��eensalepp WN CLE $ $188.00 1940, Dec. 31, 199 Dermihsess and Pets / Payments to Oct 3 treasurer: $40.50 324.50 1940, to Dee• 31. 1939, 1941, 254.00 114Is , $40.50 324.50 paymjau Ious ehsl to Jnl razes and 254.00 Jan. 1 o July it 1.1942 Aerinits Issued 1942 $1,630.00 Der Outstandlu Charges: vious Hall audit, Rentals 3 $125.00 to Dec' 31, $104.00 1939, $197•00 $31.00 $619.00 $619.00 $181.50 $181.50 Outstanding Jan. 1; 1942, Charges Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer Jan.i to July 20, 1942, Town Dock Rentals Charges: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939' 1940, 1941, Payments to treasureri Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 939, 1940, 1941, Charges Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, FIRE DEPRAReTffiabNT Accounts 1,599.00 40.00 $1,630.00 $1,612.00 6.00 $125.00 12.00 40.00 $1,630.00 $12.00 92.00 $125.00 $104.00 $104.00 $25.00 40.00 60.00 $125.00 $25.00 40.00 60.00 $125.00 $40.00 $40.00 $69.25 0 •90. Payments to trea surer: Dct. 3 to Dom• 31, 1939, 1940, 1941, $69.25 125.25 i Charges Jan 261.50 I Payments t,'t ressurer to Jnly 20, 1942, . Jan. 1 to Jidy 20, 1942, Cash balance Oct, 3, rage Ilel'h11tS 1939, Per Per previous audit, 1194 issued; 1940, 1941, $5.00 $5.00 9.00 PayrileIItB to tressu Oct. 3 to D 14.00 1941 c 31,•1939 Cash balance $5.00 D 5.00 and J11131 20, 1942 1941 $10.00 9.00 Rec DEPARTMENT 1940 3 to Dec MOTx 1941 1, 1939, Pamellts $50.63 8ct. 3ItotD asurer: 40, �• 124.54 31, 1939 18 41, 10.50 Re $50.63 eims Jau 1 124.54 g. Cash °n 11411(l A g 3, 1g429ve ied 10.50 $456.00 $456.00 i $50,00 $50.00 i $19.00 $19.00 $18561 $185,6? $22•49 $22-49 .91, SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Cash balance Oct. 3, 1939, $1.15 per previous audit, Charges: $20.99 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 46 91 1940, 49,33 1 117.23 941, $118.38 Payments to treasurer: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1940, 1941, Charges Jan. 1 to Aug. 1, 1942, Cash balance Aug. 1, 1942, $22.14 46.91 49.33 $118.38 $20.19 $20.19 HEALTH DEPARTgE Licenses Milk and Oleo $1.50 $1.50 Cash balance Oct. 21, 1939' Per previous audit, Licenses issued: $10.50 1940, 10.50 21,00 $22.50 1941, Payments to treasurer: Oct. 21 to Dec. 31, 1939' 1940, 1941, Licenses issued Jan. 1 to Aug. 3, 1942, Cash balance Aug. 3, 1942, Town Nurse Collections: Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1940, 1941, $1.50 10.50 10.50 $22.50 $11.50 $11.50 $150.10 316.25 210.87 $677.22 i '*Mezits •92. 931 tO Oct treasurer: Charges: 1940 3 to Dec, 31, . 194 1939, Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $g82.98 , 1' 1940, $150.10 316.25 1941, 1,007.00 2,039.98 $2,818.51 Collectio 210.87 Paynjen ns Jan. 1 to J 677.22 Jan. I treasurer is ul $ Payments to treasurer: to J Cash u ... illy 1, 119 21ve942, 0 Oc 1,3 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1597.31 $2,398.53 rifled, $127.00 420.00 36.00 1941 $2,818.51 Collections pp Outstanding Dec. 31, $ 163. Oct. 3 , to Dental Clinic 1 $420.00 1940 Dec• 31, 1939, O 352.00 1941, - utstanding Jan. 1, 1942, $772.00 Pa>luen $5.75 Charges Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, 09tts to trey 20.75 Payments to treasurer $681.00 91.00 194p,3 to Dec. 31, 1g39 10.75 37 25 Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942, er list, $772.00 41, $ Outstanding July 20, 1942, P $5.75 ount$ geceivable 20.75 Aid to Dependent Children - Acc ReceO t. BIGNWA 10.75 $37.25 Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, $455.92 i per previous audit, 19403 Dec. 31, 1939 DEPARENT Charges: $967.50 I, 1940, 347.39 - 1,314.80 $1.770.72 1941, agents to tr $54.00 9940 3 to Deemer: 74.50 1980 ee' 31, 1938 93.50 $222 p9 Payments to treasurer: $1,226.17 $1,428.42 347.30 $1,770.72 1941, Receipts $54.00 - Cash balJan. 1 to - 74.50 Outstanding Dec. 31, 1941, anc An 93.50 g $347.30 e Aug 3 19g2 1g42 00 $222. 216.94 $564.24 PUgLI Outstanding Jan . 1, 1942' orted, Outstandinee�pora wELFAR $38.00 Charges not Previously Tep $34.50 Aer Are Oct 3 I Aid E D�'.p . Payments 529.74 $564.24 vioue'audi939 Accounts It PIXT out Land ng July 1942, per list, able is4z, P $77n -94• Oatstan , Oct Aco is AGE ASSISTANCE Cha1'erpvioy• , 1939, ants Receivable charges: audit, 1940, 1941 $1,057.32 ' $10,909 73 4,823.09 pa Oct. to t treasurer: 1940 8 Dee. 15,532.82 31, 1939, 1941, $195.06 ateme 6.931. Ah hts: 4,798.25 1940, 1941, $11,924.34 $116.09 Outstan�ng 2.14 Dee 31 1941 Outsta Charges rig Jan 118.27 4,547.53 Abate eats ereevrtedly4 eAOrte PaY°'euts iu error, d $4,547.53 Jan. to treasur Old Age 1 to July 5,999.24 20r eat 'Static 1942, 17.61 ailtstaildilIg 4 1y al9dnr $2,803.07 20 sptivAble 43, per list 2,350.60 5,410.71 $16,590.14 $16,590.14 $10,564.38 Outstattdiug A STATE $10,564.3$ cha g $Areylo °S udit3aoUhts R ° 1Da ab1 ' 1940, ber 3 to Dee' 31, 1939 $70.00 pal�euts to $150,00 tr bee. 31, 1939 $70.00 0 ,95- 1940, 1941, Abatements 1941, 130.00 130.00 $330.00 20.00 $350.00 SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Accounts Receivable _ Outstanding Oct. 3, 1939, $48.20 per previous audit, Charges: $4,121.18 Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, $10,663.12 1940, 10,979.15 25 463.45 1941, $25,811.65 Ps"'Merits to Oct.. 3 tot D c. 31, 1939, $1852.84 1940, 12,,93 8,993.49 1941, Abatements Oct. 3 to Dec. 31, 1939, outstanding Dec. 31, 1941, °U16tanding Jan. 1, 1942, Charges not previously reported' payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to July 20, 1942' list, Outstanding July 20, 1942, Per Audit0r'uru Rentals Charges: 1940, 1941, p41-11'ents to treasurer: 240.00 1940, 1941, $350.00 $23,777.70 48.2 1,985.66 $25,811.65 $1 985.66 $8,005.11 $1,985.66 6019 45 $81005111 $73'00 205.00 $278.00 00 205.00 $278.00 Charges Jan. I to Jul 196• Y 30, 1942, Payments to treasurer Jan. 1 to JUIY 30, 1942, $101.00 Receipts $101.00 1940, Cafeteria. 1941, Payments $3,164.87 1940, to treasurer: 3,678.63 1941, $6,843.50 $3,164,87 Re; 3,fi78.63 Ats Jan 1 to JUIY 20, 1942, Payments to to $6,843.50 Jan. 1 to JUIY 20. 1942, " $2,113.31 Receipts: 3 D Basket 8a11 Game$ $2.113.31 l ct. 40 ec• 31, 1939, 1941, $50.41 Pay Oct 3 DeasUrer: 198.81 1940, ec' 31, 1939, 1941, $259'46 $50.41 Payrnets Jan. I to Jul 198.81 Jan Ito t�Y 2 0, 1942 1942, $259,43 to J $192.25 gash y Rece A balar, sp eviou�,q . �R19 9 DEPARTMENT $19235 Oct. 19 to D 1941: ec 31, 1939, $14.79 $14.85 116.74 123.16 254.75 $369.54 197- Payments to treasurer: Oct- 19 $29'64 to Dec. 31, 1939, 1 0 116.76 123. $269.54 1941, all. 1 to payments ug to treasurer 3' 1942, $12.2a Cash an• 1 to Aug. 3, 1942, 05 $62.27 on hand Aug. 3, 1942, verified, PARKS AND PLAYGItOUNps $160 00 Concessions B C $160.00 p yme ll � to treasurer 20, 1942 payrQell / s to treasurer Ja I" 1 to July 20, 1942, FU $2, Total LIGHT Savings 6 1 peP $ y 6 1 517.61 2 517. 61 2'w-l1 �a hand Oct. 3, 1939, 2 51q•61 2,517 si �R I nd at end of Year 1939, 2 511.61 _ . 2 5 oa hand at end of year 1940, 2, 517.61 epts 4 hand July 20, 1942, 1941, r 31, 19 n: . lhNile. It October 3, 1939, t° Tran f 3 s to 9 $63 32 to rjet • Oct 31, 100 5g.26 D 3 to Dec. 1840, 31, 1939, $64.63 1940, 186.21 1947, 63.32 1941, $� 58.26 $186.21 0 1142 Jul r JanuarY 1 to re oded• No transactions . LL -98. CLEMENT CCULD AND WIFE CHARITY FUND Onhand Oct. 3, 19 savings hand at end 39, Deposits Total Oil ha On and at end of Year 1940, $5,428 88 $5,42$ 88 Oil hand July 2of 9 Year 1941, 5,393.04 5,393.01 Receipts 5,417.61 5,417.6 5,335.71 5,335 11 Oct, 3 Oet°ber 3, 1939, to D Payments Dec. 31, 1939, ecember 31 1941 1940, Added 1941, 90.68 d to savings deposits: 136.56 Oct• 3 to 1� 19Dec• 31, 1939, $54.51 $387.65 Transfers 2 withdr Oct. 3 to town: to 1n�deAos,'tsf Tom savings 1940. 31, 1939, 40 40 $35.84 1941, 172.00 100• withdrawn fro Janna` $3 lnc lue, s m savings r 1 t° July 20, 194 $81.90 Transfer, to town, $100 00 18.10 $100.00 on �$Y CELIq ROg$y C $1� on and Oct. 3 10RITy FUND On band at end 1939, savin O0111,811, d at at end of year 193g Deposits To�10 n hand Julynd °f Year 1940 $5,000.00 $5,001-01 20 In Recel, 19¢2 1941 5,121.78 5,02117 �'ne; October 5,168.67 5,16861 t 3 to 3, 1930 5,168.67 5,168• bee. 31, 1939 Deeejnber Payments Added to 31, 1941 $33,33 Oct, 3 savings deposits: Dee to 31, 1939. $33- 3 .99- 88.45 1940 86.45 1941, 76,89 1940, 46.69 1941, 1941, 30.00 town 1941, Transfers to $198.61 $198.67 lry to July 20, 1942 Janus No transactions r ecorded• SNOW LIBRARY FUSavvings Total Deposits $6,291.63 On ban d Oct. $8,483 93 8,483.93 8,676.52 3, 1939, On ha On nd at end of year 1939, hand 8,676.52 8,668.65 6,868.65 8 561.38 at end of year 1940, 01,11 aull - 38 1 t end of r 1941, On hand Jy 9,881• m ents Pay ul 20, 1942, Receipts deposits. Ib October 3, 1939, to e°lne; Addd to sa'vIDBs $ 66,30 et, 3 O to 3 O Dec. 31, 1939, 59 192.13 19060' 31, 1939, $186.30 40 192.59 1041, 1840, 192.13 1941, $571.02 $571.02 1y42 July Vines 73 $1/ 1 Janus hculue, dded o itss deP $12.73 D.4 UN _ CEMETERY PERPETUAL C DS posiis $1,384-38 hand $1, 384,38 138514 Oh Oct. 3, 1939, at 1939' 1,3851 4 1,361'45 1,39 hand end of year Oh h nd at end of year 1940, on 13815 1 381.45 1941, hand ldep °sits July 20, 1942,r Receipts er 31a19 $3.03 withdr October 3, 1939, tO Asadb3 wa�g3s, Oct. 31' 1 104 i from savings 0, $227 TOWN OF ORLEANS Balance Sheet — July 20, 1942 GENERAL ACCOUNTS F—r- M_rl Cash in Bank and Office, $33,934.96 Accounts Receivable: Taxes: Levy of 1940, $3,618.48 Levy of 1941, 14,572.43 Levy of 1942, 79,848.75 Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: Levy of 1941, Levy of 1942, Special Assessments•. Moth 1949, SROVn 1941, Math 1942, Tax '1Ytles, 98,039.66 $2.60 453.41 455.41 $5 39 59.'11 316.83 o0 n w t- m w m z State Tax and Assessments, O == County Tax, 11,066.24 d 131.40 Income Gould Charity Fund, 95.17 Income Snow Library Fund, 9.63 School Milk Fund, o W w w 2,539.00 Federal Grants: 0 4 Assistance, $184.60 Aid to Dependent Children — op Administration, .64 w O ? Defense Workers, 206.41 - Q m m y n, w wbT m $ •`° p I o I w w w m rn cn .a N C N O CA O CT O Liabilities and Reserves State Tax and Assessments, $10,828.10 County Tax, 11,066.24 Dog Licenses — Due County, 131.40 Income Gould Charity Fund, 95.17 Income Snow Library Fund, 9.63 School Milk Fund, 15.86 Sale of Land Fund, 2,539.00 Federal Grants: Old Age Assistance — Assistance, $184.60 Aid to Dependent Children — Administration, .64 Vocational Education — Defense Workers, 206.41 391,65 Appropriation Balances, 92,388.89 Reserve Fond — overlay surplus, 8,109.8o 381.64 overlays— Reserved fox Abatements: Levy of 194o, $11883.98 336.61 Levy oY 1941, 1,321.91 Mo+ O li Tax Title Possessions, 260.06 Levy of 1942, 4,977.48 Departmental: 8,182.97 Revenue Reserved Until Collected: Public Welfare, $91.00 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, $455.41 Aid to o Special Assessment, 381.64 Dependent Children 529.74 Tax Title, 596.67 Old Age Assistance, 5,410.71 Departmental, 12,050.90 school. 6,019.45 p 0 N 1 13,484.62 0 12,050.90 Surplus Revenue, 43,451.95 Estimated Receipts to be Collected, 25,236.04 V k $170,695.28 b $170,695.28 0 o DEBT ACCOUNTS C] Net Funded or Fixed Debt, $98,000.00 High School Construction Loans, $98,000.00 TRUST ACCOUNTS Trust Funds, Cash and Securities, $23,284.82 Street Light Fund, $2,517.61 Clement Gould and Wife Charity Fund, 5,335.71 Mary Celia Crosby Charity Fund, 5,168.67 Snow Library Fund, 8,881.38 Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, 1,381.45 $23,284.82 $23,284.82 S O� ti C tv 'm t' t! P. , (D 0 0 Oro C N O4 (D v Q N N N y ti C uY � � � C. oN N m G • N o � uV'i F+a P� O C➢ e+ c+ n � G N O m a Ivry 4 � o F+ Cl c7' N p N 0 'N" ✓7 ry J p 0 N 1 0 CD V k fa M b b o 0 o C] 'b G• �'• m n o n � G N O m a Ivry F+ Cl 0 'N" ✓7 ry J p 0 N 1 0 CD < b o 0 o ° P n � G N O m a Ivry •104• TOWN NUg,SIN G SERVICE REPORT �R THE YEAR 1942 \'on- Communicable p Admissions to nursin a Service Field its ' g service Office uurs. m behalf OF above 00 CripIndivChildr nlSelee a eases 5�3 Individual 94 Field visits admitted to, nursin CO visits m behalf g service d Acute Co e Disease Serviceove cases 4 mmunicable Disease Admissions to Field to to uurstag service Public lecturestu behalf Ice General lIo and talk of above case 44 Tuberculosis spitat I. s (Advised) s 44 Iudtvidaals admitted 1 F� °ek visits to an to uursi Chadivi GI d in g ser 8 n Adults ehildreu behalf of abo°eccases (Inactive) 8 Mat GastY Service 1% Field visit oed to ante. 13 Office u and i partu Visits by ab11R visits behalf of uursiug service 10 Case(PhYs cans casesbto above caseg° cases 10 Cases ad eu uursa medical conferences l '\umber witted t0 g s °rvice for 01 Of abov p0stpa r deliver 1 Field Diem cars cases whoum nur:siu y �l office curse to crud iu were under ante_e . chile leet rg visits behalf 21 Instru tiouall d aagostpa to Postpartum cases 21 (Advisem C.dases 3 21 .105. lufaut and Preschool IIealtb Service lufalit: ludividuals admitted to t'tnrsing service 'ieii•born infants included in above cases Field Visits to and in behalf of infants sots Field visits to and in behalf of newborn inf 0 vtdu 1st g visits to medical CO 11f Cliu Physicians) Pt, es. °bool: u ludividuals admitted to nursing service l eltildi'e Fklcl visits to and in behalf of Preseltoo D Ott'll Clinieitrg visits P Iudtviduals admitted to Clinic d lh blIC Lectures and Talk (Advice an structions �diuitted to Orleans Public S °17p10 l Clinic �i'o]Imernt in Infant and Pr°sckoo rokiu atntned by Physicians ,hoolAntito�xin Clinic Iticl� duals admitted to nursing secret cases f 0gid visits to and in behalf Of abo �. sad ice nursing visits Aar 'IstaA' Clinic Milt lI Summer Camp ce ludi�ac t als admitted to uul_sing lei is O i I visits to and in behalf of a Old nursing visits Fiel age Assistance Cases tit Offid visits her k °e visits nI°tr P t an v I Life I 3> 23 12 23 10 18 94 110 1 1q 20 5 15 1 60 g5 1 1 2 199 735 96 56 108 11 2 •106. John Hancock Al -106, Life IRS. Mother's Aid cases Soldier' Co. Co• cases s Relief Assisting Boarrl cafses 2 Welfare ealth Doctor and Publlere and SSoc]al Ser s, Dentists, Unclassified Health vice, Visiting Field v]sNts tong Sery �Ce Coensultat]s to Persons°nt0 Dung at home 29 Unelassified� t taken under care 8 Act SBecial ivities 17.) Nutrition 135 135 Nutrition Course nee, attended Institute 1 U S at 1 S MQQA. gRehabilitati n 1 nntmaryn attended° Agent for Orleans Mass. 1 Total ad 1. To missions 8 mo Total visits 4i receipts erv�ce char 680 Mileage-2,310 es chargeable 2448 TolvIl mil $449.30 for dons takes this 391.54 �stObeA. pon'dawagteo t u ba',It" to Bank the don�ss Re arse ding the vmonth of spoetfully subooitted LAURA D OWLES, R.N., Town Nurse' .107• COUNTY HEALTH REPORT of the Barn' stahl�he following is a brief report of the yeat- of 1j42 bounty Health Department for iat]ons ]lave been he1j. e regular meetings of various u sot oc of BOB us oc tions Ith R yeau kealth (If the Southeastern $ea 4sso . Massachusetts, and the Cape C CapO CO�l °lfare Qouue pion with a joint meeting of te] with tbeOno at Depart Mrs. Rowe who ]s O°nIIeat the Joint m the l;y nnis Inn, New Bedford spoke by the Ilea tile l e �cer durulber of talks have been loci tons, i . tii l3s the tar ing the year to various associa assoc]at�on , the TheS y Club Red Cross, and busiuesof conditions rather P arEtaiks were usually on the subject Of Ige of con flit.' t, Partieularl in the Pbilippin the �han°iagapor' litio ult for the "olcl timers" to realize ngkong, S gad 4aur Such places as Shanol'athe philipPa� °Usual died i Al ulla, and all the islands o e been heldtion, crippled eh8 theof the regular clinics have prevej' Oat) eet eailareu year, including, dipthetlb0reulos1sSeSularthc ra I Nell child conferences' ]j0]d th l Weeting of ilI eau, throat, and the nurses h attended year. t1i Ber ate seal• The Health Off1Cer o the Iles Dee yi ))rlealth Officers in Boston duds° puawards fdorregef t1me ivh0 has been liaison officelr at Camara tin° an bgen a�tivities i]low assumed charge of n v0 of 0,0111 babsy Ptcerto Rico. eases ha a tb0r increa haportei liSUal communicable dis the `vh °]ino tp0 d 14 bee bee�from time to time, but en consid0r 0n rej00tte AOAUI u0 particular increa6 ' u Of rand all Ork 4r the k lu connection with rehabilitstlist all this y° e Waoa arno has been eolltinllede assisted the va l0ughout the eaunty hav 1 ___ •1oa. The ll, Officer was time during the absent de meant wamentI ph rsic and ansduring thisrt mtile all trice for of Y oblig ng and onected with f the eounty and all officials elpful health work were extremely \0'Ce smn°d tic r 8 has been thanks site are extended to them terthing of an uncamP have called on m time to time aer earned. grease pro greasedismooth 1 e has been the epo tedHealth andffmat• Y as far as health work is con The fiver at OO�missioner Yearn th°tdCAarttor of C Pmlic Health Of' State Health meat have 'visited diseases and others suceessfil�elieved tbat ed the office during the daring the Coln wring th Year alth e he in, e work has been carried °" Year to co and "Cry effort will be made Itesl?ectf ttnue the Work in this manner' ull Y submitted, A. p. DOFF M.D. County Health Ogyeer- .109• REPORT OF PARK CaMMIISSION TO the Honorable Board of Seleetmen: al pehort limit the tlnnu og the Pak Commission lcforltile s3 e e 1942. ll park robe ad]a laYe� °tf tennis court at t le Blchetloof the Court, round eeut clay around the UoundariC ioNth, anti rtChnlIleed in haled ove mowt(tl( as etaUle till two rite a area ne m clri9 9 was and automobilCSStoP Ives re fieldgr0pe A fence was installed m o °f the prevent The Unek ell °f th Ito th ball park to I name.. the w aild s ins is in- o1atneonfenees and [blenches p <nliefoae Ca ]t gtheCinfielcl, ensd Oil ter loath load f lien dressill" cIvas spolIth Orloans park era and Sol s at Llclredme Small Park' S Par SolCo eC titer leans ear' care, Ll s MOrtument. Oath Or ns 13 l car , Bouu'ucnnt ge Small Park`, 5 Outh orlCtbeir usuaolicing aaeh River Landinr, S receivCtl �Cnches, P and I Crystal Lake Lantlillo, d Cove of ding Iraq at Skaket Rock lIarbor an „ hours and gre tel, ill- Car 11ed out chu•ino the bathi gjino, bl,eokNva build. the At Orleans Beach, the usual neFV roPerty,� re, le dltln'f 11 rea oat of thesOlcrSimo'lanclePai11 dalyacllffe- ANir dtnted fences straigainteCdall plac1.9 de, an�o acct. hn Of and Placed, signs Pain?Catea waabOr J)S of the lie �uarcl the $each and l)arkmn oS to L lC,,trl0 o �euts Oil duty daily from June to the a d ON per �tard. bathers occured o« in- ertan °gout t9 slr ab l h6 Olvutg to the asoliue and tii`yerC onthls 10,117. er�nec tehtult0 the armed services, thetile Water was ed. h �althe usual attenclaunee atbreak`Cabe repa'r Y aeper 1 Y this year easterly stolrms 813 d had to 1 i= •�>io, rmprovenments to the Kati at Eldreclde fense °nal emerf, Park are needed, but oi; i'1' that ' another emerg nt eXPPropriations for Civilian De_ a .,u of money 9uicien e��da'tures it is recomnierlcled and beeches in a satisf the Gamin Year actory Y, to maintain our parrs be appropriated, for Respectfull Y sublttitted, - GEQHIiR J. YOUNG, RRGE D � • XINOWLES OLp� �T. HOPKINS, Park Commissioners' -lll- REPORT OF imOT11 )CA pAIZTIqFNT i'4 the %norable Board of Selcc""en' of tl�e ,liotU De. nay, tfere1vith I submit the "filial report m t'"'It for 194") don e as licit Jnoth leas not ber of rea- ortuttately the r.Y'P8 -' e are a nttm thie cater" Rf).A a as in previous ;� ears. T }jer attacks sed. Sons for this. l r� r isea• " rc�li11lot ea 'flb yAtes Pill. The "Wilt D se ]]as tic b�tob 1 r Other when they are lia,lf roi� n. tit e 1 i., - ar rbl arasites that prey on ituat into TlIor illi Portant Aons` �ttt e for tite improved s ides �F f a tar9ood e ui »neiit and in5eeticny, c � 1 blew. se1lotts protible to tbs he a is ,ls e e revers Q14 T Elm Leaf Beetle p1esett beetle s Meth ° ase �� tree '+vhich harbors the leaf tt to alai Elm Diseltia ant he EIm Disease. I do tto tdate the ofttlie st take pre - ag only been found ill- tlfle tivestel•n Part e ,ve mu�etle can al ucnaNe ho�oe an elm tree f,eaf lg s a zia.tu er is fatal to The rn tree eo ve measures agaizist it* ltcaltlty vt cater rce st°nl�d by ,prayinc lna Disease {1te apple troljed by a e to the Dutell E and a can a e, ltillaThe Americ•att tent eaterpt �l se ca.n burniain tit e tt�ncl are 011 the increase' in`� and tiro Nays s spraying and by clipp vcreasirrs ¢ edare VIat �U The is steacro l'ctn ttrrl tell ,eat seasov es o all Web ivortn pr °b tit tlje ,vine tltod Want la 'Vill become a gEd wi e aro ly e ha b f'llis insect is often cottftt to itl the the ou S ee. „•e eotnes late spray is ivfeQIve's Arayi ause the clatna�, A a ed or le of IS often ne „'lected d.seas er DO aivc d e a to ea ift yo bry bade trees e£ °l e tl 11e as Ala ll ur fruit of s tit, b pcl t °c o�lr Moth ;Superin�te ", 13 is fob a hrlmlts. This is part el13 with your problem. •112. Due to l war conditions we will ai` senate of lead We have so not be able to buY sect the h most me on hand which will be re, foli a to�be ortant spraying. Cryolite a❑ in. age, bat's a good used a, arsenate of le good generally' It is colorless ell spray, although not quite as effective Respectfully submitted, EbIILE A. OLLIVIER, 'tl°th Superintendeut- REPORT oF FOR TgE REE WARDEN Y A 1942 hereby submit. the` R, Darin annual tree, . I fonud4y I made report of the Tree Warden lBOUIa allow.I remo eber f badlplete survey of all to,vn fered with Dead br as man y Infested trees and soft e eaused btiesafflsurereau v lf ud otherlbranchestthatin eit Canker y automo face u,ou ive state I fish to eradicatecc demo v °re treated. New wounds cover repair Port that tby ,urger e cleaned and painted' owne nvould b t eatn�e °mmends m the town are in a Pool. service. their tree lad atta that funds be provided to problemsitsttle to discuss with bone ltespec t of this departme1lt 9 tfEl submitted OLLIVIER, .113• REPORT OF Oft"'OS FIRE aethex0norable Board of r port o£ tbc, , De. rt�,h,e 1th submit the annual 3 Buildinn 3 o fires 1 " lmney fires 11 Automobile fires Grass fires 3 Oil burner fires 1 13 P111111 and woodland fire s 1 Dump fires Alms Accidental drowning 25 0 $39,1 N4 Total olved 12 aeles IraRa of real estate and contents in° DcctiO$ tNodland burned ents in 18 h bU u of building and basem 2000.00 arAu°f Eug eers recommend foi 1g13 $ h111e3 En Ual Budget rY• 1 Lo] en C• �udaReD�Iinotvles, Chief Ylht iesls' Maio' L� °ycl P' Eldredge, Ass CbNo 1 I vine A s Cpl °yd Iliggins, Capt. Eng' 2 llioi. bl tre F rlemen:apt. Eng• No. Che�e bert pi$Loo O4V, ' "to FA• Wheeler lio�0ox 'the Fii. 14 Brown ipirelit Tile reluner egll I bdrt f ll °win g constitutes the otioll eht 1\60 gallon Triple co robin t °n 1 O X300 gallon Triple co •114. '_Pose and Ladder combination 1 Forest Fire Pump 1,900 feet of Forest Fire Dose 1,700 feet 1 and 1/2 inch hose 3,400 Feet 2 and 1/2 inch hose Respectfully submitted, GEOR D. KVOWLES, Chief Engineer'* RRppRT � ANIMAt'S 4ND 1X'�S'PE,CTOR Off' `UGI3[TERIN I hereb ofaa lhiattl ' thmit mY report as Inspector of Animals aiid action. cattle Decor ea the l tubeTculin innoculation and test. Purther goats arld eons middle of October without re 81 and ns of eonsnintption duly �nsPeea hashthirtYotnenhaving till beeil properlY stamped for foo �espectfnlly submitted, LE�OF F. RICIIARDSON, 1s• Inspector of Anirn' .115 - LIBRARIAN'S REPORT SNOW LIBRARY' 1942 S„41ber $pfiber Volumes bought 4mb 1 Volumes presented Volumes borrowed tu dabbber er Volumes catalogued r0tal fii magazines borrowed es Books were presented by the follo«'ino Mrs• Bertha Ross Mrs. 1lelen Mori 1lrs• L. L. Henson Mrs- Virginia Carman Miss Mary Davis Mrs• Juliette W. Nickerson Mrs• Richard Hopkins Mrs• Olga Collinson Duhc Mi1McAlbert h H3'aunis Public Library Co,) t'• I mourn a1 12a 98 9.923 11,546 1,399 $100.32 AjuPont (De Le Respectfully submit' s'.0Nlj rsa rian M0 REPOIZT -I 16, To the $onorable 13oard o ,, Altho a f Select,,,, faun emplo in 1941 many o£ have 1942 ha'5 went nI vario our former fisherrae� L. have con bete as a "hole 5 k'ncl.5 of war work, the Yea prietlnued to foil e a Profitable one for t11Ose thro than fors rae'aghout t the shellfisheries. has been bout, time tvi h, Year have averaged mticll 111""llee er tlla th g supply ha The Roek i " £air at steady market and the a read With seaelaY sal,, tog good ggerlgeetm smalIcr tll•aIl nsuaI, llay als The ``1 pr,d0minatila for quahogs and seacla s, ° rEali�ed g raker,,, for ,e l;ood uautlt excellent price quahogs in Pleasant , 11¢� aver =`serateh�Pht aloes for their stock seal leave taea� Is aged �v ers ), sh t came � great, but the Lothersow water fishermen have ens ,red planting,. "hould ine,1 the supply in those ai be, wing b many of t axe in the near fut1lre than ilt here he fisher or vapnoar a supp3 the I�ricesave been engaged ill el, 3v erg fief set sue to the leave been goad �vitli l T great part the TO�qu Co ode foe fact that a very bacl Ilo�i la�5t ". e fish errnear ve area � bare s tloroumll °tlt a r' n lea about eo.v ere no se rketed mussels for bait P11L pose 1'he the allops estira Lneo1e e PO�nle during 1L�14,e �`hi, ed at e of all ereial fish' ® the past year We anlpu oes not ogu '$00 ghe sllell6 g activities of 1049, e13' �t taken f�f eou1�ep0.Op to heries is eonservatiy4�. sa��er Ivit area is ilY tt ,elude tba,Q0a0.00 during i �. YO 'value of the a take of het Iya5 0 last out Aft( bleed or family use to e Because Of s ,117, area try Peelle (•rOvn in this area net with fa nt Lluality of the clams a This idea has tllehave some to open each year. d summer, Nbo bav� a"roval of roan , both resident an A larr,'r, area villrbe ed their appreciation for rte �eordi g to the Present available there vest year as in 1941 is aatlDpk Tile several arlen th is t9itl quahog' � �InLltecl in t grow t, 1 � well, Ned £etv exceptions doizit; ��ery made the d Ill the Mecting house Rivel'• of seed was to�va th AastAnother plantinm of 1` ?5 bushels urebased ti 1 art of tuns year and One hundred bushel � �Rtnd s. A lens1�43 Tba his the remainder by State the Fall of 943,t con Tema rea should be ready to open by stock and m ©f State tio der will depend on grotivth of this am°un this Year k4ol at that time. Ilzcidentally received ands of d t Ives y assist at-are °Let tli 'as' This ue flee one fil�ancial isl t ua tl�e 11" tlz, fact that the past Ley Oyer tent' AS eI'Y eo "'0]1 o f Marine Fisheries (treat eve r erne llas limited our 'Ivory t °ta$300,00 �' bave a great' �ffor eive from this source abou iciala to b Hr t is be' � .0per off uld be o . Mate '4- made by the 1 ' iu 1g4 s co t Du ap1?ropriation available Tal �e oYstel cvbicb is a 44 q e to labor shortar e 110 enemies AV.tll the V, T £or planting. sllellf. ]I it ied 011 ally e 'Fork of destruction °f wa l carz allom egS results. to the industry' 4900 . 8000 Horseshoe crabs, adult 51 bv. ZOrseshoe crabs, Y °ung 5300 �zlakles and collclls goo aiie2 collars Ovinkel sp 1) bu' strinms (coj1ell spay`' 50 buiisli, , StarfislL, picked up ate) e �'� s�atl sae- "starfish, limed (estim iucrea,6ove- amen v t t 5t £figures show -a T`Ll'ge T ©��'�al fish a th a £. � f0 ese pests cabs' ttBay need hi Pl to scallops and Pleasant $ aawh 'Where attention must be paid to tli0 ay are and hue to lack og ,State most °f our scallops are found• therefor the this �4 need off ut nno help carry on this �v�oc made ork Ivas done b expenses abort 75 ,10 f possible b hY the Shellfish ryas and other activities. less amount °¢ tim orequr e. for This good we prospects for ith a epntin the shellfish very an here are clams of goo eries in 1943 appear P a good su ems of all sizes d Prices very probable- all easant BaY pplY °£ large in many parts of the tOA' i gether with there is so quahogs should be found ji the plan d nie Ural o£ the smaller ,a to stock should quahog set. This to' A fa. sizes• increase the am° air se of haY area. t seed seallopiu If this seed call is apparent in the Pleasant at � th er bus n carry thro g ter bets o£ usual can be expected u li the -winter, better Water a present ifrSezcl �y moved cl for next Tall. cle plough �emauiit °f $I00-00 ng. fi Or shallow to fish t u °t 'anailab e aild set, C our share as to have been. used la adclitio le at the could got flats and increase sllel , Over � iial auio�t for dine a used as machines -,°e S pw tIV The °Fear pert r the coini@ hall ask for t1i11 sixty -oils (;ber o£ helie same Year, making the tote fa A aiu ) c0niinerci11 and erraitsb ssuect 42 were, tIN a for 19 °� igaY iv h 8) a3imussels that e call I dyed and eight (O0 Your ainalfishllare eaod are and en able fornt1 °ii to the lar e amount furth.ei. asil�, ob ri be cooked pur g ai'e helping o ratio t``inah °keel i poses. T110" sec Wbatoveriit our eating soon Ic and tvr several ways. ii�atter_ iiigormati ng probl t° came th the meat sl'Orta �i1 °n We haem o � call be of value ill �h° biioaring of tl anYo8411 be glad to 9' ie prleans cli'itl , @interested in t lam- Ila,r,,viell lizie P •119 and of opening voided tp as usual. Also the ro sins, ldance at meet_ des n areas, posting notices and There , tc Son7e minor � the yeR1. 3'a°]ati Were no arrests dui•inD `vays. irit of °i15 were taken care of in other fine sp 6 Inc �e �iie 41Dfglne again Ive ti'isli to aclt110 0edn of Selectmen erit pep rtiu 'fir a ess and guidance of the and this a by the ppreciatiou of the assistance (f Division of Marine Fisheries. itted, Respectfully sub'i1 ,�TJ1140, astable. FLMER R• 1Sbellfish G° i 1120, R p() 'T U yE y() OF HIGHWAYS �� StTo the Ct�ens z hereb of the 'row` for the y submit °f Ol'leatls : Year 1942_ �Y report a5 Surveyor of IiigllWay, clad I'' Maya 8 ahy aYs .ti Pam ear General Repairs p(1 paYrolis,_"5or 698.75 Peb, 16, Appro. $5,000. I.lighwa Track 1984.2 MoWItg a ateral 1,220.00 leigtt I'd akiug 664.30 wood 197.95 Repairs 128.81 1`,jr,Qber to %tip�he 10.75 a G�line nd Naito nt 12.50 Tools 1191 Ishal'Denlug To 29,5 Dee. 31 $al to ev 4 87 paYroll,� 5,000 Pay � llz boT R'�a�3dQ 5 �0 00 rpea! Too kg 112.55 rus eb utti g 0p Op ls 13 53 16, Appro. $? Dee 31, $al to Rev, 684.13 Roland p$n'oll � �Yo �7aa•a0 5n r o11 o%. k ow e �p pc Lar Iron �° � Rlakdses 1954'40 F baZ6 Opp Op 54 9a I)ec 22' Tasfer $1,333'0.3 19.40 :r.t. .121, ��ress app 2.53 11.00 bye 3 -� 31, 3341, to Rev. 12.64 $3,333 Pkhol� $3,333.93 $773.51 Sidewalks $ 300.00 t`h�shalanCe "Prucksr $494.00 Feb. 16, APPro' ea 162.5D e% t Sine 49.11 t and eyl� Lumber 72.07 105.45 ��l�plios 26.55 3.55 909.68 o'071- 51 to 1943 163 83 31' Bal. 97.21 " X10"'" to Rev. 2.79 00 $209`00 W, $100.00 cc° lot 1 OW $lades Road Ma c6 i b 14> �Pd f Tr ac ��ra l:Iook .67 1W. 2 Ce 18.00 66.95 Bal, 111.27 to 1943 106.73 © TP,i�CES _rO. QyQr ka1'o, Repairs on $ 26.00 5100 00 �100.00 $1,073.51 Buildings olls Labor Road Machix1erY 16, APP'*' 1j e $ 50.05 Feb' e r 8 'Iat 15.00 14.39 11 nc@ 3.14 ��l�plios 11.08 3.55 31' Bal. 97.21 " X10"'" to Rev. 2.79 00 $209`00 W, $100.00 cc° lot 1 OW $lades Road Ma c6 i b 14> �Pd f Tr ac ��ra l:Iook .67 1W. 2 Ce 18.00 66.95 Bal, 111.27 to 1943 106.73 © TP,i�CES _rO. QyQr ka1'o, Repairs on $ 26.00 5100 00 t� :a I I Payrolls--Labor Labor PayrO14- ,truck Paint 46.80 15.00 11.60 tD Der. 31, B al. Rev. g 49 0 .60 d 0 Files and p P* phase( �nnr°nriatiob Coral3any Keeie °i Sand Spreaders Feb. 0.00 $�`35� 16, Appro. $35 Pay roils $350.00 $ 350.00 -_La C �8ss��eal�r of Pipe `Sites $ 6S3reet 50 S1�s Peb• Paint 16, Appro. $300.00 Iron Wor k Trpekin6 56.10 90,00 5.25 9,24 b ec. 31 Ral 1.47 to Ilep 225.56 bee. 31 Rat $360 Op �0 00 to Rev Gui,6e oar Roiana $50 00 1'eb 16, Apl3ro. $50 00 L, Payroll ayr,ell 1lighQays $50,00 payroll Labor qse Trek _ g 187:0 ha Bter 90 PLIb: is balance pU prelgh0 stone 174.00 Dec. AApro. $1,28 1,003 g'1 ntal-'Road 177.76 11, bee, 15, county 301 g9 187.76 kaChi°iery 139.40 1,207.95 D 31' $al• to 1043 1,980.42 $3,188.3 i $3,188.37 itietl, Res ectfully subzn P ' R�L�Np L. 1 ���0 Slirveyor I I •124. TREASURER,' REPORT RECEYpTS On deposit CGeneral Town eheek14 ape Cod Tr Account 19421, 1912 ount and in trer� reee °pts $ 43,202.28 175,115.36 vocational '�� de Rur a aucatiou of �— :$218,31�'6� posit Ca al z°d Non_ Defense Workers eheckir° lje Cori real, No. 4144 -01 'ecleral aeeoant Jan TruSt Co., ReflIU4 Government 1, 1942 635.10 2,101.65 6.73 2,743.4g PAS, X221 On deposit Cener MINTS and. in tl Cape i o al Tow Treasurer ssujrarra is 1,r143 0 Accost nts $ 56 ,925.35 Treas VocaR� a1 Ea�cati 161,392,29 -`�- -- $218,31'64 urer's war allts Noh jjr ellse Workers, NO. 4144 -01 $2,743.48$ bepo_ T� � 06 �ymoea °u' ale ent Coil ACCCi1 $221, 11th ula NTH Cape Coati `aevC9s $auk ara wife 'Ytncl cuts ,�av1ja�sl�a°°. k $5,000'0() a .125- 4 423.56 "ated interest $r 8aia� $ ee In fund January 1, 1943 Mary Celia Crosb9 Find $5,0oa,00 in 2 211.35 Cod Tr : interest $5 fuucl ja 12 1943 of QrleWls N Street Light Fluid Assigned to Town �I1oa °tecl eym 53,21 gape C"th 'Savings Ba°,1;. 111 °d CQ, loo 'lve Cents ,Sa }'llloS $dll ated interest � 2,516'$ I,eaa �53�21 111 ala�ee I In fund January 1, 1943 yard 0 00 Cie Doyit Perpetual Care Cemetery � �°33�.91 n� e a C in; 3,1�g �eeINulatV l 132 91 1/ 1 'ilig5 I141 interest a �1ee ill Fund January 1, 1f)43�etcrY 1''1'3id NO Yates Rogers Ce babe 141 ila eeu� eft. �rTl'ust Co. Savill;;s led interest zest drawn laltee °n' fund January $100.00 1.50 r0 101.50 $100 00 •126. rapt. Samuel N. Deposited iu: Smith Cemetery Fund Cape Cod Trust Co -Aecumnlated i me all Dept. $100.00 1.50 y —� 101.50 13alance 1.50 j6� ad .7anuary I� 194:; Dape�Cfld ad Susanna Taylor Cem $10 etery Fund a1Ce��n atedust Co. interest avint's Dept. -0,00 less interest drawn Less interest drawn T'alance in fund Janu ary 1, ].g43 Consistijz Sna D hua an otvfn w Literary Fund �'illia d ' Yo Thos � � �� �ti h �unuad pkins ��d Deposi P,,o . ted in : C 1 el Daulat* oa P. 4tio1e Cve Cn for e n ta �� � n ed int rya av'n RR Banff Moll lance in fund J t beet. d , an1lary 1' 7`)43 . SNOW, W, 1P 70 0 70 $50.00 $4 000.00 500.00 200,0 3,000.00 $7,700-00 $7700 00 1.—.� $01078 1� 1 Treas "' ' REAL ESTATE 19;12 Dn -444"y 1, 13a1. clue 19-10 n'a flay ar y 1, Bal. due 19.11 bcc 1, INrarrant, 194'_' �� 1�batekeOm ttecl Asscssm� "re ft sided' 194:2, after paymen , paj(l ri`l'e laid Zr as acct. 1940 410 ells. acct. 1941 All at i eaS acct. 1942 e `hated 1940 ,n 1942 �eollected 1941 fax I'itl ed 1942 � e Acct. 1940 Aect. 1941 itle Acct. 1942 TANGIBLE y 1, Ral. clue 1.9 Bal. due 19 ee. 18' NVarrant 1942 ' Omitted A.sse' h�l T��aS acct. 1940 ,jr,I)OIRT 33�•�1 19, 005.17 ' 1.1'1 fir. ;70101 15. 905 50 5420'35 11 17"j5 - 40`T' g5.45 5 10375 95 Paid Tress acct 1941 Paid Treas acct. 1942 Abated 1940 Abated 1942 Uncollected 1940 Uncollected 1941 41 ected 1942 •128. 1342 140TI j ASS ]ESS'VIENT january 1 13a1 January 1 due 1940 141ay 28, w rranf 19 1941 42 Paid Tress, acct. 19 eas• 40 19 aec Un sheets acct 1942 Uncollected 1942 1) r, Cr. 1942 POLLS '1411,145 arch2' 1941 4, ,br' ant 1942 paid � Paid Tree; `acct. as. acct 1 42 Cr 1,1�8.2t 8,263.2' 20.00 13.51 21,25 77,99 910,30 $11,012 '`' 74,41 420.03 11a3� 3Q6.9 0 20.4' 113.13 0 79 $ 00 1 pS6,00 $1,0$8 00 2.00 902.00 ,129, 131 Oct Abated 1942 $1,088.00 EgCIS� 11 D ���1LER OTCR. VEHICLE AN X42 pr. 117.4' llar(arY 1) Bal. clue 1941 2793 .55 `�Dri1h 12, 'Warrant 1.942 1,659'55 '141 14, Warrant 1942 34 F. r9 beDt,14, arrant 1942 g1'73 fee, 4r 64.01 arrant 1942 Warrant 4�g46 194`? 4 33,61 *4,86.6 �batee landed, 104, rat after payment, ref 1 7 4� 60 �y to Cx� 11 Teas �, 061 1 !1 V AN Aeet. 1941 bat Nt ed 1942Acct. 1942 66.93 59 °1lecte(1 $4,997, 1942 1949 25 151 S e� a� a� TO O$ 0 Vary 1{l of Uncollected 1911 T• � Ible Personal 1'z' °1'ez'tY 5,4 ",9 41 15 xa� azble Personal FroPerty S' 17'790.45 1g 1 �4 azble Personal Prop er 4 X3,13 al Estate l�4 l�e�l 12 Estate I2 166.93 /114 1 40th °th Assessment e �J/'338.� Assessment sez$� 0t0r � V ehiele and Trailer (3w' of S o R� Lp14 IV 601jeet -130, REppRT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND ME To the $oaor — ~� able Bo I her and of Selectrae>I: and I4Te e'vith submit th t5 ages for the year 194 rl of the Sealer of - vVeigb - platforra� ov y Not Cori' platforztt O'v r 10,000 lbs "masted Seale. Sealed deva Coulter t° 21000 lbs 1 X00 1 1 CDrrnter, to 51000 lbs 5 $ear, tinder er 100 lbs. 6 BPrI7, 10 100 lbs. BPrin -'M r 51000 lbs. 1 6 ''anti" er 100 lbs. 1 6 persoll under 10 1 Avoird }�eigher 0 lbs. 3 it 1''iquiduPois (slot) 8 1'igai easures x over ago -lie erasures' 1 gal. 2 55 �uantit rams (1 gal. or less 1 Oil fie Y measure. 14 Meter asI . g s °a P'wa 2 l(ero S, 1 inch ljuxaps Ps 2 sere one islet Meter over asures `� 1 Greaae 1 inch uilet 10 37 Yard s i , ag devices 10 2 4 tees co]leetetl � $ � Paid t ens 20 181 hesPeetfully s urer, $35.29 ubrnitted, �b a q or C. BAR:NARD, red r °f Weights and JeaStz ASSES-SONS 1 "(1n5 l,a''e D e seetiorzal f the WV11 ��e Uriirg this past ye�rr ttVa mar nelitho of lass at I,Ea lr4d(led to dirt i`iles. 1L JICN tinted 9, ender g {'Up off official road names Iles been p i1]cI be e °' �e, slio q � e work °print'° at pled an 4"1 of the opiriio�eommenld that an apps Copp be Made in 1943. I ittetl' Respectfully slibnl �XG r + cl LEROY0 A ". J p�1�S, AL0N x�, of or le jAgES DI Assessors -132, REPORT OF FINANCE C© 1�1[ITTOLAI FOR ►� YEAR � "-�� 194 To the Honorable Eoard of f Selectmen and the Citizems of the Town f o Orleans ; The Finance Committee on April 6th with Mr. Met and organized :liitehell E' E• for 1`l Li , Eldredge, chairman ecretary, The resignation of Mr. I`ivmgston was aece Nickerson and and ltixl'S UrUan at a later meeting Mr. was electeol t Faring the d to fill the 1ledley pud to the Year transfers Were October, f°llow�g aceo ere made from the ants. Reserve R.ese 6 Welfare De 6 Miscellaneppartment 6 `6�� Oa Parks and Playgrod December- 15� 1 Moth 1) s x2p. 00 Hart 22 'Silow 22 Parks R��oval 200'00 24 Cake of Town bum n� 1, 91,63 ', 00 0 fies $2'500•0 pectfull Y bubniitted, MITC:Imb, See' gee• 1Pinance Comm , l.3- AN 11 Ts ' � E PING � 0 1lE C OMM E MASSACOS�mTs ONWEALT11 Ag4���LE, SS. p�•leaus � the °£ Ex�G �tycr of the Constables Of the Town G setts? a°£ $arllstable 995, ll ants te the came of tlxe CommonAVealfb n the inlzabTowa Ia cl To ebY directed to �iotify �nelectio •d j o'v�- T, vu' qualified to vote i iu saz Y ,lE "neet at the TO,1A I 11 � f FF$ U�e t° 3 00 the FIFTEENT11 day ° n an the to eO loll cl°,ek in the afternoon, tl e �1T and 0 of) 1 �0Owill.a articles in this WAPgoI�IE (�) 14TIJ day t tie F IIALL in. ORLEANS; at N f�TEE ecessarY S n Qlt-tNOON on TUESDAY' ell to elect all i A 4 Px Y NEXT, then and the' 1 OD )fir d CE RS. � I s TO BE OPEI�I �' N1NF fop 01 (' Town 4etlole Tivo P. M. the ,'ruala d °the' 00ey 4tco To act uPO-u en 'late es 9��enclations) of the 'Seleetd apps °� ye �e BakeCOmmittees and False ap to to a cOt°3en' 'tic `vill Vo e Sale �a 4 2' To see if the ToNv0QVal oti� lAtl° U1 °1olle' otP ensurer with the app All a 41 "'ori e O i foy to ° t ay iroirr time to eaa ]31110 `�aDle Aliiveil °a h, 444 ls$ e he financial year b e fox} paYay be l Secti I�l t° a note or notes ilze1Qtes as ice �vit1� og renew any note of v accord, p �1. less than one year in T°lv to e ly �elieral Laws. avy� t, to �P� cl �� 9 tt4L f ' To see what su er Tzeasui'3 tIj gel .roan the surpIlls in in 1943, -134, Article ever 4 To see if the mown will appropriate tivliat_ money is received Year for eceiv tile of the Sno the Clog tax of the previtlte Tr teeI for the Library, to be available b3' pease of the Lib chase of books or any other la'vvful. e- Article tltet�Z. ssi the ne C4aif the Town will elect a Town d; General Extension Service, as provided Laws Chapter 128. Article instruct the b'bit . Selectmen see to act the Town will authorize a od and the tah to of to control g or P Seawoims eel ,regulate and/ s }� an > and /ors ana ally and all kinds of sltellfi a ta1;e shell to iss dim e4tebing shellfish ana to ue licenses to plant, brow' f or control fish sees and Plant shell for the purpose to Mari /or o town aut ne Msheries wit . in any manner pr" L he of red by Ch al,,tery�Ch pterhin toe coastal waters f act a 130 f the General vs as ter G4 0f the laws u0w 11 of the Acts of 1941 and/or ails thereto pertaines Of 179grad eluding Section 5 of C d Article /or to do or act anythIl 0 app o) to b a su m se if the Town se and iAent e paid t to e will vote to a al se °f per °f a f ree bed the Cape xceed Five Hundred Dell ll- Tow,, son6 eerti d'n the C0aaspital for the establis accord tnic ltnablledtQY the 1 P t al for care and treatol , Le ° With Pay for ee men to be residents of tits therepnr tapce auyecti °u 74 of such care and treatnneii�t'rl aetran xn re at Out thereto andea act Article the Asses � g To to A ar s see if Day f. ox he its VQ t }i xnm °o£ars f; po) n three aflll wn twill vote to Ile Article Pour till nared Y}0 'Rna too ass fifty ta,to To see if dais ($400.) fordthe saxrie' the T'otvu will vote to raise ,135, pollars Fif ty � 1h0• SS of the rOP"ate the sum of One hundred 1,apte, 6 the 1�,_th1P1 °Y patrol service, as reClu1xE and announced eat of by of 1941 fined depart as �rQetal, of the division Of forestry iti tire fire liazarcl, �lialeay, �5cr i ltinter to 6 vatto : to be of class tliree o n the °ed by said Act. will autho Otte Rod 10, To see if the T °tvitIvith the of "r4eu to expend, iu ep0pezatlended balanunder Cba ar either of then, the urtexp for °ott� and 1g4�� tv 9p aua appropriated by the T°jvneais 1041ts and f ottd 'it. of the iii the Y polls de( General Laws, -,! 'the Eipltt9 expep 1grf2, I tic e@ .sum of Nine Hundred 941 and upraised 'Pa_rt. bt su nts «08(}.42) raised in 1 $1,000.), . t the lott of One Thousand Dollars { °n NVlticl agree. Of of any road or roac le,neua3 a`itl'orizre' t �lr Z'Wic Warks and the So `�� j °.11 o e of tl �p�,en Ile'Seltic'le 11. To see if the T° o e t e first'ivo11" ale ip X14 days by 114 a dn]eti to sell, after notice rteep tali Select' aka e by l3ostinn such town fou r °Pert ille Sele t' l�'I 1 114blic place in the ware sale °Ped that such sge � tort, le the sale, or at pri e, vro -Vi to told or, to ��4 It V Eder tax title pro �Y utliort .0ade�uate' ansf er 9 r ixisoever they ill ela tr e effect de t action guy bid wbic o. t1ie3Y -Vote e 1?110 tlt ill itq� tt�cle el tive thereto- the Togo the R500') gyp °lla e Se. To see i T� "clay Reserve Ac Xu>ld�ed � �autltoria ers, ally l �° Thousand Five will urct Lot, t p e- tstrkIhttQe 13• To see if the TOW" Ilse °f t1f0r s to and the ►file flf th Sell, for the donoes in tee real trlsX of 4�e , the e wood now .stair d fro"' t ease sp ect- Q�� e•fr °tea ae to beat the sole e�o�. ttest rte Set a d lot er ticaild to fix the price T t� IQlll. i'eq le 14. To see if the ��'ll It •13G, l. en to lay out a part o£ the same Totivil 1izay over the premises or over an'` in a deed fro 'sometimes Balled De ' • any 1lailro m the Trustees pot square, described ad Com °f the property of the Old Col - eoy of the NT y P� , Debtor, and Trustees -of the prop Inpany, Debto , New Ha�'en and Hartford Railroarl recorded in the r' to the Tow $ n, dated July 21, 1942 anti Book a9 e Page arnstabl 434 County Registry of Deeds in Article 15, To 8 and brti port of the Select the Town. will accept the doings ary 6th 1943, ref me�= filed with the Town (;lerl; 03 �7ay, of a , p°rtio �v follow. 16 o£ Depot Square,lsolcalled t as a To � os SOW a by`lalas. ee if the Town will vote to adopt the Acc n s aer is q'here e °ants o£ un Wider the hall be au anneal audit of tlz in. accorda the Depart supervision of the Director of the Geller lee tivith the provt o£ Corporations and Ta -Kation, haws ns of Sec. 35, Chapter 44 01 lathe title 17. T e t0 the To se '�v the resider ram"' hat action the Town will tape re' iclence ofrO yzzzie $tdlaYde n may running from neg r Articl E' SnoNv, n no to near the 1 riate the e 18 To be used , sum 2eyee i£ the Town ro1y, the Com c°pperati en 1Zun,dre will raise and app tr, wider0`Iwealth on with th d 1''lfty {$750.) Dollars acts ill Vision of has e County of Barnstable 1.10 , the they hgpters�� o�ett$, or either of th �l th the et an the General LaNvsi u T ®�n,e present' T °�u damendrnent ripral' s pro ton ° playgm thereof, to ell Artie pert at thaer0si °u. ud at the Orleans BeCthe priate the 19, t place d the protection of out au e %off TO see . I) en °£ TWO It tile To d, epar meurge the xis, nndred `($201i11 raise and aeari g tivater 1X010 £ D useiof the Vir i i �k ,137• authorize ,,ill `rote to the To�vji the article 20. To see if the I�o�vninliabitl of tile for the #qb Qara of selectmen to appoint all mtiy clesiV Lavys , ,e a COnstablc wliom said 13oacd rls of the d¢nce election an y1°lritio accox be °mtn d prcisectitioi� of to1sI elifislxer, 130, td �it4 tll on}�Fealtli relatly La",s, C1 of 1941; died fig, a e provision; , of Genel-al acts 00 i,l ?•i4, dmcncled by Cliapter 5(o of celedinn Fif eelses of seta 41-' " appropriate a snn1 �alax'y and ��� Chinas then I ) Dollars to pay ar r Oci ; rt and to do and to act lrex b a usiness ti la! request) any of rna article 21 And to act n1j0u Cr. Y }el;ally come before the ineetiilm � 16, 1�,�3. oifieers: T TUESDAY, E, foll °1vtng ° vote for the election of the 4� Year' �egr5v �4e � r °derator for One r s, r, ree D �eleetman for Three Yea]! S' e ° Yegzs, Ode -&S Y scssor for Three c lit rs, We if ai Tllx ee Nle 1cmber Board of 1>ub ltlh fol On 'ember of Board Of "lea e � � r °.r, the �, °wu Clerk for. 011e � Year' 1 ears, Ne own Treasurer for pee �Yoll 1 tree doe COtlee-tor of Taxes for ee for ItoArs� N4eznber School Co'nlmltt Three Year Ot�e "114tee Snow Library f for 011e Quo Coeyor of 1Iic ll`v gear, stini? ne hstables for One ears ears' 1'° e free Wardeia f o�' Oxle Y llree ¢z1t' es ELIO t h `ark Commissioner for T Wari Tees 4 �. I serve this °st 0 test are directed tl ?e tb e Y 1' 4t na yon to Sei i e e at d copies° thereof r, .138. store of 1lrilliara -Al' Hi least before the t 9gins in said Town seven days at me of holding said meeting. Varrant, with Your doing, , and make due return of �'t tirle and pi thereon, of g re aforesaid. Town Clerk, a Given under hands 11 the forte tbree� °f °urrLord one his AV day of FEBRRU� c' Thousand nine Hundred LEROY A. NICKERSON, ALONZO 'W. JONES, g tr ue JAIIRS BICk ATTEST: Selectmen of Orlca • .................. Constable. ANNUAL IZEPOIZT OF -f iE SCHOOL OF -rfiE NS TOWN Of � pSSACy�s R FOR THE' SEA 194" DECEIS413ER px.Mted bR TAE C;r ga$ ' Hai -140, ORGA'NIZA-TION John 11 8"00L COBUdITTEE R0 * Walsh, ger p Smith Chair'na, 11ennie ' nIlth Term U, xpire, 13, Lake Term U,,,cpires 1943 Term ExPires 1941 "1011 STJP -tp'INTF,X][)ENT OF scHOOLS oharies III Pratt, A.M. PHYSICIAN White, X.D. BaRoo, Ge °rKe cede rjc.k novles Savo (DANCE ,vp,T '0%T Needed ORLEANS IFINA1401AL Wcoded io 1913 in 1912 Qt')qL'RAL CONTROL: 4 001 Committee salaries ,�4� les and Expenses er"Itcljdent of Schools E' orcement of LaW 044-13 $ 1 625.00 salaries Ogee S �?'. 9 1 1,585.04 PxPeiises u 1104-00 9.0, Tt elPabg and Teachers 39.0' 426-00 Sii�A es s '57,81 24'418.4 444. ATIO-\ ItOrs. LT: 1,500 92-35 65 0.00 !' Gas, Janitors) '74,16 7'o27 IIDPliep, S00.00 IiPa T 2- XN ANCE: 67 =515 7 Replacenie"It 5 lJpkeep '$ �I )(ILIARY AGENC"�S I 70ffl Nth �kt 5 00 ,300' I)Ortation �N, oarting pl,,]LIe, Glracl� '�31.03 14 585 00 11q. s1jr- 4ee ")a, Athletics, "111eli, etc. Grounds and 313-55 ildillgs I f t` 1 •242. � 'ery EquiAwent 9,287.338 2,600.93 900.00 Total �� 1942 PProgriation —` $49,381.40 �`� :x;49,236.00 Refunds 49,381.00 1.77 1942 Ex penditures $49,382.77 49,381.40 Balance $1,97 NET E "Pellditure COST OF' SCHOOLS s fo moon r 191p, Ails* is due —. YEAR 1942 °n Ac etleral City of gostoneh4 °l Euntl in 1942 $ 49,381 "40 Part u'tlon 1 $2,900.00 �ansPortation $675,95 „Town of 136.51 Toles of �tha� Tuiti �� e on �s 812.46 gece- eMptster Tuition Ats for 4,549.72 MaSg I netball Ga u orient 'nes 3,179.03 of Pt. S r fo 001 'Q it ihools 192.25 Ikeeee e1tals and other fro 395.66 T to I 4v0r11 m la e�oriters Releas 106.00 ecI Net %Tile t Coat i7.5O 16,81 1.6� 'ember Decemb — �_ 1942, er ntil b B $ after the 'it Ivas notri`gSt4r. Tuitio 4ks Iy eceive n was rend erect Do- ilrer ere close a� 1 �s enOrleans tbEa e• itede ,1.43= or 19'12• fete' by the Orleans Treasurer or the al tA�d Tuition to Bristol Coualty Agrlctltur 7p0 00 �ehool for the year enclinp Decem5e1~ De " 31, 1942 t for the year $128.00 ioual School Reimbursenleu ending .August 31, 1941 i. •144. "PORT OP THE To the School Gomi cSUpPIRiNTLNDENT 01:'' SCEC)OLS nttee of 01.]eans: Herewith Z submit b the Annual The year has been eltoal Deport of 194'2: tainty due to one of will observe pnditio general change and 'ulcer" ery • ns resultant; from the tear. A5 you a decrease oftn another part of of pet°ber ttvent this report, there has been 1941 y one in total enrollment between dates Of eleven and 1942 are nets Since and tivo of Six of our high school faculty last our tt1 program springy eleme$tary school faculty of f° epal Gy ©f the high echo There }lave been changes in the Leonard'meut ° due to requests from the 'ed in his for Are -in uction report training as noted by e The lunch of the high school. nzployees ►vitlt fo m is no dates ods suAAle�Operated by means of x IV Alus c0ntnto ' • „ The evening furnis ented by agricultural s fense„ tr, ,b classes in "�utd by the federal got'ernxnen�. g'ov�auiint; are allo}oe school Youth National D � out reeard note by rntnent the ° abe limit d to admit men and 'It'Om al drleans have school releaser} $Y request of the fede ed al b7 en, tvonj t0 be used 2Iia of typewriters 0tyri from efensc Thn and equi In national defense. faettl 3 school hasm'It have been called to na.tr0'31 netveemt° Prot/ detudent body ly plied its quota, of persorrn& nest Ahasis o nstructi 'We are attempting rxeweie here ekbers o£ Old apes Let in nett' subjects and I ?lae hate bee,, 3 that ur faculty me give Clue credit to t$ e many abl met so `}'eSC manas well as to those twh° x9e s Of lea° e Ae °Ale ell, it y and varied responsibllrt s© rema, hepg m you is no trifling lose e matter to s 14r. ' to Carr is also roll see listed tit our table ``C° ;P` '( h �,Wl i' work }ard t��ortsveitsatt aceprnpli0hment for tlro$ . �cl'° ]h sresul to en, tnanot the hit;lt sch �s follO4t19 the ool °me} °}tat �nalle °llntettt ©fft 'lies out Of tOW", than that Of last otye. r•e �t t$, .145, geuior attending °Unst folar 1 ;� 4t Mme, tyre have 138 stttclents for the F been school. The attertclttnce record " eounlr leas > 0111 has been rather poor. 117110op'lln tv °' SForsible aus absences, bee" re to e of the majority of leas b 0lag you the farms and in the st01Vc are Oil 11",ee ell 1 at'niber of other absences those tI,lto r, a gig ottr yowl v+ *ot'h °f e are at call' tot g° 0d s g men do the ett,'ees' of the government• t d t1lat tee st be direr me °it'd the understa nitt a sa 1 ' thoroualhly entire effort ltrtt'e paad aer °' ,art usitt Our min titre tlalltinn r p 0f ess as usual. d `fl, tvinnitrt}. -with this in efliolrt tram trrse tics 'n' our courses of stud) -. relimiltarof atir co the tt, ii1{ms ev101 '']'hc . Which provides for t1ti�a�F a Fartp e �. ht ttve ,aviation cadets, is .,alter to th ,lid rlith�cls. acid is in charge Of Trtt•is at'atlflbeell slrotdeP�,rt 41� 4, ."Partmeut. This conr.siest ltas 11dy Alltvar� 0 Imltniteu'0r classes. Great ante itr tl1e st tberr Educa Progress has been ma.cle relate sic$} ett" eI hems have been instructed t° 0,tr Pit Strennt' orura.l l as toy ' tvar effort sitireneSS' e 0£ i rhea d �e 1 sable to the rr�Yres t.lre ris 11 bra lass r� Aartmeilt is streysiit° a„rT V r e a c qli the attd muscular eoorclirtat° e'i eases• tie r ee Due fig es ttincl Lod building e- acle t° in So to ips0ire °�1e�@aties y is being' men dies of th , an effort our sttt s 4 vial ,g xvith thise conf"O"te(I bytrtrg the, cl Pr °6ltss del �6�tte ctence grow s are recli.rV crless gat ri'l ;fir 0f � °del rrr, � ttud p of tlje proms 7ndnsi tltOb l o yr jrt,s �14t ' IV, 110, .(Ye l3onston of oL1ra lar (Ye ola Tile. �ttsta11 ds, +rti Is ha, slion elro YI ert° ales vtng made in our Air °rX 9r`shov P lanes' ' for use in the Army this tt atire the P ffflrr tt et�� ave to and f oate their orlc 0 P '10�' 01.01 be exact, thirteen boys 00'}10 clew s for is a . �D} ntrd e h Aet. y Satttrclay 13°t1ds }lava E time lras at urea and some and da 0,11 0.00 ¢� 4111 se of Wartarnlsbo�rt frft SFet't ev11eita �a � ehool. W e buy lr.a.we for �Rhte�nesday. Finally, We systeV3 rill air raid safety' -146. been tsorked o are pleased to ut and frequent drills have been held. ,"re report that the entire student body responds well durang each blessing to our to The five -cent llet meal has been a hat dish of hearty town Students nOty a Surplus of food, a gala Pay five -cents for Possible. T�nodities F, d and a dessert. The use of can obt . g0 along s and A`TPA Help has made this lieve aln a halt _pint of h the fine dinners students 110V that the ser Pin milk for of great one Penny. I firmly be_ cost to benefit to b of hot meals with good milk will be a meal ottr school our Yount, People. The approximate see to • I sincerely ho Present time, is about four cents durin It that our child hope that the People of the town will g their, entire n Zvilj be able to obtain such rule At this ti sta a15 of our sch time I tvly Our school. articles,, °01 for their to .thank the many good friends The so gifts Of magazines, books and other to the seh called "Pen federal governmiedren Mader aka, has been made availablT der this err, nt In coo Program sponsored by the distributor's angem lit the eration with, a local agency' pays ane plant is cost Of milk delivered at t11e do Penn Paid by the n and a to y Per half government.. The child cents used c Air Pint t0lVard the' cost of distribn- b pays the rest. ills commlpte half Pint ("hurler Glue In Orleans the nl x from ttee aP ra Tile child The delivery cost is 1 / Plem the `'chooj ves t'hc Pa Pays one Bent and file school to ffered by federget.` This of the other half cent them 14TrRreat deal surplus fo led ��vitll the jurlclt slll�i $a q Ol to th ods enables the seilo of Baal lecardson has carte children for little lnoncj' f1.p11�1 operat loll lge a project assistil� resPOnsibility of iccepill' fi to th of rna ct regiiir b to Plan the menu. S -I`ess foods length of ti peOPle. Tllcareful Planniri�, "Ind the c°' steps may be avail e during eve seem' to be a question as y well be ken l�f thetp11i1IlTCZll ]p anti ser�'lcej an earl es the y date to guarantee its 147- d mind ec body au eat t� �i Hcalt.h and development Df uolly imp °� ac. national defense. 1s it not less expense ayin.4 v °r local problem 2 18 it anymo� �ernntent povicle tl�°service through the federa t, nld be to e °Use r t,.r01jg11 federal taxes than meat }lis �overy T b �d�rl Save all the overlle", of school lung lie o1119 h lie PUrellaSed at w1iole"'Ide £Ol use• � `YOrtl7 call as it call be urellasecl for 110111efs it not st • p rice. tp 1$ 101 sel S11por, a eost� preparation au�d report As ant 0ustOn submits the 10 lo«'in n vt�nmsf °n Ala al Va,in1110 Masse orhers Q] elr Production is ; e Ural and Noll-R1117,11 Pol•sp1 dtictlon s)Zi °ll ehse' raining of Mural aullPh,oill or 2, seal �in the Practical Arts S tulle ` s far b niber 3 1.941 and closed ]�,qve tilt, A ;t,t,'' �a ��ber 7, 1942. Two onto ileceollrse f °is��YS16 the e S7, Metal Work anti of Cach the cot, se 14 ar ll"011ment at the encl nd of cater 31 c1sa�i 2 Total on roll at eI,cl of the course 14 `1-k c5 3 Total on roll at estd of the eo" 16 3 Total on roll at end of fil cotuse�do', (ith c9 4 Total 0111 oll i1t CIO of the offered tl oil C11 ' �111�'4 �naary objectives oflSIMI courses ioll and cosy tr tp nl ogr am are rej)ai1 °pee n1c tt,re as it ,c���ti0n farmers in the fl,lt.1 ecl 11et1 era a re, 1 ll of farm ma.chill Serve lvitb pro, I,() `'arQ r qualify persons to d e1s t,c �' cs in ecballi�e �vorl� ,rod e cr Basin ly m fuel ar l a ds e ilr'4cafe a reservoir of T�otei1 illto �� dew Aida s st - traliling who n7 a3'1 ©ccRSiQ� aod� coJJr$� r i f' ,Sal dial enlpj.oyment as tie selcctt trallt,° dal ises. flfer5oe ' s a device fo tile sPec1 1 Vers llcse con del -Into advent r111a oil1� rural and 13 oil- e)l cn gears or older, m8 9 { t� 1, -148, pederal funds appropriated g ex- penditures for O.S F under the Pict autborizin„ Practically A• courses may be expended to cover the b y all costs when budgets have been approved by Tassachusetts Department partment of Education. The faculty Vocational by the School Com r Training mittee o£ Orleans to carry on th`' ha�ung been prining. program is very good, all teachers Of Education, u51p approved by the State Department manifested b splendid spirit of cooperation has been y the p and public officials - P11Y Board, the School Committee l `vor a success I wish ping to make this very essentia' s many helpful suo express my sincere appreCiat t35 c�sm Offered by ggestions and constructive er or grain would rw Ise ,rsOusstedectly connected with the Pro- by an appro �e the serious ous consideration of a plan Where - oivn shop. the day hie in vocational education inay be ob centrall This shop h school students of Orleans in their 1 van y located well appointed w ed fin tagcs to offs It '�vouI , well equipp ad- section of a vo d appear to have definite this proved the Cap," cational training center for by the eparfty per cent of such work as is aP' the State e a few year l�ety projects nt Of Education is reimbursed for young peas to start the also are allowed federal aid and sh pie a voeatio m going' I believe that for ma d5s that 5,0111d , be en, real course is a distinct acl.vantage shop, 30 of the echo ged. Such a school would r. 01-01 lated to th mn9t be spenlme must be spent at �vorli to e chosen feel shop �'hil then study of subjects directly it r to�ov be Possible actical end other 20TO may be spent Tat er th to se tlonal value. I believe t car f z reoantire costcofe, 5ta e and federal aid stlfficie t eful st1ldy. mend this prInstruction for the first Ye`I!�ud as one worth early Mr. br43'ton re ALpT ports that }1'e is using the social, political .149- l emergencY the global �,Iasses. call° rom Mic problems arising f. IN,ork of IIiS firtOroJVtll Ie of much of the ilit strative a the sawe. oustitut- 1 t ejples and techniques eons bject 0101 Grades one Y of pupils mid change °f the Year utrY, acid outstanding developn1ent °f ©tlr C °'� <<TJWtecl d b Town, grllt w evelop the topics : "Our• e �� C° 1ch %rf 14Y Allies." Grades Seven and < <civPla fire cllool • IaYs rat £ °r Victory." Itt the hlV sets and dlsp tQ�I' NVorkin- to Win-" P°st a Tessa `� Arepared to convey a thou, and USX t. "fil' depfirt s a 'farce ki. T NSTI�.UME�T�L lies ,e is rs, ��assi re orts as foilo�irs °� vet be fore) listens $s thane well a Weil fl Crisis music, more el,s as olk fis r �ojl� files and socializes perform home f sable iu der es good fee amore° file indispen o wontlle is h � e fighting forces. Music battlefiel . mere ��nit3' To life as well as in the cres Us all conl ales Of e that the government well as o 0030 or- ► uric in the schools as s dnit 01 tiefillY a order to bolster our Morale- tY of a e prfic aaity al �ti oul'S� o�vin� to Lack or So '01,00 fot c° fan 0 °Zjg n Or 11sle lell fly the school music Isle m ops re on su 5 tta organizations left to fuxn �•anl atl eaSUre scbo°ls to �s even those feNv adultrai.ge mss? then doiztg it °xlst have to depend t0 the 01anitY ,st of tit ! 4 Z the schools. Such be"J" c°� s consi Z oration to 1 gr °nP dart udous obli„ enta 20 �lht. the Orleans Instrum s 14 �° -tll r.ade SYWP110nette elan eel g n la , �eg�ers best bit to tll` 4a�a t and e fisnre o the brie '�hestra + as the la1v 1.gedT'�is giylnd n e try ZI h School h title 1 oJjal.l 1s t goo the Cape. Th'sr1 - al Le Peration that P -150. orchestra. The orchestra has twwTo 'Var Bond Ital! s. Participated already iu been aece Se members of this orchestra hal "' pied in the r . appreciation an �e ;� England Festival Orchestra. 1KY Club for their , tereq g0 also to the Orleans WO111a.a many gays helped that in the orchestra. This chub h-as ill ly. tic I11rs• Tassi is Proving chestra, both morally and materl`c tic ally all private instru ion all taking care elelTlic 1^ of tary groups well as conductinn A section VOCAL MUSIC "Music o£ tl'e report of ilti.,s Anifantis is -as foil allowvs' musie, especial morale and wily day `'tirri T, y 'n national unity. That is to- of -* S nb patriotiersocboois) is so very important Its ww °e hol ngs make our children conseio het,s Sing 0nr dear that n �1LIn and °f the task that lies before t1 our re l)as played t0 Victory•' history has showvn 11 TV 1E Pertoize wye shalta very vital part in wear times S mss' school sou still have our folk songs art soupy' chorals, cantatas voti a i and fun songs Instead of stressin`? ng more ti e that wvi11 me toathe nd Polyphonic singing, we are ; virtue, of dete us for Victorging of patriotic songs�s °the y and songs which glorify fs oyful noise before t heart.' Znoeracy he}1Lor ation that can sing and m,Ut1 change iu t th d, has the spirit of Victol3' no mlLsi he fmlda elen'entary school, there has lbeen e c e0nsists mental th readin mainly of Program In the first grade to the ao g is developed - rote songs and rhythm work• �11 in urtlt Grade wve inn the g of romp ro secofld and third grades n- fifth ds Tw _ dnce twwro_ part music ww'ith the sltl,e glade and pre Part music is f cd i11 r in the atli parati ©n urther develop i . specil'ie aiin, Gaels' Ill the • is 'Wade far three -part "I -I1j. the same as inor high and high SelloolT to Joni Previous years." D1 'White gives the A�Tx si- ollowving report as school P11 ie ,f51� other Years e as late ti ell the '� al e' "This year hits been ulu idcnl GA this fall. the usu in ep #or the wwfhooping cough cP Marlred b3 al gr1PPe lrlt�l and early spring m011ths wvcre n1ild intestindays. at that later in the spring lieca111e a one or twvo aPPeared �t. l'ePt the victim ollt al school f�sea;es als ©f the Pres- �r. scattered ctltes of children's he�inuivl; eak after t��lo the year. Last Jn11e s�1w ;' the leached its started in t},� tl�irlein1e of ww llocl lixrn cough that apParent'l� the sum dl �inin of school. 'this disca�tixtued d�p�,ing of that 11 1 °t of scl�o°1 age• It ter this p1101 e am °ntlls and reached it:s Pe`.ellt y of 0r1mPe n,ah Oble es Ism tq s• Thei•e is a cough app1 that at t1h a P1 fr °n` fjirial�Prosimately three wwTechsho pi11g eo exclnaed e of k,tit U'1' betwveen grippe ,tncl hale bgel i0111ar tyP a,t��l result that some cllildr a this par ur dur' i 1n se °�h ce at school because as scl�oo � gas' bons bond outlines het wwrp1 163 l.G r.hoals2 as follows : 81 Visited 636 Visits vice ld ser 1519 ryfr' }cl vl is admitted to nurslu�ases 600 111tS to allcl in behalf of er G00 e�ti °s lug visits and �ctoU 38 Q 141 by nursep111 IAN nations by Physician in s 3� t �`tti °u , ihysician with eNamin 1�J j hill tea � I, } tarp by dentist 5$ a lhspections 15 lso�t� °0m inspection 6� Ott e� hsent hoxm �2 � 01 11a0a sent home �v and measured Uhae Weight nleally� ight ndica.pped children1 •152, .153• , little improve - Public lectures attended in excellent shape' � Class roam health talks 11 have been maintained h sical condit Health bulletins and and the 3 ment is made each year physical e netiv high school build - ti for the to complete the Posters 280 ent needed chairs Free milk issued during the full list of equipzn Tablet arm chairs and art Year throurrh the ing is being secured- in the laboratory, generosity of Ratai °y aid , ° � l seating, Woman s Clubs requirements uirements for chairs for the cafeteria and more with Canto �a ' tables for the art room of the Year. A clinic room Scarlet Fever g us Diseases the close in the base - were secured at has been developed be Whooping Cough `? and lavatory X trust that a �E3'i' order der 35 running water a school. meat of the elementary o£ the fuel shortage may Diphtheria inimize the effects Anti Toxin Clinic Held found tom ro`vth of the educational pro„ September, October � that the general g Number treated and 1Voveiuber - - Pre - school 11 continue. ectfullY submitted, School Resp 1 G1LkR1,ES H. PRATT, Dental Clinic 18 Superintendent of Schools. Number treated c Held in October School grades 1 - 6 20 Prophylaxes Temporary fillings 16 Permanent fillings 37 Extractions G Total operations 14 Chadwick Chest 73 X- rayed Clinic field in November Adults 24 Children 13 AudiozneteY 11 Tested Test Held in November Retested Defective hearing 254 T believe 30 that the town of 25 cellent shoiving in Provi Orleans went favorable to ditIg an is making an ex., bodies and correct develop euvirollmeut and equip - attitude; and p active minds, healthy iug of the ` AnIeriean way d al�preeiations of the mean- The school, buildings B 154, Boys Girls SCHOOL CALENDAR 15 79 Seven years or over and under sixteen — year Elementary School,.: 1942 - 1943 94 September 8" to December 24, 1942 Grade In public day school membership: January 4 to February 16 weeks 73 days 19, 1943 March 1 to April 16, 7 weeks 35 days 1943' 26 to June 18 1943 7 weeks 35 days Seven years or over and under sixteen 8 weeks 39 clays Junior and Senior rfi gh Schools. 8 weeks 182 days ; September 8 to December 24, 1942 16 weeks 73 days January 4 to April 16, 1943 April 26 to .Tune 18, 1943 15 weeks 74 days $ weeks 39 days Graduations : 39 eev k 186days Eastham— Wednesday, June 16 Orleans— Thursday, June 17 1943, 7 :go P.M. 179 clays Chatbam- -Fiida ' 1`943, 8:00 P.M. 184 days Hamvieh-- Friday' June 18, 1943, 2:0o P.M. y, June 18, 1943 185 days There will be no school sessio $ :00 P.M. 1.85 days Schools will not be held. held on graduation days. Labor Day — Sept... be 7 ou the folio «ring days Columbus Da L ' 194 Monday Armistice Day —Nova er 12, 1942 — Monday County Institute tuber 11, 1942 1VIdnesday Thanksgiving-_NTov 26 and 27 Friday Christmas Day — December ' 142— Thursday and Friday '�ir�a.shington's Birthday —February 1942~Friday Memorial Day, observed Ma nary 22, 1943 — Monday New Year's Day and p y 31, �1943�:Vlanday tian periods. atriot s Day come during vaca- The Fall Terra of the School ulecl from September 7 year 1943 - 1944 is sched- weeks --with the usual da 1943 to December 24 1943 -16 on account of l�alicla y. when schools are not in ses3ion Sehools close at 110011 and County bstitute. eember 24, 1942. noon tote day before Christmas, De- '155' ORLEANS SCHOOL CENSUS — October 1, 1942 Boys Girls Five years or over and under seven 21 92 15 79 Seven years or over and under sixteen 113 94 Distribution of the Above Minors Grade In public day school membership: 9 Five years or over and under seven 26 Seven yearA or over and under sixteen 168 In private school membership: 2 Five years or over and tinder seven 0 Seven years or over and under sixteen 0 Not enrolled in any day school: 7 Five years or over and under seven 10 Seven years or over and raider sixteen 1 207 BY GRADES -- October 1, 1942 ENROLLMENT Says Girls Total Grade 13 9 22 1 14 4 18 2 6 11 17 3 5 7 12 4 10 6 16 5 7 9 16 6 11 17 28 7 12 9 21 8 25 18 43 9 22 15 37 10 16 17 33 11 16 19 35 1 1 12 P. G. 157 142 299 o �7 4 M dI WT CC o W I c�-1.) C3T W I OD t� I-- � W na �-A o to as "-a M en rP W t.D � H }-+ tD t"') F r{s M CO (LD i--r -4 CA W Cse 14- C7a N F� t� 67. rA 63 H N tN? F1 W tl.:) ND bD C�.S 1--'• C71 O -3 f to Cw Cc M W W l— W h+ b� co N) N) W ND fj F1 t� w Fig +7 CJt CTS 1 W {.7t KC V] IN? K. F,f r,I 0 c l W x W t� ND r� r� F-t W " l� I--r N) C7 r.�:: r::; � W rn C4 C7 CA C� Q w � � G ut Tufts College 1937 7 $2,350. ki, Ccr M L� O Vc Prin. Emeritus Bowdoin College rc a 1,400.* CAST 7�-r F-- [ll� t%D W r"D W F-+ rID ti W CJT W I. W C.7 to VI M O O 1 1--4 []D M W +7 Orleans Julia J. Tibbetts Assistant, High C3 tr H GM t�D tV [\7 W LID W H W FF* FP -�7 G.7 CJT CD FO CD C.O V I V t C}7 00 6D W 1937 16 !+ CD Orleans . VI r--I N) Fi F-+ LID h-+ r--+ I--t Assistant, High M -7 W hr' N 1.- r--, C7 "3 EID M Ch 00 9- UI GT 1,150. " 1--t W Frederica A. Thompson to 1-A h-+ L\7 ria C4 W 6D H rr"7 1,150. O M CA LID O Cp —1 CM Fp. CZO D. ®o Q1 -4 O 00 O Assistant, High Bates College 1942 191f C7 1-1 t�7 CO W iA Emily Bailey CO I--t 00 60 cD co C C1 -J to 1�+ 1,200. Orleans H to O CD co CO W W- b.) [a 4-+ F-+ i--t E✓ 4 t [� E. Qo H C } -& Q W -3 Co h+ cc M C: h7 11 co t.7 N CORPS OF TEACHERS, DECEMBER 1942 L� cn cb Cft r� W O O tz t� H Fd vt m 0 p.Ly M � cu w o to rn a) 2S as a Alfred J. Leonardi Principal, High Tufts College 1937 7 $2,350. Orleans Herbert D. Stewart Prin. Emeritus Bowdoin College 1908 41 1,400.* Orleans Stewart Brooks Assistant, High Princeton University 1942 14 1,600. Orleans Julia J. Tibbetts Assistant, High Beale Business College 1930 16 1,500. Orleans Alice V. Crocker Assistant, High Colby Col, and Boston Univ. 1937 16 1,500. Orleans . Frances W. Olson Assistant, High Framingham Teachers' Col. 1942 0 1,150. Worcester Frederica A. Thompson Assistant, High Boston University 1942 0 1,150. So. Boston Walter F. Oakman Assistant, High Bates College 1942 191f 1,500. Orleans Emily Bailey Assistant, High Bridgewater Normal School 1942 15 1,200. Orleans David N. Bremner Assistant, High Orleans High School 1942 0 1,000. Orleans Roland B. Houston Assistant, High Mass. Normal Art 1941 1 2,000. Orleans Melvina S. Keeler Prin. Elementary Denison University 1940 11 1,300. Orleans Vivian H. Norton Assist. Elementary Farmington State and Boston University 1942 Ilk 1,100. Orleans Bertha E. Keefe Assist. Elementary Hyannis Normal School 1930 12% 1,250. Orleans Phyllis Ellis Assist. Elementary Bridgewater Teachers' Col. 1942 0 1,000. Orleans Eleanor Anifantis Vocal Music Lowell Teachers Col. 1942 0 260. Harwich Thomas Nassi Inst. Music N. E. Conservatory 1929 14 500. Orleans Clarence K. Brayton Art Mass. School of Art 1939 3 320. Harwich * Plus Retirement i_ JI .153- CORPS OF 'TEACHERS —Cor tiuued Miss Frederica A. Thompson took the position of Mr. Harold, Howes who is on leave of absence in the Navy since September 2s, 1946. Mr. David N. Bremner took the position of Mr. Russell A. Opderbeck who is on leave of absence in the Army since Febru- ary 18, 1941. Mr. Roland B. Houston took the position of Mr. Henry Lam- bert who is on Ieave of absence in the Army since September 1941. Lillian F. Worth, Principal of the Elementary School re- tired at the close of school, June 19, 1942, Orleans service began October 1918 and was continuous except for leave of absence of one half year. Miss Flora E. Arnaud, teacher of Grade 3, retired at the close of school June 19, 1942. Orleans service was continuous from September 1920. Sylvia B. Birch, period of service, September 1941 to June 1942, 1 year, resigned. Doris Neveu, period of service, June 1941 resigned. to June 1942 1 year, William P. June 11942, 1 year, resigned eriod of service, September 1941 to Theodore Benttinen, period of service, September 1939 to June 21, 1942, 3 years less 13 days resigned Iris Kelman, Supervisor of Vocal Music, September 1938 to June 1942, 4 years, period of service, reSigned. Louise Williams period of 1942, 4 years, resigned. service, September 1938 to June .159. GRADUATION EXERCISES Orleans High School CLASS OF 1942 Thursday, June 18, at eight o'clock Charles Hamilton Acorn Charlotte Isabelle Gunn Madaline Tristram Dow Arnold John Garrison Latham Louis Aaron Benner Kenneth Franklin Mayo Phyllis Ann Brackett Roba Dorothea Moldstad David Nicholson Bremner Gaston Louis Norgeot Alice Elizabeth Chase Jocelyn Nickerson Lillias Myrtle Childs Eleanor Pearson Virginia Edith Clark Leonora Richardson Ann Elizabeth Corcoran Robert Augustus Richardson Franklin Albert Darling Eldredge Sparrow Robert Paul Davis Beatrice May Turner Marjorie Elizabeth Dugan Millicent Irene Walker Gordon Dana Eldridge Phyllis Lynette Walker Isabelle Etta Eldridge Christine Edith -Wilcox Theodore Brooks Ellis Robert Foster Williams Arthur Rupert Finlay, Jr. Edith Louise Wilson Milton Mervin Gray, Jr. Neil Hepburn Wilson Norman Zeigler INDEX Town Officers Page . ............................... Appointed Officers 3 ..... Assessors' Report ......... .' ............................. 5 . * . . . . ' ' ' . ` . ' ' " ' " Selectmen's and Departmental Reco 7 mmendations for 1943 Town Accountant's Report .. , . . 10 Town Clerk's Report ....... ............. 13 Warrant and Minutes of 1942 48 Special Town Meetings • ...... ' ............. • 48 Appropriations for 1942 ............• 64 Fish and Game Licenses ..... ................ 63 Dogs Licensed ......... ..` ................ 67 Last of Jurors .......,. ................. 66 Births ................ 68 Marriages ................... 69 Deaths .................... ... ........ ............ 70 Report of Audit ................... 72 Treasurer's Report .......... ................. 73 ... ...... .......... Tax Collector's Report ..... 124 • Snow Library Report ....... ................... 127 Board of Health Report ...: ' • • • . • • ..... 115 Town Nurse's Report ..... ` ....... ............ 103 Barnstable County Health Department ..... 104 . *. • ..... Highway Surveyor's Report 107 .. • ..... Park Commission ........... . .. ............ 120 , Moth Department Report ..... 109 Tree Warden's Report ........` 111 Fire Department Report ... 112 , Sealer of Weights and Measures Report ` • . ..... ' ..... 113 . Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering ` ` ' ' ' • • • • • • . 130 Shellfish Constable's Report ' ' ' • • ..... 114 ... • . , Finance Committee Report .... • ......... 116 Assessors' Town Map Report " ` . .... • • • ....... 132 Annual 1943 Town Meeting Warrant .................. • ... 131 SC1100L REPQRT ' ................ 133 Organization ....... , Calendar .................... 140 Financial Statement .........• " 154 .. . Superintendent's Report • .... 141 School Census " " " ' , .. ......... Enrollment by Grades 144 ....... Membership by Grades, 1932 -1942 155 Corps of Teachers .... " 155 ......... .. Graduation ........ 156 • ......... ... ........ 157 " 159