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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952-03-15Annual Town Meeting (Adjourned March 15, 1952 36i ARTICLE 2. Voted this be referred to the Selectmen for action. ARTICLE 3. Voted to accept the reports of receipts and expenditures as p~esented by the Board of Selectmen. ARTICLE 4. Voted that all unexpended appropriations be returned to the Treasury, with the exception of the following amounts as of January 1, 1952 which were originally appropriated under the Articles indicated: Article 60. 1951 " 64'1950 " ~ 195o " 1951 1951 Fire H~drants Water Mains New High School Plans Civil Defense Department Transfer from Reserve Fund to Beverly Street Drain Water Mains Great Pond Rd., Chapter 90. $h2~.25 1,054.31' 9,032.69 1,062.53 800.00 4,994.00 " 58 1951 Under ,this Article 4: Motion .was duly made and seconded.and the vote of:the Town. Meetln$..was to~tnstruc~t and au.thorize theBoard,.o£~Asses.sors to take the sTM of $50,000.00 .from available funds .to.lower the_tax .rate. A~TICLE 5. Voted that each Etem be considered.separately, a£te~Artic~e 3, motion was duly made and sec6nded and a vote of the meeting that the budget b~ taken as a whole and the vote be on the total, with.the .exception of the Following changes. 'Item 7', snow removal, expenses being increased to $21,000.00 fro~ $10,000.00. Item 56~ Itemized Town Reports, expenses delcre~sed'from'$13~400.00to $2,'556.'08. No_~. DEPART~NT 1.. Schools & Physlcian~ 2.~. Redeeming SchooLBonds ~ Interest on School Bonds i Highway Surveyon 5.. Refuse Disposal . 6.~ Streets, General Maintenance . ~lerk bor Sewer, Maintenance & Construction 9., Playgrounds ~- Bathing Beach 10. Public Par~s., Triangles and Burying Grounds 11. Board of Public Works 12. Water Maintenance & Construction l~.Fire Including AmBulance Chief Full time regulars - 7 I~. Fores6 Fire Warden¢~~~Y~ ~ Forest Fires Police SALARIES & WAGES $204,503.'00 EXP]~SES $~,h5o~oo 35,000.00 4,837.50 1,000.00 30,000.00 21,000.00 3,000.00 1,900.00 650.00 4,58o.0o 7,770.00 ~,000.00 ,000.00 3,500.00 450.00 25,000.00 24;o00~o0 4,490.00 ~,2ol.84 . 150.00" 4,201~8~ 23,606~73 .2~96o.19 6,215.00' '2,250.00' 500.00 4,811.00 .250.00 ",6oo'.oo .. 379.50 -. 5,660.50' 645.00 15o.oo 12i562~oo 3,4oo;oo 8,000.00 450.00 750.00 2.,692.00 1,331.00 21,669.00 70,000.00 20,000.00 7,500.00 3,129.o3- 335.00 1,275.00 3,640.00 2,529.73 lOO.OO 125.oo 170AO0 2,000.00 TOTAL $248,953.o0 35,000.00 · ~ 8~7.5o ~,5~0..00 ~,770.00 30,000.00 8,000.00 5,900.00 4,~5o.oo gSO.OO 49,000.00 g, g9o~oo 4,20%.84 500.00 4,81~.oo. k,2Ol.8~, 2 5.00 2, 00.00' 379.50 5,660.50 645.00 -'150..00 1~,962.oo U,O00;O0, k5o~oo. 7.50.00 2,692.00 23,000.00 70,000.00 20,000.00 7,500.00 3,464.03 1,2~5.00 3,6~o.oo 2,529.73 225~00 170~00 2,000~00 Chief Sergeant " Full' time regulars - 7 .Reserve%and special 1~. Insect Pests 1 . Dutch Elm Disease 19. Tree Warden Superintendent La, or - 20. Brush. Cutting 21. Term Forest 22. Stevens Memorial Library ~i Veterans Benefits Board of Public Welfare Supt. & Matron (Infirmary) 2~. Outside Relief & Repairs 2~. Old Age Assistance 29. Aid toDependent Children 30. Disabllity Assist~nce 31. Town Accountant 32. Treasurer-Bond Included 'Treasurer ..~. 'Clerk, ~: Custodian TaxTitle Tax Title Foreclosures 35. Discount on Notes CON' T. 362 ARTICLE 5 (Budget) Continued NO..DEPARTMENT 56. Interest on East Side ~S~,wer Notes ~ Redeeming East Side Sewe~ 'Notes ~ Essex County Retirement' System .~9.. Tax Collector 'Collector ~... Clerk, -Cashier 0. Assessors . Board of Assessors Clerk ' ~1. Town Clerk ~2. Elec tm-Regis trars 4~; Vital.Statistics 4~. Rlanning Board ' ,5; Board cf Appeals .6. Selectmen i~ Li6ense Commissioners Jan; tot - Town Hall ~9. Dog "arrant ~0. Building. Inspector ~l. Sealer of "eights & Measures ~2. Contingen~ Fund ~: Animal Inspector Street Lighting ~561 American Legion Rent Itemized Annual Town Reports Armistice Day . 5~091.Mem6rial Day , V.?.W. Maintenance 61.1 Board of Health Board of Health Nurse Physi clan · Health In~pec.tor 62.. Garbage Disposal .6~. Expenses of Dump ' · 6~.' Maintenance of Town Bulldin~ 65.. Wiring Insoector 6~6... Community ~enter 67.. 'Reserve Fund . - ARTICLE Town Meeting March 15, SALARI ES & WAGES 1,525 · 00 2,782.50 2,100.00 2,655.75 6on.on 65o.oo 1,080.00 ~oo.oo 245.00 ~0.00 5.00 ~25.oo 450.00 2,970.00 750.00 500.00 7lm;oo 500.00 TOTAL $~, 151.k~ 1952 ~XPENSES 127.50 2,000.00 lO,~k.55 1,751.00 2,591;00 ~5o.oo 5;~70.00 koo;oo 500.00 200;00 870;00 10o.o0 lkO.'OO 90.00 1,500.00 15,000;00 6oo.oo 2,556;o8 Il,000;00 500;00 500.00 ~o.oo 5,U~0.00 5,500.00 'goo;on -5,758;00 ~5;oo 5,00 ~ooo.oo $585,25o.6~ AMOUN2S TO BE .RAISED AHD APPROPRIAT~ 11; Sealer of Weights & Measures 1~ History of Town. 1 . Painting Tow~ Infiz~nary 1 ~ Playgrounds (Instructors & Supplies) 17. New Police C~r 2~; Fire Dept. U~paid Bills of 1951 2 ; Fire'Dept. New pick-up tf~Ack 25~ Fire Dept. Fsrestry hose 2~ Fire Dept; New helmets 2 ; Fire Dept. two and half inch hose 29. Fire Alarm Bbx, Hewit~ & Minute Avem. ~1. Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance 5~; Ch~n~er 90. Highway Construction 54. Sid~Wa~k Pro~ect ~: Painting and replacing signs. ' Marb~eridge Rd. (Dale & Salem Sts.) ~5. Hot top sidewalk. High Stree~ Wire'Backstzp, Grogans Field Il!Wire Fence, Waverley Playground Catch basins, Waverley Playground Portable bleschers, Waverly Playground 51. Water Mains, B.P.W. considers necessary ~ Water System~ Mass Ave. ~ Putnam Road. Sower System, Sawyer Road 61. Water System~ Sawyer Road 6~. Sewer System, Moody Street 65. Water System, Moody Street Total Amount To Be Raised and Appropriated TOTAL 127.50 2,000.00 lO,~k.55 t,751.00 1,525.00 2,782.50 2,591.oo 2,100.00 2,6~5.75 850;00 6,120.00 koo~oo ~00;00 200.00 1,950;00 100;00 koo.oo 585.00 500;00 515;oo 1,500;00· 525.00 '15,000;00 6oo~oo 2;556;o8 500.00 500;00. -~5o.oo ~,B80.O0 'kSO;OO 2,970;00 750,00 300.00 ~,50o;00 ,"~00';00 ~,500;00 5~5.oo. ~5.;eo ~0oo..00 $7~9,k0%.06 $110;00 1,500;00 2,000.00 1,600;00 600.00 '15o;oo 1;6oo;oo 600;00 ~55;oo 00.00 35o;oo 2~000'.00 5,000;00 2,000.00 200.00 160.00 1,500.00 600.00 ~00.00 00.00 1,~00.00 ~oo.oo 1,B50~O0 2,500;00 2,200.00 900.00 1~200.00 $52,975.00 Town Meeting March 15, 1952 AMOUNTS TAKE~; FROM AVAILABLE FUNDS 363 ARTICLE " 19. " 31. 50. " " 59. Vote of Town Meeting (See Art 4.J:Page 361) New High School Chapter 90 Highway Mainnenance~'[ Chapter 90 Highway Construction Cement Line Water Mains S tsbiliza nion F~md Surface Water Drain, Pembrook Road. Surface Drain Water, SaWyer Road. Total Amount To Be Taken From Available Funds SU~RY".~ Amounts Appropriated at Tova~ Meeting (Budget) Amounts To be Raised by Taxation Grand Total. ARTICLE~:tg;oF~or~Stabil~za~tion Fund - School. Certified to be a true copy $~0;000;00 U0,000.O0 1,000.00 ~0;000.00 7;~00.00 3,100.00 2~800.00 $178,083.69 $799,;~o2.'b6 ~ 32,975.00 $832,377.06 $ 20,000.00 At this time a motion was made by Mr. William B. Puffy and duly seconded that the Board of Selectmen have some kind of a memorial to Mr. Joseph A. Duncan to honor him in some way for his continued service in the Town, as Town Clerk and clerk in the Water Department. Town Clerk Joh~ J. Lyons expressed his sentiments towards Mr.'Duncan his predecessor of thirty-nine (39) years, as a reslfriend, a wonderful guide in his duties as Town Clerk and a man who. has_done much for the in many ways, and some honor ~houl~ be given.to him. ARTICLE 6. Vote~ 'that the town authorize the TownTreasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time .to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial yea~ beginning January 1, 1952 and to issue a nSte or no~es therefor, payable'within/.one year, and to renew any note or nones as may be given for period of~ less than one year in accordance with Section l?, Chapter ~, General Laws. The vone was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 7. Voted tha~ the Fire Department Equipmen~ Committee be discharg. ed'with a vote of thanks and appreciation of the Town for their work. Mr. Francis Ktttredge reported that the School Building Committee report would be taken under Article 19. ' ARTICLE 8. Voted to authorize the Board of Health to appoint one of their members to the position of Board. of Health Physician and ~o fix~hls com- pensation in accordance with Section4A, Chapter 41, General Laws, in the amouht, of $750.00 for the year 1952. This amount'having been included in the Board of Healthbudget. ARTICLE 9. Voted to authorize the School Committee to appoint one of its members to the-position of School Physician and no fix his compensation,' in accordance with Section 4A, General Laws, in the amount of $900.00 for the year 1952. This amount having bee~ included in the School Department Budget. ARTICLE 10. Voted'to accept the provisions of Chapter 781, apnroved~b~ the legislature November 14, 1951: "An act providing for an l~crease in the.annual amounts of certain pensions, retirement allowances, annuities andother benefits, payable, by the Commonwealth and its political sub- divisions, to certain former employees andpersons claiming under them.''' The vote was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 11. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $110.00'for.the purchase of three weights, one ten pound, one lime and one '~vo pound Class C. avoirdupois and a series of glass co~talners (graduated conden- sers) as required by the Sealer of Weights and Measures. ' ARTICLE 12. Voted to accept as a public~ way, Silsbee ~Road ~from Herrick Road to Lyman Road as indicated on plan approved by the Board of Survey in 1924 and now on file in the 6ffi6e of the Board of Public Works. Silsbee Road adJudlcated~December ~, 1951. ARTICLE 13. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1500.00 to be ex- pended by the Board of Selectmen toward the writing and publication of a history of the Town of North Andover. ARTICLE 14. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $2000.00 for the purpose of painting the buildings at the Town Infirmary. This work to be performed under the direction of the Board of Public Welfare. ARTICLE 15. Stricken from Warrant. ARTICLE 16. Voted that the sum of $1600.00 be raised and appropriated for salaries of six instructors and one supervisor ($1000.00 for s'zlaries, two instructors at each playground) and $$400.00) to be used~to pubchase supplies and equipment,~ the equipment, to remain~ the .property of the~.Town of North Andov~r Ink.the .cus.tody of the Recreational Council... ARTICLE 17. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00· to be used with the present. Police Car, to purchase a new Police Car, and· that bids be advertised1 for. ARTICLE 18. Stricken from Warrant. ARTICLE 19. VOTED, that~the sum of$I~0Q000.0~)~m~ raised and appropriated for the purpose of constru~cting and originally equipping and. furnishing a new High School; "and ~the improving, landscaping, grading and fencing for school athletic purposes and other school purposes of the grounds thereof; and that to meet said appropriatio.n.', the sum of $80,000. be appropriated from the free cash of the Town Treasury, $20,000. ~ from the Stabiliza.tion ~und; and the Treasurer,. with the approval of the Selectmen, 'be and~ is'.hereby authorized to .borrow ~from time to time the sum of $1,400,000. and to issue bonds or notes · of the Town therefor,- under' authority of Chapter 6~5 bf the Acts of 1948 and/or Chanter 4~ of the General Laws, said bonds or notes to be paya~Ie in accordance with the provisions of hapter ~ of the General Laws as amended, each issue to be paid in-not more than 20 years 'from its da=e or at such earlier time as"the Treasure~ and Select~nenmay determine. The vote was. unanimous~ and so declared. ART~0LE 20~'Voted that the town authorize the School.Building Committee, created under"Article ~ of the ~'arrant of the ~nnual Town Meeting, ~held March 16, to enter?i~to any and all contracts necessary for the .purpose of carrying ~the votes passed under Article 19 reIative to the .building and originally equipping of a new high school, together with the improving ~landscaping, grading fencing, of 1 the grounda for athleti~and school pmrposes .... AR~CLE 21...V?ted to~a~andon and 'discontinue w part of Parke~ St~eet,~ a' pu$1ic ~.~ way~ for ~a dist~nc~of 1200 feet, beginning at the~iintersectibn~ Of Parker Street '.and~ Chickering Hoa~, so-called, and extending 1200 :feet in a general south- '~westerly direction on.Parker Street, the full width of saLd~.Parker Street, as .shown on a plan entitled the '"Proposed Closing of Parker ~tree," .which.'.plan is .~. on record in the Town ~lerk's Offi'ce, North Andover for the purpose of the · ~erection of a new. high school. G.L. Chapter,82, Section '21. · ~X~TiOLE 22. Stricke~n'. fr6m the Warrant~' . -~RTi~LE 2~.. Vot'ed t~a~' the sum'0~ $is0.00-be raised and appropriated bo pay ':~-~npaid bills of I951 of the Fire Department. ' ARTICLE. 2J~ Voted 'that the sum.of $1600.00 be raised and.appropriated to pick-up truckl to transport alt emergency.:equipment such as hospital i '.~.beds, ~wheel chairs and oxygen .tent, etc., for the,Fire l)epartment. i' ;ARTICLE 25. Voted that the sum of $600,00 be raised and appr-oprlated to purchase 1,000 feet of.forestry hose. This to be expended.under the direction :,.":Of the Forest Pi.re..Warden, and that bids be advertised for. 'ARTIOLE"26. Stricken from'Warrant. ~ARTICLE 27. Voted that the sum of $~55.00 be raised and appropriated to purchase !ne? helmets for the firemen~ To be expended under the direction of the Board of -' FirelE~gineers. ' ARTICLE 28. ·Voted that the sum of~$800.00'be raised and appropriated to purchase J.500 ~'feet~ of two and mn'e~alf inch hose~ To.be expended under the diYection of ~.the~Board of ~iire Engineers, and~that bids be advertised fora ARTICLE 29. Voted that the sum of~$~50.00 be raised and appropriated to. i.. install a Fire ~Alarm Box at the corner of Hewitt and ,Minute Avenues. ARTICLE ~0. Voted ~to accept the sum of $120~00' r~ceived from various.donors to be known as 'the !'Kate~ H. Ste.vens Preservation of 01d Burying Ground Fund." the interest ea~ied to be expended'by the BOard of Public ¥~orks for the maintenanceJ of I said Burying Ground. ARTICLE ~1. Voted that the sum of $2,000.00 be raised and appro'~riated to meet the town~"s share of the cost of Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance, and that, in addition, the sum of $1,000.00 'be ~ransferred from unappropriated available funds, in the treasury to meet the State and County's shares of the work, the reimbursemen6s from the °tare and County to be restored, upon the receipt, to unappropriated ~available 2unds in the treasury. ARTI~CLE ~2..Voted t~h~..t the s. um of $5~000.00 be .ralsed~ an.d appropriated to meet the ~own-s snare o~' ~ae cos~ of Chapter 90, Highway ~ons~r~cbion, and that. in addition, the~sum of $~0,000.00 be~ransfer, r~d f?o.m un?ppropriated ava.ilab~l?. funds in the ~reasury to meet the ~tate ant ~ouu~y's snares of the cos~ cz' ~ne work. th~ reimburseme.nts f. rom the Statue a. nd. Co.u~. ty~to be restored, upon .their receipt, to unapproprmatea available zuncs in r~ne Dreasury. ARTICLE 55. Stricken from the Warrant. ARTICLE ~. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum Of $2,000.00 to be used for a sidewalk project; .the town to pay one-half the cost'and the applicant to pay the other half. ~o be expended under direction Of Highway Surveyor ARTICLE 55. Voted to raise aud appropriate the sum of $200.00 for the purpose of painting and replacing street signs. To be expended~tuder the direction of the Highway Surveyor. ARTICLE 5~. Stricken from the Warrant. ARTICLE 57. Stricken from the Warrant. ARTICLE 58. STRICKEN FRON theWarrant. ARTICLE 59- Voted to authorize the Board of, Selectmen to~ell a cement mixer which was bought with W.P.A. Funds, but now not ~sed by the. Highway Departmenl Proceeds to be turned over to the Town Treasurer. ARTICr_~ ~0. Voted to amend existing Zoning By-Laws by cha~gtng from a general residential to business classification the following described parcel of land. A certain area in the Town of North Andover on the easterly side of Winthrop Street (Lawrence), bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the easterly line of said. Winthrop Street, said point being 965.58 feet northerly from the intersection of said easterly line of'-inthrop Street with the westerly line of Waverley Road; thence northerly by the easterly line of said Winthrop Street 81~feet to a point; thence easterly 700 feet to a point; thence southerly660 feet to a point which, is 200 feet westerly from theweeterly line of ~averley Road; thence again southerly, by a curve~w.hi'ch is at alL points 200 feet ' westerly ~rom thewesterly line of Waverley'Road, 261~feet ~oa point; thence~westerly 596 feet to the point of beginning. The vo~e was ~animous and so declared. ARTICLE'~I. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $166.00 to widen and improve approximately 550 feet on Narbleridge Road between Dale and Salem Streets. The money $o be,used for. the purpose of hiring ~echanical equipment. The oil and gra'vel for this project to be obtained from the regulaM~depart- men$,appropriation. Adequa=e fill available for the need~ of this project. ARTICLE~2. Stricken from the ~'arrant. ARTICLE'S5. Voted that the sum Of $1500.00 be raised and appropriated to ins tall a hot top sidewalk on 'the westerly side of High Street from the Junction of High and Sutton Streets to the Nachine Shop Depot, a distance of approximately 1600. feet. ARTICLE ~1~. Stricken from the ~aPr4nt. ARTICLE'S5. Voted that the sum of $600.00 be'raised and appropriated to ere'ct~ a five-foot woven wire fence along the Marblehead Street side of the~Waverley Playground, this to be expended under the direction of Board of Public Works. ARTICLE ~6. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to provide a chain link.wire backstop a~ Grogans Field ~o protect the Veterans' Housing area~ To'be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Wo'rks. ARTICLE ~7- Voted ~o raise and appropriate the sum'of $~00.00 to install, a catch~baslns on Waverley Playground a~ Massachusetts Avenue, to. be expended under the ~irectlon of the Board of Public Works. ARTICLE ~8~ 'Voted to raise and appropriate' the sum of $1;500.00 to purchase and install portable bleachers, seating three hundred at Waverly Playground. ARTICLE ~9- Voted to take from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury., the sum of $7,500.00 to clean and cement line water mains in the wa~er works~~ system. This ia a continuation of the program the Board of Public Works has been employing for the past several~ years. To be expended ~nder the direc- tion of the Board of Public Works. ARTICLE 50. Voted to take from ~unapproprieted available funds in She Treasury the, sum of $5,685.69 being the amount of water department receipts in excess of water department operating expenses for 19~t to a Stabilization Fund as provided for by Chapter 124 of the. Acts of 1955,~ withthe understanding that it is to be used by the town for capital improvements in the water works system under the provisions of the above act. The vo:e was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 51. Voted to raise and appropriate'the sum of $900.00 to be added to the ttuexpended appropriation made under Article 58, 1951 to make such exten- sions of the wa~er main system, under the regulations voted st the annual town meeting, as the Board of Public Works, on October lst', considers most necessary, such extensions not having been petitioned for at the snnyal meeting. To be expended under the direction of the Board of Public ~'orks. ! Tova~ Meeting r,~arch 15, 1952 ARTICLE 52. Stricken From ~'arrant. ARTICLE 53. Voted that the sum of $1,850.00 be raise and appropriated to be expended by the Board of Public ~orks for the purpose of extending the Water system on ~ifflin~ Drive 350 feet from ~assachusetts~ Avenue towards ~tnam Road. upon the following conditions: 1. ~at on or before J~e 1, 1952 the petitioners and or o~ers make a ~a~antee, acceptable to ~he Board of Public Works of 6% of the actual cost of const~ction, as water rates, for a period of fourteen years. 2. ~t'~ on orbefore ~une 1, 1952 ~e constructiou of houses sha~l ~ve been started. AR~C~ ~. Voted to take from ~appropriated available funds in the treasury the s~ of $5,100.00 to install a surface water drain in Pembrook~ Road from L~an Road to Mifflin Park D~ve, and to resurface Pembrook Road from L~an to ~ifflin Park Drive so as to put said Road in condition for acceptance as a public way. To be expended ~der the direction of the Highway Surve or. ~ne assessments of betterments for t~s work to be made ~der Chapter ~0 of the General Laws, as amended;. ~nd the Selectmen are hereby authorized, em- powered, and directed to take such steps as provide for the assessment betterments therefor ~der said Chapter 80, as amended. AR~CLE 55. Stricken from ~arran~. ARTZc~ 56. Stricken from Warr~n~. ARTIC~ 57. Stricken f~om ¥~arrant. ARTIC~ 58. Stricken f~om WArrant. AR~C~ 59. Vo~ed to take from ~aopro :late the s~. of $2 800.0 - P d available , 0 to install a surface ~.E~ds in the Treasur resurface Sawyer Ro water drain ~ S Y nu ~ ...... ~ ~ ad so as to put Said ~ ~ ........ ~wyer Road and to Ijb-~ ..~, a~ or said wo~ ~ ~ ~ R__~ ~ ~n~on rot acc ~e General L~w~ ,- ~ _ k .... uone unde~ the ..... ~ ..... eptanc~ as a con ~---~ ce me~ wl~ the ~ r ~zon ~r c~apter 80, of ~t~i~n ~f at least four more ho~vR~ ~ .~e.HIEh~ay ~urveyor. Provi -,v-. 'z'o.oe expende ~a,~ +u _.. --- ~ o~a~=ea on sa%'~e~ ~n~a ~ - ding afte~ he has be- ' d ...... m~ ~z~ection of the Hi~ ~ ~.,&Li_[T--.~ e~e l, en duly notifies b the Se Thw-~ .-~=~uz., au= onl been ~=. ~e Selectmen are to y lectmen that the conditions of th~s have p~ovide fo~ the assessment of bettements the"ins=allation of such d~alnage and ~oad resu~facing ~de~ the p~ovislons Chapt~ 80 of the General Laws as amended. AR~C~ 60. Voted to raise and " ~e sewer system on Sawye~ Road apPmop~ia~e the s~ of $2,500.00 to extend P=ovided const~c~ion of a~ leas~~°m' I~iddlesex Street to Pemb~ook'.Road, . J~e' .. ~ more houses ~s started on Sa~er Road by ~, 1~52. ~is amount to be expended b~ the ~oa~d of ~blic Works. ARTIC~ 61. VOT~ that the sum of $2,200.00 be baised' ~d aopropPiat6d $o be expended by ~e Board of Public Works fo~ the Purpose of extend rs~em on Sa~e~"Road f=om [[iddlesex Sb~ee, ~_ ,__~ _ _ - ~g the wa=er ~ ~u ~mo~OOK Moad, to be expended -by the Board of ~blic Works upon'the following conditions. ~- 'P~oviding cons't~c=ion of a= 'least fou~ mo~e houses is ata~ed on Sa~e~ Road.by J~e [, ~952. 1. !hat on o~ b~fore J~e l, 1952 the petitioners and o~ o~e=s'make a. ~a~tee, acceptable to the Board of ~blic "orks, of 6% of .the ac~al cos= of cons=~ction, as wa~er mates, fo~ a period of fourteen yea~s. 2. Tha$,' on or before. J~e 1, 1952, ~he cons=~uction of at least fou~ mo~e houses shall have been started. ARTIC~ 62. Stricken f~om Wap~an=. ARTIC~. 65. St~icken f~om WaP~an=. ARTIC~ 6~. VOT~ ~at the s~ of.$900.00 be raised ~d apPPop~iated ~o extend the ~sewer. sys=em on Moody StPee= f~om Pu~be~ :Avenue 200 feet ~owa~ds Chadwick Street,. upon. the ~ollowing cendi-tton: 1~ ~a=,'on o= before J~me l, 19 2, shall have been started. To ~ ~he'cons~uction of a house or houses e expended ~de~ the Board of ~blic Works. ARTIC~ 65. V0~ that the s~ of $1,200.00 be' ~aised and appropriated to 'eXtend the wate~ system-on Moody Street ~00 feet f~om Furbe~ Avenuw towards C~dwick S'~eet, to be expended ~de~ the direction of ~e Board of Public W Works. under-the following condi~ions: 1. ~a~, on' o~ b~fo~e J~e l, 1952 the petionems and o~ o~ers make a ~a~antee acceptable to the Board of Public Works of 6~ of the ac~al costs of construction, as wate~ ~ates, fo~ a period of fou~tee~ years.. 2. ~at, on o~ before June 1, 1952, the construction of a house o~ houses shall have been sta~ed. AR~CLE 66. Stricken f~om War~ant. ARTIC~ 67. Stricken f~om Wa~an~. ~6 V6~e~S were P~esent. ~feetlng AdJou~ed at 4:55 P.M. ~ffy of thanks ~o ~e New Moderator and with a motion by }.{r. the Advimory Board for a good Job. Town Meeting March 15, 1~52 ~67 Mr. aid Rea, John McDonald, Philip Sutcliffe and Herbert Bonney assisted the Town Clerk'and Moderator in counting the hand votes required. Mrs. Lilllsn Deardon, M~s. Angelina Kelley, Miss Rose McEvoy, Miss Rite Enaire, John McDonald and Alfred Oarneau, assisted the Tovm Clerk and Board of Registeres in chekcing voters into the meeting. The following appointments were made by the Board of Selectmen: ~ Special Police Officers. Albert Schofield &/2/52 Sylvester Murphy Roland Ambiehl ~/12/52 Alexander Ness. Charles Zuill. John T. Dolan ' Charles S. Fowler John J. Lyons. 3/24/52 Joseph J. Senia John J. Wilcox Donald E. Hilton Frank W. Lee Rene Beaulieu Kenneth L. Dearden Walter Stamp, Jr. Nalcolm Hamilton Frank Howard. Frederick Salois 4/a4/5a 4/a4/Sa Animal Inspector, Fence Viewer. Recreational Council Elizabeth Elliot Carl A. Thomas Nathanlel Archer. Philip Sutcliffe John Kilcourse. Robert J. Burke. John J. Wilcox. William J. 'Thomson. 4/14/5a 3/31/5 William Magowan. Elmer Jackson John Cushing Domenic Bonnano. Kenneth Terroux. Supt of Moth Department. Wiring Inspector Registrar of Voters Member of Appeal Board. Public Weighers. Surveyor of wood-bark and lumber. - ~ ~ence Viewers Keeper of Lock-up Custo~ian-tax-ti~e prop. Auctioneer" " ,, Veteran's Agent Sealer Wghts*Measures Town Infirmary-Supt. " " Matron Burial Agent ~Ice. Officer. Civil Constable. Special Police Officer. John J. Connors. Thomas Lebel Patrick Cronin Richard G. ~'~ipple ~amee R. Dooley E~bert E. Houle Edward J. Ellsey ~John C. Farnum John M. Barrell Harold Holt Edward, NcCarthy. Alfred H. McKee. James J. Maker. James J. Maker, Bernard. Bingham. Walter Hamilton Orin B. Foster Nora-L. Foster Myron B. Lewis, Sr. Archle Gourley John,H. Fenton Edward Towue. Advisory Board - 1952-5~. and Mr. John Fitzgerald. Advis6ry Board: Turner A. Bridges. Robert Saltonstal!. Harvey S. Lebow. Resigned (Verbal) Mr. 3/aS/Sa 4/5/5a Wendell Dillon John E. Coughlin. Leonard Windle John Gaudet Thomas H. Wilkinson. ~ding Committee for a term of three years. Mr. Francis B. Kittredge. and Mr. John W. Costello.