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512
Chemical analysis
343
Bacteriological analysis
510
Total number of certified milk specimens collected
8
Total number of Grade A milk specimens collected Chemical analysis
23
Bacteriological analysis
40
Total number of "milk drink" specimens collected
5
Chemical analysis
0
Bacteriological analysis
5
Total number of cream specimens collected Chemical analysis
25
Bacteriological analysis
31
47
*Total number of private water samples collected Chemical analysis Bacteriological analysis
15
47
*City water tested periodically (U. S. P. H. S. requirements)
Total number of food samples collected and tested
11
43
41
Milk Licenses
81
ANNUAL REPORT
Total number of ice cream samples collected
5
Total number of swimming pool water samples collected
20
Chemical analysıs 20
Bacteriological exam.nation 2
1
Total number of Microscopic tests
351
Total number of Phosphatase tests
200
Total number of Mastitis tests 91
Total number of bacteriological analysis of eating utensils
305
Wash water tests- acteriological and Chemical
21
Total number of milk bottles tested
12
Temperatures taken-Milk and food establishments
312
I wish to thank the Department of Public Works and the State Department of Health for their cooperation with this department.
Robert C. Perriello,
Milk Inspector, Bacteri logist and Authorized Age.it
Report of Health Nurse
Number of visits to and in behalf of tuberculosis cases 202
Number of visits to and in behalf of tuberculosis contacts 67
Number of visits to and in behalf of suspicious tb cases 63
Number of visits to Bristol County Hospital with cases for x-ray, admittance or treatment 90
Number of cases of tuberculosis reported this year
7
Number of deaths from tuberculosis 5
Number of persons who have had th and need follow-up
60
Number of visits to and in behalf of other infectious diseases
510
Number of visits in behalf of immunization, including assistance at 13 clinics 419
Total number immunized at clinic 268
Number of visits to and in behalf of school children of St. Joseph's Parochial School 204
Miscellaneous visits-Health I epartment business, biological checks, 535
meetings attended, talks given, etc.
The total number of these visits 2090
Lois E. Wilmarth, R. N., Health Nurse
Report of Dental Clinic
The Attleboro School Dental Clinic has completed another successful year under the very competent gui lance of Miss "rances Macartney. She has in- stituted an educational program in the schools that is having a marked effect upon the dental health of the school children. It is this constant effort in the class rooms that really counts in any dental health program. The sale of tooth brushes has greatly increased, showing a desire for mouth cleanliness.
The dental clinic is running smoothly. We have all we can do in caring for the children who apply for treatment in the first four grades. Emphasis is put on prevention, filling small cavities in the six-year molars. The deciduous or baby teeth are also filled to maintain space for the permanent teeth and to keep the mouth healthy.
Total number of Streptococci tests (cultural)
82
ANNUAL REPORT
The year has been marked by pleasant and cooperative relations with the school superintendent and teachers. All seem to appreciate the necessity of den- tal care among the children and have been very helpful and cooperative.
Statistical Report of the Dental Clinic
Days operated
149
Sittings
805
Old Patients
521
New Patients
284
Fillings
1558
Permanent teeth
791
Deciduous teeth
767
Extractions
256
Permanent teeth
21
Deciduous teeth
235
Cleanings
137
Treatments
70
RC
10
Emergency
7
Other and Unspecified
53
Examinations
4
Dismissals
251
Work Completed
223
Refused Treatment
28
Number of children given dental examinations
1077
Report of Dental Hygenist
Attended clinic sessions at Pliss School every morning
School Visits
Classroom Talks
157
Oral Inspections for Cleanliness
534
Cleanings
19
Conferences and Meetings Attended
23
Talks with Teachers
16
Attended Annual Dental Convention
1. Posters distributed to all schools to be displayed during Good Teeth Week.
2. Prepared and painted plaster models for use in primary grades.
3. Instituted Dental Certificate Contest in one half of the schools. The re- maining schools will engage in a similar contest during the second half of the school year.
4. Assisted the dentist in the school dental examinations-filled-out and dis- tributed notices to parents of those children requiring dental attention.
W. E. Turner, D. D. S.
Frances L. Macartney, D. H.
106
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Deaths by Months
Stillbirths
Deaths
January
4
27
February
2
25
March
3
25
April
1
32
May
1
32
June
1
17
July
3
26
August
2
19
September
4
26
October
3
24
November
1
29
Lecember
2
21
TOTALS
27
303
Causes of Deaths
Accident-auto, 5; Accident-burns, 1; Apoplexy, 1; Arteriosclerosis, 14; As- phyxia-accidental, 1; Atelectosis, 2; Bronchitis, acute, 1; Cancer, 38; Cerebral Embolism, 1; Cerebral Hemorrhage, 25; Cerebral Thrombosis, 6; Choleocystitis- chronic, 3; Circulatory Failure, 4; Cirrhosis of Liver, 3; Coronary Occlusion, 5; Coronary Sclerosis, 2; Coronary Thrombosis, 19; Diabetes, 4; Empyema of Lung, 2; Endocarditis, 3; Gangrene, 1; Gastric Ulcer, 1; Heart Disease, 38; Hepatitis- acute, 1; Ileitis, 1; Influenza, 1; Insufficiency of Blood at Birth, 1;Intestinal Hemor- hage, 1; Mitral Insufficiency, 1; Mitral Regurgitation, 1; Myocarditis, 28; Ne- phritis, 6; Obstruction of Stomach, 1; Paralytic Ileus, 1; Parkinson's Lisease, 1; Peritonsillar Abscess, 1; Fneumonia-Erocnhial, 12; Pneumonia-Hypostatic, 5; Pneumonia-Lobar, 5; Prematurity, 9; Pulmonary Embolism, 1; Respiratory Inertia, 1; Stillborn, 27; Streptococcus Throat Infection, 1; Suicide, 3; Toxemia, 1; Traumatic Shock following fracture, 1; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary, 27; Tumor of Brain, 1; Uraemia, 11. Totals, 330.
Deaths by Ages
Under 1 year, 27; 4-5 years, 1; 10-15 years, 1; 15-20 years, 7; 20-30 years, 10; 30-40 years, 11; 40-50 years; 20; 50-60 years, 40; 60-70 years, 65; 70-80 years, 63; over 80 years, 58. Totals, 173 males. 130 females.
Deaths under One Year
Under 1 day, 14: 1-2 days, 3; 2-3 days, 4; 3 days-1 week, 2; 1-2 months, 1; 2-3 months, 2; 9-12 months, 1. Totals, 18 males, 9 females.
Causes of These Deaths
Asphyxia-accident, 1; Atelectosis, 2; Broncho-Pneumonia, 2; Cerebral Hemorrhage, 1; Circulatory Failure, 1; Isnufficiency of Blood at Birth, 1; Ob- struction of Stomach, 1; Prematurity, 9; Respiratory Failure, 8; Toxemia, 1. Totals, 27.
Cases of Communnicable Diseases Deaths from Communicable Diseases
Chicken Pox, 370 cases, 0 deaths; Dog Bite, 59 cases, 0 deaths; Encephalitis, 1 case, 0 deaths; German Measles, 16 cases, 0 deaths; Influenza, 1 case, 1 death; Lobar Pneumonia, 6 cases, 5 deaths; Measles, 323 cases, 0 deaths; Meningitis, 4 cases, 0 deaths; Monkey Bite, 1 case, 0 deaths; Mumps, 240 cases, 0 deaths; Scarlet Fever, 33 cases, 0 deaths; Paratyphoid Fever, 5 cases, 0 deaths; Poliomye- litis, 1 case, 1 death; Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 41 cases, 27 deaths; Whooping Cough, 45 cases, 0 deaths.
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Report of Inspector of Plumbing
The following is a report of work performed by the Inspector of lumbing during the year 1944:
There were 157 permits issued:
Number of toilets installed
185
Number of wash basins installed
74
Number of bath tubs installed
11
Number of urinals installed 10
Number of sinks installed
32
Number of sewer connections
6
Number of soil pipe replacements
18
Number of drinking fountains installed
1
Numner of 4 inch iron house traps installed
5
Number of lead traps renewed
40
Number of lead bends renewed
21
James F. Forrest,
Inspector of Plumbing.
Report of Inspector of Animals and Inspec'or of Slaughtering
There have been many cases of dog bite in the past year, and I have taken some dogs' heads to the Wasserman Laboratories for examination. but there have been no cases of Rabies.
Through the cooperation of the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry and the State Division of Livestock Disease Control, a new program of calfhood vaccina- tion for Bang's Disease has been offered, without charge to livestock owners, at the time of the regular tuberculin test. This should improve the dairy herds here.
Frederick L. Briggs, D. V. M., Inspector of Animals and Inspector of Slaughtering.
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Report of City Treasurer
I herewith submit the annual report of the finances of the City of Attleboro for the year ending 1944, together with a statement showing the amount which the City is within the debt limit, a classified statement of the debt, and the amount of interest and debt to be paid in 1945.
REVENUE
Cash on band, January 1, 1944
$273,469.97
Receipts for the year 1944.
Taxes
('urrent year
Property
$767,787 79
1 oll
10,396 00
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
26,844.10
Est. of l eceased l ersons
64 72
Previous years
Property
57,542.57
Poll
58.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
285.40
From the State
Corporations
141,911.11
Income Tax
101,663.60
Reimbursement for loss of taxes
7.17
From Tax Titles
On Tax Titles $36,307.60
Int. on Tax Titles. 7,183.21
Redemption reeds 163.75 43,654.56
Total from Taxes
$1,150,715.02
Sale of Tax Possessons
4,433.50
Licenses and Permits
Licenses
Dog Licenses $ 4,444.40
Liquor Licenses 10,500 00
Sundry Licenses 2,112.50 17,056.90
Permits
Marriage 362.00
All other
249.50 611.50
Total from Licenses and Permits 17,668.40
Fines and Forfeits Court
2,407.70
Grants and Gifts
From State-For Pub. Works Highway Fund Chap. 569, Acts of 1943 32,186.52
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From State-For Schools Aid to Independent Industrial School
8,904.80
For Vocational Education Distr. of Smith-
Hughes Fund $ 949.16 Distr. of Federal
(George-Deen Funds) 144.00
Nat'l Def. T.r. Sch. 2,605.00 3,698.16
From State-For Welfare-U. S. Grant
A. D. C .- Adm.
$1,885.64
A. D. C .- Only 6,058.76
O. A. A .- Adm. 2,514.08
O. A. A .- Only
75,165.23
$
85,623.62
From State-For Fire Dept. l ist. of Fed.
-
(George-Deen Fund) 50.00
From Individual for Hayward Field 500.00
From Capron Fund-for Capron Park 1,141.60
From Margaret Spangler Fund
For Capron Park
75.00
Total from Grants and Gifts ef. 132,179.70
Special Assessments For Expenses Sewers
1,191.77
Sidewalks and Curbing
8,125.51
Special Assessments
For Expenses
Sewers.
$ 1,191.77
Sidewalks and Curbing 8,125.51
Estate of Deceased Person 40.00
Total from Special Assessments 9,357.28
Privileges
Use of streets for underground wires f. 25.00
Departmental General Government
Collector .
970.32
City Clerk
1,169.85
City Treasurer
80.00
Total from General Government 2,220.17
Protection of Life and Property Inspection Sealing of Weights and Measures 117.17
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Health and Sanitation
Health
From State $ 2,334.79 311.00
All other
Total from Health and Sanitation Highways-Sundry
2,645.79 2.50
Charities
Reimbursements for Relief Given
From other Cities and Towns. $ 2,335.53
From State 8,055.01
From Individuals 311.09
Reimbursement for Aid to Dependent Children from State. . 9,524.16
Reimbursement for Old Age Assistance
From other Cities and Towns. 2,043.66
From State. 71,626.96
Reimbursement for Soldiers' Relief
From other Cities and Towns. 8.30
Total from Charities 93,904.71
Soldiers' Benefits-From State
State Aid . $ 502.00
Military Aid
502.50
War Allowance 2,784.70
Total from Soldiers' Benefits $ 3,789.20
Education
Tuition of Children (State)
1,258.03
Other Tuitions
Town-Jewl'ry Trade $ 681.36
All other 463.44 1,144.80
Sale of Text Books and Supplies
486.95
Rents
1,052 00
Miscellaneous .
141.79
Total from Education 4,083.57
Libraries
Fines and Rentals
679.68
Miscellaneous
25.50
Total from Libraries
705.18
Unclassfied
Income from Helen W. Metcalf Prize Fund .
100.00
Current Tax Payment Act of 1943
61,948.05
Meal Tax-From State. 3,822.48
Rents of Public Property
1,086.00
Sale of City Property
2,500.00
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Estimated Receipts for 1944
From Mayor's Dept. $
49.47
Treasurer's I. ept. . .
15.00
Police L ept.
111.26
Fire Lept.
160 95
Court . 376.00
Pub. Wks. Dept .. .
4,717.69
Schools.
70.30
Recovery-O. A. A ..
519.72
Library
74.82
Soldiers' Relief
201.24
Solicitor
122 50
Recreation
13.50
Sundry
20.13
6,483 08
Total from Unclassified
75,939 61
Public Service Enterprises
Water
Income from sales of water $134,305.01
Pipe and Labor
1,520.26
135,825.27
Interest
On Deferred Taxes
1,485 35
On Leferred Water Rates
166.30
On Def. Spec. Assessments
465.48
On Soldiers' Bonus Fund Acct.
167.92
On Surplus Com. Stamp Fund
77.60
2,362 65
Agency
From the County-Tog Licenses
3,109.82
Municipal Indebtedness
Temporary Loans in Anticipation of Revenue of 1944
100,000.00
Refunds
General Departments
From Mayor's Lept. and Federal Nelief
5.51
Post War Plan. Acct.
250.00
('ity ('lerk's Dept.
.25
Health I ept.
1 0)
Police Dept.
2 73
School Dept.
141 03
Public Welfare Pept. A. D. C.
Federal $'54 50
City. 447 25 $ 501 75
O. A. A.
Federal 712 87
('ity 702 16 1,415 03
Outside Relief
222 60
2,139 38
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Soldiers' Relief
225.45
War Allowance
55.00
Military Aid
60.00
Public Works Dept.
211.20
$
3,091.60
Transfer
Surplus Commodity Stamp Fund
In accordance with vote of Municipal
10,346.02
$1,754,929.86
Council, approved by Mayor Sept. 13, 1944 Total cash on hand January 1, 1944 and receipts for the year 1944
2,028,399.83
Payments for the year 1944
$1,743,384.59
Cash on hand January 1, 1945 285,015.24
$2,028,399.83
NON-REVENUE
Cash on hand January 1, 1944
$
1,435.33
Payments for the year 1944
$
13.45
Cash on hand January 1, 1945
1,421.88
DEBT STATEMENT
Gross City Debt Jan. 1, 1944
$287,500.00
Tax Notes issued during year 100,000.00
$387,500.00
Paid on above debt during the year
144,000.00
Total debt January 1, 1945
$ 243,500.00
Amount of Debt Authorized by Special Laws and Not Sub ect to the Debt Limitations
School, Loan Act of 1921 Bonds (Lincoln School) $ 4,000.00
Municipal Relief Loan, Act of 1938 24,000.00
High School Addition Bonds 47,500.00
Municipal Relief Loan, Chap. 92 Acts of 1941
(Surplus Commodity Stamp Fund Notes) 4,000.00
Debt not subject to debt limitations
79,500.00
Debt Jan. 1, 1945, subject to debt limitations
8
164,000.00
Borrowing capacity, (2 1-2% of the average valuation for the past three years) $ 737,411.82
Debt Jan. 1, 1945, subject to debt limitations 164,000.00
Borrowing capacity January 1, 1945 $ 573,411.82
The Total Debt is as Follows . 4 1-40% School Loan, Acts of 1921 onds Due Aug. 1, 1945 (Lincoln School)
4% Hebronville School House onds $ 4,000.00
Tue Feb. 1, 1945-1947
24,000.00
1 1-2% Municipal Relief Loan, Act of 1938 Due Tec. 1, 1945-1948 24,000.00 2% High School Addition Bonds Due Aug. 1, 1945-1958 47,500.00
$
1,435.33
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1 1-8% Elementary School Bonds (Watson Ave.) Due May 1, 1945-1955 140,000.00 1% Municipal Relief Loan, Chap. 92, Acts of 1941 (Surplus Commodity Stamp Fund Notes) Due April 24, 1945-1946 4,000.00
Total Debt Jan. 1, 1945 $ 243,500.00
Classified Statement of Debt and Amount to be Paid on Debt and Interest During the Year 1945
Jan. 1, 1945
Principal Payable
Interest Fayable
School Loan, Act of 1921 Bonds, (Lincoln School) $ 4,000.00 $
4,000.00 $
170.00
Hebronville School House Bonds. .
24,000.00
8,000.00
800.00
Municipal Relief Loan, Act of 1938. High School Addition Bonds
24,000.00
6,000.00
360.00
47,500.00
4,000.00
950.00
Elementary School Bonds (Watson Ave.)
140,000.00
15,000.00
1,490.70
Municipal Relief Loan, Chap. 92,
Acts of 1941 (Surplus Commodity
Stamp Fund Notes)
4,000.00
2,000.00
30.00
$ 243,500.00
39,000.00 $
3,800.70
TRUST FUNDS Deborah Starkey Fund
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944 $ 1,453.58
Interest on principal of fund from October
1, 1943 to October 1, 1944 =1.88
$ 1,475.46
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945
Deposit in Attleborough Savings Bank Principal of Fund. Income
$ 0,000.00 475.46
$ 1,475.46
EVERETT S. HORTON FUND
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944 $ 7,593.75
Received
Interest-Attleborough Sav. & Loan
Assn.
187.50
$ 7,781.25
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945 Invested in Attleborough Sav. & Loan Assn. Shares . $ 7,500.00 Cash on hand, checking account. 281.25 7,781.25
$ 7,781.25
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Ruth Holden-Alice Illingworth Haskell Memorial Nursing Fund
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944
$ 6,080.16
Received:
For Interest On Savings Bank Deposits 91.54
$ 6,171.70
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945
Invested in Attleborough Savings Bank .
$ 6,171.70
Soldiers' Bonus Tax Refund Receipts
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944 Received from:
. . .
$ 13,334.34
Attleboro Trust Co., Interest to Lec. 1, 1944 on L eposit .. 64.16
Attleborough Savings Bank In- terest to Oct. 1, 1944 on deposit . 103.76 167.92
$ 13,502.26
Expenditures
City of Attleboro-General Account Interest on Fund to Oct. 1, 1944 in Attleborough Savings Bank to be credited to Estimated Rev, as per vote of Council of August 6,1929 103.76
Interest on Fund to Dec .1, 1944 in Attleboro Trust Co., Savings Account, to be credited to Esti- mated Revenue, as per vote of Council of August 6, 1929 64.16 $ 167.92
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945 :- On deposit in Attleboro Trust Co., Savings Department $ 6,417.17 On deposit in the Attleborough Savings Bank. 6,917.17 13,334.34
$ 13,502.26
Margaret Spangler Fund
Received from :- Attleborough Savings Bank, interest to
October 1, 1944 on $5,000.00 . 75.00
according to terms of gift
Paid to :-
City of Attleboro for care etc., of baseball grounds at Capron Park $ 75.00
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CAPRON FUND CASH ACCOUNT Receipts
Cash on hand January 1. 1944 Received for
142 02
Interest on Investments $ 1,236 43
Payments on Mortgage Notes 682 86
Cash Withdrawn-Savings Bank
1,141.60
3.060 89
Diabursements
Investments :-
Savings Banks $ 510,86
Attleboro Trust Co.
64.39 $ 575 25
Deposited in Attleborough Savings Pank 1,344 04
Payment to City for Capron Park. 1,141 69
Sundry 4 18
3,965 97 37 84
Cash on hand January 1, 1945
$
3,202.91
PRINCIPAL OF FUND
Principal January 1, 1945
44,621.95
Invested in :-
Mortgage Notes
10,685.17
Deposits in Savings Banks and Trust Co. 30,436 78
Attleborough Sav. and Loan Assn.
3,509 00
Income f.
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944
Cash, Checking Account. . $ 142 02
On Deposit in Savings Bank and Trust Co.
3.412 88
Received
Interest on Investments
1,236.43
$
4,791 33
Disbursements
Sundry
$
4.18
City of Attleboro for Capron Park.
1,141.60
1,145 78 $
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945 invested as follows :-
Dep. in Sav. Banks. . $2,625.79 Attleboro Trust Co.
Savings Dept .. 881.92
Cash on hand
Checking Acct. 137.84 $3,645 55
3,202.91
44,621 95
3.554 90
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THE HELEN W. METCALF PRIZE FUND Receipts
Palance in Fund January 1, 1944. Received from :-
$ 1.20
Boston Sa e Deposit and Trust Companv
100 00
Interest Attleborough Savings Bank. 25
100.25
$
101 45
Disbursements
Paid to :-
Gerda H. Nuenkirchner $ 50.00
Mary Jane Patterson 50 00
Balance in Fund January 1, 1945
On deposit in the Attleborough Savings Pank . .
1.45
$
101.45
SURPLUS COMMODITY STAMP FUND
Balance in Fund January 1, 1944
$
10,269.00
Received:
Interest-Attleborough Savings Pank. 77 02
Transferred to City of Attleboro-"eneral Account in accordance with vote of Municipal Council approved by the Mayor
10,346.02
September 13, 1944
10,346 02
WAR SAVINGS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT
Principal of Fund
Principal of Fund January 1, 1944.
$ 125,000 00
Investments made during 1944, in accordance with votes of the Municipal Council 125 000,00
Principal of Fund January 1, 1945 $ 250,000.00
Income Account
Balance of Fund January 1, 1944
Deposited in Attleborough Savings Bank $ 1.042 32
Received: Interest-Attleborough Savings Bank 2,932.69
Income Account as of January 1, 1945
3,975.01
TAX TITLE ACCOUNT
Presented herewith is a statement of the "ax "Stle Account showing value of Tax Titles January 1, 1944, addition during the year, the amount of decrease caused by redemptions and foreclosures in 1944, and balance as of January 1, 1945.
$ 100 00
.
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Additions during 1944:
1944 Taxes and special assessments with costs and interest . 2,398.39
1943 Sales made in 1944.
1,165.87
3,564.26
$
52,629.36
Decrease in value by:
Redemptions
$ 36,307.60
Foreclosures
834.51
Abatements
5,917.53
43,059.64
Balance of Tax Title Account
As of January 1, 1945 9,569.72
$
52,629.36
TAX POSSESSIONS ACCOUNT
Presented herewith is a statement of the Tax Possessions Account showing value of Tax Possessions January 1, 1944, addition during the year, the amount of decrease caused by sales in 1944, and balance as of January 1, 1945.
Value of Tax Possessions January 1, 1944 $ 24,308.50 834.51
Additions during 1944
$ 25,143.01
Decrease of value thr , igh sales in 1944. $ 1,660.16
value of Tax Lossessions as of January 1, 1945 23,482.85 $ 25,143.0
TRUST FUNDS
During the year 1944 the City of Attleboro was fortunate in being the re- cipient of two Trust Funds to be administered by the Commissioners of Trust Funds.
The First National Bank of Attleboro, as Trustee under the will of Florence Hayward Sweet, gave $10,000.00 to be known as the Florence Hayward Sweet Fund, the income from which is to be used for the care and upkeep of Hayward Field.
Mr. Samuel M. Stone, also, established the S. M. Stone Fund with a gift of $10,000.00, the income of which: First, is to furnish music and concerts for Capron Park . and second, playground equipment for the City of Attleboro.
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CITY OF ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS DEBT STATEMENT
As of January 1, 1945
Valuation for 1942 less abatements to January 1, 1945 $ 29,504,225.75 Valuation for 1943 less abatements to January 1, 1915 29,469,429.99 Valuation for 1944 less abatements to January 1, 1945 29,515,763.73
Gross Net Valuation $88,489,419.47
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Average Valuation . Debt Limit 2 1-2%
29,490,473.15 737,411.82
Total debts of all kinds $243,500.00
Debt outside Debt Limit
School Acts of 1921 Bds.
$ 4,000 00
Municipal Relier Loan Act of 1938. 24,000,00
High School Addition Bonds 47,500.00
Municipal Relief Loan Chap. 92, Acts of 1941
(Surplus Commodity Stamp Fund Notes.
4,000.00 79,500.00
$ 164,000.00
Borrowing capacity January 1, 1945.
.. 573,411.82
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INDEX
Page
Board of Assessors
20
Building Inspector 10
City Auditor 31
City Clerk.
6
City Collector
7
City Forester 12
City Officers 3
City Treasurer 85
Custodian of City Property 77
Dog Officer 10
Electrical Inspector 10
Fire Department 9
Health Department 78
License Commissioners 18
Park Commissioners 15
Planning Board 13
Police Department 17
Public Library 19
Public Welfare Department
18
Public Works Department.
14
School Department
21
Sealer of Weights and Measures
12
Service Center 11
Servicemen's Rehabilitation 12
Soldiers' Relief Agent 7
Sturdy Memorial Hospital S
Zoning Board of Appeal 16
Ref. 924.43 A 832
48- 1561
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