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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942-03-28558 1942 · 1942 Adjourned To~,m Neeting March 28~ 1942. The motion as presented was voted substantially, in 'the affirmative. Nr. Coste~lo preceded as follows: It now becomes necessary to find out whether it is meeting that all town employees shall share in the I offer the following motion: the sense of the raise, therefore That all town employees, including elected officials and part-time workers, shell share in the increase. The vote taken being favorable Mr. Costello then presented the following appropriations which were unanimously adopted by the meeting. Article ~ Departments I Selectmen 2 Auditor Salaries U10.O0 6~5.oo 1375.00 5o.oo 1128.00 5 Treasurer(including bond) 4 Custodian Tax Title Accoun~ 5 Tax Collector(including bond) 6 Tax Title Foreclosures 7 Assessors 8 License Commissioners 9 Town Clerk 576.00 l0 Election-Registrars & expenses 215.00 ll Planning Board 12 Janitor Town Hall 323.00 15 To~'m Building Naintenance including clerk 14 Police-Equlpmen= & Expenses 15 Dog Warrant 161.00 16 Fire Department, salaries, expenses, ambulance 17 Building Inspector 5[~.00 18 Sealer of Weights & ~easures 268.00 19 Insect Pest 20 Brush Cutting 21 Tree Warden 523.00 22 Tov~ Fores~ 25 Fish Warden- Out of warrant 24 Forest Fire Warden 108.00 2~AFire Patrol 25 Forest Fires 26 Contingent lh52.oo ~xpenses Totals. 270.00 $ ~88.oo 1500.00 2675.00 225.oo ~75.oo 2005.00 1000.00 iOO0.O0 1972.00 ' 542~.00 zoo.oo ~oo..oo ZO0.O0 576.00 ,52oo.oo 100.00 100.00 525.0o. 4668.75 4668.75 12820.00 50.O0 211.00 9o.oo 325o.oo 1668o.oo 5~.oo 558.00 5900.00 550.00 5575.00 ll0.00 1000.00 lO8.OO 55o.oo 5oo.oo 1000.00 Department~ Amounts forward 27 Board of Health Physician 2~ County Hospital Maintenance 29 Animal Inspector 215.00 50 Expenses on Dump 51 Sewer Maintenance & Const. 52 Vital Statistics 55 Garbage Disposal 5~ Highway Surveyor 55 Refuse Disposal 56 Streets General Maintenance Oiling Roads (~15000.00) 57 Snow Removal 58 Stree~ Lighting 59 Board Public Welfare &0 Public Welfare Agen= ~1 Supt. & Matron ~nfirmary 42 Outside Relief ~ Repairs ~5 01d Age Assistance ~44 Aid to Dependent Children ~5 State Aid & Soldiers' Relief 155.00 46 School Dept. Physician 556.00 ~7 Stevens Memorial Library 48 Bathing Beach 49 Public P~rks & Triangles 50 Playgrounds 51 American Legion-Rent 52 Itemized Town Reports 55 Insurance 54'Armistlce Day 55 Memorial Day 56 Reserve Fund 57 Board Public Works 521.00 58 Water Main~. & Const. 59 Discoun~ on Notes 60 Interest Adjourned Town Meeting March 28, 19~2 Salaries Expenses ~21.00 5o.oo 51~o.oo 5120.@0 ~2!.00 450,00. 1290.00 on East Sider Sewer No~es ~200.00 2000.00 57~6.00 2O5OO.OO 77~0.00 15000.00 55oo~.oo 75o0.o0 5575.00 122847.00 lO79.~0 216o.oo 8oo.oo 6oo.oo ll00.00 5[~oo.oo lOO.OO 350.00 28700.o0 19oo.oo 977.50 1942 Totals. $ 65116.75 5881.oo ~562.95 215.oo 260.00 oo.oo 500.00 2OOO.OO 5120.00 5756.00 55500.00 77~0.00 9ooo.oo 521.00 450.00 129o'.oo 1~000.00 55000.00 7500.00 ~51o~oo 125585.oo 6700.00 lO79.oo 216C.00 8oo.oo 600.00 .1i00.00 540o.00 100.00 550.00 5000.00 52l.OO 2870~.00 1900.00 P7725p.lb 559 56O Adjourned Town Meeting March 28, 1942 Salaries Expenses Amounts ~orward 61 Redeeming East Side Sewer Notes 2000.00 62 Interest on New Schoolhouse Notes 191.25 Redeeming New.Schoolhouse Notes. 3000.00 6~ Interest on N. R. A. Water Notes 75.o0 65 Redeeming N. R. A. Water Notes 1000~00~ Total Amounts voted for under other articles in warrant: Art. l~ Zoning ordinance a~d plans $ 800.00 Art.l~ Air Compressor & Truck Bd. Pub. Wks. 2200.00 Art. 19 Police Dept. cruiser kO0.O0 Art. 20 Pump & combination truck Fire Dept. 9000.00 Art. 22 Water extension Moody.Street (Conditional) 23 Water extension Furber Ave. ~o Moody Street (Conditional) ~Art. lgOO.OO 90C .00 .Art. 2~h Sewer on Massachusetts Ave. 2200.00 Art. 2~ Sewer on Beech Street 1300.00 Art.26 Sewer on.Hemlock St. 500 feet from Mas sachusetts Ave. ( Conditional ) 16o0.o0 Art. 27 Sewer on Moody Street from Furber Ave. to a point 500 feet from Chadwick Street (Conditional) 37oo.oo Art. 28 Sewer in Trinity Cour~ 400.00 'Art. 31 Sidewalk Tractor-Highgay Dept. 1200.00 Art. Ii Maintenance on any street Chapt.90 2000.00 Art. N.A. Committee on Public Safety 7000.00 Art. Centre Playground 150.00 Art. School Dept. Air Raid Refuge 651.00 Grand Total Totals. 2000.00 191.25 3000. oo 75'.oo looo.oo $383519 4 Ol. O0 _ a2o.43 Under item 27 of Article 5, it was Voted that the Board of Health be authorized to appoint one of its members Board of Health Physician and that his salary be fixed a~ $~50.00, this amount to be taken from the appropriation made for this .Dept. Under item ~6, it was Voted that the School Committee be authorized to, appoint one of its members as School Physician ~and that his salary be fixed at $556.00, this amoun= no be taken from appropriation made for this department. Article ~5, was declared automatically ou~ of the war~ant. 'Art. 16 Voted: that the ~own appropriate for the same purpose, the ~unexpended balance of.six hundred ninety-nine dollars and forty thee cents(S699.43) appropriated under Art. 22 of the 19~l warrant to replace the water services to the property lines,place gate valves on hydrant branches, repair valves and valve boxes and replace manhole frames and covers, on Main Street from Sutton Street to Water Street before the street is reconstructed. Art. 17 It was voted not to make this purchase at the present time. Adjourned Town Meeting March 28, 19~ Article 18. Voted that the town raise and appropriate the 1942 stem of two thousand two hundred ($2200.00)dollars, to be used with the present 1926 compressor and 195) truck to purchase a new 105 cubic foot air compressor and a 1-~ ton truck for mounting the compressor. Articl~.lg. Voted to raise ~nd appropriate th~ sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00),.to purchase a'new Police C~uiser. Article 20. Voted that the town raise and appropriate thc sum of nine thousand ($9000.00)dollars, to purchase a new seven hundred and fifty~'ga!lon pump and combination truck to replace the old pump and combination truck now in use, and the proceeds received from the old truck to be paid over to the Town Treasurer; the said pump and combination truck to be purchased by the Selectmen with the approval of the committee originally appointed by the Committee on Public Safety to investigate the needs of the Fire Department. Article 21. Voted to strike from the warrant. Article 22. Voted one thousand four mentioned in this is started before 4% of the cost of and provided that cleared up. that the' town raise and appropriate the sum of hundred ($~400.00) dollars, for. the. purposes article, with the provision that construction July l, 19~2, and a guarantee is given to pay construction per year for a period of t~n years, any obstruction of title or rights of way are Article 25. Voted that the ~own raise and appropriate the' sum of nine hundred($900.00) dollars, for the purposes mentioned in this article, provided the proper~y owners furnish a satisfactory guarantee to pay 4% of the cos~ of construction per year for a period of ten years; construction of houses ~o be started by July l, 1942, and provided further that any present obstruction ~o title or rights of way be first cleared up. Article 24. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of ~wo thousand two hundred ($2200.00)$ollars, to extend the sewer system on Mass. Avenue from the present terminus 700 fee~ ~o Hemlock Street. Arti'cle 25. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of on~ thousand 'three hundred($1~00.00) dollars, to extend the sewwer system on Beech Street, 500 feet from Massachusetts Avenue. Article 26. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand six hundred ($1600.00)dollars, ~o extend the sewer on Hemlock street, 570 feet from Massachusetts Avenue. Article 27. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand seven hundred($5700.00)dollars, ~o extend the sewer on Moody Street from Furber Avenue to a point 500 feet from Chadwick Street. Article 28. Voted to raise and appropriate ~he sum of four hundred ($400.00) dollars, =o extend the sewer system in Trinity Court from Massachusetts Avenue to the.residence of Arthur Massey. Article 29. Voted unfavorable action, as the Highway Surveyor has agreed to take such action as he deems necessary ~o take care of the situation. Article ~0. Voted to strike from ~he warrant. Article ~. ~Voted ~o raise and appropriate the sum of one ~housand two hundred ($1200.00) dollars, for the purchase of a side-walk tractor for the use of the Highway Department. The total cos~ of the tractor being twenty-two hundred(S2200.00) dollars, but one thousand dollars will be paid for rental on the tractor which will reduce the cost to twelve hundred dollars. Article 52. Voted ~o raise and approp~iate~the sum of two thousand ($2000.00) 'dollars, for maintenance on any street in town uudcr Chapter 90, of the General Laws, said money to 'be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the Stm~e or County,or both, for this purpose. 562 Ad~xrned Town Neetin$__~arch 28 19~2. Article 35. ~oted to reappropriate the sum of six thousand six hundred £ifgy dollars and twenty-five cents(~$6650.25), the un- expended balance voted under Article 51, of the 19~l, warrant for the rebuilding of Main Street under Chapter 9©, of the General Laws, said money to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the State or County, or both,for this purpose. Article 3~. Voted unfavorable action as there will be no Chapter 90 money available this year for new construction. Article 35. Voted ~o s~rike from the warrant. Article Article Article Article 36. Voted ~o s~rike from the warrant. 37. Voted ~o postpone indef£nitely. 38. Voted to postpone indefinitely. ~9. Voted indefinite postponement. Article kO. Voted d_ude£i~iCe, postponement. Article ~l. Voted that no money be appropriated for the purpose of this article and tha= the ma'Intenance of the street be referred ~o the Highway Surveyor. Indefinite postponement of acceptance voted. Article ~2. Voted that no money be appropriated for the purpose of this article and that maintenance of .the street be referred to the Highway Surveyor. Voted indefinite postpbnement on acceptance. Vo~ed that it is the sense of this me~ting that streets mentioned in Articles 39,~0,kl and ~2 in the warrant , be presented by the Board of Selectmen to the :own for acceptance, when in condition, a~ some meeting of the town. Article ~. Voted that no money be raised but that :his article be referred.to the Highway Surveyor. Article ~J$. Voted that this matter be referred ~o :he Selectmen. Art~lcle ~5. Voted that :his article be referred to the Works Progress Administration for action. Article ~6. Voted unfavorable action by the tovm. It is believed that .... this would cause a continual and possibly unlimited expense to the town in the future. Article ~7. Voted ~o raise and appropriate the sum of seven thousand ($7000.00) dollars, ~o be expended by the North Andover Committee on Public Safety, with the approval of the Beard of.Selectmen, for the preservation of health and protection of persons and property in. the ~own; for the purchase of equipmen: and materials, uniforms and supplies; to provide for the training of its citizens in matters essential to civilian defence, and for any other purpose authorized by Chapter ~87, of the Acts of 19~l. Article ~8. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred fifty($150.00)dollars for the upkeep of the Centre Plnyground. Article ~. Voted to raise and appropriate for the Schooi Department the sum of six hundred fifty-one($651.O01dollars, for the purpose of providing git raid refuge rooms for pupils and for air raid pro:ection of pupils and school buildings and for equipping certain rooms for blackouts. Article 50. It was vo~ed no~ to accept chapter ~8 as amended by Section 58A, pertaining to ~he hours of permanen: firemen. Article 51. Unfavorable action was voted on this article. . , 563 19~2 .Adjourned Town ~ieeting Narch 28, !9~2. 19L~2 Article 52. It was voted not to establish a Reserve Police Force. A rising vote of thanks was extended to the ~ioderator and to the members o4 the Advisory .Board for their services in conducting the Annual ~ieeting of the town. About 500 voters were present. The voters were checked into the meeting. Lefebre, votes. Edward McCabe, C. l'.tason Tucker, Edward Calthrope, Hector Leo Murphy and Earl Tracy assisted the ~oderator in counting The meeting was dissolved at four o'clock P. M. A true copy, Attest: ~ / Town Clerk. Advisory Board Roland H. Sherman, chairman John Wi Costello A. ~urray Howe George A. Rea Ernest G. Abbott Harold Holt Clarence Hutton 564 Officials aopointed by the Selectmen Office _upt~.Town Infirmary ~ichard neider Matron ~[~icherd ~'elder Burial Agent Harold ~arri~gton Public Weighers James J. Dooley Byron ~enJ~min Harold Ratcliffe Surveyors Wood~Bark & Lumber Arthur H. ~'arnham Angus Cross Clarence Farnum Charles Paul Ira D. Carry Fence Viewers Wright Stork Joseph Gill Caretaker Grogans ~Field Joseph L. Rivet Soldiers Helief~Agent Joseph Flanagan Sealer Wts. & Measures~ Ar~hur~enkins Pound Keeper Richard ~'~oider Forest W~.rden James Hargreaves Supt. Moths John J. Connors Animal Inspector Robert J. Burke Fire Ensineers Leo Kane Arthur Stead James Hmrgreaves Constables William Morton James Dillon Michael Golden Samuel Bevin Harold Wood Richard heid~r William P. Callahan George W. Busby Edward Donovan Walter Stamp Joseph Bumyea Horace Culpon John A. Sullivan Boslow Bush Philip Midgley Charles Hinxman John J. Roche Alfred F. DesJardine John W. Mawson Arthur Bohnwagner Fred McCormack Date Sworn April April April 4 April 22 April 4 April 18 March 5! March 2~ March 15 April ~ Feb. 26 April 8' April !~, ~ April 2~ May May 6 ~pri! April April April 19h2 Office Con-~bles Cyril Knowles Irving Elston Frank Spencer Arthur Drummond Augustine Walsh John H. Fenton Nichael Hurson Roy Hall John C. Pickles Paul Gouderault John M. Costello George Everson William Thomson Arthur Jenkins Charles Ashworth .Hugh Stewart Frederick Rabs Robert H. Campbell John J. Mahoney Frederick Mosley Charles W. Paul Albert T. Currier Charles Zuill John Harring~on George Kane Thomas Farragher Frank Deneu James Cornell Peter Ritchle Harold Tyning Charles Wood William Goodrich Arthur Ti Payne John H. Milnes George Dolan Frederick A. Butler Walter E. Champion Cornelius Donovan Charles Pitman Laurie E. Enowles Arthur H. ~'arnham Fred Kiesling .Andrew Bara Clarence Ellis Donald Buchan Matteo Deteresi John Harris John Farnum Harry Binns John J. Dolan Louis Godin Marcus L. Carey William Torrey RichardHargreaves Gustave Nussbaum John J. Murray George Stewart Frederick Clarenbach Anthony Rogers Albert Schofield James Smith Fred Salois Robert Kirsch Edward Sarcione Dog Officer John Dolan Re$istrar of Voters F. Orris Rea Date sworn April April Nay 16 April 8 April 1 April 18 April 7 April 2 June April April April April 7 April April 2 May 13 April 6 Apri!21 June ,565 566 19~2 Precinct Officers appointed by the Selectmen. Precinct 1 Warden Dep-~yWarden Clerk Deputy Clerk Ballot Clerks Deputy Ballot Clerks Inspectors Deputy Inspectors Cornelius Hegarty (R) Harold Tyning ~ (R) Alfred E. Oarneau (D) Mary Foley (D) Fred McCormack (R) Edward Costcllo (D) James V. Lee (R) Fred Salois (D) William C. McCarthy (D) Mary McDonough (R) Elizabeth A. Cunio (D) Hubert Wilcox (R) 9 Cleveland St. 271 Sutton St. 59 R.R.Ave. 91 R. R. Ave. 51 Saunders St. 58 Belmont St. Main St. 60 Ashland St. ll Sargent St. ~ R. R. Ave. ~6 Thorndlke Rd. Precinct 2 Warden De--'~'~Wardsn Clerk Deputy Clerk Ballot Clerks Deputy Ballot Clerks Inspectors Deputy InspecTors George Morse Francis L. Bartley Elizabeth Murphy Thomas Farragher Olive Morton George P.Leecock Sarah O.McEvoy Stanley Armstrong Reginald deVebber John Hay John P.Harrington Fred Crosdale (R) ~5, Water St. (R) [~ Second St. (D) 26 Second St. (D) 52 Clarendon St. (R) 102 Second St. (D) 8 E. Water St. (D) 28 Second St. (R) 22 Pleasant St. (D) 162 Water St. (R) 17 Bixby Ave. (R) ~5 Water St. (D) hh Pleasant St. Precinct ~ Warden _~puty ~arden ~lerk B~pUty Clerk allot Clerks Deputy Ballot Clerks Inspectors Deputy Inspectors Pre~&nct ~ Warden Depu-~arden Clerk Deputy Clerk Ballot ClerRm. Deputy Ballot Clerks Inspectors Deputy Inspectors Harold Syddal! Frederick W. Bastian John B. Venire Elizabeth Trembly Louis Broadhead Helena Gowans James Golf Duncan Boyle James Hermessy Matteo DeTeresi James E.Murphy Charles Pitman Charles H.Driver John H. Milnes Fred D. l~ittier William F. Lawler George A. Rea James ~illon John J. Burke Frank Co~ Sidney Rea Mary Dolan Henry G.Schruender Herbert Meade (R) ~01 Middlesex St. (D) 20 Harold St. (D) 160 R.R.Ave. (D) ~2 Union St. (R) ~ Beechwood St. (D) 196 R.R.Ave. (R) 8~ Union St. (D) ~22 Middlesex St. (R) ~2 Mass. Ave~ (D) 85 Beverly St. (D) 25 Union St. (R) 19 Marblehead St. (R) 50~ Main St. (R) ~50 0sgood St. (R) ~91 Gr. Pd. Rd. (D) 26 Phillips Ct. (R) 671 Chestnut St. (D) 2~0 0sgood St. (D) ~4 Chickering Rd. (R) ~96 Mass. Ave. (R) Dale St. (D) i Beacon Hill Blvd. (D) ~55 0sgood St. (R) 59 Phillips Ct.