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HomeMy Public PortalAboutAnnual Reports 1935I Eo ANNUAL REPORT OF TIIE TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES OF THE TOWN OF ORLEANS gj 61 rAt�< 0 FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1935 GOSS PRINT HARWICH, MASS. 1936 TOWN OFFICERS, 1935 MODERATOR John Kenrick Term expires February 1936 SELECTMEN AND ASSESSORS George E. T. Ward Term expires February 1936 Arthur L. Sparrow, Chairman Term expires February 1937 Joseph L. Rogers Term expires February 1938 BOARD OF HEALTH George E. T. Ward Term expires February 1936 Arthur L. Sparrow Term expires February 1937 Joseph L. Rogers, Chairman Term expires February 1935 BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE George E. T. Ward, Chairman Term expires February 1936 Arthur L. Sparrow Term expires February 1937 Joseph L. Rogers Term expires February 1938 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Charles H. Stone Resigned John H. Walsh elected April 22, 1935 to serve the unexpired term Term expires February 1936 Charles E. Ingersoll, Chairman Term expires February 1937 Carrie G. Nelson Term expires February 1935 TOWN CLERK, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES y Ralph W. Snow Term expires February 1936 T1 -'J n• Snow Term expires February " Florence $, Smith, Chairman Term expires February 1336 Term expires February Henry A. erry CONSTABLES 6 Herman E Taylor Term expires February 1g36 Term expires February 1 Dean S. Dave PUTftrOR OF IIIGHWAYS 1936 Term expires February Albert A. Smith TREE WARDEN 1930 Term expires February Elijah C Lather p b PAR$ COMMISSIONERS 1936 Lemuel , Bee, Chairman Term expires February 1g3� Jr. Term expires February 1936 Term expires February 5 APPOINTED OFFICERS, 1935 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS William B. Sherman Term expires February 1936 Maynard A. Parker Term expires February 1937 Everett V. Pond Term expires February 1935 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, WEIGHER OF BEEF, GRAIN AND HAY, MEASURER OF WOOD AND BARK Charles H. Stone (resigned March 6) Elijah C. Long (from March 11) FIELD DRIVERS AND POUND KEEPERS Charles 0. Freeman Charles H. Mayo FENCE VIEWERS Elnathan E. Eldredge, Jr. Solonois Childs Charles H. Mayo HEALTH OFFICER A. P. Goff, M. D. PHYSICIAN, BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE AND BOARD OF HEALTH Henry A. White, M. D. MILK AND SANITARY INSPECTOR George F. Crocker, Barnstable, Milk Inspector Alton L. Robbins, Harwich, Sanitary Inspector INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING Lemuel Pope, Jr., D. V. S. fI i I 0 BURIAL AGENT Charles II. Stone (resigned) Reuben S. B. UPECTORS OF WIRES Opkin J) VV Clarence Elmer C. Smith ACCOUNTING OFFICER Term expires February 1�qSPECTOR OF ANIMALS Lemuel Pope, Jr., D. V. S. 81jpERINTENDENT OF MOTH WORK Albert A. Smith FOREST WARDEN Geor Henry A. Perry Jl oy ge 13. �ow1e$FIC E ENGINEERS it 1 36 Jonah D1• El unman hlef Term expires April 19 °6 Eleeph W Sd!,age Term expires AP i1 1936 Lloyd d C L° g as Term expires APril 1936 Irv- F• $igug Term expires APril 196 Ch • gi gi Term expires AP .1 193 6 gA s lier�stopher Is Term expires APr1 193 Lloyd R $ wile Term expires APr11 1933 C rl Elli l Term expires APr•i 1936 R. ey 3 S. Term expires APr.'1 1� arlea s ail °px Term expires APri1 1936 Term expires AP i DOG OFFICER $erinan E. Taylor 7 SPECIAL POLICE Henry A. Perry Theodore R. Nickerson Harold R. Cummings Charles S. Wilcor Christopher S. Wilcox Luther F. Bee John E. Hathorne Byron F. Holmes Herbert F. Wilcox Lloyd B. Wilcox Maynard A. Parker Herman E. Taylor Ernest G. Chase Lemuel Pope, Jr. Dean S. Davenport Theodore A. Young Reginald F. Raddin Adelbert A. Childs John S. Rose John D. Anthony Henry W. Hurley Lloyd R. Ellis TOWN NURSE Laura D. Knowles, R. N. WEIGHERS OF COAL, GRAIN AND HAY Elmer G. Chandler Frederick S. Harris Gideon L. Smith Harry H. Snow Irving G. Freeman Ina M. Rogers Foster L. Taylor Fred S. Pierce Victor S. Cullum Herbert H. Burr Lloyd F. Higgins Irving A. Higgins Lewis W. Collins Florence E. Thompson Maurice A. Wheeler Harold L. Freeman William J. Cullum Elijah C. Long HARBOR MASTER Charles R. Richardson SPECIAL SHELLFISH CONSTABLES James E. Richardson Edward H. Higgins Alwyn B. Baker Ray A. Carter CARE OF HERRING BROOK Edward H. Higgins 0 Ld DEPUTY TAX COLLECTOR Henry A. Perry Bertha C, Wa 1"ANCE COMMITTEE 6 Term expires 1936 Term expires 1936 Term expires 1939 Term expires 1939 Foster L. Ta y rd lor Edgar g, E. II P Sec retary retary derick CWae n g 0 Pk�s Clark weman v E ' Snow Abbie F MW. ter' eritehell ett e , Chair,e Term e expires 1 1931 Term e exP'res 1 1936 Term e expire' 1 193A Term e expires 1 1936 Term e--0 IIGIIWAY SAFETY EE Dole. E erett 9' ite, ,edge, Jr. v Norman 9 ASSESSORS' REPORT AND COMPARATIVE Real Estate Assessed Personal Estate Assessed Total Assessed Valuation Population 1935 Census STATEMENT 1934 1935 $3,437,410.00 $3,455,970.00 324,730.00 323,364.00 3,762,140.00 3,779,334.00 1425 Number of Polls Assessed 485 467 Number of Persons Assessed on Property 907 903 Horses Assessed 24 25 Cows Assessed 57 48 Other Neat Cattle 35 19 Swine 4 7 Dwelling Houses 776 770 Acres of Land Assessed 6,320 6,268 Number of Fowl 6,655 9,797 Number of cars assessed (Excise) 750 840 Assessed Value of Cars 140,285.00 135,120.00 Amount of Tax assessed on Cars 3,706.00 3,684.02 Appropriations for Year 99,736.50 102,304.00 County Tax 9,170.31 10,015.14 State Tax 5,300.00 4,940.00 Mosquito Control 1,049.22 1,050.00 State Parks 25.91 27.00 Deficit State Assessment 8.11 .05 Total Appropriation and tax 117,220.84 120,761.76 Tax Rate per Thousand 24.70 25.50 ■ 10 E8TI314TED RECEIPTS Income Tax Motor Vehicle Exejge Race Track Distribution Corporation Tab Bank Tax Licenses pixies Grants and Gifts S peeial 'usessmG eal Goee exits (Moth) tct��et iou of pe rs0us an Charihegud Sanitations d Property Old soldiers, Assistance diers> Schools �nefita Public Serve ce 11 14teresst °n s Depo tsr e prises at prises Tutere4 °n taxes and ass (Street light meuts T. f lid) ee Cashuast,ons mu r etn T Total Doda Y ce1pts 1934 1935 fi $7,009.47 $o a 3,200.00 3,20 p0 260.00 312.10 1,697.96 600.00 78.33 334.58 659.62 694.56 330.50 897.25 953.00 300.00 4,707.87 101.98 27.73 1,331.30 91.73 $23,327.98 None $23,327.98 none 1,4p0-00 70.00 noDe 325.00 700.00 2p112 280,0q 557.00 846.00 240.00 4,p25.31 nplle 130.00 1,5p4•`00 80,00 $1g 8,0 .00 --� 74 $23,454. 11 1934 1935 Polls @ $2.00 970.00 934.00 Property Tax 92,924.86 96,375.38 Special Assessments (moth) 350.20 none Total amount of collector's commitments (except Motor Vehicle) 93,277.03 97,311.38 Overlay 1,930.79 2,425.57 Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Assessors of Orleans. Io SELECT "S & DEPARTMENTAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 1936 Selectmen,s Salaries 00 Selectmen >8 Ex y.7 400.00 Toectmen,a Supplies 100.00 Towa Accountant's Salary 10.00 Trees er, ntant's SuPPIi °S 1p0 p Treasurer' Salary 330.0 Co llect ,s ExPense 1200 Collect or'a ExSalary 1,p50 p0 T °wn Clerk Pettae 500• l For Town Cler ,a Salary 240'00 Legal Ex Pe s s XPense. 250, p Cones a b 8 (Pay an Ex 100 00 Elect en s Salary Pettae) 1,1000, au Tore of Tom giatration 41 pU p5� $all Repairs and Grouhdy, 1,900.00 0 Fire Depart 1, 20000 S lerinsPe °tort (by department 2'000Qp f;0 ee of Weights sights and Measures (Salary & Espense)1 700.011 reat War 25' p Moder den 0 0 $ealth(. 30.00 ae (ineludiu 2� 001 eli g town nurse left nic Am dental and re- p Sal P Peeto the Unt a Aries and costs to b 00 11p xna D °ard a 0• ir °f Animalaf 1Iealth 1r01t 13 Inspector of Slaughtering Care of Town Dump 20.00 Highway Repairs (by Surveyor) 650.00 5,000.00 Road side Brush cutting Snow Removal b g (Y Surveyor) 700.00 ( Y Surveyor) 1,000.00 Repair of Guardrail Fences (by Surveyor) Repair of Road Machinery and Buildings 300.00 (by Surveyor) Guideboards 150.00 Street Lights 50.00 Wharves 4,200.00 Harbor Master 200.00 Public Welfare 50.00 WPA or other projects 6,000.00 Old Age Assistance 1,000.00 Mothers' Aid 5,750.00 Schools 300.00 b (y Committee) 33,000.00 Physical Education (Schools) Snow Library (by Trustees) 400.00 1,000.00 Parks and Playgrounds (by Commission) 1700.00 Cemeteries and Tomb (by Commission) 125.00 Soldiers' Monuments and Graves Insurance and Bonds 75.00 Town Reports 1,500.00 Court Orders 340.00 Miscellaneous 100.00 Reserve Fund 700.00 Herring Brook 2,500.00 Interest Town Notes 30.00 od 300.00 Protection and Pro P cation of Shellfish 350.00 Traffic Signals State Aid 550.00 Soldiers' Relief 200.00 County Way Relocation 1,000.00 Finance Committee Expense 240.89 50.00 14 Safety C Memorial &Armistice Day Exercises ommittee Anti Rabie Treatment ARTHUR L. SPARI� OW' GEORGE E. T. IVAR'D' JOSEPH L. ROGERS' Selectmen of Orleans I :; REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT To the Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen: I submit herewith the report of the Accounting Dept. for the year ending December 31st., 1935, as follows: Cash on Hand Jan. 1st. $17,544.51 RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE Taxes 1933 $8,009.49 Taxes 1934 19,627.08 Taxes 1935 70,170.08 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1933 424.63 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1934 981.84 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1935 2,600.36 Poll Tax 1933 8.00 Poll Tax 1934 170.00 Poll Tax 1935 586.00 Old Age Assistance Tax 1933 4.00 Moth Assessment 1933 16.24 Moth Assessment 1934 93.85 Tax Titles Interest: On Taxes From the Commonwealth: Income Tax 1935 Corporation Tax B 1935 Race Track Distribution 6,868.34 412.88 182.00 $102,691.57 229.17 1,698.62 $7,463.23 , P"Oln the County; Court Fines r1)09 Licenses 1934 Buying Black Fiah Account of $ig ish li Grants & Gifts: From the Commonwealth Union School Superintendent 16 Account of Highways Bond Issue Act "Highways" Licenses bog L and pertaits: ghel, ens Shellgah e L'nholde Grants Victuall $ era Liquor W. in Sluud �t p.g & Malt Beverages UuetiOne lot ures era ?001rtakera To an Billiard nuf D natere ache lee Crgam Caa0 ne d Alcohol arage Milk & Fire Cleo Oh.ells orka Ilav°kers e P. C 'all -Wier I- ddlera 7.50 295.78 267.86 3,025.00 346.20 86.00 10.00 10.00 14.00 850.00 1.00 32.00 2.00 10 5.0 40,00 6,00 $29.00 6,00 10.50 1.p0 10.00 48.00 3,00 1.00 $ 406.73 6,050.00 901.37 $7,358.10 From Individuals: Gift and Sale of Books (Snow Library) $15.57 $15.57 Commercial Revenue Town Hall Rentals $631.50 Sealer of W. & M. Collections 51.81 Moth Spraying "State Highway" 52.56 Library Fines 84.11 Nurse Collections 471.90 Dental Clinic 36.00 Out of Town Fires 67.91 Town Wharf Rentals 8.35 Recreation Building Rental 13.25 $1,417.39 School Tuition: City of Boston $ 137.20 Town of Eastham 4,180.44 $4,317.64 Soldiers' Benefits: State Aid $260.00 $260.00 ■ 19 18 Trust Funds: Charities: Interest Withdrawn Street, Light Fund Public Welfare „ Clement Gould & Wife Fund $78 86 Fr, the 475.00 Commottwoalth" i Snow Library Fund 265.28 Public Welfare „Fro $2,OS6.53 Snow Library "Taylor Gift" 18.77 Old CO Assistance I m Other „ Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund. Towns 675.34 J 33.50 Old minonwss,th "Front the Aga Towna„ istanee „Fro 943.15 $871.41 m Other Agency: 413.33 To Balance Shellfish Account $11.38 Sale of $4'11' $11.38 Materials . Coal Revenue Loans: 30,000.00 Stone bust $30.00 $183,673.99 17.10 Refunds; PAYMENTS ''ON APPROPRIATIONS" Walworth Moderator $ 25.00 Warren (}Mfg' Co. Selectmen's Salaries 2,400.00 Nic Age. Ass stn "Ins $ 4.59 Selectmen's Expense 357.12 'k Ron Lt bece Cheelz Ce Policy" 46.79 Selectmen's Supplies 84.25 .: ivia Per cult r Co. 22.00 Assessor's Pay & Expense 905.25 rr gsto r 21.51 Accountant's Salary 600.00 Pharmaeq 13.67 Accountant's Expense 75.00 184 Collector's Salary 1,050.00 Uncla _i Collector's Expense 500.00 Cp saified. $11 Treasurers Salary 330.00 sts, W Treasurer's Expense 99.43 Ilse of T�l� ants & b Town Clerk's Salary 240.00 to ell, u spNo e�attds $230.85 Town Clerk's Expense 225.00 Constables's Salaries PagmentR tonpsds& $earings 22.00 Legal Expense 182.00 ell Cheeks 137.50 2.27 I 20 TownRa &,,gistration . all 20.3.00 Town IIaI Care of BI(1g. & Qroun 1 1,666.76 police 1 Repairs 655.70 Fire N 1)e Part mTen t ) 1241.00 ew Ford 1,998.35 eruck (Fire ept.S alspection 600.00 r Moth Deptwgts. & Measures 140.010 SPrayin Tree W9 Ontfit (Mot ) 1,850.78 Peres arden h Dept. 991.75 Ilealtt Warden 24.75 Inspector 289.15 Inapeeto °f Animal 1,676.76 r of s 6 85 Care Sla 10 Ilighwf Town D nghtering 11•g7 Care Days "Gen iml 625.20 Snow Iid, Mach Repairs" ¢ 148.80 Guide modal & Buildin 249.30 II °t Mix arda g 1 750.41 T °wn all at ROCk 50•p0 So °CSet ]load g at arbor Landing 400.00 D Crlean 125.p0 Street i 8, at 1,573.53 Tr et Ligh °k IlarboRd & Main St. 5,693.8`1 Toaff1C Si to r Creek 4,000.00 wn Whanals 41106-88 Tubber Master 517.23 Old 6 Welfare 211.31 Stat Re Assist 0.00 Sold!'kid atanee 6,445-71 11 Relief Relief 4,122.88 MOthe , care 70.00 re Aid Cape Cod IIospital) 500.00 247.65 21 E. R. A. & Other Projects 998.97 Schools 32,492.58 Recreation Building 835.00 Physical Education 298.82 Junior Community Band 300.00 Snow Library 912.32 Parks & Playgrounds 1,246.99 Insurance & Bonds 1,477.65 Town Reports 292.00 Court Orders 1.60 Miscellaneous 699.03 Memorial & Armistice Day Exercises 125.90 4th of July Celebration 300.00 State Census 50.00 Rebinding Old Town Records 144.00 Cemeteries & Tomb 244.01 Soldiers' Monument & Graves 74.95 Herring Brook 25.00 Pro. of Shellfish & Shellfish Laws 276.46 Interest 141.67 Other Payments Bond Issue Act $901.33 Refunds, "Poll, Real & Personal Taxes 44.37 Refunds, "Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 140.59 Clement Gould & Wife Fund 475.00 Snow Library Fund 280.85 Snow Library "Dog Tax" 295.78 Snow Library "Taylor Gift" 18.77 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 33.50 State Taxes 6,196.23 County Taxes 8,877.44 Dog Licenses 346.20 $95,409.46 m) So. Orleans, IIarwieh Id. & ilfai❑ St. From the COmmmnvcal�h fi 050.00 Revenue Loans ounlY 25.00 3,0�� 45,000.00 Dee. 31st. Cash on Hand Selectmen s ExpeuspPropriation Balances Assessor n s Sup lie 42,88 Legalnrer aPEx & es .75 Ex pease 194. To Pease .57 Towel $l Care 218.00 Police al Repairs f Slag & Grounds" 33'24 SaleDepartment.06 Sprayin f Wghts. 1.65 Pores��d ll <<M th Deets > 8.25 $ealth amen .25 Inspeeto 85 Cal. or of Animals 323.24 Anti. of TO laughteri 13.15 $igh�ahle Tr Dump ng 8.13 C vays eatio 74,50 Stre of Rd (leneralnt 100.00 Trag e Sight 1Maeh. & $uildinb 1.61 s 9312 32.77 23 Town Wharves 38.69 Public Welfare 4.29 Old Age Assistance .12 State Aid 130.00 Soldiers' Relief 152.14 Mothers' Aid 52.35 E. R. A. & Other Projects 1.03 Schools 7.42 Physical Education 1.18 Vocational Training 150.00 Snow Library 87.68 Parks & Playgrounds 153.01 Insurance & Bonds 22.35 Court Orders 98.40 Miscellaneous ,99 Reserve Fund 15.38 Finance Committee Expense 50.00 Safety Committee Expense 50.00 Memorial & Armistice Day Exercises 74.10 Cemeteries & Tomb 5.99 Soldiers' Monument & Graves .05 Herring Brook 15.00 Pro. of Shellfish & Shellfish Laws 98.54 Interest 608.33 So. Orleans, Harwich Rd. & Main St. 6.11 $3,044.54 Other Balances: Bond Issue Act 04 04 $3,044.58 74 Eatiraated Receipts Estitpatcd ; $19,604,74 T Received: $al. to It ov $l 6,153,71 . 6 $25\ axes f1,0111 Common. Wealth Interest on Taxes Interest on St. Lt. Fnnd blo• Vch. Ex. Tax "Less Refunds„ Licenses & Permits Court Fines Grants & Gifts Commercial Revenue State Aid Charities Sale of Materials Refunds ncl se fi asment 1;I,""ng Blackfish 33al.-P'oul County" n Shell sli Receipts $7 i8 ti6 nl 3,g66,00 ¢p6.13 5,130.00 000 0 4,11$10 0,10 110'0; 287.8 11,3 8 25 SELECTMEN'S SALARIES Arthur L. Sparrow $800.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $2,400.00 Goo. E. T. Ward 800.00 Joseph L. Rogers 800.00 $2,400.00 SELECTMEN'S EXPENSE Clerical Hire $130.23 Feb. 5, Appro. Barn. Co. & Mass. Sel. Asso. Dues 1935 & 1936 9.00 Travelling Expenses 159.44 Telephone Calls .95 Express .38 State Engineer's Expenses 6.00 Blank Forms 2.00 Pub. Notices & Hearings 46.37 Oaths 2.75 Bal. to Revenue Postage & Stationary X58 66 j Bal. to Revenue 05, AppROp I�e11riek1ATION ACCOUNTS ODBRATOR $ Feb 5 Appro. y25 00 $25.00 $357.12 42.88 $400.00 :N'S SUPPLIES $84.25 Feb. 5, Appro. $84.25 .75 PI' $2,400.00 400.00 $400.00 $85.00 $85.00 ASSESSORS' PAY & EXPENSE Assessors' Payrolls $575.45 Feb. 5, Appro. $1,100.00 Postage & Stationery 48.11 27 Typewriter Repairs 10.00 Recording 21.92 21; Advertising Tax Sales 48.00 Clerical $ire Abstract, 181.27 $500.00 $500.00 Eapesor on 42,04 TREASURER'S SALARY AsseQSO Typewriter 5.00 Travell g A&SO. Dues 6.00 Ralph W. Snow $330.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $330.00 aPenses 47.38 $330.00 $330.00 Bal. to Revenue $905.25 TREASURER'S EXPENSE 194.75 Postage & Stationery $83.68 Feb. 5, Appro. $100.00 Certification of Town Notes 2.00 $1,100.0() Exchange Charge .25 Elmer C gCCOj)VZANT'S SALAEY ros Fees on Seals 9.50 smith $6()0.00 Feb. r ,APP Check Books 4.00 � $99.43 Posts $600.00 Bal. to Revenue ,57 Typla e & Statio CCOUNTANT'S EXPE,1SE Pt 0'^ • $100.00 $100.00 g very $54.87 Feb. 5, AP 20.13 TOWN CLERK'S SALARY Ralph W. Snow $240.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $240.00 $75.00 Ralph W TAX COL SRy $1,0 0 00 Feb. Feb5, $240.00 $240.00 snow APP3o TOWN CLERK'S EXPENSE Postage & Stationery $32.20 Feb. 5, Appro. $225.00 $1,050.00 Clerical Hire 7.50 p(gta T� Recording & Fees 185.30 Cge lerical &stationer COLLECTOR'S EXPENSEra• 8 st8, -Wa a y $156.00 Feb. 5, AP $225.00 $225.Od Co• Assess ants & 51.25 Meetiti • A Demands 137.69 T 0011ecto f Assess Dues 1.00 miter `� ors 14.14 60.00 29 Small Repairs to Building 37.18 Repairing Table 5.50 Flag 17.00 Waste baskets 4.00 28 Hon T�R'N CU \STABLES' SALARIF'b $1,666.76 ry A. Per y Bal. to Revenue 33.24 H erman E. Taylor $00.00 Feb. 5, APPr°• ylor 00.00 $1,700.00 $1,700.00 r TOWN HALL REPAIRS $100.00 Orleans Bldrs. Asso. Feb. 5, Appro. $700.00 Richard sAarroW ShoEGA�lEXPE EXPENSE 5, ApPrO' PaintingliRoof o(Labor) $475.32 Guying Flagpole 6.00 $al, to Repairing Ceiling 26.14 tonne $182.00 Electric Wiring 43.52 218.00 A. F. Smith & Sons Labor & Supplies 41.84 $400.00 Small Repairs (Labor) 26.13 E161etrars ELECTI iSmall Repairs (Material) 17.50 ection ONS & REGISTRATION $1 Window Shades 14.25 Prntting Offleers $72.00 Feb. 5, API) r yf er cord book 85.00 Apr. 29 Trap Bal. to Revenue $6 45.90 44.30 $2 $700.00 $700.00 $203.90 POLICE Traffic Officers: Feb. 5,Appro. $1,200.00 Jana o ' Cnn7�7are of B wN HALL 1 q0 Henry A. Perry $ 113,85 Nov. 25, Transfer 50.00 Janit r nga ding & (;rounds ° Herman E. Taylor 1,021.75 ore Feb. 5, -A Byron F. Holmes 55.50 Ligh SnAAltes $654.55 Special Police: I'ightin Celeph ho 456.Oo Maynard A. Parker 4.20 Care 45 Tr of Gro 147.90 Ins erti a Rbh eh 116.25 I Tnn�g & ReAain 5,7u , 00 r of 132.34 P�anO 7.50 31 NEW FORD TRUCK (Fire Department) 30 Bearse Motor Sales Corp. $561.50 Feb. 5, Appro. $600.00 Siren E.•11AwthOrne Painting (Labor) 26.00 thu Arille $. Finlay 12. Paint, etc. 1.84 aas °hne '5.60 Iron Work 6.09 Prihting 16.75 Express Telepho 88 Police gad 3.10 ges 3.05 $600.00 $600.00 4.60 WIRE INSPECTION Bal to R. S. Hopkins $90.00 Feb. 5, ReveIIUe $1;241.00 C. D. Walker , Appro. $75.00 9.00 16.00 Nov 25, Trans. 31.00 $1,250.00 $106.00 $106.00 SEALER of WEIGHTS & MEASURE Payrolls IJauit P14E DEPARTMENT Carlton Long payroll (Sealer) $100.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $150.00 (AII u • 5, Wr or al) $300.60 Feb W. &. L. E. Gurley "ghtiII 650.00 Co. (Supplies) 17.91 Puej g & Po Dover 120.00 Dover Stamping Co. 7.25 Telephone 118 72 Cabinet for Weights Repairs t 113.00 & Measures 13.32 Upkeep oo $u1-ld 51.34 Express 1.53 In Gas Oil f Appara � 29.57 Insurance (P. upplics 283.68 Bal. to Revenue $149.99 Ins aIIC° re $tat. 40.30 l h urahc �lppar ° ) 83.28 Janitor' a (Publi atus) 110.96 $150.00 $150.00 Tr. Car 9() pupl'liesL�ab'llty) 42.50 MOTH DEPARTMENT RecOrd $ Of rOuII s aterholes 32.00 Albert A. Smith (Supt.) $380.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $1,700.00 volt Payrolls (Labor) 550.00 Aug. 19, Trans. 150.78 15.50 E 41. al. 1.50 Revenue $1,998.35 1.65 00 $2,000.00 y r' A 33 Payroll Tiros (Labor) 36.37 I Eagle Can Co. PaYrolls (Trileks) (Equipment) 4.50 10seetiejt]es 6SU.1)0 Fitzhenry, Guptill Co. 1B eight 251.52 (Equipment) 47.50 fishes 14.27 Express Gas & & Supplies 14.36 Tools •60 Oil 34.81 20.63 Bal. to Revenue $ $1,850.78 10.85 l it2 NEW SPRAYING 0 11TFIT $300.00 $300.00 �$0 htry' �uptill CMoth $882.00 mP b• 5, APP' R' HEALTH 11.02 Postage 98.73 33- Meetings 34.50 Annual Dues 3.00 r to Repehue $991.75 T Bur 1.70 yi g Blackfish 8'2u 22. Gasoline in 1,990 0 Burying Y g Cat .50 Albert payre11A. Siti. h TREE WARDEN $78.85 Ps yroll T ek, (Warden ) 20.25 Feb, 5 n APPr. Town Nurse: Laura D, Knowles, R. N. $1,225.00 4.50 8a1, to _ Supplies 96.21 Revenue $24.75 Garage Rent 36.00 Telephone 25 Repairs on Car 40.38 �- Registration of Car 2.00 ge�y $25.00 Insurance on Car 32.82 ell e 8� yolPerry (Wa�a us $25.00 ORFeb.5,9PPte $1,434.41 1 wry A P Fjrea) (�yr*1 pr Jeet) 4.20 136.17 36 Roland L, MaMG-11wAYS (General Repairs) be($urveyor)yo �S•D pa(S l�eyor)enport payroll (Labor) $ighw s (Truc]�s VPood �ateria eight posts etc $32.50 Feb. 5, APPro' 412.28 Apr. 22, APPro' 1,406.40 Nov. 25, Transf" 867.01 Pairs on 1,124.53 For and OilE4uipra 83.20 Eal Iu . 818 38.56 TExpress °u Water -Wagon inting 8119118 9.43 Statio 4e 2.52 Tools eery 7.50 13 d 2.10 °del. I an uy Supplies 1.32 did 8 d on kk'm 10.00 $al 1.50 to Revenue $4,148.89 1.11 $4,150.00 sahoue (Labor 8"O-p REM, uow Plow ) Repairs low "eks) $928.37 Ea pro °n Tr ac etc 717.24 S ud as aC, r 23.55 41.34 3.78 2.50 0° )VAL $�041 Feb. 5, AWO fer (6,�) Feb. 13, T,•an fer 13 93 Feb. 28, Tr" sf er 3 n Mar. 25, Tra „q 37 Welding Gas and Oil 20.00 13.63 $1,750.41 $1,750.41 CARE OF ROAD MACHINERY & BUILDING Repairs on Rd Machinery Repairs on Buildinn $128.37 Feb. 5, Appro. $250.00 121.02 Dal. to Revenue $249.39 .61 $250.00 $250.00 GUIDE BOARDS painting &Repairs $50.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 TOWN LANDING AT ROCK HARBOR Dean Repairs with Ilot Mix) n S. Davenport (Surveyor) Payrolls (Labor) ayro0s (Trucks) plant Hire Stoue Dust Wood Oil Asphalt $20.30 Feb. 5, Appro. $400,00 194.72 67.50 31.50 26.00 11.00 26,50 22.48 $400.00 $40000 a5 � TOWN LANDINU A'1' Ib11'�R Elmo 11 (Artielr 1(i) < Al'1'�� lforang $125.00 N'eb.�, $]25.00 0A WEESET ROAD ])can (Article 19) (Sur. Davenport, 5, Payrolls (7 abor $65.51 Aug• I9, ayroll ) 6(i -1.67 Rood s (Trucks) 181.87 Tile 32.00 slant hire 13.72 8 ild 115.50 and pi 20.00 Aapbalt l 52.94 Coal 373.93 Tools 28.70 h�raue on w 8.39 agoh o at(3r 16.00 $1,573.53 $al, Payrolls(Cate, BasiBOND ISSUER Coss Rio Payroll, (Labor ns & Culvert t s Mate • l (Trucks) ) $543.45 Oc rials & supplies 261.38 to Revenue $901.33 .04 $901.3'r 39 SO. ORLEANS, HARWICH R.D. & MAIN ST. Payrolls (Labor) $5,705.61 , Appro. Feb. 5, A $5,700.00 Payrolls (Trucks) Material 2,870.99 Oct. 24, Comm. 6,050.00 Repairs and Supplies 3,379.18 203.17 Oct. 31, County 3,02500 Coal, Fuel Oil & Wood 867.79 Gasoline & Lub• Oil 63.51 Freight 544.19 Use of Plant & Car 677.50 Guard Fence, Cement Blocks & Curbing 386.95 Oliver M. Sheridan (Mix) 80.00 Bal. to Revenue $14,766.89 6.11 $14,775.00 $14,775.00 DREDGING ROCK HARBOR CREEK May 1st, Comm. of Mass. $4,000.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $4,000.00 $4,000.00 $4,000.00 Cape & Vineyard Electric Co. Dal. to Revenue Cape & Vineyard Electric Co. Tanks of Gas (2) STREET LIGHTS $4,106.88 Feb. 5, Appro. $4,200.00 93.12 $4,200.00 $4,200.00 TRAFFIC SIGNALS $308.22 Feb. 5, Appro. $550.00 26.00 41 Electric Light Bills 28.56 Rent 470.00 411 Clothing 37.09 Milk, Gro. & Provisions $2,241.18 Lab °r & faint Oil, Coal & Wood 742.67 (Trufl'ie I'i Board & Care 42.50 n«) 1'11'1 Labor, iMedical Attendance 206.75 ,ampx etc. (on Si Relief by Other Towns 137.64 Gnrtlx) 20,74 State Institutions 188.00 Labor $ afaterial (Traffic Trucking Commodities 39.31 Sins) :11.15 Delivering Commodities 64.50 Travelling Expenses 17.37 Rubber Boots 8.50 Ral. t0 $ 51.7.:.'3 Bags $even u c .90 3.?.77 � , $6,445.71 $x550.00 Bal. of Revenue 4.29 Tabor TOWN \C I I:\ R p�S 9PPs $6,450.00 $6,450.00 0i tuber, etc $1_'4.00 Feb. 5, 4; gns 69 02 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE Aid $3.239.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $4,000.00 'y St(ba t Ca-di 0 Wharf Relief by other Towns 852.76 Dec. 24, Trans. 123.00 IiOek Il arf Fuel 29.95 arbor) a Typing 1:3.88 1.17 13a1. to Itepehue $211.31 38.69 BB", to Revenue $4,122.88 .12 $;25,0.00 $4,123.00 $4,123.00 d STATE AID Charles R. It IIARBOR MAST -O' t °' Cash Aid $70.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $200.00 alary) chardsoll �pP `� to Revenue 130.00 $u0.00 Feb- $200.00 $20d•00 C $ :50.00 Labor ij I'IJBLIC WELFARE APP;°y,,s Clerie project $1,337.46 Feb. 5,,�, PtA post al Zllr 793.95 NOC.2 at 0 & Stationery 58.95 40.38 ■ 43 Wrapping Paper, Twine, etc. 3.15 Trucking & Delivering .12 Commodities, etc. 28.69 Record Book 1.15 Cash SOI,UIEI?. RELIEF AP Aid Fed' S' $115.39 }(;6.00 t Groceries & I'roFi810n� 3:10.00 Herrin fuel g Brook &Bridge Project: 67.75 Tools Repou on Dwelling Sharpening Tools $13.70 Iron Work 3.00 75.91 8.54 Cle"ieal Faire 8.20 Tile & Cement 168.41 Trucking - - -f Rubber 75.25 $ Bal $847.86 Boots 16.00 to Revenue 152,14 Lighting Lanterns 14.00 Kerosene 1.50 x;1,000.00 $300.40 HOSYITAI� CAR tQ j Mosquito Project: Various p (Cape Cod Ilospi eb. 5 App I Tile x'i eb• Lumber $10.33 ers0ns X00.00 Rubber $� Boots •95 -� Medical 47.25 00.00 Attendance 2.00 `'�;5 Blue Prints Tgpin ., AID Pr Tools 2.70 4roeee g hep °r MOTHER,b deb 5 ap 30.88 FUe rl s & is $ .58 1 ClOthProvisions 210.00 $94.11 �g 12.50 Moth Project: 24.57 Creosote 8a1, -- First Aid Kit & Sup. $13.60 to R ° °eu $247.65 Ue 52.35 $16.43 $300.00 T dr al trite n . R. A. & OTHER F bJ b) app First a $24.00 $its & Supplies 48.95 Kinderf,arten Project I''ue) Small Supplies, Pencils. Paper, etc. nay Nurse I''uel ry PProject, Beach Survey] oJect: Rubber Boots Niel. °atiou B erson '(19. Project : Materia Lunt. Co. kateeriall & Son M r u project: (SewinMemOrial Cloth, Thg Machine;) read, etc' Tape, Express °u At Materials Trucking 45 Shellfish Planting & Extermination of Shellfish l.t Enemies Project: Truck Boats $72.75 18.00 $4.25 SuPPlies, (Baskets, Tools, etc.) 23.43 O.70 $13.95 $_x:3.00 - - $23.00 $ 10.00 5.00 $15,00 $82.46 17.55 . $1p0.01 $114.15 NVoodetitting Project Tools $ 6.45 Gas and Oil 33.27 Medical Attendance 2.00 $41.72 Bal. to Revenue $998.97 1.03 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 E$ SCHOOLS Bal.to Revenue $32,492.58 7.42 (See Superintendent's Repo 0) 00 Feb. 5, Appro. $32,500.00 $32,500.00 Albert RECREATION BUILDING . n Nel so St (Janitor & Lab or Feb. 5, Appro. Orleans Bl rosby) $212.71 33.32 Mar. 12, Trans. X0.00 Asso. 99.00 $� Nickerson Lumber Co. 82.13 54.56 41.75 48.47 $164.76 $400.00 435.00 L 47 Printing 3 75 J. L. Fulcher (Trans.) 28.00 46 Bal. to Revenue $298 82 1.18 W Shepard ( Wiring) 36.19 $300.00 $300.00 R S.Ilopkins (Wiring) 54.16 C. D. Walker (Wiring) 74.27 R �rola & Pipe 111.25 SNOW LIBRARY Mary S. Cummings, Feb. 5, Appro. $1,000.00 Work 1.80 Fire (Librarian) $600.00 PuelExtingu`sliers 48.00 Asst. Librarian 16.00 Li 7.00 Fuel ghtin 72.50 g 30.25 Lighting 37.46 I eurorla SuPPlies 10.17 Care of Grounds 90.50 ance 34.70' Janitors Supplies 3.29 Stationery Insurance 17.57 $835.00 Small Re 73.00 pairs & Supplies 2.00 Bal, to VOCATIONAL' TO Fe 15, App $ai, to $912.32 venue $1;0.00 Revenue 87.68 $1 X0.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 C LT4 J�A �ppt SNOW LIBRARY (DOG TAX) harles JUNIOR CONIM eb,5, 33 °oks &Periodicals $ 65.95 Feb. 5, Voted (T E• Ih £' Toilet, Closet &Plumbing 229.83 $295.78 real) gersoll, $300.00 $295.78 $395.78 $300.00 Athletle S PIIYSICAL �DUCA���I? 13ot °s W BpPlies Ethlet, rtrlag °. Ed N411,a pply C°. A, ward E. 8 ardware N, ' Smith abb Co. Ri & Lu�be,, Bu ler s $ .42 137.27 5.86 69.2`0 19.91 1.00 30.72 2,60 PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS Pa PARKS (Labor) Trucking Peg. 5, Appro. . }S Material & S11p1)lics 175.50 Bal. to $1,246.99 Revenue 153.01 (gee e Report of Park Commissioners) S IrMuranc INSURANCE & DO e• Tractor Burglary $Lg.07 Card Mach. 35.00 & Bldr•s. 51.95 pub pen8ation 997.63 8°ndel �C Liability 100.00 DePUty r,s 140.00 TQw u� e°telector's 51.50 k loo-00 s 5.00 Sal' t0 A eveuue 00, 38 A,iut wed P. >ir Eal' t° R ner e�euue $1,477.65 22.35 $1,500.00 TOWN RDPOR eU 5, $292.00 Feb 28, $292.00 io COURT ORDER'S 51 $ 1.60 Feb. 98.40 $100.00 49 Surveying ILIISCELLANEOilS at River Stationery $ 15.20 Feb. 5, Appro Recording Deeds 3.83 Repairs on Tractor 6.79 Repairs on Snow Ploty 177.41 Purnitur 71.69 e & Equip, (Office) Gas. & Oil (Police) 215.27 Trucking 22.84 Byre & Filling Dog unty 1.50 8.00 on Seals Lighting Lanterns 125.00 Lauding, Town g Rock Harbor 51.50 Bal, to Revenue $699.03 .97 $7 000 0 • Bal. to Rev FINANCE COMMITTEE EXPENSE enue $50.00 $50.00 Bal, SA P ' TY COMMITTE to Revenue $50.00 $50.00 $700.00 $700.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $50.00 $50.00 E EXPENSE Feb. 51 APPrO. $50.00 MEMpRIAI, & ARMISTICE $50.00 Dunin c Bugle Corps $ID00 DAY EXERCISES P to u'm Band 30.00 Feb. 5, Appro. $200.00 K'ers 33.90 71ra°14p°r 37.00 fation 15.00 $al. to ]ievenae $125.90 74.10 $200.00 0 ATI 1 14t, IvOrks 4t }t OP J UI.1` CELTf 51 App Po r''es 1:-)0.00 Feb, F 4asterH�var�0as Events) $140.00 '''tOre0r0ation Building 2.10 $300.00 Iler�aa E• T STATE CENSUS y Appr�1 aYlor rob' $50.00 i Pool' 0$50.00 is Y he r'�13I RE App I, Co. 101'q pr"D TNG OLD TOtiVP b y, $144.00 jlA , (: Sa9r011 $144.00 tp• & 58 p Qeme s Labor) CEMETARIES T p Ap Aaihtht & L $216.65 )a S401Oe Ataber 2.00 0x11 suprli $orb 13.35 1.00 51 $244.01 Bal. to Revenue 5.99 $250.00 $250.00 SOLDIERS' MONUMENT & GRAVES Payrolls (Labor) $70.00 Feb. 5,Appro. $75.00 Tree for Monument Lot 4.95 $75.95 Bal. to Revenue •05 $75.00 $75.00 HERRING BROOK Edward H. Higgins Feb. 5, Appro. $40.00 (Caretaker) $25.00 Bal. to Revenue 15.00 $40.00 $40.00 PROTECTION OF SHELLFISH & SHELLFISH LAWS Shellfish Constables: Feb. 5, Appro. $375.00 James E. Richardson 25.00 Almyn B. Baker 25.00 Edward H. Higgins 2500 Printing 30.40 Lumber 6.37. Surveying Grants 35.80 Town of Eastham 117.51 Town of Orleans (to Dal. Receipts) 11.38 $276.46 Bal. to Revenue 98.54 $375.00 $375.00 Cape Bal. to I{eVt;,,,l •, t Cl.rn nue )2 IN'1 ERL'S'F cb 5, Co. $141.6"! g08.:53 $750.00 r'U`�D 5 Transfer I11- ,S1 %1.� B Feb, , I'eb. to Feb nut I{rnl •l8 ;755.74 Feb. 28 llteporLS 117,00 Te,v„ * 12, k 1�ecrca,f ion 1314,, 435.00 Apr25 S „ow Ilemov:,l 29 Removal 33.83 & AU 19tration Aug. Meth Dept. 53•j0 150.78 18' 10 2 0, w ,eeset Iioad 73.53 v 25 lw're Inspection Nov. if;hk 31.00 25' ays 25'O °lice 150.00 50.00 bev Dee, 24 labile Welfare 450.00 4t3e Assistance 123.00 $al, � t0 Revenue $2,484.62 15.38 $2,500.00 TRUST FUNpo t1 V bee. aied (Aid) ENT GOULD & yp1II1, j4i. $alauee $ 342.01 ae 31, 5,234.63 D Co.' • $5,576.64 53 Expended SNOW LIBRARY FUND Periodicals) (Books Jan. 1, Bal. $8,473.56 Dec' 31, Balance $ 280.85 Gift & Sale 8,453.05 of Books 15.57 Dec. 31 � Int. 245.77 $8,733.90 �— $8.733.90 Expended TAYLOR GIFT (SNOW LIBRARY (Scientific Books) $18.77 Jan. l B al. $13.77 $18.77 Dee. 31 1nt to STREET LIGHT FUND $28.77 Dac, gl Balau ereasury 2,517-61 6 8 Jan. 1, Bal. $2 517.61 Dee.31, Int• 78.86 $2,596.47 txp EE Y $2,596.47 elided of DLo Graves) CARE FUND ee'.31 Bal nce $ 33.50 1,230.06 Jan. 1,13al. $1,22 _ Dec. 31, Iut. 7.03 $1, 6 36.5:3 $1,263.66 rusClnda' caMlARY TRUST ACC TS & Securities OUN &a0vveLib 0111d & Wife Fund $17,435.35 Cereet Light Fund nd $ 5,234.63 n,etery Pe 8,453.05 rpetual are Pud 2,517.61 1,230.06 $17,435.85 $17, 35,g,; 1 Fib REVENUE ACCO ITT v 77 Apr, ���� `lhhro• $.'17.701.(),1 1'u11 rr ;� 3k lhprr,• 11 1 1.Pt'�'r qtr all 7111.Sra1r ry'r,x 1.f11r1.()r1 Renl State �e4ti. M() yrn,itr, C'r,nirx 1, 1.050.00 I' `eeGS is l.;.t. 1;eep1 P R ark" e DeP e. ations )7.00 13;1" State To Se vat. 13a n lc ('„1n, t9�eeeil t Ceunf xTa" 1`132 .n.; 13:,1. ,pre, e Exe yy ,x 1 ')' 05.57 lial. Bo1la ly5e Nov, IO evy txefipti to rang' 3.611 8 �'S to 1 $1.16.917.72 w Play rev.) IO,1S6.l11 x;127,074.63 oy.1'f 5 �oc 3 �11�ZMAItI' I�F.1'h;�rl1E 4CC� 9.41 1 1 5', 11axe itleg ash on Ila„ci x 11 33.60 Taxes 108g 13101 key r 3�. Tal l'oileg,1935 23.51 08 �Ie.tel ax 1035 341;61 Motor. Uehiele �xcisc o:;4 966 0� h1 eAs esyle k ti Tax 1J 3J 61 6 U ye, ci -e r 3 Old 4 ZVelfa�ont 1934 86100 State ge Assi a 61100 Tewh $ ll 1jen,11 o ,;dd 55 Surplus, War Bonus Fund Overlay, 1934 Overlay, 1935 Overlay Reserve Tax Title Revenue Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Revenue Special Assessment Revenue Departmental Revenue Surplus Revenue $ 630.51 1,391.43 2,081.92 6,041.63 1,433.21 1,070.62 16.54 1,589.76 42,021.33 $56,276.95 $56,276.95 Verification notices were mailed in July for out- standing taxes, as shown by the Collector's Books. The replies received indicated that the accounts as listed were correct. At the close of the year the Collector's and Treas- urer's books were checked and the cash balance verified by an actual count of the cash on hand and a reconciliation of the Bank balance and found correct. The Savings Bank Books representing the investments of the Trust funds in the custody of the Treasurer were examined and listed. The Income and Withdrawals being proved and found to be as recorded. Respectfully submitted, ELMER C. SMITH, Town Accountant, 51i TOWN CLERIC'S gj�ry TOWN MEETINGS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING wBRg9 FEBRUARY 4, 1936 ET r� Bar TIIIs f;r)1iSirl�'1ti'I:A1.'CI1 ,11.15titte11 0 , U9 r °stable eA °s or 015 tiler Of tilt, Constablr•v of file To«n of trl ;; !r° NfrU Yo In ountY of B;u n.vla 1) 1, f PS � e oil are hth' Nime of The Cornrprin1t'eft11 t�be ill sai ,ereb warn anL F aff . p Y dircetorl to n�,til'? rrua 11, dD'y , toown' 9�ialificd to %•o1c in elect) °rep oe0 Y op me f andthoFelitll 'It the Town Mill in r,rii1 the ° re to Y nest, at \ inr o'r.locl i Of fort �T act 1, tine foll(m-in- arf1CleS' T °'ft) h O hsllin�)r 1• To elect rill neeCSS on Dell° 1tI 1 ne Year (to) be entcrl for °r One Seldorator.for one yeor, ee9 OneAseeet an for flu•ce years, t Ohe rhoruber• for' thr(If� Y r�r,i:ti, are for lee Ohe?heill)) 011"d of I'nlilic Wraf three hie � Z,r ryt for one year, ye` the melloetoi asurer for one Ye:rr'ear, lrree . One 1rn't'er )f Faxes for one S for t eei' Inc Snrstoe £School Committee e,c 5 O till ' r? wo C Veyor Snow Library fp3 yea Ile onatablesffari orrcays f l 0 . W, One Tree Warden for one year, Ono Park Commissioner for three years. ijIg off R co TICLB ti 2. To act upon the Annual Report includ. Officer mmend littee of the Selectmen and s ol• Committees, other Town AR huethe town TICLE 3 To see if the town will vote to authorize f Ipon�y from with the approval of the selectmen, to rro rssue a note f- rnanclal Year beg in anticipation of the reve- ote notes droning January 1, 1935 to renew or therefor, and to les than any note 01' Payable within one Year and 8 notes Oeneral Lames ear in accordancmvjtbe given for a With Section 17 Period of ,Chapter 44, vote to takeICLE 4. To see what totivards taxe9fm 1935he surplus in mthe any the Town will Treasury to apply dojo ARTICLE D, Walkerthe Selectmen see if the Town will approve the and Barley N a Parcel of land ccept a deed from Clarence meek Roads near the Junction dorngsARTICLE 6 for highway of Beach Y Purposes, h h`v of th eof two) 'men and accept sown will approve the ee If of laud from Gilbert or aY purposes. Parcels d near his residence for A doings of t4 7. To Neelrols of the Selectmen ae if the Town will approve Parcel , ek 1Zoad for h g h o land onethe southerly fromArthurtB. Select ARTICLE Y Purposes. side of Barley Of pu$ °s aell to s Neck R ad eGilbert1R the PaYsOwn will authorize the Y it is 310 land , Jr., a "mall er heceNyarY for h g=djr TOO s ni;Tre r,r: tl. 'r , •,• ;f the eor,14 from Oeorgc• 11. Steele ai!il others t Ile /@ a Porti �'atlse Portion of ,tandisll I a l It TotVA AItT1CLE l0. I'o sc if the tile do6 t1 Whatever mono is reeeici' I front ri }brorJ eug °a g5, by year for lie use of :lu �e of bee P he Trustees for the pm•el'•n`e expense for file 1, i1) rnry. tptVO d and ARTICLE 11. 'l.o ,. ,,. it' file l'oo' it Aol appropriate the si: n of l: ice Turtle, I s e d 0-hap ($5 700. to be e, l entl d ro85e1 r. ay, ter 90 on the eonstrurti°u of of JoVol $011th 0 ,te 28 near flit- r,.sidtc"u file ore rg Maul $t cans south,vesterI} Ball to Of XVII iyteont and instruct ftl e 5'eleott�en toVtt A 11a e 28 near racts . to f: each a�RTICLE 12. To see tl' tile Drop action 1111' as it M,1v c°nsiclel JVltb) Or ce 4 er and in xcc•.ordilll' g Cb5l ere raend ted eepe . ed by Acts o'f 193 51 aettd v riding ejally Section 4t1. y5 'Other selee o her o S tJ I, to i eby to exclude any its roe ihd Will d uct and/or ant,horiaelt it, St e91 e2atloll determine and make s'le 1; (1 oll pery the, d to. raise such stuns of ao i1 tail. or and to do and set d I lug To Pe toe app oTICLE 13. To see if tile j o of hulkhell th hot tmea tl e rieAV f oIJr 11 bile 4 it 0 'h of f0 the �thoor or 4 To see i ion` n y kn_ 59 ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars ($I,- 2 00) for the purchase of a high power spraying outfit. d ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will accept the oings and report of the Selectmen filed with the Town Clerk, January 26, 1935, relative to the laying -out, altering, or relocating the town way called River Road, and the town landing -plaee at the terminus of such road on the River, so- called, as petitioned. To see if the Town will accept the lay -out, alterations, 01' relocation of the town way and common landing -place at the River as recommended in said report of the Selectmen Ind will authorize and instruct the Selectmen on behalf Of the Town, to accept as a gift, or to acquire by purchase, or to take by eminent domain under Chapter 79, General s Of Massachusetts, for the municipal purposes of a town way and of a common landing -place the fee simple of all Fights and easements in and over the land described in said report, which easements and rights are common and proper to town ways or to common landing - places, subject to such Public rights, if any, as now exist in and over the land so described, together with trees and shrubs thereon but not including any structure or structures thereon. tO To see if the town by the two- thirds vote will vote f.vraise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Twenty - l ve Dollars ($125) to be raised by loan or otherwise, for nr,n purpOSe of acquiring by purchase or by taking by emi- t ""main aforesaid the easements, rights and purten- �nces m and to the land described in said report. ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate be a sum not to exceed Five Hundred ($500) to Paid to the Cape Cod Hospital for the establishment and matenance of a free bed in the Iospital for the care and treatment of persons certified by the Selectmen to be resi- I TOO s ni;Tre r,r: tl. 'r , •,• ;f the eor,14 from Oeorgc• 11. Steele ai!il others t Ile /@ a Porti �'atlse Portion of ,tandisll I a l It TotVA AItT1CLE l0. I'o sc if the tile do6 t1 Whatever mono is reeeici' I front ri }brorJ eug °a g5, by year for lie use of :lu �e of bee P he Trustees for the pm•el'•n`e expense for file 1, i1) rnry. tptVO d and ARTICLE 11. 'l.o ,. ,,. it' file l'oo' it Aol appropriate the si: n of l: ice Turtle, I s e d 0-hap ($5 700. to be e, l entl d ro85e1 r. ay, ter 90 on the eonstrurti°u of of JoVol $011th 0 ,te 28 near flit- r,.sidtc"u file ore rg Maul $t cans south,vesterI} Ball to Of XVII iyteont and instruct ftl e 5'eleott�en toVtt A 11a e 28 near racts . to f: each a�RTICLE 12. To see tl' tile Drop action 1111' as it M,1v c°nsiclel JVltb) Or ce 4 er and in xcc•.ordilll' g Cb5l ere raend ted eepe . ed by Acts o'f 193 51 aettd v riding ejally Section 4t1. y5 'Other selee o her o S tJ I, to i eby to exclude any its roe ihd Will d uct and/or ant,horiaelt it, St e91 e2atloll determine and make s'le 1; (1 oll pery the, d to. raise such stuns of ao i1 tail. or and to do and set d I lug To Pe toe app oTICLE 13. To see if tile j o of hulkhell th hot tmea tl e rieAV f oIJr 11 bile 4 it 0 'h of f0 the �thoor or 4 To see i ion` n y kn_ 59 ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars ($I,- 2 00) for the purchase of a high power spraying outfit. d ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will accept the oings and report of the Selectmen filed with the Town Clerk, January 26, 1935, relative to the laying -out, altering, or relocating the town way called River Road, and the town landing -plaee at the terminus of such road on the River, so- called, as petitioned. To see if the Town will accept the lay -out, alterations, 01' relocation of the town way and common landing -place at the River as recommended in said report of the Selectmen Ind will authorize and instruct the Selectmen on behalf Of the Town, to accept as a gift, or to acquire by purchase, or to take by eminent domain under Chapter 79, General s Of Massachusetts, for the municipal purposes of a town way and of a common landing -place the fee simple of all Fights and easements in and over the land described in said report, which easements and rights are common and proper to town ways or to common landing - places, subject to such Public rights, if any, as now exist in and over the land so described, together with trees and shrubs thereon but not including any structure or structures thereon. tO To see if the town by the two- thirds vote will vote f.vraise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Twenty - l ve Dollars ($125) to be raised by loan or otherwise, for nr,n purpOSe of acquiring by purchase or by taking by emi- t ""main aforesaid the easements, rights and purten- �nces m and to the land described in said report. ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate be a sum not to exceed Five Hundred ($500) to Paid to the Cape Cod Hospital for the establishment and matenance of a free bed in the Iospital for the care and treatment of persons certified by the Selectmen to be resi- I rl or/, GO Ur qll tre to o1 the Town atilt unable to P :1:4. f Ol the atmeat, in accordat,•,. wit), tirctrnn , ele pe General haws. or t;rJu• an} nrtiop ID r act p1�lY thereon. (By rr• t u,•a ) °rr they td ItTI ti tO extend th CLh: 1H. '1'o s, r• a but ti' fr °in ne °f EV a Electrir titr, et Li!1i pc r Weir d�rett Perry and r. „nevi with t scorner, 8o called. (13 }. I'r.'lucto a'lllp1 nµ•n n and ” RTICLE 19. 1'., �,•, if the town 01 ap to er the Wei. °Priate a suit "f mo110:,* e n ,r 10 r ulgih It road from .lames Gotha s T °`v re9Ueitt)t0 the road lr•adint.• to the `vn ra a AraTICI'� 20. 'Pn sex i f tl ic Q ° {nt e ChO'N r °11 tainthe sum o public - chftr 41aeSG) 168 ment of a 13Y re vile, a of the Acts of 19:10• ( tpP uJ1 ad a gRT10 T° ° e the PPr° LE 21. To see if ti'c rs t TOO, re91le8t) f o� COO1n etrhous,"Id 1 lelu to a>zd a A4Tic ° T °`°'1dn11 the A PPro Ari LE 22• To see if t1' Bred D9 ur a 1i n d �08e ehaSe to the sum of Sil ut use 4 and Las f a Ford Truck l4 best) ;p r�0 and a ART1 der Truck. (By requ °��n tvp,tvt� DA Der eel�b r ate th • To see if the f0 l• T°` 9 t`d Aoz, O rating t e sum of $30 in tit (� v,l( ed he 4th of .July P. ,, 4DDt �T1 by Orleans Post 303 A• Tc �';r 1p0 I bob Ariate a 8 24• To sec if the °�e�`',� ($¢ u t° °i ,Odp) � Of money not JJ'`r.h to drod-t, Ilnek 61 the State or County (or both) will appropriate, at least, a like amount for this purpose. (By request) ARTICLE 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00) for Band Concerts to be given in the town during 1935 by the Junior Community Band. (By request) ARTICLE 26. To see what futher action the town will take in regard to the report of the COMMSTTEE on the naming of roads which was partly acted upon in 1934 and Postponed to the annual town meeting of 1935. ARTICLE 27. And to act upon any other business that may legally come before the meeting. The polls will be open at 9 o'clock A. M., and may close at 2 o'clock P. M. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by post- ing up attested copies thereof at the three Post Offices and at the store of W. M. Higgins in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting. HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, as aforesaid. Given under our hands this twenty- second day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty,five. ARTHUR L. SPARROW GEORGE E. T. WARD JOSEPH L. ROGERS Selectmen of Orleans DOINGS ANNUAL T FEBR dN J36 UAR �( 1 9 o eloek atre� Meeting r•allcrl to order p11iU�c ,SO d s by Moderator who score i" 1r o, B• i'. Ward as Iaer,t ion of 1'ucc'r k 0. °$ee a�ali FmlaY,blla 11. llarlin c 1:'•c•cic rcc ..F' tle William 1♦1, lli •giuti, .I r, and Lutbe) aria at le ro by DePUtyoSheriff rLullu(rll'` 330e* Y. ant Warrant read by ,1 „�yu Clef 0019 alel e elated ARTICLE 1. Volyd, cu�ttt'`it toIVI) °fl ka raOpen, polls declared ol�tt for to eeti one ", Proceeded to lr,l 50133 ballot, l,eri tbl 5' it ad V °tea, unanimously, that Feb' ett! Jo )1 Toah 13x11• till 1 -30 o'cloelt I ' the VI) rid the p0) 0ted, unanimously 10 eltc ri ffoI T 10 3.000 'clock P. M to pIt per 2-15 o�TWO hundred 200) 1 '1110"4 ff er9 eye ( 11 e tt0� offi0ek P. Al. by Deputy "a)td � P1, �. Ares gQe°ere Arthur L. SParro`%7 t11c 1 ba' for ho epVIA." the Town Clerlk dcrate3d> �u; P ° (633 " total l number of ballotsbcr+stryri Glftt a eIll 7 ° 0181 wooan ator appointed th Ua]lot, , to Of ehsuih and declared Job result ICeut)cgtriO fftae� read g Year to o res ' lAoderator, thg" ce of those eleetea of balloting for balari 63 Ilesnit of balloting as follows:— Moderator for one year, John Kenri Clarenck, (elected), five hundred twenty -six ce D. Walker, one till Ike, one Clarence Walker, one Blanks, one hundred four Selectman, Assessor, Member Boards of Public Welfare and Health for 3 years, Elmer $, Darling, one hundred ninety -eight ,4°mph1L. Ireland, one hundred forty -nine Blanks three e ers, (elected), two hundred eighty -three Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for i Year, Blanks, t Snow, (elected), five hundred ninety -five thirty -eight School Carrie G. Nei onm(elected), five 'hundred twenty -two Warrenthur Sparrow, one bra Cole Clark, one Blanks, °ne hundred eight 526 1 1 1 104 633 198 149 283 3 633 595 38 633 522 1 i 1 108 633 ti l Tru,tr•,• :;nr,a• I,ihrnry�iorel Florence lI. timitb, (rlreled), blanks, rnu lurnclred t«•enU -ttv0 r 1 yeArd Surveyor of lli{shu'ry' fo b Dean S. Davenport. ((.leered), tlevent)'. fl) p 1 se 1l Oland l..:lfayrp, t�cu hundred 1314116, ten Con.9tables, for I year' ed o 'lain C Nickerson, eit;hly- tieveDbnndr oh r- A. Perry, (electeel)' f"ty 0� dnatea Ken S• Dose one hundred sr' ty, Ala ksn Inephunrdred, ) seve11 a Alber Tree Warden for 1 ye�e Illtn Brea. �lanka'se enty-thre0 cted), f 3 9 °ndr6di Lemncl' ark Commissioner' f °lye bun RUd01 Pope ,Jr. (elected)' fr �lanls, cil• Al. Hopkins, o1je t;hty_three 1c � d° ° AdJourned at 6.00 0 °cl0 ed to et � M. 'N Adjourned meeting c�lt iri'lpp °� enator, sday, February 5, 1,930, Oe 13 l9 lReverend Alexander 65 ric read result of previous days balloting. The following e ell°gCl and Sworn by Aloderator: Teller, Roy S. Rogers, Teller, Albert T. Nelson, Teller and Monitor, See' Warren Edwards, Teller and Teller Monitor, Sec, 2, James Dickie, and Mo i for Sec. 3, Charles F. Moore, Teller Teller and Monitor See. 4, Frederick G. Mayo Gallery, Harold R. ARTICLE 2. Voted, u�rnl;s. is of the ted voice vote, that the annual re- Selectmen and other Town Officers be accepted i the exception of mmendat the Selectmen's and departmental ions and the report of the Superintendent of °GIs and that these be laid upon the table. Later (after action had been taken on Article 3 Of Superintendent of Schools taken d to "indefhpitel ) re- Y postpone the from table and cols report," rising vote acceptance of Supt. of Later ' YES 119, NO 47. men' (after action had been taken on Article 3) Se- a the iabl departmental recommendations for 1935 taken Select e and voted, voice vote men s and departmental recommendations 'ed by the Y, "That P. Committee, be accepted and adopted that sum be raised and appropriated.', (as follows) Selectmeh,s salaries men S expense $2,400.00 Sele Town A Supplies n ant' salary 85.o0 T s AccoTr aurer Is untant's supplia s 600.00 Treasurer, salary 8 xpense 330.00 Collector's salary 100.00 TOWn Clerks salary 1500.00 240.00 67 Schools, (by Committee) originally G� $35,000.00 32,500.00 i Physical Education (schools) r originally $400.00 300.00 Town ('lerk'� r�NrfjRe Snow Library (by Trustees) 1,000.00 1 t l w rrl Parks & Playgrounds (by Commission) 1,400.00 rxl„•n„'ti X ep Cemeteries & Tomb (by Commission) 250.00 BB Artsesv,r•. i 1'a}' ntrd a Soldier's Monuments & Graves tiop Insurance 1,500.00 ('onsfuhlrs' snlnr }' &Bonds Election and re istra ppds Town Reports 275.00 ('art• ref 7'otrrr 11+r11'� drp Court Orders 100.00 Tott'rr 11,,11 rep+rirs t) Miscellaneous 700.00 en Reserve Fund 2,500.00 Police depBrtl'' Herrin "ire department (by re9 (gel . Interest town notes 750.00 rr r inspector`; gepstt Protection of shellfish 175.00 :d, r of 1ti't i"his d Traffic signals 550.00 expense) State Aid Soldier' 200.00 s relief ,000.00 1blutli 1 Finance Committee Expense 50.00 ]"ree Warden p )e Memorial & Armistice Da Exercises 200.00 1'�orest Warden de A Safety �I,( y Committee 50.00 1V1r +derator D ,,,,Se, pf i¢ Anti -Rabic treatment 100.00 r1e,,lth (incltulin° tptV mpppArd p State Census 50.00 pre- sehool clinje• e lip Field House (school) not on original costs to be left to th recommendations 400.00 Inspector of anim+rls ink' pti6'' rnsPector of slaugbte Of) $83,079.00 Care of Town vUrnP 9120ie9 i' ARTICLE 3. Highways, repairs (bY the Town Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that be an Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, $5,000.00 time and is authorized to borrow money from time to Vocational training ey,00 be anticipation of the revenue of the financial year show removal (bY stirvords therefor, January 1, 1935, and to issue a note or notes 1'ebinding old town fee ' payable within one year, and to renew any note Guideboards h street lights W harves 113 Pubbor Master iSi'tn E lie Welfare Ola Age Ass}istancele Met her, s Aid — Gfl ies5 tln1 °r notes as nu,} 1„• tic,•n f „r !, Pertod °f Ocnern rnaeeordallee �1ith ti,•,•tinn 17. ('h:,pter4uteflimo AIt'I'IC'J.1: -t. �'„trd, voice vote, def initCl nn5 Y postpone, a �jepi>fln J Prove AIt'I'ICLh, :;. �'°terl, voice Vote, aeeePhejon Clare the dQ1ngm of the selectmen d,1e8r rPoS� Beach Walker parcel r V 1119),A 'lid Iley \cck Roads fo gp'flnJ�' ARTICLI; G. Voted. voice vote. seeePtlnndD prove Cilbe the doings of the Selr•etrne, )»reels °f resideryeR' Payson, .Jr., of tNVO (� I1a t�oniit e for highway purpoees• `°te, 11no Pt n,tld prove thRTICLE 7. Voted, vojCe apd tie, l,e so prtl4r do- of the Selectineland °n 9. 5v Carle Nichols of a parcel of tlrP°ge its , Y Neck Road for higl"VAY P �bertel) the se ARTICLE 8. Voted, voice Vote 61,1 otrtl',4i Jr'' a sector be authorized to c °Jive aPPr° 4'�e5te VJ (15) fe t. triangular plot of larld0) feeiep I gei`Ilr lorthorlydeep and one hundred (lOd 1 0loe1'`J'' 13 to the to`ysrde of Barley Neck Roo do sledoo Jee t I r sUe n for highway PurP°ses el {J' °10eieo y1tr� a �e.h lfpof thest vn aot;m° 1 flno S11f fJ t tills ill of 0 e ten i tl d 0 lee rred Over TICI'E 9• Voted, voice ` eetw a�tgtd�� eptnteh b until the nest tow” mt1gar grelpo to naI ihs e rnstrueted to obtain fore PrePto thr,hati0 peotion °f the road, and , i °pg �qn the towel 10 t° make recommend be g °reds an It is a next town meeting tiele of appr0Priationcforothe proper r Pa111Jr6' 69 this road could be made thereunder if the town should ac- cept a deed of the whole or any part of the road. ARTICLE 10. 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 Li- brary, to be available by the Trustees for the purchase of books, or any other lawful expense for the Library. ARTICLE 11. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the town raise and appropriate the sum of Five Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ($5,700.) to be expended under the provisions of Chapter 90 on the construction of the road from State Highway, Route 28 near the residence of Joseph R° Rogers in South Orleans southwesterly to the Brewster line; and on Main Street from near the town hall toward State Highway Route 28, and instruct the Selectmen to enter into the necessary contracts. ARTICLE 12. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the Selectmen be invested with the powers authorized under Section 48 Chapter 329 Acts of 1933; that the Selectmen be instructed to grant licenses under the provisions of Section 57 Chap is of the Coen. Laws as amended by Chapter 329 Jointl Acts of 1933; that the Selectmen be instructed to act y with the Selectmen of Eastham under the provisions of Section 54 of Chap. 130 of the General Laws as amended by Chapter 329 of the Acts of 1933; and that the town raise and appropriate the s thereunder. um of $200.00 for the enforcement of the provisions of this act or for any purpose authorized th ARTICLE 13. Voted, unanimously, voice vote, that e town raise and a Dollars ($400.00 ppropriate the sum of Four Hundred of the Rock Harbor bulkhead. Hot Mix the new fill back ARTICLE 14. cast one Voted, voice vote, that the Town Clerk (1) ballot for Dr. Lemuel Pope as Director' for the r_ ill in 1 jai)p ('ud F :xlr•nxinn Svrvive ns prOl tde (1)' LP ( %"if), 1.2x. Town ('Ierk east one b1i muel 1'ppe anti fir• tvas der•Iared elected"DeA the town I3. voted. vniee �,ote, °f C� boll raise and a r �rtr �ristr• the GPril that the for 1a huh t1O�`'ered a C0�' n he flo eh tC aCleetrnen and tree. wartle d h�ea yUitahlr• y rra yin marsh ine ontflt t'cere C. "is 1 R dpe t of lUcjRernc s C•r'mrnittee to exercise timo�'I� tot. yanlent in their selection "'I'd the j n1i t the toW TIC1,F% 16. Voted. risirng V°t frtill �6, tv the accept the loin �5 and rel'ortar) tb0 / Bali to the own clerk, 12 h 8 m. 1'•M' ocit a uZ iUUecl Rio laying' -out, altering, °1• relinb' "l'1 eti�i9. of eU h 1%oad, and thr• to' "I )ri "ddr Bs petefJ , lee Th road on the river• so osll� t Alt p1> t. ivNone 4t the town accept the ]nY'0`'larid'Gele boUhd�'Cae rntnCn edwin said rep °lt of tl'e te° f "'i at the ae8ins Follows: To wit• f the e;4 ,`.r by wliterb'nt3 in the Easterly line othelio$rn IP' 1 ": aore the Eas of Meetin Houtic ILivci r nd tot1d; fe'Uc Co levy tot.ly line of said landi � a upl¢,on ,111"I e} it o a the d }o iei i 5; > to he Cement bouorl On i o 1 a by Sp 1• ko t0> stake, the Easterly line of ,le thena'�g' 101 3tbence by land of jt' riee ee'n�d B4,f fee eC s • 3o I fCet to a stake; file t° tti 'ate, or leyo ateh by a0� 40" W 38.10 feed Flo e 60e11 et s to dent nd °f said Mrrrall�' ' 25 f the bouhd thence the saw l g1e4 i gs etor legs to them point of beelp� . are as Of November 71 Containing an area of 16/100 acres more or less, and authorize and instruct the Selectmen on behalf of the town, to accept as a gift, or to acquire by purchase, or to take by eminent domain under Chapter 79, General Laws of Massa- chusetts, for the municipal purposes of a town way and of a common landing -place the fee simple of all rights and easements in and over the land described in said report, which easements and rights are common and proper to town 'Vass or to common landing - places, subject to such public rights if any, as now exist in and over the land so described, together with trees and shrubs thereon but not including any structure or structures thereon. And that the town raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Twenty -five Dollars ($125) to be raised by loan or otherwise, for the purpose of acquiring by purchase or by taking by eminent domain aforesaid the easements, rights and purtenances in and to the land described in said report. ARTICLE 17. Voted voice vote unanimously, that the town raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.) for the establishment and maintenance of a free bed in the Cape Cod Hospital for the care and treat- ment of persons certified by the selectmen to be residents of the town and unable to pay for such care and treatment, 'n accordance with section 74 of Chapter 111 of the General Laws. the selARTICLE 18. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, that the be instructed to take the matter up with the Cape 4 Vineyard Electric Co. with a view of having street. lights In Everett operation on Route 28, from near the residence of W. Perry to Ward's Corner, so called. ARTICLE 19. Voted voice vote, unanimously, that th the own raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand Hundred Dollars ($1,500.) to widen and resurface the .a ,- at tlje je0 w hit road. h •'17u, e town er'e and vontinuini: t " " "rth,>t!I'd1 Spill or oth,•r suilaill'• � sole' nr T/'.'. rnilr rnor• or less- Vote( '.''il `ete l 1100 on uu,tior, t,. err if ll'eThottsnnpienfA�0 pri:,t,• the sun, of Tan rtnin the eo. nt nr elite �; of n,et, f vidinu aunns('r1' ' r 1' he R8 providvd L} ('h,,1,) d Note t eIOR git ire(I a ('_' :3 two -tUir d `,oic `emote Utz' ARTIt'I.1'% 21' `niee nlll Pone. �,oted. e the 0 111 A101CI l' �,, pr °hr''1tof n c><�- the town raise an"' I' rel,n e r trnpdeie� lars ($6(10.) for tl" 1't�l ]ndrl tlje 0 11111 boSe t liI', ,,PI slid lee 1°' tV Kno�vloti (�}nln,cr C. 5 "l�tlt A l f e Ili bb d• c f AIi�'1'ICI.P: 2:3. ° of r,Cle I'eil Sufi ,5 t and aPPropriat�' ofel>t•0PeI)e I.;I 1 �n1�0 the Purpose to c p( A the Town of Orleans' lei �; isbe American Legion. U o te(1' to 11` pP .,n n AItTIU1.1, `,}' roh, oe�v jll tLc town raise an nollars ($4,000.) to `t(of Dotl,) e qe� the State or County ( ose gotee like amount for this PttrPted, to tai �• V is 1 t A ,,...r,Y, ,- Q5. - „er..ot �t)I 73 Pone. ARTICLE 26. Voted, voice vote, to indefinitely post- ARTICLE 27. Voted, voice vote, unanimously, the following resolution, Be it Resolved, That the town approve the doings of the building Committee appointed to build the Field House (so called) on the school grounds. That the town authorize said building Committee to waive that provision of the contract under which said field house was constructed whereby the final payment of 20 per cent of the contract price was to be retained by said Com- mittee for forty -five (45) days after the completion of said field house as specified in said contract and authorize said Committee to make such final payment forthwith. That such final payment being made the building Committee be discharged with the thanks of the town for their services. And be it further Resolved: That the field house be and is accepted by the town. And That The custody, control and use of said field house in- elnding the power to rent or lease the same (accounting, nevertheless, to the town treasurer for all sums collected as rent) be and hereby is turned over and entrusted to the school Committee of the Town of Orleans. Voted to adjourn at 5.45 o'clock P. M. Attest: RALPH W. SNOW, Town Clerk. TOTAL APPROPRIATION$ MADE AT ANNUAL TOWN MEETING FEBRUARY 5, 1835 Selectmen's and departmental recommelldatiti., A9 listed under ARTICLE 2 ARTIOLI@ 110,��9•QO 5,700.00 71 AIITrt:r.I•: 1.' ARTICLE ARTICLE 1 , ARTICLI•: 1r ARTICLE 1 ARTICLE 111 ARTICLI, ARTICLI: ARTICLI•; 21 ARTICLI: 25 c^ to Mheer$torreappoint,-rl the 1',rllo�ti'ip lr� Carea• Eve• )4 014t committee: erfi OP lee D olln TeYlp e0j 0 (r $8po$ 41 ell T 9g�1Of r4ANCE Comm ��R AST Artlel TOWN MEETIN Article 2, FEB. 4, 1935• Article 3' approved av voted. Article 4 pproved. Article 6 $ppreve Artleje ? Approved: grtlels 8 approved tl0le 9 D proved• Article 71, ApproDroved. Artie e 12 Approved. Artiele Y3 AApproved' 7¢ pproved. to not exec( (5 icle 15, Approved. ele 16, Approved. icle 17, Approved. icle 18 isle 19, Approved for $1,500.00. isle 20, Approved for $1,500.00 of which $200.00 is to given to the Junior Community Band and $300.00 to the Committee on 4th of July celebration. icle 21, Disapproved. iele 22, Approved. icle 23, Disapproved. icle 24, Approved. icle 25, Disapproved. icle 26 icle 27 !/ a,ul1epPo ICLE 7. To see if the town will vote to raise fin. Priate the stun Two Hundred F'ift Pairs on road machinery and buildings. Y Dollars SUi•vey RTICLE 8. To see if the ways close at g p >ollshw 11 be op�enoat of the old oil wagons. ° the WARRANT SPECIAL T ° clock P. M 9 o clock A. 22 M 1936' And you are and may April , Dotting up attested directed to serve this WAR all" store of Ples thereof at the three Post by 0 8 Titt �COMMONWEAI.'I'll ()1' If`ti�y,t k,t least before m M. lIiggllls in said Town Offices A HERE PAIL of holding said ,seven days table SS of I fib' RRANT OFF NOT meeting. 5 the with your OT and make due return of this e Co of the ('o „titaltic' at lti the either time and place of doings thereon, r the Town Clerk, Y of Barnslai,lc,l'lIL C,09 the Given underourhands meeting as aforesaid. �4S$ In the NAME ()1' Year of ehis twent - y of March t, AelrU hereb3 eli; irty -five Our Lord Y ninth da tiOrR the SETTS, y„n :u'e 1 o�ett' 9tbe , thousand nine hundred and as a habitants or said Kt b, II to Town aff :,irs. to meet de f ae o>el MOnday the ttventy'ecOnaPd GEORGE L. SPARROW ollOWiag rtin t a fore noon, tD�tt oilo�i JOSEPH L •R. ERS f D >h� be oo TICLE 1. To elect t1le. fie>fl �� DO Selectmen of Orleans ttee to fid for on one ballot) °n tigp ,, ING$ $pECIAL TO At 1 °"Caney. To r�l Pre April 2 WN MEETING opt AA "Caney tlto ing eeed 2, 1936. the late CLE 2. To see tt tiona I office were swo tug the oPeni RsgetVehe sum of one Tltott ottr0 p' L' Robe grthunL SParrhe M °der the meeting' the follow_ rh�ef Of �ICd3. if tllo jsl'o' jog W, p° C i following as ballot allge E• T to 8 Ward as election 61le the Po see to °Ph L Peters Ella B. b °t clerks, Ruth Joseph r, Fire De ,trtment ¢ etera• Darling, Pre G- Pinand P $ '1` a6 eloek A °eking c deriek G• Y, 4 00 A to e , A, called Mayo to 9utja��R ��C fE 4• To tiee tfi elate tltittfltP K•, warrant read by town CModerator at nine o >- tth suits five to roves roovP e aegt bl° property fot• a r P 440 AR Annual ToNvn MCeti nb toa fe Fot.hBApto rCLE 5. To see if tlz enpa l�hwy tat' the sum °f Fl °e ,vt' fo dPgh� °Ar aLE 16. To see i�etTlt 100), 1 IC the sum of O` Welfare. I at zero the Ballot box examined, set for is Wo elet by Constable lierman h• Tay all W d election officer Arthur 1.. SI'arrow oils be is ARTICLE I. �'utetl that tlt viiea �e6e 'ono it adjourn till t 1 :30 1'.(l'N" to P1raoebJ datared closed fit 2 o'elnek l'• � 353 as follows :- a to fill Member of School Coll'"" e our 4¢nathan E. Eldredtre, Jr., ninety. f Jahrgc E• Oliver, eight t ode $latiI walah two buudrt•d fif,Y' none baltot.iCOatai6taa g. Moderator react result of l cin 4411 elected member °t, soli ed e•fsht�. term. r P :ofleet o t iA, de 00 e s �po t ' u chosetieeeding r �a d fe Se' Pat �e t M aermeait$d sworn by te • o an o e°a El r: 11arry II Snow, May �aa,edge, Jr., 1r. ederick lu4 V„ t � � p ! G' Of Olt P M Adjourn called gad f nof tti10 raerob by koderator, `town clerl alt �a e 0 id i er of school committee to e vat Pftta� t defini ARTICLE 2. Voted, 'vol et 110 telY Postpone, iod voalltji; ?tt °fc 142tTICLE 3. Voted, vont be ��9stt the two-wheeledetrr to aile the C aR aippoint a Comn visability of i't firtpai,y and r nroeuriag shit: mittee a eport at the i61e property Ro ,pointed u�•st Aunual toi a Tiiwn later" eFrank tlo aer' the article as Town At (t uru- A D' walker, , Alto,1 L. Smith follows;_ Joseph I the su RTICLE 5 , Charles 1loore, ,to pr.a eoof fi °e hued eoted, voice vote I th ARTIor hlghwa d dollars ($500-) ' be rainousl beeraosl d Ina aiat on Voted, riss. be raised andt }aat leans fo and ap r ' that tlr ng vote �> r the 1) opriate a sum o f ES 3¢ I\T 8a,n oA`Viele7ar .935. "d Motioublie VVelfalrensandd dollara appropriat hundred 'Voted voice vote lost. Town of pr the a ARTICfor repar's fifty dollar urianinlous] old oil Yor of 8. Voted road mac ($250.) bey, that tht. Dagony highways d, voice vot incrY auclramed acid Attest toRaAdLprh at ge2p othoriZed toadi seyofIt at 22 l Total 12 W SN clock 1' the 935 as f llopWSpriation, Ow, Town Clerk Article 5 at special town In ec tin ? g of AAril $500 p0 i0arran EPplt 250.00 For s T �F F Article pecial t W ANC $75p 00 Art. 2 D%appromeetinOMM1TT Of Article 5 ApChaptered asgeo April2 on antic Article 6 Anroved fo0, Sec 1 trary to ' 1935, lea in o h pr r t APprovved forss ra state e statutes w u for m st in , Sum scat ad in wnrrarrt• 1 r�7 r TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS FUR TotalAp Pro Priations at Annum ToWnD1 February 5 Total Appropriations at specitll '1'oNU All April 22, 1935 Total Appropriations for the fear 1935 t. 1p3 DOGS LICENSES 1 lU3J 2 "alea 20 ale. $2.0o $2U �payeas @ $5.00 149 females @ ;x;2.00 149 fees @0 20 cents Aaia Lounty Treasurer. �AVP Sl COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, DIVISION OF FISHERIES AND GAME, LICENSES ISSUED IN 1935 Paid Div.of Fees Fisheries 30 Series No. Retained & Game 1, Resident Citizens' Fishing @ $2.00 44 Series No. $60.00 $7.50 $52.50 21 Resident Citizens' Hunting @ $2.00 15 88.00 11.00 77.00 Series No. 31 Resident Citizens' Sporting @ $3.25 3 Series No. 48.75 0,75 45,00 4, Women & Minors' Fishing @ $1,25 5 Series No. 3.75 .75 3.00 51 Resident SCitizens' Trapping @ $5.25 Series No. 26.25 1.25 25.00 61 Minor Trappers' o , 12 Series No. 7 $2.2J 'Resident 11.25 1.26 10.00 Citizens' S Porting & Trapping, to citizens over 70 yrs. Free 1 Series No. 15, Non - resident citizens' Special Fishing $1.50 (3 days) 9 Series 1.50 1,25 No. 16 Resident citizens ' .25 Lobster & Crab @ $5.00 24 45.00 2.25 42.75 $284.50 $28.00 $256.50 RALPH W. SNOW, Town Clerk T--- r M m H O ha m r. r� ['J p 0 b H Ma xm tA tit 0 00 BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1935 Date Name of Child Name of Father Maiden name of Mother 1921 oct. 19 Modena Belle Taylor Malcolm L. Taylor 1934 iblar. 2 Roger Paul Stone Charles H. Stone 1935 Jan. 3 Ralph Arnold Perreault Ralph W. Perreault Jan. 9 Male Jan. 10 Harold Arch Boynton Jerome R Boynton Apr. 1 Bernard Winn Richardson Le Roy F. Richardson Apr. 9 George Woodward Perry George R Perry June 10 Donald Francis Fuleher Clarence E. Fulcher June 10 Eric MacMinn Reed Macllinn N. Reed June 11 Beverly Hope Daniels Warren 0. Daniels June 23 Barbara Ann Young Burton S. Young July 4 Daniel Chase Earl C. Chase July 10 Louann Elsa Parent Norman A. Parent July 15 Charles Edgar Young, Jr. Charles E. Young July 23 Stanley Curtis Donnell Lawrence A. Donnell Oct 29 Ellen May Swepson Robert Swepson Nov. 9 Richard Francis Heyelman Frank G. Heyelman Dec. 11 Lois Ann Higgins William M. Higgins, Jr. 1 J J rte• ^_ `�_'' p'• � ,a 1:1 r_ u - v r _ •' u... r - � �- r _ r � ^. pp r M m H O ha m r. r� ['J p 0 b H Ma xm tA tit 0 00 BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1935 Date Name of Child Name of Father Maiden name of Mother 1921 oct. 19 Modena Belle Taylor Malcolm L. Taylor 1934 iblar. 2 Roger Paul Stone Charles H. Stone 1935 Jan. 3 Ralph Arnold Perreault Ralph W. Perreault Jan. 9 Male Jan. 10 Harold Arch Boynton Jerome R Boynton Apr. 1 Bernard Winn Richardson Le Roy F. Richardson Apr. 9 George Woodward Perry George R Perry June 10 Donald Francis Fuleher Clarence E. Fulcher June 10 Eric MacMinn Reed Macllinn N. Reed June 11 Beverly Hope Daniels Warren 0. Daniels June 23 Barbara Ann Young Burton S. Young July 4 Daniel Chase Earl C. Chase July 10 Louann Elsa Parent Norman A. Parent July 15 Charles Edgar Young, Jr. Charles E. Young July 23 Stanley Curtis Donnell Lawrence A. Donnell Oct 29 Ellen May Swepson Robert Swepson Nov. 9 Richard Francis Heyelman Frank G. Heyelman Dec. 11 Lois Ann Higgins William M. Higgins, Jr. Line M. Snow Greta A. Schofield Beatrice D1. Felt Addle C. Ryder Elizabeth G. MacDougall Ruth E. Perry Grace E. Doane Beulah Robinson Edith She@han Josephine Hutchinson Alta L. Foster Birget A. Johnson Anna W. Rog Nellie Chase Marguerite Booker Thelma E. Nickerson Helen S. Daniels ..a T--- — r M m H O ha m r. r� ['J p 0 b H Ma xm tA tit 0 00 BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1935 Date Name of Child Name of Father Maiden name of Mother 1921 oct. 19 Modena Belle Taylor Malcolm L. Taylor 1934 iblar. 2 Roger Paul Stone Charles H. Stone 1935 Jan. 3 Ralph Arnold Perreault Ralph W. Perreault Jan. 9 Male Jan. 10 Harold Arch Boynton Jerome R Boynton Apr. 1 Bernard Winn Richardson Le Roy F. Richardson Apr. 9 George Woodward Perry George R Perry June 10 Donald Francis Fuleher Clarence E. Fulcher June 10 Eric MacMinn Reed Macllinn N. Reed June 11 Beverly Hope Daniels Warren 0. Daniels June 23 Barbara Ann Young Burton S. Young July 4 Daniel Chase Earl C. Chase July 10 Louann Elsa Parent Norman A. Parent July 15 Charles Edgar Young, Jr. Charles E. Young July 23 Stanley Curtis Donnell Lawrence A. Donnell Oct 29 Ellen May Swepson Robert Swepson Nov. 9 Richard Francis Heyelman Frank G. Heyelman Dec. 11 Lois Ann Higgins William M. Higgins, Jr. 1 J J rte• ^_ `�_'' p'• � ,a 1:1 r_ u - v r _ •' u... r - � �- r _ r � ^. pp r M m H O ha m r. r� ['J p 0 b H Ma xm tA tit 0 00 BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1935 Date Name of Child Name of Father Maiden name of Mother 1921 oct. 19 Modena Belle Taylor Malcolm L. Taylor 1934 iblar. 2 Roger Paul Stone Charles H. Stone 1935 Jan. 3 Ralph Arnold Perreault Ralph W. Perreault Jan. 9 Male Jan. 10 Harold Arch Boynton Jerome R Boynton Apr. 1 Bernard Winn Richardson Le Roy F. Richardson Apr. 9 George Woodward Perry George R Perry June 10 Donald Francis Fuleher Clarence E. Fulcher June 10 Eric MacMinn Reed Macllinn N. Reed June 11 Beverly Hope Daniels Warren 0. Daniels June 23 Barbara Ann Young Burton S. Young July 4 Daniel Chase Earl C. Chase July 10 Louann Elsa Parent Norman A. Parent July 15 Charles Edgar Young, Jr. Charles E. Young July 23 Stanley Curtis Donnell Lawrence A. Donnell Oct 29 Ellen May Swepson Robert Swepson Nov. 9 Richard Francis Heyelman Frank G. Heyelman Dec. 11 Lois Ann Higgins William M. Higgins, Jr. Line M. Snow Greta A. Schofield Beatrice D1. Felt Addle C. Ryder Elizabeth G. MacDougall Ruth E. Perry Grace E. Doane Beulah Robinson Edith She@han Josephine Hutchinson Alta L. Foster Birget A. Johnson Anna W. Rog Nellie Chase Marguerite Booker Thelma E. Nickerson Helen S. Daniels ..a I ,f, Irate 1934 Mar, 18 Mac z4 Aug. 20 SM. 2 1935 Jan. 2r, Nar. 23 Apr. 13 44'r 13 May 26 June 7 June 8 June �1 Jh "e 27 J41y 8 Aug, 3 Aug' 16 Aug. 31 Beet. 14 Sept. 19 %t. 29 Gat, 1 Oat 5 Get, 21 Oct. 21 Nov . 2 Dep. 24 MA &RIA(3E8 ftECOAD U Mye / tr \nun• "t I '.rr114•M of 16 10 henry it il„nl,4n'rl 0 Eleanor Mill QVe ?6 Ellah If n) ls'JJzab.qh F'. r 1u+!'Jn?40 -J:rnd Jam..+ K,•d I! „w e5 U-wlh ffok,ard I)VI''rnu' jr 41 AJcn4 -H Iigw4•H 1 {4112 rlrick 0 81ole011 n 1111to tlL �t cmbt! l4' `µ.pod Herbert L- Guorl u in `bore Florence I_ Itt :rrel>`4 u�J Alton ('ushinfi 1 +: +ii1a1� = t' Ell !.1; IpT� RECE k;nc" ( • t•u�t if d, 1. 1.3' n �. r,t•rl .l;rrnurr.c I l.'Y.l.i lirtrr•jl,f r, Ifl:: :, �TO jj0j50 a��9's DIS13 ;3 ;,r "o, .09 1 „ 1'arYuuvrt (j Warr; \u J4,, �1tr (101n)-sit ('a . ('nrl ,l.r.'tst ltnn IrJ36 lr t^ Oli 1'aixlr, r.hf•alcs aurrl nrr,nr:� urr 'It'nq:u•y 1, 1936 T� D A coo il $�S� TRUST F'UN � 1 >, CI°EMENT GOULD -4 $a'''1 r�pghit �•in�y ;;rjr1' t'ail,r• cr1 in �1'r•ynu,rrf lr �'' ;rr�� 1 Acculnulte Piv .Ills eres ad �alahce in fund, Jan. 1, I -on' 87 STREET LIGHT FUND ASSIGNED TO Deposited in IV i T0wN OF ORLEANS Cape Cod Five Savings Bank and Aceum d ulate Gents Savings Bank interest Less interest drawn Balance in fund, Jan. 1, 1936 Deposited OEMETERy TRUST FUND in Savin';s B Cape Cod Five Cents AOOUmulated i crest Balance rn fund, Jan. 1, 1936 $3,5 17.6 1 78.8(i 3,596.47 78.86 $3,517.61 $800.00 325.88 YA'v S $1,125.88 Deposited ROGERS CEMETERY A Dupe Cod T ustas D FUND Part ement of emulated interest Balance in $10 fund Jan. 1, 1936 i0 $104.18 Consisting of; SNOW LIBRARY FUIID David Jonath Snow Fund ilaa lsog hoa enFu A Y pkrns Pull Ild Funcl $4,000.00 500.011 200.00 3,000.00 $7,700.00 COLLECTO 89 ,4:1 R OF TAXES R for ,titutiort t9 !/r•Ior,,,I.•,l ,r. 1'rr,�,Jr•nl I" •isc ,o� tof tinc,nt;a, !;.,•.Iron 1'u Pr Cnrlrl (tnrtmetr i Ynciu,;,, l;:u,k ar „l y.,�•in9; Caps. 1 •rul •l l'rlit ( •n. %1's"Irnulatr•rl intrr,•,t 1 150aw•r• in (nnrl .Ian. 1. la: ;o To f JOSHUA N. TAYL0 GIF�,,,r(j°ont° 13al;uu•r• on rlr• ,n.,it in �'r 193” 1 1, (;a l,r• Cod TI-11NI ('o., .lun. 1Vithdra�ru `�r�r.r�Ilnt rloh,•rl trti of, J:rn• �vf U° vPort .y of Town Arrn,U' RE SPORT flL ESTATE AND TANGIEL E B al. PROPERTY PERSONAL dile j3al 01, 1933 t w arrant 0n 1934 taxes Jane 1; 1935 Abaterneut�afttaxes es Jan. 1, 1935 Pay,nent, refund, 1935 taxes Paid t',easu Paid treasurer act, 1933 taxe Ab -Abated 119983 934 taxeset. 193b t Xes Uheolle 1985 taxes Aee eted s Uaccllceted 1983 taxes Tay title 1934 taxes Pax Ile aect 5 taxey Tax itle aeet'' 1933 taxes title acct., 1935 tax. s s 134,411 1983 �D�B n 1934 Jan 1, 19335 $8,620,97 29,384.70 96,375.38 44.37 $134,425.42 $ 8,009.49 19,627.08 70,170.08 361.68 71.6:1 341.65 134,60 9,534,07 25,572.68 115.20 151.92 335.34 $134,42 2 $ 17.24 $127:63 90 p)4 Paid Treasurer • CR. 933y -account mxi 100 Paid a Treasurer account 1934 Abated, 1933 10'y4 v1300"ected, 1934 1 7_3 0 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE jaitla R 0 Pa1d ee dllc en 1933, Jean. 1,D1935 ,} 0 Treasurer see CR. X100 ount 1933 $ajaaee du POLLS ,Nrnee d'a ou 1933 Dit. 3.00 aat 1935 1934 J n• 1> 1935 $ 08 00 19355 93`1.00 a� d 1'515T , ra'a TrBaa r °r a 140.00 UbQee�a °1a44ta aeCOh at 0 c a a u 1 1 3 0 u ° °11e leas tin 334 t '000 etea 1'1 ; 536.0 28.00 Mp 2.00 . IIalanco due ott 19 30$ VE Dlpl• __.� 3g' EBpl $1,140.00 6E $ 507.bP warra4t4,1925 91 March 25, April 29 $2,118.80 Aug. 27 640.01 622.33 DeC• 31 302.88 hate ------- 3,684.0° lhate�ehts after 1934 21 134.38 Payment, refund, $5 Niq Tr CR. iasld $ 424.84 98 Treasurer account 1933 Na3� 2,600.36 Treasurer account 1934 Ayated easurcr account 1935 20 61 252.01 Ahate > 1930 104'61 Ahat d, 1934 966,0 �neoll�, 1935 Ullepll 05,433 94 eted, 1934 ected,1935 1 103 6 134,60 0ES'rAN to 9534'06 TOTAL UNCOLLyr C'rED TA � nul oY °rty 25,3 6.00 1934 Real Estate an 1 'r,09 snt3'1i1C .170 966.01 666.01 1935 Real Estate a $3 1`34 Moth 1935 P511s V °1,y0le E"0j5u SNOW, 1.934 11�4otor yC1,ic Lp olleetor of Tases. 1935 Motor �' 92 ANNUAL REPORT SNOW LIBRARY FOR 1935 Number volumes bought Number volumes presented Number volumes catalogued Number volumes borrowed Number magazines borrowed Total fines for 1935 1q% 2l 10104t 15,211 11424 15.¢2 Mary S. Cumting' all Librari Mall` Books presented 1935: Mrs. M. L. Bullard' prof. ' C Pll' Liddell, Dr. Henry W. Maier, Orleans Won'ans ttlie, )V1t H. g. Cummings, Dr. W. E. Brooks, Mr. Claude E° sb9, H. E. Brown Mr. Albert E. Bruce, Miss Mary L' Cro Mr. Herbert D. Nickerson. To�N 1935 NURSING SERVICE i� PVf a0t �' is : tN'S 46 �h,, cli0p! 91 ] {�tta�l�attrn. ��Vlt Nursery 172 OQ�ePart °r�Q% 94 ' lt °jsitti 1FW�Vtt4 °ttottded 91 ,,II 644 Vi%itq 9 ptap 3• ton # h� °ho d °° °i lilll�plti Q'ld;�;cltl�l� 3 Tp�le �`IL1e A� '�� tll°�ibl� l22 8 ( °g 130 V�toe ��lee •l �it� 94 Revisits 31 Doctors Office Visits 15 30 Investigations 1 Dentist Office, X -ray 2 Assisted Dentist's with Patients 2 Accompanied patients to Hospitals 6 Uospital Visits 3 Welfare Recommendations 360 Welfare Visits 1 Child taken home 71 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Visits 2 Conferences 4 Clubs 2 Associations 4 Community 1 Pre - School Clinic 1 Toxin Antitoxin Clinic 166 Office Visits 212 Telephone Consultations 22 Nillnes sent to Prenatal Registry 730 (hoursY 6 'tp1110 32 Visits, nursing 5S8 Nursery School 386 );ducation 25S Office 173" 1624 Travel Other duty Total hours on $679 8� ;sits Total v' •• 471 iDebits Credits 95 b3• Town $ 138.59 12g7.82 $1 4 a this opportunity D kes b onstions received. the To`an to k the c%nors. Respectfully submitted S R N. J'�OVaLE V Nurse LAIR -k D. T. Tqn o 96 BARNSTABLE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Ilyan111% Mass., December 31, 1935 A brief report of the work of the Barnstable 001111ty Health Department for the year 1935 is submitted. Nothing of an untoward nature has occurred as re- gards communicable diseases. Five cases of infantile paraly- sis with one death were reported. Those cases caused lit- tle if any alarm among Summer visitors or others, as the incidence was less than in some other places. In no case was any particular connection as regards contact with the disease established. In the case of the patients in one fam- ily where the death occurred there had been no recent ab- seneefrom the County or any discoverable contact with the disease. A certain amount of scarlet fever has occurred, us- ually 'of a very mild nature. Very little diphtheria was reported, usually mild also. The diphtheria immunization clinics were carried on Co ntrl during the year. Practically all physicians in the Country have now a designated "health hour," when ehil- drett may be immunized against diphtheria at a reduced rate. Parents are urged to take their children to privet, Physicians for this treatment. All of the regular meetings, including the Southeast- ern Association of Boards of Health Cape Cod Health Bu- reau Association, Cape Cod Health Council etc., have been held during the year with good attendance. The follolvine lord Anders Officials have been speakers at these meetings: Dr. Gay- on, Dr. Luise Diez, Dr. Ralph Chambers, Dr. 97 ,ariolis resi- si�es Lett, and I11r. L1,011-rat). cite.' ))C Cb,,,,ty pie con,�t3• Ilar SorllBld as all eX 1.Y �. wa finer Supt, of ert in "died d t y pr. Viggo' r eatoriam tile �llf a most useful in,titution the S0e durinv 1, a had been superintendent ° cb0rle erin- let, r Julius Kelley, NV 10 was is . ted S°Pivith tb absence in Europe, was Opp, Y fea11tisfactOrY e �,"atoriuni. Ile is entire so eli is being carried on iii a <- e ispeetiOCOOP e r u eete regular work inelnd(nn aad d'To "u liof . f the 1.o,. 11 ei etc., ba, been carried p0, and lofees ad Gt to elals> Federal, State, C °of all e�p0180 all ott @eutbe clesireel. lie work The p11Ray 0siiiyed it. the Alas been satisfactory i every asy re4 ��ahaV uuty have assisted 11 ivi111 toys e been most helpful in �° ar9I45Pec e t �Qalletv�lt6 short reports of the Saul 0(a113 au, e bas l Espl of s itb busy utub0rt100 �a 00 u dt t Year has been very lo 0. 100 06 e hti. icier it eleAs t"Ile an unusually • is in ° sides 00 10 Bgtg4se,arising from complain° C °fit lg 00 plea ll wl cord pools were maaees. or e$ ore, q� th�setverreetinb these nul ilea as, tbis Da douaty ht re e1. systems are instil rots of 11t tliea00d �, ye�allt 11 be fewer couple 1.01111'0 0lld0ilg 0°le, of milk produced spear, as all 0 y0i the t4 pod during the post yregaldrily 00vVh0tto huh Ceueeejved. Complaints ,fa °t° $°� ty. {a ^ety lit lhl k were handledssaecreased 60110 alryllu producers County being at M1 I 98 where a modern dairy barn and pasteurizing plant are lo- cated. done in September of cattle was with only eight Tuberculin testing tested about 2200 cattle being cry condition, — and October,— idence of tu- reactors. The cattle are now in only slight evidence post - mortem reports showing gealth berculosis." eration of local Boards of rov- "Through the coop are generally inletions sanitary conditions Insp food afollowln aumPsl and the public, ector include the disposal ing• Duties as inspector rubbish camps, dairies, sew of barns, of 1936 the laces places, etc., etc. Summer that before the various p It is hoped isances etc., occurring in erage and fish nu all kinds be taken care of satisfactorily" ctions of As- will 3000 Insp° Sanitary and In the neighborhood of year by the been made during the Y e and have Inspectors. be a busy °a satis- sistar, Sanitary will undoubtedly ade to carry on the work m The coming Year every effort will be m factory manner. Respectfully, D. M, noun Health OglCer 1pl REPORT OF Y ()R OF HIGHWAYS to o018h 13 Orleans, Mass.. Jan. 14 1936. roit wp f hard of tielretnlrn and the Voters of ealls l°t�19 5 lly 1•e Port as 111rveyor of Ili sua}s a un all}• 9� lot t4 tie to oacls this sprint; NN ill oa the "t algae the hard winter, snow stayial3 bgen `ka'th°rajhary any hole•~ that �� uuld not ]made the t l of 1 his of course thirty-0,00 a� btueh lditiuns. 110 °4q,%1 all f e than usual. We ev miles a �0� ^I1i��ha four this, about t�eenty'$even in 1 Iq n t `gay ale sand. these roads In h 1�4 the at It N ill - has tried to patch atell the sadea ��i ^�% 4eolulu y otl�c, leeessary to p`4it11 tits 3311 u o 111 phis was done Used ilis110V �HhVnt%h oijill used for this, may road or iitdi a1 agaha r tl'e shoulders where the �. help ! °tease d, oacls Nve hope to have w'P e ;@ t Ar $ lac s (I� h��at$hds �hta quite a problem 11' n Orplla d i to tR thj aul'i n p rain Chia 0e cy ea n9 and after every ear, air 0 ea& ery u he relnedied the coming Od of rep ia, h�ghj� he art of the town are In neo aPpropea !� theeo aloe ues are needed. With no rater' 4� tipl e j �e ohs the town roads for s and hould laV e� t tN tNotecI at many corner money s t° tj Vjj ° roots of highway safety' ion• loera�h6s e this traffic llazzald' foil Condit. g hag been put `inllthe steam roller build 100 all the buildings with the exception of one small shed, have been painted, repaired and made tight. crush - A small Hot Mix plant has been erected at the epSt eF this has cut the dollars er at a very small cost to the town, to fifteen atches as the mis is Mix material about t per day and also make., much better p Chapter 90 work (Harwich Rd., th s hotter when it reaches the road. For reports on Chap report, beea� see the Town Accountan arl ion• Main St.) the Surveyors sup work is not under GENERAL REPAIRS ON ROADS $ 32.50 412'2$ L. Mayo (Surveyor) 1, 06• Payrolls. Roland . Davenport (Surveyor) 406 01 Payrolls, Dean payrolls, Labor 45165 Payrolls, Trucks 538-62 $ighway Materials' 70.00 Stone 64,06 Tar 38'51 Cinders 48.97 Sand, Posts, etc. 150 83.20 Gas and oil Tools and supplies it 2.10 First aid 132 Freight 10 00 Express 7607 Telephone 7.50 Stationery $oiler ins P action Repairs on equipment painting signs 101 thesis for water wagon to Of izsuranee on water wagon galan °e to Revenue Feb 5 APPro priation Alit. hi2 1 TPero priation 1. IJ Storm Reserve Fund for ov. p °doll WEESET ROAD }pa�slls Dean S Daven ort, Surveyor ! "o�0lle L p T�l�d Tabor rucks 8�ath, �aaa °il l l�a ou water wagon �AAro rang Sri from Reserve 25.00 9.4•i $4,148.39 1.11 $4 102 ROCK HARBOR LANDING Payrolls, Dean S. Davenport, Surveyor Payrolls, Labor Payrolls Trucks Plant hire Stone Dust Wood Oil Asphalt Appropriated BOND ISSUE ACT Payrolls, Labor Payrolls, Trucks lies Materials and supP Balance $ 20.39 194.92 61-50 31.50 26.00 11.00 26.50 22.48 .1400-00 $400.00 $543.45 96.50 261.38 .04 $901 31 $90137 Bond Issue Account INGS MACIIINEay AND BUILD $128.39 CARE OF ROAD 121.02 m inert ach ildings $ 49.3`0 Repair on road machinery bill 2 61 Repair on road $250 00 Balance $250.00 Appropriated 103 GUIl)EBOAR DS AND SIGNS 8, kNirin and renewing appropriated Labor SNOW REMOVAL Iry�b�ka op trad Oa �oii (Tr1etcr� Fah' S, F�b la Trropriated filar 2g Tr nsf er 2g Tanafer $50.00 $50-00 $928.37 717.24 0.55 434 3.96 2,50 0.00 13.633 $1 /�y0 41 $800 74 150 4 1368 3 83 $1 itted, Respectfully Su b �VOVO- A N 191" AN DE S• D ways f g" 1 Surveyor Of olg 104 ORLEANS FIRE DEPARTMENT To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: I hereby submit the Annual Report of the Fire De- Partment. House fires 4 Chimney fires 1 Grass fires 8 Forest fires 3 Automobile fires 3 Total 19 Value of Real Estate involved Loss An appropriation of $2,050.00 is requested for the Year 1936. The following constitutes partment. the equipment of the De- 1 450 _gallon pumper 1 300 gallon pumper I Hose and Ladder combination 2300 feet 2Y2 inch hose 2000 feet 11/2 inch hose All of which are in good condition. Respectfully submitted, GEORGE D. KNOWLES, Chief Engineer. Vr YARK ('ommlSSION Tan. 14. 1936* qthe `l'nntal Ilel,,,rt ,tt the Park lark bur ^opal has h:�,l hol nnly the usual eantftinx al the d� `'''1 tt ati ,•arriril iht-ottgtt i" Afford. eDap ei'''�'ssi „n in Oak trON'e thus state ateo�pl' relieving the eon�estt °n oil been ltail�tolreute,l „1' : miu ,r repairs 11 ttensi've '4t8 tt'hieh will need more e. alias has othej Year 1 n ,rotect. Dia111071 oil 1 ut uteri `'ej (It.(, o,l. fence and ° qh ha arg. tloeaa l' �1`l Wort mul utau'e belle' to to addi +l , pleIV atonal l'illinr, toilets 00 for 0� hill t! Walk and old I eNAT °a reef 1peeQ,ss teill have ro be t.ettelte.rilt N alt 8g fati to extend and r`tis° t, ne r 0 realil �tlti "'oachiug to the erect to ne °. Araeaeio�� "1� Rood water• Otvie that pea °laecl '1 Keemed intperativ e03plo9la 1tY abilitcl a ]rife Guard V11, Tilis �j g eaeta hat R it 111 routTlt tauter ea ha r It ee we l have to he eonttnt�in I'0rop- w .h \p ll advert i,Ged at e''' d p r1 hle atet °lice ooer 1} Oh er Pr C 1tBtvi cl, ,Inostl'sat'aiatter p doll to "Jc .� • -.,..t the .,,ead 106 the proven limit and on many Sundays and holidays this number being exceeded greatly. This branch of the work 107 at the beach is increasing in popularity each year and it �� makes one wonder what the near future will bring. 0 I Q T ��'I M The two cemeteries are in excellant shape; the town � � � N ANCE C OM ITT burial lot was seeded down after removal of trees last year Fpg THE YEAR 1036 and looks well. Shrubs that have died off on Soldiers )VThe ument & Eldredge Small Parks have been replaced. up Town to level ofadooresilleand new'dloor andeframe 4 ft- has been installed. t `. hai"llee d a ith Clare') D kep aipm Commith a organize SaeretarY- The Bathing Beach at \'Pest Shore has been leads ere atl a »cl Eclfiar II. lTpham, the but area is small. Again the commission p this nel dnr�ng cleaned up g area at erson that something be done to enlarge the bathing n asset tpere no clan cs in then embers point. It is still water and always warm and is a bi„ t th e d an eoN10'thetiring'. to our town. for the Town Officers, our lava South Orleans Park has been seeded and a good stars laced � then, co The lot fo urtesy in attending Fund of grass resulting. Boulder was raised 22 inches and p geser�e all that is needed is the tablet. Th 4t i10 h0r12ed \� transfers from the on a cement base, make a &759. 14 has been brushed out and some trees removed. made to se Road �0 S s 34 It is hoped that some t continuation lOf Bake 14011 uests are o 1I T tiow Removal beach at Town Landing needed and constant req 1 T° Snow Removal 836.8 so called as it is certainly To`V 3383 coming in. �0 Fielh RePorts Submitted, 8 To S d IIouse 63'93 Respectfully 19 T° hots It 5 LUTHER F. BEE Ele moval 60 LEMUEL POPE, JR• To °trolIS and Registration 16� R, CARLTON LONG ° Weeset Road work 160' Park Commissioners. oth D e 31. 00 partment 0.00 T° VPile I epairs 60.00 2 Aoli hspection h6 00 8 �o N� li Department o Ola 1 Welfare 9� 0ti Age Assistance X2,1 108 To balance 1.38 gz,soo.00 0 1ktj'0RT Appropriation $2,500.00 EIG1IT S CLARENCE D. WALKER, Chairman ABBIE F. MITCHELL BERTHA C. WARD W.EVERETT BONNELL FOSTER L. TAYLOR FREDERICK C. HOPKINS WARREN E. CLARK FREEMAN E. SNOW EDGAR H. UPHAM, Secretary. 109 OF SEALER OF AND MEASURES t"4 -- I r°ble B Fie oard of Selectmen: w nth �te9 per ibrnit the x report of the Sealer °f �VeiB�ts e Year 1935. aiae1,000 lbs. °er 5,000 lbs. rd10 100 lbs. Lder 0 lbs. s 100 lbs. le fler 100 lbs. Rhts oht s Noips ) `ky AB Ob, hQ a� Dill,, As q �R r tin loo ei @h er Innbs. Not C °nder°ued Sealed Sealed 12 2 23 7 1 98 18 49 16 23 10 7 113 1i 2 3 42: 1 28 1 1 1 2 9 110 Fees collected and paid Treasurer Fees for adjusting paid Treas $50.56 1.25 $51.81 Respectfully submitted, B. cgRLTO.N LONG Sealer of Weights and Id.esures 111 Y COMMITTER REPORT C1t�Cas of the Town of Orleans: erat0r undeT Ie °f °mmittec appointed by the T �u geetiog °f 2$ 19 the NVarrant for the Special table 35 sui To urill est nY £ovestigate the advisability of port at te tTo1 a TONVn InfirnLary and iug repot : me l Meeting ubnlits the fo11oN d three ocis Wo4t Committee held seven meeting iti1 bit Fra �e11 t0 Boston for an intervleW aries• c�el. 11 Dervisin g Inspector 1 of I116ro °f pubhira the ltke i4v ®d °40 lted the chairman of t11e ever I" er °F ea egtinn and went carefully ° Nyent to I it The 1a hand. tgevery embers of the Committee Nh WI Nfr'°ases thy, �heAla4q atVeeting hour and ofltlie typee Perienics119• Q ee Y definite idea his pore 1a• th a in stated e ce. ° hoard least five are lneeded to °be Pla Dint str°he e k ha9i by °tl outside cases which tat °' g pd laud 5 tvble, eoled b ter Towns or by the State. Nye bare °athe9 ret tl<1d h� Mr. BardNvell was that Nyelf a if d ou 4hd t"N1d1'ut at any kind of Np1ea Neif e came W ��t hti lrkh T list there and e' plan can b Procoed i �4 Thj d1h�s part of T°Nyn flgn pt g C at the Dub la Qa 'V115� agh�ge a�mittee recommend's tat a re,8yld ° t13 "d rN ring the resent Year she suf 144tect land, a part 0 l f `yh but aAvay from main roads 112 accessible to make a satisfactory location for buildin,s- Welfare cases can be put at work on the tract and the tyood used by the department. The cleared land can be farmed and the produce used. It is the opinion of this Committee and confirmedrn Y Mr. Bardwell that Federal and State aid will shrink terially in the near future and that the Town must be PIe" pared to care for many additional saes. We believe an firmary will best meet this need. The Committee JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Chairmalt FRANK GOULD CHARLES F. MOOR' ALTON SMITH CLARENCE D. WALKER Sec Y 113 CLE 9 OF TO Og COMMITTEE UNDER AR3986 ANNUAL MEETING OF ed the e COOtotittec re sorts that the}, b0veso cage io trays a t \ a u,� t l I:u bot. IIei"ltts oosid" °opt able 1 ter to f c aulted �artios interested and after °11oty °h, Rod that, it. wOn }d not be advids the le or !or t t�etToavill'as stated but re00Oeon6e allsetAsro °k gQ11! "o tcuc tt a deed of of Na 180 8 t, treeprde 9 ways as shoran On pit Deeds ,sea psesen t° d with Barnstable Coun n f'gester" tb fi h a age 2R' i'Mcu line ront the ter Nor t ce ° oe 8t and eoutinuin� North all theoaa, ad y b9baish Road to- IyanotiAl .1la ROad an the jig eeteelata IYanourlt Road t0 Ito 0. bet Re d the t thatY by said Priscilla Road d ly }nn $ analdod PNte ltortiou oL' said Cliff $oa d 131oik pri° the 4th rlY eorlier of I.nt No. 1 an 1310 °� ens° idth apt, etly corner of ljot N0• 1, tltont e�50110 C °ve de salt Psoflluncllnot less ethan`$fty foftj bs�t}iagt}ie9 to ut d Cliff I�oad and the `vat of sal d P are as pro. The'Zt °re °pl�osite the termttlus d lots and ap�nn. r°h Seferences to ways, blocks0 vn raise .� S d ways, I(I all Oxeye, 0 °Odtttonsa or to ePtahee tvltereof is recommend ed, ROW$ Respectfully suWitt L• SP A All D R$so }ectoe4 >3 R JOSEP L 114 REPORT OF COMMITTEE UNDER ARTICLE 18 OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1935 The Selectmen report as follows: that they have taken the matter up with the Cape and Vineyard Electric Com- pany and find that the Company would require about $190.00 annual income to warrant construction. The Committee recommends that street lights be in- stalled along the route named under article 18, if sufficient business is obtained to cause the Company to do the neces- sary construction. Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Selectmen UAL TOWN 1AVG"f "'o WARRANT FEBRUARY 39 1936 TT CS�1'101,4 'Y �lAL'1'1I OF N1ASS- t0gUS� 5 is the of t1l Y q 8 "%tables of the TOvVn of orGOB sa- T11 a arl stable f gas the �aa 4r�AM , OF l'hc l'ou1,11, all . aad °IS° hereby directed to notify eleotip °owQ ra to I(Av", qualified to vote ininSald egt at t� eet at the TOWN umL 101 t oa the 4k iq 'e T111RD clay of P 11' to a° l��art1C1%: 1' orenoou then and there foe ff'Cers �kq�roar (to2�' eleet, all neecssarY ° �11ot),v�� 4 1, tat be voted for on one 1) [1 41�t r fol, �'l, Mall o1le � Sa or Your, �dar for t ar I lll'" years, °° years, her Boar lee Yeti, , for tlll' 4c 11th of 11ealth fo elfare Y°ars, 0 � 'et r°asf r 011e year, be> ofu41' for one year, Years, axes for one year' three ye t °r osh 0 �' L bra y for tl for ree Years, 3p� ptbaes for ol91i� ays for one Year, C„ rae rt one year, I ��lggl0oer for three years- 116 ARTTICLE 2. To act upon the Annual Report (in- cluding Recommendations) of the Selectmen and other Town Officers or Committees- and raise and appropriate money for same. ARTICLE 3• To see if the town will vote to author- ize 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, 1936, 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 4. To see what sum if any, the Town Will vote to take from the surplus in the Treasury to apply towards taxes in 1936. ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will appropriate whatever money is received from the doe tax of the pre vious year for the use of the Snow Library, to be available by the Trustees for the purchase of books or any other lawful expense for the Library. ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to purchase a new car for the use of the Town Nurse and to dispose sum of Five of the old car and appropriate the Hundred Dollars ($500) for same and to do or to act anything thereon. ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100) for the purpose of disposing of mud scows in the Orleans waters of the Town Cove provided the sum is not available from some other source. ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500) to be expended under the provisions of lli State I n e the construct inn of the road'lfrom o r' prleae 25 near the rr idencc Of J°sej ed; end on �t os soutlnvestcrl%• to the new rO pcaaima" �ivfroal near the residence of F,h•oy B,th °rise the ara all I State llighw , Iloulc (i• and otter into the necessary routs °ts. ed t e on re�1V rE To see if the To��n will e n °way d ittr tell 1:citvards to cnlar;le tltc Tty I 4 Ystal Lake 111.oiniug his pr °per e a Ill vote to th beAel E 10. To sec if the Town wttttotrce °sopte �taeaof�en to sell, after first 91`'inofsal° Jays at ft std sale ttY posting such nottfourteen oader °re the Atlhlic place in the town the town NI'0 eraeed sale, property taken by elect otiov 001 �y �tY re provide(l that the s0lublie su °lairs an9 ttlat0(e t orize tthcy (detcutl i suel lia den ate, or raise �RTie hereto Vote tOThoa• o11t'r( t� 11• To see if the T0111 lceod Tt for Po 4pars ter a �tilll of mono y not t0 ° of land d to 6011- tdeeeoth othe purchase of a trace aPp0111 rtyefbe ^pfieapisancled by your ('01 t {e able Pr of Ale. ataxy bllity of procttrin; solita nitteet anyt to krttrposes, and that a e10 or ac I1 tAlt P chase tile same and Town tby i e t t l�ati a o� 12 To see what ae {1Ot"htla °a1SoP °first �lopt4lats all action of contraOt bron in be the and . so tl i 1,101 °f the Town Of W °strett'rnato °ra3andree B hate d4ra ex County by "' .1 oe and Si4 g Sad 1936 at Cambe�ceed nef°nd th ), to of money, not e or d Settle, cornpromrs jJ M ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will by vote, agree- able to section 10 of Chapter 39 of the General Laws a:1 amended by Chapter 403 of the Acts of 1935, prescribe the manner in which notice of town meetings shall be given. ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will appoint, or cause to be appointed, a committee to prepare by-laws: (1) Prescribing the time of holding the annual town meeting agreeable to section 9, Chapter 39 of the Gen- eral Laws; (2) Prescribing, agreeable to .,eetion 10 of Chapter 39 of the General Laws as amended by Chapter 4 03 of the Acts of 1935, the manner in which notice of town meet- ings shall be given; And to report the same to the nest annual town meet- ing for action thereon. ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will accept thl+ deed of land at Nauset Harbor Heights, so called, tendered to the Town for the municipal purposes of a town way and common landing place by George B. Steele et al, and raiso a sum of money not exceeding the sum of one Hundred Seventy -five Dollars ($175) to condition said land for such Use. .ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to accept, on behalf of the Town, a sufficient deed or deeds of a strip of land at Nauset Harbor Heights, so- called, between Cliff Road so- called, opposite or near the terminus of Prise IIla Road and the waters of Roberts Cove and to raise and appropriate a sum of money not exceeding Twenty -five Dollars ($25) to condition the same. ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will accept the doings and report of the Selectmen to be filed with the Town Clerk, on or before January 25, 1936, relative to la-v- '119 out, altering, relocating, and enlarging the town Wa3' and common landing place at Namskaket, as petitioned. 119 �0 �. ,,, It the lll�'ollt, alteration, ° gee if the Town will ;lc e l com�lon and e11: ;1rtr , oNv11 Nva` and Al r !'llll 11t llk tllF t ill gAll� of ice at �•t ��s lecc,�t�l�11i11 }etli : t e Sel�tt111�'11, 11, %rill 1111t110r, ,,,,a ills �lr'1t� i f i, �ieet1ell, �ln 11f'11 r �I p11.11, to 1lecept 1151 a1 1111- �'�d rC by Illll "[ 11 ;1 y1 lhflutnlltzl :c I►y c�nlillent donir u!'- Pter 79 j the 11111 icilrall fee Of c11' thl� {,e11c'r ;ll l,.1W. for lace, is Dle t�11N 11 11111 e0 111 1 11 0 11 l;llulillg I et to swell lie the 1a11a cic'�11'ilrl cl in said 1•cllurt) s11bJ said land, nth r'hts over n. er itl, if alrt , as now exist in lllad res here© �V �r 1 the tlTes, shrubs, ;Ind struatII will y0te i° aha $ee if tllr 'rr11d n 11� x WO- 111irds `'0teedin Tll$e� t teal�r ;11 c' t e'c ers0� �l silln of 111011ey 11Q ji11 or °th ell," all to by h ars , ca t a rPo ` 311(1.) , to I)(' 1-;l ised bse °1• t dhts, se- k q al a of aca ttirlll�r Ili 1111ra11a the rl� ibed in fl' ab 11 1 `� 1ei11 Beget a1,01'esai11 the 1;11111 , re d �l , � q I PA"'ten ;lncc,, tllereto b 511111 T° 1gate to °ne see if �l al'Plop �,� 00) it' 11 e�lle Town will r;li5e `ld 1�o1I111g said ccedill� '1'11 f, 1I1111f1 t ° raise d Way and I'llidillz; 111 ;1 C. ,111 Vote to 11nll- 4� roZ�t� growl]. �, ee l �'i e $ 111 Ilr' 1 ` o See if, tllc to C.S. c � lid jr �hh t� °l�a�'l <tte 11 s1u11 0l' n11111eJ' 11pt t 1lllotg e ,lit ll�} �t 4.)l) {) Colllt o 1111 t toot• b ate t1 ) I1rovided the teeti ®11 a oe'� Ija �v gar lie US ulucll f crl' 11re ,1t `' 8 to �4 � 11e1V Ir1Rt�l)I'l11 bill jjeLl ill 15,111 e�SePlO,Tlle L to t a1, �� `1'o see if t.11e 'IoServicer a any h� C, � the l Genel aP Cod I� �tellsic�ll n � 1 �,�• e�te 6� Z �a1� s, C11,1pte ' `vill tio11s 7 ate tar 20• To see if the °�`�te•• °� C1licle X41011 I�b s n cti to ha abterll?ellsatiorl to n „•a1cLa«`s ,1�ec1 by $e 120 12 of Chapter 309 of the Acts of 1927; and direct the tow-1.1 clerk to file a certified copy of any action under this artielL with the Department of Industrial Accidents. ARTICLE 21. To see if the Town w:11 authoriz.. the Selectmen to brim suit against the Town of Kingston to recover Soldiers' Relief extended to one alleged to have had a military settlement in that town at the time such relief was extended and raise and appropriate a sum Of money not exceeding Seventy -five ($75.00) therefor, or to see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to expunne the said claim from the books of the town. ARTICLE 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise; and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100) to place and /or purchase markers for the channel from the River to and through Pleasant Bay. (By request) ARTICLE 23• To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed Five Hundred ($500) to be paid to the Cape Cod Hospital for the establishment and maintenance of a free bed in the hospital for the care and treatment of persons certified by the Selectmen to be residents of the Town and unable to pay for such care and treatment, in accordance with section 74 of Chapter 111 of the General Laws, or take any action in relation thereto, and act fully thereon. (By request) ARTICLE 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sun of $300.00 for Band Concerts to be given in the town durin Band. (By re g 1936 by the Junior Community quest) ARTICLE 25, To see if the Town will vote to change the usual order of conducting the Annual Town Meetings, The first day Y of the Meeting shall be given entirely to appropriations and all other business that may legally be brought before the Meeting The second day to be given 1 :1 1`?1 1y to the elect inn cif the Toy ;'u O,lcers for the ensu- (13Y rc,,lii{ �t } to raise To�vII Vote tpZCL>E `'i ?. To see if the nd the electric IrOPrlate the ,IIUI of I.-00 .00 to etited co13nect with Plus front SIR <<r ille Crusher Road ap Above SUM ohlaI called 13 re- Ode the �1elear War(ls c0illeessand fi '.tUres. Y �e5sary boles, to raise p���+1CLE `.?7. �,oNtin vote of Properly °Aria To see if tile the pllrpose os, to be ti to the silm of $300. for Orlea Ion. � Iegkbthe 4t1i of July in the Tow" of erlcan beg lo", ()cleans Post 303, of th to to ral5e v° rawse. a a hr0nr L 28. To see if the t° rovidivarovided 2"i4te the 811th of $9- 000.00 araPer> e t� au1ment of a �,nlllic �, rega to raise the Acts of 1`1=�9' will v °te Dollars a�btq QLt' 29• To see if ti1e T010I1111,drle rest t �) taste the sum of S, 'tee ur fa.ein9 to fan � 4 F °nisli widenin Ind r °5 to the e �y rQIllzol where the Mix is n °�v to to rape v e is `�jCLeat) on,n `v� aIIa res 1 fto, X14 �brlate 30 To see if the o widen easier 9 fir. tart• a SuI�I of money r noio Ill .A1 hili� JLimes Gould's colIle aise as Vol, �At ' Wy request) Toy °I' ~vile t , Ave the alum o 1 To see if tile Medina S La clip N tl Q1, f money not e` o�ti�11 aP" l �� Mid inipro -ve the T cote tlegal (By request) oi�,Il Will, t� 301 r tDO Vre y�k4i� 32. To see if the advis °Mina la`9 4�ee ee to look into the f Z °n S'""Y to the adol]t1on ° r 122 committee to be appointed by the moderator and report at the next town meeting. (By request) ARTICLE 33. And to act upon any other business that may legally come before the meeting. The polls wiil be open at 8:30 o'clock A. At., and may close at 2 o'elocl� P.M And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by post- ing up attested copies thereof at the three Post Offices and at the store of W. M. Hingins in said Town, seven day3 a'; least before the time of holding said meetint. HEREOF FAIL NOT and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, as aforesaid. Given under our hands this twentieth day of Januar:' in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty -six. A true copy. Attest: ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Selectmen of Orleans Constable. ANNUAL UAL 01p01ZT OF T11E e OF Ti ]pop. ]pop. yEA1Z 193`' A t GOSH P RIMASO. H AR�IC� 1g3s r -"C ,7. 1?4 ORGANIZATION FOR 1935 125 scxooL COMMITTEE ORLEANS SCHOOL CALENDAR Charles E. Ingersoll, Chairman Term expires 1937 i - Mrs. Carrie G. Nelson Term expires 1933 1� weeks John H. Walsh Term expire, 1936 �Uer k;. ebb 3, 193 J to December 20, 1935 g 1N ee h er 3 r� 3a' 1935 to Febi•luirY ?1, 1`336 7 jNreek �t< 7? 1336 to April 17, 1936 B S�Ee UNION SUPERINTENDENT to c c . 3g, We 36 du►ic, 1.1, 1336 Charles H. Pratt. Harwich, Mass. U t pe Is ��36 Elerc15es Nvill be held on Thursday, `fu am, jar- r4 St�l 0o 00 h e a,n, �,$ eb SCHOOL PHYSICIAN �aha etlae of the teael�ers of Cliatt' 1319b Qrl s Dr. H. A. White � S Peall's Will be held at3©rlea�, Septelober telliber 8, 1036 at day, l 6' °ol sessions 1ri11 begin 0I1 �4'4redaes ipt day SCHOOL NURSE �l��t �v tie f 01101 dgp Miss Bessie Armstrong, R. N. I � �1Y 22, ill he uo school sessions pngtoll B 193 wiLS111 6 (In vacation) pay. em' 1gfi (Iii Vacation) patriot s to der (Saturday) pap JANITOR � �q �� 7 ) Memorial George G. Hopkins 'k� �t $, 1�3 6 Monday) Labor PAP 2, 6 (Tuesday) ply, Teaclie - --- tie 11 g 6 (Monday) Col«mbus .S ply, ) �1'a SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE 2g & 36 (WednesdaY) Ar gud Fri� b 27, 193$ (Thursday Henry A. Perry i�Y 25 teeSS, pap' tied. dal for 36, Priday, Christina s CQn °eII eut of �or j Barnstable County Teacher to peQartfi �14,4ti ©h ute if called by the St h i 1116 ORLEANS FINANCIAL STATE -WIENT Expended in Needed ill 1935 1936 GENERAL CONTROL: School Committee Salary and expenses Superintendent of Schools Enforcement of Law - Salaries Other Expenses INSTRUCTION: Supervisors Principal and Teachers Textbooks Supplies OPERATION. Janitor Fuel Miscellaneous $296.68 941.50 131.30 $ 1,369.48 $ 1,284.00 1,100.00 16,114.48 674.20 873.43 18,762.11 18,806.00 1,500.00 621.15 775.10 2,896.25 4,300.00 MAINTENANCE : Repairs, Replacement and Upkeep 2,826.56 2,826.56 1,000.011 AUXILIARY AGENCIES Libraries Health Transportation Miacellancous 41.95 630.72 5,450.00 515.51 �— 6,638.18 7,310.00 121 �1Q�t �Ull(l1Ii�ti iap 300.00 $321492.58 $33,000.00 $32 >5p0.00 32,492.58 li���t Cast °� Selloo LS — Year 1935 3,� 00 2,00. $ ye iliaes ti t far $2 300.0 0 D opt 24cif S01 0ls ° 40(;.73 Tl 4�; 98.00 ak iI'latioll T. ,ai . °11 3920 41180 . 37 7,02` a�oV� $25? 7� 11"imUursements 128 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDEN-Ji'- Of, SCHOO=.. Herewith I submit my sixth annual school report. The enrollment of the grades on October 1, 1935 282. Last year the enrollment was 283 as of the same date. It is interesting to note (See table on another page) that the enrollment October 1 1933 was 290. On October 1, 1932 it was 287, in 1931 it was 287 and in 1930 it was 260. A smaller enrollment i„ seen for each preceding year to 1924 when it was 204. The, so called, depression years have shown a somewhat larger enrollment though this has not been so apparent as in industrial communities where conditions lvel'c more directly effected by the closing b of shops and factories. In a community whose business is largely of resi- dential nature the growth of the school follows the devel- opment of the gown and conversely the school may be MI- sidered as making its contribution in residential advantages The members of the school faculty remained the sank At the opening of school in September as for last year. Sines the beginning of school, however, there has been a ehano'' in the home economics department. Miss Helen Beverly resigned, her resignation to become effective as of Noven- ber 20, 1935. She began her work here October 26, 1931. For slightly over four years Miss Beverly has been assoei- ated with the school. During that period she has contr'l- buted much toward the development of her department and promoting the growth of the she worked. Young people tvitlr lvlroul She managed the lunch service in addition to her teaching Program Her resignation was prom]. by her approaching lice] g marriage, Miss Doris Trowt was chosen to succeed Miss Bev- erly, Miss Trowt is a 1935 graduate, of the Fr•a)llingharll 129 S %11h_ l•�� f t L1 ri PL' Lli ��' 0 lllla .clle'�,,• ��• it }l ;l t tlae pr il(tillilli+ }l;ls l)ll'il t }ire('te'(i 1C) \Yard ajQe franc }� of $ '�Opi rll:l ),11' 4 111I)11:lsis ill t }le llflS ell tCre �rra�ut �'olnetit is heienee. 3�iiss n,�l(cilstnlldill�• ieS lvitll (+lltlllltii'ttilll ;lllLl ll by those fah a ,¢i�ratil' 1)r„�ress is ll,'illa ll'l1CIE under t }le r)l�r atlered iatclr ofa'�Vallial.;c` elf (l }) }llll'tllllltle'•g t; "e1 11�[t' it, ill�tl'llillt'llt�l� 1lU1SlCt e gll�at� �� c ,I (se tyre r rib ". . , °t �� � l and m r. (, reeler' ill .lrt. hill t}'ctl c0l,ld be Tptl l'1'l1c)r eithcl' I rl'O rls rn�ilCirl,rel9 tll }lll )il;lrl tieltltifylllg- c t..Nc i�e�� tiyea te, See ltl)esc,iL.til)hljrrlti ;lliutt J]d'ai el irL t]l �coull rrle 11 nle'e'e' a red it for 1l'orL il( �{I to ao brit], e� flop 11r01•k rnl)tirreirti to he {r ctcquz111, � r ex- le �� t believe all l,c,ys sh „lllcl beeo time iv }rQd'bg ice. �i0�ec'.enlellt;lry 11,eti at sot Dee o jl►ov tl1 }lll a passim' ltct� ulC g1 ���� huller sl Ill 1 to be cl 111ec }l� of (te'ler k he tt'ill l�re)fit br;ssollie knoll'ledg'e l t1 ►( 11 IN, !�� lrti�y a eg il n e e ll � love b ri e slm1 Tl�c tr se1e)l are ll ' 100 rr c }1 11 � � Ills• L'<t�' llltl ra S Atwood -Thon t el er $te tlter tllall yll))1e1I1('riting old they 0l tr�� ore lnterestim, and I bell0 e Ucell P ,or eI't of material. lilt iris re, fd� books b ,and OI'(lylle, co1`c'�i ter” �rrlt S Cill)lll 119 rC t '�>ilhlade5 Mine to twelt =e, il'el ilile tile for e to e0 posit ioll c1lul r }leto' le, 1a elegy erl eels be @a kt has ar ar" be $ Arise is rrj . t t been purchased f rnaY i s el' e t t' %e,4in e relnaisldel• of this t}eel yeillr e>�il1°A11,11110 e, ttl @� t t� ell and hvelve. A11001, fill 100, ,)F 'he Tr�111 material av"ilab }e ,s 11'Ovide, Itirge 1 L V w 'e5t 'ter rlture clad Fife ticclnljnint� ot1'11 Avritings of a 130 ber of authors with sketches about their lives. This is a series of four books one for each grade. The combined se- lections provide a more comprehensive course than was for- merly provided by purchase of separately bound selections by individual writers. By these additions I feel that the English material of the high school has been considerably amplified. It will be still further improved by the eventual addition of tllt other books. Let me here acknowledge the faithful work and val- uable cooperation of all those associates whose efforts have contributed toward educational opportunity and achieve- ment for the boys and girls. Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. PRATT R' I 1 as dl o the suDerillt.enclelit of Sellools: l,ri1lc'►p' �I f Ier"7411 ed nlY 11"llual rep °rt Orle 15 subniltt clip41 n T�s liigll School. Foul. year all p s 1p8 total zueznbershi j in the ber t0`g1s �,'tr ° eptemller is 11.1. The Prose Ii ov d totlrslis 96 peit },e $v the sip «llo left sell lid` t 011r 111p1, Exepl �C ►t�eraee attendance for the pas' foil state host d l��al a ark well above the lverav 'or atj0n by drape gild the Nthealth eozulitions and the apprdalar att$lare for this u t'�f ac elyts of the relation �et�veen r large lea Nt1f3�i °tY seliool work accozlnt izl a the school reeord. ep� 1$es 11, k has h us }j� 62 {Rll Ott ;v0r )f a1, l o ere lltive been no 110t,able regular dent• lecti °r Pt4- d nur.11g the past Year. o hSpecia a arts f� pnPlls h N 'Vlthout interrllpt.ion ellol So b�eets��i the 9th Grade and K°ar beeall e s been eeted tllesle not given this 9 positi °lace `vorA courses. dish CoAl rep bJeat.11 e �� he ;v series of tests in inn classes tllis °no£ clla rhet' °u cl "I the four high sela bookssalpe type e. y� lbhin "ted and ilncorrelate t the re App, �, the as been made to epee 000 aical tra t0 able tti� Tlterature Classes. eW 06 Tile p�a�v f baa tea he advanta-es of tile �a1e ions es ar et 1 S t- tilized to tlzeiz' fueleale',' 5c1100 a e $aIn �eth reel both high slid After 1,d le ill arly as scheduled rtes a �aI hra°ice, exhibition M 132 handled more efficiently and satisfactorily in the new build- ing than was possible in previous seasons. It is used week- ly for the training of the school orchestra and the Junior Community Band. The Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and the Orleans basketball team meet regularly in the new building- It also has been used most acceptably for all the dances and general assemblies of the school during the past year. In a large measure the Field House is meeting the needs of tile children for whom it was constructed. The high school has had an outstanding year in its athletic activities. In basketball the girls' team won the Championship for the Eastern Division. There was no play- off to decide the leading team for the Cape. For the second successive year the track team won first place at the Annual Meet of the Cape Schools at Barnstable. In baseball an all time high for the school was reached by winning the Cape Championship in a thrilling game played with Fal- mouth at Chatham on June 12. It is gratifying to report that Orleans High School continues to be rated in the Class A schools with reference to admission to the various Teachers' Colleges of the State. The New England College Entrance Certificate Board also granted the school a four year certificate privilege until December 31, 1938. This latter certificate privilege is given on a two fold basis. It is determined in part by a study of the program of the school - subjects tau -lit, length of per- iods, teachers and their preparation, etc. —and in part by the scholastic record in college of the students who gn from the schools to the various colleges. If our school is to retain the privilege it has obtained, it will be essential to recommend to the colleges only those students who are actually doing high grade work with us and who also give evidence of their determination to put first things first amid the greater. freedom that college life affords. . 10,J 6 1$3`� out 'lasses °f heri orb Empla�ment Ststus ©f Cla. �'Itt1 �11� lar N11 (111t111U- \11TIA Y fork S roger \utnitier C ebuf 11 All Class ins, r"(111caittoll B 5 1� lo�eat e11tp 46 1st l'reseri 'resent �vel ve L tile e lalst tllliool e�1�1 1 Oat lt�he above t €life. 111c"C"tes �. D �r1•alflllaltl'ti 11t tile 'J10 �attloat, Sov� 1%4 ryr n a£ the 46 in11s .• a� t1 ' r' 'I �+1�VelV from to wll ill Val teed z1r ]P!� lo111� 11x`71, W �6steally en1 "Aw,111cilt a111f1 nine or itl llYejl1 1A s tliis alit n t ti vi- "the the the ml, t fit` ihcm i1A n11c��o °�e+ 11i1a'toysg Od of l�or tnemitlfl� rtl is ill tirll0ftl. nlea11It,t115 All(1 diSree, tr7' 'Si k 1 °el'e a,,-alilabie. Tn file these 0 etltlte U',tt�r Prod Whaoy�ent 0r 11s:�1'i11�� flllin41 to ail an lotl'e� t tlltit tl1llt t t PVC t0 I la it 1 p 111 vet alt` heh call graulnallif�ll 4p11 iota t ;1tr�e �r11 t4 ceafi OF "r 1eoll le ,omit o111 11os titfl 'C h� 1) the,,, tilt 5l' \ llilrir, 1 t11eT l�lel j 11 l t0 t 4 17Fftt' jell X18 t.o 1n,11.t 1 iii' ©t der Schoo et a1` 111fici Fine 11'M1 111 t t' Cllalll' *l11`r tiller €11 ot11 etttl is 5 t11� tC �1�r`v en file f1110rtlulitles of �esilei�aiticl 1�itli {iel�lsca1 ha��e t11c rime and the the ee.1110 a f �0ll hie�tlull time :stllllettis• i111c114�,1c� o�t�t�etit o 4, turret to s1111111c1nent. 011,7 resad it, a Dc�orl oi$t` l 4 �° deface cfmrses f1t eS Stalte $e11oo Ad lted i lie 1 ie lt4tli�llm nl' r�l'enSe b)' t the 1oc1' ,ida`1s 5 �a model the sall�ervic 11 of lltiatAe}ioo111o4`'ttt pD t�° s • tae eontinrled intele� o t }l, tile, 6. 00 4t1!%11 tile Free 1lliil' J1r'�ose lio 5.00 tiorts l°or tha ;t, P b 0 ©ilealas Wo111an's CiYi$taaa G 0 0 Qrcler (A the Eas {e� Ciiclo ��, 'Universalist Selvin ntt.enr n' ool Lui1ell pea ilini7 O eii's Lecrion i A "Ierican LeniOxt 134 Nauset Grange 15.00 Miss Lillian F. Worth 2.50 Mr. Harry Snow 10.00 In addition to the above ive Wish to acknowledbc a gift of $10.00 from Eastham Grange and the same amount from Nauset Grange for the Class of 1935 Washington Trip Fund. Respectfully submitted, HERBERT D. STEWART, Principal 1 <i,i RT OF UPERi7I -or QF V�c41, %tT$10 REp� S Ta the �nlzcrintendent of Schools : in vocal ork °£ N'V uSae f lthongh the fundamental 111'11 ale same fro"' f bath 14 9e�rer the glades necessarily relnalnslle interest of fro111 traclle ' sofie va1•irty- i introduced for e songs tao glcl1st0 WS Q t rs and pupils. Most of the r° eople „el,oir of f r gel' to Deeember were ab °lit Slin �bY s lh° 01" slat . 1h °se " lands. These were the d glades lugs play chi in rah ldren ill tkie first and se Qf t11e G11r1bY cllildreuer, Thy 9 "Orreetly alone, as part e taker y was p khe gthel' characters in the play ` °er ftild the p farm °ur'11, fifth and sittli grades' lidaYs `ve are ea jn5t before the Christmas 110 acllers Oil - era de to and s qtr,.. Wit], ��_ help of the re -ulal sinllt-sln0 kIl1 brace' . 11 1 n ater independe the ltilird ddrill { °ebpart. `• time alone 111 l 11 1111101 Ile fu 's are the tulle «11 tio11 for t ee r a more solid fo1111(It orally th to and oceftsio teringrit. on to the re (,L1lar t�var tlley� are cle9ero v they oracles fi�'e 'Inc chestrall stra anh lehlld t1n. le's "Alice in o the orcltina to b,ttlestrlil e instruments T jllteres tlleln oral t11e book is not only niw111g crlt 1n s and ,ar very informal ne�re e Vin Qlallcs ere ill a and tb eref o1 1110"1'171' ldren it11 ,ion is calleddt by tale c111 11� son's�pa9. nients played a f° study'��as �a�Y haze of seven anc1 ei�'ht 1e words f memor1zil'Y 136 sible of these old and favorite songs. This will enable the." to join with their parents and friends in informal commun ity singing. Two and three part songs are continued in In these grades although the changing r i 8 voices oL the Dots n these two years make the third part rather an uncertainty. The High School chorus goes on with three and four part and unison singing using a variety of songs in be- coming acquainted with some of the great sacred and se- cular songs by famous composers, and the singing of the more familiar folly songs, 11, the past a large and non- selective chorus has sung at the various Monomauset con- certs, but this year a smaller and selected group is pre- paring a cantata to be given at the concert in the spring. This group will then be doing work comparable to that of the orchestra of selected plasters, and it ivill give those who are more advanced in their singing an opportunity to use their ability to greater advantage and enjoyment. Music is taught in the schools to enrich the lives of those studying it and of those in the community who are the listeners. Let us, therefore, use these youllg musicians whenever possible in choirs, entertainments and friendly informal gatherings. It will add to our pleasure and tbeir experience, training them to take their places as citizens of the community in the future. Respectfully submitted, CHARLOTTE PATCH, 0 r Supervisor RP'poRT OT' SUFEl'�'G'ISGrT Gr I SmRUrrIENTAL 1VIUSIC tie 8111)el•illt ell (1011t of Sellw ls: rvisor of 1 1lel ehyulllnit. n1�- anllllF�I report [is slipe Cliental music. , nrolvin in- It , continlin11 10nsic. rN�t °f tile 91"Itifying to note the ill strument'd sto Parents and the PuPils � It has oil an t� thls course is no snore oli iulio;'at`j °nit is tod�, for - o�hlieli d eight years in the schools and are t; °ip° are a. lltlrt rOLPIIII1. l� "allization tl, of our school ll ' � cal pI'c 410 el,% llg to reports our Inusi III tagillo 1 other Schools. itRssl nd ill N og Ar "alul ble help rendereil his 1S di�'idlififf tIp°e SAS aetieally all the beL;lnlle I'Vote most �e akes it possible for• Ina to de to the �rry t l fur ele'll the gre d ri�ln�r Qleh ehool orchestras, frolne heIDUsl, telleei an Is rle4et4' Thi' play Dilly the lop the puplife. is by the s tend' to dev their e of to el)'o fine music fill ehly r pep ovc �� enJ es, lru�,il1 catestJ 1 pleasure is to Ilea tars Chap tllen'scly a , of Inns ees ore Rio the fine worsts of the �ftsterpie great en' hear Wlleii they play these Indio b. S. Tli� iss t1le them Performed over the sc pie WiliGtl r" 1, t i �et the full enjoymen I01�'lthe 8; IS their fop , sloe t'�lt�lia llo a great lsiizx Vocal t° foal. r S oc�ll II �lll, UieaD" pia e pupils ,Ibl cello c pr. qrC v �y{,�1 �a� cad 5eilool Inusicia.ns iu o f bdlrar °nr �' S loll by particil"'Itirl,, e Co P owe of these are the C ,,p l:1i RP'poRT OT' SUFEl'�'G'ISGrT Gr I SmRUrrIENTAL 1VIUSIC tie 8111)el•illt ell (1011t of Sellw ls: rvisor of 1 1lel ehyulllnit. n1�- anllllF�I report [is slipe Cliental music. , nrolvin in- It , continlin11 10nsic. rN�t °f tile 91"Itifying to note the ill strument'd sto Parents and the PuPils � It has oil an t� thls course is no snore oli iulio;'at`j °nit is tod�, for - o�hlieli d eight years in the schools and are t; °ip° are a. lltlrt rOLPIIII1. l� "allization tl, of our school ll ' � cal pI'c 410 el,% llg to reports our Inusi III tagillo 1 other Schools. itRssl nd ill N og Ar "alul ble help rendereil his 1S di�'idlififf tIp°e SAS aetieally all the beL;lnlle I'Vote most �e akes it possible for• Ina to de to the �rry t l fur ele'll the gre d ri�ln�r Qleh ehool orchestras, frolne heIDUsl, telleei an Is rle4et4' Thi' play Dilly the lop the puplife. is by the s tend' to dev their e of to el)'o fine music fill ehly r pep ovc �� enJ es, lru�,il1 catestJ 1 pleasure is to Ilea tars Chap tllen'scly a , of Inns ees ore Rio the fine worsts of the �ftsterpie great en' hear Wlleii they play these Indio b. S. Tli� iss t1le them Performed over the sc pie WiliGtl r" 1, t i �et the full enjoymen I01�'lthe 8; IS their fop , sloe t'�lt�lia llo a great lsiizx Vocal t° foal. r S oc�ll II �lll, UieaD" pia e pupils ,Ibl cello c pr. qrC v �y{,�1 �a� cad 5eilool Inusicia.ns iu o f bdlrar °nr �' S loll by particil"'Itirl,, e Co P owe of these are the C ,,p 138 chestra, the Junior Community Band and the Chatham Band- Regular musical activities of the year besides the annual concerts and graduation exercises include the All Cape Orchestra at Hyannis, the two Monomauset C011ccrt5 and the Central and Lower Cape combined Orchestra Con- certs. I cannot thank Mr. Pratt enough assistance and advice. There are seventy -two pupils music in Orleans, divided as follows: Senior Orchestra Junior Orchestra Beginners' Class As shown 'by the figures above a new interest ham been shown in the instrumental classes since the 25c fee has been abolished. I wish to thank the school committee, Mr. Stewart, and the teachers for their support in my work. It has been a pleasure to work with them. Respectfully submitted, THOMAS NASSI MR REPORT OF THE ART SUPERVISOR a the 80pC1'intendent of Scllools: 19 Tile b, foll for tllc sellool Year n rre or s t l been to Ow �eehil'� a °l'tective of the work this year 1lcvmn' °n to him 411' • 'DDortunit • to ex ress c1periences iletian med l"bl 3 P Oilstr laws 3' t1i1'(lll�r plastic, graphic, M alld ,ln(l the l�%i�n by tilestandards ofrepresentation nd color. rind t0 sh °�e 14 ri ex1li1) ition o►°as Cl r. late last sorade to Bradt � "ellreage ill the )over of exlli'essio dyvoln 1 develop d -% �S i�dl ] idlla rt111a 'It}��e9liire vidlial progress. The lnin setl11 IDake the. y a siitl d throu�li clraivinrs (lolls edine to an and end Pte Observation drawillc pr0ce esbibiti het ohty �i1g better after clltss c�iscilssioll, an by 1 r1-led ve t ca tr tl $i' i5 S � h roe eeilt. in illu lhip teacher School class �aocec of otttline51he el m eeursc PleS�`ancl cien�onstratioll lesforseaCh bra 4' efl1 zs based on standards 'et ct.ion and to e et' "Presentation, and eonsti•u 1oi'} desigj1d the �, co an dY otvled h 1 sre ges of representatiIlinll sell °a she sttc. e Presented in the Jt1ni °r tion' The ll t �hec rriecl ©n ei sonal instrll free hnn ch is an I `t� eb lie is zntroduceap�vhic11 leads t0 oe. �vlli and i�`• rrtla� l� �Qet , lllTl� 51ve58 �11 00 ,t the s, using drawing es <t a pent, 1,t1 ]link s hi h �h s room home l"TalIr j11j1iai' op" � t� has the t4 t Ol 11 e ll11lj eAV tech, seho been styes -sed ilt r it 1 btt� to t11c High school lias l�l eto leal'll 1 lh'erease his ability ]40 niques and mediums. Proportion, values, and perspective are included in connect'on with representation in order that better posters and drawings may be achieved. Design, color, and lettering in the year's work give the student a chance to use these knowledges in school notebooks, the home, dis- plays and business. Commendable and profitable use of leisure time is ,suggested through class work such as : gesso work, the designs, lamp shade decoration, cartooning, hooked rug, de- signs, clay work, posters, and other mediums and methods. Respectfully submitted, PAUL G. GREELEY T 0 1.41 � Y�X�IAN REPORT OF THE SO'-1001' p8 ie "'Dc ititendent of Schools : April 'Were raade teeth Tile u5iial routine exaniiiiatiolls of decayed Senior a►s °ber, and showed the usual elu� �e tllaof the U °ys @axed tonsils. IlappilY by the �' I,JOSt eted rn 1Ii reaelle Corre i- r gll Sclyooi his been tbelu us d. �irlg'Vith these defects 1111" land pf eonta -1 pre - '�h W eases cold of sere, `•11 itln0hel�icleniic. onmheac minonh�tlnu eases ille raring and ag ast s ss developed. Respect 142 REPORT OF THE SCHOOI, �To the Superintendent of Schools: Number of schools visited 2 School visits 57 Classroom inspections 10 Individual children inspected 579 Weighed and measured 604 20 per cent overweight 12 10 per cent underweight 21 Teachers' consultations 25 Children's consultations 41 Home visits 30 Referred to clinic 1 Referred to physician 5 Skin diseases it Communicable diseases 2 Children taken home 1 Assisted school physician at examinations in May and Oc- tober. Toxin - Antitoxin clinic for school and pre - school children. Number of children treated 39 Number of pre - school Children treated 20 Free clinic for tuberculosis skin test conducted by Barn- stable County Sanatorium cooperating with State and Focal Health Officers. Number of children tested 30 Positive reactions Examined and X -Rayed 5 Dental clinic sponsored by Town of Orleans September 16- 17- 1a -19, 1935° Total number treated 46 — Pre- seliool children 1 116 54 Fillings 31 Temporary fillinns 23 Cleaning Extractions lle1111ics attended by Sellool Nurse* of the Supervisor of V �itg to Nursery Seliool -4 at request 5 411001 Nurses. Meetings attended Respectfully sub it tedf gggsxRaN� BESS ORLEANS SCHOOL CENSUS October 1, 1935 Boys Girls Five years or over and under seven 20 24 Seven years or over and under fourteen 78 72 Fourteen years or over and under sixteen 25 32 Sixteen years or over and under twenty -one 34 24 157 152 Total DISTRIBUTION OF THE ABOVE MINORS In public day school membership: Five years or over and under seven Seven years or over and under fourteen Fourteen years or over and under sixteen Sixteen years or over and under twenty -011e In private school membership: Sixteen years or over and under twenty -one Not enrolled in any day school: Five years or over and tinder seven Seven years or over and under fourteen Fourteen years or over and under sixteen Sixteen years or over and under twenty-one 309 21 149 57 55 1 2:3 1 0 2 309 145 PERFECT ATT0pAX�3 For the School Year 19i3 1-'411'rerlee Baker GIiltozl Crosby h'ene Freeman Edith Gould Jalnes Pal,ker Joan Parker 'ra>ICis Rogers LayeYn Snider Llo ) llis Walker Yd ,Wilcox Sylvia Blake Myrtle Davis Dorothy Fulcher Mary Qlivelardsou Olivia Itich lI Sherman Josep i Mabel S yg der er Clayt ©� illiamS James SCE ND FAITIIFUL ATT 1934.35 For the Schoa Ge °roe Cahoon drroll Darling Da�ld Delano Etta Eldredge haul tldredge �Iollis Ellis lylli �ah dall s Ellis kari Fulcher Ir e Mansell T��11� Livingston gbert Long "ell ert Nickerson Parker " Quinn 110ra Richardson eerie R.ongner iui k a Clar tilirg Davis. Robert elan° +, Sally D Eldredge Genevaldredg0 Ruth E Ellis Leiglltou eemau Robert �eher Riellar je ton $url t 1JIVirip Wber Miller Bober Qlivcr Pauline pope sou Robert Riehar ou Isabelle Allan gas r, 'l,00l OF 1 M } 61621 3 3� 1335 S N 31 2ASE TABULAR TGRA 31193 2g 7 rJ 163 g 2 23 19 1.92�11 1927192 1�1g 2� 26 35 26 22 20 19 2 23 94 11 13 33 34 33 2 16 15 15 28 3 1 1.5 2 6 4 1`' 29 23 14 14 13 1 16 17 20 40 0.9 19 1$ 17 2 23 24 25 19 27 26 26 G 14 25 7 14 19 17 1c9 15 16 . -s 23 g 21 17 19 g 19 28 �a3 `2 ''`°2k --- �l 23 23 15 1g 17 22 �8 ,4 21 2 1 IS 13 27 32 lb 14 13 18 �6 1`� 26 19 266 2g3 28u 1 1 14 14 14 ld 1b X67 287 A 15 11 13 , .60 1461 Robert Rose Shirley Ryder 147 Edith Sherman Muriel Smith Dorothy Sibley D )S Forest Snider ENROLLMNT 1,985 (girls Total 'Virginia Snider Elmer Snow 1B OCtolex $0y5 8 18 Bernard Taylor Eleanor Williams oracle 10 7 19 Christine Wilson Neil Wilson 1 112 19 Robert Young Russell Young 2 13 10 23 Norman Zeigler 1 13 20 4 3 11 33 19 5 16 18 B 7 2Q 14 26 7 10 16 26 8 13 0,0 23 9 6 8 36 10 11 15 15 21 �RZ 12 147 'l,00l OF 1 M } 61621 3 3� 1335 S N 31 2ASE TABULAR TGRA 31193 2g 7 rJ 163 g 2 23 19 1.92�11 1927192 1�1g 2� 26 35 26 22 20 19 2 23 94 11 13 33 34 33 2 16 15 15 28 3 1 1.5 2 6 4 1`' 29 23 14 14 13 1 16 17 20 40 0.9 19 1$ 17 2 23 24 25 19 27 26 26 G 14 25 7 14 19 17 1c9 15 16 . -s 23 g 21 17 19 g 19 28 �a3 `2 ''`°2k --- �l 23 23 15 1g 17 22 �8 ,4 21 2 1 IS 13 27 32 lb 14 13 18 �6 1`� 26 19 266 2g3 28u 1 1 14 14 14 ld 1b X67 287 A 15 11 13 , .60 CORPS OF TEACHERS b Q .d y U u] y Orn m R. A W j•, a) ?assistant, High Northeastern university a 7 years z Orleans G o x� Bates College 1931 6 years 1250. Herbert D. Stewart Principal, H`.gh Bowdon 1908 34 years $2450. O ^leans N. R'chard Butler ?assistant, High Northeastern university 1929 7 years 170n. Orleans Eunice McCue Assistant, High Bates College 1931 6 years 1250. Berwick Me. G. Beryl Eldredge Assistant, -High Tufts College 1932 6 Fears 1250. Orleans *Helen A. Beverly Assistant, High r'ramin.glroam Normal 1931 3 years 1200. L�lvrence Doris Trowt Ass :stant, High Framingham Teachers` College 1935 0 1000. •Wenham Julia J. Tibetts Assistant, High Beale Bus. Cillege 1930 9 years 1500. Maine Rebecca Knowles Assistant, High Hyannis Normal 1929 17 years 1600. Eastham Flora E. Arnaud Grade 6 Teacher Training Courses 1920 30 years 1450. Orleans Lillian F. Worth Grades 4 & 5 Salem Normal 1918 25 years 1450. Orleans Bertha E. Keefe Grades 2 & 3 Hyannis Normal 1930 5�6 " 1140. Eastham Frances Leonardi. Grade 1 Bridgewater Normal 1932 11 years 1100. Orleans Charlotte Patch Vocal Music Hollins College 1931 4 years 300. Stoneham Paul G. Greeley Art Mass, School of Art 1934 3% " 300. Harwichport T! omas Nassi Inst. Music N. E. Conservatory 1929 7 years 500. Orleans *Miss Beverly resigned her position as teacher in the Orleans High School November 20, 1935. Miss Dor.'.s Trowt succeeded Miss Beverly. Miss Trowt began her services November 18, 1935. , q CD z m 0 rb N >n U2 M a Cyt 1:j 'r� CD !n W a >- R co C 4-� +J �` PD Y• Q C6 all (uu 13 r 0 It @ .--F rte+ �• ��-!• .n3 oH7 CT.) 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Miller Recessional March of the Brave zaniecknil( Orchestra Class Motto : Education Is The Apprenticeship of Life Class Flower: 117hite Carnation Class Colors: Blue and White *Barbara Nickerson Atwood Simeon Hilton Atwood Arthur Thayer Benner, Jr. *Elizabeth Ritchie Bremner .*Norma Elizabeth Burr *Beverly Campbell *Raymond Herbert Ellis Norman McDonald Hopkins Edwin Weston Horton, Jr. *Robert Kingsley Ireland *Dorothy Francis Knowles James Paxton Knowles, Jr. *Received a Mark of A or *Miriam Foster Knowles 'Harriette Isabelle Mayo Evelyn Nichols *Edith Raymond Nickerson *Ellen Marion Parker Lawrence Harvey Peters George Emil Rongner *David Lawrence Snow Daniel Wilbur Sparrow, Jr. *Mathel Prescott Turner *Constance Adrienne White George Morton Young B in Twelve or more Units School `�'tioiY school Cowlaittee 11a" ret:lrY Charles E' Ingersoll, Secret Airs. Albert T. Nelsoll' John 11. W a,'-h 1f. Pratt Superintendent, Charles Si01on ¢ti00 ci1�'al ¢ c Ilerbert, D. Stewart, 1,r'I1 1J Arts Siecl ello Plly c11 e1eu. `Beverly) mails Ce 11j1d Frei N hiellard Butler, Sclera 0'd ' beryl Eldrecl" '110's'11 �'a1r1 G. Greeley, -Dra, < <,ii Cory T)AV i'ebeeea A, Knowles' x 1is11 ¢nd iasle �ubice H, McCue, V19 1 Nl u e�1t.4 ie ¢ots Tbcmas NaSSi, Instr l 0.11s le, sow Qharlottc Patch, "'Vocal urlia J. Tibbetts 152 INDEX Town Officers ............................................... 3 Appointed Officers ............ ............................... 5 Assessors' Report .... .. ..... ............................... 9 Selectmen's Recommendations for 1936 ...................... 12 Report of Town Accountant ... ............................... 15 Town Clerk's Report ......... ............................... 56 Annual Town Meeting ....... ............................... 56 Special Town Meeting ...... ............................... 76 Dogs Licensed ............................................. 80 Fish and Game Licenses ..... ............................... 81 Jurors...................... ............................... 82 Births...................... ............................... 83 Marriages................... ............................... 84 Deaths...................... ............................... 85 Treasurer's Report ............ ............................... 86 Collector of Taxes Report ... ............................... • 89 Snow Library Report 92 Town Nursing Service ........ ............................... 93 Barnstable Co. Health, Dept . . ............................... 96 Surveyor of Highways Report 99 Fire Department 104 Park Commissioners' Report ..... ................... ............... ........105 Report of Finance Committee .. . .......107 Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures .......... .........109 Infirmary Committee Report . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Report of Committee under Art. 9 of Annual Meeting ...113 Report of Committee under Art. 18 of Annual Meeting .... .114 Annual Town Meeting ......115 g Warrant ........................ School Report ...... ..... .123 Organization for 1935 124 School Calendar .. ...125 Financial Statement ' ........................... ....126 Re ort o .............. .128 p f Superintendent of Schools 131 Report of High School Principal 135 Report of Supervisor of Vocal Music 137 Report of Supervisor of Instrumental Music 139 Report of Supervisor of Art 141 Report of School Physician 142 Report of School Nurse 144 SchoolCensus ......... ..............................• 145 Perfect Attendance Record .. •'.147 Pupils Classified by Grades 148 Corps of Teachers ... .......... ...................... "...149 Graduating Exercises