Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Merrimac 1935, Part 4

Author: Merrimac (Mass.)
Publication date: 1935
Publisher: Merrimac (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 134


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To Amesbury Hospital with patient


56


TOWN REPORT


Fredericka Bienert and Miss Catharine Leamy, Nutrition- ists, all from the State Dept. of Public Health, also Dr. Davis of Merrimac took part by examining children and holding interviews with parents.


74 children were thoroughly examined.


19 had slight defects.


2 had moderate defects.


1 needed immediate attention.


7 were 7% underweight.


4 were 10% underweight.


3 were 15% underweight.


1 was 28% underweight.


10 have been immunized against diphtheria.


1 child has had tonsils and adenoids removed.


On November 8 the second Well Child Conference was held at Town Hall. Thirty-five children were examined, 9 of which were registered on that date.


On November 19, 20 and December 4, three more con- ferences were held and one new child was registered, mak- ing a total of 84 children that now are being followed up.


Yours very truly,


JEAN K. BADASHAW, Health Nurse.


REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF KIMBALL PARK


To the Selectmen and Citizens of Merrimac :


We as custodians of this Department of the Town property give an account of our doings. We received credit as interest on


Judith Kimball fund $30.23


Amos Weed fund 60.54


-


-$90.77


We have paid bills


A. D. Bridge, care of grounds $70.00


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Roy Hoyt, plants


4.00


H. Davis, tools


10.35


Miscellaneous


9.65


94.00


Bal. January 1, 1935 Town Treas.


$13.00


Drawn from Weed account


81.00


94.00


Bal. in Town Treasury


$


13.50


Amt. Kimball acct.


1,030.23


Amt. Weed acct.


2,002.94


JOHN W. KIRKPATRICK, ALDEN B. MORSE, RICHARD A. SARGENT, Trustees Kimball Park.


REPORT OF DOG OFFICER


Town of Merrimac, Massachusetts Dog Officer : Mr. Charles E. Sande, Harriman Road, Merrimac Massachusetts


I hereby report that I have caught, confined, and dis- posed of the dogs listed below:


Female :


June 11, 1935 $ 4.00


June 21, 1935 4.00


June 27, 1935 4.00


August 11, 1935 4.00


October 24, 1935


1.00


November 10, 1935


4.00


Male :


June 13, 1935


1.00


August 11, 1935


4.00


August 22, 1935


4.00


August 25, 1935


4.00


October 8, 1935 1.00


October 14, 1935


4.00


September 30, 1935


4.00


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November 31, 1935


4.00


Total amount $47.00


The preceding lists are the dogs which I disposed of be- tween the dates of my appointment to this office, on the tenth day of June, to the year ending December thirty-first, nineteen thirty-five.


CHARLES SANDE, Dog Officer.


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MILK, ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTER


To The Honorable Board of Selectmen:


I have made the following calls and inspections and issued the following licenses in the past year :


Number of barns inspected 316


50


Number of cattle inspected


Number of swine inspected 31


Inspections made of slaughter 9


Milk licenses issued 13


Oleomargarine licenses issued


2


Respectfully submitted,


FRED H. G. CHASE, Inspector of Milk . Inspector of Animals Inspector of Slaughter.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL LIGHT BOARD


The Municipal Light Board herein submit their thirty- second annual report for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 1935.


Twelve services have been added during the year making a total of 922 lighting services and 15 power serv- ices installed.


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Estimates under Section 57 of Chapter 164 of the Gen- eral Laws.


Estimate of Expense


Gross Expense of Operating $23,000.00


Depreciation. 3% on $78,909.08 2,367.27


$25,367.27


Estimated Income


From Private Consumers


$25,500.00


From Municipal Buildings


675.95


From Street Lights


2,468.72


$28,644.67


Cost of Constructions


Sub Station Equipment $ 500.00


Poles, Fixtures, and Overhead Con- ductors


48,045.13


Meters


11,571.16


Transformers


14,562.71


Street Light Equipment


2,878.35


Transportation Equipment


1,351.73


$78,909.08


Expended for Construction, Year 1935


Construction and Materials


$ 2,737.74


Meters 162.77


Transformers


441.15


$ 3,341.66


Expended for Operating Expense


Electric Energy Purchased


$15,958.03


Station Wage


588.00


Rent of Station and Expense


560.19


Maintenance of Meters and Trans- formers


59.75


Maintenance of Transmission and Distribution Lines


3,216.69


Maintenance and Operation of


Street Lights


232.62


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Commercial Salaries and Expenses 265.74


Salaries of Municipal Light Board


and Manager


1,210.98


General Office Salaries


1,144.00


General Office Supplies and Ex- penses


579.37


Insurance


315.34


Transportation Expense


219.87


Miscellaneous


74.02


$24,424.60


Total Expended for


Maintenance and


Constructions


$27,766.26.


Federal Tax Paid and Deposits Returned


15.39


Total Expenditures


..... $27,781.65 . ..


Balance Sheet


Construction and Operating Fund


Jan. 1, 1935


$ 5,909.35


Depreciation Fund, Jan. 1, 1935


18,496.83


Reserve Fund, Jan. 1, 1935


1,764.19


Received from Light and Power Sales


28,171.80


Received from Miscellaneous In-


come


1,760.13


Received from Town Appropriation


3,163.65


Interest Income


612.36


Federal Tax Collected


1.00


Consumers' Deposits


145.00


$60,024.31


Constructions and Renewals


3,341.66


Maintenance and Operating Ex- pense


24,424.60


Depreciation Fund, Jan. 1, 1936


19,055.88


Reserve Fund, Jan. 1, 1936


1,817.50


Returned to Town


3,163.65


Federal Tax Paid .39


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Consumers Deposits returned 15.00


Construction and Operating Fund, Jan. 1, 1936 8,205.63


60,024.31


Municipal Light Board, CHARLES A. LANCASTER, GEORGE F. WILDE, JOHN MARSHALL.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS


The Board of Water Commissioners herein submit their thirty-second annual report.


One service was installed during the year making a to- tal of 766 services now installed.


There are 77 services not in use or 11 more than last year.


Estimates for the Ensuing Year


Gross Expense of Operating


$11,000.00


Constructions


832.24


$11,832.24


Estimated Income


Water Rates


$10,000.00


Miscellaneous Income


1,000.00


$11,000.00


Expended for Constructions


Material and Labor


$1,198.13


Note Payment


2,000.00


$3,198.13


Expended for Maintenance


Maintenance-Materials and Labor $1,836.48


Fuel 1,587.13


Station Supplies and Expense


819.97


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Station Wages


1,240.60


Superintendent's Salary


719.68


Commissioner s Salary


67.50


Office Salary


520.00


Office Expense


285.38


Interest on Note


160.00


Truck Expense


186.64


Insurance


460.72


Miscellaneous


141.94


$8,026.04


Total Expended for Maintenance and Con- structions $11,224.17


Monthly Report of Pumping Station


Gallons Pumped


Hours Pumped


January


6,069,000


223


February


4,974,000


185


March


5,391,000


197


April


5,097,000


189


May


6,023,652


213


June


6,405,000


232


July


6,985,500


250


August


8,355,000


281


September


4,960,200


183


October


5,042,400


186


November


4,806,000


179


December


5,223,000


193


Total Gallons Pumped 68,467,752


Balance Sheet


General Cash Balance, Jan. 1, 1935 $ 1,517.31


Water Rates Collected


10,563.19


Miscellaneous Income


1,181.10


Water Lien Account


87.95


Transfer from Light Department ..


$


43.80


$13,349.55


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Expended for Constructions 3,198.13


Expended for Maintenance 8,026.04


General Cash Balance, Jan. 1, 1936


2,081.58


13,349.55


Municipal Water Board, CHARLES A. LANCASTER, GEORGE F. WILDE, JOHN MARSHALL.


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


I hereby present the Annual Report of the Town Ac- countant in accordance with Chapter 624, Section 7, of the Revised Laws. I have also presented all such financial mat- ters as may be of general interest.


I express herewith my appreciation of the co-operation and courteous assistance rendered by you and all the other Town officials in complying with the requirements of our system.


Respectfully submitted,


W. HAROLD WHITING, Town Accountant.


RECEIPTS-GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes :


Current Year-


Poll, Personal, Real Estate $ 47,523.80


Previous Years- Poll, Personal, Real Estate 1934 16,494.20


Poll, Personal, Real


Estate 1933 8,353.78


Poll, Personal, Real Estate 1932 .50 -$ 72,372.28


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TOWN REPORT


From Commonwealth


Special State Taxes-


Income Taxes:


State Valuation


5,262.25


Educational


2,306.25


Corporation Taxes :


Business


957.66


Gas, Electric and


Water


58.87


Race Track


94.50


Veterans


Exemp-


tion


290.02


Bank


108.00


Trust Co.


25.65


9,103.20


Tax Titles redeemed 462.10


Total from taxes $ 81,937.58


Old Age Assistance Taxes :


1932


2.00


1933


33.00


Total from Old Age Assistance Taxes .. 35.00


Licenses and Permits-


Liquor


1,034.18


All other


156.85


Total from Licenses 1,191.03


Fines and Forfeits- Court


958.00


Grants and Gifts-


State - Massachusetts School


Fund


2,344.26


Dog Licenses


92.20


Total from Grants and Gifts


2,436.46


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Privileges-


Motor Vehicle Taxes 1935


2,052.62


Motor Vehicle Taxes 1934


314.44


Motor Vehicle Taxes 1933


15.31


Motor Vehicle Taxes 1931


2.90


Total from Privileges


2,385.27


Total from General Revenue


$ 88,943.34


RECEIPTS-COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Special Assessments :


Moth 1933 $ 14.25


Moth 1934


12.60


Moth 1935


62.30


89.15


Total from Special Assessments


89.15


RECEIPTS -COMMERCIAL REVENUE; Departmental


General Government Town Hall


Rent of hall $ 52.00


Rent of offices 676.05


728.05


Protection of Persons and Property- Moth


Spraying trees 26.78


Sealer of Weights


and Measures


fees


38.98


Wood from forest 112.00


177.76


Board of Health State-T. B. Subsi- dy 521.42


Health Nurses fees 27.00


John Hancock In- surance Nursing fees 24.50


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Metropolitan In- surance Nursing fees 18.00


State Ins. of Ani-


mals 50.00


State, Dog Vaccine 35.50


676.42


Highways


State-Chapter 81 .. 4,650.00


State-Chapter 90


11,483.47


County-Chapter 90


3,826.49


State-Special 464


1,550.00


State-Chapter 81 ..


2.75


Town Hire Road Ma- chinery


2,347.26


23,859.97


Charities


State-outside relief


6,081.29


State-Old Age


3,547.71


Towns-outside lief


re-


4,215.16


Individuals


122.00


State-Mothers Aid


1,285.94


Towns-Mothers Aid


53.33


Towns-Old Age


274.50


Individuals-Soldiers Relief


25.00


15,604.93


State Aid


Soldiers Benefits


330.00


Schools


Tuition


85.00


Teachers Contribu-


tion


87.83


State-Tuition of chil- dren


525.52


State - Superinten- dent


483.34


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Reimbursement trans- portation 4.95


.


Reimbursement tele-


phone 1.25


Sale of paper


1.50


Vocational


2.50


1,191.89


Public Library


Fines


90.17


Trust funds


950.00


1,040.17


Kimball Park


Trust Funds 94.50


94.50


Cemeteries


Sale of lots


35.00


Care of lots


30.00


65.00


Cemetery perpetual care funds ..


759.50


Public Service Enterprises-


Light Department-


Sale of light 23,188.25


Sale of power 8,147.59


Miscellaneous sales 1,716.63


- Consumers deposits 145.00


Federal tax .61


33,198.08


Water Department-


Meter rates


10,563.19


Miscellaneous sales 1,181.10


11,744.29


Interest


Taxes


1931


.54


1933


757.85


1934


414.16


1935


51.64


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Demands, Costs, Tax Titles 48.78


1,272.97


Tax Titles Releases


Fees


3.00


3.00


Water Liens


Collected ...... 160.95


160.95


1


Refunds


Reimbursement axe 1.80


Transportation wood


2.00


Treasurer's checks


43.99


Rocks Bridge


4.00


Telephone


3.30


ERA


8.00


63.09


Total from Commercial Revenue 90,970.57


RECEIPTS-NON-REVENUE


Temporary Loans (In Anticipation


of Revenue)


73,000.00


Special State Highway Chapter 44 Section 6A


15,000.00


Public Library


412.50


Dog licenses


277.20


Printing


42.00


Cemetery


950.00


Total


89,681.70.


Total from General Revenue, Commercial Rev- enue, Special Assessment and Non Reve- nue $269,684.76


Cash Balance January 1, 1935 3,817.01


$273,501.77


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EXPENDITURES-GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Legislative-


Salary, Moderator


$12.00 $12.00


Selectmen's Department


Salary


337.50


Printing and postage


146.65


Transportation


42.93


Taking Census


48.00


Supplies


103.19


678.27


Public Welfare Department Salary


337.50


337.50


Accounting Department


Salary


993.59


Supplies


91.26


1,084.85


Treasurer's Department


Salary


270.00


Printing and postage


272.63


Certification of notes


8.00


Transportation


4.80


Collector's Department


Salary 1933


130.58


Salary 1934


285.16


Salary 1935


475.14


Printing and postage


132.22


Supplies


9.66


Registry of Deeds


4.26


Advertising property


50.00


...


555.43


1


:


1,087.02


70


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Assessors' Department


Salary


650.00


Printing and postage


189.40


Transportation


8.00


847.40


Law Department


Salary


75.00


75.00


Town Clerk


Salary


225.00


Recording fees


7.25


Printing and postage


30.81


Supplies


5.02


268.08


Election Officers


Salary


84.00


84.00


Registrars


Salary


112.50


112.50


Bonding Town Officers


Light and Water Coll.


50.00


Tax Collector


140.00


Treasurer


70.00


Town Clerk


5.00


Light and Water Mgr.


5.00


270.00


Vital Statistics


Fees


4.50


4.50


Town Hall Maintenance


Salary Janitor


120.00


Services Janitor


284.00


Other Expenses


Fuel


407.96


Light


12.60


Janitor's


supplies


52.09


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Telephone


96.55


Supplies


82.83


1,056.03


Town Hall Repairs


Electrician


5.75


Plumbing


1.65


Carpenter


8.79


Building step in Town


Hall


69.84


Material


4.50


90.53


Total for General Government $ 6,563.11


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Salaries and Services :


Chief of Police


$1,460.00


Night Patrol 1,252.00


Special Officers


336.00


$ 3,048.00


Other Expenses :


Telephone


97.39


Transportation


180.55


Posting warrants


4.00


Meals for prisoners


8.25


Matron


2.00


Pictures automobile accident.


4.00


Special labor


24.10


Postage and print-


ing


15.00


1


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Supplies and office equipment 58.09


393.38


$ 3,441.38


1 Fire Department


Salaries and Services : Engineers


180.00


Supt. of


Fire


Alarms


100.00


Stewards


110.00


Call Men


1,944.00


2,334.00


Other Expenses


Stamps


2.00


Fuel


288.05


Repairing Appara- tus


74.52


Telephone


58.98


Motor expense


58.62


Supplies


43.04


Fire alarms


33.00


Repairs to building


276.98


Apparatus


15.47


850.66


3,184.66


Forest Warden


Labor


39.50


Supplies


109.88


149.38 149.38


Moth Department Salaries and Services Superintendent 164.70


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Other Employees .. 408.80 1


573.50


Other Expenses


Teams


50.75


Insecticides


138.48


Storage


36.00


Motor expense


11.91


Signs


4.00


Printing


10.75


Equipment


74.34


326.23


899.73


Tree Warden.


Labor


258.35


Motor expense


10.40


Equipment


12.00


280.75


280.75


Dog Officer


Services


47.00


47.00


47.00


Town Forest


Labor


257.40


Express


15.00


Signs


4.00


Supplies


18.75


Inspector of Wires Salary


90.00


/


295.15


295.15


90.00 90.00


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Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


90.00


Other Expenses


Transportation


40.56


Equipment


10.44


141.00


141.00


Total for Protection of Persons and Property


$ 8,529.05


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health


Tuberculosis :


Board and Treatment at Essex


Sanatorium $ 2,055.60


Other Expenses :


Board and treat-


ment other cities


112.00


Rabies vaccine


35.50


Transportation


15.00


Burial cats


4.00


Burial dogs


3.00


Burial skunk


1.00


Advertising regu-


lations


62.00


Postage


.18


232.68


2,288.28


Public Health Nurse


Salary


1,030.75


Motor expense


135.38


Postage and station-


ery


1.06


1,167.19


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Inspection


Inspector of Animals


100.00


Inspector of Slaughter


20.00


Inspector of Milk


20.00


140.00


Essex County Tuberculo- sis Sanatorium


Maintenance


assess-


ment for 1934


539.77


539.77


Total for Health and Sanitation


$


4,135.24


HIGHWAYS


Highway Department Superintendent


599.25


Other Expenses :


Labor


2,185.78


Town truck


1,033.20


Town machinery


529.98


Other trucks


1,778.00


Stone and gravel


531.30


Equipment, repairs


177.03


Telephone


25.28


Teams


36.00


Kerosene


1.06


Supplies


25.38


Fuel


10.75


Lumber


13.56


Express


.77


Gasoline


10.51


Road material


2,704.13


9,062.73


9,661.98


Snow Removal Superintendent 309.70


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Other Expenses


Labor


1,406.30


Trucks


924.40


Town truck


331.65


Equipment, repairs


4.65


Sidewalk plowing


219.81


C. Tractor


304.00


Horses


31.97


Gravel


6.40


Telephone


10.31


Salt


4.20


Hauling wood


9.80


Repairs to plow


71.21


Supplies


47.62


3,372.32


3,682.02


Sidewalks, Railings and Bridges


Labor


6.00


Pipe and coupling


7.73


-


13.73


Street Lights


Bill for 1934 appropriation


2,583.90


Rocks Bridge


Assessment for 1934


1,328.08


Road Machinery Account


Gasoline


384.11


-


Repairs :


Parts


375.88


Labor


117.14


Registry


4.00


Repairs


7.56


888.69 888.69


77


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Oiling Pleasant Street


Merrimacport


Labor


29.80


Gravel


4.50


Trucks


16.50


Town truck


16.80


Town tractor


6.00


Road machine


.45


Asphalt


97.50


171.55


171.55


Chapter 90 Rebuilding


Main Street


Salaries and wages ..


209.15


Town truck


31.50


Notice in press


15.30


Transportation


5.80


Trucks


46.40


Horses


4.00


Proposals in press


adv.


75.75


Oiling detour


254.87


Payments to James


E. Watkins Co. Inc.


16,549.09


Repairs to gutter


2.75


Tarvia


44.00


17,238.61


Chapter 464 Acts 1935 Sidewalk construc- tion so called bond issue


Foreman


191.63


Labor


582.06


Weighing rock


.70


Tools


3.85


Gravel


3.30


Kerosene, gasoline


33.42


Supplies


3.69


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Lumber and forms


111.05


929.70


Total for Highways


$ 36,498.26


CHARITIES


Public Welfare


Groceries and provis- ions


10,370.09


Board and care


4,942.54


Cash


191.00


Medical care and


medicine


1,678.46


Rent


2,845.50


Fuel


2,299.79


Cloth, shoes,


and


clothing


950.03


Burial


100.00


State Infirmary


242.42


Blanks and forms


22.14


Transportation C. C. C. boys


43.37


Transportation


46.23


Sharpening tools


7.50


Trucking Federal


foods


44.70


Storage Federal foods


125.00


Amesbury Hospital


150.95


Benson Hospital


124.00


24,183.72


Mothers Aid


Cash


1,392.00


Fuel


74.89


Medical aid, medicine


60.45


Clothing


4.00


1,531.34


79


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Old Age Assistance


Cash


9,531.67


Fuel


62.75


Medical and medicine


246.50


9,840.92


State Aid


Cash


360.00


360.00


Soldiers Relief


Clothing


52.23


Fuel


286.03


Rent


757.00


Medical aid


526.67


Moving


11.50


Groceries and provis-


ions


1,474.55


Board


40.00


Cash


749.00


3,896.98


Total for Charities


$ 39,812.96


SCHOOLS


Schools


Total spent year 1935


28,245.92


Itemized detail given in School re- port classified as per State Educa- tional requirements.


Vocational Training Haverhill Trade School 63.13


Public Library


· Librarians' salaries 500.00


Care of grounds 148.30


648.30


80


TOWN REPORT


Books and Periodicals


Books


455.46


Periodicals


43.82


499.28


Binding


Books


55.68


55.68


Heating and Lighting


237.67


237.67


Other Expenses


Binder, cards and


seals


27.25


Repairs


109.00


Janitor's


supplies


10.05


Postage


3.59


Express


.35


Supplies


12.17


Librarian's expense


10.32


Rental of type-


writer


32.18


204.91


Total for Library


1,645.84


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


American Legion


125.00


125.00


Kimball Park


Water


8.65


Lettering


1.00


Supplies


10.35


Plants


4.00


Labor


70.00


94.00


Insurance


Health Nurse


57.60


Town Buildings


538.82


81


TOWN REPORT


Fireman


243.75


Fire Trucks


36.49


Fire Dept. Boiler


76.50


Tax Collector


32.50


Forgery


20.63


Workmen's Compen- sation


770.06


Highway Tractor


63.35


Highway Truck


76.40


Town Boilers


154.00


2,070.10


Insurance 1934


Pumper


28.50


28.50


Printing


Caucus Ballots


42.00


42.00


Printing Town Reports


800 reports


271.00


271.00


ERA Projects


Apple pest


Sharpening tools ..


3.50


Transportation


17.05


Kerosene


.45


21.00


Cemetery


Pipe


93.85


Sharpening tools


1.65


First Aid Kit


.45


Plans


6.70


Supplies


45.33


147.98


Tree Trimming


Truck hire


116.75


Lumber


5.16


Sharpening tools ..


6.40


82


TOWN REPORT


Transportation


20.88


Tools


26.23


Supplies


31.43


206.85


Commodity Distribu- tion


Bags


3.59


Boxes


3.67


Office supplies


11.26


Trucking Fed.


foods


69.00


High School Playground Shovels and wheel- barrows


51.00


51.00


Assessors


Office supplies


11.30


Rent typewriter


15.00


26.30


Swimming


First Aid


1.60


1.60


Sewing


Rent


135.00


Light


4.78


Pins


.80


Paper


3.98


Truck hire


7.50


Thread


54.31


Repairs to machin-


ery


8.75


Oil


4.49


Books


1.95


Patterns


1.60


Supplies


40.39


87.52


263.55


83


TOWN REPORT


Clearing Roads


Brush cutter and axes


11.75


11.75


Administrative


Truck hire


17.78


Office supplies


67.73


Telephone


11.45


Lumber


.75


Surveying


19.25


Rent for openings


Federal


14.00


Transportation


191.95


322.91


Fire Lanes


Plans


7.50


Lumber


1.89


Wrecking Co.


11.20


First Aid


1.70


Sharpening tools


6.95


Reg. and Ins. truck


31.00


Gasoline


60.56


Tools


63.69


184.49


Emery Street


Truck


3.50


3.50


Snow Removal


Horses


4.50


4.50


Engine House


Supervisor


96.00


Radiators


11.16


Truck


1.00


Paint, nails, etc.


462.44


570.60


84


TOWN REPORT


Town Forest


Tools


11.60


Plans


8.25


First Aid


1.45


Sharpening tools :


11.80


Horses


24.00


Grind stone


2.00


Supplies


20.32


79.42


1,982.97


Total for Recreation and Unclassified $ 4,613.57


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES


County Tax


County of Essex


2,589.22


2,589.22


State Taxes


State Tax


2,700.00


Auditing Accts.


32.84


Mun. Light Plant


7.83


State Parks and Res-


ervations


35.54


2,776.21


Public Service Enterprises


Electric Light


27,781.65


Water


11,224.17


39,005.82


For detail account see Municipal Light and Water report.


Cemeteries


Labor


825.82


Loam


25.00


Shrubs


161.00


Equipment


48.35


85


TOWN REPORT


Trucking


3.50


Supplies


195.83


1,259.50


Surveying Cemetery


Labor


117.15


Lumber


9.25


Surveying


73.60


200.00


Total for Enterprises and Cemeteries


45,830.75


INTEREST AND INDEBTEDNESS


Interest


Refund paid on taxes 4.34


Note Chapter 44 Sec. 6A


17.80


Municipal Relief


504.00


Anticipation of Rev-


enue


489.72


1,015.86


Municipal Indebtedness Municipal Loan


3,600.00


--


Chapter 44 Sec. 6A Temporary loan an-


ticipation of reim- bursement on Main St. work


15,000.00


Anticipation of Rev-


enue


68,000.00


86,600.00


Total Interest and Indebtedness ... 87,615.86


86


TOWN REPORT


OTHER PAYMENTS


Refunds and Transfers


Taxes 1933


33.75


Taxes 1934


38.25


Taxes 1934


119.30


Taxes 1935


100.80


Excise 1935


25.26


317.36


Lighting Town Buildings


579.75


Water in Town Building


300.00


Water Liens .


73.00


Dog Fees collected


379.80


Cemetery Perpetual care


950.00


Public Library Trust Funds


412.50


Total other Payments


3,012.41


Total Revenue and Non-Revenue Expenditures .. $266,566.10 Cash Balance December 31, 1935 6,935.67


$273,501.77


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TABLE OF ACCOUNTS


Appropriations


Transfers


Refunds and Receipts


Total


Payments


Balance


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator


$


12.00


$ 12.00


$ 12.00


Selectmen


937.50


$ 7.50


945.00


678.27


$ 266.73


Public Welfare


337.50


337.50


337.50


Treasurer


520.00


43.99


563.99


555.43


8.56


Accountant


1,125.00


1,125.00


1,084.85


40.15


Tax Collector


850.00


850.00


671.28


178.72


Counsel


75.00


75.00


75.00


Town Clerk


275.00


275.00


268.08


6.92


Assessors


850.00


850.00


847.40


2.60


Registrars


112.50


112.50


112.50


Election Officers


176.00


176.00


84.00


92.00


Bonding Town Officers


270.00


270.00


270.00


Town Hall maintenance


1,120.00


3.30


1,123.30


1,056.03


67.27


Town Hall repairs


100.00


100.00


90.53


9.47


PROTECTION OF PER- SONS AND PROPER- TY


Police department


3,450.00


3,450.00


3,441.38


8.62


TOWN REPORT


87


88


TABLE OF ACCOUNTS-(Continued)


Appropriations


Transfers


Refunds and Receipts


Total


Payments


Balance


Fire department


3,180.00


$ 4.66


3,184.66


3,184.66


Moth department


900.00


11.48


911.48


899.73


11.75


Tree Warden


300.00


300.00


280.75


19.25


Forest Warden


150.00


150.00


149.38


.62


Town Forest


300.00


300.00


295.15


4.85


Inspector of Wires


92.50


92.50


90.00


2.50


Sealer of Weights and Measures


143.00


143.00


141.00


2.00


Dog Officer


47.00


47.00


47.00


HEALTH AND SANI- TATION


Board of Health


2,300.00


35.50


2,335.50


2,288.28


47.22


Health nurse


1,150.00


17.19


1,167.19


1,167.19


Inspector of Animals


100.00


100.00


100.00


Inspector of Slaughter


20.00


20.00


20.00


Inspector of Milk


20.00


20.00


20.00


Essex County T. B.


maintenance


assess-


ment


539.77


539.77


539.77


TOWN REPORT


TABLE OF ACCOUNTS-(Continued)


Appropriations


Transfers


Refunds and Receipts


Total


Payments


Balance


Vital statistics


70.00


70.00


4.50


65.50


HIGHWAYS


Highway department


5,000.00


10.51


4,652.75


9,663.26


9,661.98


1.28


Snow removal


4,000.00


4,000.00


3,682.02


317.98


Sidewalks, railings and bridges


50.00


50.00


13.73


36.27


Street lights


2,583.90


2,583.90


2,583.90


Rocks bridge


1,400.00


1,400.00


1,328.08


71.92


Main St., Chapter 90


2,500.00


19,129.00


21,629.00


17,238.61


4,390.39


Oiling Pleasant St.


220.00


220.00


171.55


48.45


CHARITIES


Public welfare


28,000.00


26.50


28,026.50


24,183.72


3,842.78


Mothers' aid


1,560.00


1,560.00


1,531.34


28.66


Old age assistance


10,000.00


10,000.00


9,840.92


159.08


Soldiers' relief


4,600.00


25.00


4,625.00


3,896.98


728.02


State aid


430.00


430.00


360.00


70.00


TOWN REPORT


89


TABLE OF ACCOUNTS-(Continued)


Appropriations


Transfers


Refunds and Receipts


Total


Payments


Balance


SCHOOLS AND LI- BRARIES


Schools


28,157.00


92.20


28,249.20


28,245.92


3.28


Public Library


700.00


950.00


1,650.00


1,645.84


· 4.16


RECREATION AND


UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


125.00


125.00


125.00


E. R. A.


3,000.00


3,000.00


1,982.97


1,017.03


Reserve fund


, 500.00


371.11


128.89


128.89


Insurance


2,210.50


2,210.50


2,070.10


140.40


Printing town reports


271.00


271.00


271.00


Lighting town build-


ings


579.75


579.75


579.75


Water in town build-


ings


300.00


300.00


300.00


Cemeteries


950.00


309.50


1,259.50


1,259.50


Surveying cemetery


200.00


200.00


200.00


Interest


1,700.00


1,700.00


1,015.86


684.14


Municipal loan for relief


3,600.00


3,600.00


3,600.00


Water extension note


2,000.00


2,000.00


124,112.92


2,291.75


25,286.72


147,107.89


134,600.43


12,507.46


90


TOWN REPORT


OTHER PAYMENTS NOT APPROPRIATED


Refunds and


Balances Dec. 31, '34


Transfers Receipts


Total


Payments


Balance


Collector, 1934


$ 286.44


$ 25.60


$ 312.04


$ 285.16


$ 26.88


Collector, 1933


135.51


135.51


130.58


4.93


Vocational training


63.13


63.13


63.13


Road machinery main- tenance


897.00


897.00


888.69


8.31


State highway, Chap- ter 464, Acts 1935


$ 1,550.00


1,550.00


929.70


620.30


Road machinery ac-


count


710.30


907.51


2,347.26


2,150.05


2,150.05


Kimball Park


13.00


94.50


107.50


94.00


13.50


Insurance, 1934


28.50


28.50


28.50


Printing


42.00


42.00


42.00


Temporary loans


25,000.00


73,000.00


98,000.00


68,000.00


30,000.00


Loan, Chapter 44, Sec. A




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