Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1937, Part 13

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1937
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 250


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165


ANNUAL REPORT


the supervision of the pool now takes up most of the playground worker's time, It is only possible for the woman worker to devote one hour of her time, both morning and afternoon, to other activites. The man worker must put in the entire morning on the baseball field, and most of the afternoon at the pool. The various other activites must be supervised in spare moments during the day and very often after hours. These activities include softball, playground ball, batball, volleyball, soccerball, tether ball, quoits, handball, basketball, play on the apparatus, and many other games too numerous to mention. Handicraft groups under the direction of Miss Hillman included reed and raffia work, reed baskets, block printing, leathercraft, knitting, crocheting, and crayon art work.


Statistics for the various leagues and tournaments follow:


Junior Baseball League-4 Teams, 60 Boys.


Senior Baseball League-5 Teams, 75 Boys. Horseshoes-5 Tournaments, 48 Boys.


Tennis-6 Tournaments, 34 Boys, 10 Girls.


Paddle Tennis-4 Touraments, 20 Boys, 10 Girls.


City Championship Tennis Tournament-32 Entries.


City Championship Doubles Tennis Tournament-16 Teams.


Red Cross Learn-To-Swim Campaign-300 Boys and Girls received in- struction and 97 boys and girls were taught to swim and received Beginners' pins.


The Annual Field Day was held during the final week as usual, with an all- day program of sporting events which were attended by a capacity crowd.


At the suggestion of Mr. Anderson I personally supervised two extra weeks at the wading pool. The attendance during the afternoon periods held up very well, although it did not compare with the same period during the regular season. The morning periods attracted only a very few. My observations led me to conclude that it was a mistake to keep the pool open after the close of regular activities. The children have had enough following the completion of the seventh week, and are satisfied.


My thanks are extended to the Park Commissioners for their cooperation, and especially to Park Superintendent John Anderson and his men, who have worked many extra hours that the children might have the right conditions under which to play. This fine spirit of cooperation has always been true of Mr. Anderson during my many years of service at Capron Park.


To the Chamber of Commerce, the Lions Club and the Rotary Club, who provided free transportation for the playground boys to Boston, I also wish to extend my sincere thanks.


Respectfully submitted,


J. Ray Cooney Alma C. Hillman


The attendance figures were as follows:


Boys


.8,580


Girls.


.5,715


Boys' Pool.


2,606


Girls' Pool


.3,252


166


ANNUAL REPORT


Report of the Police Department


July 22, 1938.


To His Honor the Mayor and Municipal Council, City of Attleboro, Mass.


Gentlemen:


I hereby respectfully submit a report of receipts and expenses together with a detailed report of the work of the Police Department of the city of Attleboro during the year 1937.


Financial Statement


The appropriations for the department and the expenditures for the year 1937 are in summary as follows:


Appropriations :


For payroll of officers


$50,105.00


For care and maintenance of equipment.


5,257.91


For other expenses.


3,459.50


For new equpiment


1,125.00


For committing Prisoners to Jail.


500.00


$60,447.41


Expenditures :


For payroll of officers.


$49,454.59


For care and maintenance of equipment.


5,236.98


For other expenses


3,303.81


For new equipment


1,128.35


For committing prisoners to Jail.


405.32


$59,519.05


ARRESTS FOR THE YEAR 1937


Crime


Male


Female Total


Abandonment.


3


3


Adultery


1


1


Animals, cruelty to


1


1


Assault . .


2


2


Assault and Battery .


11


1 12


Breaking, entering and larceny .


4


4


Carnal abuse of a female child


1


1


City Ordinance, violation of .


10


10


Delinquency


38


5


43


Disturbance of peace


5


5


Dog, keeping unlicensed.


7


7


Driving a motor vehicle to endanger


41


5


46


Driving a motor vehicle intoxicated .


34


3


37


Drunkeness.


165


4


169


Giving false name


1


1


INigitimate child act


3


3


Indecent exposure.


. .


1


1


167


ANNUAL REPORT


Male


Female Total


Larceny and attempt.


21


21


Larceny of automobiles


10


10


Lewd cohabitation.


1


1


2


Lewd and lascivious.


5


5


10


Liquor laws, violation of


3


3


Lottery laws, violation of


1


1


Malicious mischief .


12


12


Neglect, desertion and non-support.


22


1


23


Neglected children.


14


4


18


Out of town police, arrested for.


4


4


Peddling, no license.


1


1


Rape, assault and attempt.


1


1


Registering bets, keeping rooms for.


2


2


Stolen goods, receiving.


1


1


Stubborn child.


1


2


3


Tramp.


13


13


Trespass .


2


2


Truant


2


1


3


Using motor vehicle without authority


5


5


Vagrant.


6


2


8


456


35


491


SUMMONS FOR 1937


Male


Female


Total


Allowing improper person to operate


6


6


Defective brakes .


6


6


Failing to keep right.


7


7


Failing to keep left.


3


3


Failing to stop for an officer


1


1


Leaving the scene of an accident


3


3


Motor running unattended


1


1


Operating without a license.


17


1


18


Operating without insurance.


2


2


Operating without a registration certificate


1


1


Operating unregistered car


2


2


Passing red traffic light.


20


5


25


Speeding.


219


5


224


Violation of traffic ordinance


11


11


Interfering with fire apparatus


3


3


302


11


313


REPORTS INVESTIGATED FOR THE YEAR 1937


Breaking and entering and larceny


37


Larceny


78


Automobile thefts


21


Malicious mischief


36


Miscellaneous.


195


Missing persons.


14


Lost articles


17


398


Hawkers and Peddlers permits issued.


218


1


1


Violation of probation.


..... .


168


ANNUAL REPORT


NO FIX TAGS FOR 1937


Vehicle on crossing .


21


Too close to hydrant. 8


Wrong side of street. 15


Motor running unattended .


4


Double parking .


15


Parking in restricted place


97


Defiance of corner law.


44


Right wheel not at curb.


84


Violation of time parking law


70


Blocking driveway


6


Parking on sidewalk


2


Not properly parked.


3


Parking in taxi stand


1


380


There were 2056 cards for motor vehicle violation; of these 1515 were warn- ings 359 summons and 182 for accidents.


For parking violations there were 380 no fix tickets issued and 620 warnings issued.


There were 960 bicycles registered this year.


ACCIDENTS FOR THE YEAR 1937


Auto vs. auto.


52


Auto vs. pedestrian 47


Auto vs. building


3


Auto vs. tree.


4


Auto vs. railroad arch


1


Auto vs. traffic beacon.


1


Auto vs. animal


1


Auto vs. route marker


1


Auto vs. pole.


10


Auto vs. hydrant.


2


Auto vs. bicycle.


3


Auto vs. traffic sign.


1


Auto vs. fence


1


Auto overturned


3


Auto skidding


1


There were 3 persons killed and 141 injured.


It is impossible to estimate the property damage.


REMARKS


Crime is at a minimum in our city and this is due in a large measure to the way the Officers perform thefr duty.


Homes have been checked day and night where the occupants have been away, and in no instance has there been a break in the homes that have been checked.


The registration of bicycles has cut down the theft of bicycles 90%.


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131


169


ANNUAL REPORT


Our accident rate for the year was better than the previous year showing 28 less accidents and 17 less persons injured and three fatal accidents as compared with four for the previous year. This reduction in accidents is due to the splendid work of our Motor Patrols.


RECOMMENDATIONS


I recommend that we increase our department in number with five regular patrolmen and as soon as possible at least two cruisers with two-way radio sets. As we all know that the territory we have to cover is a large one and we need to be in as close contact with our officers as possible.


IN CONCLUSION


At this time I desire to express my appreciation to His Honor the Mayor, H. Winslow Brown and members of the Municipal Council for the coutersy and consideration shown to this department; also to Judge Ralph C. Estes and his associates walter A. Briggs and John W. McIntyre; the clerk of the court, Edwin F. Thayer, who have so willingly aided me in the police work during the past year.


I wish to thank Edmund H. Gingras, Inspector of Motor Vehicles, and his department who have been ready and willing at all times to cooperate with this department.


Respectfully, Frederick H. Blanck, Chief of Police.


170


ANNUAL REPORT


Report of City Forester


127 Thacher Street, Attleboro, Mass., July 19, 1938.


To His Honor the Mayor and Municipal Council:


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my annual report as City Forester for the year ending December 31, 1937.


A large number of shade trees were bolted and tied with wire to prevent them from breaking in high wind storms.


Deadwood was removed from shade trees in all parts of the city.


Brush cutting and trimming of standing wood was done by W. P. A. men on watershed at the pumping station.


Some roadside brush was cut; special attention being given to bad curves and corners.


Gypsy moth eggs were creosoted in the residental sections and on shade trees by regular crew, and in the country by W. P. A. men.


Elm trees were sprayed to protect them from the ravages of canker worm and elm leaf beetles that appeared in large numbers.


Spraying was done to prevent spread of gypsy moths but was greatly handi- capped by small sprayer.


I recommend again that a large spray pump be purchased for use in the Forestry Depatrment.


Respectfully yours,


Wm. E. S. Smith, City Forester.


Report of the City Collector FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1937


Balance Uncollected Jan 1, 1937


Committed 1937


Refunds


Transfer from Tax Titles


Total Charge


Collected and Paid Treasurer


Transfer to Tax Titles


Transfer to Water Lien


Total Credit


Balance Uncollected Dec. 31, 1937


1930 Real.


$72.34


$72.34


$72.34


$72.34


1931 Real


82.58


82.58


82.58


82.58


302.25


302.25


$212.78


89.47


302.25


1933 Real.


236.21


236.21


208.05


28.16


236.21


1934 Personal, Real.


$41.28


1,327.15


1,368.43


1,163.72


204.71


1,368.43


1935 Polls, Personal, Real.


3,945.07


1,190.41


5,135.48


3,915.00


1,214.80


$5.68


5,135.48


1936 Polls, Personal, Real.


170,279.26


$67.80


1,102.42


171,449.48


151,695.66


3,092.69


15,809.86


171,449.48


$851.27


1937 Polls, Personal, Real ....


$823,430.20


36.50


823,466.70


668,179.46


9,212.99


11,052.92


823,466.70


135,021.33


1935 Motor Vehicle Excise.


546.38


571.38


1.73


3,859.57


2,899.67


517.06


3,859.57


442.84


1937 Motor Vehicle Excise.


43,540.47


152.28


43,692.75


37,441.91


2,552.48


43,692.75


3,698.36


1936 Curbing.


71.34


1,803.64


1,803.64


856.80


1,803.64


817.55


1936 Apportioned Curbing .


270.69


270.69


260.19


10.50


270.69


1937 Apportioned Curbing .


828.51


828.51


567.77


10.50


828.51


250.24


1936 Granolithic Walk.


445.57


1,517.57


1,517.57


887.18


*96.63


1,517.57


533.76


1936 App. Gran. Walk.


110.37


110.37


110.37


110.37


1937 App. Gran. Walk.


303.80


303.80


227.08


303.80


76.72


1936 Apportioned Sewer


101.21


101.21


86.94


14.27


101.21


233.87


79.71


1936 Committed Interest.


124.74


124.74


121.77


2.97


124.74


1937 Committed Interest.


315.00


315.00


216.03


1.11


315.00


97.86


Apportioned Betterments- Faid in Advance


Interest


Costs.


148.59 6,425.07 2,302.24


148.59 6,425.07 2,302.24


Dept. of Public Welfare.


18,047.26


53,123.47


71,170.73


45,883.58


+1,212.00


71,170.73


24,075.15


Fishing Permits-Orr's Pond


39.00


39.00


39.00


39.00


Health Department


2,560.86


811.39


3,372.25


2,295.03


3,372.25


1,077.21


Highway


30.16


87.71


117.87


79.88


117.87


37.99


Motor Vehicle License.


30.00


30.00


30.00


30.00


Public Property


1,644.40


1,955.00


3,599.40


1,863.50


4.00


3,599.40


1,731.90


School.


344.20


2,726.92


3,071.12


2,423.35


.33


3,071.12


647.44


Soldiers' Relief.


1,173.73


1,173.73


515.16


1,173.73


658.57


Pipe and Labor-1930.


78.27


78.27


78.27


78.27


1931


11.56


11.56


3.91


11.56


7.65


1932


57.41


57.41


57.41


57.41


1933


53.36


53.36


7.21


53.36


46.15


1934.


71.45


71.45


17.43


71.45


54.02


1935


57.12


57.12


15.14


2.60


306.69


94.16


1937


1,866.35


1,866.35


1,660.40


4.05


$45.04


1,866.35


156.86


Water Rates-1930.


8.00


8.00


8.00


5.30


3.30


1931


5.30


5.30


2.00


59.03


59.03


1933


68.68


68.68


10.00


68.68


58.68


1934


245.90


245.90


36.24


8.23


245.90


201.43


1935


501.51


501.51


282.26


10.96


501.51


208.29


1936


5,830.55


20.94


5,851.49


5,330.63


51.44


102,557.59


145.58


1,035.92


109,115.76


5,376.67


Water Liens.


1,590.10


1,188.47


2,778.57


241.21


1,464.70


2,778.57


1,072.66


Water Liens added to 1936


Taxes.


576.13


146.78


722.91


160.28


562.63


Water Liens added to 1937


1,464.70


144.40


576.86


1,464.70


743.44


Totals


$211,370.31


$1,046,113.72 $292.47 $4,460.14 $1,262,236.64 $1,042,586.37 $17,587.68 $28,055.30


$3,019.95 $1,129.53


$1,271,112.54


$178,733.71


*Apportioned. ¡Paid direct to Treasurer.


#Transferred to Water Liens-1937 Taxes.


DORIS L. AUSTIN, City Collector.


57.12


41.98


1936.


306.69


306.69


209.93


8.00


1932


59.03


59.03


93.61


5,851.49


375.81


1937


109,102.54


13.22


109,115.76


722.91


Taxes.


1,464.70


71.34


24.05


*$47.29 *129.29


71.34


1937 Curbing.


445.57


420.57


*25.00


445.57


1937 Granolithic Walk.


1937 Apportioned Sewer


233.87


233.87


146.16


8.00


546.38


260.39


285.99


546.38


1936 Motor Vehicle Excise


3,286.46


1932 Real.


Abated


Misc.


.01


175


ANNUAL REPORT


City Auditor's Report


To His Honor the Mayor, and the Honorable Municipal Council:


I submit herewith the Annual Report of the Auditing Department.


During the year ending December 31, 1937, the Auditing Department has audited all bills and payrolls presented for payment.


It has also made examination of the accounts of the City Treasurer, the City Clerk, and City Collector, all of which have been found correct.


The accounts of the Commissioners of the Sewer Assessment Investment Fund have been examined and all securities held by them checked and verified.


The Trust Funds in the hands of the City Treasurer and Trustees of the Public Library have been examined and found correct, and all securities held by them examined and found to agree with the report as presented.


The financial statements, schedules, etc., will be found on the following pages.


E. H. BROWN, City Auditor.


CITY OF ATTLEBORO BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1937 Revenue Accounts


Assets


Liabilities


Cash.


$ 80,100.83 200.00


Temporary Loans In Anticipation of Revenue 1937. . Tailings.


$100,000.00 35.51 6,001.77


Taxes:


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus. . . . .


Polls 1937


414.00


Personal 1937.


4,591.32


234.11


Real Estate 1937


130,016.01


Polls 1936


70.00


21.99


Personal 1936.


781.27


135,872.60


1,143.57


Special Assessments:


App. Sewer Assessment, 1937.


79.71


Damages to Persons and Property- Newport Avenue


149.40


H-Stone.


2,000.00


Com. Int. App. Betterment, 1937


97.86


Cleaning Ten Mile River


186.52


W.P.A. Main Line Extension .


336.72


Unapp. Gran. Walks Assess. 1937


533.76


1,855.84


Bellmore Street Reconstruction


1,448.25


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


W. P. A. Road Improvement . 3,323.73


8.41


1936


442.84


4,141.20


Clifton St. Relocation and Drain- age 817.65


Departmental Accounts Receivable:


Mary Street Sewer.


1,122.03


Public Property . .


1,731.90


Newport Ave. Wall Const ..


136.90


Health Department.


1,077.21


Hebronville Guard Fence.


162.15


Highway Department.


37.99


Maple Street Sewer Ext ..


78.41


Soldiers' Relief


658.57


No. Main St. Construction .


3,821.33


Public Welfare ..


24,075.15


Pine Rd. Water Main Line Ext.


91.65


School Department


647.44


28,228.26


Repair of Standpipe.


1,700.00


Water Rates:


1937.


5,376.67


€50.54


1936


375.81


1935.


208.29


Publie Welfare-Federal Mothers' Aid Grant. 9.51


176


ANNUAL REPORT


1937.


3,698.36


City Survey


Tax Titles.


43,470.19


App. Curbing Assessment, 1937. .


250.24


App. Gran. Walks Assess., 1937. .


76.72


Unapp. Curbing Assess., 1937. 817.55


Reserve for Sales in Excess of Tax Titles . Reserve for Tax Title Redemption under Section 62, Chapter 60. . Water Loan Sinking Fund Surplus . . Unexpended Balances:


W.P.A.Sidewalks and Curbing . . So. Att. Pump. Sta. Renovation. .


93.63


Petty Cash .


Accounts Receivable :


------


1934.


201.43


1933.


58.68


1932


59.03


1931.


3.30


Water Liens .


1,072.66


Water Liens added to 1937 Taxes. Pipe and Labor:


743.44


5.00


1937.


156.86


1936.


94.16


Remodelling Wall St. Garage. 755.69


1935


41.98


1934.


54.02


1933


46.15


367.54


1932


57.41


1,067.57


1931.


7.65


1930


78.27


8,635.81


Monument Square Traffic Island Construction. 295.26


Overlay Deficits:


260.69


W.P.A.Improvement of Recreation Fields.


695.00


Christmas Decorations (1936) .....


13.85


State Tax.


2,955.00


Equalization of Real Property Valuation . . .


534.59


22,620.40


Revenue Reserved Until Collected :


Special Assessment .


1,855.84


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax. 4,141.20


Tax Title. 43,470.19


Departmental 28,228.26


Water 8,635.81


86,331.30


Approtioned Sewer Assessment Revenue Due In :


1938


182.35


1939.


124.39


1940.


95.05


1941.


28.79


1942.


6.77


437.35


177


ANNUAL REPORT


.


.


.


Public Welfare-Federal Old Age Assistance Grant. 1,864.24 Public Welfare-Fed. Old Age Assistance Grant-Adm. . 18.25 751.04 School Dept. Smith-Hughes Fund . Park Comm., Harford Capron Zoo . Park Comm., Capron Park Me- morial Entrance. 9.85


Armistice Day Dedicatory Exer- cises. 10.69


W. Mansfield Watershed Dev .. . . So. Att. Watershed Development. . Memorial Bridge, No. Main St ...


395.00


1936.


7.29


267.98


Tax Deficits:


Hospital or Home Care.


7.50


State Parks and Reservations


223.11


County Tax. .


1,184.37


4,369.98


App. Sewer Assessment Not Due.


437.35


App. Curbing Assessment Not Due. . 2,794.21


App. Gran. Walks Assessment Not Due.


792.84


1937.


Apportioned Curbing Assessment Revenue Due In:


1938.


782.99


1939.


734.01


1940


638.21


1941


340.92


1942.


145.83


1943


48.30


1944.


48.30


1945.


47.64


1946.


8.01


2,794.21


App. Gran. Walks Assessment Revenue Due In :


1938.


244.46


1939.


183.54


1940


173.05


1941


123.15


1942.


53.60


1943.


5.01


1944.


5.01


1945 ..


5.02


792.84


Surplus Revenue (Excess and Defi- ciency).


90,754.04


$311,167.09


$311,167.09


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Non-Revenue Cash. . .. $ 8,811.56 South Avenue Reconstruction. $ 6,624.86


825.55


County Street Pavement Construction Hebronville School Building. .


1,361.15


8,811.56 .


8,811.56


178


ANNUAL REPORT


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Recorded in Auditing Department


Cash on Hand January 1, 1937 and received to date. .. $1,994,191.17 Payments for the year 1937. 1,905,278.78


Balance on hand December 31, 1937.


88,912.39


BONDED DEBT ACCOUNT


Sewer Assessment Investment Fund


.$ 33,652.93


Sewer Loans


$ 57,000.00


Emergency Loan Acts of 1933, Chap. 307. 32,000.00


Lincoln School Building Loan. 67,000.00


Subterranean Water Supply Bonds 14,000.00


19,000.00


Adaitional Water Supply Bonds 105,000.00


N. T. A. Street Railway Bonds.


2,000.00


Pumping Station and Reservoir Bonds.


9,000.00


Hebronville Schoolhouse Bonds . 80,000.00


Street Loan Bonds. 30,000.00


415,000.00


415,000.00


SEWER ASSESSMENT INVESTMENT FUND


In hands of Sewer Assessment Investment Fund


Securities


$ 33,410.58


Commissioners. .


$ 33,652.93


Cash .


242.35


33,652.93


33,652.93


MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS


Cash and Securities .$ 3,656.03


Annuity Savings Fund


$ 3,611.74


Pension Accumulation Fund.


.02


Expense Fund.


18.93


Annuity Reserve Fund.


21.33


Undistributed Income.


4.01


3,656.03


3,656.03


179


ANNUAL REPORT


.


Net Funded or Fixed Debt. 381,347.07


Water Serial Loans Prior to 1912.


TRUST FUNDS Cash and Securities


Assets


Liabilities


In hands of City Treasurer. .$ 79,814.71


In hands of City Treasurer:


Margaret Spangler Park Fund.


5,000.00


Capron Fund. 47,133.12


Deborah Starkey Fund .


1,277.36


Ruth Holden-Alice Illingsworth Haskell Memorial Nursing Fund.


5,342.81


Surplus War Bonus Fund.


13,334.34


Everett S. Horton Fund .


7,727.08


In hands of Library Trustees:


Emily H. Horton Fund. .


1,000.00


Daniel H. Smith Fund.


5,200.00


William R. Cobb Fund .


5,000.00


Everett B. Bliss Fund.


1,000.00


Sarah J. Briggs Fund.


712.90


Joseph L. Sweet Fund No. 1


1,462.65


Edwin L. Leach Fund.


1,462.65


Library Organ Recital Fund.


852.07


Letitia F. Allen Fund .. ..


982.51


Library Trust Fund Aid Association


408.12


Library Trust Fund-Income Account


2,320.02


Library Trust Fund-Reserve Account.


3,122.44


Thomas E. McCaffrey Fund ..


500.00


Joseph L. Sweet Fund No. 2. .


102,025.00


205,863.07


205,863.07


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In hands of Library Trustees. 126,048.36


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SCHEDULE OF CITY DEBT Recorded in Auditing Department Inside Debt Limit (Authorized by General Law)


Hebronville Schoolhouse Bonds. $ 80,000.00


30,000.00 110,000.00 Street Loan Bonds


Outside Debt Limit (Authorized by General Law)


Sewer Loans.


57,000.00


Emergency Loan Acts of 1933, Chapter 307 32,000.00


Lincoln School Building Loan. 67,000.00


Subterranean Water Supply Bonds.


14,000.00


Water Serial Loans Prior to 1912


19,000.00


Additional Water Supply Bonds. 105,000.00


N. T. A. Street Railway Bonds.


2,000.00


Pumping Station and Reservoir Bonds.


9,000.00


305,000.00


Less Sewer Assessment Investment Fund 33,652.93 271,347.07


Revenue Loans


100,000.00


Borrowing capacity January 1, 1938.


632,189.09


Less borrowed to date.


110,000.00


481,347.07


Balance within borrowing limit 522,189.09


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SCHEDULE OF CITY PROPERTY Recorded in Assessing Department


TAXABLE


Real Estate, 12 Holman Street. $ 4,815.00


Garage, South Main Street.


2,030.00


Real Estate, 62 North Main Street


12,250.00


Real Estate, 48 North Main Street (Crandall Property)


12,155.00


NON-TAXABLE


Fire Department:


Union Street Hose House


24,025.00


Newport Avenue Station


19,000.00


South Main Street Hose House.


1,900.00


South Main Street Engine House


56,565.00


Peck Street Lot.


650.00


Schools:


Bank Street School


46,335.00


Bliss School ..


210,225.00


Briggs Corner School.


21,000.00


Carpenter Street School.


16,575.00


Dodgeville School.


33,000.00


Farmers School


22,000.00


Hebronville-Knight Avenue


1,200.00


Knight Avenue


5,000.00


Finberg School.


136,000.00


High School, County Street


389,000.00


Lincoln School


170,000.00


Plat School


9,500.00


Pleasant Street School


18,000.00


Prospect Street School. 16,800.00


Richardson School.


237,160.00


Sanford Street School.


102,875.00


South Attleboro School, Newport Avenue


21,200.00


Tiffany School.


84,000.00


Washington School.


70,000.00


Miscellaneous:


Attleboro Hospital Co. (Sturdy Hospital)


494,340.00


Attleboro Public Library


81,680.00


Capron Park. 54,500.00


Angell Park. 1,000.00


Finberg Playground


2,000.00


Horton Playground .


9,270.00


City Athletic Field (Hayward Field) 13,500.00


Park Street (Common)


25,000.00


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Voting Booth (Union Street)


13,515.00


County Street Buildings (Public Works) 11,100.00


West Street (Pumping Station and Dwelling) 30,000.00


Thacher Street (Water Tower)


45,800.00


Forest Street (Lot east side)


7,500.00


Forest Street (Lot east side)


5,000.00


City Infirmary


12,500.00


Rifle Range (Clifton Street).


4,250.00


Sewer Beds.


46,000.00


Real Estate west side South Main Street-Vacant lot.


100.00


Real Estate west side Hodges Street.


2,100.00


Real Estate south side Cliff Street-Vacant lot.


3,000.00


Real Estate west side North Main Street.


7,130.00


Real Estate south side West Street (Orr's Pond area)


58,225.00


Lot 69 Dev. Park


50.00


South Main Street School.


3,600.00


Lot Oakland Avenue


200.00


Lot west side North Main Street


3,300.00


Lot east side Third Street.


420.00


Lot east side Bank Street (Well site)


2,400.00


Lot south side West Street


100.00


CITY OF ATTLEBORO SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFERS-RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES DECEMBER 31, 1937


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salaries


Salaries


$


3,300.00


3,300.00


0.00


3,300.00


3,300.00


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL General Expenses


Rent.


499.80


Light.


58.59


Incidentals.


93.29


651.68


651.68


62.32


714.00


714.00


MAYOR'S DEPT. Salary


Salary


3,000.00


3,000.00


0.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


MAYOR'S DEPT. Clerical


Secretary.


1,408.50


Assistant Secretary


1,102.50


Assistant Secretary .


646.50


3,157.50


3,157.50


442.00


3,599.50


3,599.50


MAYOR'S DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent.


357.00


Light


26.52


Phone .


105.60


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Office Supplies Incidentals.


141.87


146.10


Mayor's Expenses.


399.69


1,176.78


1,176.78


.22


1,177.00


1,177.00


MAYOR'S FEDERAL RELIEF DIV.


Salary and Wages


Agent.


317.00


Assistant.


453.00


.... 453.00


0.00


453.00


453.00


MAYOR'S FEDERAL RELIEF DIV. Other Expenses


Rent-Administration Office .


120.00


K. of C. Hall.


480.00


Local Commissary .


600.00


Light-Administration Office.


35.22


Local Commissary .


12.54


Telephone.


145.06


Office Supplies


75.10


Postage


29.15


Auto Allowance ..


360.00


853.62


Project Supplies and Equipment. . Taunton Commissary Charge


462.04


Incidentals. .


7.67


Janitor Service.


53.00


Sewing Machine Repair and Rental


265.36


3,498.76


3,498.76


17.24


3,516.00


3,516.00


AUDITING DEPT. Salary


Salary. .


1,800.00


1,800.00


0.00


1,800.00


300.00


1,500.00


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136.00


Departments


Expended


AUDITING DEPT. Clerical


Regular


1,252.00


Extra.


867.00


2,119.00


2,119.00


72.00


2,191.00


2,191.00


AUDITING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


214.20


Light.


24.90


Phone. .


45.11


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69.89


Other Department Supplies. Office Supplies.


239.71


Postage. .


5.50


Incidentals.


21.66


Seeking Information


10.20


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631.17


631.17


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631.20


631,20


COLLECTING DEPT. Salary


Salary.


2,100.00


2,100.00


.00


2,100.00


2,100.00


COLLECTING DEPT. Clerical


Regular


1,408.50


Extra.


630.00


2,038.50


2,038.50


0.00


2,038.50


2,038.50


COLLECTING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


178.50


Light.


35.23


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Phone. .


43.06


Stationery and Printing


391.42


Tax Sales.


534.32


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