City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1952-1953, Part 2

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1952
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 266


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68.74


Truck repairs and supplies


21.25


Barber


96.00


Pest control


33.32


Express


6.20


Travel and transportation


8.75


Insurance


91.05


3,313.33


$63,335.65


Disability Assistance


City Account :


Cash payments


$8,193.58


Federal account :


Administration :


Salaries


156.08


Travel and transportation


7.41


Other expenses:


Cash payments


2,232.65


Aid to Dependent Children


City Account : Cash payments


$37,367.97


Federal account :


Administration :


Salaries


1,488.34


Travel expense


12.15


1,500.49


Other expenses: Cash payments


28,661.03


$67,529.49


163.49


$10,589.72


21


City Auditor


Old Age Assistance


ty Account :


Administration :


Salaries


$6,002.57


Stationery and postage


415.97


Telephone


46.38


Transportation and travel


6.10


Servicing office equipment and repairs


79.72


All other


14.20


6,564.94


Assistance :


Cash payments


240,387.18


Cities and towns


4,525.23


244,912.41


Federal Account :


Administration :


Salaries


4,443.43


Stationery and postage


671.93


Telephone


50.40


Transportation and travel


22.75


Servicing office equipment


60.20


Enlarging office


246.47


Assistance :


Cash grants


192,451.78


$449,424.31


Worcester Memorial Hospital


Donation by City


$1,200.00


SOLDIERS BENEFITS


Administration :


Salary of Director


$3,012.00


Salary of Clerk


2,064.68


Other expenses :


Telephone


147.78


Office supplies


136.08


Services of physicians


1,075.00


Cash aid


14,624.16


Fuel


665.16


Groceries and provisions


2,658.75


Medicinal supplies


1,251.14


Shoes and clothing


4.45


Hospitalization


1,405.40


Glasses


33.50


Hearing aid supplies


41.60


Board and rent


262.00


Travel and transportation


4.00


Burial allowance


114.50


Burial agent clerk


2.00


Relief other cities and towns


42.00


Repairs typewriter


29.50


All other


10.00


22,507.02


$27,583.70


5,495.18


5,076.68


22


City Auditor EDUCATION


Salaries:


Salary of Superintendent


$6,140.00


Clerk in Superintendent's office


2,700.00


Clerk in Principal's office


2,150.00


Vocational School clerk


2,057.93


Truant officer


2,500.00


Truant officer, extra services


56.00


High School teachers


94,561.90


Elementary School teachers


157,857.71


Vocational School teachers


9,411.78


Physical Education & Athletic Salaries


12,477.98


High School Janitors


10,226.33


Elementary School Janitors


16,928.00


Cafeteria salaries


1,317.20


318.,384.83


Administration :


Printing, stationery and postage


and office expense


1,252.52


Telephones


1,079.08


Travel allowance, superintendent


180.00


Travel allowance, teachers


600.00


Text books and supplies :


High :


Books


3,340.87


Supplies


4,570.81


Elementary :


Books


3,703.77


Supplies


3,798.17


Health


158.50


Vocational :


Office supplies


111.18


Tools, hardware and supplies


2,224.13


Building supplies and repairs


1,267.73


Books


3.76


Travel expense


90.09


All other


3.52


Transportation:


Elementary


5,201.00


Household Arts:


Cooking and sewing supplies and repairs


162.95


Laundry


7.09


Building supplies and repairs


162.38


All other


6.12


Light :


High


2,738.82


Elementary


2,900.69


Vocational


692.04


Household Arts


132.02


Fuel :


High


3,388.74


Elementary


6,530.64


Vocational


884.06


Household Arts


147.32


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds : High:


Repairs


4,426.06


Janitor's supplies


1,493.81


Elementary:


Repairs


7,649.76


Janitor's supplies


1,125.24


Insurance


504.59


Tuition :


Trade Schools


973.50


Transportation


112.00


23


U


City Auditor


Snow Removal


Athletic Plant maintenance


Supervision other expenses


63,531.48


Physical Education and Athletic other expenses:


Insurance


205.50


Athletic equipment and supplies


1,654.03


Payrolls Transportation


349.25


2,423.78


Part time Apprenticeship Program: Tuition


195.15


Davenport School new toilets


8,150.00


Painting High School


3,000.00


Painting Stadium Seats


500.00


Repairs to Masonry, High School


60.00


Special Police Officer for School Traffic, High and Ashland Streets


93.00


Repair steps to Lower Field


600.00


Calculator for Commercial Department


535.00


Mimeograph for Commercial Department


316.00


Uniforms, band and orchestra instruments


1,496.70


Boys' Locker Room, High School: Equipment


888.90


Curtis School Toilets


8,081.28


New Equipment, Machine Shop


1,911.35


New Equipment, Carpentry Shop


494.95


Activate vacant class room and assembly hall


in Currier School:


Carpenter


38.40


Furniture and furnishings


1,367.48


Express


9.69


Summer Remedial Reading Program:


Books and publications


95.30


Postage


4.00


Screening summer pupils


50.00


149.30


State Aided Vocational School George-Barden Fund


Salaries


$674.16


High School Cafeteria


Payrolls


$3,943.55


Food


21,829.44


Equipment and repairs


205.90


Express


112.59


Insurance


128.53


Office supplies, printing and advertising


43.60


$26,263.61


School Lunch Program


Milk


$2,979.06


24


1,415.57


$412,227.29


46.80 461.72 1,400.00


215.00


City Auditor


Newburyport High School Athletic Association


Payrolls


Repairs and equipment


1,594.44


Services of physicians, dentists and hospitals


1,406.60


. Drugs


Guarantees


169.58


Transportation


11.00


Field maintenance


76.69


Food for concessions


412.43


Labor, concession stand


38.90


Gas and oil


11.10


Change for games


49.55


$10,864.70


Summer Playgrounds


Salaries:


Director


$360.00 1,390.00


1,750.00


Other expenses:


Bus hire


42.00


Nature classes


200.00


Prizes and equipment


457.75


699.75


$2,449.75


LIBRARIES


Salaries and Wages:


Librarian


¥3,264.00


Assistants


17,470.85


Janitor


2,420.00


23,154.85


Library Substitutes


478.80


Other expenses:


Books and periodicals


809.50


Binding


134.94


Fuel


905.59


Light


1,196.05


Building supplies and repairs


3,705.00


Rent Belleville Parish House, including heat, light, etc.


125.00


Office supplies, printing and advertising


411.27


Association dues


13.50


Travel expense


39.10


Typewriter


95.00


Telephone


207.33


Boiler insurance


100.72


All other


7.00


South End Reading Room:


Lighting


17.84


Fuel


153.00


Building supplies and repairs


125.67


Water


10.00


306.51


$31,690.16


Insurance


983.38


Office supplies, printing and advertising


283.66


Electricity


400.00


All other


$2,111.06 2,240.30


Cleaning equipment


229.78


846.23


Instructors


7,750.00


25


City Auditor


RECREATIONS


City Parks :


Labor


$3,639.60 625.34


Supplies, equipment and repairs


95.00


Loam and gravel All other


9.56


Michael Cashman Park:


Labor


1,257.72


Materials and supplies


1,111.76


Atkinson Comrion :


Caretaker


2,000.00


Moseley Woods :


1,485.00


Supplies, equipment and repairs


466.98


Cutting down tree


25.00


All other


11.48


Edward G. Perkins Playgrounds:


Labor


427.60


Bartlett Mall :


Labor


250.00


Goodwin's Landing:


11.82


Labor


88.00


Equipment hire


64.00


163.82


Bartlett Mall, Winter Program:


Lighting


12.00


Park and Tree Department Headquarters:


Lighting


12.77


Fuel


254.98


Telephone


105.08


Building supplies and repairs


49.02


Boiler insurance


65.73


Office supplies


6.56


UNCLASSIFIED


World War #2 Honor Roll :


Lighting


$24.03


Repairs and supplies


56.36


80.39


Fourth of July Celebration:


Fireworks.


947.20


Payroll


52.80


1,000.00


Other City Properties:


Comfort Station Plum Island, supplies & repairs


207.21


Comfort Station Plum Island, lighting


13.17


Comfort Station, Plum Island, Caretaker


194.00


Care of Soldiers Graves


500.00


Workmen's Compensation


560.85


Insurance on City Buildings


3,888.03


City Clocks


200.00


Federal Withholding Tax


76,685.36


Damages to persons and property, and Claims


2,952.40


Memorial Day G.A.R.


398.20


Memorial Day Exercises


300.00


Amvets


88.23


Veterans Foreign Wars


100.00


American Legion


100.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75.00


26


4,369.50


2,369.48


Caretaker


1,988.46


Supplies


494.14


220.38


City Auditor


Spanish War Veterans


Christmas Decorations (flood light)


22.00


Target Hire for Massachusetts National Guard Jewish War Veterans Disabled American Veterans


99.64


100.00


Jimmy Day Celebration


375.00


Parking Meters Maintenance and Operation


Labor maintaining


$787.50


Collecting meter money


400.82


Supplies, equipment and repairs


1,151.05


Painting curbings


50.00


Policing


136.00


Printing


19.80


Express


10.29


$2,555.46


Municipal Retirement


Payments to Treasurer of Retirement System: Administration


$2,000.00 14,000.00


Pension Accumulation Fund


$16,000.00


Civilian Defense


Salary of Director


$2,352.86


Salary of Clerk


1,786.08


Office supplies and printing


321.99


Telephone


108.26


Travel expense


310.10


Lighting


85.61


Medical and health


90.75


Rescue and transportation


345.64


Communications


553.37


Police


403.84


Control center, supplies and labor


462.42


All other


33.15


$6,854.07


CLAM PLANT


Salaries:


Salary of Chemist


$3,398.57 17,777.14


$21,175.71


Other expenses:


Office supplies


106.30


Repairs and replacements Light and power


626.64


Fuel


186.14


Plant supplies


1,170.06


Telephone


68.85


Express


69.15


Insurance


30.00


Association dues


15.00


2,939.87


$24,115.58


Renovation of Clam Plant


Labor


$6,525.15


Architect


1,000.00


Roofer


400.00


Materials and supplies


10,892.16


Mason


472.00


Pipe


472.43


27


667.73


Salaries of Assistants


142.45


119.63


City Auditor


Electrician Equipment rental Floor Pump Overhead doors Express


219.48


413.03


1,745.00


884.39


284.20


9.06


$23,316.90


WATER


Administration:


Salary of Superintendent


$3,790.00


Registrar and Clerk


4,780.00


Superintendent Pumping Station


3,790.00


Office supplies


910.47


Association dues


10.00


Telephone service


545.73


Electric lighting


163.00


Bond®


25.00


Legal services


25.00


Publications


13.00


Insurance furniture and fixtures


171.00


All other


73.13


General:


Labor


12,512.71


Truck supplies and repairs


308.24


Taxes on real estate


128.52


Pipe and fittings


4,050.70


Meters and fittings


603.34


Gas and oil


508.69


Freight


23.25


Hydrants


706.50


Hardware, tools and supplies


497.78


Standpipe, supplies and repairs


49.01


Services physician


35.00


Pumping Station:


Engineers


15,974.70


Labor


12,228.98


Oil, waste and packing


4,634.63


Coal


17,815.61


Chlorine


693.00


Filter supplies


69.10


Use of auto


450.00


Boiler supplies


170.69


Electricity


109.06


Power


3,422.03


Hardware, tools and repairs


486.05


Building supplies and repairs


257.09


Pump supplies and repairs


466.92


Freight


12.34


Supplies and repairs auto


21.54


Diesel engine supplies and repairs


844.13


Gasoline


83.59


Compressor supplies


65.03


All other


6.65


Back filling and trenching


268.30


Truck insurance


246.05


Pension Accumulation Fund:


Payment to Treasurer of Retirement Board Indebtedness:


3,416.40


Payments on account of Indebtedness


12,000.00


Payments on account of Interest


1,545.00


$109,006.96


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City Auditor


CEMETERIES


Salaries: Salary of Superintendent


$1,500.00


Other expenses:


Labor


3,702.00


Supplies and repairs


234.22


20.00


Rent of driveway Water Plowing


15.00


24.00


3,995.22


Perpetual Care of Cemetery Lots


Labor


Income Perpetual Care of Lots


Labor


INTEREST


Revenue Loans


$2,490.21


Municipal Relief Loans


62.50


Highway Equipment Loan


112.50


High School Loans


675.00


School Repairs


540.00


Sewer Loans


326.25


Street and Sidewalk Loan


270.00


$4,476.46


INDEBTEDNESS


Revenue Loans


$500,000.00


High School Loans


15,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans


5,000.00


Sewer Loans


3,000.00


Street and Sidewalkwalk Loans


13,000.00


Highway Equipment Loan


6,000.00


School Repairs Loan


3,000.00


$545,000.00


REFUNDS AND REIMBURSEMENTS


1952 Poll Tax


$6.00


1952 Real Estate Tax


3,740.02


1951 Real Estate Tax


98.60


1950 Real Estate Tax


1.68


1952 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


1,316.10


1951 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


212.68


Reserve for Refund of 1951 Taxes: Personal


6,419.00


Real Estate


40,817.17


Water Department Refunds (Fixtures)


99.05


Estimated Receipts: Interest


.26


Demands


1.75


$52,712.31


Sewage Disposal Project


Engineering Services


AGENCY


County Tax


$38,448.45


State Audit Municipal Accounts


2,353.10


State Parks and Reservations


2,153.63


County Bridges Assessment


4,753.48


Water Assessment


5,000.00


State Examination Retirement System


1,228.51


Dog Licenses to County


1,592.00


$16,125.00


$55,529.17


29


$5,495.22


$374.28


$71.50


City Auditor


TRUST FUNDS


Atwood


(Cash Aid)


$184.00


Follansbee


(Fuel)


103.30


Toppan


(School Prize)


4.00


Davis


(Aged Ladies)


25.00


Andrews


(Library )


32.78


Bradbury


42.95


Bradstreet


E


14.08


Coffin


E


211.68


Colby


=


153.62


Cole


=


50.00


Currier


42.26


Cutter


106.86


N . D. Dodge


30.76


W. H.P.Dodge


69.45


Donnell


34.54


Foster


5.84


Frothingham


23.82


Futterman


4.62


Green


47.78


Haskell


37.06


Heal ey


29.79


Marquand


665.10.


Marston


105.17


E. S.Moseley


128.53


W.O.Moseley


349.96


Moulton


48.22


Parton


60.10


Pathe


32.16


Pettingell


43.79


Plumer


2.50


Sawyer


197.50


Spring


514.16


Stone


132.53


Sweetser


149.98


Stickney


379.28


Todd


309.85


Wiggin


21.49


Williams


30.32


Wightman


188.90


$4,613.73


NON-REVENUE Water Mains Construction and Gravel Packed Well State Inspection


$157.39


School Repairs


Electrician


$1,838.00 273.31


$2,111.31


INCOME TRUST FUNDS


Balch Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$125.00 250.00


From trustees of trust funds


375.00


Tranferred to Bartlett Mall


250.00


Balance December 31, 1952


$125.00


=


M


M


Shades


Dr.


30


City Auditor Bromfield Fund Cr.


From trustees of trust funds


$379.31


Dr.


Transferred to Tree Department, other expenses


189.66


Transferred to Sidewalks and Edgestones 189.65


$379.31


A. Gertrude Cutter Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$45.00


From trustees of trust funds


1,425.05


Transferred to City Parks


369.50


Transferred to Michael Cashman Park


369.48


738.98


Balance December 31, 1952


$731.07


A. M. Gorwaiz Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$5.02


From trustees of trust funds


3.02


Balance December 31, 1952


$8.04


Charles H. Knight Fund Cr.


$20.22


From trustees of trust funds Balance December 31, 1952


$32.31


M. H. Simpson Fund Cr.


$209.00


From trustees of trust funds


819.91


Transferred to Street Sprinkling


477.00


Balance December 31, 1952


$551.91


Margaret Atwood Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$229.86


From trustees of trust funds


331.23


Dr.


184.00


Balance December 31, 1952


$377.09


Annie D. Davis Fund


Cr.


From trustees of trust funds


$25.00


Dr.


$25.00


Newburyport Society for Relief of Aged Women Timothy D. Dexter Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$219.50


From trustees of trust funds


64.60


Balance December 31, 1952


$284.10


Balance January 1, 1952


12.09


Balance January 1, 1952


1,028.91


Dr.


561.09


Payments to beneficiaries


1,470.05


Dr.


31


City Auditor L. M. Follansbee Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$214.46 111.45


Dr.


Payments to beneficiaries


103.30


Balance December 31, 1952


$222.61


Putnam Fund


$750.73


Balance December 31, 1952


$750.73


Moses Brown Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$828.27 427.26


From trustees of trust funds


Balance December 31, 1952


$1,255.53


Paul A. Merrill Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$133.50


From trustees of trust funds


25.00


Balance December 31, 1952


$158.50


R. N. Toppan Fund Cr.


$145.38


From trustees of trust funds


7.50


School Department (Prizes)


4.00


Balance December 31, 1952


$148.88


LIBRARY TRUST FUNDS


Emma L.Andrews Fund


Cr.


$25.86


From trustees of trust funds


25.00


Books


32.78


Balance December 31, 1952


$18.08


J. M. Bradbury Fund Cr.


$15.43


From trustees of trust funds


30.00


45.43


Dr.


Library supplies


40.98


Building supplies


1.97


42.95


Balance December 31, 1952


$2.48


Balance January 1, 1952


152.88


Balance January 1, 1952


50.86


Balance January 1, 1952


From trustees of trust funds


$325.91


Balance January 1, 1952


32


City Auditor Charles W. Bradstreet Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, -1952


From trustees of trust funds


$10.76 25.00


Dr.


14.08


Balance December 31, 1952


$21.68


Lucy G. B. Colby Fund Cr.


$83.46


From trustees of trust funds


21.00


From damages to books


94.17


Dr.


Books


153.62


Balance December 31, 1952


$45.01


W. O. Coffin Fund Cr.


$33.04


From trustees of trust funds


250.00


283.04


Dr.


211.68


Balance December 31, 1952


$71.36


Charlotte C. Cole Fund


Cr.


$50.00


Dr.


$50.00


John J. Currier Fund


Cr.


$31.35


From trustees of trust funds


25.00


56.35


Dr.


42.26


Balance December 31, 1952


$14.09


A. E. Cutter Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$58.48


From trustees of trust funds


100.00


Dr.


Binding


106.86


Balance December 31, 1952


$51.62


35.76


Library supplies


Balance January 1, 1952


198.63


Balance January 1, 1952


Books


From trustees of trust funds


Library Salaries


Balance January 1, 1952


Books


158.48


33


City Auditor


Nathan D. Dodge Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$12.13 30.60


Dr.


Books


30.76


Balance December 31, 1952


$11.97


W. H. P. Dodge Fund Cr.


$40.08


From trustees of trust funds


79.36


119.44


Dr.


Periodicals


3.60 65.85


69.45


Balance December 31, 1952


$49.99


Susan M. Donnell Fund


Cr.


$58.77


From trustees of trust funds


75.00


Dr.


34.54


Balance December 31, 1952


$99.23


Daniel Foster Fund


Cr.


$6.47


From trustees of trust funds


7.50


13.97


Books


5.84


Balance December 31, 1952


$8.13


J. A. Frothingham Fund Cr.


$12.95


From trustees of trust funds


25.00


37.95


Books


23.82


Balance December 31, 1952


$14.13


Harry Futterman Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$43.05


Recordings


4.62


Balance December 31, 1952


$38.43


Balance January 1, 1952


133.77


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


Dr.


Balance January 1, 1952


Dr.


Dr.


From trustees of trust funds


42.73


Balance January 1, 1952


Books


34


City Auditor S. A. Green Fund Dr.


Balance January 1, 1952


From trustees of trust funds


$15.39 60.00


Cr.


Books


47.78


Balance December 31, 1952


$27.61


George Haskell Fund


Cr.


$16.41


From trustees of trust funds


32.16


48.57


Dr.


37.06


Balance December 31, 1952


$11.51


Dr. T. R. Healey Fund


Cr.


$11.73


From trustees of trust funds


25.00


Dr


29.79


Balance December 31, 1952


$ 6.94


S. W. Marston Fund


Cr.


From January 1, 1952


$48.57


From trustees of trust funds


125.00


Dr.


Periodicals


5.50 99.67


105.17


Balance December 31, 1952


$68.40


E. S. Moseley Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$85.03


From trustees of trust funds


198.40


283.43


Dr.


124.56


Books


3.97


128.53


Balance December 31, 1952


$154.90


W. O. Moseley Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$166.53


From trustees of trust funds


286.40


Building supplies


11.54


Library supplies


51.59


Newspapers Books


281.63


349.96


Balance December 31, 1952


$102.97


Balance January 1, 1952


36.73


Books


173.57


Books


Library supplies


Dr


452.93


5.20


75.39


Balance January 1, 1952


Books


35


City Auditor


Alice C. Moulton Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952 From trustees of trust funds


$29.74 55.74


Dr.


Periodicals


2.50 45.72


Books


48.22


Balance December 31, 1952


$37.26


Paul A. Pathe Fund


Cr.


$12.16


From trustees of trust funds


23.58


Dr.


32.16


Balance December 31, 1952


$3.58


Ethel Parton Fund


Cr.


$16.94


From trustees of Trust Funds


63.00


Donation


2.00


Dr.


60.10


Balance December 31, 1952


$21.84


George B. Pettingell Fund


Cr.


$16.56


From trustees of trust funds


60.34


76.90


Dr.


30.16


Books


43.72


73.95


Balance December 31, 1952


$2.95


Plumer Fund


Cr.


$19.58


Balance January 1, 1952 Sale of junk


8.00


$27.58


Dr.


2.50


Balance December 31, 1952


$25.08


M. P. Sawyer Fund


Cr.


$69.44


Balance January 1, 1952 From trustees of trust funds


162.50


Books Periodicals


192.50 5.00


197.50


Balance December 31, 1952


$32.44


Balance January 1, 1952


35.74


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


81.94


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


Transfer to South End Reading Room


Books


231.94


Dr.


85.48


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City Auditor


South End Reading Room Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$156.58 281.32


From trustees of trust funds


Transfer from George B. Pettingell Fund


30.16


Dr.


306.51


Supplies and repairs, South End Reading Room Balance December 31, 1952


$161.55


J. R. Spring Fund Cr.


$152.82


From trustees of trust funds


550.00


702.82


Dr.


514.16


Balance December 31, 1952


$188.66


E. H. Stickney Fund Cr.


$204.41


From trustees of trust funds


365.72


Dr.


379.28


Balance December 31, 1952


$190.85


Eben Stone Fund Cr.


$39.01


From trustees of trust funds


139.12


Dr


132.53


Balance December 31, 1952


$45.60


Benjamin G. Sweetser Fund Cr.


$124.66


From trustees of trust funds


125.00


Replacement


1.67


Dr.


149.98


Balance December 31, 1952


$101.35


William G. Todd Fund


Cr.


$.99


From trustees of trust funds


432.92


Books


249.85 60.00


309.85


Balance December 31, 1952


$124.06


A. Williams Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$1.05


From trustees of trust funds


30.00


31.05


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


570.13


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


178.13


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


251.33


Books


Balance January 1, 1952


433.91


Dr.


Periodicals


468.06


Balance January 1, 1952


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City Auditor


Dr.


Books


Balance December 31, 1952


Wiggin Fund Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952 Donations


49.26


Dr.


21.49


Balance December 31, 1952


$29.96


Wightman Fund


Cr.


Balance January 1, 1952


$78.97


From trustees of trust funds


221.84


300.81


Periodicals


$21.75


Books


155.75


Supplies


11.40


188.90


Balance December 31, 1952


$111.91


Year 1952


Annual Report of the Trustees of the Building Fund of the Newburyport Public Library


Income and Expenditures Cash Account


December 31, 1951 Balance on hand Institution for Savings


$700.00


Merchants National Bank


60.46


$760.46


Income


Institution for Savings, April and October dividends, 1952


314.34


$1074.80


Payments


1952


Jan. 21 S. F. Hart, repairs on windows & pillars


$76.80


25 L. D. Webb, construction & repairs,


pillars 279.88


Total payment s 356.68


Balance of Income


1952


Dec. 31 Institution for Savings


$714.34


Merchants National Bank


3.78


$718.12


Principal of Fund


Deposit in Institution for Savings, Book 21990


$10000.00


William Balch


Treasurer of Building Fund


38


30.32 $.73


$2.19


51.45


Books


Dr


$718.12


City Auditor


NEWBURY PORT PUBLIC LIBRARY Peabody Fund


Receipts:


Balance, Nov. 30, 1951


$223.43 450.00


Dividends, April and October


$673.43


Expenditures : Books Postage


419.07


.66


419.73


Balance on hand November 30, 1952


253.70


Respectfully, Laurence Hayward Treasurer, Peabody Fund


WILLIAM WHEELWRIGHT SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Investment of Fund, October 30, 1952


Bonds


Stocks


Real Estate Trusts


Cash


21,033.14 1.00


Statement of Receipts and Payment s Receipts


Cash on hand October 30, 1951


$22,856.44 26,065.06


Securities sold and matured


30,830.13


Income Refunds


48.17


Payments


Student account


$12,313.50


Securities purchased


42,519.30


Administrative expense


3,556.65


Accrued interest


77.21


Withholding tax


300.00


Cash on hand October 30, 1952


Moses Atkinson School Fund Cash Savings Deposits


Securities


Par value


Total


On hand, Dec. 31, 1952 $80.53


$6,912.30


$750.00 $7,742.83


Receipts


Payment s


Cash on hand Jan. 3, 1952


$31.13


Registry of Probate


$1.60


Income


57.00


First & Ocean Natl. Bank


6.00


Cash on hand Dec. 31,1952


80.53


$88.13


$88.13


Investment s


20 shares Merchants National Bank, Newburyport, Mass.


$400.00


7 shares First & Ocean National Bank , Newburyport, Mass. n


350.00


On deposit Dec. 31, 1952 First & Ocean Bank, M


80.53


On deposit Dec. 31, 1952 Institution for Savings ' M


3,858.61


On deposit Dec. 31, 1952 Five Cents Savings Bank " M


3,053.69


$7,742.83


$251,597.63 322,118.18 14,200.00


Note Receivable


$608,949.95


$79,799.80


58,766.66 $21,033.14


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CITY OF NEWBURY PORT Balance Sheet


Assets


Liabilities and Reserves


Revenue Cash:


In banks and office


$236,208.18


Reserve for Refund of 1951 Personal and Real Estate Taxes, Chap. 744, Acts 1951 $8,852.27


Accounts Receivable :


Taxes :


Levy of 1951:


158.00


Personal,


1,891.42


Real Estate, 31,633.63


Levy of 1952:


Poll, 264.00


Personal, 8,479.75


Real Estate,


96,982.33


139,409.13


School Lunch Program,


444.74


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax:


Levy of 1951,


486.16


Levy of 1952, 8,462.99


Tailings, Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves Fund,


1,024.00


Water Surplus,


5,885.16


Tax Titles, Tax Title Possessions,


3,285.90


Parking Meter Fees, 24,177.40


Dog Licenses, 24.60


40


2,469.41


High School Cafeteria,


2,313.89


Newburyport High School Athletic Fund,


344.37


243.11


8,949.15


1,601.99


U. S. Grant, George-Barden Fund,


17.00


Federal Grants:


ADC Administration 651.14


Old Age Assistance, Adminis. 132.09


Poll,


Aid to Dependent Children, 878.00


Disability Assistance, Adm. 207.81


Disability Assistance, 600.37


December 31, 1952


City of Newburyport Balance Sheet, Continued


Departmental:


Fire, 160.00


Health


1,753.50


Sidewalks, 130.00


Overlay Surplus, Reserve Fund,


10,219.50


Sewer , 948.70


Revenue Appropriations,


22,250.68


Highways,


126.45


Outside Relief, State 1,782.30 Outside Relief,


Cities and Towns, 495.35


Old Age Assistance, ·


Cities and Towns, 427.48


Veterans' Services,


State, 1,577.11


7,400.89


Revenue Reserved until Collected: Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 8,949.15


Tax Titles, 1,601.99


Tax Title Possessions,


3,285.90


Meter Rates, 2,835.75


Service Pipe & Miscell. 360.28


15,352.21


Excess and Deficiency,


292,525.30


County Hospital,


2,033.89


State Audit of Municipal Accounts,


691.04


State Parks and Reservations,


146.39


Overlay 1951,


78.74


$415,157.51


$415,157.51


Non-Revenue Accounts


Cash


$101.57 Water Mains and Gravel Packed Well, $101.57


41


Fixture Rates,


12,156.18


Departmental, 7,400.89


Water, 15,352.21


36,590.14


Old Age Assistance Reimbursements, 1,244.80


Income Perpetual Care of Lots, 418.81


Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1952, 2,764.71


County Assessments: County Tax, 3,347.62


Water:


City of Newburyport, Balance Sheet, continued Debt Accounts


Net Funded or Fixed Debt : $139,000.00


Inside Debt Limit :


Sewer Loan 1930, $4,000.00


Sewer Loan 1939, 2,000.00


Street & Sidewalk Loan 1948, 7,000.00


Highway Equipment Loan 1948, 6,000.00


School Repairs Loan 1951, 24,000.00


43,000.00


Outside Debt Limit: High School Loan 1935,


15,000.00


Water Construction Loan,


1933


3,000.00


Water Loan 1938,


16,000.00


Water Mains Loan 1945,


5,000.00


Water Mains Loan 1947,


5,000.00


Water Loan 1950,


52,000.00


96,000.00


$139,000.00


$139,000.00


42


Statement of Appropriated Accounts at Close of Financial Year


Appropriations and Credits


Transfers to


Expended


Transfers From




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