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$760 15
TAXES, 1928.
Outstanding March 27, 1930, per pre-
vious audit . . $75,065 54
Abatements after payments, refunded
16 44
$75,081 48
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to December
31,1930
$39,923 33
1931
24,239 26
$64,162 59
Abatements:
March 27 to December
31,1930
$ 192 40
1931
3,280 26
3,472 66
Outstanding December 31, 1931
7,446 23
$75,081 48
Ontstanding January 1, 1932 $7,446 23
Adjustments:
Taxes 1929 reported as taxes 1928 $ 85
Interest reported as taxes 1928 6 27
Duplicate abatements 67 00
Tax titles reported
in error
156 50
230 62
26
Abatements after pay- ment, to be refunded $42 86 Duplicate payment to collector,to be refund- ed 3 70
$46 56
$7,723 41
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 . $1,464 30
Abatements January 1 to September 17,1932 5,556 19
Tax titles taken by town January 1 to September 17,1932 615 84
Abatements not previously reported . 8 00
Unlocated difference .
10
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list . - 40 50
Cash balance September 17, 1932
·
38 48
$7,723 41
TAXES, 1929.
Outstanding March 27, 1930, per pre-
vious audit .
$152,021 24
Payments after abatement, refunded
1930 .
42 90
Overpayments to collector, refunded
1930 .
118 30
$152,182 44 -
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem- ber 31, 1930 $52,201 34
1931
65,038 16 -$117,239 50
Abatements: March 27 to December 31, 1930 $339 07
1931
·
1,797. 12
2,136 19
27
Outstanding December 31, 1931
$32,806 75
$152,182 44
Outstanding January 1, 1932 $32,806 75
Duplicate abatements, adjusted 52 20
Abatements after payment to be re- funded 33 00
Overpayment to collector, to be re- funded 15 28
Unlocated difference
1 54
$32,908 77
Payments to treasurer January1, to September 17, 1932 . $22,717 98
Abatements January 1, to September 17,1932 3,280 69
Tax titles taken by town January 1, to September 17, 1932
2,191 35 . Adjustments:
Taxes 1929, reported as taxes 1928 85
Abatement of taxes 1929, reported as taxes 1931 62 70
Abatements not previously reported Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 4,377 90
60
Cash balance September 17, 1932
.
276 70
$32,908 77
TAXES, 1930.
Commitments per warrants
$518,840 00
Additional commitments 8,232 45
$527,036 45
Payments to treasurer:
1930
$323,231 77
1931
81,340 52
-- $404,572 29
Abatements:
1930
$3,383. 00
1981
.
319 60
3,702 60
Outstanding December 31, 1931
118,761 56
$527,036 45
28
Outstanding January 1, 1932 . $118,761 56 Adjustments:
Commitment list in excess of war- rant 10 00
Taxes 1931, reported as taxes 1930 23
Interest reported as taxes 1930 1 80
Abatement reported in error 171 70
Overpayments to collector, to be ad- justed 42 13
$118,987 42
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 . $69,957 57
Abatements January 1, to September 17,1932 952 50
Tax titles taken by town January 1 to September 17, 1932 . 5,465 90 Adjustments:
Taxes 1980, reported as interest 2 00
Tax titles not previously reported 190 00
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list . 40,259 36
Cash balance September 17, 1932 . 2,160 09
- $118,987 42
TAXES, 1931.
Commitment per warrant $534,134 34
Additional commitment
198 80
Reassessments 101 48
Duplicate payment to collector, re- funded
266 60
Abatements after payment, refunded 37 84
$534,739 06
Payments to treasurer $310,164 49 Abatements . 4,580 82
Outstanding December 31, 1931 219,993 75
$534,739 06
29
Outstanding January 1, 1982 $219,993 75 Adjustments:
Interest reported as taxes 1931 36 56
Abatement of taxes 1929, reported as taxes, 1931 ·
62 70
Collections not committed . ·
2 00
Overpayments to collector, to be re- funded 31 40
$220,126 41
Payments to treasurer, January 1 to
September 17, 1932 . $80,144 75
Abatements January 1 to September 17,1932 359 48
Adjustments:
Taxes 1931, reported as taxes 1930 23
Abatement not previously reported 60
Tax titles not previously reported 5,605 48
Outstanding September17, 1932, per list . .
182,173 69
Cash balance September 17, 1932
. - 1,842 18
$220,126 41
POLL TAXES, 1932.
Commitment per warrant .
. $8,348 00
Adjustments:
Commitment list in excess of war-
rant
2 00
Collections not committed
4 00
$8,354 00
Payments to treasurer to September 17, 1932 $3,212 00
Outstanding September 17, 1982, per list. ·
4,924 00
Cash balance September 17, 1932
.
218 00
88,354 0
30
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES .-- 1931.
Commitment per warrant · $4,396 00
Additional commitment 22 00
Payments to treasurer . $3,046 00
$4,418 00 Outstanding December 31, 1931 1,372 00
$4,418 00
Outstanding January 1, 1932 $1,372 00
Duplicate payments to collector, to
be refunded 3 00
$1,375 00
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932: By collector $634 00
By State treasurer 203 00
$837 00
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per
list 535 00
Cash balance September 17, 1932 3 00
$1,375 00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES -- 1932.
Commitment per warrant . $4,396 00
Commitment list in excess of warrant 1 00
$4,397 00
Payments to treasurer to September
17,1932 . $1,694 00 Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 2,587 00
Cash balance September 17, 1932
116 00
$4,397 00
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1929. Outstanding March 27, 1930, per pre- vious audit . $2,753 45
Abatements after payment, refunded 21 05 $2,774 50
31
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to December 31,1930 $1,115 04
1931 . 439 28
- $1,554 32
Abatements:
March 27 to December
31,1930 $ 3 85
1931
574 79
578 64
Outstanding December 31, 1931
641 54
$2,774 50
Outstanding January 1, 1932 . . $641 54
Motor vehicle excise taxes 1930 re- ported as 1929 .
2 00
Duplicate payment to collector, to be refunded 1 19
$644 73
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932
$35 88
Adjustments:
Refund of motor vehicle excise taxes 1930 reported as 1929 5 09 . Abatements not previously reported 30
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list . 603 46
$644 78
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1930.
Commitments per warrants
$25,623 40
Abatements after payment, refunded:
1930
$83 90
1931
12 83
96 75 - $25,720 13
Payments to treasurer:
1930 . $10,270 76
32
:
1931 .
$3,133 49
-- $22,404 25
Abatements:
1930 .
$988 38
1931
4 56
992 94
Outstanding December 31, 1931
2,322 94
$25,720 13
Outstanding January 1, 1932 .
$2,322 94
Overpayments to collector, refunded 9 96
Adjustment:
Refund of motor vehicle excise
taxes 1930 reported as 1929 .
5 09
Abatement after pay-
ment, to be refunded $4 51
Overpayment to collector to be adjusted 2 01
6 52
$2,344 51
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 $475 40
Abatements January 1 to September 17, 1932 22 31
Adjustments:
Warrants in excess of commitment list 10 10
Motor vehicle excise taxes 1930 re- ported as 1929 2 00
Refund of interest on motor vehicle excise taxes 1930 reported as in- terest on motor vehicle excise taxes 1930 02
Abatements not previously reported Unlocated difference · Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list .
11 10
36
1,823 22
-$2,344 51
33
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1931.
Commitments per warrants . $22,664 63
Abatements after payment, refunded
848 09
$28,512 72
Payment to treasurer .
$16,512 40
Abatements .
936 54
Outstanding December 31, 1931 6,063 78
$23,512 72
Outstanding January 1, 1982 $6,063 78
Adjustments:
Duplicate abatement 4 83
Abatements reported in error
86
Interest reported as motor vehicle excise taxes 1931 . 02
Abatements after payment, refunded
220 92
Abatements after payment, to be re- funded .
9 36
Unlocated difference .
2 50
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 $3,383 09
Abatements January 1 to September 17, 1932 200 79
Duplicate refund, to be adjusted
3 17
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 2,715 22
$6,302 27
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1932.
Commitments per warrants . . $17,521 85 Adjustments:
Commitment list in excess of war-
rants
·
03
Duplicate abatement 8 17
Abatements after payments, refunded 418 21
Abatements after payment, to be re- funded
10 36
- $17,958 62
$6,302 .27
-
34
Payments to treasurer January 1 to
September 17, 1982 . $18,165 43
Abatements January 1 to September
17, 1932 . 511 45
Duplicate refund, to be adjusted 8 17
Unlocated difference . 09
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 4,167 74
Cash balance September 17, 1932
105 74
$17,958 62
UNAPPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS. Outstanding March 27, 1980, per pre- vious audit . $8,255 30
Additional commitment 1980 . ·
989 42
Abatements after payment, refunded 1980,
465 50
$9,710 22
Payments to treasurer: March 27 to Decem- ber 31, 1930 $2,764 94
1981 . .
661 94
$3,426 88
Abatements March 27 to December
31, 1980 ; . 1,173 17
Apportionments March 27 to Decem- ber 31, 1930 187 74
Outstanding December 31, 1931 · 4,922 43
$9,710 22
Outstanding January 1, 1982 . . $ 4,922 43 Additional commitment . 14,108 07 Adjustments:
Apportioned sewers 1932 reported as unapportioned sewers 16 44
Interest reported as unapportioned sewers . 18 28
35
Abatements of apportioned sewers 1910-1932 reported as unap- portioned sewers $53 11
Abatements of apportioned sewers 1938-1987 reported as unappor- tioned sewers 47 58
Apportioned sewers 1933-1941 re- ported as unapportioned sew- ers
84 21
Overpayment to collector, adjusted 10 Overpayment to collector, to be re- funded 25 00
$19,275 22
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 $3,92l 57
Apportionments January 1 to Sep- tember 17, 1932 . . Adjustments:
5,571 83
Unapportioned sewers reported as interest
26 73
Refunds of apportioned sewers 1928
and 1929 reported as unappor- tioned 21 25
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list .
9,732 84
Cash balance September 17, 1932
1 00
$19,275 22
APPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS -- 1910-1932.
Outstanding March 27, 1980 per ledger
$448 84
Commitments:
March 27 to Decem-
$198 38
ber 81, 1930
·
1981
.
.
218 32
416 65
$865 49
36
1
-
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem- ber 31, 1930
$114 96
1931 .
80 02
$194 98
Outstanding December 31, 1931
670 51
$865 49
Outstanding January 1, 1932 . $670 51
Commitment
729 26
Apportioned sewers 1932 reported as apportioned sewers 1933 . 2 91
Adjustment of outstanding accounts: Apportioned sewers 1931 $ 01
Apportioned sewers 1932 01
02
Refunds of apportioned sewers 1928 and 1929 reported as unappor- tioned
21 25
$1,423 95
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932
$148 72
Adjustments:
Apportioned sewers 1932 reported as unapportioned sewers . 16 44
Apportioned sewers 1911-1917 re- ported as interest 98
Abatements of apportioned sewers reported as unapportioned sewers 53 11 Adjustment of outstanding appor- tioned sewers 1929 · 30 ·
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 1,204 40
$1,423 95
INTEREST, TAXES 1926. Cash balance March 27, 1980, per previous audit $ 24
37
Collections March 27, 1930, to Decem-
ber 31, 1931
. $30 48
$30 72
Payments to treasurer,
March 27 to December 31, 1930, $26 92
1931
3 80
$30 72
INTEREST, TAXES 1927.
Cash balance March 27, 1930, per previous audit $ 6 68
Collections March 27, 1930, to Decem- ber 31, 1931 .
1,128 15
$1,134 83
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem- ber 31, 1930
$742 44
1931
389 30
- $1,131 74
Interest reported
as
taxes 1927 3 09 .
$1,134 83
INTEREST, TAXES 1928.
Cash balance March 27, 1930, per previous audit .
$
41 58
Collections March 27, 1930 to Sep- tember 27, 1932 8,621 05
$8,662 63
Payments to treasurer: March 27 to Decem. Der 31, 1930 $4,313 22
1931 4,051 76
January 1 to Septem- ber 17, 1932 291 38
$8,656 36
Interest reported as taxes 1928
6 27
$8,662 63
38
INTEREST, TAXES 1929.
Cash balance March 27, 1930, per previous audit .
$ 28 08
Collections March 27, 1930, to Sep- ber 17, 1932 .
12,979 61
$13,007 69
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem-
her 31, 1930
$2,988 75
1931
6,473 37
January 1 to Septem -
ber 17, 1932
3,539 50
$13,001 62
Interest reported as fees
4 78
Cash balance Septem-
ber 17, 1932 .
1 29
$13,007 69
INTEREST, TAXES 1930.
Collections · to Septem-
ber 17, 1932 ·
$10,105 40
Taxes 1930 reported as interest 2 00
$10,107 40
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem-
ber 31, 1930
$ 354 33
1931
3,685 26
January 1 to Septem-
ber 17, 1932
5,902 94
$9,942 53
Interest reported as taxes, 1930
1 80
Cash balance September 17, 1932 163 07
$10,107 40
INTEREST, TAXES 1931.
Collections to September 17, 1932 $3,206 37 Payments to treasurer: 1931 $ 280 55
39
January 1 to Septem- ber 16, 1932 $2,783 08
$3,063 63
Interest reported as taxes, 1931 36 56 Cash balance September 17,1932 106 18
$3,206 37
INTEREST, MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES 1929.
Cash balance March 27, 1930, per previous audit .
$ 24
Collections March 27, 1930, to Sep- tember 17, 1932
152 08
Interest on motor vehicle excise taxes
1930, reported as 1929 24
$152 56
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to December 31, 1930
$80 08
1931
65 13
January 1 to September 17, 1932 7 85
$152 56
INTEREST -MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES 1930.
Collections to September 17, 1932 $278 22
Refund of interest reported as motor vehicle excise taxes
1930 02
$278 24
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to December 31, 1930 $ 58 92
1931 161 64
January 1 to September 17, 1932 57 44
Interest on motor vehicle excise tax
1930 reported as 1929
24
$278 24
INTEREST-MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES 1931.
Collections to September 17, 1932, $84 95 Payments to Treasurer : 1931, $13 56
40
January 1 to Septem- ber 17, 1932, $71 37
$84 93
Interest reported as motor vehicle ex-
cise taxes 1931,
02
$84 95
INTEREST-MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES 1932.
Collections to September 17, 1932, ·
$5 53
Payments to Treasurer, January 1 to September 17, 1932 . $5 16
Cash balance September 17, 1932,
37
$5 53
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1926.
Collections March 27, 1930, to Decem-
ber 31, 1931, $2 85
Payments to Treasurer, 1931, $2 85
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1927.
Collections March 27, 1930, to Decem-
$35 60 ber 31, 1931, .
Payments to Treasurer :
·
March 27 to December 31, 1930, ·
$ 2 75
32 85
1931,
.
$35 60
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1928. Collections March 27, 1930, to Septem- ber 17, 1932, $296 10
Payments to Treatsrer :
March 27 to December 31, 1930, $107 15
151 20
1931,
January 1 to September 17, 1932, .
37 75
$296 10
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1929. Collections, $667 42
41
1
Adjustments : .
Fees-Taxes and Assessments 1930,
reported as 1929, .
$
75
Interest reported as fees, 4 78
$672 95
Payments to Treasurer .
March 27 to December 31, 1930, $ 65 50
1931,. 225 25
January 1 to September 17, 1932, .
382 20
$672 95
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1930.
Collections to September 17, 1932, $614 25
Payments to Treasurer :
1931, $268 00
January 1 to September 17, 1932, . 317 25
Fees-Taxes and Assessments 1930,
reported as 1929, .
75
Cash balance September 17, 1932, .
28 25
$614 25
COLLECTOR'S FEES-TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1931.
Collections to September 17, 1932, $480 05
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932, . $473 25
Cash Balance September 17, 1932,
6 80
$480 05
COLLECTOR'S FEES -- TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 1932. Collections to September 17, 1932, $140 95
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932, $140 25
Cash balance September 17, 1932, .
70
$140 95
INTEREST-UNAPPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS. Collections March 27, 1930 to Sep- tember 17, 1932 $434 83
42
Unapportioned sewers reported as
$26 73 interest
$461 56
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to Decem-
ber 31, 1930 $296 79
1931
84 83
January 1 to Septem-
ber 17, 1932
61 66
$443 28
Interest reported as uuapportioned
sewers
18 28
$461 56
INTEREST-APPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS, 1910-1932.
Collections March 27, 1910, to Sep- tember 17, 1932 .
$65 21
Apportioned sewers 1911-1917, re-
ported as interest
98
$66 19
Payments to treasurer:
March 27 to December 31, 1930
$38 10
1931
22 53
January 1 to September 17, 1932 5 56
$66 19
TOWN HALL RENTALS.
Outstanding January 1, 1931, $ 50 00
Charges
190 00
$240 00
Payments to treasurer, 1931
$240 00
Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932 $ 95 00
Charges not previously reported 110 00
$205 00
43
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 1T, 1932 . $95 00
Abatements, not previously reported 50 00
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 60 00
$205 00
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Outstanding January 1, 1931 $ 722 59
Charges
1,171 66
$1,894 25
Payments to treasurer
$538 03
Abatements
254 28
Outstanding December 31, 1931
1,101 94
$1,894 25
Outstanding January 1, 1932 $1,101 94
Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932
43 04
Adjustments:
Charges not previously reported 42 30
Excess abatement
12
$1,187 40-
Payments to treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 .
$852 92
Abatements January 1 to September 17, 1932 17 01
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 318 30
$1,187 40
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Outstanding January 1, 1931 .
$684 76
Charges
83 00
$767 76
Payments to treasurer $ 25 00
Adjustment of outstanding accounts 204 1g
Outstanding December 31, 1931 538 60
$767 76.
44
Outstanding January 1, 1932 . $538 60 Charges not previously reporte l 150 00
$688 60
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list $688 60
PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT,
General Aid.
Outstanding January 1, 1931, per
ledger . $1,575 37
Charges 1931 . 8,127 30
Infirmary collections reported as gen- eral aid ·
38 48
$9,741 15
Payments to Treasurer . $8,499 88
Abatements 22 00
Outstanding December 31, 1931 1,219 27
-
$9,741 15
Outstanding January 1, 1932 . $1,219 27
Charges January 1 to September 17,
1932
7,633 60
Adjustments :
Infirmary collections reported as general aid 28
Charges not previously reported 24
Duplicate payment, to be refunded 81 00
$8,937 39
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 .
$2,329 69
Adjustment of outstanding accounts 236 35
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 6,371 35
$8,937 39
Mothers' Aid. Outstanding January 1, 1931, per ledger $3,608 20
45
Charges
. $7,325 30
$10,933 50
Payments to Treasurer
. $8,847 54
Abatements · ·
143 37
Outstanding December 31, 1931 .
1,942 59
$10,933 50
Outstanding January:1, 1932 $1,942 59 Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932
8,715 06
Adjustments:
Charges not previously reported 238 00
Overpayments. to be refunded 13 32
$10,908 97
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 $ 229 33
Adjustment of outstanding accounts 458 50
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list, . 10,221 14
$10,908 97
Old Age Assistance.
Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932
$13,209 10
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list
$13,209 10
Town Infirmary.
Outstanding January 1, 1931 . $ 566 34
Charges 1931 .
. 4,312 57
$4,878 91
Payments to Treasurer
$4,355 59 .
Infirmary collections reported as general aid 38 48
Outstanding December 81, 1931 .
284 84
$4,878 91
Outstanding January 1, 1932 $ 284 84 Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932 2,523 61
-
46
Adjustment of outstanding accounts $92 49
Overpayments to be refunded 1 17
$2,902 11
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932 . $2,425 91 Adjustments:
Infirmary collections reported as general aid 28
Infirmary collections reported as damages 5 00
Charges reported in excess of list 26 76
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list 430 68
Due from infirmary superintendent September 17, 1932 13 48
$2,902 11
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Accounts Receivable.
Outstanding January 1, 1931
$ 855 26 ·
Charges · 6,408 89
$7,264 15
Payments to Treasurer, . $5,823 76
Abatements,
114 28
Outstanding December 31, 1931 · 1,326 11
$7,264 15
Outstanding January 31, 1932, . $1,326 11
Charges January 1 to September 17, 1932, 191 40
Charges not previously reported, · 5,800 56
$7,318 07
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932, $1,276 11 Abatements January 1 to September 17, 1932, . 16 60
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list, · 6,025 36
$7,318 07
47
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT. Accounts Receivable.
Outstanding January 1, 1931, per led-
ger,
$509 00
Charges,
783 50
$1,292 50
Payments to Treasurer,
$809 50
Abatements, .
126 00
Outstanding December 31, 1931, - 357 00
$1,292 50
Outstanding January 1, 1932, $357 00
Adjustments:
Charges not previously reported, 632 50
Abatements reported in error, . 6 00
$995 50
Payments to Treasurer January 1 to September 17, 1932, · Charges 1930, reported in excess of detailed list. 139 00
$573 00
Outstanding September 17, 1932, per list,
206 00
Cash on hand September 17, 1932
77 50
$995 50
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS.
Savings Securities
Deposits Par Value Total
On hand at beginning of year 1931
$21,984 17 $21,984 17
On hand at end of year 1931
$22,783 01
$22,783 01
On hand September 17, 1932
$2,534 92 $22,000 00 $24,534 92
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48
Receipts.
Payments.
1931.
Income .
$1,514 78
Added to Savings
deposits
$ 798 84
Bequests
400 00
Transfer to town 1,115 94
$1,914 78
$1,914 78
January I to September 17, 1932.
Withdrawn from
Purchase of se- curities (par
Savings depos- its
$21,095 96
value)
$22,000 00
Income . ·
1,051 91
Added to sav-
Bequests
.
700 00
ings depos-
847 87
$22,847 87
$22,847 87
TOWN OF MILFORD. BALANCE SHEET-SEPTEMBER 17, 1932. GENERAL ACCOUNTS.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES.
Cash:
In Banks and Office . .
.
$10,474 48
Advances for Petty Cash .
155 00
Special State Tax-Old Age Assistance . .
.
$10,629 48 Accounts Payable:
Unpaid Checks .
$55,351 94 ·
Refunds-Taxes 1927 .
49 69
Levy of 1926
$ 08
Levy of 1928 32 52
Levy of 1929
4,604 78
Levy of 1930
42,377 32
Levy of 1931
133,984 47
Library
5 00
Levy of 1932, Polls .
5,142 00
155 00
186,141 17 Tailings
50 30
Judgment-Taxes 1926
157 10 Surplus War Bonus Fund
3,293 99
Old Age Assistance Taxes:
Sale of Pearl Street Property
500 00
Levy of 1931
$ 535 00
Sales of Cemetery Lots and Graves Smith-Hughes Fund
.
.
408 00
Levy of 1932 .
2,703 00
202 02
3,238 00 Trust Fund Income:
Vernon Grove Cemetery
$122 03
Levy of 1929
602 27
North Purchase Street Cemetery .
17 35
Levy of 1930
1,817 06
139 38
Levy of 1931
2,706 53
264,848 35
Levy of 1932
4,271 38
769 10
Unapportioned Sewer Assessments,
$2,645 91
1914-1932 ,
.
$ 9,708 84
9,397 24 Overlays -Reserved for Abatements: Levy of 1929 Levy of 1930
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3,569 65
.
Reserves for Petty Cash Advances:
Public Welfare
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.
$ 50 00
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Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus . .
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Temporary Loans: In Anticipation of Revenue 1932 .
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$285,000 00 4,419 00
Accounts Receivable: Taxes:
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55,401 63
. Schools 100 00
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Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:
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Unexpended Appropriation Balances ·
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GENERAL ACCOUNTS-CONTINUED.
Levy of 1931 .
$1,500 78
$7,716 34
Tax Titles
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Departmental:
Town Hall
$ 60 00
Health
318 30
Highway
688 60
Public Welfare
6,290 35
Infirmary .
442 99
Mothers' Aid
10,207 82
Old Age Assistance
13,209 10
State Aid
490 00
Military Aid
357 50
School
6,025 36
Cemetery
283 50
State Aid to Highways · County Aid to Highways
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Revenue 1932:
Appropriations
$617,507 23
Deduct:
Estimated Receipts Col- lected
. $60,825 81
Poll Commitment 1932 8,354 00
69,179 81
Loans Authorized-Main Street .
Overlay Deficits:
Levy of 1925
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.
164 56 42 60
Levy of 1927
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314 77
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$1,204 40
$10,913 24 Revenue Reserved Until Collected:
15,867 61 Court Judgment ·
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. Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 9,397 24
Sewer . Tax Title .
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15,867 61
Departmental .
38,373 52
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74,708 71 164,092 93
Surplus Revenue
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11,168 72
13,160 61
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548,327 42 8,000 00
· Levy of 1926 .
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$ 157 10
10,913 24
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38,373 52
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Apportioned Sewer Assessments, 1910-1932
Levy of 1928
5,444 26
5,966 19
Overdrawn Account: Vernon Grove Cemetery .
364 45
$861,704 75
$861,704 75
DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS.
Apportioned Sewer Assessments Not Due .
$5,357 71| Sewer Assessment Revenue Due In:
1933
$647 94
1934
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653 61
1935
654 90
1936
654 86
1937
574 41
1938
552 48
1939
552 44
1940
533 57
1941
533 50
$5,357 71
$5,357 71
DEBT ACCOUNTS.
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$132,000 00|Sewer Loans .
$79,000 00
Highway Loans
41,000 00
School Loans . .
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12,000 00
$132,000 00
$132,000 00
Trust Fund, Cash and Securities ·
TRUST ACCOUNTS. $24,534 92|Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds ·
$24,534 92
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A true copy.
Attest: DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
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Selectmen's Report.
What course is Milford going to pursue? Are we going to continue to pay out large sums of money for Welfare Re- lief and confine it absolutely to Welfare alone, or are we going to establish a well-defined l'ublic Works program and allow those needing assistance an opportunity to earn same and main- tain their self-respect, and give the Tax Payers something in return for their money ?
The last year has perhaps tried the Municipalities of our Com- mon wealth greater than any previous year of our time, in regards to meeting their obligations due to the great unemployment situation prevailing throughout our Nation. The sources from which our Towns and Cities have received their finances in the past in anticipation of their taxes, took the position that unless 90 per cent. of the taxes were collected they did not care to loan any money. Milford found itself to be one of those Towns that did not come within the requirements of the financial institu- tions, leaving us in rather a difficult position to obtain money. But as a result of a visit of your Board of Selectmen and your Town Treasurer, with State Treasurer Hurley, at the State House, within forty-eight hours of that time, Milford had bor- rowed $150,000, which broke the prevalent feeling that Milford was a bankrupt institution and immediately our Firemen, our School Teachers and our Police Department were receiving their back salaries and long outstanding bills were paid.
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