Official reports of the town of Wayland 1923-1924, Part 5

Author: Wayland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Printed at the Middlesex Freeman Office
Number of Pages: 386


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1.00


James Ferguson


12.80


Joseph Perodeau


22.00


C. W. Bemis


24.00


W. Austin


12.00


Albert Potvin


22.00


Frank Perry


8.00


Albert Smith


8.00


Thomas Boles


8.00


John Lynn


16.00


Harold Simpson


2.00


Arthur Dusseault


6.00


Arthur Sanborn


8.00


Leon Gladu


4.00


80


Fred Keith


4.00


C. L. Fair


27.25


July


William Coughlin


78.00


William Cowan


78.00


T. L. Hynes


76.00


E. L. Hynes


80.00


Harold Hynes


50.00


L. T. Hynes


32.00


William Lovell


34.00


Wayland Grain Co.


1.90


H. W. Parmenter


9.10


Osborne Clarke


46.00


Fred Keith


32.00


Arthur Dusseault


12.00


C. M. Frothingham


6.00


Cornelius Fair


164.90


A. A. Ward


66.50


Thomas Bowles


23.50


Raymond Coakley


20.00


James Ferguson


31.70


C. W. Fairbank


195.00


John Lynn


22.50


Joseph Resicot


32.00


Bernard Mullen


30.00


Joseph Perodeau


40.00


Melville A. Loker


16.00


Albert Potvin


16.00


Alfred Dusseault


20.00


A. R. Reiley


8.00


Phillip Connelly


4.00


S. C. Fairbank


78.00


Grover Bros.


39.25


James Fleming


4.00


Walter Smith


4.00


Joseph Duce


4.00


Henry Matthiews


6.00


Ned Mullen


4.00


Charles Peck


2.00


Harold Simpson


6.00


Albert Smith


6.00


Hugh Normile


2.00


81


Dennis McSweeney


2.00


W. F. Lawrence


14.00


James McDonald


10.00


William Neale


10.00


Edward Damon


12.50


C. W. Chadwick


31.50


August


William Cowan


114.00


William Coughlin


114.00


L. T. Hynes


96.00


E. L. Hynes


106.00


T. L. Hynes


106.00


William Lovell


15.00


J. A. Patterson


23.25


Harold Hynes


4.00


August


C. M. Frothingham


1.50


H. W. Parmenter


2.80


Wayland Grain Company


9.05


Standard Oil Company


2,266.21


Town of Sudbury


12.44


C. W. Fairbank


163.75


Bernard Mullen


108.25


S. C. Fairbank


108.25


Charles Mann


54.00


Joseph Perodeau


6.00


D. J. Driscoll


72.00


Joseph Resicot


72.00


C. E. Lucier


70.00


Henry Matthiew


22.00


Walter Smith


47.75


Edward Damon


10.50


James Ferguson


46.00


Thomas Irving


35.75


Robinson & Jones Co.


37.80


Osborne Clarke


6.00


Arthur Dusseault


10.00


Fred Keith


10.00


Malcom Ide


6.00


Philip Connelly


6.00


A. R. Reiley


6.00


Raymond Coakley


10.00


82


6.00


Thomas Bowles T. C. Metcalf


4.00


Charles Potvin


2.00


Thomas Dowey


7.00


A. W. Atwood


41.21


September


Standard Oil Co.


1,425.75


American Oil Products


424.90


William Cowan


36.00


William Coughlin


40.00


E. L. Hynes


36.00


T. L. Hynes


36.00


Fred Wheeler


6.25


Mrs. Edward Carter


2.50


Mass. Broken Stone Co.


22.40


C. W. Fairbank


58.00


Bernard Mullen


74.00


C. S. Fairbank


20.00


Joseph Perodeau


8.00


Joseph Rasicot


64.00


C. E. Lucier


60.00


Dennis Driscoll


66.00


Charles Mann


50.00


C. W. Bemis


85.00


J. Ferguson


64.20


Thomas Dowey


56.00


October


C. W. Fairbank


30.00


Dennis Driscoll


28.00


William Neal


2.00


S. C. Fairbank


48.75


W. Lawrence


6.00


James McDonald


6.00


Joseph Perodeau


6.00


American Oil Products


625.00


George W. Jennison


8.00


Thomas Hynes


12.00


E. L. Hynes


8.00


William Cowan


12.00


William Coughlin


4.00


George A. Goodwin


8.00


83


November


Bernard Mullen


54.00


Leonard Hynes


84.00


Thomas Hynes


44.00


Edward Hynes


20.00


William Cowan


52.00


William Coughlin


50.00


L. Scott Roe


44.00


N. E. Road Machinery Co.


10.50


George N. Sherman


36.00


Fiske Corporation


13.95


Mass. Broken Stone Co.


86.96


Charles Mann


10.00


C. E. Lucier


10.00


Joseph Resicot


10.00


November


Oswald Garvey


10.00


Thomas Dorherty


10.00


Cumbra's Garage


1.25


James Ferguson


16.00


December


C. W. Fairbank


25.00


S. C. Fairbank


12.50


Edward Damon


10.50


Thomas Irving


7.00


L. H. McManus


6.75


Railings


1923


Jan. 1, 1923


$483.00


Expenditures


$136.45


Balance Dec. 31, 1923


346.55


$483.00


$483.00


Sidewalks


1923


Jan. 1 Balance 1922


$1,210.27 500.00


Mar. 14 Appropriation


Mar. 14 Transferred to State Road Sidewalk


Expenditures


1,210.27 455.63


84


Balance Dec. 31, 1923 44.37


$1,710.27


$1,710.27


State Road Sidewalk


March 14 Appropriation


Transferred from Sidewalk Account


$2,300.00 1,210.27 1.71


Dec. 29 Refund Expenditures Balance Dec. 31, 1923


$1,502.72


2,009.26


$3,511.98


$3,511.98


Snow Removal


From Revenue Account


Expenditures for 1923


$6,285.79


January


Pay Rolls


$1,768.84


February


Pay Rolls


1,517.00


March


Pay Rollls


2,415.40


September


Snow Plow Storage


18.00


December


Snow Shovels


29.00


Fordson Tractor (Scraper)


537.55


$6,285.79


$6,285.79


JAMES FERGUSON Surveyor of Highways


85


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS


Number of cows


423


Number of pigs


138


Number of sheep


10


Cows quarantined


3


F. J. BIGWOOD Inspector of Animals


86


WATER COMMISSIONERS REPORT


The following report is respectfully submitted.


The Water Commissioners organized with James Mckay, chairman and Maynard R. Porter ,Clerk and Collector.


Harry Craig was appointed Superintendent of Water Works


MAYNARD R. PORTER Clerk JAMES McKAY WALTER SMITH


87


CLERK OF WATER COMMISSIONERS REPORT


December 31, 1923 Cr.


1922


Dec. 31 Balance with Treasurer


395.36


1923


Jan. 16 Cash


$168.00


Mar. 4


250.00


May 4


200.00


May 24


117.00


June 19


75.00


July 2


259.90


August 1


139.50


August 20


372.50


Sept. 1


178.50


Sept. 17


169.50


Oct. 15


155.50


Dec. 15


146.50


Dec. 31


90.00


$2,711.76


Dr.


Feb.


33.75


March


114.61


April


113.44


May


676.49


June


66.00


July


256.99


Aug.


667.50


Sept.


114.50


Oct.


348.01


Nov.


56.00


$2,649.64


Balance


62.12


$2,711.76


88


SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS REPORT


Feb. 5


Pay Roll


Wayne Post


$12.00


John O'Rourke


5.50


W. S. Bigwood


16.25


$33.75


March 19


Pay Roll


Harry Craig


5.00


John O'Rourke


1.50


Bills


C. A. Lockhart and Sons


2.05


C. Warren


1.00


Natick Plumbing and Heating Co.


7.88


W. C. Neal


8.00


D. W. Richardson


2.75


J. H. Bent Est.


14.00


Union Lumber Co.


36.18


Edison Light Co.


1.50


James McKay


26.00


Joseph Derrick


8.75


114.61


April 17


Pay Roll


John O'Rourke


36.00


Wayne Post


17.00


W. S. Bigwood


29.44


Charles Mann


24.00


Bills


J. A. Bent Estate


7.00


May 2


Pay Roll


Harry Craig


11.88


89


Oswald Garvey


30.00


Rupert Porter


4.00


Joseph Derrick


8.00


Alfred Damon


2.00


John O'Rourke


4.75


89.38


May 7 Pay Roll


Bernard Mullen


12.00


William Cowan


4.00


Charles Mann


48.00


George Richardson


7.00


Ernest Richardson


10.00


Albert Potvin


22.00


Joseph Derrick


9.00


M. A. Loker


20.00


Samuel Fairbank


8.00


James Carroll


12.00


Harry Craig


25.00


James Ferguson


6.00


Maynard Porter


9.00


Bills


Boston & Maine Railroad


149.11


341.11


May 21


Pay Roll


Carmille Perodeau


4.00


Peter Gaston


4.00


Charles Mann


40.00


Ernest Richardson


49.00


George Richardson


23.00


Oswald Garvey


38.00


Albert Potvin


12.50


James Carroll


19.00


Peter Mullen


19.00


William Cowan


14.00


M. A. Loker


6.00


Allen Barry


17.50


246.00


90


June 19


Pay Roll


Harry Craig


30.00


Alfred Damon


16.00


Charles Mann


20.00


66.00


July 2


Pay Roll


Harry Craig


7.50


Alfred Damon


6.00


William Cowan


4.00


Oswald Garvey


14.00


Ernest Richardson


6.00


James Murray


2.00


Earl Crouse


4.50


Bills


Thompson Durkee Co.


185.49


229.49


July 16


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


15.00


Harry Cayo


5.00


Harry Craig


7.50


27.50


August 6


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


26.00


Harry Cayo


14.00


Harry Craig


5.00


Bills


Wayland Gazette


25.00


B. L. Ogilvie


1.60


Natick Water Department


43.00


114.60


August 20


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


32.00


John Carter 4.00


$1


Harry Craig


10.00


Bills


Wellesley Plumbing and Heat- ing Co. Michigan Pipe Co.


6.90


500.00


552.90


September 1


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


36.00


36.00


September 17


Alfred Damon


39.50


Harry Cayo


34.00


Harry Craig


5.00


78.50


October 1


Bills


George Jennison


3.00


Natick Water Dept.


5.00


Howe & Co.


9.22


Ludlow Valve Co.


24.36


C. S. Williams


21.67


N. Perodeau


28.29


Peck & Davieu


3.35


94.89


October 15


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


20.00


Harry Craig


20.00


Harry Cayo


5.00


Edward Lucier


5.00


Bills


J. A. Bent


45.00


Fittz & Barker


19.33


Ludlow Valve Co.


24.36


Thompson Durkee


114.43


November 5 Alfred Damon


28.00


253.12


92


Harry Cayo


28.00


56.00


December 3 Pay Roll


Harry Cayo


16.00


Alfred Damon


16.00


John Rourke


4.00


Francis Gladu


6.00


Oswald Garvey


2.00


Harry Craig


2.50


46.50


December 17


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


18.00


Harry Cayo


18.00


Harry Craig


10.00


46.00


December 31


Pay Roll


Alfred Damon


16.00


Harry Craig


7.50


H. M. Gage


1.50


Bills


Howe & Co.


1.00


Natick Plumbing & Heating Co.


26.21


Edison Light


4.50


Charles Fairbank


27.00


J. A. Bent Estate


20.00


M. J. Maloney


.77


N. Perodeau


11.37


109.85


$2,649.64


Respectfully submitted HARRY CRAIG


Superintendent


93


CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS' REPORT


During 1923 the Town has received seven additional gift funds for perpetual care of lots amounting to $1500.00, bringing the total amount in funds to $11,- 750.00, all of which are invested in U. S. Liberty Bonds.


The balance of damage done by the ice storm of 1922 has in large measure been cleared up.


The entrance of the North Cemetery has been greatly improved by the grading upon the roadway and the re- moval of dead trees and stumps has added to the appear- ance of the whole Cemetery.


In Lake View Cemetery new gutters have been placed in good condition where required.


In the opinion of the Commissioners, Lake View Cemetery should be so surveyed that bounds can be es- tablished ; apparently this has never been done. Also a new plan or map be made so that all lots now sold can be recorded upon this new plan to avoid possible sale of lots now in possession of owners unknown.


The old plan is so distorted and frail through age that it is of very little service.


For this purpose a small specific appropriation is asked.


WILLIAM READ, Chairman MRS. E. A. WELLINGTON, Clerk FRANK F. AMES, Supt.


1923


Jan. 1 Balance


$374.74


Income from sale lots Lake View Cemetery


75.00


Income from sale lots in North and Center Cemeteries


50.00


Income from sale of wood and grass


38.50


$538.24


94


Expended for safe


$77.35


Expended for improvements, supplies, etc. 368.20


445.55


Dec. 31 Balance $92.69


North and Center Cemeteries


1923


Jan. 1 Balance


$186.37 400.00


Mar. 5 Appropriation


$586.37


Expended


584.75


Dec. 31 Balance $1.62


Lake View Cemetery


1923


Jan. 1 Balance


$88.78


Mar. 5 Appropriation


400.00


$488.78


Expended


483.00


Dec. 31 Balance


$5.78


Perpetual Care Trust Funds


Jan. 1, 1923


Dec. 31 Expended Balance


Parsons


Fund $200.00


Balance $13.82


Income


$8.50


$9.64


$12.68


Charles Holbrook


150.00


8.89


6.38


5.50


9.77


Dwight B. Hurd


100.00


7.75


4.25


4.52


7.48


Andrew S. Morse


100.00


4.89


8.27


4.48


8.58


Jackson


100.00


11.79


4.25


3.52


12.52


Jonathan M. Parmenter


5,000.00


105.80


212.50


6.52


311.78


W. S. Draper


100.00


13.99


4.25


3.52


14.72


Alden D. Wellington


100.00


12.02


4.25


3.52


12.74


Ira Underwood


100.00


3.74


4.25


4.50


3.49


Ann. M. Lovejoy


200.00


13.54


8.50


5.50


16.54


Edward R. Johnson


100.00


2.07


4.25


4.50


1.82


Henry Reeves


100.00


16.78


4.25


3.52


17.51


Theodore S. Sherman


200.00


13.86


8.50


5.02


17.34


Edward Carter


100.00


4.83


5.75


3.80


6.78


Calvin Rice


100.00


16.02


4.25


3.52


16.75


Edmund Rice


100.00


3.39


4.25


5.92


1.72


Francis Moore


100.00


4.48


4.25


3.52


5.21


Ambrose M. Page


50.00


*. 01


2.13


4.52


*2.40


95


William B. Braman


100.00


4.59


4.25


5.02


3.82


Jonas and Celinea Gardner Bennett


100.00


4.31


8.27


4.48


8.10


E. Russell Frost


100.00


11.87


4.25


3.52


12.60


Lurinda B. Thomas


100.00


5.22


4.25


3.52


5.95


Otis Loker


100.00


5.58


4.25


3.52


6.31


E. L. Moore


300.00


102.17


12.75


4.52


110.40


Josiah M. Russell


100.00


11.38


4.25


6.52


9.11


Phebe Maria Lee


100.00


11.82


4.25


5.02


11.05


Edwin Gale


100.00


10.34


4.25


3.52


11.07


Jude Damon


100.00


7.81


4.25


4.52


7.54


Marshall Russell


100.00


9.22


4.25


3.52


9.95


Frank C. Hurd


100.00


2.97


4.25


3.52


3.70


George Harrington


100.00


6.87


4.25


3.52


7.60


Adeline H. Wellington


100.00


3,34


4.25


. 3.52


4.07


Alfred C. Loker


100.00


5.18


4.25


4.50


4.93


Bryant and Miller


100.00


1.42


4.25


5.50


.17


Edward Rice


100.00


10.81


4.25


3.52


11.54


Jesse N. and Edwin P. Walker


100.00


2.52


4.25


6.04


*1.79


Ellen Ricker


100.00


2.04


4.25


4.50


1.79


Elbridge A. Wellington


100.00


3.34


4.25


3.52


4.07


Roby


400.00


102.37


17.00


3.52


115.85


Warren S. Wheeler


100.00


8.12


4.25


3.52


8.85


96


Noyes Morse


100.00


5.86


4.25


5.52


4.59


Levina E. Hemenway


100.00


.41


4.25


5.00


*. 34


Caroline E. Miller


50.00


3.18


2.12


4.52


.78


Josiah W. Parmenter


200.00


8.50


3.52


4.98


Ward


100.00


5.31


5.76


4.79


6.28


Keith


100.00


6.75


3.20


3.55


Granville L. Loker


500.00


33.90


20.85


13.15


Geo. A. Leach


100.00


6.79


6.34


.45


William Stearns


100.00


3.57


5.94


*2.37


William Whittemore


100.00


3.71


3.80


*. 09


Elisha Wheeler and Sarah E. Haynes 100.00


3.82


5.35


*. 53


Joseph O. Bullard


500.00


7.19


7.19


97


Overdrafts


98


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


Schedule I


CASH STATEMENT


1923


Jan. 1 Cash Balance


$17,802.68


Total Receipts (Schedule II)


206,528.14


$224.330.82


Total Payments (Schedule III)


220,950.72


Dec. 31 Cash Balance


$3,380.10


Schedule II Cash Receipts by Departments


1923


1922


Taxes 1921


$30,986.36 $18,268.84


Taxes 1922


38,150.84


27,695.97


Taxes 1923


19,754.09


Income Tax 1923


11,547.98


Town Indebtedness


Tax Notes


81,000.00


92,000.00


Education


Income Trust Funds


8.00


8.00


Dog Licenses


283.59


278.30


Refunds and Damages


55.63


17.92


Library and Reading Room


Dog Licenses


283.58


278.31


Treasurer of Library Funds


1,166.84


899.08


Library Funds Income


$82.50


82.50


Cemeteries


Sale of Lots


125.00


304.00


Sale of Wood


38.50


99


Income from Funds


318.10


Cemetery Funds Received


476.34 1,500.00


5,400.00


Redemption 4 Victory Loan Bonds


400.00


Oiling Account


State Treasurer


3,000.00


3,762.93


County Treasurer


3,000.00


3,762.93


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid from State


810.00


873.00


Water Department


2,316.40


2,280.51


Sealer of Weights and Measures


29.77


31.28


Estimated Receipts Account


Interest on Deposits


269.69


158.32


Town Hall Rent


86.00


57.00


Licenses


19.00


7.00


Interest on Taxes


3,134.12


5,096.60


Town Scales


305.00


Corporation Tax


2,421.70


1,317.18


National Bank Tax


378.43


2,803.11


Street Railway Tax


19.67


92.57


Income Tax 1922


170.00


Burial Indigent Soldiers


60.00


Civilian War Poll Tax Refund


282.91


Highway Department


Sale of gravel


31.75


Park Commissioners


Rent of land for grazing


50.00


25.00


Police Dept. Fines


From 1st. Dist. Court, Framingham 115.28


45.03


Poor Department


Other Towns


130.00


130.00


Reimbursement on 1922


105.95


Moth Department


From State


20.00


22.00


Sale of Lead and Work


213.00


238.10


School Department


Tuition from State


480.16


528.90


100


Middlesex Bureau Home Econ- omics


43.90


Sale of Raditors


4.00


State Treasurer School Fund


3,120.00


3,120.00


Tuition other Towns


27.50


25.00


Refunds


Police Department


27.15


Highway Department


16.00


Poor Department


104.00


Fire Department


2.50


State Road Sidewalk


1.71


Poor Department


Donation Fund Income


55.25


55.25


Loker Fund Income


80.00


80.00


Allen Fund Income


40.00


40.00


Total Receipts


$206,528.14


101


SCHEDULE III Treasurer's Payments By Departments


1923


1922


Tax Payments


County Tax


$5,021.59


$5,183.51


State Tax


State Tax


8,160.00


8,160.00


State Highway Tax


572.00


572.00


State Moth Tax


503.22


246.59


Civilian War Poll Tax


2,082.00


2,049.00


Town Administration


Selectmen's Salaries


500.00


500.00


Selectmen's Incidentals


34.22


32.78


Treasurer's Salary


500.00


500.00


Treasurer's Incidentals


69.41


66.76


Auditor's Salary


150.00


150.00


Auditor's Incidentals


18.03


6.95


Tax Collector's Salary


920.25


893.25


Tax Collector's Incidentals


155.33


132.06


Assessor's Salaries


910.00


940.60


Assessor's Incidentals


208.14


354.09


Town Clerk's Salary


100.00


100.00


Town Clerk's Incidentals


195.15


267.59


Election and Registration Salaries


193.00


401.00


Election and Registration In- cidentals


104.65


159.64


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


50.00


50.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures Incidentals


50.23


38.39


Overseers of Poor Salaries


150.00


150.00


Moderator's Salary, 5 years


50.00


Game Warden's Salary 1923


50.01


Game Warden's Salary 1922


25.00


Town Hall


260.09


344.87


Town Hall Repairs


49.98


40.22


Town Clocks


87.36


30.00


Miscellaneous Incidentals


32.70


35.00


Insurance


1,356.77


1,051.07


102


Bonds


256.50


216.50


Legal Requirements


70.00


431.00


(Total of Salaries $3,598.26)


Protection of Life and Property


Police Department


2,080.68


1,661.01


Fire Department


1,749.99


1,789.29


Moth Department


1,523.00


1,892.66


Tree Warden


93.60


448.90


Health and Sanitation


Board of Health


484.04


647.63


District Nurse


1,500.00


1,562.50


Inspection of Schools


75.00


75.00


Inspection of Animals


150.00


150.00


Drainage Special Appropriation


310.00


Highway Department


General Highways


3,337.74


5,159.12


Oiling


11,798.24


13,063.42


Railings


136.45


17.00


Sidewalks


455.63


789.73


Removal of Snow


6,285.79


795.75


State Road Sidewalk


1,502.72


Street Lighting


3,858.50


3,423.17


Charities


Poor Department


1,380.93


2,114.33


Poor Funds Income


175.25


175.25


Soldiers Benefits


State Aid


996.00


1,076.00


Soldiers Relief


464.46


374.00


Education


School Committee Salaries 1922


and 1923


300.00


150.00


Superintendent's Salary


1,691.62


1,329.17


Superintendent Expenses


11.87


195.44


Teacher's Salaries


24,040.20


23,212.57


Janitor's Salaries


1,680.00


1,600.00


Transportation


5,683.50


5,132.85


Supplies


1,056.14


1,039.04


Repairs


1,458.89


329.15


103


Incidentals


565.55


627.49


Fuel and Light


2,774.93


1,365.96


Total Education 1922


$39,262.70


Total Education 1923


$34,981.67


Library and Reading Room


4,742.11


4,005.02


Library Trust Funds Income


110.00


110.00


Memorial Day


394.00


327.21


Water Department


2,649.64


2,368.99


Cemeteries


General Account


445.55


60.13


North and Center Cemeteries


584.75


285.75


Lake View Cemetery


483.00


328.00


North Cemetery Fence


95.20


Perpetual Care Funds


243.61


180.64


Cemetery Funds Invested


1,470.40


5,391.13


Reinvestment 5 Victory Loan Bonds 393.53


Town Indebtedness


Tax Notes Paid


99,000.00


79,000.00


Playground Notes Paid


1,000.00


2,000.00


Fire Dept. Truck Notes Paid


1,000.00


1,000.00


School House Bonds Paid


1,000.00


1,500.00


Interest


Tax Notes


4,920.09


8,587.40


Fire Dept. Truck Notes


120.00


180.00


Playground Notes


60.00


142.50


School House Bonds


320.00


380.00


Park Commissioners


254.53


165.52


Special Appropriations


Repairs Town Clock


33.75


16.25


Printing Town Reports


420.00


375.64


Demonstration Work in Agriculture 300.00


250.00


American Legion Account Lease


400.00


Refund


To State Treas., over payment


Corporation Tax


4.21


Total Payments


$220,950.72


104


TAX NOTES OUTSTANDING Borrowed in Anticipation of Taxes


1923


January


1 Notes Outstanding Nos. 22-23-25 1921 Notes


$20,000.00


Nos. 29-33-34-35-36-38-39-40 of 1922 75,000.00


March


22 No. 41 Natck Trust Co. 8 mo. @ 4 1-2% 10,000.00


22 No. 42 Natick 5c Sav. Bank 9 mo. @ 4 1-2% 7,000.00


April


10 No. 43 Natick Trust Co. 8 mo. @ 4 1-2% 7,000.00


10 No. 44 Natick Trust Co. 1 yr. @ 4 1-2% 7,000.00


May


7 No. 45 Natick 5c Sav. Bank 1 yr. @ 4 1-2% 10,000.00 June


7 No. 46 Natick Trust Co. 1 yr. @ 4 3-4% 10.000.00 July


18 No. 47 Natick Trust Co. 1 yr. @ 4 3-4% 10,000.00 September


19 No. 48 Natick Trust Co. 1 yr. @ 5% 10,000.00


October


31 No. 49 Natick Trust Co. 1 yr. @ 5% 10,000.00 $176,000.00


TAX NOTES PAID


1923


March


28 No. 29 Natick 5c Sav. Bank due March 25, 1923 10,000.00


April


17 No. 22 Natick Trust Co., due May 14, 1922 5,000.00


20 No. 33 Natick Trust Co., due April 20 1923 10,000.00


105


May


21 No. 34 Natick 5c Sav. Bank, due May 17, 1923 10,000.00


July


30 No. 35 Natick Trust Co due June 7, 1923 10,000.00


September


1 No. 25 Natick Trust Co. due June 4, 1922 5,000.00


October


25 No. 36 Natick 5c Sav. Bank, due July 5,1923 5,000.00


25 No. 23 Natick Trust Co. due May 21, 1922 10,000.00 November


22 No. 41 Natick Trust Co. due Nov. 22, 1923 10,000.00


December


10 No. 43 Natick Trust Co., due Dec. 10, 1923 7,000.00


22 No. 42 Natick 5c Sav. Bank due Dec. 22, 1923 7,000.00


31


No. 38 Natick Trust Co., due Sept. 20,


1923


10,000.00


$99,000.00


December 31 Notes Outstanding


Nos. 39-40 1922 Notes 20,000.00


Nos. 44 -- 45-46-47-48-49 of 1923 57,000.00


$176,000.00


No. 39 due Oct. 16, 1923 @ 4 3-4%


$10,000.00


No. 40 due Nov. 6, 1923 @ 4 3-4% 10,000.00


Above notes issued in anticipation of 1922 Taxes. 1922 Taxes uncollected $26,905.09 Notes and Bonds Outstanding


7 School House Bonds due annually $1000 $7,000.00


1 Fire Dept Truck Note due July 27, 1924 1,000.00


$8,000.00


Revenue Account


Unexpended Balance 1922


$9,503.62


Payments


Snow Removal $6,285.79


106


Insurance


1,356.77


Bonds


256.50


Legal Requirements 70.00


Abatement Taxes Overdraft 1922 953.90


State Aid


186.00


To Library Funds Income


27.50


Refunds to State Treasurer Account Corporation Tax


7.25


$9,143.71


Balance Dec. 31, 1923


359.91


$9,503.62


$9,503.62


Interest Account


Unexpended Balance 1922


$2,760.44


Appropriation


3,500.00


Payments


On Tax Notes


$4,920.09


On Playground Notes


60.00


On Fire Dept. Equip. Notes


120.00


On School House Bonds


320.00


$5,420.09


Balance Dec. 31, 1923


840.35


$6,260.44


$6,260.44


Incidentals Account


Unexpended Balance 1922


8.86


Appropriation


1,500.00


Appropriation for 1922 Unpaid Bills


59.24


Payments


Selectmen's Incidentals $34.22


Town Clerk's . Incidentals


195.15


Treasurer's Incidentals


69.41


Tax Collector's Incidentals


155.33


Assessor's Incidentals


208.14


Election and Registration Incidentals 104.65


Auditor's Incidentals


18.03


Sealer Weights and Measures


107


Incidentals Town Hall Incidentals


20.46


260.09


Town Clocks Incidentals Miscellaneous Incidentals


87.36


32.70


$1,185.54


Balance Dec. 31, 1923


382.56


$1,568.10


$1,568.10


Trial Balance


Abatement of Taxes


$363.98


Salaries


144.36


Police Department


1,530.49


Board of Health


18.33


Drainage, Board of Health


690.00


Highways


283.27


Street Lighting


218.33


Tree Warden


107.50


Poor Department


220.32


Town Hall Repairs


83.17


Library and Reading Room


13.88


Memorial Day


3.22


Soldiers' Relief


174.41


Cemetery Account


92.69


North and Center Cemetery


1.62


Lake View Cemetery


5.78


North Cemetery Fence


39.80


Water Department


62.12


Revenue Account


359.91


Tax Notes


77,000.00


Fire Dept. Equipment Notes


1,000.00


School House Bonds


7,000.00


Printing Town Reports


4.36


Interest Account


840.35


School Department


53.95


Incidentals Account


382.56


Park Commissioners


126.34


Oiling


1,075.85


Railings


346.55


State Road Sidewalk


2,009.26


Sidewalks


44.37


Legion Hall Sidewalk


400.00


108


Cemetery and Poor Funds Income


Estimated Receipts


Moth Department Overdraft


$209.93


Fire Department


31.71


Uncollected Taxes 1922


26,905.09


Uncollected Taxes 1923


69,006.69


Balance Account Notes and Bonds 8,000.00


Cash 3,380.10


1,044.60 11,792.15


$107,533.52 $107,533.52


BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1923


Assets


Liabilities


Cash


$3,380.10


Notes in Anticipation of Revenue $77,000.00 Cemetery and Poor Funds Income 1,044.60


Accounts Receivable


Uncollected Taxes 1922


26,905.09


Uncollected Taxes 1923


65,975.09


Unexpended Balances Abatement of Taxes $363.98


Income Tax 1923 Due from State 3,031.60


Drainage, Board of Health


690.00


Emergency Overdrafts


Library


13.88


Fire Department $31.71


General Cemetery


92.69


Moth Department 209.93


Water Department


62.12


State Road Sidewalk 2,009.26


241.64


Legion Hall Sidewalk 400.00


109


3,631.93


Surplus Unexpended Balances 1923 $6,064.84


Estimated Receipts 1923 11,792.15


17,856.99


$99,533.52


$99,533.52


Net Fixed Debt


Debt Account $8,000.00 Fire Dept. Equipment Note School House Bonds


$1,000.00 7,000.00 110


$8,000.00


$8,000.00


111


Library Trust Funds


Invested by Town Treasurer:


Ella E. Draper Fund (Reg) 41-4% L. B. $500.00


James Draper Fund (Reg) 41-4% L. B. 500.00


Grace Campbell Fund, City of Boston Bond 4% 1,000.00


Poor Trust Funds


Donation Fund (Reg) 41-4% Liberty Bonds


$1,200.00


Allen Fund (Reg) C. B. & Q. R. R. Bonds 4% 1,000.00


Loker Fund (Reg) 2 B. & A. R. R. Bonds 4% 2,000.00


Cemetery Trust Funds


Invested in 41-4% Liberty Bonds (Reg)


W. S. Draper Fund


$100.00


D. B. Heard Fund


100.00


Jackson Fund


100.00


A. M. Lovejoy Fund


200.00


Parsons Fund


200.00


E. L. Moore Fund


300.00


Henry Reeves Fund


100.00


Calvin Rice Fund


100.00


Robey Fund


400.00


A. M. Page Fund


50.00


E. R. Frost Fund


100.00


L. V. Thomas Fund


100.00


J. M. Russell Fund


100.00


P. M. Lee Fund


100.00


E. R. Johnson Fund


100.00


P. M. Lee Fund


100.00


E. R. Johnson Fund


100.00


Edwn Gale Fund


100.00


Charles Holbrook Fund


150.00


Jude Damon Fund


100.00


Marshal Russell Fund


100.00


F. C. Hurd Fund


100.00


George Harrington Fund


100.00


A. H. Wellington Fund


100.00


A. C. Loker Fund


100.00


Edward Rice Fund


100.00


Bryant and Miller Fund


100.00


Ellen Ricker Fund


100.00


112


E. A. Wellington Fund


100.00


W. S. Wheeler Fund


100.00


Noyes Morse Fund


100.00


C. E. Miller Fund


50.00


Otis Loker Fund


100.00


W. B. Braman Fund


100.00


Francis Moore Fund


100.00


Edmund Rice Fund


100.00


Ira Underwood Fund


100.00


T. S. Sherman Fund


200.00


Edward Carter Fund


100.00


C. C. Ward Fund


100.00


A. S. Morse Fund


100.00


J. and C. G. Bennett Fund


10000


Alden Wellington Fund


100.00


Jonathan M. Parmenter Fund


5,000.00


Jesse N. and Edwin P. Walker Fund


100.00


Josiah W. Parmenter Fund


200.00


Levina E. Hemenway Fund


100.00


Keith Fund


100.00


Granville C. Loker Fund


500.00


George A. Leach Fund


100.00


William Stearns Fund


100.00


William Whittemore Fund


100.00


Elisha Wheeler and Sarah E. Haynes Fund


100.00


oseph O. Bullard Fund


500.00


SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTS 1923


Balances 1922


Appro- priations $500.00


Receipts, Refunds and Transfers $805.70


Expendi- tures


Balances


Abatement of Taxes


$941.72


$363.98


Salaries


$242.62


3,500.00


3,598.26


144.36


Incidentals


8.86


1,559.24


1,185.54


382.56


Police Department


384.02


3,200.00


27.15


2,080.68


1,530.49


Fire Department


15.87


1,699.91


2.50


1,749.99


*31.71


Board of Health


52.37


450.00


484.04


18.33


Drainage


1,000.00


310.00


690.00


Poor Department


797.25


700.00


104.00


1,380.93


220.32


Moth Department


813.07


500.00


1,523.00


*209.93


Highway Department


5.01


4,000.00


16.00


3,737.74


283.27


Oiling


462.44


6,000.00


6,411.65


11,798.24


1,075.85


Railings


483.00


136.45


346.55


Sidewalks


500.00


455.63




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