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Florist
Callahan, Daniel E.
97 Vernon St.
Merchant
Callahan, John F.
93 Vernon St.
Merchant
Capen, Chester M.
30 West St.
Salesman
335 Walpole St. 94 Monroe St.
Retired
Balduff, Edward E.
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Capen, George O.
Carter, Herbert M.
Carville, Thomas
Chadbourne, Neal D.
Chanler, William E.
82 Hoyle St.
Trans. Clerk Foreman
Clark, John A.
19 Everett Ave.
Cleary, John J.
Cobb, Oliver M.
215 Vernon St.
Coleman, Royal J.
149 Vernon St.
Conley, John
26 Chapel St.
Conley, Patrick J.
Machinist
Connolly, Roger J.
86 Pleasant St.
Foreman
Connor, Peter J.
25 Curran Ave.
Clerk Electrotyper
Coughlin, Frank B.
153 Pleasant St. Saunders Rd.
Treasurer
Crosby, Benjamin F.
361 Walpole St. 38 Lincoln St.
Foreman
Crowley, John P.
Pressman
Curran, Michael
378 Railroad Ave. 94 Mylod Sr.
Printer
Curtin, John D.
34 West St.
Contractor
Daniels, Jason N.
27 Florence Ave.
Bookbinder
Darling, Thomas L.
94 Market St.
Upholsterer
Davis, Alfred D.
98 Vernon St
Bookkeeper
Dean, Frank H.
100 Vernon St. 44 George St. 466 Nahatan St.
Machinist Laborer
D'Espinosa, Salvatore
93 Walnut Ave.
Pressman
Dolan, Joseph
54 Railroad Ave.
Janitor
Disnard, Alfred
24 Rock St.
Builder
Douglass, Forrest M.
Dowling, James J.
12 Warren St. Folan Block
Tannery
Dunn, Charles P.
39 Monroe St.
Electrician
Dyer, Daniel F.
907 Washington St.
Electrotyper
Eaton, Lawrence
88 Washington St.
Farmer Farmer
Ellis, Melvin I.
451 Walpole St. 32 Cross St.
Upholsterer
Elston, Edmund E. Jr.
180 Sumner St.
Engineer
Evans, Fred S.
56 Walpole St. 12 Linden St.
Clerk
Everett, Eldon F.
Everett, Herbert P.
115 Nichols St.
Bookkeeper Adv. Manager
Fales, Frank A.
187 Walpole St.
Electrotyper
Fenton, Earl W.
84 Monroe St.
Printer
Fisher, William H.
26 Walnut Ave.
Tacker
Fitzgerald, James V.
126 Cottage St.
Repairer
Flaherty, Peter J.
2 High St.
Clerk
Flood, Francis P.
46 Florence Ave.
Monotype Oper.
Fuller, Willis C.
402 Washington St. 45 Central St.
Helper Laborer
Gahagan, J. Patrick Gay, Eben F.
246 Pleasant St.
Watchman Chemist Pressman Bookbinder
16 Park St.
51 Oak Road
714 Washington St.
Florist St. Oil Agt. Insurance Agt.
Conley, Martin
13 Central St.
93 Casey St.
Cotter, John
Cox, James B.
Manager
Wool Foreman
Dalton, William J.
Dean, Herbert G.
Donovan, Jeremiah F.
9 Douglass Ave.
Clerk
Drummey, Thomas P.
245 Railroad Ave.
Machinist
Dunn, William J.
94 Mylod St.
Am. Glue Co.
Ellis, David A.
Real Estate
Everett, Willard W.
76 Winter St.
Farmer
115 Nichols St.
Press
Farwell, Ernest L.
177 Vernon St.
Clerk
Flaherty, Edward A. Flaherty, Michael J.
15 Lenox Ave.
30 Granite St.
Machinist
Fisher, Henry H.
25 Marion Ave.
Bookkeeper
French, John E.
Poultryman
22 Morse Ave.
18 Linden St.
93 Casey St.
Foreman Clerk Steamfitter
Boiler Maker
Endicott, Eugene
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Gay, George W. Gilbert, William H.
71 Winter St. 3 Talbot Block
Goodwin, Aaron L.
50 Walnut Ave.
Gordan, William G.
75 Day St. 14 School St.
Graney, Thomas M. Griffin, Charles A.
438 Walpole St.
Griffiths, William F. Guild, Aaron E.
49 Florence Ave.
Guillo, Harry P.
31 Hoyle St.
Hallowell, Clement H.
688 Washington St.
Physician Salesman
Harris, Lorenzo D.
9 Talbot Building
Merchant Purehasing Agt.
Hart, Wilbur À.
779 Washington St. 178 Vernon St.
Millwright Carpenter
Hefferan, Stephen M.
25 Lyden St.
Clerk Farmer
Holman, Thomas F.
183 Walpole St.
Caterer
Holton, Harry S.
108 Cottage St.
Druggist
Horgan, Cornelius B.
19 Day St.
Wool Sorter
Horgan, Samuel T.
1 Everett Ave.
Lawyer
Houghton, Charles E. Howard, Herman C. Hunt, William J.
1 Marion Ave.
Carpenter
Jackson, William L.
49 Central St.
Press
Jordan, Frank G. Joy, George M,
246 Pleasant St. 14 East Hoyle St.
Electrotyper
Kelliher, John M.
199 Pleasant St.
Machinist
Kelley, Cornelius V.
251 Pleasant St.
R. R. Agent
Little, George E.
939 Washington St.
Compositor
Livermore, John M.
805 Neponset St.
Retired
Lydon, Michael J.
42 Myrtle St.
Tannery
Maddern, Harry J.
53 Florence Ave.
Printer
Maempas, John W.
Mahoney, Patrick H.
134 Pleasant St.
Retired
Mason, Edmund V.
87 Cottage St.
Shipper
Mattson, Clarence R.
131 Winslow Ave.
Repairer
McGlashen, Charles
633 Neponset St. 30 Nichols St.
Clerk Engineer
Morse, John F.
30 Nichols St. 64 Chapel St. 112 Sumner St. 52 Bond St.
Editor
Northrop, Richard Olson, Albert T.
223 Walpole St.
Salesman
Partridge, James H.
103 Vernon St. 98 Walnut Ave.
Pressman
Pendergast, William J.
Manufacturer
Plimpton, Herbert M. Reardon, John A.
150 Chapel St. 60 Winslow Ave.
Pressman
Riley, John P.
35 Adams St.
Telegrapher Painter
Robinson, George W.
134 Cottage St. 85 Walpole St. 342 Prospect St. 23 Warren St.
1 Prospect Ave.
Machinist Clerk
Sinclair, William R. Smith, Robert C.
Talbot, Edward E. Tobin, John J.
16 Cedar Lane 26 Hoyle St. 788 Neponset St. 22 Clark St.
Bookbinder
Farmer Blacksmith
Buyer Shipper Carpenter Shipper Foreman
12 Elm St.
Foreman Clerk Printer Superintendent
Harris, Clifton E.
795 Nenonset St.
Hartshorn, Edwin E.
Hartshorne, George E.
52 Highland St.
Hoar, Clarence D.
681 Neponset St.
19 Nichols St.
Buyer
186 Pleasant St.
Clerk Gardener
Kanaly, Thomas W.
21 Chapel St.
Merchant
Metcalf, George P.
Moreland, Edward P.
15 Beech St.
Retired
Mitchell, John W.
Machinist
Nickerson, Walter
Adv. Salesman
Robbins, Alfred N.
Foreman
Chauffeur
Rodgers, Arthur B. Rorke, Joseph V. Shepard, Charles L.
Merchant.
Foreman
Chemist
Coachman
11 Prospeet Ave.
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Uphill, George A.
170 Vernon St.
Real Estate
Ward, John H. R.
18 Douglass Ave.
Welch, John P.
Wellington, James T.
435 Washington St. 35 Winter St.
Winslow, Samuel M.
310 Walpole St.
Wragg, Charles A.
96 Lineoln St.
Electrical Engineer Merchant Druggist Real Estate
Merchant
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1920.
To the Citizens of Norwood:
The Board of Assessors herewith submit their annual report with state- ments of valuations as determining the tax levy for the year 1920.
Organization
The present Board organized March 19, 1920, with Aaron L. Goodwin as Chairman and James E. Pendergast as Clerk. Thirty-nine meetings of the Board have been held during the past year exclusive of the surveys of property as of April 1, 1920.
Valuations
The Board of Assessors were confronted this year with a condition as regards the value of real estate which was unusual; namely, that the actual sale values of certain property was greatly in excess of the former assessed values, and after careful consideration of all conditions the Board voted to increase all real estate values as concerns real estate with buildings located thereon a uniform increase equal to 10% of the value of the structures as assessed in the previous year. Further increases in real estate values were also made in such locations as, in the opinion of the Board, conditions warranted. Some substantial increases were made in personal property assessments, and as may be seen from the comparative table of aggregates, which is submitted as a part of this report, the total valuation for the year 1920 exceeds that of the year 1919 by approximately $2,600,000.00.
Tax Rate
The Town Grant in 1920 was $71,521.45 in excess of that of the previous year and the County Tax as apportioned exceeded that of the year 1919 in the sum of $3,134.72, which amount together with the increase in State Taxes in the sum of $11,489 resulted in a total requirement of approxi- mately $86,145.17 over and above the requirements of the year 1919. The Board feel that the valuations determined were justified and that the tax payers of Norwood, during the year 1920, were not called upon to pay a tax as large in comparison as that levied in many other municipalities.
Poll Taxes
An examination of the Accountant's statement of expense of the Board of Assessors will show a considerable increase over that of the year 1919, as regards two items in particular; namely, wages paid for listing polls and printing.
Under the Law at the present time and for the next three years the Town is liable to the Commonwealth for the sum of $3.00 in the case of every poll tax legally assessed and collectable at the time when assessed and the Board of Assessors were of the opinion that a determined effort should be made to secure collections, and in accordance with the vote of the Town Meetings, an early commitment of all poll taxes was made under date of May 11, 1920, and while the expense of this early commitment exceeded that of the pre- ceding year by approximately $100.00 the results are quite gratifying when it appears that on December 31, 1920, but ninety-seven poll taxes for the year 1920 out of a total commitment of 3729 are uncollected andoutstanding. Of the whole total commitment, two hundred thirty-two have been abated of which one hundred ninety-four either have been or will be credited the Town by the State in the charge for Civilian War Poll Tax. It is the inten-
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tion of the Board for the coming year to commit in a similar manner all poll taxes for the year 1921 and additional provision in the expense account must also be made, not only that poll tax assessments be efficiently listed and committed, but by reason of the registration of women voters, returns of residence on which must be made by the Board of Assessors to the Board of Registrars in the same manner and under the same conditions as has been required by law with respect to male voters.
Plans
One survey plan has been received during the present year from the En- gineering Department; namely, the survey of the district east of Nahatan Street, north of Prospect Street and west of Washington Street, and a survey has been requested of that section lying easterly from Pleasant Street and southerly from Sumner Street. Plans also of the Neponset River Valley have been received from the State Department of Health and practically all assessments were levied in the year 1920 on Neponset Valley Land, in accordance with the areas and ownership shown on these plans.
The Board of Assessors at this time wish to again call to the attention of the Citizens the matter of the Neponset Valley Improvement and feel that the comment of the previous Board with respect to this matter might well receive serious consideration on the part of the Citizens of the Town. Without doubt the Commission referred to in the 1919 Report will during the year 1921 complete its work and report to the Legislature the amount to be paid by the various Towns for benefits resulting from the work which has been done, and the Town through its Officials will be called upon to assess betterments on account of the work done, and inasmuch as a con- siderable portion of the land in the Neponset Valley is located in the Town of Norwood it is of vital concern to the Town and its Citizens to take an active interest in the work of this Commission.
Respectfully submitted, AARON L. GOODWIN, Chairman, PATRICK J. LYDON, HARRY F. ALLEN.
Valuations as Assessed on Property as of April 1, 1920
Value of Personal Property $4,158,640.00
Value of Real Estate 14,488,848.00
$18,647,488.00 *
There was to be raised by Taxation for the year 1920
Town Grant of
$371,527.54
State Tax of
53,630.00
Special State Tax of
2,527.80
County Tax of
24,450.81
State Tax -Repairs of Highways
1,278.03
Street Railway Tax of
334.94
Tax for Soldiers Exemptions
142.16
$453,881.28
And the Civilian War Poll Tax on 3729 Polls at $3.00
11,187.00
$465,068.28
A Total of Estimated Receipts deducted: Bank and Corporation Tax $65,332.79
Income Tax Receipts Sec. 24, Chap. 269, as certi- fied by Tax Commis- sioner 32,510.00
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Chap. 363, G. A. 1919, as certified by School Com- mittee Tax on 3729 Polls at $5.00
16,000.00
18,645.00
132,487.79
Resulting in an amount to be raised of
$332,580.49
To which was added an Overlay of
3,074.29
$335,654.78
The valuation of $18,647,488 as shown above at the rate voted by the Board of Assessors, namely $18.00 per thou- sand, equals
$335,654.78
There was committed to the Collector on Warrants, dated
May 11 A Warrant for the collection of
$17,825.00
May 11
45 Poll Taxes
225.00
July 10
94 Poll Taxes
470.00
Sept. 14
12 Poll Taxes
60.00
Oct. 23
13 Poll Taxes
65.00
$18,645.00
Sept. 14 A Warrant for the collection of
A State Tax of
$53,620.00
A Special State Tax of
2,527.80
A County Tax of
24,450.81
A State Highway Tax of
1,278.03
A Street Railway Tax of
334.94
A Tax for Town Purposes of
250,226.75
Soldiers Exemptions of
3,074.29
$335,654.78
And the Following :
Taxes and Assessments
Apportioned Sewer Assessments
$3,101.24
Committed Interest on same
1,031.37
Apportioned Street Betterments
22.56
Committed Interest on same
10.88
Moth Suppression Tax
526.71
$4,692.76
The following Taxes were committed on a Warrant dated December 10, 1920
Omitted Assessments
$740.88
142.16
Overlay of
3565 Poll Taxes
TABLE OF AGGREGATES OF VALUATION OF PROPERTY.
Assessed under Date of April 1, for the Following Years: 1920, 1919, 1918, 1917, 1916, 1915, 1914, 1913, 1912, 1911, 1910, 1909, 1908, 1900, 1890, 1880, 1872.
Year.
No. of
Male Polls.
Valuation
of Personal
Valuation
of Resident
Bank Stock.
Valuation
of Land
Total
' Total
Tax.
Rate per
$1,000.00.
Horses.
Cows.
Sheep.
Neat Cattle.
Swine.
Dwellings.
Area of
Land.
Fowl.
1920 4,143
$4,158,640
$14,488,848
$18,647,488
$354,234.78 $18.00 147 335
9
15
86 1,904
6,096 1,438
1919 3,810
2,930,300
12,996,389
15,926,689
262,447.02 241,314.84
16.00 153 275
10
91
77 1,853
6,096
740
1918|3,816
3,243,430
12,762,177
16,005,607
16,386,634
225,509,18
13.30 230 232 182
36
58 1,842 6,096 1,735
1916 3,486
4,923,540
129,600
12,021,570
17,074,710
225,527.00
12.80 267 307
4
55 111 1,744 6,096 2,329
1915 3,296
5,405,900
122,400
11,460,934
16,989,234
224,054.57
12.80 283 375
1
10
85
1,759 6,096 4,325
1914 3,311
5,062,115
113,880
11,123,800
16,299,795
185,920.22
11.00 311 376
11 81 1,697 6,099 6,370
1913|3,168
5,188,050
103.660
10,348,670
15,640,380
168,996,23
10.40 340|438
12
9 106
1,622 6,122 8,336
1912 2,955
5,136,490
94,900
9,412,530
14,644,020
145,031.37
9.50 342 427
18
9 133
1,507 6,125
8,060
1911
2,956
5,453,555
83,950
8,824,960
14,362,465
135,174.39
9.00 346 399
35
57 125 1,437
6,130
3,838
1910
2,545
5,523,645
91,250
8,418,385
14,033,280
134,196.17
9.20 370 358
14
17
70 1,286 6,130
375
1909
2,287
6,026,870
91,250
7,680,945
13,799,065
121,866.05
8.50 376 328|
19
11 52 1,265
6,130
400
1908
2,150
1,290.095
71,500
4,739,065
6,100,660
160,476.89
25.60 370 350
15
50 1,240|
6,130
200
1900 1,670
892,595
3,584,214
4,476,809
83,922.56
18.00 397 328
1
10
1890
1,096
513,473
2,052,085
2,564,558
45,398.36
16.60 300 410
17
698 6,200
1880
650
456,635
1,338,428
1,795,428
22,486.32
11.80 240 382
1
415 6,231
1872
472|
518,540
1,100,016
1,618,556
19,397.79
11.40|185 405
32016,275
.
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84 1,849 6,096 1,255
1917 3,782
3,509,205
$117,360
12,760,069
and Buildings.
Valuation.
Estate.
20 1,069 6,151
890
14.60 191 326 79 146
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
To the Citizens of Norwood:
The Board of Health herewith submits the following as their report for the year 1920:
Organization. On account of the resignation of Martin F. Lydon, by reason of absence from Town, as a member of the Board of Health, at a joint meeting of the Board of Health and the Selectmen Mr. William P. Nickerson was elected to fill the vacancy. The Board organized as follows: William P. Nickerson, chairman; Dr. Joseph J. Hagerty, Health Physician; James E. Pendergast, Clerk and Agent, and Dr. James J. Mulvehill, In- spector of Milk and Agent; John A. Shannon, Inspector of Plumbing.
Appointment. Dr. James J. Mulvehill was appointed as Inspector of Slaughtering.
During the past year there have been 141 deaths exclusive of stillbirths, of which number 20 were non-residents.
The following table shows the contagious diseases reported for the year 1920 in comparison with that of previous years:
Diphtheria
Scarlet Fever
Measles
Typhoid
Fever
Tuberculosis
Cerebro
Spinal
Meningitis
Infantile
Paralysis
Lobar
Pneumonia
Influenza
Total
1905
16
57
10
2
10
1906
3
36
179
5
5
1
229
1907
8
22
7
2
5
1
47
1908
12
18
10
6
9
55
1909
23
4
47
20
15
109
1910
15
4
53
2
13
1
88
1911
40
5
271
6
9
3
383
1912
12
8
26
1
17
72
1913
4
13
43
2
9
109
1914
19
18
118
3
14
1
211
1915
28
2
68
3
12
1916
26
75
17
2
19
3
143
1917
20
39
17
11
2
11
195
1
12
1919
14
41
9
2
19
1
16
500
602
1920
5
29
48
5
9
3
37
85
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Scarlet Fever. The greater number of the scarlet fever cases were reported during the early months of the year, and for the remainder of the year up to November practically no cases were reported and with but few exceptions these cases were removed to the contagious hospital at Brighton.
Typhoid Fever. It will be seen that a greater number of Typhoid Fever cases were reported than in the recent years. Four of these cases were infections to the first reported case and the infection in this case, so far as can be learned, was not of local origin, for immediately upon receipt of the report of the first case, investigation was made and it appeared that the infection occurred outside of the Town and probably out of the State, and and at the same time examination was requested of the water supply. This
11 1100
1332
113
87
1918
34
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examination was conducted by the State Department of Health and the report was very favorable. Out of eight samples taken, six showed no bacteria, the remaining two showed a small count which in the opinion of the State Department of Health was from sources other than the water supply or system.
Tuberculosis. Reported cases were smaller in number than the preced- ing year. The tuberculosis clinic is and has been conducted at the Norwood Civic Association by Dr. Griffin, in the Norwood Red Cross Chapter.
Milk Ispection. The attention of the citizens is called to the report of the Inspector, following, and the Board are satisfied that during the past year the quality of milk furnished has been good and that beneficial results have followed milk inspections.
All complaints of nuisances brought to the attention of the Board have been investigated. Orders have been issued in various instances to abate nuisances, to vacate premises and to connect with the Public Sewer.
Sewerage. The Board this year are requesting that action be taken by the Town on the question of extending the sewerage system in Marion Avenue and Bright Street; in Saunders Road and in the Cedar Street District.
The Board extends its sincere thanks to the Local Chapter of the Red Cross for its interest both financially and otherwise in the tuberculosis work. To the School nurses for their active interest and co-operation with respect to health work among the school children and to all citizens who co- operated with the Board during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM P. NICKERSON, Chairman, JOHN A. SHANNON, JOSEPH J. HAGERTY, M. D.
To the Board of Health, Norwood, Mass.
Gentlemen:
As Inspector of Milk for the Town of Norwood I submit the following as my report for the year 1920:
Examinations of the milk supplied the inhabitants of the Town the past year were made at frequent intervals. The total examinations for the year were three hundred and twelve, of which samples two hundred and seventy- four were examined for fats and solids and also for bacteria count. The remaining thirty-eight were examined for fats and solids only. Of all the samples examined but six proved to be below the standard and it did not appear after a complete investigation that any of these were cases of wilful violation of the regulations.
Seventy-nine dairies from which milk was supplied the inhabitants of the Town were visited and inspected during the year of which number in eight cases it appeared that changes were desirable and in some instances necessary from the standpoint of cleanliness; and co-operation along the lines of improvement was had from the owners in all but one case. The result in this case was that the dairy stopped sending a supply of milk to Norwood. In the inspection of dairies it became necessary to visit farms located in Millis, Norfolk, Walpole, Westwood and Norwood.
In general I would report that the milk supply of Norwood is of good quality and that the sources in which this supply is produced are well above standard requirement.
Twenty-two licenses were issued to dealers of Milk.
Respectfully submitted, JAMES J. MULVEHILL, Inspector of Milk, Town of Norwood.
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HAROLD W. GAY, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR, AS COL- LECTOR FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1920
Commitments
Collections
Abatements
Unpaid
1920
$355,040.66
$281,778.53
$2,769.64
$70,492.49
Moth Assessments
526.71
358.87
167.84
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
3,101.24
2,262.76
4.94
833.54
Committed Interest
1,031.37
771.63
.17
259.57
Betterment Appor.
22.56
3.32
19.24
Committed Interest
10.88
1.99
8.89
1919
Taxes
39,023.68
28,662.10
825.60
9,535.98 7.60
Moth Assessments
126.37
118.87
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
1,181.71
736.80
444.91
Committed Interest
466.86
273.59
193.27
1918
Taxes
8,637.09
7,080.64
529.32
1,027.13
Moth Assessments
16.73
9.20
7.53
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
681.00
347.42
333.58
Committed Interest
216.37
86.22
130.15
1917
Taxes
1,317.49
924.33
293.16
9.98
Moth Assessments
14.38
4.40
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
137.96
90.32
47.64
Committed Interest
28.62
20.35
8.27
1916
8.34
Street Watering
13.46
5.12
5.08
Moth Assessments
5.87
.79
5.60
101.28
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
31.47
14.26
.68
16.53
Committed Interest
1915
12.58
Street Watering
12.58
23.07
5.36
Moth Assessments
28.43
39.21
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
39.21
5.96
Committed Interest
5.96
1914
2.44
Street Watering
2.44
38.10
.30
14.40
Moth Assessments
17.43
Appor. Sewer Accounts
17.43
3.55
Committed Interest
3.55
1913
.84
Street Watering
.84
.60
8.70
Moth Assessments
9.30
15.58
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
15.58
1.90
1.90
Committed Interest
52.80
60.29
167.17
-
Taxes
150
Commitments
Collections
Abatements
Unpaid
1911 Street Watering
5.47
1.39
4.08
Appor. of Sewer Assm'ts
10.50
10.50
Committed Interest
1.26
1.26
Com. Int. Betterments
1.58
1.58
1910
Appor. of Scwer Assm'ts
9.70
9.70
Committed Interest
.58
.58
Appor. Betterments
4.73
4.73
Street Betterments
557.88
557.88
Appor. Betterments
30.14
7.58
22.56
Advance Appor. of Sewer Assessments
599.55
599.55
Committed Interest
150.62
150.62
Sewer Assessments
Balance January 1, 1920.
$ 1,429.87
Additional Commitments
2,552.62
$ 3,992.49
Apportioned
1,282.80
portioned Dec. 31, 1920
2,296.37
$ 3,992.49
Apportionments of Sewer Assessments outstand- ing not due Jan. 1, 1920 Additional Commitments of Sewer Assessments Apportioned
$ 14,186.51
1,282.80
Adjustments of charges
40.41
$ 15.510.72
Committed for Collec- tions, 1920 Apportion- ments
$ 3,096.30
Advance Appor.
599.55
Adjustment of charges
5.60
Outstanding but not due Dec. 31, 1920
11,809.27
$15,510.72
Water Rates
$44,748.49
$40,758.82 $ 253.06 $ 3,736.61
Cemetery Accounts
1,820.50
720.00
1,100.50
HAROLD W. GAY, Town Treasurer and Tax Collector.
Collected
$ 413.32
Uncollected and unap-
151
REPORT OF TREASURERTAND COLLECTOR OF TAXES
TREASURER'S REPORT
Dr.
Balanee, Cash on hand January 1, 1920
$79,008.71
Received on account of
Corporation Tax (Business)
72,664.73
Corporation Tax (Publie Service)
3,939.84
Income Tax
64,809.82
Bank Tax
5,089.87
Strcet Railway Tax
34.01
Loans:
In anticipation of Revenue
320,000.00
General Purpose Loans
25,800.00
Highway Purposes
8,400.00
Sewerage Purposes
1,500.00
Electric Light Purposes
15,000.00
Water Purposes
12,700.00
Premiums on Loans
99.66
Eleetrie Light Receipts:
146,415.55
Fred S. Barton, Colleetor
8,470.00
Refund of deposit on Transformers
31.67
Cemetery Reccipts
613.35
Real Estate Rentals
.94
Interest on Deposits
1,087.87
Interest on Loans (accrued)
85.36
Departmental Receipts:
3.68
General Manager
8.00
General Government
416.47
Assessors
7.30
Engineering
6.00
Town Office Building
742.28
Police Department
68.88
Fire Department
882.83
Moth Suppression
65.85
Trecs, care of
89.70
Health Department
33.75
Sewer Department
10.55
Main Drains
5,901.21
Ash Removal
753.60
Highways:
From Commonwealth of Mass. on aeeount:
3,804.64
of East Cross Strect
2,020.30
Other Highway Receipts
395.52
Sewer Construction
390.00
Particular Sewers
4,260.94
Interest on Trust Funds (Cemetery)
720.00
Other Real Estate Receipts
4,050.00
School Purposes
Other Receipts
Town Clerk and Aecountant
19.90
Sealer of Weights and Measures
152
Schools
61.91
528.00
433.24
Fines .
Dog License Returns
4,566.13
Perpetual Care Trust Funds
1,525.00
Private Trust Funds, viz .: Deposits for services · Erroneous Receipts
1,117.02
Sinking Fund Transfer
318,460.99
Interest on Taxes
1,852.92
Sewer Apportionments and Assessments
4,365.41
Committed Interest on same
1,306.96
Street Watering
6.51
Moth Suppression
530.23
Street Betterments
3.32
Demands and Costs
270.35
Statements of Liens
38.00
Water Rates
40,758.82
$1,174,881.46
Paid on Accountant's Warrants
1,130,487.72
Balance Cash on hand December 31, 1920
$44,393.74
HAROLD W. GAY, Town Treasurer and Tax Collector.
This is to certify that I have examined the accounts of Harold W. Gay as Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes and that said accounts agree with the Accountant's records of Receipts and Payments of the Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
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