Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1933, Part 1

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Publication date: 1934
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FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2126 00103 311 2


REPORT


OF THE


Receipts and Expenditures


OF THE


Town of Middleton


FOR THE


Year Ending December 31, 1933


FOUNDED I


IN 1728


FLINT


MIDDLETON


PUBLIC LIBRARY


SALEM, MASS THE NEWHALL PRINTERS 1934


Town Meeting Warrant


FLINT


MIDDLETO':


PUBLIC LIB


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Essex ss. To William H. Young, Constable for the Town of Middleton, in the County of Essex :


GREETING :


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the in- habitants of said Town, qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said Town on Tuesday, the thirteenth day of March next, at eight o'clock in the evening, then and there to act on the following articles :-


ARTICLE 1. To authorize the Selectmen to appoint such other Town Offices as are required to be chosen annually.


ARTICLE 2. To see what action the Town will take to defray the Town expenses for the ensuing year.


ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of revenue of the current year, and expressly made payable therefrom by this vote.


ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the transfer of the unexpended balance of the Electric Light Department in 1933 to the Department of 1934 agreeable to the petition of the Electric Light Com- missioners.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Electric Light Department to use the earnings of the Department for the ensuing year, agreeable to the petition of the Electric Light Commissioners.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the refund of the dog taxes shall be transferred to the Library fund.


ARTICLE 7. To see what action the Town will take in regard to the letting of the Town Hall.


ARTICLE 8. To see what action the Town will take to appropriate money to cover necessary expenses and the Town's share in the purchase of materials on new local C.W.A. projects.


ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new truck for use of the Highway Department and to appropriate money for same.


ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the expenditure of $1,000.00 from the road machinery fund to maintain equipment.


You are hereby required to notify and warn said qualified voters to meet at the adjourned meeting at the Town Hall, on Monday, March 19, next for the following purposes, viz: To choose by ballot the following Town Officers for the ensuing year :


Moderator, Town Clerk, three Selectmen, one Assessor for three years, one member of the Public Welfare Board for three years, one member of the School Committee for three years, Highway Surveyor, two Trustees of the Flint Public Library for three years, Constable, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Tree Warden, Superintendent of Burials, Custodian of the Town Hall, one Water Commissioner for three years, one Electric Light Com- missioner for three years.


The polls will be open at 6.15 A.M. and shall be closed at 5 P.M.


And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up attested copies thereof at Town Hall, Post Office, and Store at Howe Station, in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.


HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, as aforesaid.


Given under our hands this twenty-fourth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty four.


ARCHIBALD L. JONES, ROGER F. CLAPP, SANDS S. PIKE,


Selectmen of Middleton.


REPORT


OF THE


Receipts and Expenditures


OF THE


Town of Middleton


FOR THE


Year Ending December 31, 1933


FLINT


SS


MIDDLETON


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PUBLIC LIBRARY


FOUNDED IN 1728


SALEM, MASS THE NEWHALL PRINTERS 1934


In Memoriam


MAURICE ENDICOTT TYLER 1843-1933


-


Briggs


Board of Selectmen 1901-1927 Board of Assessors 1907-1931 Overseer of the Poor 1918-1930 Trustee Flint Public Libarary 1907-1931 Trustee Cummings Fund 1920-1929 Member of School Committee 12 years Representative General Court 1901-1902


INDEX


Analysis of Appropriations and Payments, 1931


7


Cemetery Department


33


Health Department


18


Highway Department


14


Middleton Electric Light Account


26


Miscellaneous Account


21


Protection of Persons and Property


16


School Department


17


Soldiers and State Aid


20


Tax Account


23


Town Officers ·


4


Town Officers Salaries


11


PART II


Assessors' Report


70


Cemetery Endowment Report


35


David Cummings' Fund


36


Dental Clinic


56


Henry K. Mansfield Fund


36


Electric Light Commissioners Report


57


Fire Department Report


61


Flint Public Library Fund .


43


Highway Report .


53


Inspector of Cattle Report


54 42 40


Librarian's Report


Public Welfare


45


Payroll Analysis


39


Police Department Report


55


Recommendations Finance Committee


71


Selectmen's Report


63


School Reports


77


Sealer of Weights and Measures Report


52


Tax Collector's Report


50


Town Treasurer's


43


Jurors List


4


TOWN OFFICERS


Town Officers


George B. Ogden


Term expires March, 1934


Town Clerk


Wayne A. Giles


Term expires March, 1934


Treasurer


Harry H. Bradstreet


Term expires March, 1934


Selectmen


A. L. Jones, Chairman Roger F. Clapp, Clerk


Sands S. Pike


Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1934


Board of Public Welfare


A. T. Page Richard Floyd,


Austin C. Peabody, Clerk


Term expires March, 1936 Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1935


Board of Health


Sands S. Pike


Roger F. Clapp A. L. Jones


Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1934


Board of Assessors


Roger F. Clapp, Chairman


Lyman S. Wilkins L. G. Davis


Term expires March, 1936 Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1935


School Committee


George H. Gifford Term expires March, 1936


Arthur E. Curtis, Chairman Term expires March, 1934


Mrs. Ethel M. Stewart, Clerk Term expires March, 1935


Highway Surveyor


J. Roy Osborne


Term expires March, 1934


Moderator


5


TOWN OFFICERS


Tax Collector


Henry A. Young


Term expires March, 1934


Tree Warden


B. McGlauflin


Term expires March, 1934


Moth Superintendent


B. McGlauflin Term expires January, 1934


Constable


William H. Young Term expires March, 1934


Chief of Police


William H. Young Term expires May, 1934


Superintendent of Burial


Arthur M. Peabody Term expires March, 1934


Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering


Lyman S. Wilkins Term expires March, 1934


Town Accountant


Elmer O. Campbell Term expires May, 1936


Forest Fire Warden


Leon N. Soper Term expires January, 1934


Chief of Fire Department


Leon N. Soper Term expires May, 1934


Sealer of Weights and Measures


William H. Young Term expires May, 1934


Electric Light Commissioners


Richard B. Floyd, Clerk Term expires March, 1936


A. L. Jones, Chairman Term expires March, 1934


Thomas R. Rafferty Term expires March, 1935


Electric Light Manager


A. B. Harrington Term expires April, 1934


6


TOWN OFFICERS


Water Commissioners


Arthur K. Fuller Walter Paine


Roger F. Clapp


Term expires March, 1935 Term expires March, 1936 Term expires March, 1934


Trustees Flint Public Library


George E. Barnaby


Term expires March, 1935


William R. Godfrey


Term expires March, 1935


Henry A. Young


Term expires March, 1936


William H. Sanborn


Term expires March, 1936


Harley M. Tyler


Term expires March, 1934


Roger F. Clapp


Term expires March, 1934


Cemetery Commissioners


George E. Barnaby, Clerk J. Allen Atwood, Chairman


Arthur Peabody


Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1935 Term expires March, 1936


Finance Committee


H. M. Richardson, Chairman


Term expires March, 1934


Ira H. Wells, Clerk


Term expires March, 1936


Harry White


Term expires March, 1934


W. P. Earley


Term expires March, 1935


W, W. Richardson


Term expires March, 1936


Registrars of Voters


W. G. Turnbull W. P. Early


Term expires March, 1936


Lennart Winquist


Term expires March, 1934 Term expires March, 1935


Town Counsel


William H. McSweeney Term expires April, 1934


TRUSTEES B. F. Emerson Fund Naumkeag Trust Company, Salem, Massachusetts Mansfield Fund Old Colony Trust Company, Boston, Mass.


David Cummings Fund Board of Public Welfare


ANALYSIS SHEET


Balance and Appropria- tion -


Receipts


Transferred To


Total Available


Expended


Transferred to Other Depts.


Transfer to Excess and Deficiency


Highways


$4,500.00


$3,197.50


$7,697.50


$7,694.15


$ 3.35


Snow


900.00


401.77


1,301.77


1,301.77


Special Gravel


1,500.00


1,000.00


2,500.00


2.499.68


Sidewalks


100.00


3.50


103.50


103.50


Bridges


50.00


108.57


158.57


158.57


· 2.27


Road Machinery Fund


915.97


1,473.52


2,389.49


1,519.10


870.39*


Tree Warden


.


.


200.00


199.94


.06


Moth


800.77


800.77


800.76


.01


Fire Truck .


252.14


252.14


250.00


2.14


Firemen's Wages


55.00


55.00


55.00


Fire


1,820.90


150.00


1,970.90


1,942.79


28.11


Police .


900.00


900.00


887.33


12.67


Cemetery


350.00


84.18


384.18


384.18


Cemetery Endowment


26,000.00


78.35


578.35


578.35


Public Welfare


9,500.00


9,500.00


8,698.62


800.00


1.38


Old Age Assistance


6,500.00


1,059.93


7,559.93


7,559.93


Health


1,000.00


10.28


1,010.28


1,010.28


Essex Sanatorium


487.43


24.55


284.55


282.00


2.55


Town Officers Salaries


3,177.90


3,177.90


3,177.90


.


·


Town Officers Expenses


800.00


191.92


991.92


991.92


Tax Title Expenses


60.05


60.05


48.35


11.70


Memorial Day


240.00


240.00


218.63


21.37


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·


·


.


·


·


·


·


ANALYSIS SHEET


·


·


·


·


487.43


487.43


Dental Clinic


260.00


516.50


516.50


516.50


School


·


.


26,000.00


25,227.19


60.00


712.81


Library


500.00


.


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7


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.32


Fencing


100.00


100.00


·


·


.


200.00


.


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00


ANALYSIS SHEET (CONTINUED)


Balance Appropria- tion


Receipts


Transferred To


Total Available


Expended


Transferred to Other Depts.


Transfer to Excess and Deficiency


State Aid


$ 480.00


$ 30.00


$ 510.00


$ 510.00


Soldiers' Relief


400.00


* 5.00


82.00


487.00


487.00


Insurance


1,175.00


66.67


1,241.67


917.98


320.00


3.69


Interest


2,300.00


2,300.00


2,116.87


180.00


3.13


C. W. A. Projects


1,430.00


60.00


1,490.00


56.00


1,434.00*


Town Hall


600.00


27.35


627.35


627.35


Contingent


500.00


500.00


473.40


Electric Light


2,000.00


23,020.93


25,020.93


23,350.84


1,670.90*


Electric Light Deprecia'n


1,598.42


1,598.42


715.50


882.92*


Zoning Committee


75 00


75.00


75.00*


Revenue Notes


35,000.00


45,000.00


2,000.00


55,000.00 2,000.00


8,540.14*


Estimated Receipts


16,259.89


16,259.89


288.80


Accounts Receivable


6,728.45


137.60


137.60


County Tax


2,229.26


State Tax


·


Old Age Tax


474.00


Tax Title Account


4,414.55


· 2.58


1931 Tax .


196.81


1931 M. V. Excise Tax


66.95


1931 Old Age Tax


2.00


1931 Overlay .


·


.


·


.


·


·


·


·


ANALYSIS SHEET


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·


.


·


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.


·


·


·


·


11.10


Reserve Fund .


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,199.50


300.50


Dog Tax .


137.60


2,510.00


25,000.00*


Funded Debt


2,000.00


Excess and Deficiency


8,551.24


Overlay Reserve


2.90


·


26.60


ANALYSIS SHEET (CONTINUED)


Balance Appropria- tion


Receipts


Transferred To


Total Avaiabile


Expended


Transferred to Other Depts.


Transfer to Excess and Deficiency


1932 Tax


$28,753.44


1932 M. V. Excise Tax


789.11


1932 Poll Tax


151.00


1932 Old Age Tax


34.00


4.00


1932 Overlay


1933 Tax


26,283.93


1933 M. V. Excise Tax


1,131.38


1933 Poll Tax


688.00


1933 Old Age Tax


345.00


$160,365.13


$158,510.05


$1,130.39


.


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.


·


·


·


·


* Balance carried to 1934


ANALYSIS SHEET


9


10


TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES


TOWN GOVERNMENT REPORT


TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES


Appropriation


EXPENDITURES


Selectmen:


A. L. Jones


$90 00


R. F. Clapp


90 00


George B. Ogden


22 50


Sands S. Pike


67 50


270 00


Assessors:


R. F. Clapp


$180 00


L. G. Davis


205 00


L. S. Wilkins


155 00


540 00


Registrars:


W. P. Earley


$10 80


W. G. Turnbull


10 80


Lennart Winquist


10 80


Board of Public Welfare:


A. C. Peabody, Jr.


$100 00


A. T. Page


50 00


R. B. Floyd


50 00


200 00


Cemetery Commissioners:


A. M. Peabody


$9 00


J. A. Atwood


9 00


George E. Barnaby


9 00


27 00


Moderator:


George B. Ogden


22 50


Town Clerk:


Wm. A. Giles


180 00


Town Treasurer:


H. H. Bradstreet


270 00


Town Accountant:


E. O. Campbell


270 00


Tax Collector:


H. A. Young


$3,177 90


360 00


1


32 40


11


TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES


Town Counsel:


Wm. H. McSweeney


250 00


Constable:


Wm. H. Young 31 50


Sealer of Weights and Measures: Wm. H. Young 90 00


Chief of Fire Department: L. N. Soper


13 50


Inspector of Slaughtering:


L. S. Wilkins


22 50


Inspector of Animals:


L. S. Wilkins


135 00


Superintendent of Burials: A. M. Peabody


13 50


Janitor Town Hall: H. A. Young


450 00


$3,177 90


TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES


Appropriation


$ 800 00


Transferred from reserve fund


191 92


$991 92


EXPENDITURES


Selectmen:


Supplies and printing


$ 46 46


Postage


7 00


Selectmen's Association dues


6 00


59 46


Treasurer:


Supplies


$25 77


Tax title deeds


47 00


Postage-envelopes


89 44


Assessors :


Supplies-printing


$30 35


Abstracts


41 06


Transportation


20 25


162 21


91 66


12


TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES


Tax Collector:


Supplies-printing


$ 87 98


Tax sale expense


197 04


Tax sale advertisement


110 00


Postage


57 50


452 52


Accountant:


Supplies-printing


$27 70


Office equipment


40 00


Postage


3 00


70 70


Town Clerk:


Supplies-printing


$ 6 25


Recording births, deaths, marriages


133 00


Postage


14 62


Registrars:


Supplies


1 50


$991 92


TOWN HALL


Appropriation


$600 00


Transferred from reserve fund


27 35


EXPENDITURES


Fuel and light


$306 04


Water and telephone


29 65


Repairs


208 06


Supplies


83 60


$627 35


C. W. A. PROJECTS


Appropriation


$1,430 00


Transferred from School account


60 00


$1,490 00


EXPENDITURES


A. T. Page, administrative expenses


$ 56 00


Balance carried to 1934


1,434 00


$1,490 00


153 87


$627 35


13


CONTINGENT FUND


CONTINGENT FUND


Appropriation


$500 00


EXPENDITURES


Elections and Town Meetings:


Printing Town Reports


$199 00


Election officers


48 00


Election officers' lunches


11 50


Printing ballots and postals


24 65


Repairs to Town scales and Weighers' fees


128 65


Advertising hearings


9 00


Certifying notes


12 00


Grading at East Street Cemetery


25 60


Labor on Christmas tree-flag pole


5 50


Special services on fire truck


9 50


Total expenditures


$473 40


Transferred to excess and deficiency


26 60


$500 00


INTEREST AND INSURANCE INTEREST


Appropriation


$2,300 00


Funded debt


$ 427 08


Revenue notes


1,689 79


2,116 87


Transferred to reserve fund


180 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


3 13


$2,300 00


1


INSURANCE


Appropriation


$1,175 00


Refund


66 67


EXPENDITURES


Employees liability


$564 28


Town Hall


106 00


Fire Department


42 60


Collector's bond and burglary insurance


109 50


Treasurer's bond and burglary insurance


64 00


Clerk's bond


5 00


Sealer's equipment


26 60


917 98


$1,241 67


EXPENDITURES


$283 15


14


HIGHWAY DEPAYTMENT


Transferred to reserve fund


320 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


3 69


$1,241 67


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$4,500 00


Received from Commonwealth of Mass.


3,000 00


The Barrett Co. refund


197 50


$7,697 50


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$3,25310


Truck hire


987 20


Loader hire


121 50


Gravel, sand and stone


219 72


Tarvia and asphalt


2,197 54


Supplies


157 10


Transferred to road machinery fund


757 99


7,694 15


Transferred to excess and deficiency


3 35


$7,697 50


SNOW


Appropriation


$900 00


Transferred from reserve fund


401 77


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$714 85


Truck hire


161 76


Team hire


41 50


Sand


21 00


Supplies


41 20


Dept. Public Works, snow removal State road


12 50


Transferred to road machinery fund


308 96


$1,301 77


SPECIAL GRAVEL Washington, Mill, Essex, Forest Streets


Appropriation


$1,500 00


Received from Commonwealth of Mass. 1,000 00


$2,500 00


$1,301 77


15


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$1,327 40


Truck hire


533 61


Loader hire


30 50


Gravel


197 20


Supplies


33 12


Transferred to road machinery fund


377 85


2,499 68


Transferred to excess and deficiency


32


$2,500 00


SIDEWALKS


Appropriation


$100 00


Transferred from reserve fund


3 50


$103 50


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$30 10


Truck hire


12 00


Tarvia


56 90


Transferred to road machinery fund


4 50


$103 50


BRIDGE


Appropriation


$ 50 00


Transferred from fencing


100 00


Transferred from;reserve fund


8 57


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$75 40


Lumber and supplies


70 43


Transferred to road machinery fund


12 74


$158 57


ROAD MACHINERY FUND


Balance January 1, 1933


$ 915 97


Transferred from Highway Department


1,462 04


Transferred from Cemetery Department


11 48


EXPENDITURES


Gasoline and oil


$478 12


Repairs and parts


597 70


Supplies


44 58


$158 57


$2,389 49


16


PROTECTION OF PROPERTY


New equipment


337 70


Transporting loader


57 00


Registration truck and tractor Total expenditures


4 00


1,519 10


Balance January 1, 1934


870 39


$2,389 49


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$900 00


Labor


$690 95


Repairs-gasoline-oil


130 98


Equipment-supplies


62 55


Telephone


2 85


887 33


Transferred to excess and deficiency


12 67


$900 00


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$1,820 90


Transferred from reserve fund


150 00


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$671 60


Equipment and repairs


622 93


Equipment forest fires


180 30


Gasoline and oil


37 38


Building maintenance


138 55


Fuel-light


166 68


Office supplies-telephone


125 35


1,942 79


Transferred to excess and deficiency


28 11


$1,970 90


FIRE TRUCK


Balance January 1, 1933


$252 14


EXPENDITURES


Buffalo Fire Appliance Corporation


$250 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


2 14


$252 14


EXPENDITURES


$1,970 90


17


FORESTRY DEPARTMENT


FIREMEN'S WAGES


Appropriation


$55 00


EXPENDITURES


E. O. Campbell


$5 00


G. S. Demeritt


5 00


W. H. Milbury


5 00


J. R. Osborne


5 00


R. M. Peabody


5 00


E. N. Rogers


5 00


S. R. Rollins


5 00


R. H. Sanborn


5 00


J. L. Tedford


5 00


G. H. Webber


5 00


Wm. H. Young


5 00


$55 00


FORESTRY DEPARTMENT TREE WARDEN


Appropriation


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$183 94


Horse hire


15 00


Supplies


1 00


199 94


Transferred to excess and deficiency


06


$200 00


MOTH


Appropriation


$800 77


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$665 63


Horse hire


106 75


Supplies


24 38


Expense to Boston


4 00


800 76


Transferred to excess and deficiency


01


$800 77


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


SCHOOL


Appropriation


$26 000 00


$200 00


18


SCHOOL AND LIBRARIES


EXPENDITURES


Salaries:


Teachers and Supervisors


$8,803 08 535 00


Physician and Nurse


$9,338 08


General Expense:


Salary-Superintendent


$373 72


Salary-Clerk, Truant Officer


75 00


Expenses-Superintendent


118 13


Expense-Committee


118 28


685 13


Books and supplies


1,131 05


Tuition


6,177 64


Transportation


5,681 36


Janitor service


1,000 00


Fuel-light


367 27


Building maintenance


756 26


Furniture


148 40


Other expenses


2 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


712 81


$26,000 00


LIBRARY


Appropriation


$500 00


Dog tax


78 35


$578 35


EXPENDITURES


$578 35


For detailed report see Trustees' Report.


HEALTH AND SANITATION


BOARD OF HEALTH


$1,000 00


Transferred to reserve fund


10 28


$1,010 28


EXPENDITURES


Essex Sanatorium, care of patients


$613 60


City of Salem-care of contagious disease case


192 00


Labor on dump 12 00


25,287 19


On Order


Appropriation


19


CEMETERY ENDOWMENTS


Vaccine-dog cases


62 08


Treating and disposing of dogs


25 00


Printing and advertising Health Regulations


53 75


Cleaning school


17 50


Supplies


9 35


W. A. Giles, agent


25 00


$1,010 28


DENTAL CLINIC


Appropriation


$260 00


Received from teacher's fund


24 55


$284 55


EXPENDITURES


Dr. W. J. S. McNally, Dentist


$282 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


2 55


$284 55


ESSEX SANATORIUM ASSESSMENT


Appropriation


$487 43


EXPENDITURES


County Treasurer


$487 43


CEMETERY


Appropriation


$350 00


Transferred from reserve fund


34 78


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$341 57


Truck hire


8 13


Water


16 00


Repairs to equipment


4 50


Supplies


2 50


Transferred to Road Machinery Fund


11 48


$384 18


CEMETERY ENDOWMENT


Received from Danvers Savings Bank


$336 00


Received from Salem Five Cents Savings Bank


125 50


Received from Savings Bank


55 00


$516 50


EXPENDITURES


A. M. Peabody, care of lots $516 50


$384 18


20


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


SOLDIERS' BENEFIT


STATE AID


Appropriation


$480 00 30 00


Transferred from reserve fund


$510 00


EXPENDITURES


On order


$510 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Appropriation


$400 00


Received from refund


5 00


Transferred from reserve fund


82 00


$487 00


EXPENDITURES


On order


$487 00


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


EXPENDITURES


Band


$110 00


Flowers, wreaths, flags


47 59


Speaker-music


37 00


Refreshments, school children


19 04


Printing


5 00


$218 63


Transferred to excess and deficiency


21 37


$240 00


PUBLIC WELFARE


Appropriation


$9,500 00


EXPENDITURES


General Expenses:


Transportation-investigating


$107 22


Forms-printing


33 93


Transporting supplies


23 00


Office equipment


52 00


$216 15


Care of Town needy


$2,140 48


Care of Town needy in other localities


1,089 59


3,230 07


$240 00


21


MISCELLANEOUS


Temporary aid Commonwealth of Mass.


2,253 40


Mothers' Aid Commonwealth of Mass. 520 00


Temporary aid other towns


2,479 00


Transferred to Old Age Assistance


800 00


Transferred to excess and deficiency


1 38


$9,500 00


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Appropriation


$6,500 00


Transferred from Public Welfare


800 00


Transferred from reserve fund


259 93


$7,559 93


EXPENDITURES


On Order Board Public Welfare


$7,559 93


MISCELLANEOUS RESERVE FUND


Transferred from excess and deficiency


$1,000 00


Transferred from insurance appropriation


320 00


Transferred from interest appropriation


180 00


Transferred to:


Snow


$401 77


Old Age Assistance


259 93


Town officers' expenses


191 92


Fire


150 00


Soldiers' relief


82 00


Cemetery


34 18


State aid


30 00


Town Hall


27 35


Health


10 28


Bridge


8 57


Sidewalk


3 50


Excess and deficiency


300 50


$1,500 00


TAX TITLE SALE EXPENSE


Balance January 1, 1933


$60 05


EXPENDITURES


Land court expense


$ 1 00


Registry of deeds


47 35


Transferred to excess and deficiency


11 70


$60 05


$1,500 00 .


22


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


COUNTY CHARGES


Assessment-county tax


$2,229 26 137 60


Assessment-dog tax


$2,366 86


EXPENDITURES


County Treasurer


$2,366 86


STATE CHARGES


Assessment-state tax $2,430 00


Auditing municipal accounts


39 74


Old Age Assistance taxes


474 00


Refund-overpayment


288 80


Other assessments


40 26


$3,272 80


EXPENDITURES


State Treasurer


$3,272 80


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS TEMPORARY LOANS


Balance outstanding January 1, 1933


$35,000 00


Borrowed in anticipation of revenue 45,000 00


$80,000 00


EXPENDITURES


Merchants National Bank


$55,000 00


Balance outstanding December 31, 1933 25,000 00


$80,000 00


MATURING DEBT


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDITURES


Merchants National Bank


$2,000 00


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY CREDITS


Credit balance January 1, 1933 $8,551 24


Tax title adjustments 71 40


Unexpended balances appropriation accounts


829 89


Unexpended balances reserve fund


300 50


23


TAX ACCOUNT


Tax levy additions Tax titles redeemed


42 83


4,414 55


Transferred from estimated receipts


3,598 31


$17,808 72


DEBITS


Transferred to reserve fund


$1,000 00


M. V. Excise Tax abatements-refunds


3 20


Tax title adjustments


180 30


Old Age Assistance tax abatements


76 00


1932 tax titles taken by Town


1,060 77


Credit balance


15,488 45


$17,808 72


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS


Unclassified receipts during 1933


$24,987 68


Used to reduce tax rate


$21,372 32


State Treasurer refund


17 05


Balance to excess and deficiency


3,598 31


$24,987 68


TAX ACCOUNT OVERLAY RESERVE


Balance January 1, 1933


$ 225 01


Transferred from 1931 overlay


1,002 15


$1, 227 16


Refund-abatement 1930 tax levy


$ 3 58


Transferred to 1932 overlay


42 13


Balance December 31, 1933


1,181 45


$1,227 16


1931 OVERLAY


Balance January 1, 1933


.


$1,110 27


Assessors' abatement


$ 95 90


Adjustment to close account


12 22


Transferred to overlay


1,002 15


$1,110 27


24


TAX ACCOUNT


1932 OVERLAY


Balance January 1, 1933


$442 88 42 13


Transferred from overlay reserve


$485 01


Assessors' abatements


$485 01


1933 OVERLAY


Assessed 1933


$765 09


Assessors' abatements


$416 02


Balance December 31, 1933


349 07


$765 09


1931 TAX LEVY


Balance due January 1, 1933


$313 59


Adjustment


09


$313 68


Cash received


$196 81


Tax title adjustment


11 65


Assessors' abatement


93 00


Adjustment to close account


12 22


$313 68


1931 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX


Balance due January 1, 1933


$469 06


Adjustment account audit


1 13


$470 19


Cash received


$ 66 95


Assessors' abatement


403 24


$470 19


1931 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAX


Balance January 1, 1933


$3 00


Cash received


$2 00


Balance due December 31, 1933


1 00


$3 00


1932 TAX LEVY


Balance January 1, 1933


$31,176 38


Tax title adjustment


71 36


Special assessment


11 90


$31,259 64


25


TAX ACCOUNT


Cash received


$28,914 24


Tax titles


1,060 77


Assessors' abatements


481 01


Balance December 31, 1933


803 62


$31,259 64


1932 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX


Balance January 1, 1933


$1,219 93


Cash received


$789 11


Assessors' abatements


19 17


Balance due December 31, 1933


411 65


$1,219 93


1932 POLL TAX


Balance January 1, 1933


$318 00


Cash received


$151 00


Balance due December 31, 1933


167 00


$318 00


1932 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAX


Balance January 1, 1933


$119 00


Cash received


$34 00


Assessors' abatements


76 00


Balance due December 31, 1933


9 00


$119 00


1933 TAX LEVY


Commitments to collector


$52,478 61


Cash received


$26,283 93


Assessors' abatements


416 02


Balance due December 31, 1933


25,778 66


$52,478 61


1933 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX


Commitments to collector


$2,555 66


Cash received


$1,131 38


Assessors' abatements


47 58


Balance due December 31, 1933


1,376 70


$2,555 66


26


ELECTRIC LIGHT ACCOUNT


1933 POLL TAX


Commitments to collector


$976 00


Cash received


$688 00


Balance due December 31, 1933


288 00


$976 00


1933 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAX


Commitments to collector


$488 00


Cash received


$345 00


Balance due December 31, 1933


143 00


$488 00


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT REVENUES


Balance January 1, 1933


$ 237 49


Balance Depreciation Fund


1,598 42


Collections


23,020 93


Street light appropriation


2,000 00


$26,856 84




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