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Boston, Mass.
30
Blanche L. Cobbett
66
-
Feb.
4 Charles W. Drake
Braintree
Mass.
5 Walter F. Dwyer
83
Avon,
Mass.
7 Daniel Geary
19
-
-
7
14
Boston, Mass.
12 Edwin H. Beach
47
1
16
Brockton,
Mass.
19 Harry Bragg, Jr.
44
9
8
Brockton, Mass.
28
James H. Reilly
74
9
27
Westboro, Mass.
Mar.
3 Edson N. Roel
52
6
28
Harwich, Mass.
9 Margaret T. Kelleher
84
8
18
Quincy, Mass.
12 Catherine T. Kelly
58
6
8
Weymouth,
Mass. Saint John, N. B.
13 John DeAngelis
62
Brockton,
Mass.
15 Peter Behan
6
15
Quincy,
Mass.
17
Philip Savoie
56
10
7
Quincy,
Mass.
26 Ellen A. Farrell
72
2
28
Rockland,
Mass.
27 William J. Carroll
40
-
1
Brockton, Mass.
-
-
Foxboro, Mass.
69
Whitman, Mass.
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
37
-
16
Stoughton, Mass.
77
13 Antonio Rausie
77
8
1
Boston,
Mass.
8 Edward Korezniowski
80
21
Napoleon J. Pichette
60
14
-
19 Mary Gallagher
45
INTERMENTS IN RANDOLPH IN 1932 of persons dying elsewhere
Age Y. M. D.
Place of Death
Apr.
9 Donald P. Messere
10
17
Boston, Mass.
9 Bridget J. Gallivan
77
Boston, Mass.
13 Bridget M. Krickser
94
4
-
-
-
-
Quincy, Mass.
25
George A. Jaquith
72
10
6
Tewksbury, Mass.
29
Nancy Walsh
-
46
May
1 Matthew Coffey
75
Boston, Mass.
7 James L. Thayer
84
22
Braintree,
Mass.
14 Robert F. Kelly
2
7
Brockton, Mass.
17 Charles H. Hirsch
82
3
12
Brockton, Mass.
18
Mary E. Daly
67
1 27
Milford,
Mass.
31 Alfred De Young
39
9
22
Braintree, Mass.
June
5 Rose A. Gill
76
Boston, Mass.
12 Alice L. Fisher
35
9
11
Boston,
Mass.
14 Lewis E. Bullock
75
6
6
Wareham, Mass.
14 Annie F. King
60
1
-
Weymouth,
Mass.
16 William H. Tobin
72
Braintree, Mass.
22 George Edwin Arnold
84
9
1
22
Mary Venuti
42
2
20
Braintree,
Mass.
25 Margaret Brody
83
25
Clarence W. Bennett
33
Boston, Mass.
26
Stillborn
-
.
Date of Death
Name
Boston, Mass.
19 Mary Elizabeth Costa
5
Weymouth, Mass.
23 Elizabeth Corcoran
77
3
Boston, Mass.
Holbrook,
Mass.
Somerville, Mass.
Brockton, Mass.
NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
INTERMENTS IN RANDOLPH IN 1932 of persons dying elsewhere
Date of Death Name
Age Y.
M.
D.
Place of Death
July
4 Anna Brady
5 Evelenne M. Reilly
41
2
17
Brockton,
Mass.
9 Agnes L. Parker
12
15 John F. Medra
76
-
8
2
Brockton,
Mass.
17 John McSweeney
80
Taunton,
Mass.
21
Emma L. Beale
60
9
Dedham,
Mass.
21
Rev. William E. Tierney
52
3
12
Boston,
Mass.
23
Daniel Sullivan
67
Braintree,
Mass.
24
Sophy Russell Cole
49
Alhambra, Calif.
Aug.
11
Hern
13 Louigi Mirhilli
59
9
Weymouth, Mass.
25
Michael E. Hickey
68
11
6
Brockton,
Mass.
27
James Keough
68
-
-
-
-
16
Boston, Mass. Braintree, Mass.
16 Benjamin LeVangie
66
2
6
Braintree, Mass.
18 Sarah Stedman Packard
64
8
6
Brockton, Mass.
20 Gertrude Sherman
44
3
20
Boston, Mass.
26 John H. Mahoney
53
1
26
Brockton,
Mass.
26 Lucy C. Holbrook
56
3 17
Quincy, Mass.
-
-
5
Braintree, Mass.
Oct.
3 Christine R. Angie
24
Boston, Mass.
5 Mary A. Finnegan
55
Holbrook,
Mass.
10 Ella Young
84
17 Michele Rantono
55
-
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
70
Boston, Mass.
Quincy, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
16 Fred A. Spear
63
-
47
Norwood, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Sept. 3 Evelyn M. Frazier
INTERMENTS IN RANDOLPH IN 1932 of persons dying elsewhere
Date of Death Name
Age Y. M. D.
Place of Death
Nov.
1 Helena Coyle
43
9
11
4 Annie Belcher Phillips
76
9
1
Melrose, Mass.
5 Martin G. Holbrook
81
6
-
Boston, Mass.
7
Ellen F. Toomey
72
8
19
Stoughton,
Mass.
21
Miriam W. Faden
48
7 22
Boston,
Mass.
Dec.
7 Ann Hickey
74
Holbrook, Mass.
24 Stephen Riley
62
11
28
Quincy, Mass.
26
Frank Leveroni
48
11
11
Arlington,
Mass.
28
James S. N. Howard
20
-
-
REMOVALS
Place of Death
Removed from
May 29, 1901
William T. Duffy
23
Quincy
Feb. 15, 1903
Julia Duffy
55
-
-
--
-
-
Quincy
Sept. 8, 1915
James A. Duffy
32
1
4
Quincy
NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
48
-
Feb. 2, 1904 Muriel Geslier
1
11
Quincy
July 30, 1905
Catherine Duffy
21
Quincy
Dec. 1, 1906
Rev. Michael J. Duffy
26
Weymouth, Mass.
6 Beulah Gabriele
37
-
Boston, Mass.
Quincy
Quincy, Mass.
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES
Acute Indigestion, Angina Pectoris, Auricular Fibrillation, Coronary Stenosis, Fractured Skull, Hom- icide, Mastoiditis, Myocardial Degeneration, Malig- nancy of Lung, Nephritis, Omphalitis, Senile Decay, 1 each.
One each of above
12
Accident
6
Arterio Sclerosis
7
Asphyxiation
3
Carcinoma
13
Embolus
5
Endocarditis
4
Hemorrhage
11
Hydrocephalus
2
Intestinal Obstruction
2
Myocarditis
13
Oedema of Brain
6
Pneumonia
10
Prematurity
4
Stillborn
7
Tuberculosis
3
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF VITAL STATISTICS-YEAR 1932
Intentions of Marriages Marriages Births
Deaths
January
6
4
12
9
February
0
2
12
10
March
1
0
9
11
April
5
6
14
9
May
5
2
8
8
June
5
8
15
9
July
7
6
14
6
August
8
10
7
7
September
6
6
13
10
October
6
9
11
7
November
3
5
12
9
December
3
1
20
13
55
59
147
108
Whole number of births recorded :
Males
80
Females
67
147
Parents both native born
108
Parents: 1 native born, 1 foreign born
27
Parents both foreign born
12
147
Whole number of Marriage Intentions
55
Whole number of Marriages
59
50
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
STATEMENT OF LICENSES ISSUED AND FEES RETAINED
Dog Licenses to December 31, 1932 :
283 Males @ $2.00 $566.00
67 Females @ $5.00
335.00
40 Females (Spayed) @ $2.00
80.00
4 Transfers
$981.00
Cash to County Treasurer
$903.00
Fees retained 78.00
$981.00
Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Licenses :
123 Resident Citizens' Sporting Licenses @ $2.75 each $338.25
1 Minors' Trapping License
1.25
1 Minors' Sporting License 1.25
2 Duplicate Licenses
1.00
10 Resident Citizens' Sporting Licenses issued "No Fee"
$341.75
Cash paid Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game $310.50
Fees retained 31.25
$341.75
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN B. McNEILL, Town Clerk.
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Report of the Town Treasurer
John B. McNeill, Town Treasurer, in account with the Town of Randolph, year 1932:
DR.
Balance on hand
January 1, 1932
$3,582.93
Received during year
459,185.52
$462,768.45
CR.
Paid sundry persons as per
warrants
455,898.73
General Cash
6,869.72
$462,768.45
John B. McNeill, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Randolph :
SPECIAL FUND
Balance on hand
January 1, 1932
$3,538.81 151.97
Interest
$3,690.78
Paid out on vote of the Town
$3,690.78
SOLDIERS MONUMENT FUND
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1932
268.35
Interest
12.04
$280.39
Payments
6.90
Balance-Randolph Savings
Bank 273.49
$280.39
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
SCHOOL PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FUND
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1932 $56.88 Interest 2.42
Balance-Randolph Trust Co.
$59.30
CODDINGTON FUND
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1932
$1,900.00 86.45
Interest
$1,986.45
Interest withdrawn
86.45
Balance-Randolph Savings
Bank
1,900.00
$1,986.45
After the death of Mrs. Millie E. Randall the remaining members of the Randolph Women's Side- walk Fund, Mrs. Ruth D. Powers, Miss Helen M. Haney and Mrs. Evelyn Kelleher, turned over to the Town Treasurer, on December 14, 1932, the Randolph Women's Sidewalk Fund.
December 14, 1932
$256.68
Interest
17.69
Balance-Randolph Savings Bank $274.37
Randolph, December 31, 1932.
Examined and found correct.
ELMER L. BURCHELL, Town Accountant.
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Report of the Town Accountant
Citizens of Randolph :
In my report of the current year you will notice that there are three over-drafts, namely in Public Welfare, Soldiers' Relief and Snow Removal. Below is my au- thority for having allowed same.
August 29, 1932.
At a regular meeting of the Selectmen and Overseers of the Public Welfare held on the above date, it was voted by more than two-thirds of the Selectmen that an ex- treme emergency involving the health of persons existed in the Town of Randolph necessitating the incurring of liability and the expenditure of money in excess of the appropriation made for the use of the Department of Public Welfare.
This vote was cast in pursuance of the provisions of Section 31 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws.
Signed, WALTER F. STEPHENS, HAROLD W. MACAULEY, WILLIAM S. CONDON, Selectmen of Randolph.
November 21, 1932.
At a regular meeting of the Overseers of the Public Welfare held on the above date, it was voted by more than two thirds of the membership of the Board that an extreme emergency involving the health of persons ex-
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
isted in the Town of Randolph, necessitating the incur- rence of liability and the expenditure of money in excess of the appropriation made for the use of the Department of Soldiers' Welfare.
This vote was cast in pursuance of the provision of Section 31, of Chapter 44, of the General Laws.
Signed, WALTER F. STEPHENS, HAROLD W. MACAULEY, WILLIAM S. CONDON, Selectmen of Randolph.
December 23, 1932.
At a regular meeting of the Selectmen of the Town of Randolph, held on Monday, December 19, 1932, it was voted by more than two-thirds of said Board that an extreme emergency involving the health and safety of persons existed in the Town of Randolph, necessitating the incurrence of liability and expenditure of money in excess of the appropriation made for Snow Removal.
This vote was in pursuance of the provision of Sec-
tion 31, of Chapter 44, of the General Laws, and at the request of the Highway Surveyor.
Signed, WALTER F. STEPHENS, HAROLD W. MACAULEY, WILLIAM S. CONDON, Selectmen of Randolph.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER L. BURCHELL, Town Accountant.
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
RECEIPTS
General Revenue TAXES
Current Year :
Poll
$1,914.00
Personal
15,518.41
Real Estate
86,951.87
$104,384.28
Old Age Assistance
$965.00
965.00
Previous Years :
Poll
$1,060.00
Personal
1,071.09
Real Estate
82,089.41
84,220.50
Old Age Assistance
$356.00
356.00
Excise Tax:
Previous Years
$4,771.27
Current Year
7,484.63
12,255.90
Special Assessments :
Moth Tax (Previous Years)
$65.50
Current Year
33.00
98.50
From State:
Income Tax-Valuation
$10,638.00
Income Tax-Educational
22,255.12
Corporation Tax
1,012.15
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Gas, Electric and Water Tax
2,123.97
Railroad, Telegraph and Tele- phone Tax
340.80
Trust Co. Tax
112.11
National Bank Tax
25.64
Veterans' Exemption
248.80
36,756.59
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Licenses :
Liquor
$1.00
Junk
25.00
Pedlars
22.00
Sunday
1.50
Revolver
34.00
Milk and Oleo
58.00
Dog License
255.60
All Other
79.00
476.10
Permits-Gas, Plumbing and
Cesspool
$318.00
All Other
14.50
332.50
Court Fines
$276.61
276.61
GRANTS AND GIFTS
From State:
Gasoline Tax
$5,061.49
From County :
Dog Licenses
1,178.29
From Individuals :
For Unemployment Relief
74.00
For Oil Burner
798.00
For Belcher Street Drainage
100.00
7,211.78
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
COMMERCIAL REVENUE: DEPARTMENTAL
Treasurer
$3.00
Town Clerk
1.88
All Other General Government
24.15
Sealer of Weights and Measures
111.58
Health Department (Killing Dogs)
4.00
(Contagious Diseases)
644.09
Construction-State
2,656.17
Construction-County
2,656.16
General-Use of Roller
135.00
Treasurer-Tailings
4.80
Infirmary-Board
294.00
Charities :
Individuals
17.80
Cities and Towns
982.01
State-Relief
2,242.74
State-Mothers' Aid
468.00
State-Old Age Assistance
3,831.06
Soldiers' Benefits :
State Aid
708.00
Soliders' Burial
195.00
Schools :
Other Tuition
1,447.11
All Other
913.23
Unclassified :
Tax title redemption
3,460.46
Tax title sales
27.50
Water Department (Holbrook)
155.54
20,983.28
Public Service Enterprises-(Water Dept.)
Schedule Rates $3,132.59
Rental and Meter Rates
15,466.87
All Others 546.33
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Braintree Water Dept.
1,233.24
Broken Hydrants
113.00
Chlorine Tanks
40.00
20,532.03
INTEREST
Interest:
Special
$151.97
General
157.04
Taxes
5,752.18
Coddington Fund
86.45
Tax Titles
246.23
6,393.87
REFUNDS
Refunds :
School
$33.50
Water-Joint
47.42
Police Department
4.50
Public Welfare
48.00
Tax Title Expenses
46.00
State Aid
9.00
Old Age Assistance
168.00
Interest and discount
86.16
442.58
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans :
Anticipation of Revenue
$161,000.00
Water Loan-High Street
2,500.00
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1932 Special Fund
163,500.00
197.63
3,538.81
$462,921.96
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
PAYMENTS
General Government EXPENDITURES
Selectmen :
Salaries
$650.00
Clerk
85.40
Others
192.05
Stationery and Postage
37.10
Printing and Advertising
80.37
Transportation
20.00
Telephone
87.60
All Other
54.74
$1,207.26
Moderator:
Salary
$50.00
50.00
Auditing Department :
Salaries
$150.00
Expenses
15.50
165.50
Accounting Department:
Salary
$1,200.00
Clerk
20.00
Stationery and postage
30.57
Printing and advertising
40.00
Storage Cases
15.00
Transportation
2.00
All Other
16.42
1,323.99
Treasurer's Department :
Salary
$900.00
Clerk
1,040.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Stationery and Postage
99.46
Transportation
10.45
Telephone
66.85
Bonds
167.50
Certification of Notes
30.00
All Other
.50
2,314.76
Collector's Department :
Salaries
$2,953.08
Clerks
15.00
Stationery and Postage
368.70
Printing and Advertising
57.50
Bonds
315.00
Tax Titles
1,070.44
All Other
3.19
4,782.91
Assessors Department :
Salaries
$1,800.00
Clerks
324.40
Stationery and Postage
59.37
Telephone
52.70
Description of Property
349.27
Poll List
248.90
Maps and Plans
1,000.00
All Other
27.84
3,862.48
Finance Committee:
Clerk
$50.00
Printing
150.00
200.00
Law Department:
Town Counsel
$180.00
Special Attorneys
135.50
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Claims
135.86
Court Judgment
450.00
Witness Fees
15.50
916.86
Park Commission :
Labor
$462.50
Pipe and Cement
37.15
Tools
.25
Telephone
.10
500.00
Planning Board :
Stationery and Postage
$7.20
All Other
15.66
22.86
Town Clerk:
Salary
$1,100.00
Recording Fees
271.75
Stationery and Postage
71.16
Printing and Advertising
5.00
Telephone
6.45
Bond
5.00
All Other
36.94
1,496.30
Election and Registration Dept .:
Salaries of Registrars
$150.00
Election Officers
936.00
All Other
154.30
Stationery and Postage
29.62
Printing and Advertising
141.63
Meals
119.45
Rent
10.00
All Other
9.00
1,550.00
62
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Town Office Expense :
Janitor's Salary
$720.00
Fuel
359.54
Light
406.08
All Other
5.44
1,491.06
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Department :
Salaries and Wages:
Chief
$2,500.00
Patrolmen
3,800.00
Special Police
652.60
Other Employees
245.10
Expenses :
Automobiles
392.31
Motorcycles
91.85
Gas and Oil
593.74
Equipment for Men
47.76
Maintenance of Quarters:
Repairs
30.05
Garage Rent
25.00
Janitor's Supplies
6.63
All Other
1.25
Other Expenses :
Printing, Stationery and
Postage
28.47
Telephones
248.95
Signs and Signals
267.63
Meals for Officers and
Prisoners
98.45
All Other
135.16
9,164.95
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Fire Department :
Salaries and Wages:
Chief
$2,000.00
Permanent Drivers
3,500.00
Spare Drivers
735.00
Deputy Chief
125.00
Firemen
1,500.00
Other Employees
86.40
Equipment :
Apparatus
321.89
Maintenance and Repairs :
Rent-No. 2 Station
75.00
Repairs
80.30
Gasoline and Oil
111.63
Fire Alarm System
390.53
All Other
48.81
Fuel and Light:
Fuel
425.45
Light
307.94
Maintenance of Buildings and
Grounds :
Repairs
223.55
Furniture and Furnishings
2.70
All Other
52.64
Other Expenses :
Stationery, Printing and
Postage
20.00
Telephones
130.90
All Other
35.71
Forest Fires :
Fighting Fires
481.80
10,656.75
All Other
1.50
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Dog Officer : Salary $150.00
150.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Salary
150.00
Stationery and Postage
2.26
Transportation
26.44
Seals
10.75
All Other
.55
190.00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Extermination:
Labor
$363.00
Truck
73.40
Insecticides
51.26
All Other
5.00
492.66
Planting and Trimming Trees:
Salary
$250.00
Labor
384.00
Truck
90.00
All Other
2.30
726.30
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
General Administration:
Salaries :
Board of Health
$350.00
Physicians For Outpoor
276.00
School Physician
700.00
School Nurse
1,350.00
Health Nurse
1,250.00
Plumbing Inspector
250.00
Animal Inspector
100.00
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NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
100.00
Slaughtering Inspector
50.00
Milk Inspector
Other Expenses :
2,782.55
Norfolk County Hospital
95.50
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
48.00
Medical Attendance
40.90
Medicines
175.00
City of Chelsea (Hospital)
45.00
All Other
1.00
Transportation
434.50
Removing rubbish
1.00
Killing Animals
35.00
Burying Animals
15.25
Stationery and Postage
9.25
Printing and Advertising
5.55
Telephone
183.14
All Other
40.25
Vital Statistics-Births
19.50
Deaths
8,357.39
HIGHWAYS
General:
$1,500.00
Surveyor's Salary
8.86
Stationery
34.27
Telephone
6,005.24
Labor
1,280.22
Trucking
2,020.35
Highway Material
548.22
Equipment and Repairs
358.65
Gas and Oil
22.14
Culvets
97.15
Surveying
124.90
All Other
12,000.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Belcher Street Drainage:
Labor
30.60
Pipe
53.72
Surveying
15.00
99.32
Devine School Drainage:
Labor
$562.80
Rings and Covers
12.00
Cement, Pipe and Blocks
224.01
Surveying
42.00
Road Material
9.16
849.97
Special Transfer:
Labor
$1,501.70
Trucks
159.75
Surveying
35.55
Pipe
118.18
Blasting
10.69
Tools
2.83
Lumber and Cement
72.64
Road Material .
83.09
Frames and Grates
48.00
All Other
47.10
2,079.53
Snow and Ice Removal:
Labor
$1,492.33
Trucks
360.79
Horse Plows
117.15
Truck Plows
696.36
Tractor Storage
60.00
Tractor Repairs
61.82
Plows and Plow Repairs
410.45
Gas and Oil
30.07
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Equipment
4.80
Sand
152.50
All Other
17.38
3,403.65
Pond Street:
Labor
$107.70
Service Boxes
23.22
Pipe
17.22
Frames and Grates
19.50
Posts and Signs
17.40
.Contracts
6,838.03
All Other
14.50
7,037.57
Street Signs :
Labor
$37.50
Signs
60.33
Freight
.52
98.35
Street Lights:
Lighting
$9,052.36
9,052.36
Land Damage:
North Street
$28.00
North Main Street
10.00
Bridge to Crawford Square
60.00
98.00
CHARITIES
Public Welfare Department:
Stationery
$33.16
Investigation
370.00
All Others
99.49
.
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Groceries
10,308.03
Fuel
1,384.35
Medical Treatment
668.15
Interment
117.00
Rent
901.40
Cash
8,977.20
Clothing
115.30
Moving
5.00
Relief by City
63.00
Relief by Towns
704.24
Relief by State
437.42
Mothers' Aid
2,828.00
27,011.74
Olde Age Assistance:
Cash
$7,745.00
Interment
100.00
Stationery
11.47
7,856.47
Infirmary :
Salary
$1,200.00
Labor
385.20
Groceries and Provisions
1,413.75
Dry Goods and Clothing
172.42
Building Repairs
119.25
Fuel and Light
766.08
Stock Feed
79.55
Telephone
57.16
Range
144.50
All Other
361.19
4,699.10
Soldiers' Benefits :
State Aid
$1,015.00
Fuel
176.75
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Groceries and Provisions
1,065.41
Medicine and Medical Attend- ance 184.04
Cash
6,172.00
Clothing
5.50
8,618.70
SCHOOLS
Salaries and Wages:
Superintendent
$1,519.92
Clerks
346.39
Truant Officer
217.50
Census Taker
65.00
High-Teaching
22,007.50
Elementary-Teaching
48,508.33
Supervision
266.00
Janitors :
High
2,334.62
Elementary
4,541.70
Guards
55.80
General Expenses :
Printing, Stationery and
Postage
200.75
Telephones
364.11
Traveling Expenses
212.20
All Other
116.47
Text Books and Supplies :
High-Books
1,143.82
High-Supplies
791.26
Elementary-Books
894.37
Elementary-Supplies
832.41
Trade and Continuation
2,165.47
Transportation-Elementary
2,175.50
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Fuel and Light:
High-Light
468.70
High-Fuel
1,178.16
Elementary-Light
595.91
Elementary-Fuel
1,027.46
Maintenance of Buildings and Ground :
High-Repairs
$2,648.49
Janitor's Supplies
237.51
All Other
457.70
Elementary-Repairs
3,972.73
Janitor's Supplies
259.43
All Other
470.26
Furniture and Furnishings:
High
$107.95
Elementary
171.42
Other Expenses :
Athletic Supplies
32.76
Diplomas and Graduating Exercises
238.73
Nurse Supplies
62.34
Sceptic Tank-Labor
609.90
Material
65.09
$101,363.66
LIBRARIES
Repairs
$498.09
$498.09
UNCLASSIFIED
Insurance
$4,316.51
Oil Burner
1,542.75
Rent A. L. Headquarters
1,500.00
Printing Town Reports
740.25
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Distributing Town Reports
20.00
Memorial Day (G. A. R.)
350.00
Accounts Payable :
Health
118.25
Schools
420.33
Planning Board
90.00
Unpaid Bills :
Special State Tax
36.00
Highway
72.25
School
317.11
Public Welfare
3,001.64
$12,525.09
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE
Water Department:
Maintainence :
Commissioners' Salaries
$375.00
Superintendent's Salary
2,000.00
Registrar and Clerk
153.00
Stationery and Postage
171.49
Printing and Advertising
29.00
Telephones
102.86
Filing Cabinets
227.80
Locations
49.50
All Other
114.18
General:
Labor
1,578.90
Trucks and Repairs
468.55
Piping and Fittings
283.77
Meters and Fittings
865.86
Gas and Oil
243.49
Freight
13.36
Hydrants
443.81
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Service Boxes
101.29
Gates and Valves
152.38
All Other
139.40
Service Connections :
Labor
413.40
Piping and Fittings
305.64
All Other
8.79
Joint :
Labor
526.50
Oil, Waste and Packing
255.61
Coal
1,450.84
Repairs on Buildings
65.35
Chlorine
115.65
All Other
1,295.93
11,951.35
North Main Street Renewals:
Labor
$247.20
Piping and Fittings
80.41
Gas and Oil
8.98
Hydrant
60.00
$396.59
High Street Extension:
Labor
$1,070.40
Pipe
384.10
Gates and Valves
120.57
Blasting
71.27
Tools
151.14
Gas and Oil
22.16
Hydrant
60.00
All Other
20.36
$1,900.00
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Old Street:
Labor
$765.30
Gates and Valves
143.73
Pipe
427.75
Leadite
20.00
Tools
13.35
Gas and Oil
27.21
$1,397.34
Special Transfer:
Labor
$1,387.50
Leadite
50.29
Valves
128.44
Pipe
470.98
Tools
18.35
Blasting
12.20
Freight
7.44
Gasoline and Oil
2.30
$2,077.50
Overlook Road :
Labor
$105.60
Service Boxes
26.18
Blasting
228.60
All Other
16.75
$377.13
INTEREST
Anticipation of Revenue
$7,546.73
On Advanced Taxes
562.60
Fire, Ladder, Truck Loan
175.00
Highway Loans
555.00
Water Loans
588.75
School Loans
5,100.00
Refunding Loans
247.50
$14,775.58
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Anticipation of Revenue Loans $140,000.00
Refunding Loans
1,000.00
School Loans
11,000.00
Fire Truck Loans
1,500.00
Highway Loans
4,000.00
Water Loans
2,000.00
$159,500.00
AGENCY
County Tax
$5,566.79
Special Tax-Old Age Assistance
1,887.00
Bank and Trust Company Tax
5.22
Dog Licenses
255.60
State Tax
8,580.00
Parks and Reservations
13.51
Accounting Department
18.02
To Special Fund
153.51
$16,479.65
REFUNDS
Taxes-Real Estate and Poll
$105.17
Excise
178.30
$283.47
BALANCE
Cash December 31, 1932
$6,869.72
$6,869.72
$462,921.96
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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans
Outstanding January 1, 1932
Notes issued during 1932
$80,000.00 161,000.00
Maturities paid during 1932
$140,000.00
Outstanding December 31, 1932
101,000.00
$241,000.00
$241,000.00
INDEBTEDNESS INSIDE STATUTORY LIMIT
Outstanding January 1, 1932
$138,626.60
Maturities paid during 1932:
*High School Loan
$1,478.90
North and East Randolph School Loan
6,000.00
Refunding Loan
1,000.00
Fire Ladder Truck Loan
1,500.00
Highway Loan-Canton Street
1,000.00
H ghway Loan-Union Street
2,000.00
Highway Loan-Pond Street
1,000.00
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1932
124,647.70
$138,626.60
$138,626.60
INDEBTEDNESS OUTSIDE STATUTORY LIMIT
Outstanding January 1, 1932
$42,873.40
Contracted during 1932: (Water Loan-Pond Street)
2,500.00
Maturities Paid during 1932:
*High School Loan
$3,521.10
Water Loan (Extensions)
1,000.00
Water Loan (Stacy Street)
1,000.00
Outstanding December 31, 1932
39,852.30
$45,373.40
$45,373.40
*This loan was contracted for 21/71% inside and 50/71% out- side debt limit.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
BORROWING CAPACITY (Inside Statutory Limit of Indebtedness)
Valuation April 1, 1930
$6,263,232.00
Valuation April 1, 1931
6,381,201.00
Valuation April 1, 1932
6,466,028.00
Less Abatements, 1930
$63,775.00
Less Abatements, 1931
91,088.00
Less Abatements, 1932
147,391.00
$302,254.00
$19,110,461.00
Valuation for three years-
Less Abatements
302,254.00
$18,808,207.00
Total borrowing capacity, 3% of average-
188,082.00
Less Indebtedness (inside Statutory limit)
Outstanding, December 31 1932 $124,647.70
Net borrowing capacity (inside Debt Limit) December 31, 1932
63,434.30
$188,082.00
$188,082.00
77
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1932
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash General
$6,869.72
Anticipation of Revenue
$101,000.00
Taxes, R. E., P. and P. 1928
329.31
Moth Tax Revenue
41.50
1929
698.41
Tax Title Revenue
13,089.03
1930
3,226.90 ยท
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Revenue
7,416.70
1931
32,835.73
Departmental Revenue
12,682.63
1932
92,402.49
Water Revenue
6,634.91
Moth Tax, 1932
41.50
Overlay, 1932
2,934.58
Old Age Assistance Tax, 1931
294.00
Overlay Surplus
131.65
Old Age Assistance Tax, 1932
922.00
Tailings
12.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, 1929
275.29
Excess and Efficiency
42,673.01
1930
949.91
Tax Collector's Salary
1,651.57
1931
2,214.49
Tax Collector's Expense (Lyons)
87.38
Tax Titles
13,089.03
Law Dept. (Rosetti Case)
400.00
Highway Dept .- Pond Street
988.45
Town Officers
108.50
State and Military Aid
1,297.40
Health Department
438.10
Public Welfare
10,583.88
North Main Street
165.00
Land Damage
254.75
Pond Street
272.00
Water Rates, 1929
62.82
West Street
254.75
1930
363.49
1931
1,430.89
1932
4,777.71
Overlay, 1928
3.20
1929
63.42
1930
554.35
Bridge to Crawford Square
440.00
Accounts Payable-Oil Burner
105.25
Vital Statistics
11.00
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1932
3,977.01
Tax Collector's Expense (Kennedy)
8.55
Accounts Receivable
High School Drive Rights Piping Puzone's Land
140.00
780.80
Land Damage-North Street
234.00
79
1931
567.58
Highway Department-Snow Removal
903.65
Public Welfare Soldiers' Relief
11,451.17
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