City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1964-1965, Part 11

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1964
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Expense of Bond and Note Issue


1,000.00


Foreclosure of Tax Titles


500.00


Salary of Custodian of Tax Titles


100.00


Assessors' Department


Salary of Chairman, Board of Assessors


5,278.36


Salary of Assessor (W. Welch)


5,051.07


Salary of Assessor (C. Foley)


4,053.24


Assistant Assessor


1,800.00


Other expenses


2,000.00


City Clerk's Department


Salary of City Clerk


5,577.79


Other expenses


1,105.00


Old Records and Typewriting


325.00


Vital Statistics


250.00


Election and Registration


Salary of Clerk, Board of Registrars


275.00


Salaries of Registrars (3)


825.00


Registration


1,475.00


Other expenses


3,400.00


State Census


800.00


Law Department


Salary of City Solicitor


4,000.00


City Solicitor extra duties performed


1,000.00


Other expenses


1,000.00


City Messenger


Salary of City Messenger


4,426.24


Salary of Assistant City Messenger


1,000.00


City Hall


4,800.00


Painting and Improvements, City Hall


1,000.00


License Commissioners


Salary of Chairman


550.00


Salaries of Commissioners (2)


660.00


Clerical Services


250.00


Other expenses


225.00


Planning Board


1,000.00


Board of Appeals


200.00


Personnel Board other expenses


125.00


Extra Clerical


450.00 3,300.00 1,500.00


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Enforcement of Zoning Law Shellfish Constable Testing and Seeding Clam Flats POLICE DEPARTMENT Salary of Marshal


50.00 100.00 350.00


Salary of Captain


Salary of Lieutenant


Salaries of Patrolmen


Salary of Building Custodian


Salaries of Extra Policemen


Paid Holidays


3,500.00


Other expenses


6,500.00


Police Pension


2,920.00


Target Practice


200.00


Sending Officer to State Police Academy Clothing Allowance permanent Police Officers FIRE DEPARTMENT


900.00


Salary of Chief


7,308.00


Salaries of Lieutenants


30,798.00


Salary of permanent Firefighter-Mechanic


6,055.20


Salaries of permanent Firefighters


92,923.12


Salaries of Call Lieutenants


1,640.00


Salaries of 30 Call Firefighters


12,000.00


Other expenses


15,000.00


Clothing Allowance


1,100.00


Paid Holidays


4,200.00 19,905.00


Fire Hose


2,000.00


FIRE ALARM AND INSPECTIONS


Fire Alarm and Wires


Salary of Superintendent


1,100.00


Other expenses


2,750.00


Inspection of Buildings


1,050.00


Salary of Inspector Other expenses


425.00


Inspector of Plumbing


Plumbing Inspector (Fees based on permits issued)


1,300.00


Other expenses


50.00


Inspector of Gas


Salary of Inspector


500.00


Other expenses


100.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


650.00


Salary Other expenses


250.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Salary of Agent-Milk Inspector


4,235.64


Salary Junior Clerk and Typist


3,252.53


Miscellaneous


8,000.00


School Well Child Conference


600.00


Salary Inspector of Animals


350.00


Salary School Physician


900.00


Garbage, ashes and rubbish collection & disposal including dead animals collection & disposal PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Salary of Superintendent


56,000.00


Labor


Other expense


Department Headquarters


Chapter 90


Traffic Lighting


Street Lighting


29,000.00


Street Lighting Plum Island


1,000.00


Snow & Ice Removal


25,000.00


Other City Properties


1,000.00


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6,873.79


122,000.00 58,000.00 4,000.00 8,500.00 450.00


Fire Pensions


350.00


7,621.20 6,316.20 6,055.20 78,075.00 3,800.16 6,000.00


City Auditor


SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT Labor


Other expenses


11,000.00 14,000.00


HARBOR MASTER


Salary of Harbor Master Other expenses


450.00 275.00


PUBLIC WELFARE Salaries :


Acting Director, D. Twomey


7,320.00


Social Worker, E. M. Howard


6,420.00


Social Worker, A. G. Murphy


6,420.00


Social Worker, M. A. Roaf


6,420.00


Social Worker, R. Kelleher


5,220.00


Social Worker,


3,210.00


Principal Clerk, M. K. Kelley


5,500.00


Jr. Clk-Stenog., M. M. Patten


3,700.00


Jr. Clk-Stencg, D. A. Sadowski


3,700.00


Sr. Clk-Typist, H. G. Barrett


4,080.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, M. Reardon


3,700.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, M. Chase


3,560.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, L. Zabriskie


3,140.00


Med. Consultant, Dr. D. Leary


300.00


Chairman Board Public Welfare


200.00


Board Members (2)


300.00


Total Salaries


63,190.00


Administration expenses


5,500.00


Less est. Fed. Adm. Grants


-40,000.00


28,690.00


Welfare other expenses


25,000.00


Disability Assistance


41,500.00


Aid Families with Dependent Children


83,000.00


Old Age Assistance


135,000.00


Medical Assistance for the Aged


120,000.00


VETERANS ' BENEFITS


Salary Director of Veterans' Services


5,515.86


Salary of Clerk-Senog.


3,551.84


Veterans' Benefits


60,000.00


Veterans' Services, Travel


150.00


Care of Soldiers' Graves


500.00


Grave Registration Officer


200.00


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Salaries :


Katherine M. Kuechle


6,023.48


Elizabeth M. Brennan


3,551.84


Eleanor M. Clancy


4,053.24


Eleanor E. Gannon


4,053.24


Bessie W. P. Hills


3,551.84


Eleanor H. Rogers


3,551.84


Marion G. Todd


3,551.84


Rose Williams


2,727.45


Junior Library Assistant


2,727.45


Junior Library Assistant


2,727.45


John Szymura


3,988.08


40,507.75


Substitutes


500.00


Other expenses


8,500.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Moseley Woods


2,000.00


Atkinson Common


2,500.00


Reserve Fund


10,000.00


Damages to Persons & Property & Claims


4,000.00


Workmen's Compensation


500.00


World War II Honor Roll


200.00


City Clocks


200.00


Total


68,690.00


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City Auditor


475.00


Memorial Day G. A. R.


400.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


175.00


Spanish War Veterans


150.00


Veterans ' Foreign Wars


100.00


Disabled American Veterans


100.00


American Legion


100.00


Christmas Decorations


100.00


Fourth of July Celebration


1,000.00


Insurance City Buildings


9,374.37


Workmen's Compensation Insurance


10,200.00


Yankee Homecoming Celebration


1,500.00


Golden Age Club


350.00


Lifeguard Summer Program


3, 700.00


DOG OFFICER


Salary of Dog Officer


440.00


Fees for Board and Killing Dogs


800.00


CIVILIAN DEFENSE


Salary of Director


3,000.00


Other expenses


2,500.00


Surplus Property


500.00


Administration


2,700.00


Pension Accumulation


57,497.60


INTEREST AND MATTTRING DEBT


50,000.00


Indebtedness


179,992.50


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries :


E. Arthur


3,112.47


H. Babbin


3,486.96


W. Berry


5,178.24


C. Bridges


5,178.24


C. Foley


2,850.19


F. Hanson


3,800.16


T. Healey


5,278.36


E. Knights


3,800.16


H. Lanen


5,178.24


C. Lunt


6,873.79


D. MacRae


5,178.24


N. Moisan


3,485.96


W. Moore


3,486.96


H. Norton


4, 34+3.04


V. Perry


4,833.56


R. Rayno


6,873.79


J. Reardon


4,739.76


B. Skovron


3,800.16


W. Smith


4,343.04


K. Stevens


3,800.16


Overtime


2,000.00


Other expenses


Interest


Indebtedness


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


1000 Administration


27,720.00


2000 Instruction


3000


Other School Services


4000


Operation & Maintenance of Plant


1,017,948.00 82,740.00 157,575.00 3,106.00 8,785.00


6000 Community Services


7000 Acquisition of Fixed Assets


11,572.00


9000 Programs with other Districts Travel Outside State


2,139.00


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91,622.48 107,787.00 5,505.00 28,000.00


5000 Fixed Charges


6,550.00


Memorial Day Exercises


MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT


Interest on Debt


City Auditor


SUMMARY


General Government


$128,854.70


Police Department


122,237.76


Fire Department


192,929.32


Fire Alarm and Inspections


8,175.00


Health and Sanitation


73,338.17


Sewage Treatment Plant


25,000.00


Public Works Department


255,823.79


Harbor Master


725.00


Charities


433,190.00


Veterans' Benefits


69,917.70


Public Library


49,507.75


Unclassified


47,124.37


Dog Officer


1,240.00


Civil Defense


6,000.00


Municipal Retirement


60,197.60


Interest and Maturing Debt


229,992.50


Water Department 232,914.48


School Department


1, 318,135.00


$3,255, 303 .14


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BUDGET FOR 1966


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


City Council


Salary of Clerk of Committees


$ 450.00


Salaries of Councillors


3,300.00


Other expenses


1,600.00


Mayor's Department


Salary of Mayor


7,500.00


Salary of Secretary to Mayor


4,053.24


Other expenses


3,000.00


Travel Out of State


500.00


Industrial Consultant


17,200.00


Salary of Secretary (Industrial Consultant )


3,915.00


Other expenses, Industrial Consultant


7,500.00


Travel Out of State, (Industrial Consultant)


700.00


Auditor's Department


Salary of Auditor


8,500.00


Salary of Principal Clerk


5,278.36


Extra Clerical


2,000.00


Other expenses


850.00


Travel Out of State


500.00


Treasurer's and Collector's Department


Salary of Treasurer and Collector


7,183.11


Salary of Clerk, Sr. - Clerk-Sten. (C. Squire )


4,426.24


Salary of Clerk, Sr. - Clerk-Typist (M. Moore )


4,235.64


Salary of Clerk, Sr .- Clerk-Typist (M. Duggan )


3,551.84


Extra Clerical


500.00


Other expenses


5,300.00


Expense of Bond and Note Issue


1,000.00


Foreclosure of Tax Titles


500.00


Salary of Custodian of Tax Titles


100.00


Assessors' Department


Salary of Chairman, Board of Assessors


6,023.48


Salary of Assessor (W. Welch)


5,278.36


Salary of Assessor (C.Foley)


5,051.07


Assistant Assessor


1,800.00


Other expenses


2,000.00


City Clerk's Department


Salary of City Clerk


6,873.79


Other expenses


1,105.00


Old Records and Typewriting


325.00


Vital Statistics


250.00


Election and Registration


Salary of Clerk, Board of Registrars


275.00


Salaries of Registrars (3)


825.00


Registration


1,475.00


Other expenses


7,600.00


Law Department


Salary of City Solicitor


4,000.00


City Solicitor Extra Duties performed


1,000.00


Other expenses


1,000.00


City Messenger


Salary of City Messenger


5,525.42


City Hall


5,000.00


Painting and Improvements, City Hall


1,000.00


License Commissioners


Salary of Chairman


550.00


Salaries of Commissioners (2)


660.00


Clerical Services


250.00


Other expenses


225.00


Planning Board


1,000.00


Board of Appeals


200.00


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Personnel Board other expenses


125.00


Enforcement of Zoning Law


50.00


Shellfish Constable


100.00


Testing and Seeding Clam Flats POLICE DEPARTMENT


350.00


Salary of Marshal


7,621.20


Salary of Captain


6,577.20


Salary of Lieutenant


6,316.20


Salaries of Patrolmen


94,534.20


Salary of Building Custodian


3,988.08


Salaries of Extra Policemen


6,000.00


Paid Holidays


4,540.00


Other expenses


6,500.CO


Police Pension


2,920.00


Target Practice


200.00


Clothing Allowance Permanent Police Officers FIRE DEPARTMENT


900.00


Salary of Chief


7,621.20


Salaries of Lieutenants


32,155.20


Salary of Permanent Firefighter-Mechanic


6,316.20


Salaries of Permanent Firefighters


104,504.40


Salaries of Call Lieutenants


1,640.00


Salaries of Call Firefighters (32)


12,800.00


Other expenses


20,000.00


Clothing Allowance


1,150.00


Paid Holidays


5,318.00


Fire Pensions


19,905.00


Fire Hose


2,000.00


FIRE ALARM AND INSPECTIONS


Fire Alarm and Wires


Salary of Superintendent


1,100.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


Inspection of Buildings


Salary of Inspector


1,050.00


Other expenses


425.00


Inspector of Plumbing


Plumbing Inspector (Fees based on permits issued)


1,300.00


Other expenses


50.00


Inspector of Gas


Salary of Inspector


600.00


Other expenses


150.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


750.00


Other expenses


275.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Salary of Agent-Milk Inspector


4,625.42


Salary Junior Clerk and Typist


3,711.68


Miscellaneous


10,000.00


School Well Child Conference


600.00


Salary Inspector of Animals


350.00


Salary School Physician


900.00


Garbage, ashes & rubbish collection & disposal including dead animals collection & disposal PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT


56,000.00


Salary of Superintendent


7,496.44


Labor


140,000.00


Other expenses


75,000.00


Snow and Ice Removal


32,500.00


Department Headquarters


4,000.00


Chapter 90


8,500.00


Traffic Lighting


450.00


Street Lighting


38,000.00


Street Lighting, Plum Island


1,000.00


Other City Properties


1,000.00


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New Trees


2,000.00


HARBOR MASTER


Salary of Harbor Master Other expenses PUBLIC WELFARE Salaries :


450.00


275.00


Director, G. Cooper


6,720.00


Social Worker, D. Twomey


6,420.00


Social Worker, E.M.Howard


6,420.00


Social Worker, A.G.Murphy


6,420.00


Social Worker, M.A.Roaf


6,420.00


Social Worker


5,220.00


Principal Clerk, M.K.Kelley


5,500.00


Jr. Clk-Stenog. , M.M. Patten


3,700.00


Jr. Clk-Stenog., D.A.Sadowski


3,700.00


Sr. Clk-Typist, H.G.Barrett


4,220.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, M.Reardon


3,700.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, M. Chase


3,700.00


Jr. Clk-Typist, L.Zabriskie


3,280.00


Med. Consultant, Dr.D.Leary


300.00


Chairman Board Pub. Welfare


300.00


Board Members (2) Total Salaries


66,520.00


Administration expenses Total


72,020.00


Less est. Fed. Adm. Grants


-40,000.00


32,020.00


Welfare other expenses


20,000.00


Disability Assistance


45,000.00


Aid Families w/Dependent Children


60,000.00


Old Age Assistance


135,000.00


Medical Assistance for the Aged


115,000.00


VETERANS ' BENEFITS


Salary, Director of Veterans' Services


4,426.24


Salary of Clerk-Stenog.


3,878.70


Veterans' Benefits


70,000.00


Veterans' Services, Travel


150.00


Care of Soldiers' Graves


500.00


Grave Registration Officer PUBLIC LIBRARY


200.00


Salaries :


Katherine M. Kuechle


6,294.54


Elizabeth M. Brennan


3,711.68


Eleanor M. Clancy


4,235.54


Eleanor E. Gannon


4,235.64


Bessie W.P.Hills


3,711.68


Eleanor H. Rogers


3,711.68


Rose Williams


2,850.19


Eleanor Peabody


2,727.45


Junior Library Assistant


2,727.45


Junior Library Assistant


2,727.45


John Szymura


4,155.12


41,088.52


Substitutes


500.00


Other expenses


8,500.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Moseley Woods


2,000.00


Atkinson Common


2,500.00


Reserve Fund


10,000.00


Damages to Persons & Property & Claims


4,000.00


Workmen's Compensation


500.00


World War #2 Honor Roll


200.00


City Clocks


200.00


Memorial Day Exercises


600.00


Memorial Day G.A.R.


400.00


500.00


5,500.00


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Firemen's Memorial Sunday


175.00


Spanish War Veterans


150.00


Veterans ' Foreign Wars


100.00


Disabled American Veterans


100.00


American Legion


100.00


Christmas Decorations


100.00


Fourth of July Celebration


1,000.00


Insurance City Buildings


9,374.37


Workmen's Compensation Insurance


10,200.00


Yankee Homecoming Celebration


1,500.00


Golden Age Club


350.00


Lifeguard Summer Program


3,700.00


DOG OFFICER


Salary of Dog Officer


440.00


Fees for Board and Killing Dogs


900.00


CIVILIAN DEFENSE


Salary of Director


3,000.00


Other expenses


2,300.00


Surplus Property


500.00


Travel Out of State (Dir. Civil Defense)


200.00


MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT


Administration


2,700.00


Pension Accumulation


67,987.00


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Interest on Debt


58,000.00


Indebtedness


194,629.20


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries


E. Bridges


3,711.68


W. Berry


5,764.10


C. Bridges


5,764.10


C. Foley


3,252.53


F. Hanson


4,155.12


T. Healey


5,764.10


E. Knights


4,155.12


H. Lanen


5,764.10


C. Lunt


7,496.44


N. Moisan


4,155.12


W. Moore


4,155.12


H. Norton


5,178.24


E. Packer


4,948.56


V. Perry


5,515.86


R. Rayno


7,496.44


J. Reardon


5,167.24


W. Smith


4,948.56


K. Stevens


4,155.12


B. Skovron


4,155.12


Laborer


4,155.12


Overtime


2,000.00


101,868.79


Other expenses


117,375.00


Interest


4,755.00


Indebtedness


24,000.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


1000 Administration


39,745.00


2000 Instruction


1,174,219.00


3000 Other School Services


92,707.00


4000 Operation & Maintenance of Plant


183,394.00


5000 Fixed Charges


3,635.00


6000 Community Services


10,080.00


7000 Acquisition of Fixed Assets


21,747.00


9000 Programs with other Districts Travel Out of State


4,726.00


1,665.00


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SUMMARY


General Government


$153,560.55


Police Department


140,096.88


Fire Department


213,410.00


Fire Alarm and Inspections


8,700.00


Health and Sanitation


76,187.10


Public Works Department


309,946.44


Harbor Master


725.00


Charities


407,020.00


Veterans' Benefits


79,154.94


Public Library


50,088.52


Unclassified


47,249.37


Dog Officer


1,340.00


Civil Defense


6,000.00


Municipal Retirement


70,687.00


Interest and Maturing Debt


252,629.20


Water Department


247,998.79


School Department


1,521,918.00


$3,586,711.79


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TRUSTEES OF NEWBURYPORT TRUST FUNDS - SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS TREASURER 'S ANNUAL REPORT


FUND


INVESTMENT


DUE


AMOUNT


1965 INCOME


PURPOSE


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


$1,000.00


$42.50


So. End Reading Room


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


5,500.00


233.76


Poor and Religious


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


5,500.00


233.76


Poor and Religious


U. S. Steel - 4%


1983


10,000.00


400.00


Bartlett Mall


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Gen'1. Use of Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Gen'1. Use of Library


Mass. Hosp. Life Ins. Company


Demand


10,000.00


588.88


Sidewalks and Trees


Moses Brown


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


5,000.00


212.50


Schools


U. S. Steel - 4%


1983


5,000.00


200.00


Schools


W. O. Coffin


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


10,000.00


425.00


Books for Library


Lucy G.B. Colby


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


700.00


29.76


Replacement of old Books


Charlotte C. Cole


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


2,000.00


85.00


Supt. of Reading Room


John J. Currier


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Npt. and Newbury Books


John N. Cushing


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Pub. Lib. and purchase


61 Caleb Cushing


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


of Books for High School Seniors.


A. E. Cutter A. G. Cutter


Institution for Savings Bank Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings Bank Atch., Topeka & Sante Fe -4% Chicago & Erie R.R. - 5%


Demand


4,000.00


170.00


Gen'1. Use of Library


Demand


25,432.17


1,080.86


Beautifying the City


Demand


27,227.10


1,157.14


Beautifying the City


Annie D. Davis


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Aged Ladies


Timothy Dexter


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,137.50


90.82


Poor


Nathan D. Dodge


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,020.00


43.36


Books for Library


Wm. H. P. Dodge


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,645.00


112.42


Books, Papers for Library


Susan M. Donnell L. M. Follansbee


Institution for Savings Bank Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,500.00


106.26


Poor


Daniel Foster


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


250.00


10.62


Books for Library


J.A. Frothingham


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Books for Library


A. M. Gorwaiz


100.00


4.26


Atkinson Common


S. A. Green


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank Salem Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


Demand


2,000.00


85.00


Books for Library


CITY TREASURER


Beautifying the City


May


1,1982


1,000.00


50.00


Beautifying the City


Gen'1. Use of Library


Demand


3,000.00


127.50


Demand


1,206.25


51.26


Poor


Oct. 1,1995


1,000.00


40,00


Schools


Demand


5,000.00


212.50


C. W. Bradstreet John Bromfield


Emma L. Andrews Margaret Atwood


Balch Fund


J. M. Bradbury


SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS (CONTINUED)


FUND


INVESTMENT


DUE


AMOUNT


1965 INCOME


PURPOSE


George Haskell


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


$1,072.50


$45.56


Books for Library


Doctor Healey


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Books


(Medical)


High School


(Class '18)


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


484.63


19.93


Athletic Field


High School


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


503.23


20.70


Memorial


Wm. Horton Fund


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


11,000.00


467.50


Aged and Needy of Newburyport


Charles H. Knight


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand 1983


400.00


17.00


Atkinson Common


S. W. Marston


U. S. Steel - 4%


5,000.00


200.00


Gen'l. Use of Library


Paul A. Merrill


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


School Prize


E. S. Moseley


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Gen'l. Use of Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


4,000.00


170.00


Gen'l. Use of Library


W. O. Moseley


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


8,646.51


367.20


Gen'1. Use of Library


N. Y. N.H. & H. Railroad


July 1, 2022


900.00


None


Gen'l. Use of Library


Boston & Maine Railroad


24% Bond due 7/1/60, convert= ed to Bonds due 8/1/65, re-


converted to :


Boston & Maine MTG Bonds


Aug.1, 1967


914.29


54.86


Gen'l. Use of Library


Grace C. Moody


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.50


Public Library


Alice C. Moulton


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,858.26


78.96


As Trs. of Lib. Direct


Municipal Bldgs.


NPT. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


274.57


11.29


Replace loss by fire


Insurance Fund


N. Y. , N. H. & H. R.R. - 4%


July 1,2022


5,400.00


None


Replace loss by fire


Harlan W. Noyes


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


250.00


10.62


Library


Ethel Parton


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,100.00


89.26


Children's Books


Paul A. Pathe, Jr.


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


786.23


33.40


Public Library


George Pettingell


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,011.13


85.46


One-half to So. End


Read. Room and one-half


to the Public Library


Grace G. Pettingell M. P. Sawyer


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


500.00


21.26


So. End Reading Room


Salem Savings Bank


Demand


5,000.00


215.63


Books for Library


Demand


14,974.73


636.06


Sprinkling Streets


M. H. Simpson


Institution for Savings Bank N.Y., N.H. & H. R.R. - 4%


July 1,2022


5,400.00


None


Sprinkling Streets


(Class '17)


CITY TREASURER


62


SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS (CONCLUDED)


FUND


INVESTMENT


DUE


AMOUNT


1965 INCOME PURPOSE


M. H. Simpson


Boston & Maine R.R.4% Bond due 7/1/60 converted to


Bonds due 8/1/65, reconvert- ed to:


Boston & Maine MTG Bonds


Aug. 1, 1967


$1,371.42


$82.28


Sprinkling Streets


Demand


5,452.73


231.72


Branch Library


Demand


3,925.88


166.82


Branch Library


Mar.1, 1939


500.00


none


Branch Library


Jan. 15, 1940


283.75


None


Branch Library


Demand


4,000.00


None


1983


10,000:00


400.00


Books for Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


10,000.00


425.00


Books for Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


10,774.01


457.90


Gen'l. Use of Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


2,000.00


85.00


Gen'l. Use of Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


1,704.07


72.42


Gen'l. Use of Library


N.Y. , N. H. & H. R. R.


July 1,2022


900.00


None


Gen'l. Use of Library


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


5,000.00


212.50


Gen'l. Use of Library


Demand


12,600.08


535.24


Reading Room


July 1,2022


2,000.00


None


Reading Room


Boston & Maine R.R. - 4% Bond due 7/1/60 converted to Bonds due 8/1/65 reconverted to:


Boston & Maine MTG Bonds


Aug. 1,1967


914.29


54.86


Reading Room


Institution for Savings Bank


Demand


250.00


10.62


School Prize


Demand


8,728.94


370.94


Pub. Lib. Reading Room


A. Williams


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,000.00


42.52


Books for Library


$297,099.27 11,953.17


CITY TREASURER


63


So. End Read. Room


Npt. Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings Bank


1680 Broadway Corp. Bond-61% 6th Ave. & 55th Corp. 6% Real Est. corner Purchase and Marlboro Streets U.S. Steel - 4%


J. R. Spring


E. H. Stickney Eben F. Stone


Benj. G. Sweetser William C. Todd


Institution for Savings Bank


N.Y., N. H. & H. R.R. - 4%


R. N. Toppan Annie I. Wightman


Institution for Savings Bank


CITY TREASURER


SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS


TOTAL TRUST FUNDS


$297,099.27


Divided as follows:


Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank


$63,102.97


Institution for Savings Bank


161,412.55


Mass. Hospital Life Ins. Company-


10,000.00


Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R.


1,000.00


Chicago & Erie Railroad-


1,000.00


Salem Savings Bank-


5,000.00


New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad-


14,600.00


Boston & Maine Railroad-


3,200.00


1680 Broadway Corporation-


500.00


6th Avenue and 55th Street Corporation-


283.75


Real Est. corner Purchase & Marlboro Sts .-


4,000.00


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank-


3,000.00


U.S. Steel=


30,000.00


$297,099.27


Treasurer.


64


Report of City Clerk BIRTHS REGISTERED 1965


Males


Females


January .


12


20


February.


24


12


March.


17


16


April


30


13


May.


23


12


June


16


17


July


18


19


August.


15


15


September


21


23


October


21


18


November


24


18


December


19


14


240


197


Nativity of Parents


Father


Mother


Newburyport


173


178


US. Outside of Newburyport


253


248


Canada.


4


5


England


1


1


France


1


Germany


1


Greece.


2


Holland


1


1


Italy


1


Poland.


1


1


Ireland.


437


437


Births outside Newburyport,


Males


Females


parents residing in the city


15


21


Births in Newburyport,


Males


Females


parents residing elsewhere


108


88


1


Scotland


1


.


65


Report of City Clerk MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN 1965


Jan arı


7


February .


12


March.


3


April.


6


May.


13


June


13


July.


15


Allgust


12


Sentember


15


October.


17


November


9


December


. ...


Nativity of Contracting Parties


Groom


Bride


Newburyport.


54


69


Outside Newburyport


74


58


Outside U.S.A.


1


2


129


129


Deaths Recorded in 1965


Males


Females


January


12


11


February.


8


13


March. .


4


10


Abril.


9


7


May.


8


7


June


15


14


July .


9


9


August.


9


10


September


7


12


14


6


14


13


December


.....


10


14


119


126


Non-residents died in city:


Males


Females


35


36


Residents of city dying elsewhere:


Males


Females


33


18


Non-residents buried in city (not included in above ) :


Males


Females


1


2


VERA M. KELLY, City Registrar


66


7


129


October


November


ASSESSORS ANNUAL REPORT


January 1, 1966


To His Honor the Mayor and Members of the City Coucnil City Hall Newburyport, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The Honorable Board of Assessors of the City of Newburyport hereby submits its report for the year 1965.


The City, County and State warrants call for the following amounts :


Total Appropriations


G.L. Chap. 41, Sec. 15A


$3,255,303.14


Appropriations from


187,786.49


$3,443,089.63


Other Amounts


Water Acts of 1908


10,000.00


10,000.00


1965 Estimates


1964 Under Estimates


State Assessments


State Parks &


Reservations


State Audit&Examination


of Municipal Accounts


739.44


State Examination of


70.40


Shellfish Purification


2,598.65


Motor Vehicle Tax Bills


1,192.80


13,790.90


13,790.90


1965 Estimates


1964 Under Estimates


County Assessments


County Tax


77,811.28


1,552.07


County Hospital


Assessment


5,554.81


County Bridges


86,366.09


1,552.07


87,888.16 92,283.44


Overlay for Current Year Gross Amount to be Raised


$3,647,052.13


Estimated Receipts &


Available Funds


Estimated Receipts


1,454,867.28


Available Funds


187,786.49


June 7,1965 E & D Vote


by City Council for Rate


125,000.00


19 64 Over Estimate 826.56 1,768,480.33


State Recreation Area Net Amount to be raised by Taxation on Property


$1,878,571.80


Available Funds


9,189.61


Retirement System




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