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Home My Public Portal AboutAnnual Reports 1932ANNUAL REPORTS for 1932 MAN SMANN\ oa TOWN Of ORLEANS ANS ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Town Officers and Connnittees OF THE TOWN OF ORLEANS FOR THE a Year Ending December 31, 1932 REYNOLDS PRINTING I NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 933 In Memory of GEORGE CUSHING DYER Selectman, Assessor, Member Board of Health and Public Welfare from February 1911 to February 1917 and February 1929 to August 1932 died in office TOWN OFFICERS, 1932 SELECTMEN AND ASSESSORS G. E. T. Ward Term expires February 1933 Arthur L. Sparrow, Chairman Term expires February 1934 George C. Dyer Died in office Aug. 22, 1932 Joseph L. Rogers elected September 27, 1932 to serve the unexpired term, term expires February 1935. BOARD OF HEALTH G. E. T. Ward, Chairman Term expires February 1933 Arthur L. Sparrow Term expires February 1934 Joseph L. Rogers Term expires February 1935 (Unexpired term of George C. Dyer) BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE G. E. T. Ward, Chairman since Sept. 1932 Term expires February 1933 Arthur L. Sparrow Term expires February 1934 Joseph L. Rogers Term expires. February 1935 (Unexpired term of George C. Dyer) SCHOOL COMMITTEE Elnathan E. Eldredge, Jr., Chairman Term expires February 1933 Charles E. Ingersoll Term expires February 1934 Carrie G. Nelson Term expires February 1935 TOWN CLERK, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES Ralph W. Snow Term expires February 1933 4 TRUSTEES SNOW LIBRARY Arthur T. Parker Term expires February 1933 Harry H. Snow Term expires February 1934 Florence A. Smith, Chairman Term expires February 1935 CONSTABLES Henry A. Perry Term expires February 1933 Rudolph N. M. Hopkins Term expires February 1933 SURVEYOR OF HIGHWAYS Roland L. Mayo Term expires February 1933 TREE WARDEN Albert A. Smith Term expires February 1933 PARK COMMISSIONERS Elmer R. Darling Term expires February 1933 Luther F. Bee, Chairman Term expires February 1934 Lemuel Pope, Jr. Term expires February 1935 Appointed Officers REGISTRARS OF VOTERS William B. Sherman Term expires February 1933 Maynard A. Parker Term expires February 1934 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 FIELD DRIVERS AND POUND KEEPERS Charles O. Freeman Fred W. Fulcher Dean S. Davenport 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 INSPECTOR George T. Mecarta, Barnstable George F. Crocker, Barnstable, Sanitary Inspector INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING Lemuel Pope, Jr., D. V. S. 0 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ASSESSORS REPORT AND 1931 1932 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Income Tax $10,422.62 $7,555.94 Motor Vehicle Excise 4,000.00 4,000.00 Corporation Tax 567.52 374.70 1931 1932 Bank Tax 1,800.00 638.13 Real Estate Assessed $3,735,990.00 $3,703,020.00 Licenses 500.00 100.00 Personal Estate Assessed 355,240.00 339,624.00 Fines 60.00 75.00 Total Assessed Valuation 4,091,230.00 4,042,644.00 Special Assessments None None Value of property assessed General Government 560.00 550.00 to Residents 2,346,270.00 2,278,430.00 Protection of Persons and Value of property assessed Property 625.00 625.00 to Non - residents 1,744,960.00 1,764,214.00 Health and Sanitation 550.00 500.00 Population 1930 Census 1,181 1,181 Highways 1,255.09 None Number of Polls Assessed 426 Number of Persons Assessed 433 Charities 800.00 1,000.00 on Property 940 Old Age Assistance None 698.00 Horses Assessed 888 Soldiers' Benefits 200.00 240.00 Cows Assessed 62 21 Schools 3,450.00 3,965.00 Other Neat Cattle 1 1 1 52 Libraries None None Swine 19 Recreation None None Dwelling Houses 726 6 Public Service Enterprises 488.78 373.25 Acres of Land Assessed 6,407 760 Cemeteries (other than trust Number of Fowl 6,289 funds) None None Number of Cars Assessed (Excise) 702 6,318 Interest on Deposit 250.00 100.00 Assessed Value of Cars 195,955.00 748 Interest on taxes and Amount of Tax assessed on Cars 4,945.41 175,850.00 assessments 620.00 700.00 Appropriations for Year 100,756.64 4,552.06 Interest (Street light fund) 125.00 110.00 County Tax 10,684.23 83,195.00 Highway Appropriation (Chap. State Tax Mosquito Control 3,600.00 8,708,99 5,167.50 122, Acts 1931) None 3,048.40 State Parks State Auditing None 40.31 1,049.22 5.12 Total Estimated Receipts $26,274.01 $24,653.42 Old Age Assistance 342.41 None Free Cash in Treasury 17,000.00 5,000.00 Total Appropriation and Tax 425.00 Tax' 118,184.15 452.00 Rate per Thousand 101,717.69 Total deductions $43,274.01 $29,653.42 18.00 17.50 10 $2,400.00 Selectmen's Expenses Old Age Assistance Selectmen's Supplies 50.00 taxes @ $1.00 Polls @ $2.00 422.00 441.00 866.00 Property tax 846.00 73,642.14 70,746.27 Special assesments (moth) Total amount None 530.20 of collector's Collector's Expense 225.00 commitments Overlay 74,910.14 72,585.84 160.00 2,338.56 3,139.86 Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Assessors of Orleans. Selectmen's Recommendations for 1933 Selectmen's Salaries $2,400.00 Selectmen's Expenses 200.00 Selectmen's Supplies 50.00 Town Accountant's Salary 600.00 Town Accountant's Supplies 50.00 Treasurer's Salary 240.00 Treasurer's Expense 60.00 Collector's Salary 1,020.00 Collector's Expense 225.00 Town Clerk's Salary 240.00 Town Clerk's Expense 160.00 Legal Expenses 400.00 Assessors (pay and expense) 950.00 Constable's Salary 100.00 Election and registration 150.00 Care of Town Hall and Grounds 1.750.00 Police 750.00 Fire Department 1,850.00 Wire Inspectors 100.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures (Salary and expense) 150.00 Moth 1,700.00 Tree Warden 25.00 Forest Warden 300.00 Moderator 20.00 Health 125.00 Town Nurse 1,800.00 Inspector of Animals 120.00 Inspector of Slaughtering 25.00 Care of Town Dump 700.00 Highways, Repairs 4,000.00 Vocational Training 200.00 Snow Removal 500.00 Guideboards 50.00 E, Street Lights Wharves Harbor Master Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Mothers' Aid Schools (by Committee) Physical Education (Schools) Snow Library Parks and Playgrounds (by Committee) Cemeteries and Tomb Soldiers' Monuments and Graves Insurance and Bonds Town Reports Court Orders Miscellaneous Reserve Fund Herring Brook Interest Town Notes Protection of Shellfish Traffic Signals State Aid Soldiers' Relief Finance Committee Expense Memorial Day Exercises Pre - school Physical Examinations Dental Clinic Safety Committee VIII 4,250.00 75.00 25.00 5,000.00 2,000.00 300.00 31,151.50 400.00 1,000.00 1,200.00 150.00 50.00 650.00 325.00 100.00 400.00 2,500.00 50.00 1,100.00 150.00 500.00 360.00 400.00 50.00 200.00 50.00 120.00 50.00 $73,616.50 ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Selectmen of Orleans. TOWN MEETINGS WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, FEBRUARY, 1933 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Barnstable, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Orleans in the County of Barnstable, Greeting: In the name of THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASS- ACHUSETTS, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town, qualified to vote in elec- tions and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said Town on the sixth day of February next, at nine o'clock in the fore noon, then and there to act on the following articles: Article 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting. Article 2. To elect all necessary Town Officers for the ensuing year (to be voted for on one ballot), viz: One Selectman for three years, One Assessor for three years, One member Board of Public Welfare for three years, One member Board of Health for three years, One Town Clerk for one year, One Town Treasurer for one year, One Collector of Taxes for one year, One member of School Committee for three years, One Trustee of Snow Library for three years, One Surveyor of Highways for one year, Two Constables for one year, One Tree Warden for one year, One Park Commissioner for three years. Article 3. To act upon the Annual Report of the Select- men and other Town Officers or Committees. 14 Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer with the approval of ey in anticipation of R the Selectmen to borrow mon- evenue and make the same payable from the Revenue of the present financial year. Article 5. To see what s e um, if any, the Town will vote to take from thsurplus in the Treasury to apply towards taxes in 1933. Article 6. To see if the Finance Committee Town will vote to instruct the aries, w to consider the amounts of all Town sal- ages or hire an thereon at the next to d make recommendations pertaining Article 7• To V°n meeting, Thomas Are see if the Town will vote to accept the y n o Li T rust Fund of $3,000., donated in 1931 for the Snow Library Article 8 Joshua N. Ta ylor see if the Town will vote to accept rbe N Library. gift o f $150., given in 1931 for the Snow Article 9, I o see jp the Yates Rogers gift of $100 Town n will vote to accept the Article 10, •, for perpetual care of lot No. 226• o bey is raised To see iaohe Town will appropriate whatever available b y the g tax for Y the use of the Snow Library, any other lawful xpe seustees for the purchase of books, or Article l l for the Library. Purpose, o A SmTh saed deed Town will vote to accept from opposite his reSidenCea parcel of land for highway Ir Atrticle 12. To see if Purposes Freeman a deed of a Parcel l vote to accept from at the corner northwester] Of land for highway Article 13. To see y from m his residence. ursing land. Blizab bat action the Town will take in thereon. o on nw(By Id4uest 2ndh 193pmuh for injuries received and do or act anything 15 Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate 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 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of ($250.) two hundred fifty dollars to purchase a concrete mixer for Road repairing. (By request) . Article 16. By request to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of ($3,000.) three thousand dollars to widen and resurface with Hot Mix the Barley Neck road beginning near residence of J. M. Gundry to near residence of A. W, Shelton. Article 17. By request to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of ($2,500.) twenty -five hun- dred dollars to widen and resurface with Hot Mix the Beach Road from near the residence of W. J. Cummings to near the residence of R. L. Mayo. Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 to purchase a tract of land of about 15,000 square feet of Lester Quinn, situated West of the Orleans Cemetery and adjoining same. To be used as a burial ground for United States War Veterans. (By re- quest) . Article 19. To see whether the Town will appropriate the sum of four hundred dollars for Band Concerts by the Band composed of the school children, the concerts to be given under the direction of T. Nassi during the present year. And to pay the sum appropriated in one or more pay- ments as requested by the manager of the band, to the Band Treasurer. (By request). t „n r 16 Article 20. To see if the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $1,500.00 for providing amusement or entertainment of a public character, as provided by Chapter 158 of the Acts of 1929. ($y request). Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee of five to officially name the Town Roads in Or- leans and report to the next Town Meetin g, for acceptance, or to do or act anything thereon. $ ( Y request). Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money sufficient to purchase a tract of town Purposes land from Mrs. Elizabeth A Edwards for school and other field on the , situated diagonally across from the athletic east side of the South Orleans Road, containing about three and one -half acres, as recommended by the corn - mittee appointed ted under Atticle 13 at the last Annual Town Meeting do or act request) . anything pertaining thereto. (BY Article 23. appropriate the u° see if the Town will vote to raise and LaArtir9, Town Cove, 2655fee�, install r que want at Downs' take, toward T° see what action road making legal the use ' if any, the Town will from near the end of Of the Pleasant $a Porta old used grass shore Y, South ns nimicut town road to Little $100fefI, Place a 'Own landing a distance of a roximatel} being Th. s and appropriate proagcb to town landin the b asked for by necessity there quest), and t° do, or actaY Itself, or other land P- Article 25. To see if the town will elect a town director for the Cape Cod Extension Service, General Laws, Chapter 12 as provided in the Mass. Article 26, 8' a$Y request), committee five see if the To of 5ve including the Se will vote to appoint a Selectmen to consider the 17 matter of better accommodations at the Town Hall and re- port at the next Town meeting. Article 27. To see if the Town will accept Section 14 of Chapter 39 of the General Laws relative to the election of a moderator for the term of one year. Article 28. 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 posting up attested copies thereof at the three post offices and at W. M. Higgins' Store in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting. HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this War- rant, 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 January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty - three. A true copy. Attest: Constable. ARTHUR L. SPARROW, , GEORGE E. T. WARD, JOSEPH L. ROGERS, Selectmen of Orleans. TOWN MEETINGS WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, FEBRUARY, 1932 THE COMMON Barnstablele, , ss. EALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Orleans in the County of Barnstable, In the natne of THE Greeting: CHUSETTS, you are the inhabitants of hereby MONWeaALTH OF NIASSA and in said -''own to notify and warn Town onO�n affairs, to qualified to vote in elections he first day at the Town Hall in said I( eno February to the Y of articles:_ °Q' then and there next, at nine o'clock act on the following Article meeting. I. TO choose a moderator to preside at said ArtglYear (o be lest all necessary To e ensuin One Select voted for on Town Officers for th man for three one ballot,) viz., One Assessor for three Years, One member Board Years, one One Towner ClCard of Health Welfare for three years, for three One 'j'o k for Town Treasurer for Year, Years, One Collector of one year, ' for One membeT °f Sc One trustee of Sno bOOI Committer, One Surveyor of rary for for three years, �' Lib Higbuays f three years, °r one Year, 19 Two Constables for one year, One Tree Warden for one year, One Park Commissioner for three years, One Park Commissioner for one year. Article 3. To act upon the Annual report of the Select- men and other Town Officers or committees. Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Tteasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of Revenug and make the same pay- able from the Revenue of the present financial year. Article 5. To see what sum, if any, the Town will vote to take from the surplus in the Treasury to apply towards taxes in 1932. Article 6. To see if the voters will instruct the Finance Committee to investigate fully and report as to the best method to be adopted in connection with road repair and construction work where contractors are engaged giving full consideration upon the question of having definite specifications drawn up to cover the work and the inviting Of competitive bidding, as well as recommending whether or not it would be advisable to make it a provision of such contracts that our citizen road men be engaged to do a part of the work. Said report to be submitted in writing to the Town Clerk within 30 days. (By request). Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money sufficient to construct a Grano - lithic (or other suitable sidewalk with curb, beginning at the road leading to the Town Cove and which adjoins the property of the French Cable Company and ending at the present sidewalk in front of property owned by H. K. Cummings, a distance of about 900 feet, and to do and act any and all things thereto pertaining. (By request) . Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.) for providing amusement or entertainment of a r 20 Public character as provided by Chap. 158 of the Acts of 1929. (By request). Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- struct ate the sum of six hundred dollars ($600.00) to con- struct a Town dock at Rock Harbor Creek. That the Mod- erator appoint three citizens of the Town of Orleans and they and the Board of Selectmen shall constitute a Com- mittee to see to the construction and locatio to act or do anything there upon. n of same, or Article 10. To see ' (BY request). Selectmen t if the Town will vote to instruct the Hall to ° give without charge, the as the the Orleans Post American Legion use of the Town Y may request. (By request can at such times Article 11. To see whether the the sum of four hundred dollars for Band co Town will appropriate composed of the school Band Concerts by the given under the direction of children, the concerts to be Year. And to pay the sum T' Nassi during the present Payments as requested b appropriated Band Treasurer, y the mans 1n one or more {BY request). $er °f the band, to the Article 12. To see if the Town will Propriate a sum not to exceed e paid to the Five vote to raise and ap- maintenance of ae Cod Hospital for Hundred ($500) to be treatment free bed d the Hospital establishment care and idents of the Tow s treat n and unable to Selectmen to be res- nt, in accordance with section 7 the General Laws pay for such care and and act fully there, or take an 4• of Chapter 111 of u. Y action in relation thereto, Article 13. (BY request), ator to TO see if the Tow sibilitiesappotnt a committee n will ins taini oder- Purchase of absuitable and othethmetho invest gate the pos- town purposes, tract of d °f financing, the merits op t anticipatin land for g the ti school and other Will be availab le. wn Fill require a for future (BY develop- request). that such additional land 21 Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($150) for the purpose of making purchase of the tract of land owned by Miss Flora E. Arnaud and adjoining land now owned by the Town of Orleans and situated on the South and West sides of the Elementary School prop- erty. (By request). , Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to give the use of the Town Hall, upper hall, together with the necessary heat, lights and janitor service, to The Cape Cod Philhar- monic Orchestra one Sunday per month from three to five - thirty o'clock P. M. for the purpose of rehearsals, and to do and act anything thereto pertaining.. (By request). Article 16. To see if the Town will elect a Town Direct- or for the Cape Cod Extension Service as provided in Chap- ter 128 of the General Laws of Massachusetts. (By re- quest) . Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $1,500.00 to widen and resurface with Hot Mix the road beginning at the so called D. L. Young's Corner to the Rail Road Track. (By request) . Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $6,300.00 to widen and resurface with Hot Mix, the East Orleans road beginning near the resi- dence of Mrs. Emma J. Percival and continuing towards Beach to near residence of W. J. Cummings. (By request). Article 19. To see what sum of money the Town will V*e and appropriate to widen and resurface with Hot Mix any Town Roads. (By request). Article 20, To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $3,000.00 to widen and resurface with Hot Mix, the Barley Neck Road beginning near residence of J. M. Gundry and continue to near residence of Sheldon. (By request). 22 Article 21. To see if the 1 own will vote to accept a deed from Gilbert* Payson Jr. of a strip of land to sufficient- IY widen the present Barley Neck Road Extension along its northerly side. Of acetcwith oil t 0 see if fhe Tow n will vote to widen and he end Barley Neck Road from the end present oiled surface to the Propriate Oiled surface dollars °ne tho shore, and raise and ap Article 23. therefor. see Prove the road at Nauf the Town will take over and im- road and extending to set Heights thereon and to the bluff beginning at the town quest.) aPPropriate money for he of act anything Article 24 . of the Acts To see if the Tow Barnstable. Inglof cams anall act relativeeto the planting Barnstable. gs in the County of Article 25. To see i prepriate the sum ee if the Town will end Pf Fresh p0 0• to harde vote to raise and ap wards for use of Fire nd near residencelanding at North Article 26 Engine. of Warren Ed- Article the saTo see if the (BY request). of Jose hydrants, one Five own will vote to raise and ap Ph Taylor's 335 feet, Meeting d DO11ars ($500.00) to im rivedrin 25 feet, o House Pond, of request) feet. AlToto extendat thehe .T Own Landing aat the do and act Pipe at Alfred Fulcher's Article 27 To anything thereon. (BY ThPfi rleythe tosbe afei$1 to . 000 for will vote to raise and ap road tic Welfare nand the Su aeYotto be left otoiaheb unemployed. the Board of Pub °f Highways 23 Article 28. 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 posting up attested copies thereof at the three Post Offices and at W. M. Higgins' Store in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting. HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this War- rant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, as aforesaid. Given under our hands this twelfth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty - two. ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE C. DYER, GEORGE E. T. WARD, Selectmen of Orleans. et Doings Annual Feb Town Meeting 15 2, 1932 read byrtown clerk trk. o order at 9 o'clock A M and Warrant c Article 1. One rick for ballot cast b Moderator. Nor ling chose Y town clerk for John Ken- n and sworn bman C. HOPkins and Elmer R. Dar - Kenrick elected and Y town clerk to serve as tellers; John found then takin sworn by town clerk as moderator, mod - found correct and charge Of meeting. Ballot box examined, Article 2, set at Zero. lot for tow polls were declared sworn b n °8tcers all °Pen and Y town clerk on one ballot. proceeded to bal- a dpGeorge $• 1 at election O The following were lay, DC ise'A esta I. D le a o e folio ing as Arthur allot clerks, Ora polls be ke Emma M• Doane, Ruth G. Fin - Pt Open ndlland Frederick this meeting adjourns 2.30 o'clock p Mayo. Voted the February 2, 1932 it adjourn M., voted that when in g adjourned at 4.3polls closed at till 1.30 o'clock P. M• cast 313, result Of bal ° clock P R1 2'30 o'clock P. M., meet- Selectman °t'ng as follows Total number of votes a 8e Healt A re3s Years, Boards Geor Yet o tuber William C M Of Public Welfare Blanks ayo 228 78 7 Ralph W S ok• Treas er ur 313 Blanks �° and Collector of Taxes for 1 year 301 12 313 25 School Committee for 3 years Carrie G. Nelson 214 John D. Taylor 95 Blanks 4 313 Surveyor of Highways for 1 year Roland L. Mayo 273 Blanks 40 313 Trustee Snow Library for 3 years Florence H. Smith 287 Blanks 26 626 Tree Warden for 1 year Albert A. Smith 289 Blanks 24 313 Park Commissioners, 1 for I year and 1 for 3 years. Elmer R. Darling for 1 year 269 Lemuel Pope, Jr., for 3 years 262 Blanks 95 626 313 Constables for 1 year Rudolph N. M. Hopkins 2.39 Elwin C. Nickerson 102 Henry A. Perry 219 Blanks 66 626 Tree Warden for 1 year Albert A. Smith 289 Blanks 24 313 Park Commissioners, 1 for I year and 1 for 3 years. Elmer R. Darling for 1 year 269 Lemuel Pope, Jr., for 3 years 262 Blanks 95 626 26 Moderator read results of lowing elected. balloting and declared the fol- George C. Dyer, Selectman Assessor, Public Welfare and Health for 3 Ralph W Member Boards of Snow, Tow Years. Taxes for 1 year, n Clerk, Treasurer Carrie and Collector of G Nelson Su Vber School Committee for 3 years. Roland L. Ma o, Florence H. Smith, eyor of Highwa Rudol Trustee Snow Library for 1 year. for I Ph N• M. Ho Library for 3 ears. Year. Pkins, Henry A. Perry, Albert A. smith, Y Constables Elmer n Tree Warden for 1 year. R• Darli g, Park Commissioner for 1 ear. Lemuel Pope, Jr., Par The adjourned k Commissio Y P. M• Feb meeting was ner for 3 years. b ruary 2, 1932 called to Y the order at 1.30 o'clock Rudolph N. James L. by by Prayer was offered erator as telle HOPkins Jr. balloting• were cho Elmer R. Darling and Moderator read res and sworn by mod - Treasurer andalPh W' Collector of alts of previous days town meetin was sworn Mr I(enrgkebruary, 1933axes far the term s own Clerk, ending annual than asse a few well chosen words, first elected ago ROr bestowed tinuously he had atornanne tban a third upon him, stat- mOder d w a century, he Article 3. Vot aUC hile he had not served con- k of committees With to ac the ttme, do h the exception t reports from table 932 which of selectmen's n the selectmen and and were recommendationsforea' nana ouPYntheableelaterntken Selectmen's salaries Select 2 as follow accept selectmen s men's expenses select men•s supplies $2,400.00 200.00 50.00 27 Town Accountant's salary Town Accountant's supplies Treasurer's salary Treasurer's expense Collector's salary Collector's expense Town Clerk's salary Town Clerk's expense Legal expenses Assessors, pay and expense Constables' salaries Election and Registration Care of town hall and grounds Police Fire Dept. Wire inspectors Sealer of weights and measures, Moth Tree Warden Forest Warden Moderator Health Town Nurse Inspector of animals Inspector of slaughtering Care of town dump Highways, repairs Vocational training Mosquito control Snow removal Guideboards Street lights Wharves Harbor mastet Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Mothers' Aid Schools, by committee 600.00 70.00 240.00 60.00 1,020.00 225.00 240.00 150.00 500.00 950.00 100.00 400.00 1,300.00 950.00 1,750.00 125.00 salary and expense 150.00 1,700.00 25.00 300.00 30.00 100.00 1,950.00 120.00 25.00 700.00 4,000.00 300.00 1,000.00 500.00 50.00 4,500.00 75.00 25.00 4,000.00 1,500.00 500.00 33,000.00 I I, 26 Moderator read results of lowing elected. balloting and declared the fol- George C. Dyer, Selectman Assessor, Public Welfare and Health for 3 Ralph W Member Boards of Snow, Tow Years. Taxes for 1 year, n Clerk, Treasurer Carrie and Collector of G Nelson Su Vber School Committee for 3 years. Roland L. Ma o, Florence H. Smith, eyor of Highwa Rudol Trustee Snow Library for 1 year. for I Ph N• M. Ho Library for 3 ears. Year. Pkins, Henry A. Perry, Albert A. smith, Y Constables Elmer n Tree Warden for 1 year. R• Darli g, Park Commissioner for 1 ear. Lemuel Pope, Jr., Par The adjourned k Commissio Y P. M• Feb meeting was ner for 3 years. b ruary 2, 1932 called to Y the order at 1.30 o'clock Rudolph N. James L. by by Prayer was offered erator as telle HOPkins Jr. balloting• were cho Elmer R. Darling and Moderator read res and sworn by mod - Treasurer andalPh W' Collector of alts of previous days town meetin was sworn Mr I(enrgkebruary, 1933axes far the term s own Clerk, ending annual than asse a few well chosen words, first elected ago ROr bestowed tinuously he had atornanne tban a third upon him, stat- mOder d w a century, he Article 3. Vot aUC hile he had not served con- k of committees With to ac the ttme, do h the exception t reports from table 932 which of selectmen's n the selectmen and and were recommendationsforea' nana ouPYntheableelaterntken Selectmen's salaries Select 2 as follow accept selectmen s men's expenses select men•s supplies $2,400.00 200.00 50.00 27 Town Accountant's salary Town Accountant's supplies Treasurer's salary Treasurer's expense Collector's salary Collector's expense Town Clerk's salary Town Clerk's expense Legal expenses Assessors, pay and expense Constables' salaries Election and Registration Care of town hall and grounds Police Fire Dept. Wire inspectors Sealer of weights and measures, Moth Tree Warden Forest Warden Moderator Health Town Nurse Inspector of animals Inspector of slaughtering Care of town dump Highways, repairs Vocational training Mosquito control Snow removal Guideboards Street lights Wharves Harbor mastet Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Mothers' Aid Schools, by committee 600.00 70.00 240.00 60.00 1,020.00 225.00 240.00 150.00 500.00 950.00 100.00 400.00 1,300.00 950.00 1,750.00 125.00 salary and expense 150.00 1,700.00 25.00 300.00 30.00 100.00 1,950.00 120.00 25.00 700.00 4,000.00 300.00 1,000.00 500.00 50.00 4,500.00 75.00 25.00 4,000.00 1,500.00 500.00 33,000.00 Physical educati uols 28 29 on, sch Snow library as well as recommending whether or not it would be advis- Parks and playgrou 400.00 able to make it a provision of such contracts that our citizen Cemeteries and to nds, b 1,000.00 road men be engaged to do a part of the work. Said report Soldiers' mb Y Commission 1,200.00 nts and to be submitted in writing to the town clerk within 30 days. monume Insurance and bonds graves 200.00 Town reports 75.00 Article 7. Voted, to indefinitely postpone. Court or 550.00 Miscell Article 8. Voted, to indefinitely postpone, rising vote, aneous 325.00 Yes 71, No 58. Reserve fund 125.00 Hetring brook 400.00 Article 9. Voted, that the sum of $600.00 be appropriat- Interest, Town ed to construct a town dock at Rock Harbor Creek and that Protectio notes 2,500.p0 rt °f shellfish 50• the moderator appoint three citizens of the Town of Or- t to signals 1 200,00 leans and they and the Board of Selectmen shall constitute a State Aid committee to see to the construction and location of same. Finance co 250.00 mmittee $50. 0 Committee appointed by moderator under article 9, Ar- P emorial Day a expense 240.00 thur F. Smith, John D. Bonnell and Charles W. Hopkins. Pre-school dinicXercises 100.00 Dental Clinic rticle 10. Voted, that the selectmen be instructed to Safety co nIn phYstcal 200.00 1 give without charge the use of the town hall to the Orleans mtn;ttee examinations 100.0 Post American Legion at such times as they may request if 150.00 the time requested be in the opinion of the selectmen rea- 50'0 sonable and proper. Article tab 4 00 Article 11. On a rising vote for indefinite postponement Of the elecvoted `totau't t0 lay on the $75 g4{ ojo that the um of $400.00 be appropriated for bad concerts taken not to PaYableexce de the° b0h�owe the by w'thrthe apPrOVae by the band composed of the school children, the concerts from the sum of money in antici ation of reVe�ttr to earsgiven And to pay tthesumtap ro riatedsin onenorimore pay- Attic, td le e 5 revenue of 75•000,Qp and make the ga0r ments as requeted by the manager of the band, to the band table the Present financial year' treasurer. su e and v Voted the '811" lay on t fro ed Article 6. he dedsurY to aof $5.00O.QQ table bel taken frorr' toe Article a paid to the that CapeeCad Hospital o0r heastab- ee to - °vest voted, Ptly rOaards taxes in 1932' lishment and maintenance of a free bed in the hospital for ad, wok Where tnacon fully and Ftnance Committee be insrd to beeresidents ofethe town and persons pay for such care are and uo °n the re contrdrrtction With port as to the best method °r treatment, in accordance with Sec. 74, Chap. 111 of the toper theestion ct rs are en road repair and construction Gen. Laws. work anhdvtng clef gaged giving full consider', op d the invinite specifications dra d {n8' n9 of competitive bid 30 Article 13. Voted, that the mittee of three to investi the method ate the Possibilities moderator appoint a cont- land d oolfianndcing, the Prcs f obtaining, and for scho time when future other tow suitable tract of that such developments anticipating the h additional land Pments of the town will require Committee a will be available. nathan E, Pp°tnted h Sparrow, Eldredge. Jr., by under article 13. 131- Warren Edwards and Arthur L. Article 14. Voted land d For the that the tied now owned by A4. iss glof making purchase 0'00 be appro- of the tract of South 6Y the 're E• Arnaud and adjoining land b and west sides °fWn °f Orlea Article 15 the of clears and situated on the Per hall, t1 Voted y school property. service, to the Ca to give he 8etha With the necssar Per month fro Pe Cod P ysheat the town hall, up rehearsals, hilharrnonic lights and janitor m 3 to 5.3p o'clock P orchestra one Sunday Article 16. Vote M• for the purpose of Cha for the d' to elect Lemuel Po Chap. 128 of hePGeCod Extenern Pe, Jr. as town dir- Article ] 7 n' Laws of n Service as provided in g Priate inning a� the atnd Teat the s, mass. track, a so called sntface of $11500.00 be appro- Wi Article 18. 1) L Y°nng.shot o mix to he rorailroad Oted Tense to repair, in a, that t Tenser R he sum Dad the a to near the residenc$of WRoadstf ofi ftOlthO�a00 b�aipson Article motion 19' Voted J' Cutn Mr. Gundry's corner With to aP r ed' °n things. h hot P oPriate a rising to neat Tetrad ace of a R. $om00 Ode toteden4 and oresurface 7 L• Mayo, race of W. J. Cummings rI, ` 31 Article 20. Voted, to indefinitely postpone. Article 21. Voted, to accept a deed from Gilbert R. Pay- son, Jr. of a strip of land to sufficiently widen the present Barley Neck Road extension along its northerly side. Article 22. Voted, that the sum of $1,000.00 be appro- priated to widen and surface with oil the end of Barley Neck Road from the end of the present oiled surface to the shore. Article 23. Voted, to indefinitely postpone. Article 24. Voted, that the town accept Chap. 128 of the Acts of 1915 which is an act relative to the planting and cultivating of clams and quahaugs in the County of Barn- stable. Article 25. Voted, that the sum of $150.00 be appro- priated to harden landing at north west end of Fresh Pond near residence of Warren Edwards for use of fire engine. Article 26. Voted, that the sum of $500.00 be appro- priated to install hydrants, one at Meeting House Pond, on land of Joseph Taylor 335 feet, one at the town landing at the river 125 feet, also to extend the pipe at Alfred Ful- cher's landing 72 feet. Article 27. Voted, that the sum of $1,000.00 be appro- priated for road side brush cutting, the money to be used to give work to the unemployed. The personnel so employed to be left to the Board of Public Welfare and the Surveyor of Highways. Article 28. Voted, that the Town Clerk send a letter of thanks to Mr. Carmi H. Shattuck, at one time a resident of Orleans now residing in Chatham, for his gift to this town of a gavel. Voted, by ruling of the moderator that this motion might be acted upon under this article, to appropriate the dog tax money for the use of the Snow Library, to be available by the Trustees, for the purchase of books or any other lawful expense of the library. I. "t 32 33 ling,othe sel c[ ne Ing resolution offered b Elmer R. Dar - FINANCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT ON ARTICLES IN men be instructed y WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, Dar- to the proper authorities to enter a vigorous protest ; shellfish and their concerning fowl, seed h g the great destruction of � FEB. 1 -2, 1932 y gulls, eider ducks and other wild Article 3. Approved. Voted, that the su Article 4. Approved. his services• m of $10.00 be paid the moderator for Article 5. Approved an amount not to exceed $5,000.OU. $IO.00mOderator instructed the Article 7. oved. The School be given Town Clerk to see that this Disapproved. to the senior class of the Orleans High Article 8. Approved. Voted, to adjourn rticle 9. Approved. Attest, Ralph W t 3.55 °'clock P, M i Article 10. Approved. TOTAL Snow, Town Clerk. Article 11. Disapproved, A Article 12. Approved the sum of $250.00. I,o ROPRIATION APPROPRIATIONS AT ANNUAL Article 13. Approved. Select Article 3 WN MEETING FEB 2 1932 Article 14. Approved. men's recommendatio 1932 Article 15. Approved. Article 9 ns for Article 16. Approved, Article 11 Dock atR °ckHarb $75,845-00 Article 17. Approved. Article 12• Cape Co d H °r Creek 600.00 Band Concerts Article 18. Approved an expenditure of $1,800.00 for Article 14. 400.00 repairs on that section of road from Mr. Purchaseospttal 250.00 Gundry's corner to near residence of Willis Article 17, Road A L land from Miss Flora J. Cummings, said repairs to be made similar E Arnaud to those on Tonset Road. 150.p0 Article 19. Disapproved. Article 18 Ro d tracks YOUng s corner to R. Article 20. Disapproved. 11500•p0 Article 21. Approved. Article 22 J. Cu uudry s Corner to Willis Article 22. A mmings Amide Y4 pproved. °ad, barley 1,800•p0 Article 23. Disapproved. Article 26 Landing, Pr sh p � Road 1.000•p0 Article 24. Approved. Article 27 Hydrants 150 00 Article 25. Approved. Road side brush cutting 500 00 Article 26. Approved. _ 1,000.00 Article 27. Approved. $83,195.00 P Ilp' Special Town Meeting September 27, 1932 THE COA4MONWEALT, OF MASSACHUSETTS To either of Barnstable, ss. the C County of Barnstable onstables of the Town of Orleans in In the Greeting: are hereby ° said Town Y dtrectedhto no f°nwealth of Massachusetts, You fairs, to etqualified to vote and Of the inhabitants of tY- seventh at t in elections and in Town af- day ofe Town Hall in forenoon, then September said Town on the twen- next at nine o'clock in the an there to act on the following articles: Article 1 meeting, TO choose a Moderator to preside at said Article 2. voted for on T° ele � the following Town Officers (to be One Selectman tolfill vacancy. viz. One Assessor to fill vacancy, One member Boar One d of Health to Article 3 beI o oat d Of public fill vacancy. Welfare to fill vacancy - e polbef yrll the tneQt ng Y other business that may leg' All ➢ u° o'clock p°l� at nine o'clock A. M. and may atteste are dir ed Hme Of co re mete p a_, the this Warrant, b posting trP sai thr Y P Of holding said least the 35 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 -sixth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty -two. ARTHUR L. SPARROW, GEORGE E. T. WARD, Selectmen of Orleans. L. III Doings Special To SeptembeT wn Meeting 27, 1932 Meeting called read by Town Clerk order at 9 o'clock A. M. and Warrant Article 1. Voted that one ballot rick for Moderator FI chosen and be cast for John Ken Kenrick elect d rn by Tot C' Smith and David P. Delano erator t MOder wn Clerk to serve as Tellers, John hen takin ator and sworn by f o0. n Clerk, Mod - set at zero and g chat $e °f meetin pronounced correct, g Ballot box examined, Article 2. Voted that the ceed to ballot, The folio as election P011s be declared open and pro - Ward, n officers, °wing were the folio Arthur L S sworn by Town Clerk an Doane, Vesta 1. as ballot clerks, ra WdP Cole, Emma and Frederick G, Iylayo, Voted that the Delano Ruth G. Finlay, Doris A. Pond later voted at votes Polls c osedtae Polls be ke °pen till 3 o'clock P. M.. cast 63.2 as follows, .30 °,clocktppen till 3.30 o'clock P• Selectman, A s M' Total number of of Healt , °r, $oar to fill vac d of Public Welfare and Board Elmer R. Darling aurY, unexpired term. James Dickie�Cn�ne hundred Clifford selenteen William L. Harris hundred tw Charles w Mayo 1 hlTnteen enty two Rudolpb N HOPkins�Fty nine William M. b1.gHopkins fifty-eight Ph L Hi g ns� — Fifty-t Charles � ROgers�p 1ne 0. O Blanks Tw, °ne�even, hundred f„-• 117 122 17 39 58 52 9 145 71 2 632 37 Moderator read result of balloting and declared Joseph L. Rogers elected Selectman, Assessor, member of the Boards of Public Welfare and Health to fill vacancy and for the unex- pired term of the late George C. Dyer, deceased. Article 3. Voted, unanimously, that a rising vote of thanks be extended Mr. Kenrick for his services as Moderator of this meeting. This vote of thanks was extended Mr. Kenrick as he especially requested no vote be taken to pay the Moderator the usual monetary consideration. Voted to adjourn at 4.55 o'clock P. M. RALPH W. SNOW, Town Clerk. r, r, �F Report Of Committee appointed under Article 13 To Orleans, Mass., January 13, 1933• the Voters of the Town of Orleans: — Your tom annual TO n nIeetin P°tnted under Article 13 at the l st twining an tract of ia� method of fin the possibilities ot°bls submit the follow cbool ncing the purchase of a sui ith ing 01 and, other town purposes, hereµ bo d cenSite most desirable was and adjacent both Mai a Parcel of thirteen acrd inform nt to the to n Street and the South Orleans Roto land, You that the OR athletic field. We ,gter A lar$e tt south and act of land red to °Q the en ire of $olan ned by the same party sit ellds Anrance from hdth in QPOOnd is available. It tfield and One. availabl Breµster Roadthe present athletic Itbistic eldfonteseispsituatef land containing about tthe at let' suitabI tale east d diagonally across frorttoad' tc field ande vation tde of the South Orlea n R tre d tActbou o thts sit cited iq a t'sfactory art of theetoWn d ad tr We As thisq Ire. land maY bedobtn not as inl the future s e if o °n. feel tha the bas e Drew of t tt Wo t locatio tttn Parcel the fat t ld be n available at the present e, in °f land 11 at futurgood Judgment to purchase sam CP'S vailable developments might make 39 Should future developments permit the purchase of the first mentioned parcel, the town could dispose of the above if it did not have any future use for the same. Realizing that difficulties which have confronted other cities and towns when they have desired to obtain land for public use, we deem it advisable to anticipate future require- ments and to endeavor to avoid additional expenditures. Respectfully submitted, ELNATHAN E. ELDREDGE, Jr., ARTHUR L. SPARROW, WARREN EDWARDS, Members of the Committee. 0 under Art Report of Fi of nance Committee warrant for annual town meeting Report of Town Accountant of Feb. 2, 1932. BY of of the Town at the a fiebruary 2, A, D, 1932 the t ed to ' annual Town Meeting held To the Board of Selectmen: investigate the Finance Committee were aPP of Orleans a matter of oint' Road Building in the Town Gentlemen: the Town Cie to 51e their report within with The Co thirty days I have the honor to submit the Report of the Accounting ingrep Committee after due deliberation submit the follOW' lows:— for the year ending December 31, 1932, as fol- Finance by them i Committee find that en Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1932 $20,754.45 bow law covering regard no action can be tak ng the Surveyor s work. are built according to the RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE EVERETT A. COLE, Taxes -1930 $3,107.49 FREER$AN E. SNOW. Taxes 1931 10,338.66 Taxes -1932 51,848.28 RALPH T. ROGERS, Motor Vehicle Excise Tax -1930 2.00 JOSEPH R. ROGERS, Motor Vehicle Excise Tax -1931 571.96 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax -1932 3,347.71 E LEON CHASE Poll Tax -1932 672.00 BERTHA C. WARD, Old Age Assistance Tax -1931 9.00 Old Age Assistance Tax -1932 344.00 ABBIE F. MITCHELL, Moth Tax -1932 431.04 ALBERT T. NELSON, $70,672.14 Interest: Finance Committee' Interest on Taxes $766.01 Interest on Deposits 120.68 $886.69 From Commonwealth: Income Tax -1932 $8,398.00 Corporation Tax "B" -1932 383.72 Corporation Tax "P. S." -1932 233.68 Corporation Tax "P. S." -1931 1.69 r r� 42 $11.00 Corporation Tax 'P, 25.00 Trust S."-1930 Co. Tax_1932 $140.00 Nat. Bk. ax-1932 .20 Nat. Bk. Tax_1931 80.07 70.65 Nat. Bk. Tax -1930 .12 pictures P rmio tor Cle 612.73 From County: Court Fines Dog Tax Licenses and Permits $17.00 255.72 Shellfish $11.00 Peddlers 25.00 Bowling $140.00 Victuallers 30.00 Innholders 6.00 Amusements an d Sunday 11.00 pictures P rmio tor Cle 2i.00 Milk and Oleon CesspOpls 2.00 Garage 1.00 Gasoline Registr Den atured 11.00 Alcohol n Oil 13.00 Marriage 20.00 7.00 5.00 rants and Gifts• 9,00 Union Sch °p1 8u Vocational pt. Old Ij$e Assis ante Highk,a $395.66 ys Gif 72.00 t and Sal e 698.00 of Books (Library) 3,048.40 14.68 $9,780.86 $272.72 $284,00 $4,228-14 43 Commercial Revenue Town Hall Rentals $595.00 Sealer W. & M. Collections 54.45 Moth Spraying 124.81 Out -of -Town Fires 219.41 Nurse Collections 639.81 Library Fines 86.61 School Tuition: City of Boston $263.52 Town of Eastham 4,688.32 Soldiers' Benefits: State Aid $240.00 Charities: Public Welfare $1,109.14 Sale of Materials Highway Material $11.00 Heatrola 25.00 Spraying Cart 10.00 Arsenate of Lead 60.00 Voting Lists 8.25 Carbon Paper 1.00 Refunds: Expense to Taunton $5.00 Christmas Tree Wiring 10.53 Return of Refund of Mo. Ve. Ex. Tax. - 1931 8.09 Employers Liability Assurance 39.46 Memorial Day Exercises 20.94 Abatement and Refund by Comm. O. A. A. Tax -1931 7.00 $1,720.09 $4,951.84 $240.00 $1,109.14 $115.25 $91.02 Unclassified: 44 Advertising r ants and Demands , ax Sale T Collector's Deed Bounty Oil Seal usbl Sf Telephone ne Forest Wardenectmen's Hearings Balance One - Shellfis half pro Of Dental Clinic Trust Funds: Interest StreetLighWithdra n: Snow and w Cleme ribrarY Fund Cemetery erpetria d andC Q Fundd Be4uests; Cemetery Perpetual Rev ans Care eune Lo $100.00 A$encY: Re and OOn ShelM,aid rok o Licenses n f Eastharn 45 16.57 25.75 $105.98 376.01 167.96 42.00 S ern Moderator PAYME Selectmen's Sala NTS Sele men's ries amen s e AccOuntant's upplies Salary $15 $691,95 $100 0 $30,000'00 $65/'00 J k! $146,133. 0 $10'00 21340-10 167.18 48'00 600 Town Hall Police Fire Department Fire Hydrants Wire Inspection Sealer W. £9 M. Moth Department Tree Warden Forest Warden Town Nurse Health Pre - School Clinic Dental Clinic Inspector of Animals Inspector of Slaughtering Care of Town Dump Highways (General Repairs) Snow Removal Resurfacing Road D. L. Young's Corner to R. R. Cross. Resurfacing Gundry's Corner Easterly Payson Road, Barley Neck Town Landing, Fresh Pond Roadside Brush Cutting Town Wharf, Rock Harbor Town Wharves 52.55 1,020.00 209.77 240.00 55.85 240.00 149.87 905.78 11.00 100.00 471.00 1,777.58 735.75 1,739.67 414.42 96.00 147.95 1,849.79 8.00 299.73 1,750.72 224.55 75.00 102.00 100.00 7.00 694.88 3,998.66 173.95 1,500.00 1,800.00 1,148.57 149.58 999.90 522.21 63.78 Accountant's Expense Collector's Salary $72.00 Collector's Expense Treasurer's Salary 8.75 Treasurer's Expense 1.00 Town Clerk's Salary 2.00 Town Clerk's Expense .25 Assessors' Pay and Expense 24.76 Legal Expense 2.50 Constables' Salaries Elections and Registration 16.57 25.75 $105.98 376.01 167.96 42.00 S ern Moderator PAYME Selectmen's Sala NTS Sele men's ries amen s e AccOuntant's upplies Salary $15 $691,95 $100 0 $30,000'00 $65/'00 J k! $146,133. 0 $10'00 21340-10 167.18 48'00 600 Town Hall Police Fire Department Fire Hydrants Wire Inspection Sealer W. £9 M. Moth Department Tree Warden Forest Warden Town Nurse Health Pre - School Clinic Dental Clinic Inspector of Animals Inspector of Slaughtering Care of Town Dump Highways (General Repairs) Snow Removal Resurfacing Road D. L. Young's Corner to R. R. Cross. Resurfacing Gundry's Corner Easterly Payson Road, Barley Neck Town Landing, Fresh Pond Roadside Brush Cutting Town Wharf, Rock Harbor Town Wharves 52.55 1,020.00 209.77 240.00 55.85 240.00 149.87 905.78 11.00 100.00 471.00 1,777.58 735.75 1,739.67 414.42 96.00 147.95 1,849.79 8.00 299.73 1,750.72 224.55 75.00 102.00 100.00 7.00 694.88 3,998.66 173.95 1,500.00 1,800.00 1,148.57 149.58 999.90 522.21 63.78 I. 4i; Harbor Master Guide Boards Street Lights Traffic Signals ubli Pc Welfare Old Age Assistance State Aid Hospital Care (Cape Schools Co 'Vocational T d Hospital) rainin g Band l C Education Land oncerts (Co Purchased for Scb`1ty Band Snow Librar School Pur ) Snow Library Poses Harks an d P aygrDOg Tax) Insurance and unds Town Reports Bonds Court Orders Miscellaneous Memorial D Safety CO ay Exercises mmi Cemeterie tee Ex pen Soldiers' Mo d t T°mhse Herring B Women[ Protectio r and of Sh d Graves Interest ellfis on h Old ATe Assis owe Notes late S axes tans (Corn Clement Tax m' of Mass.) Snow La Ga 1 Fan Wife Fund Cemetery p and Cemetery Perpetual Ca Trust F erPetual Cre Pund Tenue L an a re Transfer to own of Eastham to Bat• Shellfish Acct. 4,140-1' 910.64 41253-00 1,807.83 240•p0 250.00 32,997.90' 151.2 400.00 150.00 959.80 255.72 1,182.p1 521.00 278'0 28.30 284'62 228.85 105.24 g7.53 4,f.00 118'50 900'08 452.0 6,226.65 8,708.96 167' 7.96 42.0 0 100'00 40,000'0 65- 47 Refunds (Real and Personal Tax) 110.42 Refunds (Mo. V. E. Tax) 176.33 Refund on Scallop Permits 16.00 $134,163.33 Cash on Hand December 31 11.970.14 $146,133.47 APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS MODERATOR John Kenrick $10.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $30.00 10.00 6a1. to Rev. 20.00 $30.00 $30.00 SELECTMEN'S SALARIES Arthur L. Sparrow $800.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $2,400.00 Gen. E. T. Ward 800.00 Gen. C. Dyer 533.28 Jos. L. Rogers 206.72 $2,340.00 Bal. to Rev. 60.00 $2,400.00 $2,400.00 SELECTMEN'S EXPENSE Selectmen's Meetings: Feb. 2, Appro. $200.00 Arthur L. Sparrow, Jan. 9, Boston $15.14 Jan. 29, Hyannis 6.75 Feb. 13, Boston 9.82 Mar. 16, Boston 8.82 Mar. 18, Boston 9.3-' Mar. 21, Boston 16.39 June 24 and July 13, Boston 20.18 Gen. E. T. Ward, Jan. 9, Boston 8,32 Jan. 29, Hyannis 3.75 Mar. 21, Boston 2.75 May 19, Hyannis 3.00 postage and Slat, SELECTMEN'S SUPPLIES 0 Sal, $48.18 Feb. 2, Appro. Rev. � $48.18 Oct. 10, Trans. $70,00 Elmer C, Staith ACCOUNTANT'S SALARY Feb. 2, Appro. $600.00 Typipgery and pos age ACCOU EXPENSE Sal. to Rey 5.00 Feb. 2, Appro. x$52_.555 $70,00 Ralph W Snow COLLECTOR'S SALARY knu _ _ eb. 2, Appro. COLLECTOR'S EXPENSE Stationery and Postage $127.43 Feb. 2, Appro. Warrants and Demands 58.00 Tax Sale Fees 8.70 Printing 7.00 Recording 8.64 Ralph W. Snow TREASURER'S SALARY $240.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $240.00 TREASURER'S EXPENSE Postage and Stationery $50.85 Feb. 2, Appro. Certification of Notes 4.00 Typewriter Ribbon 1.00 $55.85 Bal. to Rev. 24.15 Oct. 10, Trans. $80.00 TOWN CLERK'S SALARY Ralph W. Snow $240.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $240.00 TOWN CLERK'S EXPENSE l Stationery and Postage $50.53 Feb. 2, Appro. Recording 99.34 Bal. to Rev. $149,83 $240.00 $240.00 $60.00 20.00 $80.00 $240.00 $240.00 $150.00 51 5o $650.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $1,750.00 Fire Payroll TOWN HALL Gas and Oil ASSESSORS' PAY AND EXPENSE Assessors' Repairs to Apparatus Harold R. Cummings (Janitor) Feb. 2, Appro. $679.05 Oct. 10, Trans. $1,300.00 380.00 pa Statione and p $720.00 p l Oil 408486 Dec. 29, Trans. 97.58 Feb. Clerk osta eb 2, Appro. a ge 20.37 Zula (Typing, Supplies - Janitor's Supplies 66.10 97.75 H etc. RecordsBurgess' Ex.) 63.00 105.38 Repairs 156.77 Assessor' s Meetin Telephone 49.85 Mar, 5.00 _ 30, grthur L Furnishings Brush Cutting and 21.35 Mar, 30 GeHyannls Carting 20.50 klHy30nis ° F. T. Ward, 5.75 Care of Grounds (Chas. F. Mayo) 20.00 Geo. 'Ar C. Dyer' S'7o Trucking (Repair of Nov- 16 thur L. 2.75 Insurance 135 61 Novoston Sparrow, 16, Tuning Piano Cleaning Toilets 5.00 Ge T Boston ° F. T. Ward, 5.50 Boiler Inspection 5.00 5.00 Abstractsat'0p 5.50 ' $1,777.58 $1,777.58 13.64 Bal. to Rev. $905.78 POLICE DEPARTMENT $090, Henry A. Perry $132.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $950.00 $950.00 Rudolph N. M. Hopkins 580.65 Elwin C. Nickerson 4.90 E. Carlton Long 4.20 - John H. p LEGAL acne AL EXPENSE John B. Walker A. Parker 4.20 5.25 $a50�` Herman E. Taylor 4.55 Bal. to Rey Feb. 2, Appro. $214.25 $1100 Bal. to Rev. $ $950.00 $950.00 $500.00 Redo ph NPerryOWN CONSTABLES, SALARIES M. Hopkiry�� Feb. 2, Appro. ?GISTRATION b. 2, Appro. t. 10, Trans. :c. 29, Trans. FIRE DEPARTMENT Annual Payroll $650.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $1,750.00 Fire Payroll 279.95 Gas and Oil 40.84 Repairs to Apparatus and Hose 141.89 June 15, and 18, to Mid- dleboro, Geo. D. Knowles 12.80 Supplies - 50.04 Fuel (Fire Station) 97.75 Light and Power 105.38 Janitor (Fire Station) 152.00 00 $1,700-00 1 53 TREE WARDEN Labor $5.00 Feb. 2, Appro. Truck hire 3,00 $8.00 Bal. to Rev. 17,00 $25.00 FOREST WARDEN 52 Repairs (Fire Station) 31.68 Telephone Insurance 43.40 Truck Hire 133.94 Bal. to Rev. - $1,739.67 New Apparatus 10.33 Freight $1,750.00 Payroll Material FIRE HYDRANTS $120.05 Feb. 21 Appro. 294.37 Bal. to Rev. _ $414.42 $300.00 $500.00 Reuben ClarenceSDHWpalker - WI S r2oAppro. Feb. $26.00 Bal. to Rev. _ $96.00 $125.00 Charles H SEALER Stone OF WEIGHTS S (Salary) AND MEASURES $100.00 Feb. 2, Appro. Bal. to Rev. 47.95 $ $150.00 rock oll (Labor) MOT_ H Insecti Hire Freight tides eight DEPARTMENT $800.75 Feb. Hose Appro. 250.79 Nov 29, Trans. LumAer Gapplie 13.23 85.15 s and Oil 3.30 Bal. to Rey 7.18 1904 , $1,849.79 $1.850,00 00 $1,700-00 1 53 TREE WARDEN Labor $5.00 Feb. 2, Appro. Truck hire 3,00 $8.00 Bal. to Rev. 17,00 $25.00 FOREST WARDEN Henry A. Perry (Salary) $25.00 Feb. 2, Appro. Labor 196.45 Truck Hire 3.25 Kerosene 1.40 New Apparatus 72.00 Freight 1.23 Telephone ,40 $299.73 Bal. to Rev. .27 $300.00 Board of Health Meetings: Gen. E. T. Ward, Apr. 30, Hyannis Sept. 2, Hyannis Sept. 2, Pocasset Nov. 25, Hyannis Arthur L. Sparrow, Sept. Pocasset on Pulmotor HEALTH Feb. 2, Appro. $4.50 6.00 3.00 4.50 6.00 1.50 2.50 9.00 1.97 2.00 164.18 kmmng xats) 8,90 Reporting Births and Deaths 5.50 Rudolph N. M. Hopkins of person to State Institution) 5.00 Bal. to Rev. $224.55 25.45 Oct. 10, Trans. $25.00 $25.00 $00.00 $300.00 $100.00 150.00 I �'h 54 Bal. to Rev. MOSQUITO CONTROL $1 Feb. 2, Appro. $1,000.00 Laura Salary Knowles, R TOE II NURSE Supplies' Armstrong $1,500.00 Feb. 2, Appro. Garage Rent 101.$8 Telephone Assessment on 48'00 Ins. 1931 Car 39'00 nizin 1 "suoanceg Nurse's 954 Nurse's Cnad Reg, Car 3.00 Bal t 43.60 ° Rev. $1,750,72 199.28 $1,950.00 Henr PRE SC L (Tru kD $740000 CLINIC Bal. ng) 4.00 Feb. 2, Appro. to Rev. $75.00 $100.00 Ralph Ken John M. Mayo D M. DD$FINOTAL CLINIC Bal. to Rey ucking` Feb. 2, Appro. $102.00 $150.00 LD pope JINSpCTp le (Salar. R OF ry) ANIMALS Bal. to Rey $\ Feb. 2, Appro. $100.00 2 00 $120.()o 55 INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING Lemuel Pope, Jr. Feb. 2, Appro. $25.00 $ (Inspection) $7.00 � Bal. to Rev. 18.00 $1 ,000 $25.00 $25.00 $1,950'00 CARE OF TOWN DUMP Payroll $682.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $700.0@ Painting Sign 4.00 Kerosene 8.88 $694.88 Bal. to Rev. 5.12 $700.00 - $700.00` HIGHWAYS (GENERAL REPAIR) $$ 50 Expended $3,998.66 Feb. 2, Appro. $4,000.00' $3,998.66 Bal to Rev. 1.34 $100.00 (See Surveyor's Report) $4,000.00 $4,000.00• SNOW REMOVAL Payroll $84.95 Feb. 2, Appro. $500.00 Trucks 68.60 Repairs on Snow Plow 10.50 Supplies (Tractor) 3.29 Freight .56 $150.00 Gas and Oil 6.05 $173.95 Bal. to Rev. 326.05 $15000 $500.00 $500.00 RESURFACING ROAD D. L. YOUNG COR. TO R. R. $100- Wm. A. Jones $1,500.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $1,500.00• $1,500.00 $1,500.00• v 5G RESURFACING ROAD GUNDRY'S Wm. A. Jones COR. EASTERLY Feb. 2, Appro. Chas. W. Hopkins $ Feb. 2, Appro. $1,8000 19.50 $1,800.00 $1,800.00, Bal. to Rev. 24.00 The Niles Co. PAYSON ROAD, BARLEY NECK Payroll (Labor) Trucks R. L, Mayo (Sand) and Oil $444.58 Feb 252,60 2, APpro. $1,000' 00 WGas (Tractor) ire er (Guar ) (Guard Fence) 16.50 2737 21.77 Road Oil 66.15 353.95 319.60 Bal. to Rev. � $1,148.57 7 1.43 July 12, Trans. 150.00 $1� 50.00 - $1,150.00 Trucks (Labor) LANDING AT FRESH POND R, L. Mayo (St Geo. Sovthwardne) $67,38 Feb. 2, Appro. $ 150.00 (Gravel) 3520 Bal. to Rev. $149,58 $150.00 $15 NEgr TO _ Payroll (L Perrmbtrf m Iron Work $ 24. SRF (ROCK HARBOR) k Plans m° °wealth 265.76 Feb. 2, Appro, _ $600.00 Paintin Trucking SIB° 1.00 25. 4.00 Bal. to Rev. $322.21 $600.00 57 TOWN WHARVES Elwin C. Nickerson, Feb. 2, Appro. (Labor and Material) $63.78 $63.78 Bal. to Rev. 11.22 $75.00 HARBOR MASTER Harold W. Scott $5.00 Feb. 2, Appro. :Material for Buoys 24.57 Oct. 10, Trans. $29.57 Bal, to Rev. $20.43 $50.00 Cape and Vineyard Elec. Co. GUIDE BOARDS Painting and Repairing, Feb. 2, Appro. Chas. W. Hopkins $5.50 David P. Delano 19.50 Repairs and Equipment $26.00 Bal. to Rev. 24.00 The Niles Co. $50.00 STREET LIGHTS Cape and Vineyard Feb. 2, Appro. Electric Co. $4,146.02 $4.146.02 Bal. to Rev. 353.95 $4,500.00 TRAFFIC SIGNALS Cape and Vineyard Elec. Co. Feb. 2, Appro. Bulbs $349.19 Oct. 10, Trans. Walter E. Young, 14.56 (Changing Sig.) 96.00 Repairs and Equipment Reuben S. Hopkins 4.50 The Niles Co. 148.13 $75.00 $75.00 $25.00 25.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $4,500.00 $4,500.00 $850.00 100.00 '9 58 59 David P. Delano Nat. Colortype Co. 29.60 STATE AID Orleans Boatworks 28.37 Chas. A. Vavghn 3.83 Ex ended (Cash) 40.00 Feb. 2, A P ) $2 Appro. $240.00 Traffic (Gas) Equip. Co. 129.40 $240.00 $240.00 C. D. Walker 26.00 81.06 Bal. to - Rev. $910.64 39.36 HOSPITAL CARE (CAPE COD HOSPITAL) • $950.00 00 Cape Cod Hospital $250.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $250.00 - $95.00 $250.00 $250,00 Expended (Aid) PUBLIC WELFA Expended (Labor) $4,158.50 Feb 2RE APpro Bat. Dec. 29 r$ Trans. an 4,00000 253.60 SCHOOLS to Rev. $4,253.00 Expended $32,997.96 Feb. 2, Appro. $32,997.96 $33,000.00 - $4,253.60 $4,253- Bal. to Rev. 2.04 ROADSID- (See Supt's. Report) $33,000.00 $33,000.00 I• Tuck, (Car ��r) Article $76(A Welfare CUTTING licks h Kerosene Feb, 2, APpro A' F. Smith 223.75 $1,000 VOCATIONAL TRAINING (Tools) Sons 2.40 New Bedford Vocational Feb. 2, Appro. $300,Ip School $151.20 Bat. to 10.75 Rev, $151.20 $999.90 Bat. to Rev. 148.80 ! $$ 00 $300.00 $300.00 Expended OLD $ (Cash) AG- Record Book ) $18CI ASSISTANCE 0 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bat' 3.16 tO Rev. Oct, 2 APpro. Trans. $1'q 0p0' Trans. Basket Ball Teams Feb. 2, Appro. to Var. Cape Towns $400.00 $180783 $37.00 Athletic 92.17 Supplies, James W. Brine Co. 53.09 $1,900.00 Eastman's Hardware Co. 43.51 Horace Partridge Co. 180.76 Bat' $1,9 Atli. Trainers Supply Co. 16.14 to R". MOTHERS' Orleans Amus. Co. (Rent) 69.50 AID Feb. 2, APpro. $50% $400.00 $400.00 $ p0 $500 1. r i ' I 60 61 BAND CONCERTS (Community • Chas. Ingersoll, nttY Band) PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS Treas, Concerts $400.00 Feb. 2, A PPro. Feb. 22- '('oun Labor Trucks $734.17 Feb. 2, Appro. • 70.30 $1,200.00 all May 30 -Eagle $400. Material 80.74 Grounds Wing Freight 62.50 ' JuGrounds Egle Wing Painting SignPPlies 25.25 AAug. S- Eldredge Park g' 2 E Painting Life Rings 5.00 Labor and Fittings Water Sept. etgaark Supply Beach at Ball Park 75.72 Life Guard and Police �. Duty 116.26 $400.00 $400.f10 $1,182.01 - Bal. to Rev. 17.99 Flora gLA nDudPURCHASED FOR SCHOOL $1,200.00 $120000 $150.00 PURPOSES - Feb. 2, Appro. $150.Op $150.00 INSURANCE AND BONDS $150.00 Insurance: Feb. 2, Appro. $550.00 -� Tractor $32.59 Man' mtngs, RARY Road Mach. House Road Mach. Compensation 34.74 22.50 Librarian Ins. 205.00 Edith F, Stmt Peb 2 A Asst.. Smith $576.00 Appro. arian $1,0(10.00 Bonds: Town Clerk 5.00 Fuel Treasurer and Collector 211.20 Lighting 40.00 Constable 10.00 Repairs 91.15 Care 22.32 $521.03 un Roscoe j Ni ds 55.10 Nick 39.41 Bal. to Rev. 28,97 (Bal, on Insurance Hedge) $550.00 $550.00 Postage, etc. 67.02 Membership 53.25 M a Librar ss. 10.95 Pi Truckiy Club ng Ashes TOWN REPORTS 1.00 k Reynolds Printing Co. $278.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $325.00 �. Bal. to Rev. _ $959.80 Bal. to Rev. 7 47,00 40.20 $325.00 $325.00 $1,000.00 , _ $1000, COURT ORDERS Repairs SNOW Emulous E. Hall Wm. B. Dunham 24.80 Feb. 2, Appro. $125.00 J Ni Roscoe Hedge) $ 47BRARY (DOg Tax 74 $28.30 Feb' 2' Voted) g'e) 107 i'' 955.7 $- Bal. to Rev. $96.70 $255.72 $125.00 $125.00 I I -..re I 1. r - -- 62 bIEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES Am' Legion Comm. Feb. 2, Appro. X00.00 Feb. 2, Appro. $50.00 $200.00 Wiring Typing Christmas ISCELLANEOUS Tree P. ice Ba pig Extin $10.53 Feb. 2, Appro. aintin aint for �pisher g Traf - c Line 24.00 15.43 Repair ine 33.19 RePa rsrPToWnaHa11Bouse 28.15 le 14.91 ExPen Sn all Bountveon8chool Shellfish Constables: Lot 49.76 Cart- o Lab In r Touu Hall Pumpin 22.00 R $rush arbor g Poles 20.00 5.00 s (Moth Dept.) Ital. to Rev 10.14 $19 $284.62 Bal. to Rev. 76 $200.00 $400.00 Transfer Se, elect Barla RESERVE FUND Treasmen s S Neck Town alp. Ap tAccAt�ct. $150.00 Feb. 2, Appro. karboh AcetAcct. Traf, Master 20.pp 477.58 Si Electiong. Aecer Acet. and 150.00 Reg. OlAc kA Age hIo Age Assist. 10000 PubhWD Ipt. Accct , are 71.00 Act 400.00 n $1, 8 Z $2,5W.00 63 SAFETY COMMITTEE EXPENSE Feb. 2, Appro. Paint $1.55 Feb. 2, Appro. $50.00 i .Labor 4.80 Placing Posters 12.00 $44.00 6.00 Painting Signs 3.20 Post .50 $50.00 S. F. Ireland (Repairs on OF SHELLFISH AND EELS Signs, Postage, etc.) 6.80 Shellfish Constables: $28.85 $250.00 Bal. to Rev. 21.15 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 CEMETERIES AND TOMB Labor $105.24 Feb. 2, Appro. $200.00 $19 Notices Bal. to Rev. 76 $200.00 $200.00 SOLDIERS' MONUMENT AND GRAVES Care of Lots and Graves $37.53 Feb. 2, Appro. $75.00 $37.53 Bal. to Rev. 37.47 • $75.00 $75.00 HERRING BROOK Edward H. Higgins Feb. 2, Appro. $50.00 (Labor) $44.00 Bal. to Rev. $44.00 6.00 $50.00 $50.00 PROTECTION OF SHELLFISH AND EELS Shellfish Constables: Feb. 2, Appro. $250.00 James E. Richardson $50.00 Chester F. Long 50.00 Printing and Pub. Notices 18.50 Bal, to Rev. $118.50 131.50 $250.00 $250.00 Tr� 64 Mar. 15, C. C. F, S'N"11EST (TOWN NOTES) Bank June Bank C. C' P . Say. $515.08 Feb. 2, Appro. 385.00 Bal. to Rev. $900.08 299.92 $1,200.()o Bal' to Rev. FINANCE COM EXPENSE $00'00 Feb. 2, Appro. $100.00 Feb. 2 State T kppro, REVENUE 1932 0 Par 195.00 osquito C and Resery 5,167.50 �� ntyATaxp ciallTax a 1,049.22 ay 45 Excess Le 8708.99 Nat. Bxeniptilo�32 3,139.86 ank Ta 37 x 1930 4.31 Bal, t 50 o $101$101 8,946.09 $110,670.96 Feb. 2, Trans. E. 81 D' July 30, Levy Real 7( and Personal 0 Dec. 31 Balance Assess' Dec. Poll Tax $5,412,00 31, Trans. O. A. A. Tax 24 Est. Receipts 216.00 Dec. 27, Add. Polls TO A' Dec. 27, Add. O. A. 1,085.23 Dec. 3' Bal. Est. 3. 5' Receipts 16.59 Balances Appro. 99.16 Oct.. 29 Transf CE SS SS Tax et Titles AND DEFICIENCY $5,000 00 DiS 31 gal. Surplus) 0 Dec. 31 Balance Assess' Dec. Taxes, 1931 $5,412,00 31, Trans. Taxes, 1932 from Rev. $32,491.54 $37�gp A CC OUNTS ND WIFE FUND an. 1, Balance )cc. 31, Interest 65 SNOW LIBRARY FUND Books and Periodicals $390.69 Jan. 1, Balance $8,452.19 Dec. 31, Balance 8,462.02 Gift and Sale of Books 14.68 Dec. 31, Interest 385.84 $8,852.71 $8,852.71 TAYLOR GIFT (SNOW LIBRARY) Dec. 31, Balance $149.57 Jan. 1, Balance $144.12 Dec. 31, Interest 5.45 $149.57 $149.57 STREET LIGHT FUND Dec. 31, Int. Trans. Jan. 1, Balance $2,517.61 to Treas. $105.98 Dec. 31, Interest 105.98 Dec. 31, Balance 2,517.61 $2,623.59 $2,623.59 CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUND Care of Lots $42.00 Jan. 1, Balance $1,090.29 Nov. 12, Bequest 100.00 Dec. 31, Balance $1 $42.0105 Dec. 31, Interest 47.86 $1,238.15 $1,238.15 SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTS REVENUE ACCOUNTS Cash on Hand Dec. 31 $11,970.14 Tax Titles 452.11 Taxes, 1931 7,284.85 Taxes, 1932 18,674.61 Poll Taxes, 1932 216.00 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1931 300.59 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1932 1,085.23 Old Age Assistance Tax, 1932 108.00 Moth Spraying, 1931 16.59 Moth Tax, 1932 99.16 66 Public Welfare State Aid Town Hall Rentals State Assessment Surplus War Bonus Overlay, 1931 Fund Overlay, 1932 Overlay Reserve Sax Title Revenue Pecial Assessment Revenue Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Revenue D E epartmental xcess Revenue and Deficiency (Surplus) 67 actual count of the cash on hand and a reconciliation of the 92.75 Bank Balance and found correct. The Savings Bank Books 240.00 representing the investments of the Trust Funds in the cus- tody of the Treasurer were examined and listed. The In- 83.00 come and Withdrawals being proved and found to be as 13.21 0411 recorded. $40,636.24 Trust Fund TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS Clement Gos Cash and Securities Street Fund nnd C cfit➢ , tg d er Perpetual Care Fund Taylor Gift 32, $17,635.04 $y $17,635.04 $1 fication Ing re ei�eaes, as show were mailed in Jul for all obeCfef indicated to by the Collector's Books. Thfefl BAt the close the accounts as listed were c0f 50f were the kedhand athehC sh11Balanceave tfi dabs Respectfully submitted, ELMER C. SMITH, Town Accountant. Treasurer's Report On deposit in Cape RECEIPTS account Jail, p Cod Trust Co, checking Cash and checks, 1932 Receipts 1932 °n hand Jan. 1 $16,851'46 1932 3,902.9 125,379.02 i $146,133.47 DISBURSE Payments, Warrants DISBURSEMENTS Cape On checking ac Cunt Cod Trust Co. 1933,134,163.33 Checks, money orders and cash 1, 1933 7,452.15 h °n hand Jan. 4,517.99 TRUST FUND $14 Clement ACCOUNTS Deposited in We ACCOUNTS and Cod Five you wife Trust Fund Accumulated Say. Savings g a mulated interest tngs Bank Bank and Cape 0 Balance in Fu 0p0'0 nd $5,Jan' 459.26 Street Light 1. 1933 Fund $5,459.26 Deposited in Assigne s Ac Cod Fived C er Ssaav ngs v rigs Bank nd Cape OYleanl . mulate $2,517.6$ Less ' tnterest drawn Balance ' $2,623.5$' in Fund Jan 1 1933 $2,517.61 .• Cemetery Trust Fund Deposited in Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank $800.00 Accumulated interest 294.98 Balance in Fund Jan. 1, 1933 $1,094.98 Yates Rogers Fund, deposited in Cape Cod Trust Co., Savings Dept. 100.00 Accumulated interest 1.17 Balance in Fund Jan. 1, 1933 $101.17 Snow Library Trust Fund Consisting of David Snow Fund $4,000.00 Jonathan W. Young Fund 500.00 William H. Nelson Fund 200.00 Thomas Arey Hopkins Fund 3,000.00 Deposited in Provident Institution for Savings, Boston, Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank and Cape Cod Trust Co., Savings Dept. Accumulated interest Balance in Fund Jan. 1, 1933 $7,700.00 762.02 $8,462.02 Joshua N. Taylor Gift, deposited in Cape Cod Trust Co., Savings Dept., balance in Fund Jan. 1, 1932 144.12 Accumulated interest 5.45 Balance in Fund Jan. 1, 1933 $149.57 See report of Town Accountant for items in detail. RALPH W. SNOW, Treasurer I ,y Collector of Taxes Report Uncollected 193 Dr. Uncollected 193 taxes Jan. 1, 1932 $3,435.3 Uncollected 1931 taxes Jan. 1, 1932 17,8 93 3 Jan• 1, 19321 Old Age Assistance Tax 00 Warrant 1932 Old A 1600 Additio Warra $e Assistance Tax 441,00 Warrant 11932 P x Additional olltTa 32 Old Age Assistance Tax g66.00 arrant Warrant 1932 poll Tax 22 0 Warrant 1932 Moth Spraying Abate praY'ng Tax nt 193 Taxes ment after payment, refund, 1932 taxes 70,I10,42 $9�z Paid Tre Cr. Paid Treasurer account 3 1p7 66 Paid asurer acc 1930 Taxes 10,33828 Paid Treasurer account 1931 Taxes Paid ax asurer account 1931 Taxes Assistance 51 84y,00 pa d Treasurer account 1932 Old Age Assistance 44.00 paid Treasurer accou 372 00 ate 31a Olrefun lit 1932 Moth Spraying Tax 431 00 vncolleftedd1931 As ist n e Tax orurnonwealth account 7,284'6J 4 8 nc ected 19 Ta Uncollected 1932 Taxes 18,6%00 U lected 2 OId 108'00 19 Tax Titled 930 T X oll T., h Sp aying Tax Tax 29.00 1 71 _. . Tax Title 1931 Tax Tax Title 1932 Tax Abated 1930 Tax Abated 1931 Tax Abated 1932 Tax MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE Dr. Balance due on 1930 tax Jan. 1, 1932 Balance due on 1931 tax Jan. 1, 1932 Warrant of March 3, 1932 Warrant of April 8, 1932 Warrant of May 28, 1932 Warrant of July 23, 1932 Warrant of Nov. 23, 1932 Warrant of Dec. 31, 1932 Abatement after payment, refund 1931 tax Abatement after payment, refund 1932 tax Cr. Paid Treasurer account 1930 Tax Paid Treasurer account 1931 Tax Paid Treasurer account 1932 Tax Abated 1930 Tax Abated 1931 Tax Abated 1932 Tax Uncollected 1931 Tax Uncollected 1932 Tax 144.00 140.00 199.84 126.22 196.17 $94,074.32 $10.99 893.5I 1,460.59 1,419.97 853.31 452.39 233.53 132.27 8.09 168.24 $5,632.89 $2.00 571.96 3,347.71 8.99 29.05 287.36 300.59 1,085.23 $5,632.89 RALPH W. SNOW, Collector of Taxes BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1932 Date 1932 r. r Name of Father 00 Feb. 4 Ann Jeannette Meads Manuel Meads Phoebe Hamilton N N N N �71 4 rc b. X 'fit% 7. John E. Hathorne Gladys Hepworth Feb. 21 Eugene Carlton Alvord Orren B. Alvord �^y> Mar. 7 Russell Hunter Chase Earl C. Chase Alta L. Foster Apr. 19 n 4 q y Stephen Abbott Hopkins Reuben S. B. Hopkins rn K 69 ny, �'. O n W m A. Op �' T R d 6 69 9 !-n n,V-rJ �`+ W b N W y N v' 65) //�� O Winifred Elaine Childs Oq N O •• pq l n N ... ... W t7i A ICJ 69 y May 17 Helen Frances Nickerson Willis F. 'Nickerson Jennie F. Bassett July 21 Alice Rose Lessard Mildred Arnold may_ yr�� ° n y y m-� x naen n oo Joan Marie Shenett Everett R. Shenett rn 69 �- Sept. 5 Lois Meta Wittman o o n Alexander Klimshuk w O O z Robert Cummings Kingsley, Jr. r �1 Oct. 28 Harold Lester Scott, Jr. z Louisa M. King n t.Q Adeline S. Cullum ]0 0q 09 W n V1 W w n y Cl) M N '""' 01 �O O In N �j�i Co 1 y !^t V1 C, 1N» 0 0 0 0 lr > rx z 6e y,1 6e �%' �� W N �N W W 10 tt 0 o p o 0 oRetained c CA N N O o 0 0 0 cn cn F� � e _ oYa1a1 D \v. of can d w w a BIRTHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1932 Date 1932 Name of Child Name of Father Maiden name of Mother Feb. 4 Ann Jeannette Meads Manuel Meads Phoebe Hamilton Feb. 8 John Edward Hathorne John E. Hathorne Gladys Hepworth Feb. 21 Eugene Carlton Alvord Orren B. Alvord Agnes Kaminski Mar. 7 Russell Hunter Chase Earl C. Chase Alta L. Foster Apr. 19 Elzena Edith Cook Edgar A. Cook Ada M. Kleinke Apr. 25 Stephen Abbott Hopkins Reuben S. B. Hopkins Lucy F. Knowles Apr. 26 Leslie Harrison Quinn Lester W. Quinn Eva L. Ellis Apr. 26 Winifred Elaine Childs Harry F. Childs Esther G. Higgins May 16 Barry Merton Wilcox Charles S. Wilcox Florence I. DeGroot May 17 Helen Frances Nickerson Willis F. 'Nickerson Jennie F. Bassett July 21 Alice Rose Lessard Victor J. Lessard Mildred Arnold July 30 Noel Paul Girardin Noel P. Girardin Mary M. McInnis Aug. 21 Joan Marie Shenett Everett R. Shenett Marie E. Thompson Sept. 5 Lois Meta Wittman George A. Wittman Gladys J. Cahoon Oct. 16 Alexander Klimshuk Dorofei Klimshuk Johanna Ryan Oct. 19 Robert Cummings Kingsley, Jr. Robert C. Kingsley Mildred M. Broderick Oct. 28 Harold Lester Scott, Jr. Harold L. Scott Louisa M. King Nov. 13 Stanley. Howard Snow Harry H. Snow Adeline S. Cullum v w r„ - r lr- i, " 74 MARRIAGES RECORDED IN ORLEANS 11,1 1932 Date - Names of parties Noe119 Barrie E. D Eaton Mar. 193 Mar. 1932 R °thS arciaoMa�aryane 13 John D June Il Letitia 0 root Jonathan (Lee) Murph June 30 A an M' Mu Buxton Y Sept. 4 DorlothL'nwoodhEldre William M• M 1, redge Sept 5 Ea er, SmMhrDmer Higgins Sept. 23 Sadie d Taft Whiting KenneBradford Siting Oct. 1 Heelyn Be n,e N� k Egon Oct. 12 Marry Willarae Knowles I'Iaroaret EstellWatkins Dec. 17 JerouiseERosa rth William owlss Dec 21 Clare cCbaseeR Yntongers Dec. 28 Edith If Hamlind.r,. Jr. Age I 22 I Wellflee 19 Wcllflee 34 Arlingtoo 24 I Arlington �7�/ellfleet 22 I ,,/ellfle, 32 W,,,flee, 35 y4'ellfl e e 27 0 27 I Bourns 21 Orl 19 0' doo, 3 22 Chatham 24 I Orleanm 24 at n 1 0 ca 18 caos 24 prleans 25 o je rans 18 I Orles table 20 arns Orr 33 cbcs Dor 75 DEATHS RECORDED IN ORLEANS IN 1932 Date 1932 Name I Yrs. Mos. Dys. Jan. 10 Frederick Douglas Fullerton, Jr 1 8 3 Feb. 17 Elizabeth Collier Bates 84 5 15 Feb. 22 Joshua Darius Freeman 68 10 25 Feb. 23 Gladys Hathorne 41 Mar. 15 Eugene Elwood Nickerson 67 1 26 Mar. 31 Malcolm Lancelot Taylor 31 10 10 Mar. 31 Sarah Elizabeth Rogers 77 Apr. 3 Simon Miller Payne 70 3 9 Apr. 18 Sylvanus Paine Collins 70 1 Apr. 22 George L. Chandler 75 11 26 May 7 Joseph J. Snow 74 2 28 June 14 Nathaniel Thomas Freeman 75 5 25 Aug. 22 George Cushing Dyer 71 6 18 Aug. 30 Alfred Lawrence Snow 53 10 20 Sept. 5 Mercy Oliver Pierce 86 4 2 Oct. 1 Barbara Ann Nickerson 72 9 20 Oct. 19 Stanley E. Bassett 24 0 16 Nov. 4 Harriet D. Ingersoll 93 3 18 Nov. 6 Ellen Louise Brooks 70 7 2 Dec. 15 Lydia Frances Small 80 Dec. 28 Mary Ellen Eugley 74 2 27 Annual Report Number v 1 !I Town Nursing Service, Orleans, Mass. Snow Library 1932 REPORT Number. o umes bought 171 Nursing visits volumes presented Number vol presented 36,' Instructive visits Number mes catalogued 9371'II Social visits Number maumes borrowed X432511 Board of Health visits Total fines for ine borrowed 1106 Board of Health cases 2 $82,26 Welfare cases Books Welfare visits Mrs, presented Y Caroline Baxter, Mrs. Victor MI d,. dcallcasesses A4rs Milco Lockw Clanny, Missachardson, Mrs. Phebe 5,r ma0l, Surgical cases Y, Mrs. Stanley Thatcher, Dorothy S ass Taylor, Miss obp Orthopedic cases State mass Kerman, Truman Hanson, Pre -Natal cases Maternity cases Post-Natal cases MART S. CUMMINGS, Names for Post -Natal letters Babies Libra11y Pre- School Dental Tuberculosis cases Tuberculosis follow up work, visits Tuberculosis case finding, visit Tuberculosis case finding, reported (out of Town) Communicable cases Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., cases Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., visits Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., visits allowed for babies Analysis, cost per visit Cash received General Expenses Paid out by Town Committee Summer round up and Pre - School work Children examined at Clinic Children examined by private physicians 843 286 53 none none 7 22 1 52 14 2 4 6 7 20 none 1 14 7 1 2 none 7 54 7 $1.67 $639.81 $140.58 $15.54 28 4 l� 7"W 1 Annual Report Number v 1 !I Town Nursing Service, Orleans, Mass. Snow Library 1932 REPORT Number. o umes bought 171 Nursing visits volumes presented Number vol presented 36,' Instructive visits Number mes catalogued 9371'II Social visits Number maumes borrowed X432511 Board of Health visits Total fines for ine borrowed 1106 Board of Health cases 2 $82,26 Welfare cases Books Welfare visits Mrs, presented Y Caroline Baxter, Mrs. Victor MI d,. dcallcasesses A4rs Milco Lockw Clanny, Missachardson, Mrs. Phebe 5,r ma0l, Surgical cases Y, Mrs. Stanley Thatcher, Dorothy S ass Taylor, Miss obp Orthopedic cases State mass Kerman, Truman Hanson, Pre -Natal cases Maternity cases Post-Natal cases MART S. CUMMINGS, Names for Post -Natal letters Babies Libra11y Pre- School Dental Tuberculosis cases Tuberculosis follow up work, visits Tuberculosis case finding, visit Tuberculosis case finding, reported (out of Town) Communicable cases Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., cases Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., visits Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., visits allowed for babies Analysis, cost per visit Cash received General Expenses Paid out by Town Committee Summer round up and Pre - School work Children examined at Clinic Children examined by private physicians 843 286 53 none none 7 22 1 52 14 2 4 6 7 20 none 1 14 7 1 2 none 7 54 7 $1.67 $639.81 $140.58 $15.54 28 4 78 Children entered Report of Surveyor of Highways school Children vaccinated that entered school Children SNOW REMOVAL eligible to enter school that were examined at Clinic and Surveyor's Wages $16.25 private physicians Children mental test, -Trucks 82.00 Follow did not pass up visits xabor 50.50 Defects, 'Team 'Supplies 4.80 20.40 Teeth Chest $173.95 Abdomen Balance 326.05 Tonsils Deform and Adenoidti ities $500.00 Glands Appropriated $500.00 Defects corrected GENERAL REPAIRS ON ROADS Tonsils and Adenoids Teeth Surveyor's Wages $442.00 Vaccinated Trucks 1,206.25 Labor 1,368.50 Teams 131.00 Respectfully submitted, Materials and supplies 850.91 R' $3,998.66 LAURA D. KNOW LE& Balance 1.34 Nurse, Town $4,000.00 Orleans' Appropriated $4,000.00 NEW OIL ROAD, BARLEY NECK ` Surveyor's wages $89.38 Trucks 195.00 Teams 60.80 Labor 352.00 Oil and Supplies 451.39 $1,148.57 80 Balance I Qy Report Appropriated $1,150.00 Transferred from Reserve 1.000.00 Fund 150.00 WIDE $' NING AND RESURFACING BRIDGE ST' William A. Jones bill Appropriated $1,500'0 15p0.0 0 WIDENING AND William A. J RESURFACING BEACH ROAD Pprop ones n riated bill $1,800'00 1,g00'0 HARDENING Pay rolls LANDING AT FRESH PON Material 5'q S Balance Approp°ated �ater�a�s sQ111 MLAND L Su $110'00 39. $149' ks 00 $1ti�Od of Sealer of Weights and Measures To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: I herewith submit the report of the Sealer of Weights and Measures for the year 1932. Not Con - Sealed Sealed demned Platform scales over 5,000 lbs. 2 0 0 Platform scales under 5,000 lbs. 14 0 0 Counter scales over 100 lbs. 0 0 0 Counter scales under 100 lbs. 15 0 0 Spring scales 100 to 5,000 lbs. 5 0 0 Spring scales under 100 lbs. 20 0 1 Computing scales under 100 lbs. 7 0 0 Prescription scales 1 0 0 Avoirdupois 119 0 0 Apothecary weights 22 0 0 Vehicle Tanks (Compartments) 3 0 0 Liquid measures 50 0 0 Gasoline pumps 50 0 1 Gasoline meters 168 0 0 Oil jars 28 0 0 Yard sticks 12 0 0 Fees for adjusting, paid treasurer $4.55 Fees for sealing, paid treasurer 50.71 QSS '7r v 82 LIST OF JURORS AS COMPILED BY THE BOARD SELECTMEN arnstable County Health Department Richard H H N JUNE 25, 1932. Maynard . parkins Orleans Joseph W Sherma East Orleans Charles F, o re n Orleans Nla Jahn 9, Cto 0 re Orleans Ularren Ed k wards Orleans Norma n Orleans Willis E' C. Hopkins East Orleans William JRogers BI Cullum South Orleans " mer C. Smith Orleans '' Elijah C. Lon Orleans Wau B' Walke Orleans Ed wren E, Clark Orleans liermaan E• Blake Orleans Cliffo rd Taylor Orleans Law L Harris Orleans r ence W pierce Orleans South Orleans Gilbert F. JURORS, 1932 kayo' C'rand Juror for 1932. Sarruel p TRAVERSE JURORS heodore V �✓illiam ' Irel$ndard, Sprin Seri g Term. Ralph .l,nl. Biggins ng Term. Warren Rngets S ' Spring Term. William J' Clark, Pall ng Term. Cullum Fall re m. Carpenter Hyannis, Mass., December 31, 1932. k. The following is a brief review of the work of the Barn- v 82 LIST OF JURORS AS COMPILED BY THE BOARD SELECTMEN arnstable County Health Department Richard H H N JUNE 25, 1932. Maynard . parkins Orleans Joseph W Sherma East Orleans Charles F, o re n Orleans Nla Jahn 9, Cto 0 re Orleans Ularren Ed k wards Orleans Norma n Orleans Willis E' C. Hopkins East Orleans William JRogers BI Cullum South Orleans " mer C. Smith Orleans '' Elijah C. Lon Orleans Wau B' Walke Orleans Ed wren E, Clark Orleans liermaan E• Blake Orleans Cliffo rd Taylor Orleans Law L Harris Orleans r ence W pierce Orleans South Orleans Gilbert F. JURORS, 1932 kayo' C'rand Juror for 1932. Sarruel p TRAVERSE JURORS heodore V �✓illiam ' Irel$ndard, Sprin Seri g Term. Ralph .l,nl. Biggins ng Term. Warren Rngets S ' Spring Term. William J' Clark, Pall ng Term. Cullum Fall re m. Carpenter Hyannis, Mass., December 31, 1932. Laborer The following is a brief review of the work of the Barn- Clerk stable County Health Department for 1932. In the report for 1931 it was mentioned that twenty -seven Farmer cases of anterio- poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis) had oc- Laborer curred in the County. During 1932 it is gratifying to re- Real Estate port that no local case was found, and only one imported Merchant case, which came from New Jersey and developed immed- Tak er iately. The patient was hospitalized and no more cases Care were found. Retired During the year scarlet fever has been somewhat more pre - Fisherinan valent than usual throughout the State and in this County Clerk also. A very large majority of these cases have been very Mild and this has, of course, made control more difficult, as Carpenter the extremely mild case with almost no clinical symptoms M'Ison may be for all practical purposes a "carrier" only. The num- Retiredak ' ber of cases, however, is growing less at present. Cabinet Special efforts have been made in the matter of immuniz- Plumber ing children against diphtheria, and in the neighborhood of Retired two thousand have received the treatment during the year. The physicians of the County have cooperated in every way, and all are prepared to do this work upon request. The County Health Officer now has an apparatus which exped- ites this work very materially, so that during an hour, for example, several hundred injections can be given. This ap- paratus is known as the Vim- Forsbeck Apparatus, and is most efficient and satisfactory in its work. The audiometer mentioned in the last report as just hav- ing been purchased, has been used throughout the County test- ing the hearing of school children and has proved to be entire- ly satisfactory in its operation. The nurses in the County have become familiar with its use and consider it to be a great im- provement over the old methods. 85 84 All of the regular medical and sanitary inspections and Dental clinid the de^"l , routine work have been carried on as usual, and all employees cs have been held as usual an has been to constant . have performed their duties in an efficient and satisfactory 11 use' refuU' manner. The complete cooperation of all federal, state, as usual a in the County have been given the In a county and town officials, and the citizens of Barnstable nd � LO Barns the results have been satisfactory' County in general, in connection with the work df the Coun- cre a Qale County which has long been a the Wty Health Department is gratefully acknowledged. dited there Pao$cehe State and Is now another a small one insthe Eastern Paa eet ngwaas kindeenolugh t Medical esstrofficiallya s Present- rs of the t and : ntire approval of the health service and health work of Barn - Coutng variousState Health Departure have v ` table County. The nurses of the County deserve particular as us y during t health organizations H ]th ention for the manner in which they have assisted in the Qau°ughontp ke,, Year. meehe Coouf tY riouoa r ork in every way, both in the schools, in connection with ublic health work and otherwise. W AssOciatio County including the Cape C of C�" It is hoped and expected4hat the work of the coming year n, do men s Clu The Cape Cod Charnber WS ; 'may be carried on with increasing efficiency, and each year ns, 5 hs, Ki COWS nal °uthCas kanis, Rotary, Parent i4ealt' does most certainly add to the duties of the Barnstable Organiz tern Association of Boards of lCounty Health Department. Atticle ation8, etc. d donsWill- apPeared regularly in local PC coo A. P. GOFF, M. D., The re y a f the editors to publish the z County Health Officer. he keatl pPreciated. $S , toed e O>�jcers �$Cer has attended the n'Qefc f ^ APG:C for al These Cl at the Commissioners , eX¢eOe " Dull �oncernedtneetings are undoubtedly an ve lIo t s ° ,a P °Ple year an unusual number of death' heed" ' C °nn °yC Countectly and officially interestp5hna Cnr Q CIra y' These include Capt• J PfeS'I A' Of $oa ds jlealth er, Mr. G. W. Hallet slevera The ds of 13e Itl�ureau Association, ,rid tp SI te1✓ Al N. ain Str�ce of t h is 0 °h � u,ldin eet, 13 he County Health Officer of IS tas ntd where t e oIs, a few numbers ae5d, r"d;�l ene To necessae °ffice was formerly IOCateI ennbee ^f1' catiohh to f8r tlatng, by er thenauthorrt es jr p�� -e for some Years. to all concerned' r j5 Park Commissioner's Report Eldredge Park has been improved this year with pump and tank for water and the brush cleared from the grove and other work about the grounds done. The parking space at the beach was enlarged on the south with clay and cinder and it is too crowded now. The number of visitors to the beach is yearly getting larger. The two cemeteries were given usual care and the usual care given the Eldredge Small park and the park around the soldiers monument. The bathing place at Skaket beach is a fine place for child- ren and was enjoyed by old and young the past summer. The Commissioners take the opportunity to thank those who decorated the soldiers graves and monuments on Mem- orial Day. Respectfully submitted, LUTHER F. BEE, ELMER R. DARLING, LEMUEL POPE, Jr. Park Commissioners. Orleans Fire Department Orleans, I January 13' To the lion. Board of Selectmen: I do hereby Total annual tcal hcalls je3' 1 ;i an of d aroundu0.1 of se 22. Out oft town eans 19. The Pumper nand 230 and equipment consists of the 450 ft' Of 300 9"' pt` plq of % in ndervice. hoe lso the chemical he ill {a All aPParatus and e Reco qutPment are in good conditi0m s of the Engineers are: bi Rea ",tall ve the Cove to owns, the Fire Dation Cottage �y tat —tdi tancea295ffeet also pl GEORGE D. KNOWLE5 E110J Chief Park Commissioner's Report Eldredge Park has been improved this year with pump and tank for water and the brush cleared from the grove and other work about the grounds done. The parking space at the beach was enlarged on the south with clay and cinder and it is too crowded now. The number of visitors to the beach is yearly getting larger. The two cemeteries were given usual care and the usual care given the Eldredge Small park and the park around the soldiers monument. The bathing place at Skaket beach is a fine place for child- ren and was enjoyed by old and young the past summer. The Commissioners take the opportunity to thank those who decorated the soldiers graves and monuments on Mem- orial Day. Respectfully submitted, LUTHER F. BEE, ELMER R. DARLING, LEMUEL POPE, Jr. Park Commissioners. Orleans Fire Departinellt January ,. To the Hon B I do here board of Selectmen: e; and numbe sub the annual report of the FSt L d around Orler of calls 22. out of town cal The and P r'a and 23Usnand equipment consists of the k5 in ser°000 ft Of % in, hose, also the chemicalps t All apPar atus on A" and equipment are in good couditi Reg n instal, otions of the Engineers are: oVe l the ald 1) ne hydrant at the head of the Cso to Plre Statons Painted. e — distance 295 feet, al ALES,. GEORGE D. K Cotef End 'Ii Park Commissioner's Report Eldredge Park has been improved this year with pump and tank for water and the brush cleared from the grove and other work about the grounds done. The parking space at the beach was enlarged on the south with clay and cinder and it is too crowded now. The number of visitors to the beach is yearly getting larger. The two cemeteries were given usual care and the usual care given the Eldredge Small park and the park around the soldiers monument. The bathing place at Skaket beach is a fine place for child- ren and was enjoyed by old and young the past summer. The Commissioners take the opportunity to thank those who decorated the soldiers graves and monuments on Mem- orial Day. Respectfully submitted, LUTHER F. BEE, ELMER R. DARLING, LEMUEL POPE, Jr. Park Commissioners. Report of Finance Committee FOR THE YEAR 1932 After Town Meeting, ttee held its first February 2, the Finance C mi meeting of the year on February At this session Joseph L Rogers was elected chairman Abbie F. Mitchel] Secretary of the mittee took up for Of Of Warrant COmmittee. The c as requested and n Article 6 in the An °ugh investigation filed after many discussions and t Of their findings. a report wit Jose b the Town C. ph L. nnulled by embersl on the Committee b automatically the committee ppointedlection to unexpired ter a the Board of Se m• Everett A Albert T. Nelson to fill The committee has Cole was chosen chairman. to as Reserve Fund folloted S: to authorize the transfers f: July 12$150.00 Oct. 10$20.00 Road sn Barley Neck. Oct. 10— Oct. OO�Treasurer's Expense. ]0—$380.. Oct. 101$15p.00�Care of Town Hall. Oct. 10$1 p OOH HarborhMaster. Oct. 10.$40 00, Electioc Signals. Oct. Old A Nov 10$400,00 nand Registration. Dec. _ $150.00 $e Assistance, 9, 29$31.58 CMoof Townnt. Dec. Dec 29 $253.60 Election public Welfare. Registration. 89 Appropriation for Reserve Fund $2,500.00 Total Amount of Transfers 1,817.18 Balance $682.82 Respectfully submitted, EVERETT A. COLE, Chairman, BERTHA C. WARD, WARREN G. SMITH, EZRA L. CHASE, JOSEPH R. ROGERS, FREEMAN E. SNOW, RALPH T. ROGERS, ALBERT T. NELSON, ABBIE F. MITCHELL, Secretary 71�1q v' ,I Report of State Audit December 15, 1932. To the Board of Selectmen, Mr. Arthur L. Sparrow, Chairman, Orleans, Mass achusetts. Gentlemen: I submit herewith my report of a of the town of Orlea u audit of the acco' 930 to October 29, 1932, visions of deans for the period from September Chapter made in accordance with the 1 form of a report 44' General Laws. Accountant of made to me b This report is in his Division. Mr Edward H. Fenton, C Very truly yours, rNW:CAB THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accou Mr. Theodore Director ofcco addell, Depart Accounts, State House, Corporations an Sir: $ °ston. d Taxation, As direocfedheY You, I have accounts retnber 24 to U n of trade an audit of the books 29, 1930 Orlea The 1932 the date of the for the period from pexamined, rtin recapf t etfinanciall Owing veport thereon: Octc ts and the reed ds ddiebfied by a c Money for t the e townav Ports of the accountin caparison with the Wiling officer. 91 The books and accounts of the accounting officer were ex- amined. The ledger was analyzed, the appropriation accounts being checked to the town meeting records of appropriations. voted and the transfers from the reserve fund being checked to the records of the finance committee. The necessary adjust- ing entries were made, a trial balance was taken off, proving the accounts to be in balance, and a balance sheet, showing the financial condition of the town as of October 29, 1932, was prepared and is appended to this report. The books and accounts of the town treasurer were ex- amined and checked. The cash book was footed and proved, and the recorded receipts were analyzed and compared with the accounting officer's ledger and with the records of the departments making payments to the treasurer. The pay- ments were compared with the selectmen's warrants au- thorizing the disbursement of town funds. The cash balance was verified as of October 29, 1932, by an actual count of the cash in the office and by a recon- ciliation of the bank account with a statement furnished by the Cape Cod Trust Company. The payments on account of debt and ;interest were checked with the amounts falling due and with the cancelled securities on file. The savings bank books in the custody of the town treas- urer, representing the investment of the several trust funds, . were examined, the income and withdrawals being checked. Attention is called to the fact that acceptance of bequests to the town should be voted on at a town meeting, and the receipts entered in the treasurer's cash book and invested on authority of selectmen's warrants. Income from trust funds must be actually received and eh- tered on the treasurer's cash book before any expenditures are made therefrom. The present method of making dis- bursements on account of trust funds from general cash and of subsequently reimbursing the treasury is contrary to the provisions of Section 31, Chapter 44, General Laws. 92 theThe books and accounts of the collector of taxes were a and checked. The commitments checked w: the assessors' warrants, the meets with the payments recorded receipts were compat thecoutstyo the assessors' 1eCpraeasurerI the abatements w ledger nding accounts were listed abatements granted, a' 8 of the accounting officer, and compared with t The outstanding accounts were notices to a number of books as o further verified by mailii wing nl Persons whose names appeared on ti to indicating that y to the to correct. the outs wn' the replies received tber tandin9 accounts, as listed, a The records of char counts receivable were gexamtne°llections on departmental a' urer being verified the charges ntsn utho oua tendingyaccounts listed ran me ges should b hor'zed by the de ence. e i departments makin n writing and filed for future refe' The selectmen's records outstad The Paytue t oPlicenses and proved.dt g accounts nts to tie Permits ranted wet n ou he g were listed, asurer were verified, tb tra The town cler and the cash balance wa the poug licenses issue records of do my and to shed were checked, g and of sporting au1 vThe records of char Srate and the payments r e rifi d asurer e c 8es and re p ?cttvely, were verified. wer Necked, an etpts of the sealer of weight! inerits The records o d the Payments to the treasure' were listedI the r ere propels were examined. The pay of addition to stash on Nan a the Outstanding ccounts check¢ other depart he dePartme was verified. g It was no t e pdymentseceiving rm mentioned, the record¢ ° Banizatioted that t 1932 Wa °Pr�iatioasu treasurer were hverified. wer n and that was Paid in for Memorial Day 0, no detail of full to A local patriotic the disbursements was 93 available for audit. Original bills should be rendered by those furnishing services, and payments should be made dir- ectly by the treasurer on properly approved orders, in ac- cordance with the provisions of Sections 35 and 52, Chapter 41, General Laws. The surety bonds furnished by the town officials for the faithful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form. The work of the various town officials has been per- formed in a very efficient manner, recommendations made from time to time have been followed, and an analysis of the balance sheet shows that the town is in a good financial condition. Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, are tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash, summaries of the tax, assessment, and departmental accounts, as well as tables showing the condition of the various trust funds. For the co- operation received from the several town of- ficials during the progress of the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation. Respectfully submitted, EDWARD H. FENTON, EHF:CAB Chief Accountant. RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH Balance September 25, 1930, per previous audit $11,099.90 Receipts September 25 to Decem- ber 31, 1930 71,577.36 $82,677.26 Payments September 25 to Decem- ber 31, 1930 $67,396.90 Balance December 31, 1930 15,280.36 $82,677.26 r° 94 Balance January 1, 1931 Receipts 1931 Payments 1931 Balance December 31, 1931 $15,280.36 148,881.83 x$164,162.19 $143,407.74 20,754.45 x$164,162.19 Balance January 1, 1932 Receipts January 1 to October $20,754-45 75 45 29, 1932 93,023.13 Paym 29ents j to October $113,777.58 2 Balance October 87827.89 Cash nn band, , 1932; verified Cape Cod Trust $3.936.77 Company 22,012.92 25,949.69 _$113,777.58 CAPE COD Tp, Balance October 29. statement, T COMPANY Bala 1932, Per Balance October 29 check book Outst 1932, Per $22,566.68 andiug checks Per list October $22,012.92 29, 1932 553,76 _ $22,566.68 95 TAXES — 1928 Outstanding September-25, 1930, per $151.43 Previous audit Payments to treasurer September 25 to December 31, 1930 $97.65 Abatements September 25 to De- Cember 31, 1930 53.78 TAXES — 1929 Outstanding September 25, 1930, Per Previous audit Payments to treasurer: SePtember 25 to December 31. 1930 $1,577.95 1931 2,364.75 Abatements 1931 $3,994.55 $3,942.70 51.85 $3 994-55 AXES — 1930 T Outstanding September 25, 1930, Abairiorev icoummitment, 1930 edt193Q payments, re- funded $62,636.72 523.20 $63,163.04 A ayments to treasurer: SePtember 25 to De- rfi ber 31, 1930 $46,731.72 1= $59,545.31 96 Abatements: September 25 to De- cember 31, 193 1931 0 $137.12 45.28 Outstanding December 31, 182.40 3,435.33 Outstanding January I, Payments 1932 $63,163.04 t October 29tr asur r January I to , 1932 $3,435.33 Abatements Ja 1932 Hoary 1 to October $2'791.05 29 Transferred t o , 9 1 to October 29 January I Outs tandin 2 137.28 ' Per list g October 29 1932 128.00 379.00 _ $3,435 Commitment Per TAXES 1931 Abatements and Warrant Payments, ref unded $74,494.14 payment 106.40 Aba etn entso treasurer $74,600.5`1 Outstanding December 31 1931 $56 655.46 Ourstandi 17,893.73 PaYmentsng January 1 $74,600.5`1 ctober Aba en, 291Q1932r January 1 to 29, 1932 January I to October $17,893.73 97 Transferred to tax titles January 1, to October 29, 1932 144.00 Outstanding October 29, 1932, per list 9,172.03 $17,893.73 TAXES — 1932 Commitment per warrants $71,614.64 Abatements and payments, to be 4.37 refunded � $71,619.01 Payments to treasurer to October 29, 1932 Abatements to October 29, 1932 Transferred to tax titles to October 29, 1932 Outstanding October 29, 1932, Per list $37,336.93 81.37 140.00 34,060.71 � $7 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES — 1931 $425.00 Commitment per warrants $409.00 Payments to treasurer 16.00 Outstanding December 31, 1931 —= $16.00 Outstanding January 1, 1932 Payments to treasurer January 1 $9,00 to October 29, 1932 Refunded by State January I to 7.00 October 29, 1932 $16.00 98 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES _ 1932 Commitment per warrant Payments to treasurer to October $441.00 29. 1932 O Outstanding October 29, 1932 per list $330.00 , 1 11.00 $44 MOTOR VEHICLE Outand EXCISE TAXES — 1929 ing September Pa 25, 1930, Per previous audit Abatements De ember treasurer 3p tuber 25 $136.16 1931 $64.12 72.04 Outsta4OTOR VEHICLE EXCISE nding SePte TAXES — Per Additional1ous and ber 25, 19 30 Abatements Coln it It 1930 $1,440.58 1931 beet 25 A DQ nts, refunded, 231.62 3 1930e Pay Abatements: September 25 to-De- cember 31, 1930 $155.72 1931 31.71 — 187.43 Outstanding December 31, 1931 10.99 � $1,730.31 $10.99 Outstanding January 1, 1932 Payments to treasurer January 1 $2,00 to October 29, 1932 Outstanding )October 29, 1932, 8.99 Per list $10.99 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE $4"TAXES — , 1931 945.41 Commitment per warrants 166.90 Abatements and payments, refunded $5,112.31 $3,853.68 PaYments to treasurer 365.12 1930 Abatements 893.51 Outstanding December 31, 1931 $5,112.31 meuts to 58.11 September $1,730.31 1931, 31,1930 $601.54 930 3 $1,531.89 Outstanding January 1, 1932 Abatements and payments, refunded $893.51 8.09 $901.60 Payments to treasurer January I to $563.28 October 29, 1932 Abatements January 1 to Oct °ber 25,54 29, 1932 Outstanding October 29, 1932, 312.78 $ Per list �� MOTOR VEI31CLE 100 EXCISE TAXES - 1932 Abaterne commitment per warrants and payments, refunded nded 150.83 payments to treasurer Octobe J $4,337 anuary I to Abatements jams COSTS ON TAXES to December r2 outs 932 Y 1 to October $3 159.61 Per list ng prtober 29, 1932, 244.90 I 932.58 B rest $4, 337-09 MO Tt3 comcnitme SNIENTS $ .34 836.84 onsntPer warrant not � 1932 committed Payments $530.20 29, 1932 treasurer to October Outsta 61.44 _ $591.6k ndin Per list BOctober29, 1932 $374.03 217, 61 collect, A $ ions. ND September 25 Demast COSTS ON TAXES to December Waran 8 31 $135 341930: 5.50 19Int 1 50 B rest $142Dars ,warrants $ .34 836.84 42.70 906.54 101 January 1 to October 29, 1932: Interest $598.94 Demands 42.25 Warrants 12.50 653.69 �- $1,702.57 PaYments to treasurer: September 25 to December 31, 1930 $142.34 1931 906.54 January I to October 29, 1932 653.69 TAX TITLES Taken by town January 1 to October 29, 0 Taxes 1930 144.00 Taxes 1931 140.00 Taxes 1932 40.11 Interest and costs $452.11 ------ $452.11 On hand October 29. 1932, per list SELECTMEEI'4 LICENSES AND PERMITS Licenses and permits issued: September 25 to December 31, 1930 $25.00 1931 133.50 January 1 to October 29, 1932 116.50 $275.00 Payments to treasurer: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $25.00 1931 125.50 January 1 to October 02 00 1932 $252.50 A 102 O Peraliistn8 October 29, 1932, Cash balance October 29, 1932 17.50 5.00 $27 Cash balance HELLFISH PERMITS AND FINES RePipprevious audit 25, 1930, embmber 25 to De $1.070.03 er 1931 31 1930 1 $34.00 29, January to October 858.00 32 212.00 1,104.00 payments to tre $2,174.03 8epte' asure ., 193 berr31, to I)e January I to October $1 29, 1932 808.00 212.00 $2 174.01 Cash DOWN CLERK on b Liven eP � Sueude aPt mb r 25, 1930 SES 8eptemb Maleser 25 to D $117.60 and eCemb emales, $Z Payed fe_ er 31, 1930: 1 @ $5.00 $4.00 5 00 9,0p 103 1931: Males and spayed fe- males, 102 @ $2.00 $204.00 Females, 25 @ $5.00 125.00 329.00 January 1 to October 29, 1932: Males and spayed fe- males, 117 @ $2.00 $234.00 Females, 27 @ $5.00 135.00 369-00 Payments to county treasurer: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $126.00 1931 303.60 January 1 to October 29, 1932 211.20 Fees retained by town clerk: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $.60 1931 25.40 January 1 to October 29, 1932 28.80 Casb on band October 29, 1932, verified $640.80 $824.60 129.00 $824.60 1 104 SPORTING AND TRAPPING Cash October LICENSES P r previod I, us audit 1930, Licenses issued: October $29.75 I to De_ er ber 31, 1930 31 $151.00 January I to October 393.35 366.00 Pa Yments Octo t° Division of 910.35 $940.10 cembh r 1 to De_ 31' Fisheries and Game: 1931 1930 $160.85 January 1 29, 1932 to October 362-60 .6 Fees retained 164.85 b October I to D °wn clerk; $688.30 13ber 31, 1930 Janu $19.90 1 29, 1932 to October 30.75 Cash on hand October 29` 77.30 verified 174.50 $940 =1 105 Charges: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $134.00 1931 598.00 January 1 to October 29, 1932 519.00 1,251.00 $1,339.00 Payments to treasurer: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $202.00 1931 585.00 January I to October 29, 1932 449.00 - $1,236.00 Outstanding October 29, 1932, 49.00 Per list Ca sb on hand October 29, 1932, 54,00 verified. $ SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Casb on hand October 1, 1930, $5,36 Per previous audit Peps for sealing: October 1 to De- cember 31, 1930 1931 January 1 to No- ,ember 14, 1932 $11.21 58.72 53.41 123.34 - $128.70 106 107 Payments to treasurer: October 1 to De_ MOTH SPRAYING — 1930 cern 193 30 31, 1930 $16 Outstandin 57 g September 25, 1930, $74.47 1932: 57,68 per previous audit Jan. 1 to Oct_ payments to treasurer: 29. 1932 $52 16 September 25 to De- October 30 to Cember 31, 1930 $29.89 i 193ember 14, $62.99 .58 Cash o 52.74 Outstanding 19[31 December 11.48 $74.47 verified NOpembe $126.99 nd I 14, 1932, 1.71 Pa g January 1, 1932 $11 48 Ontsta ndin M0113 SPRAYING— $12 � to ents to treasurer January 1 10 Outsta 0 to October 29, 1932 $g,38 Per ndin8 Septe anding October 29, 1932, per list $11.45 Previ tuber 1927 -� Abatements 193idit 25, 1930 19 Outs[ $719 MOTH SPRAYING _ 1931 $515 59 MO TIl S Ohar and' pR p 8es 193 Per Pre PaYments tou eaudiber 25, A930 G 1928 Outstanding 1December 31, 1931 $433'58 $515.59 treasurer Abatements 19 hirer 193 5 -_� 3 1 $17. 8 $33,58 $7.75 Outsta 9.83 payIn 119 January 1, 1932 0 psiapdI o s P 0 611 PRAYING_ $17 OutstO a nB to treasurer October 29a 1932, Per list 27.25 $33.58 i tandin8 baudit 1930 -� October 20. 1932er 31, 1930 and $7.31 g l Cash o TOWN NURSE $7i Per n hand September 25, 1930• $41,10 PreyLous audit Collections: September 25 to De- 1931 tuber 31, 1930 January I to 0c 'Ober 29, 1932 $126.77 718.95 Payments to treasurer: September 25 to De 1931 ber 31, 1930 January I to 0c tober 29, 1932 $167,87 718.95 1,397.53 $1.438.63 Ca1932 ve � dctober 29_ $1,428.38 10.25 PUgL $1,43 1C ALP RE Charges: ACCOIJNTSRE DEPARTIVIENT September 25 CEIVAgLE 1931 1930 to December Paeptembo treasurer. ]931 betr31, 193D0e $415.50 Outstanding 1,172 \ 31 193 g ecember $719.07 974.50 $1,693.57 $1,588.07 105.50 $1 693-51 109 Outstanding January 1, 1932 '$105.50 Charges January I to 4 October 29, 1932 617.6 $723.14 Payments to treasurer Januar y 1 to 617.64 October 29, 1932 MOTHERS' AID ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Outstanding September 25, 1930, Per $169.97 PaPrevious audit $ 165.38 Disment s to treasurer 1931 4.59 169,97 oW e-� OLD AGE ASSISTANCE Qhar ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Ou"laud ng January October o29, 932 ?Per1lis 2 STATE gIVABLE ACCOUNTS RE Outstanding September 25, 1930, Per Previous audit Charges: September 25 to De- cember 31, 1930 $184'00 1931 240.0 $144.00 0 424.00 $698.00 $568.00 paYments to 110 treasurer: Sepembelr325 to De 1931 1, 1930 $144,00 184.00 Outstanding 10ecember 31_- $328.00 240.00 Out tandI $568.00 Chare ng Januar ' 1932 29$1932uarY 1 o October $240.00 Outstanding October 29, 1932 � $420.00 Per list T420.00 SC13p0L Qutstandin ACCOUl`1T SPAR I ENT Per Prev ousePteutber 25, $ R1 CEIVABLE Charges: audit 1930 BePtemb er $428.36 ce 1931 ber 15 to 0e- $2,805 33 paY 4 \ ments to September treasurer. 7,331.92 B 193eutber 315 to be $7,760.2 1 1930 $2 1 Abatements 1931 4 $7,491.04 269.24 $7,76 ill Char 1932 $2,878.04 'Charges January 1 to October 29, payments to treasurer January 1 to October $2,614.64 O 29, 1932 utstandin O 9 1932 g cto ber 2 to October 40 Per list to De- 193mber 1 263. $2,878.04 LIBRARY FINES Cash On hand October 1, 1930, $9.13 Per Previous audit Receipts: October 1 to De- cember 31, 1930 $14.93 1931 83.85 January 1 to November 12, 1932 70.15 168.93 payuents to October treasurer: 1 to De- 193mber 1 31, 1930 $15.55 January 95,16 I to No- vember 12, 1932 67.59 $168.30 Cash 12,0'1 band November 1932, verified $178.06 9.76 $178.06 FTr7 i 112 STREET LIGHT FUND Ij Savings 1 On band September 21 Deposits Total OOn hand at end °f Year 1930 $2517.61 $2.517.61 On hand at end of year 1931 2517.61 2,517.61 29, 1932 2.517.61 2,517.61 Receipts 2,517.61 2.517.61 Income Sep t ember 25 Payments $128.05Dera 31, 1930 I, Transfer to town $128.05 Income 1931 I� 1 $ Transfer to town $123.61 CLE ME �! NT COULD AND WIFE CHARITY FUND I1 On band Se Savings On band at Ptetnbe{ 25 Deposits on end f Total On hand at end ofyear 1930 $5300.12 0.12 d October 29 ear 1931 5,444.76 $5,4044.76 Receipts 1932 5,399.81 5,399.81 5.399.81 5,399.81 Income September 25 to Payments $269.64 December 31, 1930 Addeposit, savings 4 $� Transfer to town $125.00 jl 113 1931 W'thdrawn from sav- lncome deposits $44.95 Reimbursement 259.50 40.00 $344.45 Transfer to town SNOW LIBRARY FUND $344.45 savings Total Deposits 264-87 �n hand September 25. 1930 $5 479.19 $5'476.31 On hand at end of year 1930 $;596.31 8,596.31 at end of OR hand October 29ye1932 31 $8596.31 Payments Receipts lncofie September 25 to December31, avings $214.32 Gift $255.03 Added 57,10 [o Sale Of bOoks 14.14 2.25 Transfer t t° wn $271.42 14co 1931 inns 17.12 Be the Gifuest $232.80 Salt 3,150.00 e Of b0pks et C. 8.03 \ $3,392.08 Added to sav $3 1 27 . 4 96 deposits town Transfer to 2 08 N e Fn m O 0 N w O ^' n O 0 cr ti A q N m 0 O o o a C 0 C w �. N 0 . S 0 m O � � O W N 0 0 0 O W ASSETS Cash: In Bank and Office, Accounts Receivable: Taxes: Levy of 1930, Levy of 1931, Levy of 1932, Old Age Assistance Taxes: Levy of 1932, Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: Levy of 1930, Levy of 1931, Levy of 1932, Special Assessments Moth 1932, Tax Titles ,_ Departmental: Moth Spraying-. 1929, ' - 1930, .t: 0 3 e i n IA w O TOWiV OF ORLEANS Balance Sheet — Octoher 29, 1932 GENERAL ACCOUNTS $25,949.69 $379.00 9,172.03 34,056.34 43,607.37 111.00 $8.99 312.78 932.58 1,254.35 %-19 217.61 452.11 tl rt y o000 O iv d q' H b q a a I a N 0 0 3 d - A n d A A O � Oy O � N A d L 611.99 N b w O N � N V Levy of 1932, 3,060.86 4,825.73 h 69 w w O O W �y 1.11 0 i n IA w O TOWiV OF ORLEANS Balance Sheet — Octoher 29, 1932 GENERAL ACCOUNTS $25,949.69 $379.00 9,172.03 34,056.34 43,607.37 111.00 $8.99 312.78 932.58 1,254.35 %-19 217.61 452.11 tl rt y o000 O iv d q' H b q a a I n O N 0 0 N N d - bN n d A A O � Oy O � N A d L 611.99 N W N w O N � N V Levy of 1932, 3,060.86 i n IA w O TOWiV OF ORLEANS Balance Sheet — Octoher 29, 1932 GENERAL ACCOUNTS $25,949.69 $379.00 9,172.03 34,056.34 43,607.37 111.00 $8.99 312.78 932.58 1,254.35 %-19 217.61 452.11 tl rt y O o000 O V I .C. p' N 0 R. N N R R R - bN n d A A q b O � N A d L 611.99 0 O 4 Levy of 1930, $ 92.39 Levy of 1931, 1,672.48 Levy of 1932, 3,060.86 4,825.73 w w O O O O O V 0 ^ .C. p' N 0 N D N N .p - bN O O O p a 1n v 5 w O O O V LIABILITIES AND RESERVES Temporary Loans: n 'i 1< tTY trl A C r m z In Anticipation of Revenue, $15,000.00 Surplus War Bonus Fund, 630.51 State Tax, 5,167,50 State Parks and Reservations Tax, 5.12 State Mosquito Control Tax, 1,049.22 County Tax, 8,708,99 Appropriation Balances, 21,789.46 Reserve Fund — Overlay Surplus, 611.99 Overlays Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1930, $ 92.39 Levy of 1931, 1,672.48 Levy of 1932, 3,060.86 4,825.73 Revenue Reserved Until Collected-. Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, $1,254.35 Special Assessment, 217.61 Tax Title, 452.11 Departmental, 1,424.34 3,348.41 Surplus Revenue, 23,540.64 v, 1931, 27.25 Old Age Assistance, 698.00 State Aid 420,00 School Tuition, 26340 1,424.34 Estimated Receipts; To be Collected, 11,200.67 Income from Trust Funds: To be Withdrawn: Clement Gould and Wife Charity Fund, $130.96 Snow Library Fund, 321.07 452.03 Overdrawn Accounts: Veterans' Exemptions, 8.40 $84,677.57 $84,677.57 TRUST ACCOUNTS Trust Funds: Street Light Fund. $2,517.61 Cash and Securities, $17,704.02 Clement Gould and Wife Charity Fund, 5,399.51 Snow Library Fund, 8,596.31 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fluids, 1,19029 VI 10402 %y 704.02 z:0 M :Ez M p m r- 00 ilTl N n O V A O� 31 N N 07:011 "I'M � O m H j O � � O CM �. n d x O x L r N l , �l Z w � � O m H j ()rganization for 1932 Elnathan E. Eldredge, CO Charles E J MMITTEE Mrs. Carrie Ingersoll r ' Chairman Term expires 1933 Nelson Term expires 1935 Term expires 19 UNION SUPERINTENDENT Charles ii. pratt, Residence, Harwich SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Dr. H' A. White SCHOOL NURSE Bessie Armstrong, R. N. J4NITOR George G Hopkins SUPERVISOR Rent, A. p rENDANCE y Orleans School Calendar �— No. Weeks From To 6 weeks JePtember 6, 1932 December 23, 1932 17 weeks a brua y 327, 1933 April February 14, 1933933 9 Weeks Pril 24, 1933 June 23, 1933 16 weeks Januarye2. 1934 3 December opens after Christmas Vacation e 22, 1y33aduation Exercises will be held on Thursday, Jun and O ttng of the teachers of ChatTo Basilian" Oon Tue day A III Se rleans will be held at Eastbarn 6 S"',her 5, 1933 at 9:30 A. M. September 1933 °p1 sessions will begin on Wednesday. There k ill be no school sessions on the following days: Was 'ears January '1' Feb. 22 1933 A h�ngton's Birthday Wednes(III ac ril 19, 1933 >J trlot.s Day WedneSda Va ati °1933 dab ration D Tuesday, May 1033 Qo1ur Day ay Monday, Sept- 1 �' 19933 At T is besDay gahurdaYy Nov. 30, 1933 Frida ksgivin8 Da - rhursdaY NOV. ehris following ing Thanksgiving�ondaY Dec. 2 n) rn (1n , Cor, the a The t feacbers called by State I),% Y Of the appointed for Barnstable hers' Institute partment of Education. 0 Orleans Financial Statement Needed NE Expended (o GENERAL CO , in School �TROf„ 1932 1933 Con, FuPerintepa ntttee Expenses nforcement of °f Schools and Other Expenses Law-Salaries INSTR'UCTIO N St'Pervisor 5 rinciPal Books and Teachers S°Pplies EJanitoS ES or ppERgT,() Miscellaneous '•NAINTENq AUXILIs R Pla emeryt' UPkeeP Librari sRY AGE NC Ilealth 1ES; M iscepan"Io OUTLAY New E9uipme and Buildings TOTAL B32 qP December 31, 1932 Pr,priation $200.00 941.50 142.18 $1,283.68 $1,091.50 1,OM.00 16,064.30 648.60 19,272.96 18,350.00 1,651.70 2,088.98 265,05 4,005.73 3,30-00 (0• 1,107.84 1.1 n 607.08 5'70000 7,287.98 7,310.011 39.77 $32� $3� 2.04 $33,000,00 121 SPECIAL $180,00 APPropriation for Vocational Education EXPended 151.20 Balance Dec. 31, 1932 R"" bursement $72.00 from State in this Item ' NET COST OF SCHOOLS $32,917.9ti Total School Expenditures of 1932 Receipts from Outside Sources: T n of Eastham —High $4,688.32 School Tuition Cttq of Boston— Tuition and 263.52 Transportation M ssachusetts General School 2,010.00 State 9 357.50 Reimbursement on Supt' 395.66 Of Schools $2y 620 l6 Net EXPenditure i Report of To the School 84"intendent of Schools C olnmitt Herewith I ¢¢ Of gleans: the thirtieth sill my third an is ion in its prose the formation annual school report which nce of Eastha Present for a h- the Superintendency Lill, . Since, a Harwich' and the thirty -ninth since the Union this time and Orleans. inent scbool,n ur tboughtsmttters the nd. cos s ana values abolilmsethatgsome fa is relative o and beles, The are quedioe stated in a report of rho pful figures given ns which are pertinent t What Part of our may, I hope Prove interesting Priatiom the Assess taxes go for n and Ors Report of schools? Propria ' Tax Aort of ear 1naOtert who) APP o ste$33, $1118 184.15. TSchoolPApd schools. 1 q samil c.9 o ants top Qa a 00 7 %° of the whole' ari to 166,949 toPriat,o following en tall from the rsannual rev 250.00 to lops and taxes for 1922 amounted tax do Was 31 �riatl°ns ail scholssinwetnotestht �rhschooi. rr3j*7 that cents of each e total Ares re 1922 thaat more o 30,x191 exschoo1 osts 1931E the tax dollar was spent for Year Was 26as $33 55f or school sarily high? Ch 5, 5, s 3. figud asesOmewh bet hipe1naAYearly e cosmbershiprfor that big her than the one cag tw lte. i5 b 123 for the 108 towns wb'ch was $99.19 while the average cost Of Group III, of under 51000 population which classes per Ili school was $93.23. The small size °f the small teacher in some of the high school subjects makes ¢ of high school expensive on a per capita . favor of a Union Htghtems cited in a previous r Dort decrease cost and increase °PPortunity and efficiency. ending June 1932 $33,555.53 sent during. eshe year ers and sup 3 $16.701.17 was f °C o of the texPe[ha[u60.4ab IOrtinstructionssalaries.thIt is interesting CO p01p8 towns °a °Cfr the total cost was the salary rati uCe far¢ th¢ g;ah total ohole 11it appearss therefore that re grahelcost Pe h were the day (salaries are not relatively big ' ideration• There mem ge 683 daYsteaching in the is school interesting Cons toCy1 cost for is p r inrshiP in all the grades was 265• $Qe that 34'4 chBdWas $16,701.17. Thus we oYwhenwe r Per day is paid for teachin . feel littl j roads, fire he total tax bill looks large• sch° re Pnr any of We have become accustomedourse -f bey secure se mu h hhoweveectio is ataxatterWhocof [s baCgain for th 0 obliged a la- for his money if he were teat is Abe same services individually cost is too great is for able ti The thie than re do us to deter the We spend hose most valu of e things purchased by most. the payp7enmof issC sP°nslble for the f°llohe National Education Association four Percen 1 wing statement: as much as an' Of Z r �ahoonalhncomever absorbeas much for Pa sseng¢r tom btWe as we spend for schools' F71 124 3'Schools cost 20,32 percent of the total tax collections in Massachusetts the year 1930. 4�A larger in taxes in Great $ritain, °f the national income is consumed by case in thereat States. France, Italy or Germany than is the Possibly it to the subject may aPPear that and en costs, not do 0 ment, of fo °ante. We are not eight has been other The inv get to unmindful of `OUnts for invest of count the returns on the invest' do , oceive adegnate the the school. Do chaProblernsPart? too heset re then their investment? Haye We ei I lu'Ouldor the future. r treatmen important 9uestions. H es � associates who your to Therein op° [ledge my have sumntio z to the reports of our several ton, Ppreciationari ed their wor k r e ac' Of their earnest effo efforts and Co' Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. PRATT, Superintendent of Schools' Report of High School P1inciPal TO the Superintendent of Schools: Rerewith is submitted my annual report as Principal °f gleans High School. rFNI)ANCE ENROLLMENT AN A[ D enrolled in the Four gh School. I believe thatahisststhe l of thisnnumber Irnerit lea Ii. there are 110 of at the history of the school. Thirty four to n students from Eastham• have been Pall are tho vi The entering class of forty-five mods ions and W nhun- adequate nurnbef themselvestand theroteachers are excePtionaesponsibiltty added hatd and cheerfully have acceptedCe the entails been Well the teaching of large classes n h ScbOOI has idemic of abo The attendance record in the High been it cusable ab- le, a n normal, Fortunately eandtheeampunt °f unex neQ has been materially abated- LE SCHOLARSHIP AND MORA of coopers n or of lack the scholar[ t• I feel that the s irit of COOP atio ensured by school tha ship t a school is fairly accuraC't- a class the marks is not in cords of its studentsoltcies of its umber °f low bar ers \ accord with the p usual n tion an olarshiP and failu d You will find ani °,t coopers proved sa better Pr pail But when a Sp ected in r esorne d re e res. sccordss You fewer failuresrand a In W ec it pool spirit. 12( failures our has high school durin expdected. Itbwould seehan the the en Percent nthate is no number teachers m fair by those to their contacts to conclude that both students mctivesohat make for wtrh each other are actuated for better school a better school morale an The instructors Pecially effective work. RTMhNTA c WORK to all the Participation pre ma subjects are doing es' Pupil exPressio the recttationsaration of lessons and general unnecessary With of this type are fn evidence in all classes' Latr"IaM r Prop thou oforityeoaindividue pupil repression hao reachebs b tics and Sc1QUdents is enrolled in the French' easier been Influential guidance talks lasses than in previous Years. This is arses to thes to directin and by personal interviews bala the r ghtbasic but mo1etudents from e some g for di ore difficult subjects' their ed who Will many and n' It will give a better classes uctlou bey0 need these st will save disappointmenr belated choprograut car, the high Subjects in preparation for With f theacou�sceousel few upperngrahbeladaptedttotmeeet the high School of stud guidance de p °Pill. The student days y that he will follow throughout his make his CbO'C' its Use Work inCll{L SCHOo of Mr. Nigh planet frnxctal usACTIVITIES he factory PChe inst uc studentyncy dUe has obeen maintained on who serve ton anree9u Sucbaridc are g v take this worknare now among r enconraal basis °guition credit units for satis- hose wboe regulatvtth Other the instrumental are enro practice studies and it should lied to the dd sn. creased interest 127 Vocal music has been made an elective subject to the high schOpl and the teacher —Miss Patch —is enabled it do more and voluntarily enr °fled for horns song with the group that has . athletic ar The high school has had a successful Year inand cleanly tIvltles, All games have been well contested and, Ass°" Alat °n At the decided thatgthe Winning n °f champions urns And were ties- table award that trophies tended to the undervictorious tn"' the d losersssoln ac of learned from being good winners of goo schedule for 19; dance with this attitude the basket .'c -P $sties PetacS he was tegular with inernsochool provision gamesor In Orleans Ii under the Ile to be no decrease of interest in basket W arrangement. ool Committee ton trP St des definite decision of the Sch e dashing four to11 is who are planning to make e b year for rfinancial years bute individually ten dollars P' art of the es are lower svinen fhom the seniorlclass ovManyrIn ooI S v ngs nleccion It is - Per CodsrivepCent Savings tBankh ern Cell thtrans bave hi Ihter"ling to note that about 31 p is .001 of acco the b their accounts to o the oregular Savings avings department ear batik. during thesn0w haehe English and History Departmb�a I of the for A4blicontacted helpfully with the Librarian acing readto the Htst. Inglis Library in the matters of pr ary bpoks nr 1) pat Of extended loans of libr hies that will bac of fiNateattrve and well made reading tables by sell and placed iq he Ma thirty students were consearl in the fall parrOntoftt the ual Training Department stables are ton and Pr Y study PupiHta d by readers hwbo find recrea r; l i n! I 130 whether During term short tests are frequently given to scc work as w not the children Y g 8o along, Evei are understanding the technical ination on theoretical y seven or eight weeks an exam syllable for Fork through the sight reading is such as key signatures and the seventh grade. given to everyone in the third value subject inecoupervisor lies in her concentration on PerienCe o'n hernOneuheldts contrast The Supervisor ewith w wider eX P and by Plannin8 her teacher. can give helpful suggestion to each critical of n too, the music program relieve the daily grade teacher'e result of the Pereesor becomes an audiot[h� than S dail add some teach ersY work is of kly work. So while o ed impetus believe great importance —more s and riotiv 1 the Supervisors should give measure bun d Progress along C° both teacher and children' fairly clear• the ultimate these lines are rather hard to music intelll 8oal of with gently. °f music Public school music is and h individuals- A gradu and the abilit to read vocal unison new on8Ps inrthe 9ubknte rtorreadsneen in nt hegras ss With singing, and hrePart music ease with which than music lover added diffic a of course harder th dated barinohe increase- to Part even more difficultl nY• To Pleasure however, comes to the rec d this end and enjoyment of apPr we are working. CHARLOTTE PATC13' Report of Supe1visor of Instrumental NMusic To the Superintendent of Schools: entaI classes, bool Yea As art, °pllorchestrashand bands duringthhei Pastmr gross made is very much pleased with this work and the P rogress at- tain ae instrumental field. Judging from the aspwell a by and ize exP ea ions ifromsenthusast Parents Ceus c is no iu displayed w es us there is no doubt that instrumental m important tab . more usic in. rues strt, tOWnsosuch as uir course beco Where a�ailablen °wmgn to tape °n, except on the iano, is not need has been the is caree °Fr b any private instructor. o f thls diseri¢il as trio a esul y the school departments hi as w as and %rte that individual instrumental soloists on9 Orchestras upils are ialge °ii bands, two symphony so social °r re are now lig oust° Perform aBtapaactically every imp°rtan our P ils up argil o 'me all the various functions i I ossibl wrevents brief called upon to take part would e boning �ommuiolri spth report. I cannot refrain from m e Junior bony I of all as the cer 3 C ncerPts tlandr therCaponCod S . ever schp0l ati our °p j istr all of the represented, organiz all rbe scb °lnum r o be tf he system of teaching tical layed nd Play such all any their pf ps is idea 1116 lay Au The same music is being tP1 tog etherident tbhrougb sapae Pter from the district may g It is ev Q00e $uch YAlan ce °p1 pieces or comP°sitio Csour Y°°nv ed fr0ni roe ahedtnds to unify and acquaint benefits der r °Aeratio) n between ic. our r s self eviden of 132 of()SuOftihe benefits of insttu that e. able o Play then know that ntheY must�pr h ticet iln order If they do not their pieces in the orchestra. They know' cr Attadeamthe conductor ashweljastby the tothereyla will ersbe per. Work is necessary for a satisfactorypperformauce• concert the entire audience isation of leisure time will Of the future be will be the judge. The util helping to and music is destone ne of the greatest problems with what the solve this problem, d t° Play a great part rd music will d° pupil will do We must not be concerne Play an • t Instru to the pupil with music so much as wha the beautiful mast is also able Moreover, one that is able to through the music Perfo tO understand and fully enjoy derstnd ndrfull programme In the music hall or rendered eliminate the cur y appreciate Only by being able to un g to ble majority ity to enders and rePeople2ni I t real has infested the be minds of inns am very glad real rnusic. Y through lack of opporl"' oppoltumpsi tow naareet kin that the older established tnusrc" pities to Play dvgiving themes Interest in our YO 1 asI also t eating mu , very ha it them sPlendid assistance a train- stcians PPy to Those &who atteryainur schools that a number of the 9 , tuho Y to Play ntigUe of music colleges continuing their muss• Who stay at m the her studie leges and conservatO o various musihome still Colle$e Is college have an OPP °te es At present al organ. delve the n chestra or Band. Tb °sr ? U 43 �f these there are 1 tons thr rprpOrtunity to play in o noeld e , rlean, at h56 a Was 48PPUSPilgOur tdistriCamusic clash year of Mrs• sslble t° h such a s, Eastham 42, 143f rc lion tod4erdongsSPeho hast�em justgenumber of PUP"sCr d t w'ith'out the a is Y begiuner, Work by giving ei beginners classes al etc n 11 133 a 1 wish at this time to thank most heartedly the principals and teachers of our schools for the splendid cooperation and tiO4 Puce they are giving me. We receive excellent coop from our able Vocal Supervisor, Miss Charlotte patch• Respectfully submitted, THOMAS NASSI. jReport of Supervisor of Alt TO h the Superintendent of Schools: ereb Y submit mY report for the year 1932. have been en Visited a Year all classes in the elementary school aolless a deal1ofd for the tea he week by the supervisor an A g[e e t tithe P °ught has beQtogiven complete during the week. trarriv cr Yon or Th's has making the work to Work' work rk, chais been done thru cut and Pas d ,Ok the sch00Pecial work in design, painting and Pen aduri08 terta'nme Year has been observance of all the holidays for e0, work bepn�ondspenal class hool done, have beenladoneCeC In file �ha5 s ' n8 s who haveucted whit in advanced Mechanical drawl tip" ial class f gone s - to has been of great advantage t A epee, in r girls i Institutions of hi h learning' ske ' cost n duMuch tttme designing and Portra tcworkghistba n['Otro 111 'b't held favorable e8 co Thep a e a s mil 8 I the Tow Hall. aroused OurhPr se oopla0s 8emattY'nnstst °f thexhibit in the coming Spring• D a0d eel' er, on 1d be po'es of . VPils generally has been khe alfre, rid in fii of bea rated ou 'dual achievement above app r t° ar u and the of form The Primary object of thQen kep5 Abase ofethed keep or he i ndcle lot sons and planned in such a essatY terest If the ad� and fhggesaont1pn and after life. pupils in this necbtr0[ ante a ids for I firt c0ttsiderangnAtheAh °ere class the shightschool oarhsl9date 48 their life arse offers aand nwho Possib 135 efforwould express my appreciation of the coos ssistana in is of the teachers which has been of material mak'r'g the year's work a success. Respectfully submitted, MYR'T'LE E. KENNEDY, Supervisor of Art. ()rleans School Census Persons 5 OCTOBER 1, 1932 persons sons 7 Years oc over and under 7 27ys over p 16 Years r over and under 14 73 Years r rCand under 16 25 13 P°bllli 'I BU cSda' 5 to r1ON OF ABOVE MINORS 7 years rs or river . school: 14 Year, r over and under 7 16 Years ar over andnnder 14 Not nd over under 16 5 Years rrOver Inaundeh� 1: 14 73 25 13 Girls 27 69 22 14 270 22 69 22 14 5 13 270 Perfect Attendance primary Joan Parker primary Shirley Ryder primary Virginia Snider Christine Wilson primary Virginia Clark primary Jean Walsh primarY James Parker primarY Norman Zeigler Elementary Dana Clark Elementary Roy Crosby Elementary Carroll Darling Elementary Charles Dechamps Elementary Joseph Higgins Elementary Walter Sherman Elston Walker Elementary Elementary Lawrence Baker Flenlentary Rita Cummings Robert Long Elementary Elementary Allen Walker E1e Spool James Williams Vincent Caci I-ligh 1 Higb School Robert'DeschamP High School Chester Darling High Francis Rogers School High School Katherine Eldridge High School Clarice Hurley Margaret Richardson 09 ool 14i9b School Rowena Taylor Lawrence High School School Peters Wilbur 14i9b Sparrow Norman Burr High School Hig Bertha Cornell ANCE FAITHFUL AT rENp primary primary Joan Parker primary Shirley Ryder primary Virginia Snider Christine Wilson 138 David $remmer Robert fireeman Reginald Higgins Billy Quinn t Al bnt Richardson ETaylor lltI Eldred$e Aills Quinn ose arOlille R Genev Crowell DOrota Eldredge No by Fulcher rnia Knowles Edith SbRichardson JOY S rMan lea,, n Etta Williams F 1ldredge ° 1 Ell' Ellencis Higgins V✓illiaHolrneg Olivia:tt ac Do Carelt Richatdsn ald F I K n ranklin nOwles Richard S ydet Willis now Leslie GoIlld Fred klggins Allan acfarlane RobettRWY er vel ilco Yn x Annlle e 1bI ,,Do Edith Olivet nald Jose Rose RitapEine Caci dredge Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School 139 Dorothy Sherman Raymond Ellis Edwin Horton Edith Nickerson Ellen Parker Mathel Turner Kenneth Eldredge Clarence Fulcher Thomas Hopkins Raymond Nickerson David Parker Dorothy Chase High School high School High School High School High School High High School High School High school High school High School 119 101 2$ TAB U LAR Enrolment 285 I o by Grades of loud ORLEANS aauaiiadxH Grade October 1, 1932 I 2 goys Girls Totals 3 13 14 26 4 5 19 11 16 24 35 6 5 14 8 13 7 16 9 23 $ 3 14 4 14 7 17 xigh School I p 15 9 21 19 5 21 6 20 16 14 1 6 27 19 23 15 21 16 15 60 47 107 T�td1s \ 2 0 16 20 22 17 �8 15 19 25 23 15 14 24 18 28 19 119 101 2$ TAB U LAR 149 136 285 I o Z£61 '7daS of loud 4F T aauaiiadxH O gY OF RLEANs ENROLMENT Z jsaA rade 1922 SCOHOOLS V G 2 17 19 �3 19 1922-32 Q 3� 190 3 14 4 14 16 14 24 1165 1166 1927 1928 1929 1930 1ig1 5 21 6 20 16 14 1 6 27 19 23 15 21 16 15 19 23 28 16 26 17 35 15 2 0 16 20 22 17 �8 15 19 25 23 15 14 24 18 28 19 y3 11 9 D 10 20 12 24 13 14 1$ 17 27 21 17 14 23 27 14 24 13 25 y1 19 11 13 12 �3 22 17 21 17 G6 23 23 19 19 13 15 15 30 16 30 A3 y6 9 12 12 15 26 18 14 13 32 23 14 18 19 17 Z8 30 23 ZA 185 194 10 A 15 26 15 11 14 17 21 19 22 20 1s 1A 19 204 8 10 15 ZO / 05 220 ", 227 230 227 260 2 67 "01ppd. awoI -I ZMEN 141 v v K 'r d .nX inC7 015 0 o v A � y'nwG GL K 6000 _ -Sg g8 CC00p0 �d.� r;� vi m ti N N y H y vvvd T T T T T T .rCMM 0 M N N -- � M 6° cn o A0 A04 .7 zuN j' ,n o u °oU d xy�yz.�v rn "c c a °c°Wmo ec� g� bydriA� �x� zx mza�Fw � N mb �pp�U'S� a71 c?i xxxxx M"� 132 a`6�dQd� V v A >' G 'd o GS v f in oaU l•��`� W `tl. m o ouW �A Q N� Td r�W Ai N �y d Pa a�'vw a. xz 6�eleS M M . I o Z£61 '7daS of loud aauaiiadxH pa;uwddy Z jsaA V uo,IEjBdaid W Q loogaS ZMEN 141 v v K 'r d .nX inC7 015 0 o v A � y'nwG GL K 6000 _ -Sg g8 CC00p0 �d.� r;� vi m ti N N y H y vvvd T T T T T T .rCMM 0 M N N -- � M 6° cn o A0 A04 .7 zuN j' ,n o u °oU d xy�yz.�v rn "c c a °c°Wmo ec� g� bydriA� �x� zx mza�Fw � N mb �pp�U'S� a71 c?i xxxxx M"� 132 a`6�dQd� V v A >' G 'd o GS v f in oaU l•��`� W `tl. m o ouW �A Q N� Td r�W Ai N �y d Pa a�'vw a. xz Report of the �� e School Phyiscia The Past year number of cases bei of coma has beers remarkable for the small ses ng reported 91ous disease in the schools, ca children, Where only six the These Particularl have been many colds among ths. In seem to be uY during the winter and spring rn°n of de the last t. navoidable. bet lion cared teeth Years there has been a drop in the nUm to a esr' pear the fillip mong the children. .A little more art ap' � of mor Quld save sTnalI cavities in the teeth as they Ills incid attention t manY a tooth that is now lost. ''bat ptV chi ThecB of tooth de adie s 'Of the children would Jesse" ldren a al Physical ng the school children- of the js good 'oald be benefited by are condition till a number f the f children vc'ba o Y the removal of diseased tonsils. ResPectfully submitted, HENRY A. WHITE, M. p School Physician' Report of scllool "Se To the Superintendent of School': 1Vumbe 9 Nu r of Schools visited 677 Nn�ber class rooms inspected 725 Nfiber individual children inspections 16 umber Weighed and measured 17 Number 10% or more underweight 56 er 2p% or more overweight 3 N�4l ber 'cbool visits 38 Nil umber children referred to Ph ysician 7 flu der home visits . er meetings attended September and �isslsted school physician at examinations in 47 April 1 Dumber teachers' consultations 25 urhb. communicable diseases 9 er children entering 7 N14 children school 1 NU'riber children with defects 2 1\lu�ber With defects corrected 2 N ""er Improved NU."Iber Si k children taken home conducted l�r e clinic for Toxin Anti Toxin treatments 5 6 N Y br• Goff 7 N tuber consent slips sent home Nil mbe h� ed and en three tm oducte treatments ree eats d Ca Children given th ree clinic aperatiog mruonWealth of Massachusetts f Health c icb, mass. Wy State Department of ptlbhel[1 at Her w lth local health Authorities h Dumber children re- examined f °r Orleans tuber follow up cases Dental - 144 clinic sponsored b Number cbilde Y Local Board of Health r n tee aced umber operations Number extraction Number fillings Number Cleariings Number dental certificates given pupils given Number ,With dfectivAudi a meter test primary with 'light defects School RespectfullY submitted, ARMSTRONG, 39 140 33 68 39 39 20 12 School Nurse' Graduating EYerczSe's CLASS Or, 1932 ORLEANS HIGH SCI;OOL "clock 7'I- IURSDAY, JU\1 16, 1932 at tcvo TOW.N HALL, ORil MASS. PROGRAM CLASS OF 190 HOnkins aeann yes Ireland I'It ©CI SSIO, �gendelssObScl,00l Oachestra \AL, War March of the Priests T Alanrd Otis } • I' � 'VCCATIO\ BV. Ctra QCC17C SILT nrS F[,rUI.S, Tsclaail<O�vs1<y cor deli a F. I eland 'pjj xTAi IO\ s yesterdaYsH'gla ScIp0o1 ChOr"�' AND NSSAY, To- morrow THt ICI \G'S 11 School eDlau° CHAMPION, 1 \'atson Al`, S Hig1a John hl• ATNI�ATIIA .LOUR \EY, Will,011 III CS IN n�Ult �Vlnd I:DUCATION C� r P AUX FLAMBEAUX, Clarle S;r 7• E117abetla r �a)1011^ Thomas 14 tiTIO\ OF GIFTS hyATI'l , `TS It 1 �[-17`ICS PoFt II1GH SCHOOL STiTllE• R, Orchestra william CLAA s MARCH, Hungarian tilelOdY F Margaret us ch0r pI P17ol k €ns Si e5tra u'oOD PF'I LO` SHIP, O'Hare Vl7I)ICTO iu Life L• Jeannette ando 15 A RY AXD ESSAY, Succcss I Pk1 FFt014I IL 'PROAT Chorus eh0o S t Pratt Sul it. S\IOL3L'S Charles H' � l� ATIO\ OI•' DIPLOMAS Orclae �rols�io�° L CI'ASS MOTTO TO -DAY DECIDES TO'MORROWl3t_UE CLASS COLORS: —RED, WHITE AND �h'a CLASS OF 190 HOnkins aeann yes Ireland 1"'a U$�iQ nees Atwood Halvthorne Lillian delia man d Coy elan 1� Bessorn ahetla MertYs 0n Jr. E,ditEa n Johne �11icc, hla, i4larY Douglas l�eh Y Bldredge Delbert Milto cfarlane gOY Ma Jr, ` tt la 11aYanond Eldredge Jolipe nlelvlaa MS# o 1.0cersOn, (�lareheellorace Ellis Winclaekerson �e xtltvin Fulcher n�arni Lester and Otis �Y Raym Per' I li'•aE�eth Thames R oberta Ora Ce Fr Hopkins P " Estelle �illiar'as Margaret I HONORS IN SCHOLARSHIP FOR FOUR YEARS First: L1111an Jeannette I3opkins Second: Cordelia Prances Ireland Third: Benjamin Thomas Hopkins STUDENTS WIIo HAVE RECEIVED MARIQ OF A OR B I V TWELVE OR MORE COURSES Emma Frances Atwood Ltliian Jeannette IloDkins Benjamin Thomas fiopkins Cordella Frances Ireland John Melvin Mayo Raymond Otis Nickerson Margaret Estelle Williams SCHOOL ORGANIZATIOPI SCHOOL COMMITTEE Elnathan E. Eldredge, Chairman Charles E. Ingersoll, Secretary Mrs. Albert T, Nelson Superintendent: Charles H. Pratt Herbert D. Stewart, PACULTY Helen ,�. Beverley Principal , Household N. Richard Butler, Science and and htarthe Biology Myrt e E egagne' English andalb} a Education Rebecca Kennedy. Drawing a A Knowles, History Eunice H. McCue, English and Latin ThCharlotteal Instruental Muaic I'atcb, m Vocal Music Julia J. Tibbetts, Commercial Subjects INDE } ....... oq Officers ........... ............... .... v� ....... .... ............... ........................... PPointed Officers .... Assessors' Report .................. ................................... ............. � Estimated Receipts ............. Selectmen's Recommendations for 1933 .................. ... ' . warrant for Annual Meeting 1933 .. .. '. Februa �ebruarY, ..1932 ................ T °wa Meetings .............................. ............... Annual Town lfeetingiNfeeting� mittee . Doings :Annual Town ,Hance C °m 1932 Recommendations of {ember 27' 1932 •.•....'•, ..... Special Town M o`ing�'lgepnb, S "nder7p're 6 "f3..... Doings Special f1 ointed fyrticle Co Report of FinancietCoi11 "1 ttee under Report of Town Accountar►tevenue`.. Receipts, General R Payments •••... ........ ..counts Appropriation A ................. Moderator .................... ,........... Selectmen's Salaries • Selectmen's ExPel1es Selectmen's Supplies Accountant's Accountant's Expense Collector's Salary Collector's Expense ......... .. • Treasurer's Salary • Treasurer's Expense Town Clerk's Salary ... _ .•.... Town Clerk's Expense Assessor's Pay &Expense .. ............................... Legal Expense . . Constable's Salaries flan Elections & Regtstra Town 'Hall ........ ....... Police . Fire Department • Fire Hydrants .... .........•..................... ....,.............. Wire Inspeetion .......ensures ••...• :.............................. Sealer of Weights & Moth Department •• •• Tree Warden •• Forest Warden ... Health ....................... 3 5 8 9 11 13 18 18 24 44 36 38 40 41 41 44 47 47 47 47 48 48 48 48 49 49 49 49 50 50 50 50 51 52 52 52 53 Mosquito Control 70 .....,,..,,. Town Nurse • ......•.• .............. ................................................. 54 ental ool •Clinic .............. ............................... Mental Chntc 54 ....................•, ....,................ inspector of ` .. ... ................................ nmals 54 b4 ginspector of r are of own e.. ...................................................... 54 l aluP ighways .............55 76 .. .................. .................................................... avow a.emova[ 55 ............................... Kesurtactn i' tCoad . ................... ............................... Resurfacing }' L' I oust ......•...... to Payson g Road Gundr ' g (or. to R. R. -Barley 55 5y Y Road, s l or. .............. `Town Landin Y Neck Y ....................... 5ti ................ 1Vety Tawn g at Fresh Pond . ............................... Town Wharf (Rack Harbor ) Wharves """"""" 56 56 .......................... Harbor °'" .• ....... ............... Master ..................... ............................... Guide $oards ........................ 5o 57 Street Lights . .• ............................. ...... ............................... �I Traffic Sigttals .° ................................... ............................... Public .. ............................. ...... Welfare . ............................... .. ............ 51 �/ Roadside Brush ................. .. ............................... Cuttin ..... .. „ ............................ g 1 .......... Old Hge Assistance 5/ 56 ............. ......... others' Aid ... ...................... 56 ......,..,.. State Aid ........................ ass Hospital Cre ............................................ ............................... ................ .............. Schools . -..... Cape Cad Hospital) ... ............................... Vocational 5ti 59 Trainin Physical Education ' ................ ... ............................... ,)9 .. ............................... ............... Band Concerts ( Com ... ............................... Land purchased for unity* ... ............................... nity $and) Snow Library Pur ....... ............................... aJ 59 .........chool Y (Do .............................. Sn,w Library oses ................. Parks and l'laygr 60 60 ............... ... ............................... Insurance rounds and ksonds ......... Town Re UL) 6t1 CourtOrders .................. .. ” •.,....., ......................,..,... Memorial Da ............................................... ............................... Miscellaneous Y Exercises ................ ............................... 61 61 ............. Reserve ............ .................... . .. Safes un .......................... 61 6Z Cetneteriesm n?d tec Ex ............. ................... ............................... Soldiers' Tombpense ......I.... ..... 62 62 Herring Irookment and... raves' .......... ............................... Protection 63 of ...... ............................... Interest - Shellfish ... n'd ........ ................ and Eels Finance 6a . Coown Notes) Revenue 193nmittee Expanse•.... .................................... ..................... 63 63 — ...•............. Trust Viand Deli ;.....0 .................. .................... cten .......... and Y 64 64 Snow Acco .....eniI ............... : ................. Library Funds (Clement G ............. oulc� 64 gz Wife Fund).. Strele` Lift (Sil I,ibr 64 Cetneterygpe Fund ary) ................. .........,...,...... 65 . •, ............ petual are F evenuc Acc C and Trust Fund °ants .... 65 65 Treasurer's Report Accounts .._. ,. ..., .. ,.' ........... ............ .......... ..,. 65 65 Receipts ..."'.'• • .................I........ Disburse ......,.. ........... ments ......... 66 Trust Fund ................ ........................... 68 ., .......... ........................ 6 70 Collector of Taxes Report ..................................... • 72 72 ............................... ........................................ ....... .....• ; .... ...... ' Town 72 Clerk's Report .. .... .... ............... Dogs Licensed inLlc�ses ............ • ' .• ........ .. 73 74 .......... Fish and Game ............... ........ .... " 75 .. '... Births Recorded .... . .... ... ... .. Marriages Recorded .. 76 Deaths Recorded ........... .. Aubual Report Snow Library "..' " 79 Service ........................... ........ , Report Town Nursing ............. of 81 Report of Surveyor of Highways ........................ 82 Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures ....... ., .. •• List of Jurors — June 25, 1932 .......... ... ... ,. .................. •• 86 Barnstable County Health Department .......... ............................... 87 Orleans Fire Department ........ ............................. 88 Park Commissioners' Report ................ Report of Finance Committee .......... # .............. 117 State Auditor's Report ..... ... .. .. •• - ..... 113 118 119 School Report ........... for 1932 ... ..:.....::'..................:' '.........,...........P.... 120 122 Organization School Calendar ....... .... Schools •. 125 12g Financial Statement of Superintendent,il Pa�Iusic ............ ....... " 134 Report of Report of Iligh 5chooaf �1oca1 tai lliusic .. en 136 Report of Supervisor Insru m 137 Report of Supervisor of Art ... . 140 Report of Supervisor 141 School Census .. ord Rrades 142 Perfect Attendance " " by 1933...; , ' 143 Pupils Classified anuary', Corps of Teachers, hysictan ..... School 145 Report of arse ..... Report of School - Graduating eties