Norwood annual report 1915-1922, Part 115

Author: Norwood (Mass.)
Publication date: 1915
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1954


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384.93


1,339.58


101


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Payments


Expenses


Outlays


Totals


HIGHWAYS-Continued


Granolithic Sidewalks


Payroll


$ 102.35


Stable Expense


34.21


Contract Services


2,880.74


Carbon


65.00


Crushed Stone


297.33


Cement


767.83


Supplies


8.90


Overhead


8.72


4,165.08


$4,165.08


Bituminous Gravel, Resurfacing


Payroll


2,432.25


Binders


719.50


Sand


195.30


Stable Expense


95.50


Paving


128.45


Crushed Stone


55.94


Supplies


6.85


Coal


20.76


Overhead


64.70


Snow and Ice Removal


Payroll


3,523.98


Stable Expense


247.75


Sand


180.00


Equipment


488.30


Repairs Equipment


151.09


Truck Hire


164.25


Overhead


473.82


5,229.19


Page Totals


8,948.44


4,165.08


13,113.52


3,719.25


102


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


HIGHWAYS-Continued General Repairs


Gravel Roads


$ 3,196.11


Macadam Roads


2,200.05


Binders


3,414.00


Crushed Stone


335.39


Repair of Bridges


160.95


Repair of Fences


187.90


Lumber


886.25


Repair of Sidewalks (General)


1,022.45


Washouts


653.38


Stable Expense


10.77


Street Signs


181.81


Public Works Overhead


1,017.99


Crusher, Operation of


Payroll, Operating


7,736.44


Payroll, Repairs


100.25


Stable Expense


74.45


Explosives


783.17


Tools and Supplies


83.90


Other Repairs


38.04


Coal


155.62


Oil and Gasolene


24.88


Telephone


609.52


Overhead


382.35


Stone Purchased


67.00


Medical Services


12.00


Water Rates


22.64


Other Expense


10,898.72


10,898.72


Total


Less material furnished other


accounts and charged therein


11,819.42


11,819.42


Page Totals


17,648.86


17,648.86


18,569.56


$18,569.56


281.85


Electric Power


397.21


Repairs, Machinery


129.40


General Overhead


29,468.28


29,468.28


5,302.51


103


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


HIGHWAYS-Continued


Neponset Resurfacing and Relocation of


Payroll, Construction


$11,256.72


Payroll, Moving Walls


3,246.73


Stable Expense, Construction


148.75


Stable Expense, Moving Walls


32.50


2989.49 tons Crushed Stone


5,171.81


Concrete Pipe


245.38


Sewer Pipe


4.40


Cement


9.90


Lumber


.55


Oil


24.17


Sand and Gravel


362.00


Brick


12.84


Coal


194.97


Engineering Services


143.63


Supplies


38.30


Stone Bounds


263.40


Culverts and Frames


100.32


$21,256.37


Bituminous Macadam Resurfacing


Payroll


2,830.49


Binders


1,386.00


Crushed Stone


2,937.46


Coal


101.60


Stable Expense


92.00


Other Expense


12.21


Overhead


140.24


7,500.00


Street Highway Tax


For Repairs of State Highways


1,919.47


1,919.47


Public Works Overhead (the


cost of this is shown elsewhere


in this report)


Page Totals


1,919.47


28,756.37


30,675.84


Totals Forwarded


17,648.86


17,648.86


Totals Forwarded


8,948.44


4,165.08


13,113.52


Totals Forwarded


15,391.18


315.00


15,706.18


43,907.95


33,236.45


77,144.40


104


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


CHARITIES


Cash Allowances


$6,604.00


Rent


4,138.06


Groceries and Provisions


2,242.68


Fuel


383.40


Clothing


70.30


Medical Supplies


3,624.29


Board and Care


85.95


Other Expense


554.00


Care in Other Cities


82.63


Care in Other Towns


2,412.07


Aid for Dependent Mothers


1,235.00


Cash Allowances


393.00


Rent


601.97


Groceries and Provisions


84.25


Fuel


39.00


Other


$ 23,126.68


Salary of Town Physician


200.00


200.00


Soldiers' Benefits


132.00


State Aid


1,402.50


Soldiers' Relief


30.00


Military Aid


233.60


Payment to Town of Dedham


1,798.10


Care in State Institutions


576.08


105


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays Totals


EDUCATION


Administration


Salary of Superintendent


$3,600.00


Salary of Clerks


2,559.47


Salary of Attendance Officer


268.75


Janitor Service


48.00


Telephone Service


472.60


Printing and Stationery


397.31


Superintendent's Travel Expense


441.38


Other Expense


117.00


$ 7,904.01


Instruction Salaries High School:


Principals


3,196.00


Teachers


33,728.00


Elementary :


4,981.00


Principals


9,832.93


Teachers


104,566.38


· Evening School:


Vocational


478.00


Non-Vocational


1,906.00


Vacation Schools


534.00


Text Books


2,670.11


Elementary


3,904.08


Instruction Supplies


High


2,545.71


Elementary


2,809.48


Domestic Science


317.44


Manual Training


1,137.23


Evening and Vacation


91.10


Other


.38


Page Totals


6,901.34 180,602.35


159,222.31


High School


6,574.19


Supervisors


106


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


EDUCATION-Continued Operation of School Plants Janitor Service


Salaries:


High


7,569.01


Elementary


240.00


$12,278.73


Heating:


2,024.06


Fuel, Elementary


7,860.85


Power, High


200.44


10,085.35


Other Operating Expense:


Lighting, High


277.95


Water Rates, High


282.56


Water Rates, Elementary


662.71


Ash Removal


213.00


Janitor's Supplies, High


319.41


Janitor's Supplies, Elementary


1,164.94


Repairs Buildings, High


6,162.29


Maintenance of Grounds, High


10.00


Maintenance of Grounds, Ele- mentary


45.00


Auxiliary Agencies


Salaries of Physicians


500.00


Salaries of Nurses


3,020.00


Nurses' Supplies


175.49


Athletic Supplies


44.07


Rental (Norwood Civic)


4,050.00


7,789.56


Other Expense


Transportation


1,719.61


Graduation Expense


88.50


High School English Prize


21.25


New Equipment


$355.66


1,829.36


355.66


2,185.02


Page Totals


42,154.67


355.66


42,510.33


.


392.98


Lighting, Elementary


640.83


Repairs Buildings, Elementary


10,171.67


Fuel, High


$4,469.72


Evening


107


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


EDUCATION-Continued Grading High School Lot


Payroll


$486.59


Stable Expense


34.50


Overhead


4.83


Crushed Stone


35.96


Cement


28.62


Supplies


.75


$591.25


New School Buliding


Furnishings


280.00


Electric Contract


696.40


Wiring Motor


245.96


Fixtures


400.00


Linoleum


229.00


Heating Contract


1,929.42


Builder's Contract


4,363.00


Plumbing Contract


681.10


Architect's Fees


359.75


Grading Grounds


98.58


Additional Carpentry Work


568.83


Desks, Chairs and Furniture


8,422.82


18,274.86


New Addition to Balch School Building


Payments on Contract


46,284.14


Architect's Fees


1,354.53


Watchman Service


261.95


Advertising


2.75


47,903.37


Page Totals


66,769.48


66,769.48


Totals Forwarded


$180,602.35


180,602.35


Totals Forwarded


42,154.67


355.66


42,510.33


222,757.02


67,125.14


289,882.16


108


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


LIBRARIES


Salaries of


Librarian


$1,600.00


Assistants


3,260.00


Janitor


1,085.00


Cash Advance


10.00


$5,955.00


Books


2,124.90


Periodicals


208.35


Binding


328.11


2,661.36


Telephone Service


46.57


Express


17.82


Stationery and Printing


207.19


Supplies


174.55


Other Expense, General


59.54


505.67


Fuel


499.52


Electric Service


371.61


Furnishings


12.45


$47.00


Care of Grounds


12.00


Repairs, Buildings


141.65


Ash Removal


21.00


1,058.23


47.00


1,105.23


10,227.26


Total Libraries Parks


Payroll


$301.77


Stable Expense


17.00


Repairs, Band Stand


121.05


Decorating Band Stand


15.00


Other Expense


33.43


Overhead


31.75


520.00


Band Concerts


500.00


500.00


109


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


UNCLASSIFIED Memorial Day


Observance of


Band


$125.00


Flags and Decorating


48.57


Flowers


40.00


Printing


14.00


Supplies and Expense


17.60


$245.17


Fiftieth Anniversary Observance of:


Printing


1,135.05


Music


498.06


Professional Services


600.00


Decorations


110.00


Rent


239.00


Clerical Services


60.00


Labor


252.89


Lumber


229.54


Costumes


276.95


Supplies


375.88


Carpentry


228.90


Photos


219.00


Postage and Stationery


19.91


Committee on Memorial Expense of Photos


17.35


17.35


Printing of Town Reports


800.00


800.00


Care in Hospitals and Nursing


956.11


956.11


Insurance


Insurance Premiums Paid


1,466.80


1,466.80


Total for Unclassified


7,730.66


4,245.33


110


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Totals


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


Station Equipment


$ 19.98


Poles, Fixtures and Overhead Equipment


3,638.35


Meters (Consumers)


1,819.77


Line Transformers


356.29


Installing Meters


151.21


Installing Transformers


Installing Street Lighting Equip- ment


1,296.54


Equipment Purchased (Truck, etc.)


2,330.10


Material Purchascd $3,806.19


Leas amounts charged elsewhere in this statement


435.20


Electric Energy Purchased


$105,060.30


105,060.30


Station Labor


4,738.60


Station Supplies


2,111.63


Operation of Distribution Lines


5.00


Supplies and Expense of


14.72


Testing Meters


9.13


Removal and Resetting of Trans- formers


248.93


Storage Battery Supplies Maintenance of :


95.09


Station Structures


1,600.77


Transmission Lines


13.92


Conduits


346.55


Meters (Consumers)


1,505.60


Transformers


2,113.99


Street Lamps


2,602.40


Commercial Lamps


105.46


Commercial Installations


692.32


Appliances


22,063.36


Salary of Manager


3,016.76


Wages, Clerical


1,662.56


General Office Expense


242.72


General Office Equipment


3,481.67


Insurance


720.59


Transportation Expense


Estate


112.91


State Assessment


10,889.74


Total for Electric Light


138,013.40


12,078.71


150,092.11


Expenses


Payments Outlays


$ 12,078.71


.24


Removal and Resetting


5.00


Station Equipment


5,854.01


1,567.99


Maintenance of Real (Tenement)


84.54


2,031.27


111


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


WATER DEPARTMENT Administration


General Overhead


$ 371.50


Printing, Postage tionery


and Sta-


390.78


Telephone Service


18.76


Office Appliances


194.46


$ 975.50


General Maintenance


Public Works Overhead


1,366.69


Payrolls


1,388.82


Storeyard Maintenance


7.50


2,763.01


Distribution System Maintenance and Repairs of Street Mains:


Payroll


193.73


Pipe and Fittings


44.91


238.64


Services


Payroll


611.75


Pipe and Fittings


72.04


Stable Expense


18.00


Tools and Supplies


32.46


734.25


Reservoir and Standpipe


Payroll


67.15


Tools and Supplies


42.29


109.44


Hydrants


Stable Expense


27.00


Paint and Supplies


16.32


Payroll


695.60


Hydrants


119.64


Fittings


31.04


889.60


Meters


Payroll


194.60


Sundry Meters Repaired


379.15


Meters (replacements)


585.65


1,159.40


Tools, Repairs and New


Payroll


47.50


Air Compressor


675.27


Tractor


445.00


Drill


85.00


Oil, Gas and Supplies


239.35


1,492.12


Page Total


8,361.96


112


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


WATER DEPARTMENT-Continued


Auto Maintenance


Gasoline and Oil


$ 158.96


Accessories


59.38


Repairs


32.79


Rent of Garage


48.00


Purchase of


480.00


$ 779.13


Insurance


332.50


332.50


Pumping Plants


Pond Station:


Payroll, Labor Pumping


409.05


Fuel


53.57


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


234.33


Oil


40.57


Repairs, Machinery


60.31


Insurance


100.40


Maintenance of Filter


98.80


997.03


Wells Station


Payroll, Labor Pumping


4,833.27


Electric Current


8,177.72


Oil and Grease


163.02


Supplies (Machinery)


20.01


Stable Expense


12.50


Repairs, Machinery


1,820.62


Medical Service


2.00


Paint and Supplies (Buildings)


140.23


Fuel


112.02


Fiittngs


43.00


Stable Expense


10.00


Repairs (Building)


323.45


Telephone Service


160.00


Maintenance of Grounds


27.32


Maintenance of Wells


New Cook Strainers and In- stalling


2,849.19


Payroll


621.65


3,470.84


Page Total


21,451.98


27.32


Platform


15,872.48


113


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Payments


Expenses Outlays


Totals


WATER DEPARTMENT-Continued Construction Accounts


Meters Purchased


$2,166.51


Less Meters fur-


nished for Instal-


lation, New and


Replacements 2,013.20


$ 153.31


$ 153.31


Material


Material Purchased


3,987.85


Less Material Fur-


nished Other Ac-


counts 3,151.56


836.29


836.29


Meters Installed


Meters


1,403.82


Payroll


77.30


Supplies


13.38


1,494.50


Sales


Payroll


882.37


Pipe and Fittings


76.08


958.45


Service Extensions


Payroll


1,184.53


Pipe and Fittings


1,538.74


Other Expense


92.32


Street Mains


St. John Avenue


196.36


Gardner Road


966.85


Gardner Road


237.06


Winslow Avenue


412.63


Harding Road


410.43


Berwick Road


332.90


2,556.23


Page Total


8,814.37


8,814.37


2,815.59


114


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT


Expense's


Payments Outlays


Totals


WATER DEPARTMENT-Continued Additional Supply


For Wells and Additional


Pumping Unit at Wells Sta- tion :


Payroll


11.11


Stable Expense


43.92


Motor and Fittings


2,942.90


Final Payment on Pumps


4,353.43


Final Payment on Wells (Con- tract)


1,358.87


Electrical Work


301.98


Supplies


60.12


Stove


25.00


Land Damage


800.00


Engineering Services


206.30


Overhead


132.26


Page Total


10,572.51


10,572.51


Totals Forwarded


8,814.37


8,814.37


Totals Forwarded


$ 21,451.98


21,451.98


Totals Forwarded


8,361.96


8,361.96


Totals for Water Works


29,813.94


19,386.88


49,200.82


Tools


19.00


Pipe


$ 317.62


115


· ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


CEMETERIES Maintenance


Payroll


$3,189.10


Salary of Superintendent


1,378.24


Stable Expense


57.06


Supplies


49.47


Telephone Service


57.22


Crushed Stone


34.78


Water Rates


20.00


General Overhead


58.46


Tools and Repairs


67.35


Motor Mower


194.04


Repairs of Mowers


93.16


Gas and Oil


16.28


Cement and Sand


52.38


Explosives


23.87


Coal


25.27


Grass Seed


15.35


Fertilizer


8.75


Pipe


61.76


Lumber


15.54


Printing


41.04


Improvement


Payroll


1,943.52


Salary of Superintendent


428.02


Supplies and Tools


$ 69.88


Crushed Stone


162.75


Trees


35.00


Tarvia


81.00


Plants


150.00


General Overhead


23.89


2,371.54


522.52


2,894.06


Totals for Cemeteries REAL ESTATE


7,830.66


522.66


8,353.18


556 Washington Street


Repairs


73.37


Taxes


303.25


Ash Removal


12.00


Other


7.95


396.57


$5,459.12


116


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT .


Expenses


Payments Outlays Totals


INTEREST


Interest Paid on Serial Loans for:


Sewerage


$ 9,113.48


Highway


2,105.13


Park and Office Lot


800.00


General Purposes


84.00


County Hospital


149.50


Public Works Land


17,861.54


Anticipation of Revenue


8,698.55


Electric Lights


3,922.50


Water


5,040.38


Indebetdness


Anticipation of Revenue, 1921


100,000.00


Anticipation of Revenue, 1922


300,000.00


Anticipation of Note Issue


5,000.00


Sewerage


10,400.00


Park and Office Lot


2,000.00


General Purposes


10,300.00


Park Purpose


2,000.00


County Hospital


5,000.00


Public Works Yard


2,000.00


School Purposes


37,300.00


Water


11,700.00


Electric Light


12,500.00


510,700.00


1,862.50


Park Purpose


675.00


School Purposes


12,500.00


Highways


$ 50,312.58


117


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses


Payments Outlays


Totals


AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


Agency


State Tax


$41,400.00


County Tax


30,913.10


Soldiers' Exemptions


104.44


Civilian War Poll Taxes


11,826.00


$84,243.54


Trust


Cemetery, Perpetual Care, Trust


Funds Invested


1,900.00


1,900.00


Refunds


Taxes of 1922


275.54


Taxes of 1921


4.96


Taxes of 1920


2.70


Sewer Assessments


17.70


Water Rates


86.38


On Deposits for Services:


Police Department


3.75


Moth Suppression


32.00


Particular Sewers


933.72


Sidewalk Construction


60.33


Water Connections


595.48


Cemetery Department


29.73


Bank Tax


12.50


Corporation Tax


14.18


Interest on Liberty Bond


8.84


Total for Refunds


2,077.81


2,077.81


118


NORWOOD TOWN REPORT Summary of Receipts For Expenses Outlays


Totals


Page Revenue Receipts


78 General Revenue


$543,967.74


$543,967.74


79 Commercial Revenue


5,450.51


5,450.51


Departmental


80


General Government


878.70


878.70


81


Protection of Persons and Property


6,724.52


6,724.52


82 Health


551.65


551.65


82 Sanitation


6,180.43


$ 168.91


6,349.34


82


Charities


148.00


148.00


82


Soldiers' Benefits


213.50


213.50


83


Highways


728.53


15,831.47


16,560.00


84


Education


3,526.79


3,526.79


84


Libraries


456.38


456.38


Unclassified


84


Celebrations


1,748.35


1,748.35


85


Electric


167,298.71


264.00


167,562.71


85


Water


50,567.03


2,375.40


52,942.43


Other Receipts


85


Real Estate


735.00


735.00


86


Cemeteries


5,391.11


5,391.11


86


Interest


6,448.02


6,448.02


Municipal Indebtedness


87


Temporary Loans


400,000.00


400,000.00


87


Permanent Loans


144,900.00


144,900.00


87


Premiums


625.98


625.98


Non-Revenue Receipts


88


Agency Receipts


72,313.10


72,313.10


88


Trust


4,162.90


4,162.90


88


Sinking Fund


157.53


157.53


1,423,174.48


18,639.78


1,441,814.26


Revenue and Offsets to Outlays


819,664.75


Municipal Indebtedness


545,525.98


Agency, Trust and Investment


76,623.53


Cash Balance January 1, 1922


1,441,814.26


54,710.22


Grand Total


1,496,524.48


Public Service Enterprises


119


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT Summary of Payments


Page


Expenses $ 30,090.97


Outlays


$


Totals 30,090.97


95 Protection of Persons and


Property


51,673.13


3,282.35


54,955.48


96


Health


19,181.50


19,181.50


99


Sanitation


11,193.69


40,053.25


51,246.94


103


Highways


43,907.95


33,236.45


77,144.40


104 Charities


23,326.68


23,326.68


104


Soldiers' Benefits


1,798.10


1,798.10


107


Education


222,757.02


67,125.14


289,882.16


108 Libraries


10,180.26


47.00


10,227.26


108


Parks and Recreation


1,020.00


1,020.00


109


Unclassified


7,730.66


7,730.66


Public Service


110


Electric


138,013.40


12,078.71


150,092.11


114


Water


29,813.94


19,386.88


49,200.82


Other


115


Cemeteries


5,459.12


2,894.06


8,353.18


115


Real Estate


396.57


396.57


116


Interest


50,312.58


50,312.58


117


Municipal Indebtedness Agency and Trust


510,700.00


510,700.00


117


Agency


84,243.54


84,243.54


117


Trust


3,977.81


3,977.81


1,245,776.92


178,103.84


1,423,880.76


Recapitulation


Maintenance and Interest


634,355.57


Permanent Debt from Revenue (General)


105,700.00


Permanent Debt from Revenue (Other)


12,500.00


Outlays from Revenue


32,557.58


Outlays from Loans


145,546.26


Temporary Loans Paid


405,000.00


Agency and Trust


88,221.35


1,423,880.76


Cash on hand December 31, 1922


72,643.72


1,496,524.48


91 General Government


REVENUE ACCOUNTS Appropriations and Expenditures


Appropriations by .


Total


Accounts


Payments


Balances


Deficits


Taxation


Transfer


.


$ 100.00


$ 100.00


Selectmen, Personal Expense


$ 100.00


550.00


550.00


General Government, Incidentals


412.27


137.73


4,500.00


4,500.00


General Manager, Salary


4,500.00


150.00


150.00


General Manager, Incidentals


40.00


110.00


3,300.00


3,300.00


Town Clerk and Accountant, Salary


3,300.00


6,480.00


6,480.00


Town Clerk and Accountant, Incidentals


6,225.67


254.33


1,500.00


1,500.00


Treasurer and Collectors, Salaries


1,500.00


2,675.00


2,675.00


Treasurer and Collectors, Incidentals


2,669.17


5,83


1,200.00


1,200.00


Assessors' Salaries


1,200.00


1,930.00


1,930.00


Assessors' Incidentals


1,873.36


56.64


120


100.00


100.00


Finance Commission


88.68


11.32


300.00


300.00


Certification of Notes


281.82


18.18


)


1,200.00


1,200.00


Law, Salary


1,200.00


100.00


100.00


Law, Incidentals


44.65


55.35


300.00


300.00


Election and Registration, Salaries


300.00


985.00


985.00


Election and Registration, Incidentals


985.00


1,050.00


1,050.00


Town Office Building


1,161.38


$111.38


1,800.00


1,800.00


Engineering, Salary


1,800.00


1,300.00


1,300.00


Engineering, Incidentals


1,240.65


59.35


100.00


100.00


Board of Survey


8.00


92.00


300.00


300.00


Planning Board


277.10


22.90


21,369.00 $ 4,277.50


25,646.50


Police Salaries


25,646.50


3,082.00


3,082.00


Police Incidentals


3,031.40


50.60


8,660.00


8,660.00


Fire Department, Salaries


8,530.33


129.67


4,170.00


819.85


4,989.85


Fire Department, Incidentals


4,956.16


33.69


₣00.00


500.00


Fire Alarm


473.47


26.53


500.00


500.00


Inspector of Buildings, Salary


500.00


200.00 350.00 75.00 150.00 3,835.00


200.00


350.00 75.00 150.00 3,835.00 1,535.00


Moth Suppression Care and Planting of Trees Street Lighting


3,379.25 1,535.00 6,300.00


455.75


1,535.00


300.00


6,300.00


Board of Health. Salaries


100.00 8,540.00


100.00 8,450.00 10,631.50


100.00 8,450.00 10,631.50 6,566.00


County Hospital


10,631.50


5,616.00


950.00


Sewer Maintenance


6,566.00


5,000.00


5,00000


Sewers, Particular


4,787.76


212.24


2,875.00


685.00


3,560.00


Drains, Maintenance


3,479.09


80.91


1,200.00


1,200.00


Ash Removal


1,148.60


51.40


16,427.00


26,000.00


42,427.00


Highways and Snow Removal


42,303.48


123.52


520.00


520.00


Parks and Recreation


520.00


22,000.00


1,134.00


23.134.00


Support of Poor


23,126.68


7.32


200.00


200.00


Town Physician


200.00


1,500.00


305.00


1,805.00 222,321.25


Schools


223,112.68


591.43


9,442.40


810.49


10,252.89


Morrill Memorial Library


10,227.26


25.63


250.00


250.00


Memorial Day Observance


245.17


4.83


500.00


500.00


Free Band Concerts


500.00


412.05


800.00


.Town Reports Printing


800.00


400.00


400.00


Committee on Memorial


17.35


382.65


1,500.00


2,925.85


4,425.85


50th Anniversary Care in Hospitals


956.11


543.89


150,092.11


150,092.11 38,628.31


150,092.11 38,628.31


Water Department


38,628.31


3,370.00


1,865.00


5 235.00


Highland Cemetery, Maintenance


5,235.00


3,135.00


3,135.00


Highland Cemetery, Improvement


3,118.18


16.82


396.57


396.57


Real Estate


396.57


.


56.00 350.00 47.37 150.00


27.63


1


Inspector of Buildings, Incidentals Sealer of Weights and Measures, Salary Sealer of Weights and Measures, Incidentals Inspector of Animals


144.00


Soldiers' Benefits


1,798.10


6.90


222,300.00


221.25


412.05


412 05


Soldiers and Sailors Celebration


800.00


4,245.23


180.62


1,500.00


1,500.00


Electric Light Department


6,000.00


Board of Health, Incidentals


121


REVENUE ACCOUNTS-Continued Appropriations and Expenditures


Appropriations by


Total


Accounts


Payments


Balances


Deficits


Taxation


Transfer


$


1,378.00


49.079.19 81,537.60


$ 88.80 405.00 8,991.81 29.162.40


$ 1,466.80 405.00 58,071.00 110,700.00


Insurance Land Damage Accounts


$ 1,466.80


50,312.58


$ 405.00 7,758.42


110,700.00


$526,922.69


$271,605.99


$798,328.68


$787,227.79


$12,003.70


$702.81


Interest Maturing Debt


122


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Appropriations by


Total


Accounts


Payments


Balances


Balance


Borrowing


757.27


$ 28,200.00


$ 28,957.27


Sewers, Construction


$ 28,957.27


14.89


6,300.00


6,314.89


Main Drains, Construction


6,308.22


6.67


979.85


3,200.00


4,179.85


Granolithic Walks


4,165.08


14.77


7,500.00


7,500.00


Highways, Resurfacing


7.500,00


275.36


9,300.00


21,875.36


Highways, Neponset Street


21,256.37


618.99


5,859.00


5,859.00


Washington Street Widening


5,859.00


18,568.14


79,000.00


79,000.00


Additions to Balch School


47,903.37


31,096.63


591.25


591.25


Grading School Land


591.25


159.68


159.68


Electric Light Dept. Additional Land


159.68


559.46


10,400.00


10,959.46


Additional Water Supply


10,572.51


386.95


$34,205.90


$149,759.00


$183,964.90


$145,528.93


$38,435.97


New School Building


18,274.86


293.28


18,568.14


Highways, Neponset Street


*12,300.00


123


-


124


TRIAL BALANCE December 31, 1922


$ 878,850.00 1,363,050.00


Public Property


$2,241,900.00


500.00


High School English Fund Investments


500.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund


17,576.60


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund Investments


17,318.81


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,


Investment Income not Accrued Harold W. Gay, Collector of


342.21


Taxes 1922


83,713.26


Moth Suppression 1922


117.75


Sewer Apportionments 1922


1,133.67


Committed Interest on Same


422.49


Taxes 1921


22,662.47


Moth Suppression 1921


48.20


Sewer Apportionments 1921


258.51


Committed Interest on Same


85.83


Taxes 1920


6,037.19


Moth Suppression 1920


10.60


Sewer Apportionments


68.46


Committed Interest on Same


25.34


Taxes 1919


267.41


Moth Suppression 1919


.60


Sewer Apportionmerts


16.20


Committed Interest on Same


5.28


Moth Suppression 1918


6.20


Sewer Apportionments 1918


109.21


Committed Interest on Same


25.00


Moth Suppression 1917


9.98


Sewer Apportionments 1917


38.68


Committed Interest on Same


5.81


Street Watering Assessments 1916


8.34


Moth Suppression 1916


5.08


Sewer Apportionments 1916


92.32


Committed Interest on Same


14.61


Street Watering Assessments 1915


11.50


Moth Suppression 1915


5.06


Sewer Apportionments 1915


23.63


Committed Interest on Same


2.19


Street Watering Assessments 1914


1.37


Moth Suppression 1914


12.00


Sewer Apportionments 1914


1.85


Committed Interest on Same


.71


Moth Suppression Assessments 1913


8.40


Street Watering Assessments 1911


4.08


Committed Interest on Betterments


1.58


Apportioned Betterments 1910


4.73


Street Betterments


557.88


Apportioned Betterments


.25


Apportioned Sewer Assessments


9,517.21


Street Railway Commutation Tax


285.59


Water Rates


9.276.30


Cemetery Accounts Receivable


1,908.00


Page Total


2,396,529.63


2,260,318.81


Town Debt


Surplus


High School English Fund


125


TRIAL BALANCE-Continued


Totals Forwarded


$2,396,529.63 $2,260,318.81 4.98


Apportioned Betterments


Apportioned Sewer Assessments


608.86


Betterment Assessments


557.88


Committed Interest on Betterments


1.58


Committed Interest on Sewer Apportion- ments


587.26


Street Railway Commutation Tax


285.59


Street Watering Assessments


25.29


Moth Suppression Assessments


223.87


Supplemental Taxes


1,546.53


Water Rates


9,276.30


Cemetery Accounts Receivable


1,908.00


Overlays, 1922


1,163.02


Overlays, 1921


476.24


Overlays. 1920


155.68


Overlays, 1919


267.41


Overlays, 1917


2.29


Reserve Fund


399.59


Loans in Anticipation of Revenue


100,000.00


Excess and Deficiency


31,301.76


Receipts Available for Special Purposes


119.90


Sewer Department


6,044.87


Electric Light Department


4,786.89


Water Works 28.15


5,255.31


Private Trust Accounts


1,234.65


Premium Receipts


871.45


Tailing Account


177.76


Overdrafts


702.81


Fred S. Barton, Collector of Electric Ser- vices and Sales


35,757.24


Electric Services and Sales


35,757.24


Appropriations by Borrowing


5,859.00


Soldiers' Exemptions


104.44


Commonwealth of Massachusetts War Bonus Polls


1,257.00


Unexpended Fund Balances


37,829.85


Unexpended Revenue Balance Reserve


1,999.31


Harold W. Gay, Treasurer, Cash


72,643.72


Harold W. Gay, Collector of Accounts Receivable


5,951.71


Accounts Receivable


5,951.71


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1920


80.17


Apportioncd Sewer Assessments Due 1922


1,133.67


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1923


2,825.14


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1924


1,581.25


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1925


1,315.83


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1926


1,294.02


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1926


697.67


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1927


504.37


Apportioned Scwer Assessments Due 1929


504.38


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1930


400.66


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1931


313.72


2,519,312.23


2,519,312.23


Highland Cemetery


TOWN OF NORWOOD, BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1921 REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Liabilities


,


Aceounts Receivable Taxes:


Outstanding Revenue Loans Overlays:


Levy of 1922


$83,713.26


$ 1,163.02


Levy of 1921


22,662.47


155.68


Levy of 1920


6,037.19


Tax Levy of 1919


267.41


Levy of 1919




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