Official reports of the town of Wayland 1933-1935, Part 16

Author: Wayland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: Printed at the Middlesex Freeman Office
Number of Pages: 658


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10.00


. $199.22


Memorial Day


Band


$180.00


Refreshments


105.79


Flags and cartridges


14.02


Plants and flowers


50.25


Buses and cars


32.50


Programmes


15.00


Postage and express


2.44


400.00


Care of Town Clocks


Service


$40.00


Repair


.75


40.75


Insurance


Town Buildings


$871.50


Highway Department :


Trucks, roller, etc.


394.62


Equipment building


119.25


Fire Department :


Trucks and equipment


78.28


Water Department :


Pumping Station


108.65


Trucks


67.00


Payrolls and collections


31.26


1,670.56


Surety Bonds


Treasurer


$118.50


Collector


237.00


Deputy Collector


10.00


Town Clerk


5.00


Water Board Clerk


10.00


380.50


108


Town Reports


Printing


$351.12


Preparing Delivery


25.00


28.00


404.12


Notices of Meetings Printing, postage, etc.


147.25


Unpaid Bills of 1931, 1932, 1933


Public Welfare :


First National Stores


$23.70


Hillside Dairy Co. 8.58


Newton Ice Co. 8.40


E. L. Angell


10.00


James C. McKay


15.00


Grace A. Hardy


3.00


I. A. Lupien


15.00


Palmer's


2.15


Earle F. Prior, M. D.


2.00


Framingham-Union


Hospital


82.00


City of Waltham


30.50


City of Boston 183.00


City of Cambridge


13.00


Town of Framingham 76.00


Town of Holliston 468.71


$941.04


Old Age Assistance :


Town of Natick


$306.00


Town of Watertown 90.00


396.00


Soldiers' Relief :


Saxonville Coal &


Trucking Co. $ 4.00


City of Quincy 281.80


Earle F. Prior, M. D. 19.00


304.80


Sealer of Weights and Measures :


Diamond Union Stamp Works


13.75


1,655.59


4,897.99


109


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES


Water Department


Salaries. Commissioners


$135.00


Clerk 300.00


Assistant Clerk


100.00


Superintendent


1,499.94


Labor


1,041.50


Excavator, compressor and trucks


81.25


Thawing water mains


733.39


Pipe and fittings


1,114.32


Equipment and miscellaneous materials


178.51


Upkeep of truck, gas and oil


298.30


Hydrants and parts, and meters


158.55


Pumping Station, Engineer


1,371.80


Vacuum pump, air com- pressor, sprinkler system, etc.


1,551.17


Fuel, light and power


1,018.32


Labor and trucks 423.50


General: Printing, postage,


telephone, etc. 156.70


Freight, express, first aid,


recording liens, etc. 44.29


$10,206.54


Watermain Replacement, Old Connecticut Path and Sycamore Road, E. R. A.


Pipe, fittings, hydrants and valves


$3,383.95


Welding, freight, tools 84.77


Truck hire, police, oil and gas


117.65


3,586.37


Cemeteries


Lakeview :


Labor and trucks


$382.95


Plants, flowers, etc.


30.49


Equipment 24.94


Gravel, loam, fertilizer, etc. 29.75


Gas and oil


23.00


Stationery, postage, etc.


8.87


500.00


110


North and Center :


Labor and trucks


$383.71


Plants, flowers, etc.


32.49


Equipment


15.52


Gravel, loam, etc.


37.30


Gas and oil


21.32


Stationery, postage, etc.


8.87


499.21


Cemetery Service :


Labor


$393.68


Trucks


44.00


Gravel, cement, etc.


37.30


Rent of equipment


30.00


504.98


General Improvement :


Labor


$77.50


Trucks


75.75


Road materials


91.49


Blasting


20.00


Tools


7.18


271.92


15,569.02


INTEREST


Notes, etc.


Anticipation of Revenue $3,444.90


Anticipation of Reimbursement 92.86


Cochituate School-addition 240.00


Water Main Extension


1,915.00


Cochituate School-addition


240.00


Library Funds (Balance of interest )


25.00


$5,717.76


Funds


Poor. Sundry persons


175.25


Library.


Books


$1,164.22


Periodicals


93.05


Catalogue supplies


4.55


Interest (Investment )


17.77


1,279.59


111


Cemetery-Perpetual Care :


Labor


$786.00


33.00


Loam, etc. Interest (Investment )


3.46


822.46


7,995.06


MATURING DEBT


Notes


Anticipation of Revenue


$101,000.00


Anticipation of Reimburse-


mment


21,000.00


Tax Title


2,252.40


School-house addition,


Cochituate 2,000.00


Water Main Extensions


4,500.00


130,752.40


TRUST FUNDS' INVESTMENTS


Poor


Donation Fund. Provident


Inst. for Savings $ 200.00


Loker Fund 2,000.00


Marshall Fund


2,343.00


$4,543.00


Library


Isaac C. Damon,


R. L. Day & Co. $1,000.00


Sarah W. Heard,


Town of Wayland


2,000.00


J. S. Stone, Trustee


1,000.00


James Sumner Draper,


Town of Wayland


1,000.00


5,000.00


Cemetery


Various Perpetual Care Funds,


R. L. Day & Co. $1,000.00


Provident Inst. for Savings 900.00


Town of Wayland 2,000.00


3,900.00


13,443.00


112


TAXES


Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Income


$7,800.00


Park


44.59


State Audit


530.08


Old Age Assistance


20.00


$8,394.67


Middlesex County :


County tax


$7,759.72


Tuberculosis Hospital,


maintenance and


funded debt


2,179.47


Dog Licenses


801.20


10,740.39


19,135.06


REFUNDS


Taxes 1932 Real Estate


1933 Real Estate


$117.50 126.46


1934 Real Estate


20.40


$264.36


Taxes 1933 Motor Excise


$ 2.31


1934 Motor Excise


74.26


76.57


Collector's Fees (returned ) $ .35


Collector's Fees


573.15


573.50


Interest. Overpayments


39.30


Treasurer's Fees


48.00


Liquor License


2.77


Water Rates. Overpayments


26.00


1,030.50


Total Expenditures


$355,423.09


113


1934 RECEIPTS CLASSIFIED Taxes Tax Title Redemptions, Partial Pay- ments and Deposits


Total $448,264.29 $150,414.78


10,017.22


Departmental Revenue


Licenses, permits and fines


Interest. Taxes, etc.


Grants and Gifts :


Federal Emergency Relief


$1,746.87


State Income Taxes


13,048.49


County. Dog Licenses


682.37


State. Highway Construction


9,636.10


County. Highway Construction


6,000.00


State. Highway Maintenance


2,994.28


County. Highway Maintenance


2,994.29


Reimbursements :


Public Welfare


$8,949.28


Old Age Assistance


3,075.13


State Aid


1,144.00


Veteran's Exemptions


75.92


Board of Health


58.00


Tuition of State Wards


396.50


Vocational Tuition


352.10


Cemetery Service


547.35


14,598.28


Loans :


Anticipation of Revenue


$97,000.00


Anticipation of Reimbursement


18,000.00


Anticipation of T. T. Redemptions


7,031.90


Funded Debt


76,000.00


198,031.90


Agency :


Trust Funds. Bequests


$ 3,143.00


From Investments


10,300.00


Income


2,250.92


Water Receipts


11,063.79


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves


55.00


School. Donation Fund


8.00


Treasurer's Fees


43.00


Collector's Fees


573.50


Dog License Receipts


801.20


Cash Refunds


133.87


Total Receipts


$448,264.29


114


28,238.41


$160,432.00 323.74 3,453.91


5,949.78


37,102.40


1934 PAYMENTS CLASSIFIED Total $355,423.09


Departmental Expenditures


$139,975.05


Special Appropriation of 1934. Expenditures


Concord Road, Sec. 3, Construction $3,595.22


Cochituate Village Drainage System 1,964.95


E. R. A. Expense on several projects 3,699.25


High School Building Construction 3,353.70


Water Main Replacement, Conn. Path, etc. 3,586.37


Special Appropriations of 1933. Expenditures Concord Road, Sec. 2, and Cochituate Road, Sec. 3, Construction


531.20


Taxes


State. Commonwealth of Mass.


$8,394.67


County. Middlesex


9,939.19


18,333.86


Indebtedness


Funded Debt


$ 6,500.00


Temporary Loans


124,252.40


130,752.40


Unpaid bills of 1931, 1932, 1933


Public Welfare


$941.04


Old Age Assistance


396.00


Soldiers' Relief


304.80


Sealer of Weights and Measures


13.75


1,655.59


Agency


Funds' Income


$2,277.30


Funds' Investments


13,443.00


Collector's Fees


573.15


Treasurer's Fees


48.00


Dog License-collections


801.20


Dog License-from County


682.37


Donation Fund receipt for School


8.00


Cemeteries, General Improvement


271.92


Water Receipts for Maintenance


5,921.54


Water Receipts for Interest


1,915.00


State and County


For Highway Maintenance


5,988.57


For Construction in 1934


12,000.00


For Construction in 1933


3,636.10


Cash refunds


47,566.15 409.35


Total Payments


$355,423.09


115


16,199.49


TAX BALANCES, DECEMBER 31, 1934


Taxes 1929


$ 85.13


1931


122.17


1932


1,541.92


1933


27,948.76


1934


69,231.52


Total


$98,929.50


RESERVE FUND 1934


Appropriation


$5,000.00


Treasurer, Tax Title Expense


$100.00


Legal Claims


410.61


Election Officers


86.40


Election Expense


62.74


Fire Department


150.00


Public Welfare


1,500.00


Old Age Assistance


340.90


State Aid


123.00


Soldiers' Relief


1,250.00


Vocational Tuition


195.57


Town Reports


2.12


Care of Town Clocks


.75


Insurance


25.91


Water Department


750.00


$5,000.00


116


WATER ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


1934


1934


Jan. 1


Balance


$7,988.78


Feb. 3


Collections


$ 933.75


Apr. 30


Commitment of 1/1


4,575.06


24


1,182.96


Commitment, additional 45.20


Apr. 26


845.25


June 25


Commitment adjustment 20.00


May 17


346.00


Abatement adjustment 9.00


June 19


888.45


Sept. 2


Commitment of 7/1 7,228.59


July 23


1,141.74


Dec. 17


Abatement refund


26.00


Aug. 22


3,176.55


31


Commitment. Installations 167.19


Oct.


9


1,273.28


Dec. 5


910.09


31


365.72


31 Abatements


550.25


To balance


8,445.78


$20,059.82


$20,059.82


117


TRUST FUNDS


1934


Jan. 1 Cash and Securities $50,400.00


Poor Funds


$9,551.67 27,900.00


Feb. 28 Chadwick P. C. Fund


100.00


Library Funds


Robbins P. C. Fund 100.00


Cemetery P. C. Funds


19,000.00


May 31 Sherman P. C. Fund


100.00


Income. Poor


173.93


Braman P. C. Fund


100.00


Library


1,276.56


McKewan P. C. Fund Clapp P. C. Fund


100.00


Cemetery P. C.


800.43


July 31


Beane P. C. Fund


100.00


Oct. 31


Thurston P. C. Fund


100.00


Dec. 31


Marshall Poor Fund


5,651.67


31


Funds' Income 2,250.92


118


$58,702.59


$58,702.59


NET FUNDED OR FIXED DEBT


1934


$53,000.00


1934 May 7


Note paid, Water Main Extension of 1931 $2,500.00


76,000.00


July 2


Note paid, Cochituate School Addition 2,000.00


July 2 Note paid, Water Main 2,000.00 Extension of 1929 To balance 122,500.00


$129,000.00


$129,000.00


Jan. 1 Balance Sept. 30 High School Con- struction Loan


100.00


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS


Cash refunds


Collections


Motor Excise Taxes


$ 76.57


Motor Excise


$6,713.70


Interest


160.69


Moth


195.50


License


2.77


Highway Betterment


192.71


Grants and Gifts


14,871.28


Interest


5,444.83


Licenses, etc.


3,453.91


Reimbursements


14,597.42


Departmental Revenue 298.40


$45,767.75


$45,767.75


119


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY


1934


Jan. 1


Balance


$39,224.11


Special Appro. balances


475.80


To balance


39,978.24


Jan .- Dec.


Tax Title Redemptions


6,265.40


'Tax Titles disclaimed 704.58


Supplementary Taxes 66.60


Dec. 31


Appro. balances 2,029.65


Estimated Receipts. Bal. 9,799.61


$58,565.75


$58,565.75


To Levy


35,728.11


To Excess and Deficiency


9,799.61


1934


Apr. 30 ) Dec. 31 S Tax Titles recorded


$18,587.51


Mar. 7


BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1934


Cash


$94,619.30


Taxes 98,929.50 Tax Titles 25,345.35


Accts. Rec., Welfare and Old Age State Aid


5,978.93


843.00


Com. of Mass., Old Age Abatements


125.00


Tax Title Revenue 25,345.35


Tax Title Partial Payments


2,160.92


Trust Funds


56,451.67


Tax Title Deposits 62.00


Net Funded Debt


122,500.00


Departmental Revenue


6,821.93


Accts. Rec., Water


8,445.78


Water Revenue


8,445.78


Water Receipts reserved for Appropriation 11,037.79


Trust Funds' Income


1,170.56


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves


55.00


Temporary Loans


61,779.50


Excess and Deficiency


39,978.24 3,900.97


Water Main Replacement Balance 271.97


School Construction Balance


72,646.30


Public Welfare Gift Fund


4.57


Interest, School Construction loan


445.97


Cochituate School House Addition notes 4,000.00


High School Construction loan 76,000.00


Water Main Extension of 1929 notes 15,00000


Motor Excise Revenue $4,250.23


Special Assessment Revenue 452.05


Balance, Late Collector's checking account 164.94


Overlays. Balance 72.29


Deferred Revenue


4,779.50


120


Highway Construction Balance


$418,018.03


Water Main Extension of 1931 notes


27,50000


Poor Funds Library Funds Cemetery Funds


9,551.67


27,900.00


19,000.00


$418,018.03


Respectfully submitted,


MABEL T. S. SMALL,


Wayland, February 1, 1935.


Town Accountant.


121


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


Cash Statement


1934


Jan. 1 Cash Balance Total Receipts


$


1,778.10


448,264.29


$450,042.39


Total Payments


355,423.09


Dec. 31 Cash Balance


$94,619.30


Tax Notes, Borrowed in Anticipation of Taxes


Jan. 1 Notes Outstanding :


No. 204 due 3-5-34


$10,000.00


No. 205 due 4-5-34 5,000.00


No. 206 due 1-27-34 10,000.00


No. 207 due 5-15-34 3,000.00


No. 208 due 6-1-34


10,000.00


No. 210 due 6-28-34 10,000.00


No. 211 due 8-2-34 5,000.00


No. 214 due 11-14-34 8,000.00


Borrowed 1934 :


Jan. 6 No. 215 Natick Trust Co. 5% due 11-10-34


$10,000.00


Jan. 30 No. 216 Natick Five Cents Savings Bank 5% due 1-30-35 10,000.00


Mar. 1 No. 217 Natick Trust Co. 5% due 3-1-35 10,000.00


Mar. 28 No. 218 Natick Trust Co. 41/2% due 11-28-34 20,000.00


May 2 No. 219 Natick Trust Co.


4% due 12-5-34 10,000.00


May 2 No. 220 Natick Five Cents Savings Bank 4% due 5-2-35 10,000.00


122


1934 June 1 No. 221 Town of Wayland Trust Funds 4% due 6-1-35


4,000.00


June 1 No. 222 Town of Wayland Library Funds 4% due 6-1-35


3,000.00


June 28 No. 223 Natick Five Cents Savings Bank 3% due 6-28-35


10,000.00


Dec. 20 No. 304 Jackson & Curtis 1% due 10-8-35


10,000.00


$158,000.00


Tax Notes Paid 1934


1934


Feb. 23 No. 206 due 1-27-34


$10,000.00


Apr. 5 No. 204 due 3-5-34


10,000.00


Apr. 30 No. 205 due 4-5-34


5,000.00


May 15 No. 207 due 5-15-34


3,000.00


June 20 No. 208 due 6-1-34


10,000.00


Aug. 6 No. 210 due 6-28-34


10,000.00


Aug. 23 No. 211


due 8-2-34


5,000.00


Nov. 14 No. 214


due 11-14-34


8,000.00


Nov. 10 No. 215 due 11-10-34


10,000.00


Nov. 28


No. 218


due 11-28-34


20,000.00


Dec. 5 No. 219


due 12-5-34


10,000.00


$101,000.00


Tax Notes Outstanding


Dec. 31


No. 216


due 1-30-35


$10,000.00


No. 217


due 3-1-35


10,000.00


No. 220 due 5-2-35


10,000.00


No. 221


due 6-1-35


4,000.00


No. 222


due 6-1-35


3,000.00


No. 223


due 6-28-35


10,000.00


No. 304


due 10-8-35


10,000.00


57,000.00


$158,000.00


Notes Borrowed in Anticipation of Reimbursement 1934 Jan. 1 Notes Outstanding : No. 213 due 1-25-34 $3,000.00


123


Borrowed 1934 :


July 15 No. 224 Jackson & Curtis 11/2% due 12-15-34 6,000.00


Aug. 28 No. 226 Natick Trust Co. 1 45/100% due 12-28-34 12,000.00


$21,000.00


Reimbursement Notes Paid


Jan. 27 No. 213 due 1-25-34 $3,000.00


Dec. 15 No. 224 due 12-15-34 6,000.00


Dec. 28 No. 226 due 12-28-34 12,000.00


$21,000.00


Tax Title Note


Oct. 29 No. 303 Commonwealth of Massachusetts 4% due 10-29-35


$7,031.90


$7,031.90


Paid on Tax Title Note $2,252.40


Balance Tax Title Note Out-


standing 4,779.50


$7,031.90


High School Serial Notes


$76,000-20 year 314% Coupon Notes dated July 15, 1934. Interest Jan. 15 and July 15 due serially


4,000 July 15, 1935 to July 15, 1950 3,000 July 15, 1951 to July 15, 1954 Purchased by Tyler Buttrick & Co. at par $76,000.00


Plus premium 125.00


Delivery made 9/20/34 accrued interest 445.97


$76,570.97


Premium on bonds applied to cost of issue $125.00


Accrued interest reserved for Interest payment 445.97


Bonds at par reserved for School Construction 76,000.00


$76,570.97


124


Serial Notes and Bonds Outstanding


2 School Notes 4% due annually $2,000.00 $4,000.00


64 High School Notes 31/4% due


annually 4,000.00 64,000.00


12 High School Notes 31/4% due


1951 to 1954 12,000.00


14 Water Main Extension Notes of 1929 41/2% due annually 2,000.00


14,000.00


1 Water Main Extension Note of 1929 41/2% due 7-1-1942


1,000.00


7 Water Main Extension Notes of 1931 4% due annually 2,500.00


17,500.00


5 Water Main Extension Notes of 1931 4% due 1942 to 1946 10,000.00


Due in 1935 $10,500.00


Total Outstanding


$122,500.00


Interest Account


Appropriation


$5,000.00


For Water Notes Interest by vote


1,915.00


Payments :


School House Notes


$240.00


Water Main Extension Notes


1,915.00


Tax Notes Discount


3,172.24


Interest Account past due Notes


197.66


Reimbursement Notes


92.86


1933 Notes Interest at maturity


75.00


To Trust Funds


25.00


$5,717.76


Balance


1,197.24


$6,915.00


$6,915.00


Insurance Account


Appropriation


$1,600.00


Transfer from Reserve Fund


25.91


Payments :


Town Buildings


$871.50


Highway Dept. Building, 3 yrs.


119.25


Highway Dept. Equipment


328.47


Fire Dept. Equipment


46.18


125


Water Dept. Equipment Pumping Station Pumping Station 1933 Tax Collector Trucks, Fleet Policy


63.40


82.45


26.20


31.26


57.20


$1,625.91


$1,625.91


Surety Bonds


$400.00


Appropriation Payments :


Treasurer's Bond


$118.50


Tax Collector's Bond


237.00


Deputy Tax Collector's Bond


10.00


Town Clerk's Bond


5.00


Water Clerk's Bond


10.00


$380.50


Balance


$19.50


$400.00


$400.00


Trust Funds-Investment POOR FUNDS


Loker Fund :


Town of Wayland Note 4% 6-1-35


$2,000.00


Allen Fund : Chicago, Burlington, Quincy 4%


3-1-1958 1,000.00


Donation Fund :


U. S. Treasury Bonds 31/4% 1944-46


1,100.00


Provident Institution for Savings


200.00


$4,300.00


Russell Fund-received in 1934 :


Provident Institution for Savings $2,343.00


Boulevard Trust Co., Savings Dept. 2,908.67


5,251.67


$9,551.67


CEMETERY FUNDS


J. M. Parmenter Fund : 2 Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. 41/2% 6-1-1957 $2,000.00


1 Boston Elevated Railroad 41/2% 10-1-1937 1,000.00


126


2 N. E. Tel. & Tel. 41/2% 5-1-1961 2,000.00


$5,000.00


Other Funds :


U. S. Treasury Bonds 31/4% 1944-46


700.00


1 Detroit Edison Co. 41/2% 2-1-1961


1,000.00


Town of Wayland Note 4% 6-1-1935


2,000.00


1st Liberty Loan Bonds 414% 1947 4th Liberty Loan Bonds 41/4% 1938


1,900.00


1 N. E. Tel. & Tel. 5% 1952


500.00


2 Chicago & Northwestern R. R. Co. 5% 2037


2,000.00


2 New York Central R. R. 412% 2013 2,000.00


1 New York Central R. R. 41/2% 2013 500.00


Provident Institution for Savings


1,000.00


$19,000.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Received in 1934 and Included Above


George C. Robbins Fund


$100.00


C. W. Chadwick Fund


100.00


Jahleel B. Sherman Fund


100.00


Mabel L. McKewan Fund


100.00


Harriet E. Clapp Fund


100.00


Sawin & Beane Fund 100.00


Harriet L. Thurston Fund


100.00


LIBRARY FUNDS


J. M. Parmenter Fund :


2 Pennsylvania Ry. 41/2% 6-1-1965


$2,000.00


2 Union Pacific Ry. 414% 7-1-1967


2,000.00


2 Southern California Edison 5% 9-1-1952


2,000.00


3 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 414% 5-1-1961


3,000.00


1 N. Y. Central Ry. 5% 10-1-2013


1,000.00


Grace Campbell Draper Fund :


1 City of Boston 4% 10-15-1937


1,000.00


Ada H. Wellington Fund :


4th Liberty Loan Bonds 414% 10-15-1938


500.00


Cynthia G. Roby Fund :


1 N. Y. Central Ry. 5% 10-1-2013


1,000.00


2 Northern Pacific Ry. 5% 7-1-2047 Provident Institution for Savings


200.00


Harriet Coburn Damon Fund :


3 N. Y. Tel. Co. 41/4% 11-1-1939


3,000.00


127


2,000.00


2,400.00


James Draper Fund Ella E. Draper Fund :


1 N. Y. Central Ry. 412% 10-1-2013 1,000.00


Sarah Webster Heard Fund :


Provident Institution for Savings 100.00


Town of Wayland Note 4% 6-1-1935


2,000.00


Montana Central Ry. 5% 7-1-1937 1,000.00


James Sumner Draper Fund :


Town of Wayland Note 4% 6-1-1935


1,000.00


1 Delaware & Hudson 4% 5-1-1943 1,000.00


1 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4% 3-1-1958 1,000.00


1 B. & M. & Fitchburg 5% 5-1-1940 1,000.00


1 B. & M. 4-5% 9-1-1941 1,000.00


Lydia Maria Child Fund :


Provident Institution for Savings


100.00


Isaac C. Damon Fund :


Detroit Edison Co. 41/2% 2-1-1961


1,000.00


Total


$27,900.00


All Trust Funds are under control of the Trust Funds' Commissioners with the exception of the Sarah Webster Heard, Lydia Maria Child, and James Sumner Draper Library Funds, these three, by terms of bequests, being under control of the Library Trustees.


Funds Income


Poor Funds Income


From Investments


$173.93


To be distributed


$173.93


$173.93


ยท $173.93


Library Funds Income


1934


Jan. 1 Balance From Investments Payments


$ 44.92


1,276.56


$1,279.59


Dec. 31 Balance


41.89


$1,321.48


$1,321.48


128


Cemetery Funds Income


Jan.


1


Balance


From Investments


Payments


Dec. 31


Balance


$976.77 800.43


$822.46 954.74


$1,777.20 $1,777.20


Tax Titles TAKEN IN 1930 FOR 1928 TAXES


1934


Jan. 1 Balance


$739.00


1933 Taxes 1934 Taxes


165.31


43.35


Paid in 1934


$250.00


Charged to Excess and Deficiency 419.13


Dec. 31 Balance


278.53


$947.66 $947.66


In 1933 the Town foreclosed on a piece of property $229.86 being charged off in 1934 and in 1934 another foreclosure with $189.27 charged off.


TAKEN IN 1931 FOR 1929 TAXES


Jan. 1 Balance


$3,071.10


1933 Taxes 1934 Taxes


334.05


Paid in 1934


$1,551.51


Property Sold


34.50


Charged to Excess and Deficiency 178.82


Dec. 31 Balance 2,346.92


$4,111.75 $4,111.75


TAKEN IN 1932 FOR 1930 TAXES


Jan. 1 Balance


$3,628.11


1933 Taxes 1934 Taxes


937.14


Paid in 1934


$490.51


Charged back to Collector


140.92


Dec. 31 Balance


5,120.81


$5,752.24


$5,752.24


129


1,186.99


706.60


TAKEN IN 1933 FOR 1931 TAXES


Jan. 1 Balance


$8,412.67


1933 Taxes added 1934 Taxes Corrections Paid in 1934


3,136.01


2,147.10


.20


$4,653.79


Corrections charged off


114.50


Dec. 31 Balance


8,927.69


$13,695.98 $13,695.98


TAKEN IN 1934 FOR 1932 TAXES


1932 Taxes


$2,961.64


1932 Moth Tax


8.50


Recording and Costs


353.75


Interest to date of taking


350.04


1933 Taxes


3,563.52


1933 Moth Tax


6.50


1934 Taxes


2,962.73


Paid in 1934


$1,535.28


Dec. 31 Balance


8,671.40


$10,206.68 $10,206.68


Number and Amount Outstanding 12-31-34


1928


1


$ 278.53


1929


2


2,346.92


1930


30


5,120.81


1931


51


8,927.69


1932


46


8,671.40


Total


130


$25,345.35


Partial payment on 31 Tax Titles


$2,160.92


Deposit Held Account 1 Tax Title


$62.00


FRANK G. MACKENNA,


Town Treasurer.


130


REPORT OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF TRUST FUNDS


January 18, 1935.


To the Inhabitants of the Town of Wayland :


The Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds respectfully report as follows :


During the past year the following additional trust funds have been added to those under our management :


Cemetery Trust Funds


George C. Robbins


$100


C. W. Chadwick


100


Jahleel B. Sherman


100


W. B. Braman


100


Harriet E. Clapp


100


Mabel L. McKewan


100


Sawin and Beane


100


Hiram L. Thurston


100


Poor Trust Funds


Estate of Marshall Russell $5,251.67


The following is a statement of the trust funds now under our jurisdiction in the custody of the Town Treasurer :


Library Trust Funds


$500 Fourth Liberty Loan 41/4% bond due October 15, 1938 $ 500.00


$1,000 City of Boston Sewerage Loan 4% bond due July 1, 1937 1,000.00


$3,000 New York Tel. Co. 414% First and General Mortgage bonds due November 1, 1939 3,000.00


$1,000 New York Central Railroad Refunding and Improvement Mortgage 41/2% bond due October 1, 2013, Series A 1,000.00


131


$2,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Gen- eral Mortgage +1/2% bonds due June 1, 1965 2,000.00


$2,000


$2,000


Union Pacific Railroad Co. 41/2% bonds due July 1, 1967 2,000.00 New York Central Railroad Refunding and Improvement Mortgage 5% bonds due October 1, 2013 2,000.00


$2,000 Northern Pacific Railroad Refunding and Improvement Mortgage 5% bonds due July 1, 2047 2,000.00


$2,000 Southern California Edison Co. Refunding Mortgage 5% bonds due Sept. 1, 1952


2,000.00


$3,000 New England Tel. & Tel. Co. First Mortgage 41/2% bonds due May 1, 1961


3,000.00


$1,000 Detroit Edison Co. General and Refunding Mortgage 41/2% bond, Series D, due February 1,1961 Deposit in Provident Institution for Savings


1,000.00


200.00


$19,700.00


Poor Trust Funds


$1,000 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co. General Mort- gage 4% bond due March 1, 1958 $1,000.00


$1,100 U. S. Treasury 314% bonds due 1944/1946 1,100.00


$2,000 Town of Wayland Note 4% due June 1, 1935 2,000.00


Deposit in Provident Institution for Savings 2,543.00


Deposit in Boulevard Trust Company, Savings Department 2,908.67


9,551.67


Cemetery Trust Funds


$2,400 First Liberty Loan Conv. 414% bonds due June 15, 1947 $2,400.00


132


$1,900 Fourth Liberty Loan 414% bonds due October 15, 1938 $2,000 Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. First and Refunding 412% bonds due June 1, 1957


1,900.00


2,000.00


$1,000 Boston Elevated Railway Co. debenture 41/2% bond due October 1, 1937 New England Tel. & Tel. Co. First Mortgage 412% bonds due May 1, 1961


1,000.00


$2,000


2,000.00


$500 New England Tel. & Tel. Co. First Mortgage, Series A, 5% bond due June 1, 1952 500.00


$2,000 Chicago & Northwestern Rail- road Co. First Refunding Mortgage 5% bonds due May 1, 2037 2,000.00


$2,500 New York Central Railroad Refunding and Improvement Mortgage 412% bonds due October 1, 2013, Series A 2,500.00 $1,000 Detroit Edison Co. General and Refunding Mortgage 41/2% bond, Series D, due February 1,1961 1,000.00


$700 U. S. Treasury 314% bonds due 1944/1946 700.00


$2,000 Town of Wayland 4% Note due June 1, 1935 2,000.00


Deposit in Provident Institution for Savings 1,000.00


19,000.00


Total Trust Funds $48,251.67


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN H. KNAPP, Chairman, J. SIDNEY STONE, ALBERT F. FLINT, Clerk, Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds.


133


REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR For the Year Ending December 31, 1934


TAXES OF 1929


Personal and Real Estate


Balance


$84.53


TAXES OF 1930


Personal and Real Estate


Balance


$4.40


$4.40


Collections


$4.40


$4.40


Excise


Balance


$51.41


$51.41


Collections


$51.41


$51.41


TAXES OF 1931


Poll


Balance


$46.00


$46.00


Collections


$38.00


Abatements


8.00


$46.00


Old Age Assistance


Balance


$19.00


$19.00


Collections


$19.00


$19.00


Personal and Real Estate


Balance


$594.52


Moth Assessment to Tax Titles


7.75


$602.27


Collections


$443.04


Abatements


48.40


491.44


Balance


$110.83


134


Moth


Balance Credit to Real Estate


$9.50 .75


$10.25


Collections


$2.50


Tax Title Credit


7.75


$10.25


Excise


Balance


$411.41 $411.41


Collections


$268.83


Abatements


131.24


400.07


Balance


$11.34


TAXES OF 1932


Poll


Balance


$340.00


$340.00


Collections


$178.00


Abatements


126.00


304.00


Balance


$36.00


Old Age Assistance


Balance


$165.00


$165.00


Collections


$89.00


Abatements


55.00


144.00


Balance Personal and Real Estate


$21.00


Balance


$25,319.45


Abatement adjusted


40.00


Cash to 1933 Taxes


36.56


Adjusting Tax Title


108.35


Refunds


117.50


$25,621.86


Collections


$20,904.70


Abatements


661.57


Tax Title Credit


2,961.64


24,527.91


Balance $1,093.95


135


Moth


Balance


$66.50


$66.50


Collections


$58.00


Tax Title Credit


8.50


$66.50


Excise


Balance


$1,631.97 $1,631.97


Collections


$789.56


Abatements


451.44


1,241.00


Balance


$390.97


TAXES OF 1933


Poll


Balance


Commitment


$900.00 28.00


$928.00


Collections


$650.00


Abatements


138.00


788.00


Balance


$140.00


Old Age Assistance


Balance


Commitment


$456.00 14.00


$470.00


Collections


$325.00


Abatements


70.00


395.00


Balance $75.00


Personal and Real Estate


Balance Refunds To 1932 Taxes




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