Official reports of the town of Wayland 1939-1941, Part 23

Author: Wayland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: Printed at the Middlesex Freeman Office
Number of Pages: 614


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Equipment service


11.50


Equipment books, forms, pay-rolls, etc.


70.58


Supplies


29.48


Transportation, typing


12.25


Moving safe to town hall


7.00


Postage and tolls


20.14


Miscellaneous (Selectmen's Room) 9.05


1,510.00


Treasurer


Salary


$750.00


Postage, forms, supplies


171.19


Rent, safe-deposit boxes


25.00


Clerical work, typing


59.25


Telephone


12.60


1,018.04


Tax title sales, expense


329.69


76


Collector


Salary


$2,025.66


Clerical work


179.50


Printing, postage, supplies


223.46


Telephone


53.44


Equipment


16.97


Expense of T. T., etc.


247.81


2,746.84


Assessors


Salaries


$1,620.00


Expense, recording, etc.


92.16


Transportation


112.30


Supplies


70.87


Equipment


224.67


2,120.00


Valuation Lists,


Salary


$380.00


Clerical


52.75


Supplies, Advertising


40.55


Printing


364.00


837.30


Town Clerk


Salary


$180.00


Recording


123.90


Telephone, postage, supplies


68.69


Oaths of Office, etc.


9.50


382.09


Elections


Officers


$86.40


Printing Ballots, etc.


46.25


Seals


7.58


Posting Warrants,


Preparing Polls


11.00


Checkers at Town Meetings


10.00


161.23


Registrars


Salaries


$410.00


Transportation


75.00


Clerical, typing


100.00


Printing, supplies


224.80


809.80


77


Planning Board


Recording Maps Surveys


$6.00


.75


42.00


48.75


Finance Committee


Expense


Association dues


$10.00


Typing, postage


19.05


29.05


Zoning Board of Appeals Typing, postage 17.20


Town Counsel and Legal Claims


Legal Services and expenses,


damage suits, tax title matters,


easements, hearings on club licen-


ses, and general advice, appeals to Appelate Tax Board, etc.


727.05


Certification of Notes


14.00


Town Hall Maintenance


Janitor-service


$245.00


Telephone


66.15


Fuel


495.14


Electricity and gas


205.82


Equipment, supplies, upkeep


81.79


1,093.90


Town Hall, Repairs and Furnishing


Repairs,


Carpenter


$60.57


Electric


7.60


Heating


33.27


Selectmen's Room, linoleum, etc. 194.00


295.44


Total Government $12,893.76


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Chief, Salary


$1,620.00


Chief, Transportation


400.00


78


Telephones


135.98


Call-men


733.00


Traffic Signs and Traffic lines


116.75


Traffic Signal, P. O. Square


94.82


Prisoners' Expense


6.55


$3,209.87


Fire Department


Salaries


Engineers


$50.00


Superintendent of Alarms


and Clerk


180.00


Call-men


307.00


Janitors


180.00


Maintenance


Fires, Call-men


1,032.00


Upkeep, fire alarm systems


729.01


Upkeep, fire trucks


614.53


Gas and Oil


92.89


Equipment


95.92


Carting, first-aid, etc.


12.72


Engine-room and Fire-station


Electricity


63.60


Repairs, supplies, etc.


35.21


Fuel


205.50


3,598.38


Forest-fire Truck


Chassis and cab


$850.00


Materials for body, and fire equipment


849.77


1,699.77


Cochituate Station, repairs, etc.


Labor, Carpenter


$140.47


Electrician


6.62


Painter


32.38


Materials


107.22


286.69


Moth Extermination


Town Work


Labor


$346.75


Trucking


113.25


Materials


335.84


$795.84


79


Private Work


Labor


$ 92.19


Trucking


131.75


Materials


76.06


300.00


Elm Tree Work


Labor


$109.32


Trucking


130.00


Materials


160.68


400.00


1,495.84


Tree Warden


Labor


$673.25


Equipment, supplies


12.32


Trucking


58.00


Telephone


6.00


749.57


Sealer, Weights and Measures


Salary


$100.00


Transportation


35.00


Equipment


13.74


148.74


Total Protection


$11,188.86


HEALTH


Board of Health


Salaries


$157.50


Telephone, etc.


21.89


Posting Quarantine


48.00


Disposal of dead animals


8.00


Medical attendance


6.00


Hospitals


160.20


Contagious Hospitals


667.00


County Sanatorium


924.00


Other Towns for Aid


135.00


Milk Inspection


25.00


Anti-toxin Tests District and School Nurse


50.00


Salary


$1,620.00


Transportation


399.96


80


$2,127.59


Medical Supplies Telephone


46.53 27.00


2,093.49


Medical Inspection of Schools


135.00


Inspection of Animals


100.00


Total Health


$4,531.08


HIGHWAYS


Surveyor


Salary


$1,620.00


Highways and Bridges


Labor


$3,427.10


Truck Hire


9.00


Road Materials


363.76


Other Materials


102.17


Upkeep, Road Machinery


467.44


Equipment


288.46


Gas and Oil


431.57


Telephones, First Aid, Clerical


179.38


Street Signs


27.48


Moving Garage


40.00


5,336.36


Oiling


Labor


$2,113.95


Truck-hire


35.75


Road Materials


3,581.88


Other Materials


6.99


Upkeep, trucks, etc.


581.15


New Equipment


150.00


Gas and Oil


428.38


Tools, telephone, etc.


101.84


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Labor


$1,550.15


Road Materials


820.72


Other Materials


142.15


Power Machine -- Rental


107.00


2,620.02


Sidewalks Maintenance


Labor $134.44


6,999.94


81


Materials Gas


161.85 3.67


299.96


Sidewalks Construction


Labor


$192.75


Materials


302.30


Gas


4.59


499.64


Railings


Labor


$181.25


Materials


115.07


Gas


3.50


299.82


Snow Removal


Labor


$1,839.38


Ploughs and Horses


1,082.50


Salt, gravel, sand, etc.


291.70


Equipment


802.51


Gas and Oil


327.86


Medical, first aid


6.00


4,349.95


Garage Maintenance


Fuel


$162.00


Electricity


53.64


Supplies, etc.


72.84


Repairs and Upkeep


71.93


Telephone


71.30


Labor


68.25


499.96


Road Machinery Account


Oil and Gas


$758.15


New Equipment


163.80


Upkeep, trucks, etc.


173.55


Tires and tubes


104.32


Tools and supplies


106.68


1,306.50


Care of Dumps


Labor


$49.75


Equipment


115.14


Power Shovel-rental


35.00


199.89


82


Construction, Pine Ridge Road and Lake Path


Labor


$112.38


Road Materials


628.77


Gas, oil, telephone


40.07


781.22


Construction, Chapter 90 Contract No. 8162 Old Connecticut Path


Labor


$7,146.61


Truck Hire


1,015.28


Power Machine-rental


1,406.75


Road Materials


8,554.66


Materials for drainage system, etc.


3,596.09


Fences, signs, etc.


378.21


22,097.60


New Road Equipment


Power Grader


6,500.00


Highways Lighting


5,392.58


Total Highways $58,803.44


WELFARE


Welfare Board


Salaries


$200.00


Welfare Assistant


Salary


900.00


General Expense


Office Rent and moving office


$210.25


Telephone


85.77


Mileage


183.09


Postage, stationery, etc.


57.86


Commissary Expense


113.03


650.00


Public Welfare


General Overhead


$160.93


Assistant and Clerk 73.61


Sundry persons, cash payments 2,672.77


Provisions


3,548.10


Fuel


928.97


83


Clothing


132.40


Rent 819.60


Board and Care


1,412.77


Medical Attendance, Medi- cines, etc. 742.57


Hospitals, Ambulances, etc.


1,131.78


State Institutions 1,109.93


Other Cities and Towns for aid 1,201.90


Transportation, moving house- hold goods, etc. 36.50


Burials


530.00


Commissary Expense


345.68


14,847.51


Aid to Dependent Children


Sundry Persons, cash payments 2,175.00


A. D. C. Federal Grant, Adm.


Clerical and Visiting 45.40


Old Age Assistance


Sundry Persons, cash


payments $11,186.35


Medical Attendance, medicine, etc. 1,322.66


Hospitals, Ambulances, etc. 776.43


Board and Care 36.43


Burials


200.00


Fuel


47.63


Rent


42.25


Office Expense


30.80


Visiting and Clerical 24.00


Other Cities and Towns for aid 340.78


O. A. A. Federal Grants


Sundry Persons, cash payments


13,930.06


O. A. A. Federal Grants Adm.


Clerical and Visiting


432.99


Military Aid


Sundry Persons, cash payments 400.00


State Aid


Sundry Persons, cash payments 560.00


84


14,007.33


Soldiers' Relief


Agent,


Salary


$150.00 100.00


Expense


250.00


Provisions


$466.00


Fuel


23.80


Clothing


8.75


Medical


27.50


Burials


100.00


Sundry Persons, cash payments 1,101.50


1,727.55


Total Welfare


$50,125.84


EDUCATION


Schools


General Expense


High School


Elementary Schools


Superintendent, salary


$557.17


$1,114.33


Transportation


38.22


76.44


Office Expense


198.25


169.36


Telephones


79.24


124.68


Expenses of Instruction


Teachers, Salaries


14,746.10


23,040.80


Text and Reference Books


296.52


654.68


Pupils' Supplies


1,166.13


819.61


Expense of Operation


Janitors


1,300.00


2,298.00


Fuel


513.48


1,369.65


Electricity and Gas


368.66


328.15


Repairs and Upkeep


146.40


2,464.79


Equipment and Supplies


196.63


927.49


Auxiliary Agencies


Transportation


2,898.84


4,745.14


Health and Physical Education 551.71


124.61


Attendance Officer


26.66


73.34


$23,084.01 $38,331.07


$61,415.08


85


Vocational Tuition City of Newton City of Waltham


$553.95 351.30


905.25


School Dental Clinic


Professional Services


$162.00


Dental Supplies 10.28


172.28


Committee on Junior High System


Material


Henman-Nelson tests on


mental ability


$15.38


Stanford Achievement tests 44.20


L. L. Workman, services 100.00


159.58


Center School, Repairs and Renovation Adden, Parker, Crimp & Clinch, Architects


$454.99


J. J. Callahan, Contractor


374.15


James E. McCusker Co. Sheet-metal contractor 15.00


844.14


Wayland Library


Librarian


$1,080.00


Assistant Librarian


27.75


Telephone, postage, supplies


58.97


Carting books to reading room


75.00


Books and Magazines


77.56


Janitor


378.00


Upkeep and Repairs


160.16


Fuel


331.85


Electricity


73.97


Building Supplies


28.50


2,291.76


Cochituate Reading Room


Librarian


$630.00


Postage and Supplies


3.60


Books


14.40


Janitor


187.20


Upkeep of Room


24.10


86


Rent Electricity Fuel


300.00


40.56


38.80


1,238.66


Total Education


$67,026.75


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Park Commission


Tools and equipment


$147.49


Telephones, maps, etc.


10.22


Care of Town flags


62.78


Transportation of workmen


18.75


Tennis-courts


136.03


Adams Park and Pond


54.95


Dudley Pond and Beach


161.20


Ball-fields and grass plots


328.75


Life Guard at Dudley Pond Beach


80.00


$1,000.17


Life Guards


Baldwin's Pond


$200.00


Dudley Pond


200.00


400.00


Memorial Day


Programmes


$15.00


Flags and Cartridges


26.56


Park's Concert Band


150.00


Wreaths and Flowers


73.83


Legion Auxiliary, box lunches


94.62


Postage


.68


Special Bus, B. & M. Rwy.


6.50


Bronze Markers


10.59


377.78


Care of Town Clocks


Rent of Cochituate Church


Tower


$50.00


Care of Wayland Center Clock


20.0


Care of Cochituate Center


Clock


20.00


90.00


87


Town Reports


Printing 1,300 Reports


$424.00


Printing 1,400 Building Code


60.00


Printing Extra, Warrants, Posters


17.00


Preparing Report


25.00


Delivering Reports


28.00


554.00


Surety Bonds


Treasurer


$135.00


Temporary Treasurer


5.00


Tax Collector


260.00


Deputy Tax Collector


5.00


Town Clerk


7.50


Collector, Water Accts.


10.00


422.50


Insurance


Town Buildings and Contents $1,640.35


Cochituate School, additional 21.53


Fire Trucks, additional 7.45


Water Department, Truck


61.56


Highway Department, Grader


189.49


Fire Extinguishers


25.50


Workmen's Compensation for


Ch. 90 Construction 345.00


2,290.88


Building Inspection Expense


Advertising and Printing Code in local paper


$37.00


Stationery


8.00


Printing, applications, permits, etc. 32.75 Postage, telephone, etc. 10.99


88.74


Legion Post Quarters, rent


600.00


Reimbursement to Frank A. Burke


500.00


Wayland Civilian Defense Committee


State Defense Course,


transportation and fees $47.63


Maps and Stationery 9.53


Postage and telephones


6.92


88


Filing materials


20.85


Auxiliary Firemen, badges


76.50


Printing


8.00


169.43


W. P.A. Expense


Administration


Co-ordinator, salary


$553.33


Transportation 110.67


Clerk, salary


553.33


Office expense, rent, fuel, etc. 297.46


Projects


No. 22507 Sewing 1,159.68


No. 17260 Drainage, Castle


Gate So. and W. Plain 1,282.19


No. 22600 Drainage, West


Plain St. 3,520.45


No. 22600 Drainage, Damon


Street 1,262.07


Miscellaneous


Commissary 36.75


Blue Prints, Standpipe Road 3.00


Storm Drain Extension at Dudley Pond, Peter Sal- vucci, contract 645.00


Getting bids, transportation, etc. 5.70


9,429.63


Total Recreation and Unclassified


15,923.13


ENTERPRISES


Water Department


Administration :


Salaries :


Water Commissioners


$135.00


Clerk


300.00


Assistant Clerk


100.00


Water Superintendent


1,620.00


Telephones, postage, stationery, etc.


244.84


Maintenance :


Pipe and fittings


1,698.38


89


Equipment, tools, supplies Labor


197.22


1,393.00


Power-machine, rental


38.20


Standpipe and Meters


76.26


Hydrants


562.06


Truck, upkeep


244.03


Pumping Station :


Engineer


1,500.00


Wells, pumps, engines


470.56


Fuel, light, power


1,203.66


Supplies


8.10


Guard duty


48.00


Labor, extra pumping, etc.


557.35


$10,396.66


Cemeteries


Clerk, salary


$100.00


Filing cards and labor


127.40


Superintendent, transportation


93.00


Labor


1,578.00


Trucking


57.00


Tools and equipment


111.93


Plants, seeds, etc.


32.13


2,099.46


Cemetery Service


Labor


$735.75


Cement and gravel


26.25


762.00


Cemetery General Improvement


Labor


315.75


Total Enterprises


$13,573.87


FINANCIAL


Interest


Temporary Loans,


Revenue


$80.17


Reimbursement


36.56


High School Construction Notes


1,795.00


Library Trust Funds


25.00


$1,936.73


.


90


Watermain Extension Notes of 1929 135.00


Watermain Extension Notes of 1931


450.00


Pumping Station Equipment 7.50


592.50


Trust Funds


Charity


Sundry Persons $315.00


Reserve for


depreciation 30.33


346.13


Library


Books, etc. $1,012.06


Premiums on


investments 22.48


Reserve for


depreciation


118.19


1,152.73


Cemetery Perpetual Care Care of lots and graves $592.50


Premiums on


investments 11.23


Reserve for


depreciation 55.69


659.42


Parmenter Cemetery


General


improvements $230.00


Reserve for


depreciation 15.80


245.80


2,404.08


Trust Funds Investments


Charity


Defense Bonds $1,100.00


Warren Inst. for


Savings


2,000.00


3,100.00


Library


Great Northern


Ry.


$1,930.00


91


Defense Bonds 2,000.00 Jersey Central


Power & Light 1,000.00


4,930.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care


Great Northern Ry. $965.00


Defense Bonds 700.00


Franklin Savings Bank 500.00


Jersey Central


Power & Light 2,000.00


Provident Inst.


for Savings 100.00


4,265.00


Parmenter Cemetery


Defense Bonds


$1,200.00


Home Savings Bank 800.00


2,000.00


Charity Funds Premium Acct. Warren Inst. for Savings 146.91


Library Funds Premium Acct. Jersey Central Power & Light $89.35


Warren Inst. for Savings 846.87


936.22


Cemetery P. C. Premium Acct.


Warren Inst. for Savings $272.61


Jersey Central Power & Light 178.70


451.31


Parmenter Cemetery Premium Acct.


Warren Inst. for Savings 499.56


16,329.00


Maturing Debt


High School Construction $5,000.00


Watermain Extensions 4,500.00


Water Dept. Pumping Station, equipment 1,500.00


11,000.00


Temporary Loans


Revenue $45,000.00


92


Reimbursements


21,500.00


66,500.00


Total Financial


98,762.31


AGENCY


State Taxes


Income


$15,015.00


Parks and Reservations 201.28


Auditing Municipal Accts. 1,288.94


$16,505.22


County Taxes


Support of Tuberculosis Hospital


$2,496.43


Town Tax


8,648.85


11,145.28


Dog Licenses paid to the County Collector's Fees


1,026.60


372.95


Refunds


Taxes-Motor Excise


1940


$49.93


1941


495.98


545.91


Taxes-Real Estate


1939


$434.93


1940


491.20


1941


310.51


1,236.64 34.88


Interest on Taxes


Taxes 1941, Lake Road


Betterment


2.00


Fee, motor boat permit


1.00


Town of Ashland, check sent in error to Wayland 12.50


Foreclosure Sales 34.85


1,867.78


Total Agency 30,917.83


Total Payments $363,746.87


MABEL T. S. SMALL, Town Accountant.


93


1941 Expenditures Classified


DEPARTMENTS


General Government


$12,893.76


Protection of Persons and Property


11,188.86


Health


4,531.08


Highways


58,803.44


Welfare


50,125.84


Education (Schools and Libraries)


67,026.75


Recreation and Unclassified


15,923.13


Enterprises (Water and Cemetery Departments )


13,573.87


$234,066.73


FINANCIAL


State and County Taxes


$27,650.50


Maturing Debt


11,000.00


Temporary Loans


66,500.00


Interest


2,529.23


107,679.73


AGENCY


Trust Funds and Income


$18,733.08


Collector's Fees


372.95


Dog License Collections


1,026.60


20,132.63


REFUNDS


1,867.78


Total Expenditures


$363,746.87


94


1941 Receipts Classified


GENERAL, REVENUE Taxes, assessments, tax titles, foreclosures


$202,803.55


Interest on the above collections 2,759.28


Licenses, permits, fees and fines


4,294.35


In lieu of taxes


1,372.22


$211,229.40


GRANTS AND GIFTS


Federal, Old Age Assistance $12,776.55


Federal, Aid to Dependent Children 680.44


State, Income, Bu. Corp., etc., taxes 19,095.61


State, Highways under Chapter 90 11,766.61


State, Chapter 420, Acts of 1941 10,494.31


County, Dog Licenses of 1940 821.61


County, Highways under Chapter 90


6,383.29


62,018.42


REIMBURSEMENTS


Temporary Aid (Welfare)


$7,636.54


Aid to Dependent Children


781.64


Oid Age Assistance


10,308.32


Soldiers' Benefits


711.32


Vocational Tuition


520.81


Health, Tuberculosis


117.14


Cemetery Service


741.00


Highways, Snow Removal


158.75


20,975.52


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


4,010.83


TEMPORARY LOANS


66,500.00


AGENCY


Dog Licenses Collections


$1,023.00


Water Receipts


15,084.62


Trust Funds and Income


18,585.06


Collector's Fees


372.95


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves


85.00


Schools, Income from Donation Fund, etc.


11.02


35,161.65


REFUNDS


196.80


Total Revenue


$400,092.62


95


1941 Reserve Fund


Appropriation


$6,000.00


Transfers


Assessors, expense


$50.00


Police Department


89.87


Forest Fire Truck


500.00


Fire Department


1,050.00


Moth Extermination


500.00


Tree Warden


50.00


Road Machinery Account


700.00


Snow Removal


850.00


Chapter 90 Construction, Old Connecticut Path


500.00


Welfare Expense


50.00


Park Commission


200.00


Town Reports


4.00


Wayland Civilian Defense


180.00


Building Inspection


100.00


Board of Health


370.09


Collector, expense


21.18


Collector, salary


125.66


Street Lighting


92.58


Town Clerk, expense


2.09


Highways and Bridges


84.26


$5,519.73


To Balance


480.27


$6,000.00


$6,000.00


96


1941 Water Accounts Receivable


1941


1941


Jan. 1 Balance


$9,257.00


Mar. 31


Receipts


$ 933.10


June 28 Commitment of 1/1 4,493.55


June 7


765.50


Insurance, hydrant damage 150.00


20


596.06


July 2


Commitment of 12/31/40


1,000.92


July 8 Aug. 16


1,360.59


Sept. 12 Audit adjustment 552.87


13 Commitment of 7/1


7,273.79


16


1,228.44


Sept. 24


Abatements


680.28


26


Receipts


3,997.83


Oct. 28


1,603.89


Nov. 30


336.00


Dec. 14


1,805.22


31


1,143.03


31


357.41


15,914.90


To balance


8,158.69


$24,073.59


$24,073.59


66


1,107.55


Dec. 31


Commitment of 12/31 1,345.46


97


1941 Estimated Receipts Classified


GENERAL REVENUE


Interest, taxes


$2,565.74


Interest, tax titles


170.95


Deeds, tax titles


14.00


Fees, polls


84.35


Fees, advertising taxes


13.00


In lieu of taxes, Metropolitan Water Commission


1,372.22


$4,220.26


ASSESSMENTS


Motor Excise Taxes


$12,778.66


Moth Assessments


63.11


Street Betterment Assessments


469.24


13,311.01


LICENSES AND PERMITS


Liquor


$3,503.50


Victualer


87.00


Dance


11.00


Milk and Pasteurization


21.00


Dealers' Class I, sale of used cars


20.00 10.00


Junk and Pedlar


Gun Permits


9.50


Sale of Fire-works


1.00


Permits, building, plumbing, electric


208.00


3,872.00


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


Police and Court Fines


$312.00


Police Refunds


21.38


Rent of Town Hall


122.20


Rent of Fire Station Hall, Cochituate


9.00


Use of trucks, Fire Department


2.00


Fees, Sealer


71.33


Fees, District Nurse


116.50


Highway Repair


4.00


Schools, refunds


17.59


Library Fines


85.51


98


W. P. A. for repair


12.90


Cemetery Service and Annual Care


741.00


Moderator, salary refunded


9.00


Tax Title Sales, recording, refund .50


Insurance


3,570.00


5,094.91


REIMBURSEMENTS


State, O. A. A.


$10,118.99


State, A. D. C.


781.64


State, T. A.


3,413.17


State, State Aid


450.00


State, Military Aid


132.50


State, Soldiers' Burial


100.00


State, Veterans' Exemptions


28.82


State, Health Control


117.14


State, Highways


158.75


State, Vocational Vocation


520.81


Other Cities and Towns, O. A. A.


189.33


Other Cities and Towns, T. A.


4,035.09


Individuals, T. A.


136.78


20,183.02


GRANTS AND GIFTS


State Income Tax


$17,056.51


State Taxes, Business and


Corporation


2,039.10


State Tax, Ch. 420, Acts of 1941


10,494.31


29,589.92


Total


$76,270.12


Note :


$76,270.12


61,550.35


To tax levy


$14,719.77


Surplus Dec. 31, 1941


99


Excess and Deficiency


1941


1941


Aug. 27 Tax Titles


$4,721.64


Jan. 1 Balance


$65,294.79


Oct. Refunds on T. T. Redemptions 24.85


Mar. 5 Special appropriation accounts closed 40.59


Apr. Foreclosure sales 1,543.90


Nov. Refunds on Foreclosure Sales


10.00


Nov. Supplemental polls 16.00


Supplemental real estate taxes 508.69


To balance


84,998.87


..


31


Credit from Revenue 20,749.32


$89,755.36


$89,755.36


Town of Wayland.


January 1, 1942


Statement


Cash


$55,558.64


Water Liens Revenue $ 77.55


Taxes, previous years


58,044.38


Special Assessment Revenue 82.86


Assessments, previous years


962.39 77.55


Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue 879.53


Tax Title Revenue


14,558.37


Water Liens, previous years Tax Titles


14,558.37


Tax Title Foreclosures


1,100.08


Overlay Deficit


1,336.99


1,100.08 Reserve for T. T. Foreclosures Tax Title Partial Payments 2,813.65 Overlay 1941 500.59


Dec. 31 Tax Titles redeemed during 1941 1,602.07


100


Accounts Receivable : Health Department


260.71


Temporary Aid


2,243.85


Water Revenue 8,158.69


Old Age Assistance


411.50


Water Available Surplus


15,462.21


Federal Grants, A. D. C.


974.60


Federal Grants, O. A. A.


833.43


Water Accounts Receivable 8,158.69


Trust Funds' Income 1,383.68


County Tax 1941, Under-estimate


55.92


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves 85.00


State for Highway Expenditures


2,233.37


State Tax, Parks, etc. Overestimate 8.47


Road Machinery Fund


2,984.84


Net Funded Debt


62,000.00


Excess and Deficiency


84,998.87


Deferred Revenue Street


Assessments


1,605.48


Notes and Bonds


High School Construction 51,000.00


Watermain Extensions 11,000.00


Street Assessments 1942-1950


1,605.48


Trust Funds


Charity


9,551.67


Library


32,900.00


Cemetery


23,025.00


Reserve for Depreciation


2,103.32


$278,870.21


$278,870.21


MABEL T. S. SMALL, Town Accountant.


101


Trust Funds, Cash and Securities


67,579.99


Overlay Surplus 423.85


Departmental Revenue


4,481.67


State and Military Aid 860.00 Schools 705.61


County for Highway Expenditures


1,116.69


Special Appropriations Balances


7,876.80


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


Cash Balance


1941


Jan. 1 Cash Balance Total Receipts


$ 19,212.89 401,740.81


$420,953.70


Total Payments


365,395.06


Dec. 31 Cash Balance $55,558.64


Tax Notes, Borrowed in Anticipation of Taxes Borrowed in 1941 :


Feb. 5 No. 3844 Natick Trust Com-


pany, .50% due 10-5-41 $10,000.00


Mar. 7 No. 385 Jackson and Curtis,


.23% due 11-14-41 10,000.00


No. 386 Jackson and Curtis,


.23% due 11-14-41 10,000.00


May 21 No. 387 Second National Bank, Boston, .20% due 12-21-41 15,000.00


$45,000.00


Tax Notes Paid in 1941


Oct. 5 No. 384 due 10-5-41


$10,000.00


Nov. 14 No. 385 due 11-14-41 10,000.00


No. 386 due 11-14-41 10,000.00


Dec. 21 No. 387 due 12-21-41 15,000.00


$45,000.00


Notes Borrowed in Anticipation of Reimbursement Borrowed in 1941 :


July 16 No. 388 Natick Trust Com-


pany, .75% due 12-29-41 $ 2,000.00


Oct. 10 No. 389 Natick Trust Com- pany, .75% due 12-15-41 19,500.00


$21,500.00


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1941


Reimbursement Notes Paid in 1941


Dec. 29 No. 388 due 12-29-41


$ 2,000.00


Dec. 31 No. 389 due 12-15-41


19,500.00


$21,500.00


Above note paid by reimbursements $15,000.00 and renewal note No. 390 dated 12-27-41, Natick Trust Com- pany, .75%, $4,500.00 due 4-1-42


Reimbursement Notes Outstanding


Dec. 31 Renewal Note No. 390 due 4-1-42 $4,500.00


Serial Notes and Bonds Outstanding


36 High School Notes, 314% due annually 1941 to 1950


$4,000.00 $36,000.00


12 High School Notes, 31/4% due 1951 to 1954


12,000.00


3 High School Notes, 2% due annually 1941 to 1944


1,000.00


3,000.00


1 Water Main Extension Note of


1929, 41/2% due 1942


1,000.00


1,000.00


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


2,000.00


10,000.00


Due in 1942 $8,000.00


Total Outstanding Interest Account


$62,000.00


Appropriation


$1,950.00


For Water Notes Interest, by vote


592.50


Payments :


Water Main Extension Notes of 1929 $135.00


Water Main Extension Notes of 1931


450.00


Water Department Equipment Notes


7.50


Tax Notes Discount


116.73


High School Notes


1,770.00


To Trust Funds


25.00


High School Notes Paying Charge


25.00


$2,529.23


Balance


13.27


$2,542.50


$2,542.50


103


Insurance Account


Appropriation


$2,850.00


Credits, Refunds Account Rewriting of Insurance 1,658.62


Payments :


Town Buildings


$2,508.79


Town Buildings, restoration of Insur- ance account Fire Loss Cochit- uate School 21.53


Highway Department Equipment


460.86


Fire Department Equipment


28.49


Water Department Equipment


62.92


Tax Collector, Robbery coverage


93.75


Water Collector, Robbery coverage


93.75


Boiler Insurance


298.48


Workmen's Compensation


345.00


Fire Extinguishers Town Hall


25.50


$3,939.07


Balance


569.55


$4,508.62


$4,508.62


Surety Bonds


Appropriation


$450.00


Payments :


Treasurer's Bond


$135.00


Tax Collector's Bond


260.00


Deputy Collector's Bond


5.00


Town Clerk's Bond


7.50


Water Clerk's Bond


10.00


Temporary Treasurer's Bond


5.00


$422.50


Balance


27.50


$450.00


$450.00


Trust Funds-Investments


CHARITY FUNDS


Loker Fund :


1 Louisville and Nashville, 31/2% 1950 Warren Institution for Savings


$1,000.00


1,000.00


104


Allen Fund :


1 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R. R. 4% 1958 1,000.00


Donation Fund :


U. S. Defense Series G 21/2% Reg. Bd. 1,100.00


Provident Institution for Savings 200.00


Russell Fund :


1 Louisville and Nashville, 312% 1950 1,000.00


1 Boston and Albany R. R. 41/2% 1943 1,000.00


1,000.00


Warren Institution for Savings Provident Institution for Savings


2,251.67


$9,551.67


CEMETERY FUNDS


J. M. Parmenter Fund :


1 U. S. Treasury Bond, 3% 1946-1948


$1,000.00


U. S. Defense Series G, 21/2% Reg. Bond 1,200.00


1 N. Y. Central-Hudson River R. R. 312% 1998 1,000.00 Home Savings Bank 1,800.00


$5,000.00


Other Funds :


U. S. Defense Series G, 212% Reg. Bonds


700.00


U. S. Treasury Bonds, 23/4%, 1947 300.00


U. S. Treasury Bonds, 27/8%, 1960 2,000.00


1,600.00


2 Boston and Albany R. R., 41/2%, 1943


1 Southern California Edison Co., 3%, 1965


1,000.00


2 Jersey Central Power and Light Co., 31/2%, 1965 2,000.00


2 Chicago and Northwestern R. R. Co., 5%, 2037


2,000.00


1 N. Y. Central R. R. Co. 41/2%, 2013


500.00


2 N. Y. Central R. R. Co., 41/2%, 2013


2,000.00


1 Southern Pacific Oregon Line, 41/2%, 1977


1,000.00


1 Great Northern Railway Co., 4%, 1946 Provident Institution for Savings Franklin Savings Bank


2,425.00


1,500.00


$23.025.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Received in 1941 and Included Above


1,000.00


Whittier Fund $100.00


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LIBRARY FUNDS




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