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The books and accounts of the town treasurer were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts were checked with the records of the several departments collecting money for the town and with the other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury; and the disbursements were checked with the selectmen's war- rants authorizing payments and with the records in the several departments. The footings of the cash book were proved, and the bank balances and cash on hand Septenl- ber 28, 1925, were verified.
The books and accounts of the tax collector were ex- amined and checked. The commitment books were footed and found to agree with the assessors' warrants; the abatements were checked with the assessors' records of abatements granted; the recorded payments to the treas- urer were verified by a comparison with the treasurer's books; and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled. The outstanding accounts were further veri- fied by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received I am satisfied that these ac- counts are correct. The cash which had not been turned over to the town treasurer was counted and verified.
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The books and accounts of the Electric Light Depart- ment were examined and checked. The commitments of charges for light and power and for miscellaneous ac- counts were totaled, the discounts were proved, and the payments to the treasurer were checked to the town treasurer's records. The uncollected accounts were listed and reconciled and the cash on hand was verified.
The books and accounts of the Water Department for water rates and miscellaneous charges were examined and checked. The commitments of all charges were listed, the abatements were checked, and the payments to the treasurer were verified by the treasurer's receipts on file .. The uncollected accounts were listed and reconciled and the cash on hand was verified.
The town clerk's records of receipts from dog li- censes and from hunting and fishing licenses issued for the county and the State were examined, and payments to the county and State treasurers were verified by re- ceipts on file.
The books and accounts of the Cemetery Trustees were examined and checked, and the cash on hand was verified.
The savings bank books and securities representing the several trust and investment funds in the custody of the town treasurer and the cemetery trustees were pe :- sonally examined and listed, the income was proved, and the recorded disbursements and cash on hand verified.
The surety bonds of the treasurer, tax collector, town clerk, collecter of the light and water departments, and of the superintendent of the light and water departments, were examined and found to be in proper form.
In checking the accounts of the trustees of the Locust Grove Cemetery it was noted that the receipts from sale of lots, wood, etc., have been retained by the trustees, and expenditures for cemetery purposes made therefrom. This -practice should be discontinued and the receipts paid over to the town treasurer. Disbursements on account of the
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cemetery should be made on properly approved orders in accordance with the provisions of Section 53, Chapter 44, and Section 35, Chapter 41, General Laws.
In addition to the departments and accounts: men- tioned the records of the sealer of weights and measures for fees collected, of the selectmen for licenses issued, of the poor, health and school departments, of town hall rents, of the milk inspector and of the health: nurse were examined and checked. Payments to the treasurer were verified by the treasurer's records and the cash on hand was verified.
Appended to this report are tables showing a recon- ciliation of the treasurer's cash, summaries of the tax and assessment accounts, the electric light and water depart- ment accounts, and of the cemetery accounts ; also' tables relative to the trust and investment fund transactions, to- gether with a balance sheet showing the financial condi- tion of the town September 28, 1925.
While engaged in making the audit, I received the hearty co-operation of the several town officials, and I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation for the assistance rendered and the court- ยท esies received.
Respectfully submitted,
EDW. H. FENTON, . Chief Examiner.
RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH
Cash balance January 1, 1924,
$ 22,975.76 140,801.12
Receipts,
-$163,776.88
Payments, Cash balance December 31, 1924,
$147,162.01
16,614.87
$163,776.88
Cash balance January 1, 1925, $ :16,614.87
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Receipts January 1 to September 28, 1925, 97,997.90
.
$114,612.77
Payments. January 1 to September 28, 1925, $104,108.94
Cash balance September 28, 1925, 10,503.83
$114,612.77
Cash balance September 28, 1925, $ 10,503.83
Outstanding checks, per list, 3,063.52
$ 13,567.55
First National Bank:
Balance September 30, 1925,
per bank statement, $ 13,567.35
RECONCILIATION OF COLLECTOR'S CASH
Cash balance September 28, 1925 :
Taxes 1923,
$
10.07
Taxes 1924,
241.29
Taxes 1925,
7,594.62
Moth assessments 1925, 26.40
$ 7,872.38
Collections September
28
to October 12, 1925 :
Taxes 1923,
$
.20
Taxes 1924,
64.01
Taxes 1925,
20,674.50
Moth assessments 1925,
32.15
Interest on taxes 1924,
15.06
$20,785.92
$28,658.30
Payments to treasurer Sep-
tember 29 to October
12, 1925,
$26,122.33
Cash on hand October 12, 1925 :
In office (verified),
$ 2,487.99
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In bank, per statement, . 47.98 $ 2,535.97 $28,658:30
TAXES-1923
Commitment per warrant,
Additional commitment,
Overpayment,
Interest credited as taxes, 1923,
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$62,635.79
Payments to treasurer :
1923,
1924,
$50,199.18 10,748.30
Abatements, Tax titles,
Outstanding September 28, 1925, Cash on hand September 28, 1925,
.20
10.07 $62,635.73
TAXES-1924
Commitment per warrant,
Additional commitment,
$59,592.13 123.17
$59,715.30
Payment to treasurer, $45,249.83
Abatements, 729.29
Outstanding December 31, 1924, 13,736.18
$59,715.30
$13,736.18
Outstanding January 1, 1925, Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 28, 1925, $12,555.04
233.99
Abatements, Tax titles, 10.85
$62,175.72 459.80 .10
1
$60,947.48 1,531.48 146.56
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Outstanding September 28, 1925, per
list, 695.01
Cash on hand September 28, 1925,
241.29
$13,736.18
TAXES-1925
Commitment per warrant,
$67,666.00
Additional, 22.00
$67,688.00
Payments to treasurer to September 28, 1925,
$11,161.78
Abatements to September 28, 1915, 264.60
Outstanding September 28, 1925, per list, 48,667.00
Cash on hand September 28, 1925,
7,594.62
$67,688.00
MOTH ASSESSMENTS-1923
Commitment per warrant, $333.55
Payments to treasurer :
1923,
1924,
$282.34 51.21
$333.55
MOTH ASSESSMENTS-1924
Commitment per warrant, $284.66
Payments to treasurer 1924, $231.71
Outstanding December 31, 1924, 52.95
$284.66
Outstanding January 1, 1925, $ 52.95
Payments to treasurer January 1 to Sep- tember 28, 1925, $ 52 70
Outstanding September 28, 1925, per list,
.25
$ 52.95
MOTH ASSESSMENTS-1925
Commitment per warrant, $211.57.
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Payments to treasurer to September 28, 1925, $ 38.22
Outstanding September 28, 1925, per list, 146.95 Cash on hand September 28, 1925, 26.40
- $211.57
INTEREST-TAXES 1923
Collections to December 31, 1924, $502.15
Payments to treasurer :
1923, 1924,
$ 93.93 408.05
$501.98
Interest credited as taxes, 1923,
.17
$502.15
Collections January 1 to September 28, 1925, $ 9.71
Payments to treasurer January 1 to Sep-
tember 28, 1925, 9.71
INTEREST-TAXES 1924
Collections :
1924, 1925 to September 28,
$ 87.65
457.55
$545.20
Payments to treasurer :
1924, 1925 to September 28,
$ 87.65
457.55
-
$545.20
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT Accounts Receivable
Outstanding
January 1,
1924 :
Light and power, $ 267.84
Miscellaneous, 126.45 $ 394.29
-
Commitments :
Light and power,
$28,934.58
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Miscellaneous,
2,486.51
$31,421.09
$31,815.38
Payments to treasurer :
Light and power,
$19,822.79
Miscellaneous 2,384.27
$22,207.06
Discounts :
Light and power,
8,929.54
Outstanding December 31,
1924:
Light and power,
$
450.09
Miscellaneous, 228.69 $ 678.78 .
$31,815.38
Outstanding .January
1,
1925 :
Light and power,
$
450.09
Miscellaneous, 228.69
$
678.78
Commitments January 1 to
September 28, 1925:
Light and power,
$26,086.58
Miscellaneous,
959.66
$27,046.24
$27,725.02
Payments to treasurer Jan-
uary 1 to September
28, 1925 :
Light and power,
$16,967.37
Miscellaneous
1,096.96
$18,064.33
Discounts January 1 to Sep- tember 28, 1925: Light and power, . 8,975.58
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Outstanding September 28, 1925 :
Light and power, $ 593.72
Miscellaneous, 91.39 $ 685.11
$27,725.02
WATER DEPARTMENT Accounts Receivable
Outstanding
January 1,
1924 :
Water rates,
$. 492.27
Miscellaneous,
21.15
$ 513.42
Commitments :
Water rates,
Miscellaneous,
$ 8,383.33 1,714.60
$10,097.93
$10,611.35
Payments to treasurer :
Water rates,
Miscellaneous,
$ 8,486.84 1,676.83
$10,163.67
Abatements :
Water rates,
194.33
Outstanding December 31, 1924 :
Water rates,
$ 194.43
Miscellaneous,
58.92
$ 253.35
$10,611.35
Outstanding
January
1,
1925 :
Water rates, $ 194.43 58.92
Miscellaneous,
$ 253.35
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Commitments January 1, to September 28, 1925: Water rates, $ 6,558.28
Miscellaneous, 514.74
$ 7,073.02
$7,326.37
Payments to treasurer Jan- uary 1 to September 28, 1925 :
Water rates,
$6,480.00
Miscellaneous, 465.47
$ 6,945.47
Abatements January 1 to
September 28, 1925 :
Water rates, 145.81
Outstanding September 28, 1925 :
Water rates, $ 126.90
Miscellaneous, 108.19
$ 235.09
$ 7,326.37
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT-GENERAL FUND
Balance January 1, 1924,
$177.58
Receipts 1924 :
Sale of lots,
$160.00
Sale of wood,
76.50
$236.50
$414.08
Payments,
$175.30
Balance December 31, 1924,
238.78
$414.08.
Balance January 1, 1925,
$238.78
Payments January 1 to September 28, 1925, Balance September 28, 1925,
$134.13
104.65
$238.78
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LIBRARY TRUST FUNDS
Savings Bank
Deposit
Total
-
On hand at beginning of year 1924, On hand at end of year 1924, On hand October 27, 1925, Receipts
$1,324.46 $1,324.45
$1,363.20
$1,363.20
$1,393.85
$1,393.85
Payments
1924
Income,
$60.22
Savings bank deposit, $38.74 Transferred to town, 21.48
Total,
$60.22
Total,
$60.22
January 1 to October 27, 1925
Income
$30.65
Savings bank deposit, $30.65
Total,
$30.65
Total,
$30.65
THOMAS H. HOYT LIBRARY FUND
Savings Bank Securities Deposit Par Value Total
On hand October 27, 1925, $741.42 $23,500.00 $24,241.42
January 1 to October 27, 1925 Receipts
Bequests,
$24,233.13 Securities rec'd, $23,500.00
Income,
8.29 Savings bank deposit, 741.42
Total,
$24,241.42
Total, $24,241.42
KIMBALL PARK FUND
$2,907.17 $2,907.17 $2,913.98 $2,913.98 $2,980.42 $2,980.42
Savings Bank Deposits Total On hand at beginning of year 1924, On hand at end of year 1924, On hand October 27, 1925,
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Receipts
Payments
Income,
1924 $132.24
Savings bank deposit $ 6.81 Transferred to town, 125.43
Total, $132.24
Total,
$132.24
January 1 to October 27, 1925
Income,
$66.44 Savings bank deposit $ 66.44
Total, .
$66.44
Total,
$ 66.44
SURPLUS WAR BONUS FUND
Savings Bank
Cash Deposit Total
On hand at beginning of
year 1925, $1,241.68
$1,241.68
On hand October 27, 1925,
$1,241.68 $1,241.68
Receipts
Payments
January 1, to October 27, 1925
Cash on hand at beginningSavings bank dep'it $1,241.68 . of year, $1,241.68
Total,
$1,241.68
Total,
$1,241.68
ESSEX COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL REFUND
On hand October 27, 1925, Receipts
Received from'
Essex Co., $3,773.94
Savings Bank
Deposit
Total
$1,773.94
$1,773.94
Payments
Savings bank dep., $1,773.94
Transferred to town
treasury,
$2,000.00
Total,
$3,773.94
Total, $3,773.94
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CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS
Savings Bank Deposit Total
On hand at beginning of year 1924, $11,675.94 $11,675.94
$12,100.48 $12,100.48
On hand at the end of year 1924, On hand October 27, 1925,
$13,372.25
$13,372.25
1924
Receipts
Payments
Bequests,
$275.00
Income,
536.34
Savings bank deposit $424.54 Transferred to town, 386.80
Total,
$811.34
Total,
$811.34
January 1 to October 27, 1925
Bequests,
$1,000.00
Savings bank dep., $1,271.77
Income,
271.77
Total,
$1,271.77
Total,
$1,271.77
CEMETERY CONTINGENT FUND In Custody of Cemetery Trustees Savings Bank
Deposit Total
$328.05
$328.05
$342.97
$342.97
$358.55
$358.55
Payments
1924
Income,
$14.92_ Savings bank deposit, $14.92
Total,
$14.92
Total,
$14.92
January 1 to October 27, 1925
Income,
$15.58 Savings bank deposit, $15.58
1
Total,
$15.58
Total,
$15.58
1
On hand at beginning of year 1924, On hand at end of year 1924, On hand October 27, 1925, Receipts
TOWN OF MERRIMAC BALANCE SHEET, SEPTEMBER 28, 1925 GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash:
' In banks and office $10,503.83
In Savings Bank:
State and County Taxes: State tax $ 4,200.00
Electric light
de-
preciation
$2,520.40
State and highway tax 446.20
Electric light
re-
serve 6,258.42
County tax
4,102.25
8,757.18
Cemetery trustees
104.65
$19,387.30
Accounts Receivable :
Taxes:
Levy. of 1923 $ 10.27
Levy. of 1924
936.30
Levy of 1925 56,261.62
57,208.19
Special Assessments:
Moth 1924 $ .25
Moth 1925
173.35
173.60
Electric Light Department:
Light and power
$
593.72
Miscellaneous
91.39
685.11
L'evy of 1925 2,930.42
Water Department:
Rates
$ 126.90
Revenue 1925 22.00
Moth assessment revenue
173.60
Tax title revenue
418.73
Tax titles
418.73
Electric light revenue 685.11
Water revenue 235.09
Surplus revenue 1,964.77
Forest warden 7.50
Board of health 25
Unexpended Balances: General appropriations $21,632.74
9,347.77
Electric light construction .... Electric light depreciation 2,549.57 Electric light reserve 6,258.42
Water maintenance
1,574.65
Hydrant, Orchard and Grove Streets 850.00
Locust Grove Cemetery 104.65
Interest 596.18
Maturing debt 1,000.00
43,913.98 403.10
Reserve fund, overlay surplus .. Overlay Reserved for Abatements: Levy of 1924 S 960.22
3,890.64
Miscellaneous
108.19
235.09
Overdrawn Accounts:
Town Hall $ 64.85
Temporary Loans:
In anticipation of revenue
$35,000.00
State municipal light tax 8.73
8,778.82
Cobbler's brook drain 45.39
Highways
160.26
Broad Street macadam
2,988.70
State aid
486.00
Schools:
Fuel
$108.94
Sundries
40.49
Building repairs
208.85
358.28
Support of truants
76.28
Kimball park
56.75
Cemeteries
546.00
4,790.26
Revenue 1925, appropriations unprovided for
3,000.00
Estimated receipts
9,565.92
$95,464.20
$95,464.20
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net funded or fixed debt
Motor pumping engine loan $ 4,000.00
Tuberculosis hospital loan 6,000.00
Land damage loan
2,000.00
Electric light loan
500.00
Water loans
25,900.00
$38,400.00
$38,400.00
TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds:
Library funds $ 1,393.85:
Thomas H. Hoyt Library Fund 24,241.42
Kimball Park Fund 2,980.42:
Surplus War Bonus Fund 1,241.68
Tuberculosis Hospital Refund Fund. 1,773.94
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 13,372.25
Cemetery Contingent Fund
358.55
$45,362.11
*$45,362.11,
* Balances October 27, 1925.
In custody of town treasurer $45,003.56
In custody of cemetery trustees 358.55
.$38,400.00
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Frank E. Walker, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Merrimac from January 1st, 1925 to March 7th, 1925.
RECEIPTS
Balance on deposit, Jan. 1st, 1925, $16,614.87
A. R. Waterhouse, collector of taxes, 5,000.00
Gypsy and brown tail moths, 142.53
$21,757.40
Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary P. Pierce, health service, Dec., 1924, $57.50
Earl M. Nelson, clerk of court, fines, Dec., 1924, 8.00
F. H. Hargraves, sealer of weights and measures, 19.99
Geo. J. Heon, hotel license, 1.00
Metropolitan Insurance Co., nursing service, 10.80
Whittier Rebekah Circle dance license 1.00 J. B. Judkins, license to carry revolver, Zenas Lovell & Co., license for the sale of oleo, .50
.50
A. & P. Store, license for the sale of oleo, :50
Mary Pierce, nursing service, January, 1925, 21.00
Earl M. Nelson, clerk of court, fines for January, 1925, 210.00
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Fred Coster, dance license, 1.00
High school, dance license, 1:00
Metropolitan Insurance Co., for nurse service, 7:75
Fred R. Ramond, dance license,
1.00
American Legion, dance license,
1.00
County Commissioners, refund on ac- count of cases county tuberculosis hospital, 3,773.94
Mary P. Pierce, public health service, .
38.25
4,154.73 :
School Department
County of Essex, rebate on dog li-
censes,
$160.85
Doris M. Trickey, teacher, check re- turned not cashed, 13.75
174.60
Light Department :
W. H. Scott, collector,
$2,926.82
W. H. Scott, collector,
2,710.06
5,636.88
Water Department:
W. H. Scott, collector,
$1,250.00
W. H. Scott, collector,
800.00
2,050.00
Total receipts,
$33,773.61
EXPENDITURES
State aid,
$108.00
Fire department warrants,
131.26
Miscellaneous selectmen's warrants,
6,324.07
$6,563.33
School Dept. warrants,
$4,389.96
Light Dept. warrants,
3,849.05
8,239.01
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Water Dept. warrants,
$826.00
Bond, interest,
560.00
Interest, Merrimac Savings Bank,
7.00
Note and interest, Merrimac Savings Bank, . Interest on bond,
752.50
20.00
2,165.50
Total expenditures, $16,967.84
Balance, cash on deposit, First National Bank,
March 7th, 1925,
$16,805.77
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Richard A. Sargent, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Merrimac from March 1, 1925.
RECEIPTS
Balance on deposit March 1, 1925, $16,805.77
A. R. Waterhouse, collector of taxes, 1924, 1925, 61,449.09
A. R. Waterhouse, collector of taxes, inter-
est,
603.47
$78,858.33
Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Temporary aid,
$234.76
Income tax 1922 and prior years, 17.50
Income tax 1923, 87.50
Income tax 1924,
140.00
Income tax 1925, 770.00
Income tax 1925, 5,018.64
Corporation tax, public service, 1925, .78
Corporation tax, public service, 1925, 312.68
Corporation tax, business, 210.48
Corporation tax, business, 1,563.12
Corporation tax, business, 107.41
Corporation tax, business, 789.19
Nat. bank tax under Gen. Laws, Sec. 1, Chap. 63, 3.60
Nat. bank tax under Gen. Laws, Sec. 10A, Chap. 63, 90.89
State aid, 648.00
Burial of indigent soldiers and sailors, 60.00
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Soldiers' exemption, Sec. 11-12, Chap.
58, 159.99
State settlement of accounts,
3,201.99
Div. of highways,
.2,250.00
Dep. public welfare,
1,178.42
Licenses, 6118D,
8.00
Licenses, 6157D,
8.00
Licenses,6219D,
8.00
Licenses, 6354D,
8.00
Licenses, 6392D,
8.00
Compensation inspection of animals,
50.00
Gypsy moths,
48.50
$ 16,989.45
On account of licenses, 94.50
Earl M. Nelson, clerk of District Court, 399.50
Redemption lot James E. Bricket, Lake Attitash, 59.00
Reimbursement for advertising lots,
Lake Attitash, J. Boyd, J. Bisson, 7.00
Reimbursement 1923 commitment,
10.27 1
Health service nurse,
212.32
Dept. Public Works reimbursement, Broad Street, 5,309.91
Treas. of Essex County, reimburse-
ment, Broad Street, 5,309.92
F. H. Hargraves, janitor Town Hall, 110.00
$ 11,512.42.
Merrimac Water Dept., rent of office, 84.00
Merrimac Light Dept., rent of office, 84.00
Merrimac Light, state assessment, 8.73
Reimbursement on account perpetual care burial lots, 351.50
Reimbursement on account private burial lots, 25.00
Reimbursement Town of Brookline, care of poor, 251.60
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Merrimac Fire Dept., W. H. Young, 1. fire alarm indicator, 75.00
Reimbursement, Thos. Greeley, hood buttons, 2.00
Public Library on account of fines,
cards, etc., 48.93
Public Library reimbursement Trus- tees' expenses, 22.76
Kimball Park, reimbursement Trus-
tees, care of Park, 61.30
Rent, First Nat. Bank, 300.00
Interest, Nat. Bank,
223.56
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., health
service,
57.90
1,596.28
Institution for Savings in Newbury- port loan, $10,000.00
Drawn from the Merrimac Savings Bank to pay the note for Tuber- culosis Hospital account, 2,000.00
C. D. Parker Co., loan,
15,000.00
C. D. Parker Co., loan, 10,000.00
C. D. Parker Co., loan, 5,000.00 1
$ 42,000.00
School Dept., Treasurer of the Commonwealth
Income from Mass. School fund,
$ 3,514.43
Account of School Supt., 483.33
Andrew Nicol, sale of grass, 5.00
Refund from J. W. White, 1.00
$ 4,003.76
Light Dept., W. H. Scott, collector, $19,371.25 Water Dept., W. H. Scott, collector, 7,364.45 Water Dept., W. H. Scott, collector, motor expense, 131.48
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Water Dept. settlement,
1,917.40
$ 28,784.58
$183,744.82
EXPENDITURES
Treasurer of the Commonwealth :
State tax,
4,200.00
Corp. tax, 1925, P. S.,
.. 20
Corp. tax, 1921, D.,
191.87
R pair state highway,
446.20
Municipal light plant,
8.73
State aid,
498.00
$
5,345.00
Fire Dept. warrant,
$ 2,742.68
Miscellaneous warrants, 'selectmen,
56,860.72
Merrimac Savings Bank note,
1,000.00
Inst. Savings, Newburyport Tb note,
2,000.00
Inst. Savings, Newburyport loan,
10,000.00
C. D. Parker Co., loan,
10,000.00
C. D. Parker Co., loan,
15,000.00
Inst. for Savings,
1,000.00
Interest and Discount,
1,190.07
$ 99.793.47
Essex County tax,
4,102.25
School Dept., warrants,
23,006.37
Light Dept., warrants,
23,652.89
Light Dept., bond,
500.00
Light Dept., interest,
20.00
Water Dept., warrants,
14,299.03
Water Dept., bond,
3,500.00
Water Dept., note,
350.00
Water Dept., note
700.00
Water Dept., interest,
602.00
$ 70,732.54 -
53.
TOWN REPORT
Total expenditures, $175,871.01
Balance on deposit in First Nat. Bank, Jan. 1, 1926, 7,873.81
$183,744.82
STATEMENT OF FUNDED DEBT
Dec. 31, 1924
Paid
During Year
Interest Paid
Water bonds at 4% maturing $3,500.00 yearly to July 15, 1932,
$28,000 $3,500
$1,120.00
Water notes at 5% maturing $700.00 yearly to March 1, 1927,
2,100
700
35.00
Electric Light bonds maturing $500 yearly to July 15, 1926,
1,000
500
20.00
Land damage notes at 43/4% maturing $1,000.00 yearly to March 1, 1927,
3,000
1,000
120.14
Tuberculosis notes at 43/8% ma- turing $2,000.00 yearly to May 1, 1928,
8,000
2,000
306.25
Motor pumping engine notes maturing $1,000.00 yearly
to Dec. 4, 1928 at 4%,
4,000
1,000
160.00.
Amount of funded debt Jan. 1, 1926, $37,400
PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUST FUND
A. E. Goodwin, $200.00 $13.10 $22.76 $36.86
Deposited by transfer, 73.69
James Whittier,
400.00
24.03
152.22
54
TOWN REPORT
D. J. Poore, 500.00 24.85 71.37
KIMBALL PARK TRUST FUND
Judith Kimball,
$1,000.00
$45.50 $45.50 $1,000.00
Amos Weed, 1,957.92
87.97 15.80 1,986.15
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPRECIATION FUND Amount Jan. 1, 1925, Interest one year, Deposited,
$2,470.44
106.66
475.00
$3,052.10
ELECTRIC LIGHT RESERVE FUND
Amount Jan. 1, 1925,
$3,675.73
Interest one year,
223.50
Deposited, 1925,
2,500.00
$6,399.23
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Amount
Interest
For Year
Expended
Interest
Unexpended Interest
Geo. W. and Olive O. Jud-
kins
150.00
7.29
6.00
11.99
George S. Sargent
100.00
4.97
3.00
11.92
Donald MacDiamid
150.00
7.77
24.50
4.40
Wm. H. Young
100.00
4.77
3,00
7.22
The Clement
75.00
3.51
2.50
8.80
Everet Carlton
100.00
4.71
4.00
14.63
Emma P. Emerson
100.00
4.68
3.00
4.92
John H. Cleary
100.00
4.75
2.00
9.57
John W. Foster
150.00
7.05
5.00
7.51
A. E. Porter
150.00
7.67
3.00
23.77
M. A. Gasset
100.00
4.68
3.00
4:82
55
TOWN REPORT
J. W. Johnson
100.00
4.73
3.00
6.16
Warren E. Wallace
100.00
4.84
3.00
7.58
Lilla P. Laraway.
100.00
4.71
3.00
5.45
Rhoda S. Poor and D. J. P. 300.00
19.80
5.00
150.10
Rhoda S. Poor (F. Sargent) 200.00
12.38
5.00
80.05
Otis W. Little
200.00
11.01
5.00
48.37
Susan G. Sargent.
75.00
3.54
2.00
4.65
Marietta B. Sargent.
250.00
16.99
4.00
36.63
Caroline S. Noyes
100.00
5.29
3.00
19.12
Addeline Whittier
100.00
5.87
3.00
32.20
J. Warren Sargent.
100.00
4.93
4.00
9.72
Ruth C. Rowell
200.00
12.85
5.00
90.66
Sarah A. Pattee (Locust
grove)
175.00
10.51
12.50
54.13
Sarah A. Pattee (Church
Street)
125.00
6.59
4.00
23.32
I. B. Little.
337.87
19.71
5.50
109.82
John Bancroft
50.00
2.28
2.00
.63
Aaron Bancroft
50.00
2.28
2.00
.63
Thomas D. Nelson.
150.00
9.85
4.50
1.43
Mabel Jones Shepardson Henry E. Crosby
100.00
4.75
3.50
6.23
65.00
4.64
41.89
A. Linda Little.
150.00
7.87
3.50
25.73
Mrs. Gilman H. Hoyt.
100.00
4.79
3.00
7.73
Etta H. Colby
100.00
4.66
4.00
3.53
Phineas Chase
100.00
4.55
4.50
.66
Chas. A. Bridges
100.00
5.07
4.00
12.62
Louise Clement
100.00
5.40
3.00
21.53
Carrie C. Noyes.
150.00
8.23
4.00
36.05
W. O. Smiley
100.00
4.95
3.00
11.30
Hattie and Carrie P. Baxter 100.00
5.07
3.00
13.94
Parmelia Trefethen
100.00
5.33
3.00
19.74
Ida E. Stevens.
125.00
6.53
5.00
.43
Mary Ann Chase.
100.00
4.93
3.50
10.22
Stuart Chase and Sargent .. 150.00
6.87
5.00
3.31
Charles A. Noyes.
75.00
3.74
2.50
9.03
Mason W. R. Downing.
125.00
6.28
3.50
16.46
56
TOWN REPORT
William Gilday
100.00
4.84
4.50
7.06
Moses Stevens
100.00
5.02
3.00
12.89
Elizabeth M. Cooper
100.00
4.95
3.00
10.97
Amos Weed
100.00
4.84
2.00
9.77
E. Fanny Bradley.
100.00
4.73
5.00
4.38
Porter Sargent
150.00
8.11
9.00
27.26
Melville S. Gibbs
50.00
2.28
2.00
.65
Addie S. Sawyer. .
100.00
5.84
3.50
8.33
Arthur C. Sargent
100.00
4.95
2.50
11.97
Heirs of A. R. Kimball
100.00
5.43
2.50
22.44
George E. Ricker.
100.00
4.77
4.00
6.36
Alfred G. Wells
200.00
5.33
3.00
11.52
Stephen C. Parsons
200.00
10.51
21.50
20.44
Alfred H. Colby
100.00
4.82
4.50
6.66
Frank Ward
200.00
9.65
3.50
18.85
D. A. Moulton
100.00
5.04
2.50
13.64
S. C. Pease.
150.00
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