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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
OFFICERS OF THE
TOWN OF SCITUATE MASSACHUSETTS
For the Year Ending December 31 1925
SATUIT
William P. Richardson
. Mr. Richardson was born in Newbury- port, September 22, 1857, died January 22, 1925.
In 1882 he moved his family to Scituate and bought out the apothecary business of Mr. Badger, at Scituate Harbor, which he conducted for 27 years.
He was the first telephone subscriber in town, and was reporter for the Boston Globe from 1886 until 1924, and for nearly 40 years conducted one of the largest insurance agencies on the South Shore.
He was elected Town Treasurer in 1910, which office he held until his death.
A man of integrity, of genial disposition, a true friend, absolutely incorruptible and be- loved by all of his fellow citizens.
A public officer of whom Scituate may well be proud.
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Walter J. Stoddard
Walter J. Stoddard was born in South Scituate (now Norwell), May 7, 1856, died December 7, 1925.
He came to Scituate early in life and be- came interested in its welfare.
For nearly 30 years he was connected with the Variety at North Scituate.
He served on the Board of Registrars con- tinuously from 1893 until his death.
Mr. Stoddard was a faithful officer and a good citizen.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Officers of the Town of Scituate
FOR THE
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YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925.
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TOWN OF SCITUATE Incorporated 1636
Population 1920-2,534 1925-2,713
Sixteenth Congressional District First Councillor District
Norfolk and Plymouth Senatorial District Second Plymouth Representative District Income Tax Divison Norfolk Plymouth District Annual Town Meeting First Monday in March Election of Officers Second Monday in March 1
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INDEX
Town Officers 4
Selectmen's Report
6
Auditor's Report
9
Accountant's Report
28
Treasurer's Report
54
Assessors' Report 57
Tax Collector's Report
60
Overseers of the Poor Report.
63
Trust Fund Report
64
Estimated Expenses for 1926.
128
Town Clerk
65
Civic Centre Report
92
Juror List
93
Police Department
100
Fire Department
95
Forest Fires
99
Nursing Service
106
Board of Health
108
Plumbing
109
Milk
111
Slaughtering
110
Clean-Up Committee
112
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
114
Town Forest
124
Report of Treasurer of Trustees Fore River Bridge
125
Water Company
116
Libraries
119
Park Commissioner
120
Road Committee
121
Light Committee
122
Tree Warden
123
School Committee
129
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TOWN OFFICERS, 1925
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor .- ERNEST. R. SEAVERNS, Chairman, North Scituate; HERBERT G. SUMMERS, Minot; NATHANIEL TILDEN, Scituate.
Assessors. - HENRY A. LITCHFIELD, Chairman, Egypt; ERNEST R. SEAVERNS, North Scituate; HERBERT G. SUM- MERS, Minot.
Town Clerk .- JETSON WADE, Greenbush.
Treasurer .- WM. F. SMITH, Scituate.
Collector of Taxes .- HAROLD W. COLE, Greenbush.
School Committee. - W. CLEVELAND COGSWELL, Chairman,
North Scituate; MARION C. ALEXANDER, Scituate; MRS. BELLE CHAFFIN, Scituate.
Superintendent of Schools. - F. E. BRAGDON, North Scituate. Board of Health .- DR. WILLIAM P. GROVESTEIN, Chairman, Greenbush; GEORGE T. OTIS, Scituate; JOHN W. BURKE, Scituate.
Highway Surveyor. - ARCHIE L. MITCHELL, North Scituate. Park Commissioners .- LOUIS E. COLE, Chairman, Greenbush; JOHN F. DALBY, Egypt; WALTER C. GARDNER, Scituate. Constables .- JOHN F. TURNER, Egypt; CHARLES M. LITCH- FIELD, Egypt; WM. H. BROWN, Minot.
Police Officers. - MICHAEL E. STEWART, Chief, Scituate; JOHN F. TURNER, Egypt; WILLIAM F. KANE, Greenbush; JOSEPH DABUE, WM. FRANCIS MURPHY, FRANK RICE, CHARLES M. LITCHFIELD, Egypt; WILLIAM H. BROWN, Minot; JOHN E. CALLAHAN, Scituate; GEORGE FERGUSON, North Scituate; J. EDWARD GILLIS, Scituate; CHARLES B. JENSEN, Scituate; MATTHEW HOAR, Third Cliff; DAVID O'HERN, Sand Hills; LEON HATCH, Humarock; ALTON B. CURTIS, North Scituate; JOSEPH DWYER, Scituate.
Chief of Fire Department. -- ERNEST R. SEAVERNS, North Scituate.
District Engineers. - District No. 1, MAURICE O'HERN, Scituate; District No. 2, LOUIS E. COLE, Greenbush; District
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No. 3, ERNEST R. SEAVERNS, North Scituate; District No. 4, ALBERT F. TURNER, Minot; District No. 5, PHILIP L. SCHUYLER, Egypt.
Registrars of Voters. - WALTER J. STODDARD, Chairman, North Scituate; JETSON WADE, Clerk, Greenbush; WILLIAM STANLEY, Scituate; HARRY E. BATES, North Scituate.
Town Accountant .- BERTHA A. DAVENPORT, Scituate Centre. Tree Warden and Local Moth Superintendent. - WILLIAM F. FORD, North Scituate.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. - EUGENE H. LANE, North Scituate.
Forest Fire Warden. - ERNEST R. SEAVERNS, North Scituate. Advisory Board. - WALTER HAYNES, Chairman, Scituate;
SAMUEL A. AGNEW, North Scituate; WILLIAM O. CLAPP, North Scituate; HAROLD W. POLAND, North Scituate; J. EDWARD HARNEY, Scituate; WILLIAM W. WADE, Egypt; ROGER S. DIX, Greenbush; DONALD S. PITKIN, Scituate Centre; WILLIAM E. SUPPLE, Scituate.
Surveyors of Lumber, Measurers of Wood and Bark. - ANSEL F. SERVAN, Scituate; GEORGE S. BAILEY, Egypt.
Fence Viewers .- CHARLES N. TURNER, Greenbush; THOMAS O. JENKINS, Greenbush; W. IRVING LINCOLN, North Scituate.
Field Drivers .- Constables.
Pound Keeper .- CHARLES G. EVERETT, Scituate Centre.
Inspector of Animals. - ROBERT J. LITCHFIELD, North Scituate.
Inspector of Plumbing. - PHILIP S. BAILEY, North Scituate; Associate, WILLIAM H. HARNEY, Scituate.
Inspector of Meat .- J. FRANCIS BRESNAHAN, North Scituate. Inspector of Milk .- GEORGE T. OTIS, Scituate.
Public Weighers. - MR. ELLIS B. DAMON, Greenbush; HERBERT E. WEBB, Greenbush; J. SANFORD FITTS, Green- bush; RUSSELL FISH, Egypt; JOHN A. RUSSELL, Green- bush; CHARLES O. CHASE, Egypt; ANDREW FILLMORE. Scituate; NELSON EWELL, Scituate; ANSEL F. SERVAN. Scituate: JAMES FINNIE, Scituate.
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of Scituate:
In presenting this year's report for your considera- tion, we feel gratified at the financial condition of our Town to-day. The result has been obtained by the co- operation of the heads of the several departments that "have worked solely for the Town's interest, analysis of which will be found in the accountant's report.
The auditor's report you will find interesting and we think will satisfy the layman that no mistake was made by the installation of the State Accounting system, an accurate check-up on each department is made, and over-drafts are a thing of the past.
The Selectmen were appointed and have served on several committies, one of the most important at this time we think is Road Committee. The rapid strides in securing better roads at no greater expense than under the old system, and with the work mapped out a year in advance, we feel certain more has been accomplished than under the old "hit and miss" method.
Several complaints have been made during the year about our guide boards and we think steps should be taken to enlighten the travelling public as requested by G. L. Chap. 85-sec. 1. In conformity with the law the boundary lines between the Town of Scituate and the Towns of Marshfield, Norwell and Cohasset were per- ambulated this year, bounds and street marks were found in good order, except one in the Gulf stream and arrange- ments have been made for its correction. Signs designat- ing the Town lines between Scituate and Cohasset were erected by the Town of Cohasset, Scituate bearing one- half of the expense.
The increase in Auto traffic has presented many difficult problems and one of the most important is side- walks and we think the time is now here that some steps be made to safeguard our pedestrians and our sadly
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neglected sidewalks will have to be made passable. They should be of a permanent construction and the surface such as to encourage the using of it in preference to the street; there should be a curbing along its edge and the- street could be built of full width with proper gutters next to curb. Clear away the bushes, etc., and build. sidewalks to the wall or party line. We would suggest a. committee similar to the Road Committee be appointed, and a certain sum of money be appropriated each year and sections of sidewalks be built if abutters are will- ing to contribute his section given preference.
The traffic and parking problems of Front Street is still unsolved, complaints have been made to this office, by both customers and merchants of that section of being unable to transact business on account of congestion that. prevails during the summer months. Other parties are unable to get in and out of their garages because the entrance to them has been blocked by the parking of cars. As the traffic is increasing greatly every year, some steps must be taken to meet this demand. The at- traction of shore line and water front is responsible for- our enormous growth the last few years, and the plan submitted to the Town Meeting held Nov. 28th we are confident would have relieved the situation as far as: traffic and parking are concerned for the next twenty -. five years; and the changing of the unsightly and un -. sanitary conditions that now exist to an attractive water front would be a valuable asset to the Town and the. expense of such improvements would be met to a great. extent by the increase in value of adjacent property. It- works out very satisfactorily in other towns and we see no. reason why it shouldn't do the same here.
The question of a new Town Hall has been put from: time to time, and it may be some years hence before we will be able to erect one, but in regard to Town offices: it is imperative that something should be done now. A committee could be appointed to have plans prepared for
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a building that would meet the requirements of the Town, having a section for the Town offices built first and the rest of the building at some future time. The detailed reports of the several departments follow, also the re- ports of several committees.
Respectfully Submitted. ERNEST R. SEAVERNS, HERBERT G. SUMMERS, NATHANIEL TILDEN, Selectmen of Scituate.
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REPORT OF AN AUDIT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE TOWN OF SCITUATE
FROM JANUARY I TO DECEMBER 31, 1924
Made in accordance with the Provisions of Section 35, Chapter 44, General Laws
February 4, 1926.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Mr. Ernest R. Seaverns, Chairman,
Scituate, Massachusetts.
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my report of an audit of the ac- counts of the town of Scituate for the period from Jan- uary 1 to December 31, 1925, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws. This report is in the form of a report sent to me by Mr. Edward H. Fenton, Chief Examiner of this Division.
Very truly yours,
THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts.
Mr. Theodore N. Waddell,
Director of Accounts,
Department of Corporations and Taxation, State House, Boston.
Sir :
As directed by you, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Scituate for the period from January 1 to December 31, 1925, and submit the following report thereon :
The financial transactions of the town, as recorded on the books of the several departments receiving money for the town or committing bills for collection, were ex- amined and checked for the period covered by the audit.
The treasurer's cash book was added, analyzed, and
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State Auditor's Report
checked with the records in the several departments col- lecting money for the town and with other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury. The dis- bursements were compared with the warrants authoriz- ing them.
The cash on hand January 19, 1926, was verified and the bank balance was reconciled with a statement of the Rockland Trust Company.
Appended to this report are tables showing a recon- ciliation of the treasurer's cash.
The accounts of the collector of taxes were examined and checked in detail. The commitment books were. footed and reconciled, the recorded collections were checked with the payments to the treasurer as shown by the treasurer's books, and the abatements were checked. to the records of the assessors, being found to be correct.
The outstanding tax accounts were listed and proved, being further verified by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books: as owing money to the town. Among the replies re- ceived, are two, which are now being investigated, claim- ing payment of 1923 and 1924 taxes, respectively. With these exceptions, I am satisfied that the accounts, as list- ed, are correct.
The cash in the hands of the collector was verified by an actual count.
Appended to this report are tables showing a recon- ciliation of the collector's cash and summaries of the tax accounts.
The appropriation accounts kept by the town ac- countant were checked with the town clerk's records of appropriations and transfers as voted by the town, and. the recorded charges against them were checked with the records of payments by the town treasurer. The transfers from the reserve account were checked with the records of the advisory committee, and the vouchers on file were examined.
The town clerk's records of licenses issued for dogs
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and for hunting and fishing were examined, and pay- ments to the state and county treasurers were verified.
The records of licenses and permits issued by the selectmen and the board of health were examined, and the receipts were compared with the payments to the treasurer as shown by the treasurer's cash book.
The accounts of the sealer of weights and measures, and also the records of receipts of the school department, were examined, and the receipts were compared with the payments to the treasurer.
The surety bonds given by the treasurer and the col- lector for the faithful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form. A receipted voucher for the premium on the town clerk's bond was on file, but no bond has been issued. I would, therefore, recommend that a bond be furnished and kept on file.
The savings bank books in the custody of the select -. men and overseers of the poor, representing the invest- ment of the various trust funds, were examined and found to be correct.
Tables, showing the condition of the several funds, together with a balance sheet showing the financial con- dition of the town as of December 31, 1925, are appended to this report.
It was noted that the selectmen have followed many of the recommendations made in reports of previous audits; the work of the collector's department shows im- provement; and the town accountant, with the co-opera- tion of the heads of the various departments, has kept the accounts in a careful and accurate manner.
For the co-operation received and the courtesies ex- tended by the several town officials while engaged in the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assistants and myself, to express appreciation.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD H. FENTON,
Chief Examiner.
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Treasurer's Accounts
RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH
Balance per cash book Jan-
uary 1, 1925 $14,209 01
Receipts
603,217 38
$617,426 39
Payments
$574,207 16
Balance per cash book December 31, 1925 43,219 23
$617,426 39
Balance January 1, 1926. . .. $43,219 23
Receipts January 1 to
19,
1926
12,144 46
$55,363 69
Payments January 1 to 19,
1926 $17,537 45
Balance per cash book Janu-
ary 19, 1926. 37,826 24
$55,363 69
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Bank balance January 19,
1926 $37,826 24
Checks outstanding, per list.
3,224 26
$41,050 50
Rockland
Trust Company :
Balance January 19, 1926, per statement .. $41,050 50
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Tax Accounts
RECONCILIATION OF COLLECTOR'S CASH
Collector's cash book balances January 19, 1926 :
Taxes 1924.
$1,126 30
Taxes 1925. 2,606 25
Moth assessments
1924 74 80
Moth assessments 1925
28 75
Interest on taxes
1924
115 85
Interest on taxes
1925 43 07
Petty cash allowance
Sale of stamps, etc ..
Cash on hand Janu- ary 19, 1926 veri- fied
$4,028 81
Taxes-1920
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$161 38
Payments to Treasurer, 1925 $159 00
Abatements, 1925 2 38
$161 38
Taxes-1921
Outstanding January 1, 1925 $129 93 Payments to Treasurer, 1925 $14 60
Abatements, 1925 115 33
$129 93
$3,995 02 25 00 8 79
$4,028 81
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Tax Accounts
Taxes-1922
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$814 76
Payments to Treasurer. $623 20
Abatements 54 58
Tax titles taken for town .
5 80
Outstanding
December
31,
1925
131 18
$814 76
Outstanding January 1, 1926
$131 18
Outstanding January 19,
1926, per list. $131 18
Taxes-1923
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$22,064 27
Payments to Treasurer. $20,025 80
Abatements 992 66
Added to tax titles held by town 2 92
Transferred from surplus,
overpayment 1921 taxes. . 14 31
Outstanding December 31, 1925 1,028 58
$22,064 27
Outstanding January 1, 1926 Payments to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926 $765 96
$1,028 58
Outstanding January 19, 1926, per list. 262 62
$1,028 58
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Tax Accounts
Taxes-1924
Outstanding January 1, 1925 $78,933 87
Paid and abated, refunded. . 139 72
$79,073 59
Payments to Treasurer.
$64,592 96
Transferred from surplus,
overpayment 1921 taxes .. . 3 28 Added to tax titles held by towns 2 80
Abatements
885 78
Outstanding December 31, 1925
13,588 77
$79,073 59
$13,588 77
Outstanding January 1, 1926 Payments to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926.
$1,185 87
Outstanding January 19, 1926, per list.
11,276 60
Cash in hands of Collector
January 19, 1926, verified .
1,126 30
$13,588 77
Poll Taxes-1924
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$38 00
Payments to Treasurer 1925 $4 00
Abatements 1925 34 00
$38 00
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Tax Accounts
Taxes-1925
Commitment per warrant ... $301,467 54
Additional commitment. .
25 16
Paid and abated, refunded ... 8 16
$301,500 86
Payments to Treasurer $220,800 43
Abatements
827 28
Outstanding December 31, 1925 79,873 15
$301,500 86
Outstanding January 1, 1926
$79,873 15
Payment to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926.
$8,464 25
Abatements
9 79
Outstanding January
19,
1926, per list.
68,792 86
Cash in hands of Collector
January 19, 1926, verified . 2,606 25
$79,873 15
Poll Taxes-1925
Commitment per warrant.
.
$2,012 00
Additional commitment. 20 00
$2,032 00
Payments to Treasurer
$1,914 00
Outstanding
December
31,
1925
118 00
$2,032 00
Outstanding January 1, 1926
$118 00
Outstanding January 19, 1926, per list. $118 00
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Tax Accounts
Moth Assessments-1923
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$531 25
Payments to Treasurer $510 25
Abatements
3 50
Outstanding December 31,
1925
17 50
$531 25.
Outstanding January 1, 1926
$17 50
Payments to Treasurer Janu-
ary 1 to 19, 1926. $17 50
Moth Assessments-1924
Outstanding January 1, 1925
$564 50
Payments to Treasurer ..... $465 95
Outstanding December 31, 1925 98 55
$564 50
Outstanding January 1, 1926
$98 55,
Payments to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926. . $12 00
Outstanding January 19,
1926, per list. . 11 75
Cash in hands of collector January 19, 1926, verified . 74 80
$98 55.
Moth Assessments-1925
Commitment per warrant ... $2,014 60
Payments to Treasurer. . Outstanding December 31, 1925
$1,419 85
594 75
$2,014 60
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Tax Accounts
$594 75
Outstanding January 1, 1926
Payments to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926. $32 90
Outstanding January 19, 1926, per list. 533 10
Cash in hands of Collector January 19, 1926, verified . 28 75
$594 75
INTEREST ON TAXES
Interest collected 1925, per collector's cash book :
Taxes 1920
$40 15
Taxes 1921
2 85
Taxes 1922
80 00
Taxes 1923
2,231 37
Taxes 1924
2,544 06
Taxes 1925
159 42
Overpayment interest on
taxes 1921, previous years
.76
$5,058 61
Payments to Treasurer 1925 $5,057 85
Transferred from surplus ... .76
$5,058 61
Interest collected January 1 to 19, 1926 :
Taxes 1923
$116 42
Taxes 1924
209 60
Taxes 1925
160 58
$486 60
Payments to Treasurer Janu- ary 1 to 19, 1926. $327 68
Cash on hand January 19, 1926, verified :
Taxes 1924
115 85
Taxes 1925
43 07
$486 60
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Licenses and Permits
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Issued by Selectmen :
Local venders'. $16 00
Agents', 1 at $10.00. 10 00
Carriage and jitney, 9 at $1.00 9 00
Clam, 26 at $2.00
52 00
Common victualers', 22 at $1.00
22 00
Dance hall and amuse-
ment, 5 at $5.00 .. 25 00
Dynamite, 1 at $1.00. 1 00
Gasoline, 4 at $1.00.
4 00
Hawkers' and peddlers', 14 at $5.00. 70 00
Junk, 3 at $10.00. 30 00
Sunday, 44 at $1.00. 44 00
Inn holders' 4 at $1.00. 4 00
Auctioneers', 2 at $2.00. . . 4 00
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$291 00
Issued by State
32 00
$323 00
Payments to Treasurer
$308 00
Outstanding December 31,
1925
15 00
$323 00
DOG LICENSES
Issued 1925:
Males and spayed females, 201 at $2.00
$402 00
Females, 67 at $5.00 335 00
Breeders, 2 at $50.00. 100 00 - $837 00
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Sealer of Weights and Measures
Payments to county treasurer, per receipts on file . $783 00 Fees retained by town clerk, 270 at 20c. 54 00
$837 00
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES
Issued January 1 to 26, 1926 :
Resident citizens' sporting 32 at $2.25. $72 00
Resident citizens' trapping,
1 at $2.25. 2 25
Resident citizens' lobster. 1 at $1.00 1 00
$75 25
Fees retained by Town Clerk :
33 at 25c. $8 25
1 at 15c. .15
$8 40
Due Department of Conser-
vation, January 26, 1926. . 66 85
$75 25
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Due from Sealer January 1, 1925
$1 95
Outstanding January 1, 1925 4 45
Fees received 1925 83 73
$90 13
Payments to Town Treasurer
$82 26
Outstanding December 31,
1925
4 80
Due from Sealer December 31, 1925 3 07
$90 13
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Trust Funds
BOARD OF HEALTH Licenses and Permits
Issued 1925:
Milk and oleomargarine,
39 at 50c.
$19 50
Water, 1 at $1.00. .
1 00
Alcohol, 8 at $1.00
8 00
$28 50
Payments to Treasurer ..
$27 00
Cash on hand December 31, 1 1925, verified
1 50
$28 50
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Receipts 1925 :
Tuition
$11 00
Household arts.
19 59
Sale of hat rack.
25 00
Telephone tolls.
1 05
Sales, miscellaneous
2 25
$58 89
Payments to Treasurer 1925
$58 89
ELIZA JENKINS FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$3,020 80
$3,020 80
On hand at end of year 1925.
$3,020 80
$3,020 80
On hand January 19, 1926. .
$3,020 80
$3,020 80
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Trust Funds
1925
Receipts
Payments
Income $138 40
To beneficiaries .. $138 40
Total $138 40
Total . $138 40
January 1 to 19, 1926
Income
$22 95 To beneficiaries, . $22 95
Total $22 95
Total $22 95
LUCY THOMAS FUND
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$1,000 00 $1,000 00
On hand at end of year 1925
$1,000 00 $1,000 00
On hand January 16, 1926. .
$1,000 00 $1,000 00
1925
Receipts
Payments
Income
$47 50
To beneficiaries .. $47 50
Total
$47 50
Total
$47 50
SARAH J. WHEELER FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$988 22
$988 22
On hand at end of year 1925.
$988 22
$988 22
On hand January 19, 1926 ..
$988 22
$988 22
1925
Receipts
Income
$45 68
Total $45 68
Payments To beneficiaries .. $45 68 Total $45 68
January 1 to 19, 1926
Income
$11 25
To beneficiaries .. $11 25
Total $11 25
Total
$11 25
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
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Trust Funds
HANNAH DEAN MILLER FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$1,952 63
$1,952 63
On hand at end of year 1925. $1,952 63 $1,952 63
On hand January 19, 1926. . $1,952 63
$1,952 63
1925
Receipts
Payments
Income
$87 84
To beneficiaries .. $87 84
Total $87 84
Total $87 84
January 1 to 19, 1926
Income
$43 92
To beneficiaries .. $43 92
Total $43 92
Total $43 92.
CORNELIA ALLEN FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
$5,086 68 $5,086 68
$5,086 68 $5,086 68
$5,086 68 $5,086 68
1925
Receipts
Income
$236 59
Total $236 59
Payments
To beneficiaries .. $236 59 Total $236 59
GEORGE O. ALLEN FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$524 71
$524 71
On hand at end of year 1925.
$524 71
$524 71
On hand January 19, 1926. .
$524 71
$524 71
On hand at beginning of year 1925
On hand at end of year 1925.
On hand January 19, 1926. .
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Trust Funds
1925
Receipts
Payments
Income $23 58
To beneficiaries .. $23 58
Total
$23 58
Total
$23 58
January 1 to 19, 1926
Income
$11 79
To beneficiaries .. $11 79
Total
$11 79
Total $11 79
CLARA T. BATES FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
$483 77
$483 77
On hand at end of year 1925.
$505 76 $505 76
On hand January 19, 1926. . $505 76
$505 76
1925
Receipts
Income $21 99
Payments Deposited in sav-
ings bank
$21 99
Total
$21 99
Total $21 99
EVERETT TORREY FUND
Savings Bank Deposits
Total
On hand at beginning of year 1925
On hand at end of year 1925
$391 50
$391 50
On hand January 19, 1926. .
$391 50
$391 50
1925
Receipts
Payments
Income $17 93
Total $17 93
$373 57
$373 57
Deposited in Sav
ings bank
$17 93
Total
$17 93
25
Balance Sheet
BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1925 GENERAL ACCOUNTS Assets
Cash :
In bank and office
$43,219 23
Collector's petty cash
25 00
Accounts Receivable :
Taxes :
Levy of 1922
$131 18
Levy of 1923
1,028 58
Levy of 1924.
13,588 77
Levy of 1925 :
Polls
$118 00
Property
79,873 15
79,991 15
94,739 68
Special Assessments :
Moth 1923
$17 50
Moth 1924
98 55
Moth 1925
594 75
710 80
Tax Titles
18 46
Departmental :
From State :
Mothers' Aid
$658 00
State Aid
718 00
· Public Property Rentals . .
120 00
Police
88 65
Forest Fires
131 75
Shore Protection
213 60
Health
1,728 39
Front Street Drain
18 63
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