Official reports of the town of Wayland 1951-1953, Part 4

Author: Wayland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: Printed at the Middlesex Freeman Office
Number of Pages: 774


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63.82


$621.12


Assessors Maps - Town Atlas


Town Clerk


Salary


$600.00


Expense


Recording Fees


$294.00


Postage and Supplies


67.66


Telephone and Oaths


30.84


$392.50


Planning Board


Expense


Clerk - Expense


$112.75


Plans, Surveys, etc.


1,864.01


Advertising and Misc.


170.44


Printing and Supplies, etc.


118.96


$2,266.16


Finance Committee


Expense


Assoc. Dues


$10.00


Stenographic Services


20.00


$30.00


Town Counsel and Legal Claims


Legal Services-Town Counsel and Counsel for Zoning Cases


$2,362.04


Engineer and Legal Services-Power Line Mimeographing, etc.


1,375.00


76.86


$3,813.90


Elections


Officers $234.00


61


Expense


Checkers at Town Meetings


$48.00


Printing Notices to Voters, and Ballots 108.00


Posting Warrants and Putting Up Voting Booths


13.00


$169.00


Registrars


Salaries-Registration


$100.00


Listing


750.00


Transportation


125.00


Clerical Work


150.00


Supplies


51.62


Town Hall-Maintenance


Janitor Service


$600.00


Supplies, Equipment, etc.


26.41


Fuel


716.44


Telephones


408.44


Electricity and Gas


495.29


Repairs, Upkeep, etc.


220.56


$2,467.14


TOTAL GOVERNMENT


$32,817.88


PROTECTION


Police Department


Salary-Chief


$3,600.00


Car Purchase and Expense


Gas, Oil, etc.


$506.47


Purchase, Repairs and Upkeep


384.96


Garage Rent


60.00


$951.43


Expense


Office Expense, Telephone, etc.


$446.15


Call-men


2,722.00


Traffic Signal-P. O. Sq.


116.34


62


Dog Officer-Expense


31.00


First Aid 81.69


$3,397.18


Signs and Traffic Lines


Signs


$169.06


Fire Department


Department Salaries


$1,880.00


Expense


Call-men


$2,555.75


Fire Alarm Systems


480.89


Engines-Upkeep, Gas, etc.


276.48


Apparatus and Equipment, Supplies


166.59


First Aid, Clothes Damage


35.00


Fire Room and Engine House


Telephones


228.52


Fuel


260.06


Electricity


106.94


Water, Supplies, Up-keep, etc. .. 134.34


$4,244.57


Special Accounts:


Air Whistle


$900.00


New Equipment-Hose


3,300.00


Wire Replacement


546.07


Coats


293.00


Alarm System-Recorder and Boxes


1,070.17


Tires


437.04


Oil Burner Inspection


300.00


Fire Alarm-Lake Cochituate


456.12


Tree Trimming


275.00


Building Inspection


Salaries


Building and Wiring


$1,400.00


Plumbing


300.00


Expense


Supplies


$6.35


Mileage, Telephone, etc. ....


240.28


$246.63


63


Zoning Board of Appeals


Expense


$44.11


Moth Department


Expense-Public Work


Labor


$28.29


Contract-Spraying, etc.


1,465.36


$1,493.65


Dutch Elm Disease


Labor


$2,097.24


Tree Surgeon


2,167.87


Gas, Oil, etc.


206.39


$4,471.50


Expense-Private Work


Contract-Spraying


$521.25


Tree Warden


Salary


$600.00


Pruning and First Aid Work at Private Contract


400.00


Planting Trees


200.00


Tree Work


Planting Trees and Trucking


$42.50


Tree Surgeons


543.50


Labor


4.00


$590.00


Sealer


Salary


*$125.00


Expense-Supplies


62.31


TOTAL PROTECTION


$32,274.09


HEALTH


Health


Board-Salaries


Chairman


$50.00


Clerk


75.00


3rd Member


50.00


Board-Expense


23.63


64


Appropriation


Supplies, Posting, etc.


$71.33


Hospitals and Sanatoriums


1,579.06


Burying Dead Animals


26.00


$1,676.39


Milk Inspection


$25.00


Anti-toxin Test


50.00


Medical Inspection of Schools


150.00


School Dental Clinic


Professional Services


$1,032.92


Supplies


117.69


$1,150.61


District and School Nurse


Salary


$2,700.00


Transportation


700.00


Expense


Telephone


$27.00


Supplies


41.96


$68.96


Inspection of Animals


$150.00


Garbage Collection


Contract


$3,972.00


TOTAL HEALTH


$10,841.59


HIGHWAYS


Highway Department


Surveyor-Salary


$4,249.94


Clerk-Salary


520.00


Telephones and Office Expense


298.99


Labor


12,890.82


Road Materials


5,462.32


Other Materials


1,252.28


Road Machinery Upkeep


6,114.94


Power Machinery Hire


72.00


Oil and Gas


1,108.43


65


Fences and Signs


435.25


Tools, Equipment and Supplies


1,864.55


Garage Maintenance


746.12


$35,015.64


Snow Removal


Labor


$3,952.14


Trucks-Plowing, Sanding, etc.


1,274.88


Equipment Upkeep


949.58


Oil, Gas and Grease


763.50


Gravel, Sand and Salt


2,565.60


Miscellaneous


1.30


$9,507.00


Care of Town Dumps


Labor


$1,861.00


Other Materials


20.31


$1,881.31


Dump Area Rental


$75.00


Road Machinery Account


Truck Repairs and Upkeep


$170.28


Gas and Oil


709.20


Tires and Tubes


618.02


$1,497.50


Chapter 90 Maintenance


Labor


$832.35


Road Materials, etc.


3,367.43


$4,199.78


Chapter 90 Construction - Contract No.


13215-Main St., Cochituate


Labor


$5,406.60


Materials


12,827.42


Rental-Power Machinery


3,095.39


$21,329.41


Station Lot Parking Improvement


Labor


$428.34


Rental-Power Machinery


513.75


Materials, etc.


68.10


Rental of Land


60.00


$1,070.19


66


Baldwin Pond Drainage


Labor


$21.45


Rental-Power Machinery


117.00


$138.45


Bull-Dozer and Trailer


Caterpillar-Dozer


$6,600.00


New Equipment


Balance of Caterpillar-Dozer


$3,962.88


Trailer


985.00


$4,947.88


Street Betterment Construction


Riverview Circle-2nd Section


Services-Civil Engineer


$162.45


Labor


729.16


Road Materials


455.67


Equipment Hire


407.00


Legal Services


10.80


Rich Valley and Hayward Roads


Services-Civil Engineer


$258.60


Labor


2,199.52


Equipment Hire


603.83


Road Materials, etc.


1,565.82


$4,627.77


Parmenter Road


Labor


$742.76


Services-Civil Engineer


175.00


Equipment Hire


952.63


Legal Services


87.05


Gas and Oil


273.00


Fuller Road


Labor


$1,733.06


Services-Civil Engineer


417.00


Materials


30.80


Equipment Hire


1,350.00


Gas and Oil


378.00


$3,908.86


TOTAL HIGHWAYS $104,837.05


67


$1,765.08


$2,230.44


WELFARE


Public Welfare Board


Salaries -- Board


Chairman


$100.00


2nd Member


100.00


3rd Member


100.00


Agent-Salary


$2,340.00


Visitor-Salary


2,160.00


Temporary Aid-Appropriation


Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


$5,221.45


Provisions


2,093.80


Fuel


305.67


Board and Care


3,011.58


Rents


543.97


Medical Attendance and Supplies


1,679.68


Clothing


398.42


Household Goods


71.39


Hospitals and Ambulances


952.00


To Other Cities and Towns


370.15


*$14,648.11


Aid to Dependent Children-Appropriation


Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


$8,710.10


All Other


625.02


$9,335.12


Aid to Dependent Children-Federal Grants Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


$12,421.04


Old Age Assistance-Appropriation


Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


$48,939.01


Medical Expense


1,583.05


Burials


153.00


Hospitals and Ambulance


830.00


To Other Cities and Towns


544.84


*$52,049.90


Old Age Assistance-Federal Grants Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


*$34,444.43


Old Age Assistance-Federal Grants Adm. Office Expense $992.04


68


Car Expense


165.97


Assoc. Meetings, etc.


84.02


$1,242.03


Veterans' Benefits


Agent-Salary


$150.00


Expense-Mileage


78.00


Appropriation


Sundry Persons-Cash Payments


1,583.00


TOTAL WELFARE


$130,751.63


EDUCATION


Schools


General Control


Superintendent-Salary


$5,180.00


Other Expense


3,385.66


Expense of Instruction


Teachers' Salaries


High School


$52,960.26


Elementary Schools


56,218.45


Supervisors


12,247.00


Substitutes and Specials


5,387.82


*$126,813.53


Expense of Principals Dept.


Clerk


$1,626.95


Supplies, etc.


119.47


$1,746.42


Textbooks and Supplies


Books


$4,428.65


Supplies


5,071.40


*$9,500.05


Operation of School Plants


Custodians' Salaries and Subs.


$11,819.89


Fuel and Miscellaneous


Fuel


$5,105.13


Miscellaneous of Operation


6,910.59


*$12,015.72


69


Buildings and Equipment Maintenance and Outlays


Repairs


$3,650.90


Outlays


3,525.71


*$7,176.61


Auxiliary Agencies


Transportation


$12,383.00


Health and Physical Education


2,431.06


School Libraries


*886.32


Sundries


176.59


Total School Budget $193,514.85


Special School Accounts


School Buildings and Grounds


School Rental Account


$362.75


Vocational Tuition


City of Newton


$947.04


Town of Wellesley


6.60


City of Marlborough


16.20


Town of Framingham


7.80


City of Boston


.60


City of Waltham


41.04


Transportation of Pupils


47.95


$1,067.23


Sprinkler System-Cochituate School


Contract


$12,975.00


Advertising and Miscellaneous


302.11


$13,277.11


School Lunch Account


High School


Salaries


$2,665.00


Supplies


8,543.08


All Other


203.07


Center School


Salaries


$1,755.00


Supplies


5,916.69


All Other


733.55


$11,411.15


*$8,405.24


70


Cochituate School


Salaries


$1,788.00


Supplies


6,259.89


All Other


352.57


$8,400.46


$28,216.85


School Athletic Account


Referees, Umpires, etc.


$388.50


Police


100.00


Transportation


175.00


Supplies, Admission Taxes, etc.


843.01


*$1,506.51


TOTAL SCHOOLS


$237,945.30


Library and Reading Room


Wayland Library


Librarian-Salary


$2,280.00


Lib. Assts .- Salary


471.10


Telephone


90.18


Desk Supplies, etc. ....


251.13


Repairs and Upkeep ..


53.56


Janitor Service


340.50


Electricity


232.85


Fuel


601.14


Bindings, Books,


Magazines


88.49


Water, Supplies, etc. ..


73.65


$4,482.60


Cochituate Reading Room


Librarian-Salary .. ...


$850.20


Lib. Assts .- Salary ....


110.10


Desk Supplies, etc. ..


21.78


Telephone


75.28


Transp. of Books


68.00


Rent


600.00


Janitor Service


257.50


Electricity


31.43


Fuel


80.37


71


Repairs and Upkeep .. 22.50


$2,117.16


Book Purchase Account


$6,599.76 $400.00


TOTAL LIBRARIES


$6,999.76


UNCLASSIFIED


Park Commission


Riverview Playground


$1,789.59


Care of Flag


10.00


Equipment and Supplies


1,703.40


High School Field


416.09


Heater Pieces and Grass Plots-and Bus Shelter-Wayland


434.15


Honor Rolls


54.40


Cochituate Ball Field


1,376.11


Dudley Pond Beach


36.50


Tennis Courts


14.80


School St. Triangle


95.30


Beach Expense-Lake Cochituate


1,731.48


Mill Pond and Clearing Skating Areas


140.75


*$7,802.57


Life Guard-Lake Cochituate $771.50


Purchase of Lake Cochituate Property-Lupien


Legal Services


$1,308.10


Professional Services-Appraisal, etc. .. 746.00


Plans, etc.


185.00


Court Award for Damages and Interest 22,213.78


$24,452.88


Purchase of Lake Cochituate Shore Property


-Survey Expense


Services-Civil Engineer ... $143.00 ... ...


Memorial Day


Wreaths, Plants, Flowers $179.00


Flags, etc. 74.00


72


Band


195.00


Programs


40.00


Refreshments, etc.


72.07


$560.07


Care of Town Clocks


Rent-Church Tower-Cochituate


$50.00


Yearly Service-Wayland


50.00


Yearly Service-Cochituate


50.00


$150.00


Insurance


Property


$5,674.05


Motor Vehicles and Equipment


1,292.70


Workmen's Compensation


859.35


General Liability


68.76


$7,894.86


Legion Post Quarters


$600.00


Town Reports


Printing


$1,504.30


Delivering


175.00


$1,679.30


Surety Bonds


Deputy Collector


$5.00


Collector


388.50


Treasurer


211.00


Town Clerk


7.50


Bonded Clerk


50.00


$662.00


Notices of Meetings


Special Town Meetings-6/20 and


12/19/51


$296.50


Honor Rolls-Maintenance


45.75


Acquisition of Lots in Riverview-


Art. 10-11/30/49


Purchase


$800.00


Legal Services


78.87


$878.87


73


Purchase of Land in Riverview Purchase $950.00


TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED


$46,887.30


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department-Maintenance


Superintendent-Salary


$3,900.00


Asst. Superintendent-Salary


3,000.00


Office Expense


787.35


Labor


5.450.00


Pipe and Fittings


6,303.42


Oother Materials


238.65


Truck Upkeep


642.29


Gas, Oil and Grease


696.91


Tools and Equipment


457.66


Machinery Hire


1,423.84


Hydrant and Meters


869.04


Grounds Upkeep


82.75


Building Repairs


667.19


Fuel, Light and Power


5,974.33


Wells and Pumps


94.85


$30,588.28


Water Commissioners-Salaries


Chairman


$50.00


Clerk


150.00


3rd Member


50.00


Watermain Extension for Accepted Streets


Moore Road


Contract


$2,190.40


Pipe and Fittings


5,893.70


Materials, etc.


279.65


$8,363.75


New Pumping Station, Equipment, etc.


Contract


$7,790.21


Consulting Engineer


242.26


Materials, Supplies, etc.


1,041.05


Wiring, Carpentering, etc.


899.68


74


Equipment


224.30


$10,197.50


New Truck


International Truck $2,000.00


Watermain Extension-West Plain Street, etc.


Pipe and Fittings


$478.86


Other Materials


23.25


$502.11


Watermain-River Road


Contract


$334.00


Pipe and Materials


697.38


$1,031.38


Water Betterments


Fuller Road


Contract


$1,506.50


Legal Services


87.06


Pipe, Materials, etc.


4,850.46


$6,444.02


TOTAL WATER DEPARTMENT


$59,377.04


Cemeteries


Maintenance


Office Expense


$13.02


Truck Expense


353.08


Labor


4,858.90


Materials


586.93


Seeds, Plants and Flowers


125.35


*$5,937.28


Cemetery Equipment


$195.29


Cemetery Service


Burials and Annual Care


$554.00


Materials


59.25


Foundations and General Labor


1,175.50


$1,788.75


North Cemetery Rehabilitation


$435.40


75


Development and Improvement-


Addition to Lakeview Cemetery


Labor


$371.85


Materials, etc.


175.11


Machinery Rental


1,677.50


$2,224.46


Cemetery Clerk-Salary


$150.00


TOTAL CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


$10,731.18


FINANCIAL


Interest


Miscellaneous-Library Funds' Income


$40.00


Schools-Constr .- 1934-76,000 issue Add., Equip., etc. 1948-400,000 issue


8,100.00


Add., Equip., etc. 1948-150,000 issue


2,970.00


Add., Equip., etc. 1949-140,000 issue


2,187.50


Water Notes-1948-37,000 issue


590.00


Bonds-1948-90,000 issue


1,755.00


Ext. Reg. Notes-1949-10,000 issue Pump. Sta. Reg. Notes-1950- 19,000 issue


112.50


270.00


Maturing Debt


Schools-Constr .- 1934-76,000 issue


$3,000.00


Bonds-1948-400,000 issue


20,000.00


Bonds-1948-150,000 issue


9,000.00


Bonds-1949-140,000 issue


10,000.00


Water Coupon Notes-1948-37,000 issue


3,000.00


Bonds-1948-90,000 issue


6,000.00


Ext. Reg. Notes-1949-10,000 issue


1,000.00


Ext. Reg. Notes-1950-19,000 issue


2,000.00


TOTAL FINANCIAL


$70,415.00


76


390.00


Agency Federal


Withheld Taxes deducted from Pay Rolls


$28,812.70


State


Park and Reservation Taxes $616.70


Auditing Municipal Accounts 1,297.48


$1,914.18


County


County Sanatorium $3,729.58


County Tax 14,775.60


Retirement Deductions from Pay Rolls


4,281.53


Dog Licenses


1,762.20


County Retirement System Assessment


2,844.00


$27,392.91


Trust Funds' Income


Charity Funds


Sundry Persons-Cash Payments ....


$273.50


Library Funds Purchase of Books ...


1,025.76


Cemetery P. C. Funds


Care of Graves 655.75


Parmenter Cemetery Fund Care of Grave


184.24


Trust Funds


Cemetery Funds Invested


375.00


Miscellaneous


Collector's Fees


$676.65


Collector's Fees Water Fines


150.85


$827.50


Mass. Hospital Service, Inc., deducted from Pay Rolls


$1,941.76


Watermain Extension Agreements- Returned


1,032.00


Requirement Guarantees-Returned


2,135.00


Tailings Account


.90


Excess and Deficiency (1928 check


honored)


2.88


TOTAL AGENCY $66,574.08


1


77


Refunds


Taxes


$3,078.00


Agency Account-


Collector's Fees


2.75


Water Fines 1.40


Federal Taxes Withheld


25.00


Interest on Taxes


2.80


Water Accounts Receivable


89.97


TOTAL REFUNDS


$3,199.92


TOTAL EXPENDITURES


$813,651.82


RECAPITULATION - 1951 RECEIPTS


GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes and Assessments


$463,787.55


Tax Titles and Release Deed Fees


1,851.48


Licenses, Permits, Fees, Fines


10,500.50


In lieu of Taxes


2,220.31


$478,359.84


GRANTS AND GIFTS


Federal


Aid to Dependent Children


$9,503.52


Old Age Assistance


39,390.80


State Taxes, Income, Corporation, Meal


78,101.19


County, Dog Licenses


1,087.68


$128,083.19


School Lunch Account


27,551.20


School Athletic Account


1,372.04


$28,923.24


REIMBURSEMENTS


General Welfare


$5,237.79


Aid to Dependent Children


7,978.57


Old Age Assistance


42,083.32


Veterans' Benefits


464.50


Highways


41,690.48


Schools


26,319.21


78


Park Dept .- Use and Occupancy of


Property


275.00


Health 521.57


Fire Department


121.79


Police Department


24.15


Water Department


190.20


$124,906.58


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


$847.45


AGENCY


Water Department


$53,065.90


Cemetery


1,760.00


Trust Funds, Principal and Income


2,463.41


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves


365.00


Dog Licenses Receipts


1,755.60


Collector's Fees


830.60


Federal Tax Deductions


28,837.70


County Retirement Deductions


4,281.53


Mass. Hospital Service, Inc.


1,941.76


Watermain Ext. Agreements


2,682.00


Requirement Guarantees


2,270.00


$100,253.50


FINANCIAL


Sale of Water Bonds and Notes


$10,000.00


Interest on Taxes and Tax Titles


1,649.45


REFUNDS


1,937.10


TOTAL RECEIPTS


$874,960.35


RECAPITULATION - 1951 EXPENDITURES


DEPARTMENTS


Government


$32,817.88


Protection


32,274.09


Health


10,841.59


Highways


104,837.05


Welfare


130,751.63


Schools (inc. Lunch and Athletic Accts.)


237,945.30


Libraries


6,999.76


79


Recreation and Unclassified


46,887.30


Water Department


59,377.04


Cemetery Department


10,731.18


$673,462.82


FINANCIAL


State Taxes


$1,914.18


County Taxes and Assessments


21,349.18


Maturing Debt


54,000.00


Interest


16,415.00


$93,678.36


AGENCY


Trust Funds


$2,514.25


Collector's Fees


827.50


Dog Licenses


1,762.20


Federal Tax Deductions


28,812.70


County Retirement Deductions


4,281.53


Mass. Hospital Service, Inc.


1,941.76


Watermain Ext. Agreements-Returned


1,032.00


Requirement Guarantees-Returned


2,135.00


Tailings


.90


Excess and Deficiency


2.88


$43,310.72


REFUNDS


$3,199.92


TOTAL EXPENDITURES


$813,651.82


1951 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS CLASSIFIED


GENERAL REVENUE


Interest-Taxes


$1,169.25


Less refunds


2.80


$1,166.45


Interest-Tax Titles


480.20


$1,646.65


Assessments


Motor Excise


$43,989.98


Less Refunds 1,697.82


$42,292.16


80


Moth 604.00


Street Betterments


1,683.86


Water Betterments


917.41


$45,497.43


In lieu of Taxes


$2,220.31


Tax Title Release Deeds ..


7.00


Fees and Fines


Police and Court ... ...


28.00


Licenses aand Permits


Liquor


$7,000.00


Picnic


150.00


Victualer


80.00


Dance


5.00


Junk Collectors' and Ped- dler'


20.00


Dealers' and Sale of Used Cars


45.00


Gun


13.00


Motor Boat


10.00


Alcohol


13.00


Sunday Entertainment ....


222.00


Ice Cream Manufacture


5.00


Hawkers and Peddlers ..


20.00


Building Permits


1,045.00


Wiring Permits


702.00


Plumbing


857.00


Oil Burner Inspections ..


83.00


Cesspool Permits


166.00


Milk


32.50


Transp. of Garbage .....


2.00


Firearms Dealer's License


2.00


$10,472.50


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


Town Hall-Street Lists and Maps


$8.90


School Halls-Rental


123.00


District Nurse Fees


256.50


81


School Dental Clinic Fees


160.65


Fees-Adv. Taxes


3.21


Library Fines


209.19


Sale of Old Books


11.00


Sale of Old Equipment


75.00


Cemetery Service


1,760.00


$2,607.45


REIMBURSEMENTS


State ----


Plowing Snow


$30.00


Vocational Tuition


441.90


Schools, Transp., etc.


11,040.20


Temporary Aid


264.00


Schools Constr.


14,837.11


Aid to Dependent Children


7,978.57


Old Age Assistance


40,846.80


Veterans' Benefits


464.50


$75,903.08


Other Cities and Towns


Temporary Aid


$4,505.39


Old Age Assistance


1,236.52


$5,741.91


Individual Temporary Aid


$468.40


Board of Health


$521.57


Park Dept .- Use and Occupancy of Property


275.00


Fire Dept .- Damages and Fire


121.79


Highway Dept .- Fence Damage


90.00


Police Dept .- Damage to Traffic Signal


$10.00


Car Damage


14.15


$24.15


Damage to Hydrants


$190.20


GRANTS AND GIFTS


State Taxes-Income


$53,523.03


Corporation


22,969.51


Meal (O. A. A.)


1,608.65


$78,101.19


REFUNDS


Police Dept .- Tel. Tolls


$20.25


82


School Dept .- Tolls, Lost Books, etc.


334.07


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. refunds 61.68


$416.00


TOTAL


$224,332.63


RESERVE ACCOUNT - 1951


Appropriation


$12,500.00


Transferred to-


Selectmen Expense for Civilian Defense


$141.90


Town Offices-Expense


11.11


Collector-Expense


63.00


Assessors-Expense


30.00


Treasurer-Expense


656.93


Town Clerk-Expense


42.50


Elections-Expense


19.00


Zoning Board-Expense


4.11


Town Counsel and Legal Claims


2,913.90


Town Hall-Maintenance


17.14


Police Dept .- Expense


397.18


Police Car Pur. and Expense


51.43


Fire Dept .- Expense


1,244.57


Moth Dept .- Private Work


21.25


Highway Dept .- Maintenance


15.64


Dump Area Rental


25.00


Highway-Snow Removal


2,007.00


Schools-Repairs and Outlays


159.92


Town Reports


79.30


Memorial Day


60.07


Notices of Meetings


196.50


Town Clocks


145.00


Water Dept .- Maintenance


590.23


Cemetery Dept .- Appropriation


349.00


Dev. and Add. to Lakeview Cemetery


300.00


No. Cemetery Rehabilitation


500.00


$10,041.68


BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1951


$2,458.32


83


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY 1951


Mar. Tax Levy


$45,800.00


Tax Titles 3,188.05


1928 Check Honored 2.88


1951


Jan. Balance


$98,833.29


Ch. 90 Maintenance


5,599.60


Ch. 90 Construction


35,970.88


Mar. Closed Accounts


975.29


Tax Title Collections


1,844.48


Tax Title Chg'd back to Collector 25.30


Dec. Revised Real Estate Taxes


201.40


Additional Poll Taxes


6.00


Department Balances 23,728.25


Estimated Receipts


34,264.05


84


Dec. To Balance 152,457.61


$201,448.54


$201,448.54


WATER AVAILABLE SURPLUS


1951


1951


Jan. Balance


$59,306.94


Maint., etc.


$38,827.50


Mar. Closed Water Accounts


79.97


Dec. Voted for Water Dept.


Jan .-


Maint. 4,000.00


Dec. Collections, less refunds .... 52,975.93


Dec. To Balance 69,535.34


$112,362.84


$112,362.84


Mar. Voted for Water Dept.


WATER ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


1951


1951


Jan. 1 Balance


$3,945.91


Jan.


Receipts


$5,728.30


Jan. 1 -


Feb.


4,606.21


July 1 Commitments


24,309.02


Mar.


2,692.62


July 1-


Apr.


-


6,491.84


Dec. 31 Commitments


26,277.09


May


3,230.30


Refunds


89.97


June


2,167.78


July -


7,652.03


Aug.


6,464.63


Sept.


3,858.64


Oct.


4,046.92


Nov.


3,858.62


Dec


2,268.01


Abated


534.85


Dec.


To Balance


1,021.24


$54,621.99


$54,621.99


85


STATEMENT


Town of Wayland


December 31, 1951


Cash


$270,636.82


Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue


$7,620.07


Taxes, prev. yrs.


31,498.59


Spec. Assessment Revenue


569.38


Assessments, prev. yrs.


8,189.45


Agency - Collector's Fees


.35


Tax Titles


9,947.85


Tax Title Revenue


9,947.85


Tax Title Possessions


1,075.62


Rev. for T. T. Possessions


1,075.62


Overlays 1950-51


6,725.11


Accounts Receivable:


Highway - Plowing Snow ..


69.50


Temporary Aid - State


3,538.21


Water Revenue


1,021.24


Temporary Aid - Other Cities and Towns


1,279.78


Federal Grants-A. D. C.


2,207.85


A. D. C. - State


2,301.42


O. A. A. Other Cities and Towns


264.74


Health


520.00


Water Dept. - Individual


145.00


Schools


567.34


Trust Funds' Income:


Water Accounts Receivable


1,021.24


Charity Funds


261.00


County Taxes


595.97


Library Funds 102.56


Loans Authorized


10,000.00


Funded Debt


727,000.00


Parmenter Cemetery Funds 263.22


Revenue


14,500.00


Deferred Revenue


9,578.21


Trust Funds - Cash and Securities


77,316.52


Tailings Account 50.38


7,717.15


Federal Grants-O. A. A. Adm. ..


1,787.12


Overlay Surplus


10,429.82


Departmental Revenue


8,685.99


Water Available Surplus 69,535.34


Federal Grants-A. D. C. Adm.


1,417.02


Federal Grants-O. A. A.


P. C. Cemetery Funds 894.02


Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves .. 1,020.00 Road Machinery Fund 8,199.34


.


86


Loans Authorized and Unissued


10,000.00


State Taxes


92.95


Excess and Deficiency


152,457.61


School Lunch Account


1,059.44


Athletic Account


383.55


Water Main Ext. Agreements


1,650.00


Requirement Guarantees


135.00


Departmental Balances carried over


to 1952 (Special Items) 4,224.81


Special Accounts Balances


46,617.74


Maturing Debt:


Bonds-School Construction


9,000.00


Watermain Ext.


125,000.00


Watermain Ext.


10,000.00


School Construction


583,000.00


Apportioned Betterment Assmts.


9,578.21


Trust Funds :


Charity


9,551.67


Library


32,900.00


Cemetery


26,850.00


Cemetery Parmenter


5,000.00


Reserve Account


3,014.85


$1,170,046.26


$1,170,046.26


DOROTHY M. HARRINGTON,


Town Accountant.


87


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER 1951


Jan. 1, 1951 Cash


$209,328.29


1951 Receipts


874,960.35


$1,084,288.64


1951


Payments


$813,651.82


Dec. 31, Balance


270,636.82


$1,084,288.64


88


TRUST FUNDS


Charity


Fund Amount


Investment Income 1951


1. Donation


$1,300.00


$


200.00 - Provident Institution for Savings


1,100.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 $32.50


2. Allen 1,000.00 1,000.00 - Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 4s 3/1/58 40.00


3. Loker 2,000.00 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G. Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60 50.00


4. Russell 5,251.67


251.67 - Provident Institution for Savings 2,000.00 - Southern Pacific 27/gs 6/1/86


1,000.00 -- U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 3/1/54 138.50


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G. Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G. Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


Total Income for 1951 $261.00


89


Total Charity Funds


$9,551.67


Cemetery


1. J. M. Parmenter $5,000.00 $1,000.00 - N. Y. Central & Hudson River R. R. 31/2s 2/1/98 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/58


1,200.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 1,800.00 - U. S. Treasury 21/2s 1964-1969


$135.00


2. Cemctery Perpetual Care 26,850.00


1,000.00 - Southern California Edison 1st Refund Mtg. 3s 9/1/65 1,000.00 - Southern Pacific Oregon Line 1st Mtg. 41/2s 3/1/77


2,000.00 - Southern Pacific 1st Mtg. 27/gs 1/1/86


2,000.00 - 10 Paid up Shares Marlborough Cooperative Bank 200.00 - U. S. Treasury 21/2s 1964-1969 700.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 3/1/54 4,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 2/1/56 $711.16


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56


Fund


Amount


Investment


Income 1951


2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 5/1/57 2,500.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 12/1/57 1,300.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/58 1,600.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/58 5,550.00 - Provident Institution for Savings


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Received in 1951 and in- cluded above


William J. Malcolm Fund $225.00


Louis Harriman Fund 150.00


Library


1. Harriet C. Damon $3,000.00


$1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 2,000.00 -- U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


$75.00


2. Isaac C. Damon


1,000.00


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 25.00


3. Ella E. Draper


500.00


4. James Draper


500.00


1,000.00 - N. Y. Central Ry. Co. Ref. and Imp. A 41/2s 10/1/13 60.00


5. Grace C. Draper 1,000.00


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/28 Reg 11/1/56 50.00


1,000.00 - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R. Gen Mtg. 4s 3/1/58 1,000.00 - Boston Five Cents Savings Bank


145.25


500.00 -U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 12/1/57 200.00 U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 1/1/58


7. Lydia M. Child


100.00


100.00 -- Provident Institution for Savings 2.50


8. Sarah W. Heard 3,100.00


. 100.00 - Provident Institution for Savings 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 77.50


2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


90


6. James Sumner Draper


5,000.00


1,300.00 - Natick Five Cents Savings Bank 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/55




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