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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941-03-15537 Article 2. Voted that all other officers not required to be elected by ballot be referred to the Selectmen. Article 5. Voted to accept the report of receipts and expenditures as .presented by the Selectmen and Auditor. t~cle · Voted that all unexpended balances be returned to the , ~r y~, with the exception of the suz~ of $560.00, voted last year ,i. trea~ur ,~"~d~r Article 19, for a state engineer s survey of North Andover ,jroads. This amount is taken care of under Article 18. Voted: that the sum of five hundred nineteen dollars and ninety-eight cents ($519.98), be appropriated from the surplus revenue of the town to provide for overlay deficits of years prior to 194o. Voted: that the Assessors be authorized to use such sum, · not ~xceeding eight thousand($8000.00)dollars, from surplus revenue, toward the reduction of the 1941 tax rate, as the Commissioner will allow. Article 5. Voted that each item be acted upon separately. The follow- lng amounts were appropriated:- DEPARTMENTS SALARIES Auditor Treasurer Collector of Taxes Assessors Town Clerk Election Police Fire Dog Warrant Building Inspector Sealer of Wts. &.Measures Insect Pests Brush Cutting Tree Warden 500.00 Fish Warden 5.00 · ~oo.oo Board of Healthphyslcian ~00.00 Garbage Disposal. Vital Statistics Refuse Disposal Highway Surveyor. 5000.00 Streets-Maintenance Snow Removal Street Lighting Board Public Welfare 300.00 Supt. & Matron 1200.00 Welfare Agent 400.00 Outside Relief & Repairs Public Parks & Triangles Discount on Notes Schools (Physician) 500.00 State Aid & Soldiers'Relief 125.00 Stevens Memorial. Library Memorial Day Noard Public Works 300.00 Water Mt~ & Cons't. Sewer Mt~~& Const; Contingent Forest Fires Forest Fire ~arden 100.00 Town Reports;(Itemized) Insurance lO5O.OO lO5O.OO 155o.oo 550.00 200.00 (EqUipment and expenses) (Including ambulance) 15o.oo 5c.oo 250.00 EXPENSES TOTALS 2000.00 lh16.50 2466.50 * 1900.00 2950.00 * 195o.oo 5500. co 2oo.oo ~5o.oo 1600 · 00 1~00 · 00 12500.00 1700O · 00 50.00 2oo.oo 50.00 9o.oo 3~o.oo 5700.00 5oo.oo 3000.00 5500.00 5 .oo ~ooo.oo ~7oo.oo * 18o~.oo 200.00 3000.00 50o0. co 35ooo.oo l~OO.OO ~71.00 500.00 16o~.oo 1~5oo.oo 2000.00 650.00 116019.75 *' 5375.00 3500.00 6500.00 550.00 500.00 2~5oo.oo ~ooo.oo 1000.00 5oo. co 100.00 1100.00 Ad~ourns~ DEPARTMENTS Amounts forward County Hosp. Maint. Maint. Town Bldg. (including clerk) Town Hall Janitor $500.00 Playgrounds American Legion(rent) Interest E.S.Sewer~Notes Redeeming E.S.Sewer Notes Interest on New Schoolhouse Notes Redeeming New Schoolhouse Notes Planning Board Animal Inspector $200.00 Expenses. on Dump Town Forest Bathing Beach 01d Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children Interest on N.R.A. Water Notes Redeeming N. R. A. Water Notes Tax Titles(Foreclosure Expenses) License Commissioners Reserve Fund (Increase of $500.00 over last year) Armistice Day Voted under other articles. Art. 11 Revaluation of Town Buildings Art. 12 Sewage Disposal Town Infirmary Art. 15 Steel Plag~Poll-Mem. Park. Art.1~ W. P. A. Art. 15 Land Damage~ Ida itkins Art.l~ Unpaid bill 1959-19~0 Art..17 Unpaid bills Soldiers' Relief Art.'21 Chlorinator Pump. Sta-. Art. 22 Art. 26 Art. 50 Art, 51 Art. 52 Art. 55 Arq. 59 Art. ~0 Art. L~l Art. g2 Art. Art. 45 Art. k~ Art. 47 Water ServiCes Etc. Main St. Public Works Truck Police Car. Highway Dept. Truck Highway-I2 ton~roller Rebuilding. Main St. Chapt. 90 Maintenance of Streets.Chapt.90 Centre Playground Water Extension-Woodbridge Road {Conditional) Sewer Extension. Marblehead andDewey Streets.(Oonditional) Install.sewer Greene Street Install sewer on Parker Street (Conditional) Install sewer on Woodbridge Road (Conditional) Water Extension on Faulkneri~Road (Conditional) Install sewer on Greene Street from Parker Street to Woodbridge · Road. (Conditional) Install sewer on Tavern. Road from Bradstreet Road to Faulkner Road. (Conditional) Install sewer on Faulkner Road. (CqnditionaI) Annual Meeting March 15, 1~41. SALARIES EXPENSES $ 255.oo 550.oo 25o.oo 15ooo.oo 125.oo k51.o5 "200.00 :1000~00 2000~00 :635i. oo ~0o';00. lB00.00 ~8k5.oo. 7o0.00 2000.00 lOOO.0O 15oo.,oo. 1600100, ,}77o.;oo· 2960.0~ ~5oo.~oo lkOO.OO 250O..00 1100.00 1800.00 Grand Total .TOTALS. ~599.79 5OO.OO 500.00 8oo.0o 55o~oo lO~2.5o 2000.00 ~18.75 5000.00 100.00 200.00 26o.oo 200.00 1000.00 55000.00 ~200.00 n2.5o 1000.00 1600.00 100.00 5500.00 * · ' 100.00 i 57491.o5 * ~eserve Fund- Increase of $500..00 over last year is required by the North Andover Committee on Public Safety, for necessary work ~o be added ,on the recommendation of the Governor and the ~assachmetts Committee on Public Safety. $5'00.00 'is ear marked ~or North Andover Committee on Public Safety. A~Journed Annual Meetin$ March 15~ 1951. * Treasurer- including bond, from expenses. * ~ellector- including bond- from e~p~m~es. ~ $500.00 for Commit~ee on Public oaze=y.~ * Voted: that the Board of Health be authorized to appoint appoint one of its members as Board of Health Physician and that his salary be fixed at $~00.00, this amount, to be taken from appropriation made for this department. · * Voted: that the School Committee be authorized to appoint one of its members as School Physician and that his salary be fixed at $500.00, thi~ amount to be taken from the appropriation made for this department. Article 6.Voted: that the town authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of.the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January l, 19~2, and to issue a no~e 'or notes therefor, payable within one year; and to renew any note or notes as may be 'given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter ~, General Laws. The vote was unanimous and so declared, Article 7.Mr. Tucker of the Planning ~oard r~ported for the committee appointed under Article 10, of the 19~0, warrant, a committee up of the'Planning Board and members of the Board ofHealth, theduty of said committee to study into the advisability of purchasing land of Stanley Stefanski, bordering on Lake Cochichewick. No de£initeaction having been made by the committee, the report was accepted'as~progresslve. Article 8.Voted that the Board of Public Works be a committee ~tc care for the public parks and triangles. ~ Article ,9.This article is divided into.~wo.sections.Under sec~ion'l it was voted to retain this land. A hand vo~e taken showed 77: were in favor of retaining and 7~ were opposed. Under the second part of' the article, it was voted to strike from the. warrant.' ~' ~' '' Article 10. It was voted to strike this article from'the warrant. Arbicle 11. It was voted to raise 'and appropriate'the sum of two hundred thirty-five(t255.00) dollars to provide for a revaluation of all buildings owned by the~ town, to the end that the amount of fire Insurance~thereon may be reduced. -"" Article 12~.Voted to raise and approprlate~the sum of three,hundred fifty($550.00)doltars, to install a sewage disposa~ system at,the Town ~nfirmary. Article 1~. Voted to raise and appropriate the ~um of two hundred fifty($250.00)dollars to erect a sixty foo~ steel flag pole on Memorial Park~;. - - , . . · Article-l~. It.is hereby voted tha~ the town,raise and appropriate the sum of fifteen .thousand ($15,000.00)do~lars, to carry on W.P.A. work. That this amount be ear-marked for the following projects: Nursery School;Commodity Department; Sewing Unit; 'MothDepartment; Surface Drains;Sidewalk p~oJect and Office Expenses; and a ¢o-Sponeor~s project consisting of a chronological, alphabetical record of births, deaths and marriages in' North Andover from 1855; the School Nork proposed under Articles .2~ and. 2~, of this warrant and for any. other worth while projects whichmay be.includedunder the CO-Sponsor's Project. Article 15. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred twenty-five ($125.00) dollars, for payment of land damages to Miss Ida Atkins, for land taken by the town September ~, 192~.' Article 16. Voted to'raise and appropriate the 'sum of four hundred fifty-one and 05/100($~51.05) dollars, for t4u. pald bills Public Welfare Department, for the year 19~9 and 19hO. Article 17..Voted to raise and appropriate two hundred dollars for unpaid bills of the Soldiers' Relief Department. One hundred dollars for the year 1958 and one hundred for the year 1959. These being medical bills contracted in those years. 540 Adjourned Annual Meetin$ March 15~ 1~1. l 41. Article 18. Voted that three hundred sixty dollars ,unexpended balance under Art. 19, of the 1940 warrant, be turned over to the Highway Department for maintenance work on the streets with any other money received under Chapter 90, provisions. It was also voted that five hundred dollars appropriated under Art. 28, of the 1940, warrant be closed out. Article 19. It was voted that the Town Treasurer Se authorized to sell property taken by the town under Tax Title Procedure, according to the statutes of the Commonwealth. Article 20. It was voted that the following addition to ~he Town By-Laws be accepted: "Previous to the erection of a new building or the alteration of an~exlsting one, notice shall be filed with the Board of Assessors by the owner of the property." Article 21. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one.thousand dollars for the purchase of a new chlorinator for the Pumping Station. Article 22. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand dollars to replace water services to the property line, place gate valves on hydrant branches, repair valves and valve boxes .and replace m-~bole frames and covers on Main Street from Sutton Street to Water Street before the street is reconstructed. Article 23. Voted .to strike from warrant as purpose of article is cared for under Article 14 of this warrant. Article 24~ Voted to strike from warrant as article has been cared for under Article 14, of this warrant. Article 25. Voted to postpone until there is more need of.W.P.A. work in the town. Article 26. thirty-five to.purchase Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of six hundr%d dollars, to be used with the present one-half ton truck a new one-half ton truck. Article 27. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars for a new police car. Article 28. Voted to raise and~appropriate the sum of one thousand eight hundred dollars to purchase a two-ton truck, and that the old Dodge now in the department be turned in and the allowance applied on the purchase price. Article 29. Voted To strike from the warrant. Article 30. Voted that the town raise and appropriate the sum of five thousand eight hundred forty-five($5845.~00) dollars, to purchase a new 12 ton Buffalo-Springfield Gas Roller with attach- ments to.replace the present roller and that the allowance on the old machine be applied on the purchase price. Article 31. Voted: that. the town raise and appropriate the sum of $6700.00, for the rebuilding of Main Street, under Chapter 90 of the~General .Laws; said sum or any portion thereof to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the State or County,or both, for this purpose. It is further voted that the Selectmen be' authorized to do such ac~s as may be found necessary ~o receive bids and contract for the work covered by this Article, with the provision that the construction be done under the direction of the local Highway Surveyor in conjunction with the engineers of the State Department of Public Works. Article 32. Voted: that the town raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand dollars, for maintenance of any street in town under Chapter 90,of the General Laws, said money to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the State or County, or both, for this purpose. 541 Article 53- Ad ournedAnnual Meetin March 1 1 1. Voted to strike from the warrant. Article 54~. Article 35- dollars for supervision Article 56. Voted to strike from the warrant. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand Centre Playground Improvements to be spent under the of the Highway Surveyor. Voted'~to strike from the warrant. Article 37- Voted that drainage called for in this article ' /'' be done under surface drain portion as outlined in article iL, of thewarrant. Article 38. Voted to strike from the warrant. Article 59. ~oted that the town raise and appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars to extend the water system pn Woodbridge Road, provided that the property owners furnish a satisfactory ~uarantee to a ~% of the cost ReF year, for a period of t~n years.__ ~nd provided ~.t construction oz houses be star,ed before July 1,194-l. Article 40. Voted that the town ralse:-and appropriate the sum of sixteen hundred dollars to'extend the se~er.-f~om"William Street, to'take care of the houses on Dewey Street,.without sewer connection. Article 41. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand seven hundred dollars, to install a sewer on Greene Street, from Massachusetts Avenue to Parker Street. Article 42..Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand nine hundred dollars, to install a sewer on Parker Street from Greene Street to Faulkner Road, provided that the construction of houses are underway by July first of this year. Article 43.~ V0$ed to raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand three hundred.dollars, to install a. sewer on Woodbridge Road, with the understanding that construction of houses on this way shall have commenced on or before July First of this year. Article ~, Voted to raise an~ appropriate the sum of one thousand four hundred dollars to install the water system on F~Blkner Road, provided the owners make a satisfactory guarantee of 4~ Of the cost construc tiSn as water rates per year, for a period of ten years. 19~. And provided.thatcons'tructton of house-be started before July 1, Article ~5. Voted to raise and approprlste~the sum of two thousand three hundred dollars, to install a sewer on Greene Street, from Parker Street to Woodbridge Road, provided that construction of houses shall have commenced on or before July first 19~l. Article ~6. Voted to raige and appropriate the sum of one thousand one hundred dollars, to install a sewer on Tavern Road, from · Bradstreet Road to Faulkner Road, with the provision that Cbnstruction o~ houses be started on or before July Tirst 1941. A~ticle 47. Voted to raise and appropriate the stun of one thousand eight hundred dollars, to install a sewer ~nFaulkner Road,.with the provision that construction of hGuses will commence on or before July first 1941. Article 48. Voted to have Planning Board view portion of Lyman Road from Little Road to Buckingham Road and report in writing to the Board of Selectmen whether or not the way is in condition for acceptance by the town. Article 49. Voted to have Planning Board view Buckingham Road from Herrick Road to Lyman Road and report in writing ~o the Board of Selectmen whether or not the road mentioned is in condition for acceptance by the town. Article 50· Voted to have Planning Board view that portion of Young Road, approximately 225 feet, between Lyman Road and Herrick Road, and report in writing to the Board of Selectmen whether or not this road is in condition for acceptance by the tovm. Article 51. Voted to have Planning Board view School Street and report in writing to the Board of Selectmen whether or not this street is in condition for acceptance by the town. Article 52. Voted that this article be referred to the Board of Selectmen. Article 55- Voted that this article be referred to the Board of Selectmen. Article 5~. Voted that this article be referred to the Board of Selectmen. Article 55. Voted that this article be referred to the Board of Select~en. The following people ~ssisted the Moderator in taking count of hand. votes: John B. 0sgood James Dillon Leo Murphy The following people William B. Duffy Alden Coggins Earl Tracy checked vcters into the hall:- Wilii'am Bamford, Alfred Garheau, Lillian Dearden, Angelina Kelly and Warren Towne. About ~wo hundred fifty persons were present. The meeting was dissolved-at' ~':15 o'clobk. A true copy, Attest: Advisory Board for Wendell M. Dillon,ch~Irman Ernest G. Abbott John W. Costello Harold Holt Clarence Hutton George A. Rea Roland E. Sherman,Clerk. 543 1941 ~:0£flC'ials appointed by the Board of ,Selectm~n. Also date sworn into office. CONSTABLES Apr. 4 M~r. 25 William Morton William Ritchie :John M. Costello ~George Everson William Thomson Arthur Jenkins Mar. 20 Charles Ashworth May 16 Hugh Stewart Apr. lq Frederick ~abs May 6 Robert H. Campbell May 1 Jol'm J. Ma~oney Mar. 29 Frederick Mosley Aug. 16 Charles W.'Paul Apr. 2 AlbertT. Gurrier John A. Sullivan Boslow'~Bush George F..Cunningham Apr. B John Harring~on George Ease Thomas Farragher Mar. 21 Frank Deneu James Cornell Alexander M.~White Mar. 1S Peter Ritchie Mar. 22 Harold T~ing Charles Wood Mar. 22 William ~oodrich Arthur'.T~\P~yne Jr. Marl 25 John H. ~ilne Apr. 17 George Dolan. Apr. 29 Frederick A'. Butler Mar. 26 George..W~terhouse May 15 Walter E~ Champion Cornelius~Donovan Marl 20 Charles Pitman Mar. Marcus L. ~Carey William ~rey ' Mar. Richard Hargreaves Jr. APr. Mar. 19 Lewis Hdmp~reys Clarehce E~lis Donald Buch~n Apr. George Stewart Apr. Arthur T.Payne Jr. Mar. I'John-~ Dq~an~ .~e~. 22 19 10 4 Paul Gouderault James J. Dillon Michael Golden Samuel Bevin Apr. 2 Harold Wood Mar. 21 Richard Heider Mar,~.25 William P. Callahan Fred McCormack George W. Busby Mar. 20 Edward Donovan Walter Stamp Mar. 25 Joseph Bumyea Horace Culpon Edward Greenwood Apr. 12 John J. Nahoney Charles Zuill Philip Midgley Apr. 10 Charles W. Hinx~an John J. Roche AlfredF. DesJardine John W. Mawson Arthur W. Bohnwagner Clement Lavin Cyril Knowles Apr. 12 Irving Elston Frank Spencer Mar. 19 Arthur R. Drummond Apr. 23 Augustine Walsh John H. Fenton Michael Hurson Mar. 19 Paul Willett Mar. 29 Edward Sarcione May 16 Roy Hall Mar. 20 John C. Pickles Mar. 22 Laurie E~ Knowles Mar. 29 Arthur H; Farnham Apr. 4, F~ed Kiesling Mar. 24 A{drew J. Bars Gustave Nussbaum Mar. 20 John J. Murray Daniel Balavich Matteo DeTeresi Mar. 28 John H. Apr. 17 Fred Clarenbach May 5 Animal Inspector Jo~m~ J. Burke July 19 Fish Warden Building Inspector ~artin Lawlor Mar. 25 Sealer of Wts. and Yeasu~s Arthur Jenkins Mar. 20 Public Weishers Mar. James J. Dooley Sponsor's Agent W.P.A. Super 0 iA.Assistance William J. Thomson NaB. 22 Harold Ratcliffe Byron Benjamin Apr. 25 Surveyors of Wood~ Bark~ Lumbe~ Arthur H.',Farnbam Apr. 4 Angus.Cross Clarence Farnum June 7 Charles WJ Paul Ira D. Carry Mar. 20 Apr. 544 "' 1941 Officials appointed by the Selectmen. Fence Viewers Wright~ Stork Caretaker of Play, rounds JoseP~ L. ~lvet Agent Public Welfare Raymond J. Briggs Supt. Town Infirm~ RichardHeider Forest Fire Warden Fre~ ~arneau Apr. 5 Joseph Gill Apr. 5 Soldiers" Relief Commissioner JgSePh V. Flanagan Mar. 2~ Mar. 25 Pound Keeper Rlchmrd Heider Mark. 25 Slaughtering InspectoM F. Orris Rea Apr. 5 Custodian of Tax T~.tie Proper~y James J. Maker Apr.'l~ Buriel Agent Harold Barring~on Matron Town Infirmar7 Mrs. Hlchard Heider Mar. 25 Supt. Moth Department John J,~!~Connors Apr. 8 Do~'0fficer John,.Dolan,~' Apr. 30 Auctioneer of~zxTitie~P~oper~ James J. Maker Apr. lo Alfred Garneau Eire En$ineers. May 10 WillismHolland May 12 Re$istrar of Voters. Harry F. Cunningham Sept. 6 Precinct Officers apoointed 545 Precinct One, Warden: Albert Mitchell (R) Deputy Warden: Harold Tynlng (R) Clerk: Alfred E. Garneau (D)Deputy Clerk: Mary Foley (D) Ballot Clerk. Cornelius. Hegarty (R)Ballot Clerk: Edward Costello (D) Dep, Ballot Clerk: James V, Lee (R) Dep, Ballot Clerk:Fred Salois (D) Inspector: William~C,' McCarthy (D) Inspector: Mary McDonough (R) Dep, Inspector: Elizabeth A, Cunio (D) Dep,Inspector:Hubert Wilcox (R) Precinct Two, Warden: Donald Buchan (R) Clerk: Elizabeth Murphy (D) Ballot Clerk: Olive Morton (R) Dep,Ballot John J, Roche (D) Clerk: Inspector: Deputy Inspector: Reginald deVebre Jr,(D) John P.Harrington (R) Dep, Warden: Francis L, Bartley (R) Dep, Clerk: Thomas Farragher (D) Ballot Clerk:George P, Leecock (D) Dep,Ballot Stanley Armstrong (R) Clerk: Inspector: Jo~_u Hay (R) Deputy Fred Crosdell (D) Inspector: Precinct Three Warden: Harold Syddall Clerk: John B, White Ballot Louis Broadhead Clerk: Deputy James Goff Ballot Clerk: Inspector: James Henness~ Deputy James E.Murphy Inspector: · ' (D) (R) (D) Dep,Warden: Fred W. Bastian (D) Dep,Clerk: Elizabeth Trombly (D) Ballot Helena Gowans (D) Clerk: Deputy Duncan Boyle (D) Ballot Clerk: Inspector: Matteo DeTeresi (D) Deputy Charles Pitman (R) Inspector: Precinct Four, Warden: Charles H, Driver (R) Clerk: Cornelius Callahan(D) Ballot George A,Rea (R) Clerk: Deputy Fred D,V~nittier (R) Ballot Clerk: Inspector: Sidney Rea (R) Deputy Henry G,Sclmruender(D) Inspbctor: Dep, Warden: Jols_n H, Milnes (R) Dep,Clerk: WilllamF, Lawler (D) Ballot James Dillon . (D) ~ .Clerk: Deputy Donald Cox (D) Ballot Clerk: Inspector: Mary Dolan (D) Deputy Herbert Me~de (R) Inspector: