Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Palmer, Massachusetts 1949, Part 3

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4.00


Repairs


81.30


Seed, Fertilizer and Plants


55.70


Shoeing Horse


35.00


Supplies


56.05


Surgical Appliances


12.00


Telephones


66.61


Tobacco


61.74


Veterinary


7.00


Water Rent


32.00


X-Rays


10.00


Salary, Warden and Matron


1,500.00


$6,762.92


Outside Poor-(Palmer Settled Cases Aided Direct) :


Board, Private Families 1,411.47


Board, Private Institutions


171.37


191.13


42


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Burials


320.00


Cash


859.81


Clothing


442.51


Dental


54.00


Ear Treatment


3.00


Eye Exam. and Glasses


18.00


Fuel


149.72


Hospitals and X-Rays


580.40


Household Supplies


7.15


Light


16.93


Maternity


40.00


Medical and Medicine


117.20


Provisions


2,827.68


Rent


192.57


Shoe Repairs


4.50


Surgical


110.00


7,326.31


State Cases-(Cases Without


Settlement:)


Clothing


33.18


Fuel


75.59


Hospitals and X-Rays


457.40


Medicine


1.85


Provisions


900.08


Rent


84.00


Surgical


180.00


1,732.10


For Other Cities and Town-(Cases Settled in Other Cities and Towns-Aided In Palmer) :


Dental


65.00


Provisions


94.19


159.19


By Other Cities and Towns-(Palmer Settled in Other Cities and Towns-Cases, aided in Palmer) :


Cash


617.95


Hospitals


36.00


Medicine


3.42


Provisions


98.50


755.87


Total Expenses


$18,583.52


43


NET COST OF CHARITIES


Total Expenses


$18,583.52


Less Total Overlay


$383.58


Less Receipts of Town Infirmary


1,111.97


Less Outstanding Bills-Other Cities and Towns


81.15


Less Outstanding Bill-Individual


88.50


Less Outstanding Bills-State


72.00


Less Reimbursements from Individuals Estate 169.60


Less Outstanding Board


433.93


Less Reimbursements-State and Other Cities and Towns 5,159.04


7,499.77


Net Cost


$11,083.75


Overlay from Support of Poor and


General Administration 383.58


383.58


REPORT OF THE TOWN INFIRMARY RECEIPTS


Board


$4,450.40


Sale of Equipment


26.00


Sale of Hogs


140.00


Sale of Produce


68.65


Lease of Land


50.00


Total Receipts


$4,735.05


Disbursements:


Paid Treasurer


$1,111.97


Balance Paid Treasurer (Direct)


3,623.08


Total Disbursements $4,735.05


BILLS RECEIVABLE


Board 433.93


433.93


44


INVENTORY


Furniture


2,000.00


Food and Supplies


400.00


Livestock


150.00


Hay and Grain


75.00


Wood, Coal and Lumber


330.00


Farm Implements


200.00


Equipment


375.00


Clothing ยท


20.00


Total Inventory


$3,550.00


No. of Inmates Registered during the Year 29


Largest number at one time


23


No. of Inmates December 31, 1949


11


NET COST OF TOWN INFIRMARY


Total Expenses-Town Infirmary


$6,762.92


Less Receipts


4,735.05


Less Outstanding Board


433.93


5,168.98


1,593.94


Plus Receipts for Previous Years


303.97


$1,897.91


Respectfully submitted,


OSCAR LAVIOLETTE, Chairman


GEORGE E. CALLAHAN


JOHN K. MCKENZIE


Board of Public Welfare


By: WILLIAM C. DALY, Agent


Net Cost


45


Report of The Board of Public Welfare For Aid to Dependent Children


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Palmer:


The annual report of the Board of Public Welfare on Aid to Dependent Children for the year 1949 is hereby respectfully sub- mitted:


Number of Cases 19


Number of Persons 56


RECEIPTS


Town Appropriation, Aid and General Expenses $7,000.00


Transfer, Town Appropriation, Aid


and General Expenses 2,580.00


Balance on hand, U. S. Grants for


Aid, January 1, 1949 932.75


Received during the year, U. S. Grants for Aid 4,375.22


Balance on hand, U. S. Grants for


Administration, January 1, 1949 183.00


Received during the year, U. S. Grants for Administration 334.30


Reimbursements from State 3,998.00


Total Receipts $19,403.27


EXPENDITURES


Cash, from U. S. Grants for Aid $3,778.24


Cash, from Town Appropriation for Aid 9,394.37


Total Cash Expenditures for Aid Administrative Expenses from Town Appropriation 162.50


$13,172.61


46


Expenses from U. S. Grants for Administration 342.36


Total Administrative Expenses


504.86


Total Expenses for Aid and Administration


$13,677.47


Less Reimbursements from State 3,998.00


Less U. S. Grants


5,825.27


Less Town Appropriation Overlay 23.13


9,846.40


Net Cost $3,831.07


Balance from U. S. Grants for Aid 1,529.73


Balance from U. S. Grants for Administration


174.94


Balance from Town Appropriation for Aid and General Expenses 23,13


Total Balance $1,727.80


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN K. MCKENZIE, Chairman


GEORGE E. CALLAHAN


OSCAR LAVIOLETTE


Board of Public Welfare


By: WILLIAM C. DALY, Agent


47


Report of the Bureau of Old Age Assistance


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Palmer:


The Annual Report of the Bureau of Old Age Assistance for the year 1949 is hereby respectfully submitted: 150


Number of active cases January 1, 1949


4


Applications received during the year


48


Applications approved during the year


30


Applications rejected during the year


18


Applications pending at end of the year


4


Cases closed during the year 30


Number of active cases December 31, 1949 150


Palmer settled cases aided in other cities and towns 18


RECEIPTS


Town Appropriation, Aid and General Expenses $60,000.00


Transfer, Town Appropriation, Aid


and General Expenses 5,000.00


U. S. Grants for Old Age Assistance Only:


Balance on hand, January 1, 1949 124.39


Received during the year


48,984.64


Refund, U. S. Grants for Aid 190.25


U. S. Grants for Old Age Administration Only: Balance on hand, January 1, 1949 61.67


Received during the year 1,590.96


115,951.91


Reimbursements:


Cities and Towns


1,548.46


State


41,773.52


Meal Tax from State


2,459.18


45,781.16


Total Receipts


$161,733.07


Applications pending January 1, 1949


48


PAYMENTS


Town Cases


$83,861.89


For Other Cities and Towns


9,008.56


For State Cases


14,395.38


By Other Cities and Towns


1,355.33


Total Expenses for Aid


$108,621.16


Expended from Town Appropriation for Aid 62,151.64


Expended from Fed. Grants for Aid


46,469.52


Total Expenses for Aid


$108,621.16


ADMINISTRATION


Bureau of Old Age Assistance


$600.00


Administration


3,934.00


4,534.00


Other Expenses:


Trans. and Travel


190.87


Postage


15.03


Supplies and Printing


165.01


Telephone


67.75


Social Service Index


20.50


Service Agreement on Adding Machine


13.50


Cleaning and Adjusting Typewriter


8.00


480.66


Total Administrative Expenses


$5,014.66


Expended from Town Appropriation for Salary of Bureau 600.00


Expended from Town Appropriation for Administrative Expenses


2,809.74


Expended from U. S. Grants for Administration 1,604.92


Total Administrative Expenses $5,014.66


Total Expenses for Aid and Administration


$113,635.82


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NET COST OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Total Expenses


$113,635.82


Less Reimbursements from State and Other Cities and Towns 43,321.98


Less U. S. Grants 50,761.66


Less Outstanding Bills, Other Cities and Towns 492.47


Less Meal Tax Receipts from State


2,458.18


Less Refunds, Fed. Grants for Aid 190.25


97,224.54


Net Cost


$16,411.28


Balance from U. S. Grants for Aid


$2,829.76


Balance from U. S. Grants for


Administration 47.71


Overlay from Town Appropriation for


Aid and General Expenses


38.62


Total Balance $2,916.09


Respectfully submitted,


GEORGE E. CALLAHAN, Chairman JOHN K. MCKENZIE OSCAR LAVIOLETTE Bureau of Old Age Assistance By: WILLIAM C. DALY, Agent


Cemetery Commissioners' Report


For year ending December 31, 1949


$10,000.00


Expenditures :


9,895.29


Balance


$ 104.71


Receipts :


$3,404.46


Paid to Robert L. McDonald, Town Treasurer


$3,404.46


358 Perpetual Care Funds


$650.00 Added in 1949, making a total of


$51,818.00


Respectfully submitted,


GEORGE S. GAY ROBERT C. BRAINERD Cemetery Commissioners By :- BERT L. BEERS, Clerk


Appropriation


50


Report of Town Bookkeeper


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


I herewith submit my Annual Report of Receipts and Ex- penditures for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1949:


RECEIPTS


Taxes for Current Year:


Poll


5,992.00


Personal


55,310.05


Real Estate


290,709.15


Motor Vehicle Excise


44,887.57 396,898.77


Taxes for Previous Years:


Poll


324.00


Personal


787.01


Real Estate


29,423.23


Motor Vehicle Excise


2,135.90


32,670.14


Taxes from State:


Corporation Tax


81,489.20


Income


98,048.24


Meal


2,459.18 181,996.62


Sale of Tax Possession #5


330.00


Parking Meter Collections


11,942.28


Court Fines


1,251.55


Withheld from Wages:


Withholding Tax


26,075.30


Blue Cross and Blue Shield


995.45


County Retirement


5,250.70


32.321.45


Licenses and Permits


State Licenses


90.00


Garage


22.00


Sunday


64.00


Pool and Bowling


36.00


Firearms


4.40


Auctioneer


4.00


Junk and Privileges


306.00


Pinball


85.00


Innholders


1,530.00


Club


2,300.00


51


Restaurant


2,925.00


Package


1,425.00


Common Victualer


80.00


One Day


50.00


Alcohol


10.00


Dog Licenses


1,905.20


Pasteurization


60.00


Ice Cream


75.00


Camp


1.50


Undertakers


6.00


Milk and Oleo


32.50


Poultry Slaughtering


1.00


Bottling


40.00


Day Nursery


1.00


11,053.60


Sale of Real Estate


2,350.00


Grants and Gifts


From County-Dog Licenses


1,505.50


From State-Erosion Control


2,000.00


Education


7,570.00


Tuition


4,745.31


Smith-Hughes Fund


143.57


English Speaking Classes


425.00


Vocational Education


3,309.61


Loss of Taxes


188.83


19,887.82


From Federal Govt .:


Old Age Assistance


50,575.60


Aid to Dependent Children


4,709.52


Plan Preparation


4,600.00


59,885.12


Receipts From General Depts.


Selectmen:


Rental of Land and Building


1,421.00


Sale of Pump


125.00


1,546.00


Park Department:


Use of Legion Field


100.00


100.00


Protection of Public


Bicycle Registrations


20.00


Sealing Fees


345.12


365.12


Public Welfare: Infirmary


Board


877.32


Sale of Produce


1.00


Sale of Hay


67.65


Sale of Equipment


166.00


1,111.97


52


Highways:


Sewer Connections


1,155.00


Gravel Acct.


25.50


Beacon Repairs


122.41


Guard Rail Repairs


60.00


Joint Chap. 90 Maintenance:


State


1,482.04


County


1,482.04


Joint Chap. 90 Construction


State


75,840.55


County


32,495.29 112,662.83


Reimbursements for Aid


Welfare:


State


2,826.66


Cities and Towns


2,332.38


Individuals


19.60


Aid to Dependent Children:


State


3,998.00


Old Age Assistance


State


41,773.52


Cities and Towns


1,548.46


Veterans' Benefits :


State


8,495.99


Towns and Cities


45.00


61,039.61


Tuition: Town of Wilbraham


1,590.00


Individuals


195.00


Other Receipts :


Sale of Merchandise


30.71


Rentals


612.65


2,428.36


Interest:


On Taxes


994.83


Demands


68.95


Thompson Fund


19.02


Merrick Fund


17.00


Perpetual Care Funds


1,028.12


2,127.92


Cemeteries


Sale of Lots


391.00


Care of Lots


1,559.62


Opening Graves


1,013.00


Foundations


309.04


Grading


131.80


3,404.46


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


650.00


53


Refunds


Insurance


2.00


Teacher's Retirement


42.75


Old Age Assistance Welfare


371.10


606.10


TOTAL RECEIPTS Cash on Hand January 1, 1949


936,629.72


439,214.53


1,375,844.25


EXPENDITURES General Government


Selectmen's Department:


Salaries of Board


$1,800.00


Printing & advertising


174.14


Office Supplies, stationery & postage


151.22


Expenses, travel, etc.


77.11


Telephone


253.01


Warrant expenses


1,007.05


Chap. 90 entry fees, Assn. dues, etc.


66.98


$3,529.51


Contingent Account:


Outside fires


1,068.57


Police Spotlight


22.15


Finance Committee


178.75


Memorial Hall Expenses


138.05


Street layouts


555.00


Auction, Fire Station, Park St.


164.50


Miscellaneous


87.63


2,214.65


Acounting & Auditing


2,890.00


2,890.00


Treasury Department:


Salary


3,400.00


Clerical


1,185.00


Office supplies & equipment


209.60


Stationery & postage


224.28


Printing


38.28


Surety bond


210.00


Miscellaneous


137.66


5,404.82


Election & Registration:


Registrars


400.00


Election officers


458.62


Stationery, office supplies


22.72


Printing


160.94


Street lists


300.00


Canvassing, listing


499.80


Miscellaneous


51.39


1,893.38


190.25


54


Town Offices :


Rent


Janitor


2,220.00 360.00 79.19


Light


Supplies


7.33


2,666.52


Town Clerk's Department


Salary


720.00


Office supplies & Equipment


203.62


Book binding


57.89


Postage, printing & advertising


51.81


Telephone


54.69


Surety Bond


15.00


Renovating Town Plans


117.60


Miscellaneous


48.52


1,269.13


Collector's Department:


Salary 1949


2520.00


Previous years


230.00


Clerk


1,664.00


Telephone


54.43


Postage & supplies


357.71


Printing


184.94


Surety & robbery bonds


345.25


Extra billing, typing


76.70


Office supplies & equipmerk


77.65


Miscellaneous


10.90


5,521.58


Assessors Department:


Salaries


2,400.00


Clerk


2,340.00


Book Binding


97.50


Maps


399:50


Offie Supplies, postage


147.70


Printing


144.05


Travel, expenses, etc.


519.74


Telephone


59.30


Miscellaneous


31.71


6,139.50


Law & Claim:


Counsel


1,500.00


Agent (6 months )


130.00


Claims


135.54


Expenses


538.15


2,33.69


License Commission :


Telephone


28.05


Clerical


6.50


Office supplies, printing


16.85


Travel


41.30


Miscellaneous


4.50


97.20


55


Town House:


Janitor


20.00


Fuel


22.00


Lights


9.60


Repairs & supplies


193.64


245.24


Town Dump:


Salary & Expenses


1,071.55


1,071.55


TOTAL FOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT


$35,246.77


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department:


Chief


4,056.67


Deputy Chief


1,863.29


Special Police


5,360.40


Day Patrol


5,600.00


Night Patrol


2,700.00


Village Patrols


4,549.80


Motorcycle


760.00


Transportation


600.00


Cruiser


2082.50


Police Office Expense


353.10


Lockup Expense


1,738.85


Extra Car Hire


220.55


Other Expenses


527.06


30,412.22


Forest Fires :


Salary of Warden


1,000.00


Fighting Fires


1,358.50


Supplies and equipment


427.39


Telephone


33.80


Gas, oil, repairs


150.64


Miscellaneous


19.45


2,989.78


Sealer:


Salary


740.00


Expenses


237.66


977.66


Moth Suppression :


Superintendent


414.00


Labor


863.00


Spraying


200.00


Miscellaneous


19.06


1,496.06


Tree Department:


Superintendent


873.00


Labor


869.55


Truck Hire


362.00


Supplies and equipment


42.21


Miscellaneous


35.00


2,181.76


TOTAL FOR PROTECTION OF PERSONS


$ 38,057.48


56


Health and Sanitation


Administrative Salaries


900.00


Telephone


134.51


Stationery, printing


34.44


Tuberculosis and Contagious Diseases


490.71


Vital Statistics


781.00


District Nurse


1,000.00


Vermin Control


279.00


Meat and Milk Inspection


587.65


Animal Inspection


300.00


Westfield State Sanitarium


876.00


Parochial Physician


200.00


Toxin-antitoxin


100.00


Miscellaneous


133.78


TOTAL FOR HEALTH


$ 5,817.09


HIGHWAYS


General Repairs:


Superintendent


1,131.84


Labor


17,654.66


Trucks, Equip. and Repairs


4,471.48


Gravel, Road Oil


1,145.80


Gas and Oil


993.37


Street Signs


354.50


Lights, Coal, Telephone


582.48


Compressor and bulldozer hire


91.25


Miscellaneous


297.17


26,722.55


Foundry St. "A"


Superintendent


14.40


Labor


199.96


Excavation


129.00


343.36


Breckenridge St. "A"


Superintendent


72.00


Labor


859.84


Trucks, Gas and Oil


187.80


Road Oil, gravel


352.14


Excavation


217.60


1,689.38


High St. (D) Extension


Superintendent


7.20


Labor


129.74


Bituminous Concrete


1,153.98


Materials


10.00


1,298.92


North St. "C"


Superintendent


59.04


Labor


740.26


57


Materials Roller hire


757.14


100.00


Miscellaneous


39.65


1,696.09


Airport Road "D"


Superintendent


21.60


Labor


332.10


Miscellaneous


141.70


495.40


Grove St. "A"


Superintendent


10.08


Labor


147.83


Bituminous Concrete


158.58


Trucks, gravel


29.00


345.49


So. Main St. Bridge approach "A"


Superintendent


2.88


Labor


74.93


Materials


421.99


499.80


Rondeau Road "B"


Superintendent


48.24


Labor


290.51


Gas and Oil


80.10


Bitum. Concrete


51,16


Moving Shovel


25.00


495.01


High St .- "D"


Superintendent


28.80


Labor


412.23


Trucks, gravel


49.50


Excavation and fill


168.00


Bitum. Concrete


1,337.65


1,996.18


Sewers and Culverts:


Superintendent


384.48


Labor


3,547.76


Materials and Equipment


1,494.13


Compressor hire


105.00


Gas and Oil


30.00


Excavation and fill


96.00


Miscellaneous


38.07


5,695.44


Sewer Cleaning Equipment


1,286.86


1,286.86


Sewer-Stewart St .- "D"


Superintendent


14.40


Labor


102.49


Materials


79.00


Excavation


88.00


Gas and Oil


13.35


297.24


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58


Sewer-Wilson Ave .- "A"


Superintendent


15.84


Labor


189.39


Supplies


194.54


Engineering


40.00


Excavation


253.00


692.77


Sewer-High St .- "B"


Superintendent


51.84


Labor


592.97


Pipes, fittings, etc.


607.26


Excavation and fill


416.50


1,668.57


Sewer-Calkins Rd .- "C"


Superintendent


110.88


Labor


1,597.31


Pipes


1,338.62


Materials, gas, oil


1,131.87


Engineering


85.00


Miscellaneous


26.02


4,289.70


Sidewalks and Curbing:


Superintendent


128.16


Labor


1,146.13


Materials


202.07


Bituminous Concrete


138.90


Gas and Oil


80.10


1,995.36


Walk-Main St .- "C"


Superintendent


72.00


Labor


851.39


Gas and Oil


53.40


Sand, gravel, bitum. concrete


494.25


Equipment


27.49


1,498.53


Walk-Commercial St. "B"


Superintendent


63.36


Labor


651.93


Materials


212.63


Gas and Oil


53.40


981.32


Walks-School St .- "A"


Superintendent


5.68


Labor


63.58


Bituminous Concrete


55.20


124.46


Walk-Foster St .- "A"


Superintendent


56.16


Labor


500.29


Materials


81.81


638.26


59


Oiling Roads:


Superintendent


167.04


Labor


2,615.99


Sand, road oil


7,068.51


Trucks


74.25


Miscellaneous


64.37


9,990.16


Chapter 90 Maintenance:


Superintendent


115.20


Labor


1,509.48


Road Oil, Sand, gravel


2,634.22


Contract Labor


175.00


Miscellaneous


65.50


4,499.40


Chapter 90-Three Rivers Bridge-"C"


Per Contract


109,018.44 109,018.44


Chap. 90-Main and Central Sts .- "A"


Superintendent


132.48


Labor


2,077.47


Bitum. Concrete


10,234.86


Trucks


252.91


Gas and Oil


113.23


Miscellaneous


152.25


12,963.20


Chap. 90-Palmer Road-"C"


Superintendent


528.48


Labor


7,304.26


Pipes and fittings


965.86


Sand and Gravel


385.00


Bitum. Concrete


11,350.13


Frames, rates, blocks


1,553.10


Curbing


918.88


Gas and Oil


304.03


Roller, shovel, bulldozer


832.00


Trucks


302.50


Cement


131.35


Miscellaneous Expense


380.78


24,956.37


Snow Removal:


Superintendent


380.16


Labor


5,310.07


Equipment, tools, repairs


940.51


Gas and Oil


562.61


Salt and Sand


2,971.70


Freight


244.07


Trucks


1,159.25


Miscellaneous


101.09


11,669.46


Total For Highways


227,847.72


60


Charities and Veterans' Benefits


Veterans' Benefits:


General Administration Expense


1,539.97


Ordinary Allowances


10,329.27


Rent, light, fuel


270.70


Hospital, medical drugs


2,714.34


Provisions


1,723.52


Burials


258.00


16,835.80


Service Center:


Clerk


1,440.00


Extra Clerical


137.15


Janitor


222.50


Telephone, postage


151.22


Travel


29.95


Supplies


112.50


Miscellaneous


2.50


2,095.82


Total For Veterans Benefits


18,931.62


Public Welfare


General Administration


1,656.00


Administrative Expenses


191.13


Outside Poor


8,208.32


Aid by and for other cities and towns


799.83


Aid for State


965.32


11,820.60


Infirmary:


Salary of Warden


1,500.00


Maintenance and Expenses


5,262.92


6,762.92


Total For Welfare


18,583.52


Aid To Dependent Children


Town Cases


13,172.61


Administrative Expenses


504.86


13,677.47


Old Age Assistance


Town Cases


82,779.15


For and by others


10,383.59


State cases


13,891.98


Indirect Payments


1,566.44


Administrative Expenses


5,014.66 113,635.82


Total For O.A.A. and A.D.C.


127,313.29


Education


General Administration: Superintendent Supt's Transportation


6,000.00 160.00


61


Clerical


4,063.30


Truant Officer


200.00


General Expenses


2,451.11


Teacher's Salaries


148,700.21


Textbooks and Supplies


12,273.16


Transportation


15,774.42


Janitors


18,739.04


Extra Janitor Services


580.00


Police Services


277.00


Light and Fuel


11,160.70


Maintenance-Bldgs., and Grounds


23,416.72


Furniture and Furnishings


1,023.80


Nurse and Physician


3,599.92


Insurance


2,676.61


Graduation Exercises


350.97


Miscellaneous


158.73 251,605.69


Adult Civic Education:


Salaries and Expenses


1,480.76


1,480.76


Trade School Expenses


2,489.74


Smith-Hughes Fund


352.30


2,842.04


Quaboag School Alterations


9,000.00


9,000.00


Total for Education


264,928.49


Young Mens' Library Assn.


Appropriation


5,000.00


5,000.00


Cemeteries


Labor


6,341.45


Equipment, supplies, repairs


2,523.60


Trucks


538.33


Gas and Oil


80.82


Shovel rental


151.75


Trimming and removing trees


200.00


Miscellaneous


59.34


9,895.29


Care of Neglected Graves


329.00


Total For Cemeteries


10,224.79


Interest


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


1,028.12


1,028.12


Agency and Trust


Withholding Tax Deductions


25,949.10


Blue Cross and Shield Deductions


5,167.44


Retirment


972.75


Parking Meters


7,633.95


County Tax


18,635.43


Dog Licenses


1,915.40


62


State Audit


628.10


State Parks


989.95


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


650.00


Total For Agency and Trust


62,542.12


Refunds


On Taxes


1,415.22


Bottling Licenses to State


20.00


General Depts.


77.75


1,512.97


Unclassified


Street Lighting


12,471.60


Wing Hospital Fund


500.00


Parks


5,848.43


Traffic Signs and devices


288.92


Town Engineers


75.00


Committee Expenses


10.30


Memorial Day


511.73


Purchase of Building


750.00


Bleachers


4,987.45


High School Plans


5,270.00


Memorial Plots


1,485.20


Base map and zoning law


400.00


Hampden T. B. Hosp.


430.05


Town Reports


1,299.60


VFW Quarters


438.13


Planning Board


55.70


General Insurance


4,623.89


County Retirement System


3,421.45


42,867.45


Grand Total


859,900.93


Cash on Hand December 31, 1949


515,943.32


1,375,844.25


Non Revenue Account


Trust Funds:


Cash and Securities


53,619.28


53,619.28


53,619.28


Thompson Fund


951.28


Mewick Fund


850.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


51,818.00


63


BALANCE SHEET FOR 1949


Balances Appropriations Transfers Refunds


Balance


Selectmen's Salaries


$1,800.00


$1,800.00


Gen. Expenses


2,200.00


1,729.51


$470.49


Contingent Fund


2,250.00


2,214.65


35.35


. Auditing


180.00


90.00


90.00


Assessors' Salaries


2,400.00


2,400.00


-


Clerk


2,340.00


2,340.00


'' Other Expenses


1,000.00


1,000.00


Maps


400.00


399.50


.50


Town Clerk's Salary


720.00


720.00


Town Clerk's Other Expenses


205.00


203.66


1.34


Town Clerk's Extra Clerical


90.00


90.00


Town Clerk's Office Equipment


226.83


169.98


56.85


Renovating Town Plans


120.00


117.60


2.40


Binding Records


60.00


57.89


2.11


Collector's Salary 1949


2,800.00


2,520.00


280.00


Collector's Salary, prev. yrs.


490.00


230.00


260.00


-


Clerk


1,664.00


1,664.00


Other Expenses


965.00


962.98


2.02


Extra billing, typing, etc.


175.00


86.60


88.40


Office Equipment


236.00


58.00


178.00


Treasurer's Salary


3,400.00


3,400.00


Clerical Hire


1,400.00


1,185.00


215.00


-


Other Expenses


850.00


819.82


30.18


Tax Title Foreclosures


100.00


100.00


Election and Registration


2,200.00


1,893.38


306.62


Law-Claims, Expenses


2,400


2,303.69


96.31


License Commission


100.00


97.20


2.80


Town Offices, Rent, Care, etc.


2,700.00


2,665.52


33.48


Town House


250.00


245.24


4.76


Town Dump


1,250.00


1,071.55


178.45


Chief of Police-Salary


4,200.00


4,056.67


143.33


Deputy Chief-6 Months


3,440.00


1,863.29


1,576.71


Day Patrol


5,600.00


5,600.00


Night Patrol


2,700.00


2,700.00


Village Patrols


5,460.00


4,549.80


910.20


Special Police


6,200.00


5,360.40


839.60


Chief's Transportation


700.00


600.00


100.00


Police Motorcycle


800.00


760.00


40.00


Police Cruiser


2,100.00


2,082.50


17.50


Police Office Expenses


375.00


353.10


21.90


Lockup Expense


1,805.00


1,738.85


66.15


Extra Car Hire


300.00


220.55


79.45


Account


Expended


Accounting


2,800.00


2,800.00


64


Balances Appropriations Transfers Refunds


Balance


Police Other Expenses


620.00


527.06


92.94


Forest Warden's Department


3,000.00


2,989.78


10.22


Moth Suppression


1,500.00


1,496.06


3.94


Tree Department


2,200.00


2,181.76


18.24


Sealer's Salary


740.00


740.00


Expenses


260,00


237.66


22.34


Board of Health Salaries


600.00


600.00


Clerk


300.00


300.00


Tuberculosis, and Other Exp.


2,000.00


1,669.44


330.56


Vermin Control


300.00


279.00


21.00


Toxin-antitoxin


100.00


100.00


Meat and Milk Inspection


600.00


587.65


12.35


Animal Inspector's Salary


200.00


200.00


Animal Inspector's Expenses


100.00


100.00


Vital Statistics


830.00


781.00


49.00


District Nurse


1,000.00


1,000.00


Medical, Parochial Schools


200.00


200.00


General Highways


27,000.00


26,722.55


277.45


High St. (D) Extension


1,300.00


1,298.92


1.08


Breckenridge St. (A)


2,000.00


1,689.38


310.62


Water Mains (C)


2,500.00


2,500.00


Foundry St. (A)


350.00


343.36


6.64


North St. (C)


1,700.00


1,696.09


3.91


Airport Road (D)


500.00


495.40


4.60


Grove St. (A)


350.00


345.49


4.51


Easterly Approach to Bridge (A) 500.00


500.00


495.01


4.99


High St. (D) improvement


2,000.00


1,996.18


3.82


Sewers and Culverts


5,700.00


5,695.44


4.56


Sewer Cleaning Equipment


1,290.00


1,286.86


3.14


Sewer, Stewart St. (D)


297.45


297.24


.21


Sewer, Wilson Ave. (A)


700.00


692.77


7.23


Sewer, High St. (B)


1,668.75


1,638.57


.18


Sewer, Calkins Rd. (C)


4,300.00


4,289.70


10.30


Sewer, Larivierre St. (C)


590.00


590.00


Sidewalks and Curbing


2,000.00


1,995.36


4.64


Walk, Main St. (C)


1,500.00


1,498.53


1.47


Walk, Commercial St. (B)


1,000.00


981.32


18.68


Walks, School St. (A)


150.00


124.46


25.54


Walk, Foster St. (A)


650.00


538.26


11.74


Oiling Roads


10,000.00


9,990.16


9.84


Chapter 90 Maintenance


4,500.00


4,499.40


.60


Chap. 90 Const.,


Bridge (C)


134,000.00


109,018.44


24,981.56


Palmer Rd. (C)


28,000.00


24,956.37


3,043.63


Ma'n & Central (A)


13,000.00


12,963.20


36.80


Account


Expended


499.80


.20


Rondeau Road (B)


65


Balances Appropriations Transfers Refunds


Account


Expended


Balance


Snow Removal


8,970.00


11,669.46


2.699.46


Support of Poor


17,311.10


16,927.52


383.58


Salary of Welfare Board


600.00


600.00


Salaries of Agent & Social Worker


556.00


556.00


Town Physician


500.00


500.00


Old Age Assistance --


Salaries of Board


600.00


600.00


Town Appropriation


65,000.00


64,961.38


38.62


Federal Grant for Administration


1,652.63


1,604.92


47.71


Federal Grant for Aid


49,299.28


46,469.52


2,829.76


Aid to Dependent Children-


Town Appropriation


9,580.00


9,556.87


23.13


Federal Grant for Administration 517.30


342.36


174.94


Federal Grant for Aid


5,307.97


3,778.24


1,529.73


Veterans Benefits


17,000.00


16,835.80


164.20


Veterans Service Center


2,112.00


2,095.82


16.18


Burial of Soldiers or Sailors


100.00


100.00


Education-


Support of Schools


251,607.00


251,605.89


1.31


Adult Civic Education


1,500.00


1,480.76


19.24


Trade School


2,500.00


2,489.74


10.26


Smith-Hughes Fund


288.61


275.00


13.61


George Barden Fund


77.30


77.30


Elimination of Fire Hazards


402.99


402.99


Quabaug School Alterations


9,000.00


9,000.00


Young Men's Library Ass'n.


5,000.00


5,000.00




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