Norwood annual report 1951-1953, Part 41

Author: Norwood (Mass.)
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1128


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Conclusion


We of the Health Department wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Lincoln D. Lynch, to the School Committee, to all members of the School Department, and to the community for their sustained interest and co-operation.


MARY A. CANNING, R.N. Supervising School Nurse


REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT


Herewith, I submit my seventh annual report as Director of Guidance and Placement.


Guidance and Placement


Since the activities of the Guidance Department have been explained at some length in prior annual reports, we shall not repeat them here. However, we do wish to subscribe again to the sentiments expressed in last year's report.


It may be of interest to state that during the past year we helped some seventy- five students to secure either permanent or part-time employment. Sixty-two per cent of the present seniors and forty-seven per cent of the juniors reported that they engaged in some type of part-time employment.


A follow-up of the 175 graduates of the Norwood Senior High School Class of


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1952 showed the following distribution: (Does not include Boys' Vocational School, or Henry O. Peabody School graduates.)


Follow-Up


Number


Per Cent of Class


Attending School or College


73


41.71


Employed


79


45.15


In Armed Services of United States


2]


12.00


Married


2


1.14


Of the seventy-three members of the Class attending school or college on a full- time basis, the distribution was as follows:


Type of School or College


Number Enrolled


Per Cent of Class


Four Year College


34


19.43


Junior College


6


3.43


Business or Accounting (Less than four years)


13


7.43


Schools of Nursing


9


5.14


Preparatory Schools


4


2.29


Post Graduates


1


.57


Vocational Schools


6


3.42


A broad classification of the number of members of the Class employed, shows the following distribution:


Type of Employment


Number Employed


Per Cent of Class


Industrial


12


6.86


Secretarial, Stenographic, Clerical


41


23.43


Sales and Distribution


16


9.15


Construction and Building Trades


2


1.14


Telephone Operators


8


4.57


Conclusion


As usual, we extend our thanks to all members of the School Department who by their help have aided the young people of Norwood in situations where guid- ance was needed. We also thank the parents, clergy, and all other members of the community who have contributed to this important function of effective guidance for youth.


D. VINCENT KENEFICK


Director of Guidance and Placement


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REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMISSION


REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMISSION


To the Citizens of Norwood:


The Finance Commission was organized for the year 1952 as follows:


Daniel E. Callahan, Jr., Chairman James J. Hawley, Clerk Andrew M. Monahan, Member


On January 1, 1952 the debt of the Town of Norwod was $81,000.00 with maturities in 1952 of $13,000.00. $58,000.00 was borrowed during the year for Sewer and Drain Construction.


After examining the request for appropriations submitted by various depart- ments the Commission met with Department Heads and Committees charged with the disbursement of appropriations and discussed in detail the basis for such requests.


On completion of the work of the Commission a public hearing was held prior to the Adjourned Town Meeting.


The sum of $30,000.00 was appropriated for the Reserve Fund and transfers were made as follows:


Police Salaries


$1650.00


Interest


510.00


Town Treasurer & Collector Incidentals 700.00


Vacations & Pensions 540.00


Police Department Incidentals 512.00


Welfare Disability Assistance 3200.00


Town Clerk & Accountant New Equipment


300.00


Police Department Salaries 100.00


Light Utilization & Miscellaneous Expense


125.00


Planning Board


150.00


General Government Incidentals


135.23


Schools Maintenance of Buildings


1255.00


Schools Fuel


3500.00


Schools Janitors' Salaries 2350.00


Schools Textbooks 1000.00


Election & Registration Incidentals


800.00


Schools Instruction Salaries 2000.00


Morrill Memorial Library Incidentals


383.00


Police Salaries Special 100.00


Maintenance of Municipal Building P. S. 470.00


Sewer Construction 610.00


Sealer of Weights & Measures Incidentals 35.00


Schools Maintenance of Buildings 1000.00


Town Clerk & Accountant Incidentals 264.89


General Manager Incidentals 62.90


Fire Department Incidentals 554.02


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Snow & Ice Removal


835.88


Drains Maintenance


142.54


Schools Administration Expense


45.27


Industrial Education


66.01


Schools Maintenance of Buildings


741.71


Schools Textbooks


31.15


Schools Auxiliary Agencies Incidentals


1000.69


Carillon Concerts


36.03


Light Utilization & Miscellaneous


667.36


Purchase of Electric Energy


2347.03


Town Counsel Incidentals


9.40


Maintenance of Fire Alarm


201.44


Highway Maintenance Chapter 90


70.87


Recreation


88.02


$28,590.44


Respectfully submitted,


DANIEL E. CALLAHAN JR .. Chairman JAMES J. HAWLEY, Clerk ANDREW M. MONAHAN, Member


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


January 1 to December 31, 1952


Balance January 1, 1952


$759,017.36


Received from:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Income Tax


64,035.19


School Aid, Chapter 70


54,579.28


Corporation Tax


220,933.07


Meal Tax


4,394.99


Vocational Education


25,552.09


English Speaking Classes


244.50


Youth Service Board


128.48


Reimbursement Airport, Access Road


4,308.03


Reimbursement Highway, Chapter 90


13,926.92


H. & P. Licenses


43.00


U. S. Grants:


Old Age Assistance


61,895.42


Aid to Dependent Children


8,651.43


Disability Assistance


7,178.12


Smith-Hughes & George-Bardon Fund


1,473.82


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REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Norfolk County:


Highway Reimbursement, Chapter 90


2,000.00


Dog License Returns


1,275.96


Taxes and Assessments:


Property Taxes


1,283,925.10


Polls


10,126.00


Motor Vehicle Excise


119,608.34


Sewer Assessments


5,430.75


Street Betterments


23.85


Water Liens


769.18


Committed Interest


1,056.50


Costs


638.60


Tax Title Redemptions


65,861.81


Fees


39.00


Sale of Tax Title Possessions


6,559.68


Sale of Real Estate


8,000.00


Interest:


Taxes and Assessments


1,254.91


Tax Titles


3,221.10


Electric Service Deposits


475.00


Cemetery Trust Fund


2,180.82


Alice H. Plimpton Fund


275.00


William T. Whedon Fund


12.50


E. Florence Morse Fund


12.50


Post War Rehabilitation Fund


260.00


Anna M. Day Fund


125.00


Harriet W. Lane Fund


20.00


Warren H. Cudworth Fund


15.00


High School English Prize Fund


14.40


Chickering Fund


8.00


Electric Light Revenues:


Rates


590,930.90


In Lieu of Taxes


13,000.00


Water Revenues:


Rates


129,276.50


Hydrant Rental


7,546.00


Certificates of Liens


291.00


District Court Fines


310.00


Accounts Receivable:


General Government


2,423.87


Health


3,179.25


588.22


Highway


1


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Police


1,715,00


Sanitation


2,406.68


Schools


25,794.82


Welfare


5,620.69


Aid to Dependent Children


5,573.58


Old Age Assistance


61,085.72


Disability Assistance


3,788.66


Water


836.21


Light


2,874.02


Real Estate


72.00


Veterans' Benefits


6,181.54


Veterans' Housing Board


3,297.64


Guarantee Deposits:


Electric Service


5,050.00


Particular Sewers


17,999.36


Water


11,096.10


Light


417.23


Departmental Receipts:


Town Clerk:


Marriage Intentions


404.00


Recording Fees, etc.


1,530.50


Dog Licenses


2,021.00


Sporting Licenses


3,558.00


Liquor Licenses


82.00


Miscellaneous Licenses


1,839.50


Health:


Dental Clinic


402.25


Eye Clinic


69.50


Plumbing fees


2,280.00


Permits


96.50


Cemetery:


Sale of Lots and Graves


12,405.00


Interment fees


2,252.00


Private Work


721.70


Perpetual Care Bequests


3,025.00


Care of Lots


1,956.00


Schools:


Special Lunch Fund


24,612.09


Athletic Revolving Fund


6,051.63


Other


250.35


Peabody School:


Special Lunch Fund


3,785.37


Tea Room


1,660.58


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


237


Dressmaking


337.13


Bakery


373.02


Business


83.90


Boys' Vocational School


1,494.80


H. O. Peabody Fund Income


24,443.48


Recreation:


Dance Receipts


3,231.69


Federal Admission Taxes


615.56


Veterans' Housing:


Rents


14,043.00


Security Deposits


40.00


Water


212.58


Library


2,317.57


Permits


43.75


Building Permits


5,781.00


Police


132.00


Liquor Licenses


14,300.00


Fire


39.50


Playgrounds


91.00


Snow and Ice Removal


770.00


Sale of Salvage


15.75


Sealing fees


441.20


Light


2,784.40


Sidewalks


257.70


Refunds:


Old Age Assistance


1,119.47


Public Works


323.99


Excess and Deficiency


109.43


Welfare


544.07


Insurance


1,115.43


Election and Registration


10.00


Aid to Dependent Children


24.45


Disability Assistance


222.63


Soldiers' Benefits


215.56


Light


6.00


Engineering


12.00


Library


.75


Special School Lunch Fund


230.20


H. O. Peabody Income Account


10.00


Schools


102.54


Guarantee Deposit Water


47.56


Playgrounds


.29


Petty Cash Reimbursements:


School Treasurer


200.00


School Superintendent


100.00


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School Lunch Counter


100.00


Peabody School


100.00


Library ยท


15.00


Welfare


10.00


Withholding Tax Deductions


173,788.60


Deductions for Savings Bonds


1,990.00


Burglary Insurance, School


1,334.30


Anticipation of Revenue Loan


150,000.00


Mortgagee's Receipt


1.00


Sewer Loan


58,000.00


Accrued Interest


313.20


Premium


164.33


$4,171,268.49


Payments on Accountant's Warrants


3,344,899.63


Balance December 31, 1952


$ 826,368.86


EDMUND F. SULLIVAN


Town Treasurer


REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES-January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952


Abate-


Paid


ments &


after


Balance


Commit-


Payments Refunded


Abate-


Jan. 1, 1952


ments


ment


Collections


Abatements


Added to Tax Titles


Balance Dec. 31, 1952


Levy of 1952:


Personal Property


$58,497.82


$55,931.19


$488.22 19,282.71


$4,367.33


67,428.92


Sewer Assessments


3,478.57


21.30


3,278.81


25.52


16.17


179.37


Street Betterments


23.85


23.85


Water Liens


924.96


647.93


34.00


243.03


Committed Interest


1,058.88


9.08


1,015.31


10.84


2.58


39.23


Motor Vehicle Excise


122,666.72


2,750.22


110,762.25


5,315.92


9,338.77


Polls


12,244.00


16.00


$2.00


10,102.00


2,100.00


60.00


Levy of 1951:


Personal Property


$2,773.38


2,355.38


271.70


146.30


Real Estate


41,453.08


625.36


39,301.60


833.91


1,952.93


Sewer Assessments


206.69


190.51


16.18


Water Liens


121.25


121.25


Committed Interest


44.95


41.19


376


Motor Vehicle Excise


6,866.31


3,076.08


795.78


2.00


8,846.09


1,842.54


51.54


Polls


42.00


2.00


24.00


20.00


Levy of 1950:


Personal Property


39.90


39.90


Unapportioned Sewer 19,776.16


587.04


AApportioned 19,189.12


Apportioned Sewer Paid in Advance


1,374.39


EDMUND F. SULLIVAN


Collector of Taxes


239


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


$2,078.41


Real Estate


1,272,499.88


$4,876.11


1,186,297.03


THIRTY-NINTH REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


OF THE


TOWN OF NORWOOD


CLASSIFIED SUMMARY OF TOWN DEBT December 31, 1952


Due in


Year


School


Sewer


Water


Total


1953


$7,000.00


$9,000.00


$2,000.00


$18,000.00


195-4


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1955


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1956


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1957


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1958


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1959


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1960


7,000.00


6,000.00


13,000.00


1961


7,000.00


5,000.00


12,000.00


1962


5,000.00


5,000.00


$63,000.00


$61,000.00


$2,000.00


$126,000.00


.


Inside Debt Limit


58,000.00


Outside Debt Limit


68,000.00


$126,000.00


INTEREST DUE IN NEXT FIVE YEARS


Year


School


Sewer


Water


Total


1953


$892.50


$877.50


$35.00


$1,857.50


1954


787.50


735.00


1,522.50


1955


682.50


645.00


1,327.50


1956


577.50


555.00


1,132.50


1957


472.50


465.00


937.50


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REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


242


DEBT OUTSIDE DEBT LIMIT


Due in 1953


Date of


Rate


Issuc


Date of Maturity


Amount Issued


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1952 Numbers


Date


Principal


Interest


Interest Dates


Authority


Sewer


1.75%


11-1-38


11-1-53


$46,000.00


$3,000.00


B44-46


Nov. 1


$3,000.00


$52.50


M & N1


Ch. 50, 1938


School


1.5%


2-1-41


2-1-61


150,000.00


63,000.00


B88-94


Feb. 1


7,000.00


892.50


F&Al


Ch. 466, 1938


Water


1.75%


11-1-38


11-1-53


36,000.00


2,000.00


B35-36


Nov. 1


2,000.00


35.00


M &N1


Ch. 72, 1938


DEBT INSIDE DEBT LIMIT


Sewer


1.5%


4-15-52


4-15-62


58,000.00


58,000.00


B1-6


Apr. 15


6,000.00


825.00


A & O 15


TOWN OF NORWOOD


LIMITATION OF INDEBTEDNESS


Under Section 10, Chapter 44, General Laws, as amended, the amount the Town may borrow to present debt as follows:


1950 Real and Personal Property


Valuation Net


$27,771,050.00


1950 Motor Vehicle Excise


Valuation Net


2,904,000.00


1951 Real and Personal Property


Valuation Net


30,338,850.00


1951 Motor Vehicle Excise


Valuation Net


3,032,310.00


1952 Real and Personal Property


Valuation Net


32,425,890.00


1952 Motor Vehicle Excise


Valuation Net


2,771,725.00


Total


$99,243,825.00


Five percent of the average of which is the Statutory limit, viz.


$1,654,063.75


Total of Debt authorized and issued on December 31, 1952, viz.


$126,000.00


Of the amount, the debt outside the debt limit is


68,000.00


Debt within the statutory limitation


$58,000.00


.


Available borrowing capacity, December 31, 1952


$1,596,063.75


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


243


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ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Receipts and Expenditures for the Year Ending December 31, 1952


Receipts for Expenses Outlay


Total


GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes:


1952 Real Property


$1.186,297.03


Personal Property


55,931.19


Poll


10,102.00


Motor Vhicle Excise


110,762.25


$1,363,092.47


1951 Real Property


39,301.60


Personal Property


2,355.38


Poll


24.00


Motor Vehicle Excise


8,885.09


50,566.07 39.90


1950 Personal Property


39.90


Income Tax Distribution


108,864.47


Corporation Tax Distribution


220,933.07


Military, State Aid, Veterans Aid


6,181.54


Meal Tax Distribution


4,394.99


Youth Service Board


128.48


340,502.55


Sale of Tax Title Possessions


6,559.68


6,559.68


Tax Titles Redeemed


65,861.81


65,861.81


Fines:


District Court


310.00


310.00


Grants:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Assistance to Aged Citizens


61,895.42


Aid to Dependent Children


8,651.43


Disability Assistance


7,178.12


County of Norfolk:


Dog License Fund


1,275.96


1,275.96


Town of Norwood:


In Lieu of Taxes-Light Dept.


13,000.00


In Lieu of Taxes-Housing


1,869.37


Insurance


699.41


699.41


Total Carried Forward


$1,921.502.19


77,724.97


14,869.37


$1,921,502.19


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


245


Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total


General Revenue - Continued


Licenses and Permits


License Fees for 1953:


Section 12, Chapter 138:


13 All Alcoholic to be drunk on premises $6,500.00


7 Club All Alcoholic 2,800.00


1 Wines and Malt Beverages 400.00


Section 15, Chapter 138: (Retail Package Stores)


5 All Alcoholic 2,500.00


4 Wines and Malt Beverages


1,200.00


Section 30-A, Chapter 138:


3 Registered Pharmacists 900.00


41 One Day Wines and Malt Beverages 82.00


$14,382.00


Licenses and Permits:


Common Victuallers and Innholders


295.00


Sunday Sales


105.00


Public Amusement


284.00


Motor Vehicle Sales


230.00


Junk Collectors


70.00


Peddlars


9.00


Gasoline Permits


52.50


Taxis


8.00


Pool Rooms and Bowling Alleys


104.00


Lodging Houses


8.00


Sunday Bowling


220.00


Pinball Machines


420.00


Others


116.25


Page Total


16,303.75


Total Forward


1,921,502.19


1,921.75 16,303.75 1,921,502.19


Total for General Revenue $1,937,805.94 $1,937,805.94


246


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Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Sewer Assessments:


1951 Levy


$ 190.51


1952 Levy


3,278.81


$3,469.32


Street Betterments:


1952 Levy 23.85


23.85


Unapportioned Sewer Assessments:


Paid in Advance


1,374.39


Unapportioned assessment


587.04


1,961.43


Total for Commercial Revenue


$5,454.60


$5,454.60


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


General Government:


Telephone Tolls


$ 4.50


Rental Airport


500.00


Sale of Materials


50.00


Others


1.00


555.50


Town Clerk and Accountant:


Fees Collected for:


Marriage Intentions


404.00


Recording Fees


1,301.50


Certifying Fees


187.50


Others


43.50


1,936.50


Town Treasurer and Collector:


Fees Collected for:


Demands and Costs


638.60


Tax Title Release and Costs


39.00


Statement of Liens


291.00


968.60


Building Inspector:


Permits


5,781.00


5,781.00


Total for General Government


$9,241.60


$9,241.60


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


247


Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Ambulance Hire


$1,715.00


Bicycle Registration


44.00


Miscellaneous


88.00


$1,847.00


Fire Department:


Sales Chemicals


11.00


Permits


28.50


39.50


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Fees


441.20


441.20


Total for Protection


$2,327.70


$2,327.70


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


Dental Clinic Fees


$ 402.25


Eye Clinic Fees


69.50


Plumbing Fees


2,230.00


Permits


149.00


Tuberculosis Subsidy


3,179.25


$6,030.00


Sanitation:


Particular Sewers


2,406.68


2,406.68


Total for Health and Sanitation


$8,436.68


$8,436.68


248


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Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total


HIGHWAYS


Service and Materials


$ 3.41


Sidewalks


257.70


$ 261.11


Public Works:


Sale of Junk


65.06


Public Work Stock


519.75


Snow and Ice Removal


70.00


Chapter 90 Reimbursement Maintenance


6,217.09


Chapter 90 Reimbursement Construction


$9,709.83


Reimbursement Access Road


Commonwealth of Massachusetts ....


4,308.03


20,889.76


Total for Highways ....


$7,133.01


$14,017.86


$21,150.87


WELFARE


Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Old Age Assistance due from State


$58,627.05


Aid to Depend. Children due from State


5,573.58


Disability Assistance due from State


6,131.96


Other Municipalities:


Temporary Aid


2,919.80


Old Age Assistance


2,361.09


Individuals


345.14


Others


135.00


76,093.62


Total for Welfare


$76,093.62


$76,093.62


LIBRARY


Book Replacement


$ 29.14


Fines


2,132.46


Rentals


26.82


Service Charge


115.00


Sale of Junk


14.15


Income:


Alice H. Plimpton Fund


275.00


Warren H. Cudworth Fund


15.00


Chickering Fund


8.00


William T. Whedon Fund


12.50


E. Florence Morse Fund


12.50


2,640.57


Total for Library


$2,640.57


$2,640.57


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REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total


EDUCATION


Tuition:


State and City of Boston


$16,080.63


Other Municipalities


9,011.83


Approved Vocational


25,552.09


English Speaking Classes


244.50


School Aid Chapter 70


9,750.00


Smith Hughes, Barden Fund


1,473.82


Sale of:


Manual Arts


126.08


Others


53.13


Textbooks


53.99


Telephone Tolls


1.05


Repairs Structures


16.10


Rentals


240.00


Henry O. Peabody Fund Income


24,443.48


Henry O. Peabody Sales


3,022.33


Boys' Vocational School Sales


917.10


Janitor Services


447.39


Lunch Counter Receipts


27,917.49


Athletic Revolving Fund


6,051.63


Milk Fund


479.97


Insurance Recovery


1,334.30


High School English Prize Fund Income


14.40


Lane Fund Income


20.00


127,251.31


Total for Education ...... $127,251.31


$127,251.31


PLAYGROUNDS, RECREATION AND PARKS


Hall Rental


$ 91.00


Recreation


3,231.69


Federal Admissions Taxes Collected


615.56


Rental Town Owned Property


72.00


4,010.25


Total for Playgrounds, Recrea-


tion and Parks


$4,010.25


$4,010.25


VETERANS' HOUSING PROJECT


Rents


$14,043.00


Taxes, Ground Rent and Others


3,297.64


Guarantee Deposits Rental


40.00


17,380.64


Total Veterans' Housing Project ... $17,380.64


$17,380.64


250


TOWN OF NORWOOD


Receipts for


MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT


Expenses


Outlay


Total


Electric Energy Sales


$590,930.90


Advertising


8.57


Overhead Structures


$2,394.50


Maintenance Poles and Wires


280.23


Permits


2,784.40


Stock


8.45


Underground Services


14.35


Interest


475.00


Sale of Junk


167.92


Total for Municipal Electric Light


$594,647.02


$2,417.30


$597,064.32


WATER WORKS


Water Rates


$129,276.50


Service and Materials


359.07


Meter Repairs


20.00


Hydrant Repairs


189.72


Sale of Water, Veterans Project


480.00


Hydrant Rental


7,546.00


Water Liens Added to 1951 Taxes


82.25


Water Liens Added to 1952 Taxes


647.93


138,601.47


Total for Water Works


$138,601.47


$138,601.47


CEMETERIES


Sale of Lots and Graves


$12,405.00


Interments


$2,252.00


Work Ordered


721.70


Care of Lots


1,956.00


Interest on Perpetual Care Fund


2,180.82


Interest on Anna M. Day Fund


125.00


Total for Cemeteries


$7,235.52


$12,405.00


$19,640.52


INTEREST AND DEBT


On Taxes


$1,276.35


On Apportionments


1,056.50


On Tax Titles


3,199.66


Debt:


Anticipation of Revenue Loan


150,000.00


Sewer Loan


$58,000.00


Accrued Interest


164.33


Premium


313.20


214,010.04


Total for Interest and Debt


$156,010.04


$58,000.00


$214,010.04


251


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


AGENCY


Receipts for


Expenses


Outlay


Total


Sporting Licenses Collected for State


$3,558.00


Dog Licenses Collected for County


2,021.00


5,579.00


Total for Agency .. . .........


$5,579.00


$5,579.00


TRUST


Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests


$3,025.00


Electric Service Deposits


5,050.00


Electric Service Extension Deposits


417.23


Sewers


17,999.36


Water


11,096.10


37,587.69


Total for Trust


$37,587.69


$37,587.69


REFUNDS


Old Age Assistance


1,119.47


Public Works Incidentals


12.50


Excess and Deficiency


109.43


Welfare


554.07


Insurance


416.02


Election and Registration


10.00


Aid to Dependent Children


24.45


Disability Assistance


222.63


Soldiers' Benefits


215.56


Light Department


6.00


Engineering Incidentals


12.00


Library


15.75


Schools Lunch Counter


330.20


Garage Account


6.85


Henry O. Peabody School Income


10.00


Schools Instruction Supplies


3.59


Sick Leave


59.64


Water Guarantee Deposits


47.56


School Textbooks


47.45


Playground Maintenance


.29


Construction Public Works Building


245.00


Schools Instruction Salaries


51.50


Schools Administration


100.00


Schools Peabody and Treas. Petty Cash


300.00


3,919.96


Total for Refunds


$3,919.96


$3,919.96


MISCELLANEOUS


Sale of Junk


S 15.75


Post War Fund Income


260.00


Withholding Taxes


173,788.60


Bond Deductions


1,990.00


Sale of Real Estate


8,000.00


184,054.35


Total for Miscellaneous


$184,054.35


$184,054.35


252


TOWN OF NORWOOD


DEPARTMENTAL


Expenditures


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Expenses Outlay Total


Selectmen Personal Expenses:


Badges


$ 23.10


Association Dues


70.00


$ 93.10


Selectmen:


Salary of Clerk


500.00


500.00


General Government Incidentals:


Stenographic Services


1,775.63


Printing and Advertising


588.87


Postage


380.88


Telephone


269.75


Expense of Town Meetings


519.87


Recording Fees


5.00


Office Supplies


317.76


Rifle Range


22.50


Airport Committee Expense


135.25


Rental Organ


150.00


Other Expense


1,118.80


5,284.31


Town Clerk and Accountant:


Salary


5,700.00


5,700.00


Incidentals:


Personal Services


28,449.95


Printing and Stationery


1,092.52


Advertising


7.20


Postage


2,984.13


Office Supplies


1,207.97


Transportation and Association Expense


439.98


Fees, Births and Deaths


230.25


Equipment, Repairs and Replacement


780.75


Telephone


197.43


Other Expense


141.11


35,531.29


Town Clerk and Accountant:


New Equipment


5,109.28


5,109.28


General Manager:


Salary ..........


7,800.00


7,800.00


Page Total


$54,908.70


$5,109.28


$60,017.98


253


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued


Expenditures


General Manager Incidentals:


Expenses Outlay Total


Personal Services, Office Force


$9,800.00


Telephone


462.66


Transportation


253.64


Equipment Repairs and Replacement


56.46


New Equipment


199.50


Office Supplies


913.95


Other Expense


259.19


$11,945.40


Treasurer and Collector of Taxes: Salary


5,600.00


5,600.00


Incidentals:


Personal Services, Office Force


12,915.17


Service Fees


101.00


Recording Fees


59.80


Printing and Stationery


94.66


Telephone


183.23


Office Supplies


1,342.16


Equipment Repairs


94.45


New Equipment


$ 498.00


Postage


786.13


Official Surety Bonds


669.25


Insurance


205.12


Other Expense


84.70


17,033.67


Tax Title Foreclosure:


Recording and Entry Fees


475.69


475.69


Assessors:


5,755.00


5,755.00


Incidentals:


Personal Services, Office Force


3,900.00


Printing and Stationery


35.03


Postage


75.00


Telephone


96.87


Abstracts of Deeds and Wills


354.90


Auto Hire


181.00


Office Expense


1,210.92


Association Dues and Expense


203.90


Other Expense


274.94


6,332.56


New Equipment .....


300.00


300.00


Page Total


$46,644.32


$798.00


$47,442.32


Total Forward


54,908.70


5,109.28


60,017.98


Total


$101,553.02


$5,907.28


$107,460.30


Salaries (3)


254


TOWN OF NORWOOD


GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued Expenditures Expenses Outlay Total


Engineering:


Salary


$6,540.00


$6,540.00


Incidentals:


Personal Services


14,974.55


Telephone


100.32


Equipment, Repairs and Replacement


167.77


Office Supplies


125.51


Transportation, Operation of


258.94


Plans, Blueprints


51.42


New Equipment


200.00


Other Expense


213.51


16,092.02


Election and Registration: Salaries of Registrars


1,000.00


1,000.00


Incidentals:


Clerical Services


1,586.55


Salaries Election Officers


3,388.00


Salaries Assistant Registrars


1,317.50


Meals, Election Officers


1,327.81


Printing Ballots


229.81


Printing Voting Lists and Others


1,392.35


Office Supplies and Postage


165.98


Equipment, Repairs and Erecting


1,505.02


Rent, Polling Place and Janitors


441.23


Other Expense


426.30


11,780.55


Finance Commission:


Clerical Services


300.00


Printing


540.00


Advertising


38.88


Office Supplies and Postage


219.87


Association Dues and Expense


44.20


Other Expense


12.64


1,155.59


Town Counsel:


Salary


3,300.00


3,300.00


Incidentals:


Stenographic Services


649.40


Office Supplies


15.00


Other Expense


15.00


679.40


Certification of Notes:


Certifying Fees


214.99


214.99


Page Total


$40,762.55


$40.762.55


Total Forward


101,553.02


$5,907.28


107,460.30


Total


$142,315.57


$5,907.28


$148,222.85


255


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued


Expenditures


Planning Board:


Expenses Outlay


Total


Stenographic Services


$ 190.00


Plans and Maps


13.24


Advertising


209.32


Association Dues


20.00


Other Expense


102.15


$ 534.71


Board of Survey:


Clerical Services


30.00


30.00


Board of Appeal:


50.00


50.00


Town Committee on Rehabilitation:


Office Expense and Supplies


308.59


308.59


New Industries Committee:


Stenographic Service and Others


236.82


236.82


Municipal Building Maintenance:


Salary Janitor


3,300.00


Salary Matron


1,379.84


Salary Switchboard Operator


2,500.00


Salary, Other Janitors


500.50


Payrolls, P.W.D., Maintenance Buildings and Grounds


1,083.26


Telephone


951.57


Fuel


2,385.67


Electric Service


1,384.04


Gas Service


89.87


Water Rates


117.46


Janitors Supplies


109.69




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