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Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS F. DUNPHY, Chairman, ARTHUR J. POLMATIER, Secretary, SERENO CLARK, ROBERT F. COLLINS, MISS ELIZABETH PURRINGTON, MRS. MARGARET SHEEHAN, SILAS SNOW, FREDERICK SMITH, LOUIS CRANSTON,
Finance Committee.
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Budget Recommendations, 1935
I. GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1934 Appro'tion
1934
1935
1935 Recom'd
a. Moderator
$10 00
$10 00
$10 00
$10 00
b. Selectmen, Salaries, Maintenance
250 00
247 82
250 00
250 00
c. Accountant, Salary Maintenance
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
50 00
75 76
50 00
50 00
d. Treasurer, Salary Maintenance
150 00
170 73
150 00
150 00
e. Elector, Oliver Smith Will
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
f. Collector, Salary Maintenance
200 00
208 00
208 00
200 00
g. Assessors, Salaries Maintenance
30 00
30 00
60 00
60 00
h. Finance Committee
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
i. Town Clerk, Salary Maintenance
100 00
95 11
100 00
100 00
j. Election and Registration
225 00
274 04
150 00
150 00
k. Town Hall
500 00
487 30
300 00.
300 00
1. Consultation Fees
75 00
75 00
150 00
150 00
Total
$3,310 00
$3,393 76
$3,133 00
$3,125 00
II. PROTECTION, PERSONS AND PROPERTY
a. Police Dept., Salaries
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
Maintenance
400 00
401 98
400 00
400 00
b. Fire Dept., Salaries Maintenance
820 00
819 63
820 00
620 00
c. Sealer
40 00
39 85
40 00
40 00
d. Moth Work
300 00
292 28
300 00
300 00
e. Tree Warden
50 00
33 10
50 00
50 00
f. Game Warden
. . .
...
50 00
50 00
Total
$1,990 00 $1,966 84 $2,040 00
$1,840 00
180 00
180 00
180 00
180 00
270 00
270 00
270 00
270 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
450 00
450 00
450 00
450 00
Expended Requested
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III. HEALTH AND SANITATION
a. Public Health, Private Care
b. Hamp. County Sanatorium
1,900 00
1,767 39
1,800 00
1,800 00
c. District Nurse
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
d. Barn and Animal Inspection
250 00
154 85
200 00
200 00
e. Dairy Inspection
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
f. Town Dump
15 00
27 05
25 00
25 00
g. Public Health Administration
50 00
48 51
50 00
50 00
h. Anti-Rabbic Vaccine
......
.
50 00
50 00
Total
$2,765 00 $2,547 80
$2,675 00
$2,675 00
IV. HIGHWAYS
a. Roads, Chapter 81
3,225 00
3,225 00
3,300 00
3,300 00
b. Winter Roads
2,400 00
2,311 93
2,000 00
1,500 00
c. Bridges
400 00
359 02
600 00
300 00
d. Street Lights
1,750 00
1,579 60
1,750 00
1,750 00
e. Side Walk Repairs
100 00
109 56
200 00
200 00
f. Chesterfield Road
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
g. Mountain St., Chapter 90
1,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
h. Tools
40 00
36 39
25 00
25 00
Total
$9,115 00
$8,821 50
$9,075 00
$8,275 00
V. PUBLIC WELFARE
a. Town Aid
4,800 00
4,328 84
5,000 00
5,000 00
b. State and Military Aid
280 00
280 00
500 00
500 00
c. Soldiers' Relief
750 00
238 65
750 00
500 00
d. Old Age Assistance
3,700 00
3,765 50
5,000 00
4,500 00
e. Mothers' Aid
2,000 00
1,555 04
1,200 00
1.200 00
f. Administration
50 00
104 05
150 00
100 00
Total
$11,580 00 $10,272 08 $12,600 00 $11,800 00
VI. CEMETERIES
1. Mountain Street
25 00
24 80
25 00
25 00
VII. LIBRARIES
Haydenville
300 00
279 11
300 00
300 00
600 00
600 00
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VIII. WATER DEPARTMENT
a. Salaries
200 00
200 00
250 00
200 00
b. Maintenance
1,000 00
3,562 46
3,000 00
1,750 00
c. Extra C. W. A.
650 00
650 00
d. Surveying and Fencing
400 00
400 00
e. Purchasing and Setting Pine Trees
. .....
3,000 00
400 00
Total
$1,850 00
$4,412 46
$6,650 00
$2,750 00
IX. MISCELLANEOUS
a. Town Clock
75 00
60 00
75 00
75 00
b. Memorial Day
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
c. Town Report
125 00
81 00
100 00
100 00
d. Reserve
1,000 00
969 20
2,500 00
2,500 00
Total
$1,250 00
$1,160 20
$2,725 00
$2,725 00
X. INTEREST AND INSURANCE
a. Interest and Revenue Loans
700 00
554 87
1,200 00
1,200 00
b. Insurance
69 71
59 13
100 00
100 00
c. Workman's Compensation
855 27
855 25
1,000 00
1,000 00
Total
$1,624 98
$1,469 25 $2,300 00
$2,300 00
XI. SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Teachers' Salaries
16,470 00
16,010 00
16,760 00
16,760 00
Janitors' Salaries
2,148 00
2,148 00
2,288 00
2,148 00
Janitors' Supplies
200 00
321 83
200 00
200 00
Music Teacher
600 00
600 00
600 00
600 00
Music Supplies
50 00
54 24
50 00
50 00
Superintendent
1,500 00
1,500 00
1,500 00
1,500 00
Union Expenses
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
Nurse
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
Nurse Supplies
25 00
5 18
25 00
25 00
Physicians
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
Transportation
4,550 00
4,242 00
4,550 00
4,550 00
Fuel
1,200 00
1,230 34
1,200 00
1,200 00
Repairs
150 00
107 42
100 00
100 00
Sundries
250 00
410 57
200 00
200 00
Books
400 00
396 08
600 00
600 00
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Schoolroom Supplies
400 00
508 73
400 00
400 00
Smith's School
3,500 00
3,021 26
3,300 00
3,300 00
Freight
25 00
22 31
25 00
25 00
Lights
150 00
182 86
150 00
150 00
New Equipment
100 00
685 56
100 00
100 00
Insurance
100 00
340 53
283 95
283 95
Committee, Salaries
250 00
250 00
250 00
250 00
Diphtheria Clinic
100 00
77 25
100 00
100 00
Tree Removal
78 35
C. W. A.
116 46
. . . .
Special Appropriation
557 02
....
. .. . .
. . . . .
Total
$33,575 02 $33,167 97 $33,531 00 $33,391 95
XII. SPECIALS
a. E. R. A.
620 00
498 04
500 00
500 00
b. Wood Lot
100 00
4 10
100 00
100 00
c. Overdrafts
37 24
37 24
· . .
. . .
Total
$757 24
$539 38
$600 00
$600 00
Grand Totals
$68,157 24 $68,070 15 $75,654 00 $69,806 95
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Treasurer's Report
DR.
1934
Jan. 1. Balance on hand,
$20,430 87
Receipts for year, 139,584 69
$160,015 56
CR.
Payments for year,
$151,036 68
1935
Jan. 1. Balance on hand,
8,978 88
$160,015 56
Respectfully submitted,
ANNA E. WATSON, Treas.
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Town Clerk's Report
FISH AND GAME
265 Sporting Licenses have been issued in 1934, for which $473.50 has been returned to Division of Fisheries and Game, Boston.
DOGS
175 Dog Licenses have been issued, 162 males and 13 females, for which $354.00 has been returned to Town Treasurer.
MILITARY
There are males subject to military duty. A list of the same is on file at my office.
BIRTHS
Whole number of births 31 recorded as follows:
Jan. 1. Norman Francis Ferron.
Jan. 5. Joseph Michael Demerski.
Jan. 8. Benny James Magdalinski.
Jan. 13. Richard James Lamagdalaine.
Feb. 5. Nancy Isabelle Bickford.
Mar. 7. Barry Maxwell Tennyson.
Mar. 12. Betty Lou Scott.
Mar. 16. Murilyn Ethel Graves.
Mar. 16. Ruth Louise Bisbee.
Apr. 3. Peter Bartlett Shumway.
Apr. 16. Ruth Ann McAvoy.
Apr. 18. Stillborn.
Apr. 19. Vernon Charles Damon.
Apr. 20. Sylvia Mae Nye.
Apr. 23. Doris Beryle Loud.
Apr. 26. Barbara Anne Polierek.
May 8. Janet Mae Miller.
May 18. Rose Rock.
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May 26. Barbara Anne Ewing.
June 9. Thomas Jasper Parker.
June 27. Jeannette L. Dewey.
July 7. Betty Priscilla Sanderson.
July 26. Walter Eugene Cote.
July 27. Elson Wilcutt Hathaway.
July 29. Nancy Arlene Weeks.
Aug. 5. Joyce Mary Baldwin.
Sept. 28. Joan May Damon.
Oct. 11. Donald Rhoades Graham.
Dec. 13. Helen Irene Lacass.
Dec. 19.
Stillborn.
Dec. 21. Joseph Mann.
MARRIAGES
Whole number of marriages, 12, recorded as follows:
Jan. 30. Bertram S. Longley, Plainfield. Gertrude Lundregan, West Cummington.
June 2. Harold K. Packard, Williamsburg. Bessie B. Webber, West Roxbury.
June 10. Charles S. Damon, Williamsburg. Carrie E. Sinclair, Northampton.
June 27. Ernest A. Parker, Williamsburg. Irene G. Porter, Williamsburg.
July 21. Leslie H. Packard, Williamsburg. Alice M. Nash, Williamsburg.
Aug. 11. George H. Weeks, Williamsburg. Mildred M. Crum, Huntington.
Aug. 18. Harold R. Streeter, Colrain. Alice G. Graves, Williamsburg.
Aug. 26. Everett M. Rice, Ashfield. Hannah E. Atherton, Williamsburg.
Aug. 6. Walter E. Kellogg, Jr., Williamsburg. Helen L. Smith, Hadley.
Aug. 18. Arthur F. Lacasse. Jeannette Latour.
Aug. 30, 1933. Kenneth A. Roberge. Mazie P. Young. Oct. 13. Burton L. Dobbs, Williamsburg. Lida Canfield Childs, Williamsburg. Oct. 20. Leo R. Gingrass, Williamsburg. Alice E. Prince, Williamsburg.
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Oct. 26, 1933. Maxwell S. Tennyson, Williamsburg. Anne Curtin, Northampton.
Nov. 29. Raymond F. Heath, Williamsburg. Margaret K. Canley, Longmeadow.
DEATHS
Whole number of deaths, 27, recorded as follows:
Yrs.
Mo.
Da.
Jan. 6. Chester Kulas,
19
6
19
Jan. 15. William Edgar Warner,
78
6
6
Jan. 27. Alfred Bergeron,
82
Jan. 31. George Franklin Marks,
73
9
22
Feb. 12.
William O'Brien,
77
6
5
Feb. 14.
Walter Smith,
66
0
2
Feb. 27.
Joseph Michael Dymerski,
1
22
Mar. 31.
William Wallace Newman, Stillborn.
71
8
30
Apr. 18.
May 15.
William H. O'Neil,
43
3
15
May 30.
Mary E. Smith,
64
10
10
June 26. Oscar L. Colburn,
34
11
2
July 1.
William Henry Rice,
84
3
16
July 21.
Dorothy Ellen Smart,
1
8
14
July 29.
Michael J. Cusick,
68
2
28
Aug. 27.
Stephen Jablonski,
40
6
Sept 4.
Martin Luther Sornborger,
91
11
25
Sept 14. Samuel Ellis Clark,
50
9
7
Sept. 27.
Theresa Brazil,
35
0
11
Oct. 3.
Clarissa Anderson Marsh,
83
10
9
Nov. 10.
Henry Welch,
43
2
1
Nov. 6.
Charles Brewer,
74
8
6
Nov. 29.
Robert H. Life,
68
6
15
Dec. 19.
Stillborn,
Dec. 22.
Emil Hodge Miller,
74
2
9
Jan. 19. Elizabeth Smith Parker,
88
24
Jan. 31. John Ice,
63
3
6
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REVISED LIST OF JURORS
John E. Walsh,
Charles H. Gould,
Charles A. Tiley, Fred W. Sanderson,
Henry Brown, Thomas F. Trainor,
Thomas' Coogan,
Spencer P. Bickford,
Edward H. Schuler, Sr.,
Sidney F. Packard,
Edward J. Larkin,
Charles Sabo,
George N. Luce,
Harold C. Smart,
Howard C. Wilson,
Lewis J. Stephens,
Joseph M. Dymerski,
Thomas M. Wells,
Cornelius Sheehan,
Frank Paul,
R. F. D. Mail Carrier Orchardist Manufacturer Farmer Fireman Moulder Brush Inspector Laborer Machinist Retired Brass Worker Farmer Retired Farmer
Salesman Retired Silver Polisher Retired Brass Finisher Brass Worker
Merton Bickford, Leon Damon, Henry Mosher, John Campbell, James R. Mansfield, were drawn for court work in 1934.
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TOWN OFFICERS
Term
Expires
Selectmen,
Frederick A. Noble, Chairman, 1935
Oakley Ames, 1935
Leon B. Sanderson, 1935
Town Clerk,
Raymond A. Warner, 1935
Treasurer,
Anna E. Watson, 1935
Assessors,
Cecil C. Loomis, Chairman, 1937
Frederick A. Noble, 1935
John O. Jones, 1936
Elector under the will of
the late Oliver Smith, Esq., Stephen J. Burke,
1935
School Committee,
Richard F. Burke, 1937
W. Hans Nietche, 1935
Edward H. Schuler, 1936
Tax Collector,
Leslie H. Packard, 1935
Constables,
Henry M. Hathaway,
1935
Wilfred Johndrow, 1935
Tree Warden,
Walter E. Kellogg, Jr., 1935
Water Commissioners,
George A. Thresher, 1935
Raymond Gray, 1936
Sinking Fund
Commissioners,
Henry W. Graves,
1935
Leon B. Sanderson, 1937
Hubert Smith, 1936
Trustees of
Haydenville Library,
Elizabeth Purrington,
1937
Hattie Metcalf, 1936
Hubert Smith, 1935
Trust Fund Commissioners, Henry W. Graves,
1937
Roswell Jorgensen, 1936
William G. Loomis,
1935
Moderator,
J. Clark Foster,
1935
March 26, 1934-Estella D. Warner was appointed assistant Town Clerk with approval of Selectmen.
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Report of Town Accountant
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1934,
$20,430 87
Taxes, 1931,
$272 44
Taxes, 1932,
7,486 26
Taxes, 1933,
10,512 93
Taxes, 1934,
25,663 50
$43,935 13
Motor Excise, 1932,
$33 70
Motor Excise, 1933,
674 78
Motor Excise, 1934
1,293 27
$2,001 75
Old Age Assistance, 1932,
$1 00
Old Age Assistance, 1933,
30 00
$31 00
Income Tax,
$2,920 50
Corporation Tax,
669 29
Public Service Tax,
325 91
Corporation and Public Service Tax,
47 72
National Bank Tax,
1 88
Railroad Tax,
1 88
State Valuation Measure,
1,100 00
Reimbursement Loss in Taxes,
35 68
Veteran Exemption,
28 96
Federal Emergency Relief,
680 97
$5,812 79
Licenses :
Liquor,
$950 00
Pool,
6 00
Junk,
4 00
Peddlers',
4 00
Inn Holders',
2 00
Sunday,
13 00
Victuallers',
5 00
All others,
16 25
$1,000 25
Court Fines,
$20 30
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Grants and Gifts:
Mass. School Fund,
$4,001 15
Mass. Educational Measure,
3,587 50
Vocational Education,
1,675 89
High School Tuition,
1,000 00
$10,264 54
Dog Tax Refund,
$312 36
Dog Tax from Town Clerk,
354 00
Rent Town Hall,
$140 00
Sale of Wood (Town Lot),
$156 85
Miscellaneous :
From Grange (For Town History),
$53 00
Estate A. Bergeron,
162 30
Damage to Bridge,
10 00
Sale of Stone,
11 00
Discounts and Refund,
35 33
271 63
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
$18 43
Public Health :
State Subsidy of Tuberculosis,
$768 56
Comp. for Inspection of Animals,
26 00
$794 56
Highways:
From State,
$9,393 53
From County,
1,019 97
$10,414 50
Bradford Bridge:
From State,
$4,278 75
From County,
116 80
$4,395 55
Public Welfare:
State O. A. A.,
$1,095 52
Other cities and towns,
487 07
Other cities and towns, O. A. A.,
322 33
Mother's Aid,
2,733 74
State Aid,
240 00
$4,878 66
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Schools :
Boston Tuition,
$808 14
State Wards Tuition,
838 48
State Tuition,
739 27
State Small Town Act,
940 00
From other towns,
1,323 70
$4,649 59 $14 96
Haydenville Library Fines,
Water Department:
Sale of Water,
$4,151 69
Meter Charge,
5 40
Sale of Rheinhart Property,
326 00
Sale of Wood and Lumber,
832 72
$5,315 81
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund,
$3 56
Interests :
On Water,
$111 92
On Taxes,
1,287 19
On School Loan,
38 90
$1,438 01
School Funds:
O. G. Spelman,
$886 95
Byron Loomis,
223 33
Collins,
205 50
Hyde and Saunders,
886 69
$2,202 47
Charities :
Whiting Street,
$167 22
Electa Waite,
62 06
A. S. Hills,
112 50
Lyman Waite,
21 00
C. J. Hills,
102 08
$464 86
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Water Dept. from Sinking Fund,
$1,673 33
Road Machinery Earnings,
2,195 50
Revenue Loan,
10,000 00
Byron Loomis Fund for reinvestment,
5,249 30
Byron Loomis Fund, Interest on reinvestment,
75 00
Haydenville School Loan,
21,500 00
Total Receipts,
$160,015 56
PAYMENTS
Moderator,
$10 00
Selectmen's Salary,
$450 00
Ptg. and Postage,
81 39
Mileage and Telephone,
137 18
All others,
29 25
$697 82
Accountant's Salary,
$300 00
Ptg. and Postage,
10 37
Adding Machine and Telephone,
65 39
$375 76
Treasurer's Salary,
$200 00
Surety Bond,
40 00
Safe Deposit Box,
10 00
Telephone, Ptg. and Postage,
120 73
$370 73
Collector's Salary,
$300 00
Surety Bond,
80 00
Ptg. and Postage,
128 00
$508 00
Assessor's Salaries,
$270 00
Ptg. and Postage,
95 41
$365 41
Finance Committee,
$25 00
Town Clerk, Salary,
150 00
Vital Statistics,
43 00
Surety Bond,
5 00
Ptg. and Postage,
36 16
All others,
10 95
$245 11
Oliver Smith Will,
$10 00
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Election and Registration Salaries, Maintenance, Ptg. and Postage,
$238 65
14 00
21 39
$274 04
Law,
$75 00
Town Hall, Janitor's Salary,
$132 20
Fuel,
23 40
Repairs and Janitor's Supplies,
8 15
Sewer Repair,
55 58
Telephone,
89 80
Shed Repair,
178 17
$487 30
Police Dept., Salary,
$200 00
Court Fees,
240 56
Traffic Duty,
106 00
Collecting Dog Tax,
22 50
Telephone and Equipment,
32 92
$601 98 .
Fire Dept. Salaries,
$180 00
Labor,
133 00
Fuel,
20 18
Repair on Haydenville House,
263 22
Care of Apparatus and Supplies,
323 07
Light and Current,
38 87
Telephone,
26 81
New Stove, Williamsburg House,
14 48
$999 63
Sealer of Weights and Measurer, Labor,
$29 80
Mileage,
9 80
Equipment,
25
$39 85
Moth Extermination, Labor,
$270 60
Milcage,
20 00
Insecticide,
1 68
$292 28
Tree Warden, Labor,
$31 60
Equipment,
1 50
$33 10
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Public Health Adm .:
Labor, Mileage and Material,
$48 51
Town Dump, Labor,
$27 05
Hampshire County San.,
$1,767 39
Private Care,
$688 35
Inspection of Barn and Animals,
$9 00
Inspection of Slaughter,
145 85
$1.54 85
Inspection of Dairy,
$50 00
Visiting Nurse,
$500 00
Chapter 81, Labor,
$5,153 08
Gravel,
466 38
Culverts,
192 75
Tar,
1,447 50
Use of Town Equipment,
2,142 50
Use of Private Equipment,
192 15
Tools and Repair,
78 76
Dynamite,
2 16
$9,675 28
Extra Chesterfield Road, Labor,
240 90
Use of Town Equipment,
90 00
Tar,
778 61
$1,109 51
South Main St., Haydenville, Labor,
$1,316 63
Gravel,
107 15
Trucks,
1,087 18
Team,
14 40
Cement,
20 31
Culverts,
140 18
Rock,
558 92
Tar,
641 59
Posts and Railing,
48 60
Miscellaneous,
89 36
$4,024 32
Tools for Road Work,
$36 39
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E. R. A. Projects :
Water Holes, Leases and Material,
$246 95
63 75
Ball Field, Sewing Project, Administration,
136 12
51 22
$498 04
Winter Highways, Calcium,
43 34
Snow Fence, Labor,
28 43
Line Post and Express,
11 55
Shovels and R. R. Signs,
7 33
Labor,
2,189 28
Railing,
32 00
$2,311 93
Bridges, Labor,
$148 72
Lumber,
210 30
$359 02
Sidewalks, Labor,
$80 95
Material,
28 61
$109 56
Street Lighting (11 Months),
$1,579 60
Bradford Bridge, Labor,
$2,256 94
Material,
2,814 21
Telephone,
1 50
$5,072 65
Road Machinery Maintenance :
Grader, Blades and Teeth,
$37 65
Labor and Parts,
646 84
Insurance,
10 00
Gas and Oil,
308 63
$1,003 12
New Snow Plough,
$284 60
New Truck,
$1,399 06
Public Welfare Adm .:
Labor and Mileage,
$57 95
Typing,
7 50
Printing,
5 50
Express,
33 10
$104 05
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Town Aid:
Milk, Groceries and Provisions,
$598 12
Transient,
7 50
Rent and Fuel,
207 52
Medical Care,
163 50
State Institutions,
41 00
Cash,
1,019 00
State Cases,
584 48
For other towns,
927 40
By other towns,
548 28
Funeral Expenses,
210 00
Taxes,
22 04
$4,328 84
Mother's Aid,
$1,555 04
Old Age Assistance, Local,
$3,027 50
For other cities and State,
738 00
$3,765 50
Soldier's Relief, Groceries and Clothing,
$49 15
Medical Care,
10 50
Cash,
179 00
$238 65
State Aid,
$240 00
Military Aid,
$40 00
Schools :
Committee Salaries,
$250 00
Supt's. Salary,
1,500 00
Smith Agricultural School,
3,021 26
Diptheria Clinic, Doctors, Nurses and Supplies,
732 43
Teachers' Salaries,
16,010 00
Music Teacher's Salary,
600 00
Music Supplics,
54 24
Books,
396 08
Transportation,
4,242 00
Janitors' Salary,
2,148 00
Fuel,
1,239 34
Lights,
182 86
Janitors' Supplies,
321 83
Insurance,
340 53
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Bldg. Repair,
107 42
New Equipment,
685 56
School Room Supplies,
508 73
Sundries,
410 57
C. W. A.,
116 46
Freight,
22 31
Union Expenses,
200 00
Tree Removal,
78 35
$33,167 97
Haydenville School (New), Labor,
$10,450 36
Bldg. Material and Heating Plant,
16.219 41
Architect and Commission,
2,045 00
Plumbing and Wiring,
1,160 15
Desk Repair,
136 69
$30,011 61
Committee on New School :
Architect Consultation,
$203 15
Adv. Bids and Certification of Bonds,
24 93
Miscellaneous,
11 00
$239 08
Haydenville Library, Librarian,
$59 00
Janitor,
28 00
Books,
184 26
Fuel,
7 85
$279 11
Town Clocks, Care,
$60 00
Printing Town Reports, 1933
81 00
Memorial Day,
50 00
Wood Lot, Survey, Labor,
4 10
Workmen's Compensation,
855 25
Mt. St. Cemetery,
24 80
Interest,
554 87
Insurance,
59 13
Unpaid bills, 1933,
930 41
Town History Fund, Haydenville Savings Bank,
53 00
Reinvestment, Byron Loomis Fund, ,
$5,249 30
Cost of reinvestment, 64 58
$5,313 88
27
Revenue Loan, Bradford Bridge Loan, Perpetual Care Fund,
20,000 00 500 00
3 56
Refunds, Taxes, R. Est. and Personal,
$133 48
Excise Tax,
45 88
$179 36
Water Department :
Labor,
$1,085 25
Labor, Team,
263 05
Plumbing and Service Pipe,
103 66
Tools, Magnetic Needle, Hydrant Pump,
77 22
Supplies and Express,
205 92
Saw and Saw Bill,
131 52
Pine Trees,
60 00
Miscellaneous,
53 84
Use of Car and Truck,
161 02
Bond for Collector,
5 00
Thawing frozen pipe,
77 14
Record Book and Stationery,
48 84
Collector and Caretaker,
200 00
Rheinhart Property,
1,740 00
$4,212 46
County Tax,
$4,026 27
State Tax,
2,000 00
State Park Tax,
17 48
National Bank Tax,
4 95
Dog Tax,
354 00
$6,402 70
Charity Funds :
Whiting Street,
207 50
Electa Waite,
59 00
A. S. Hills
108 84
Lyman Waite,
21 00
C. J. Hills,
86 84
$483 18
State O. A. A.,
$10 00
School Funds :
Byron Loomis,
$363 31
28
Spelman :
Salaries,
$245 00
Red Cross,
18 50
Transportation,
302 50
Athletic Coach,
70 00
Roller and Tile,
33 50
Machine for Chemical Lab.,
68 00
Miscellaneous,
78 08
$815 58
Total Receipts,
$151,036 68
Balance Jan. 1st, 1935,
8,978 88
$160,015 56
INCOME OF TRUST FUNDS
Balance 1933
Receipts 1934
Payments 1934
Balance 1934
Whiting Street,
$145 47
$167 22
$207 50
$105 19
Electa Waite,
3 24
62 06
59 00
6 30
Albert S. Hills,
68
112 50
108 84
4 34
O. G. Spelman,
117 05
886 95
8.15 58
188 42
Lyman Waite,
10 50
21 00
21 00
10 50
Hyde-Saunders,
1 04
1 04
Byron Loomis,
139 98
233 75
363 31
10 42
C. J. Hills,
102 08
86 84
15 24
Helen E. James,
8 31
205 50
205 50
Cemetery,
10
3 56
3 56
10
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1934
ASSETS
Cash,
$8,978 88
Taxes, 1933,
$10.755 72
Taxes, 1934,
16,295 36
$27,051 08
Old Age Assistance, 1933,
$7 00
Motor Excise, 1933,
$19 14
Motor Excise, 1934,
661 23
$680 37
8 31
Collins,
29
Accounts Receivable :
Public Health,
$736 42
Public Welfare,
1,176 50
Old Age Assistance,
2 49
$1,915 41
Water Rates,
$1,018 25
Water Miscellaneous,
22 42
$1,040 67
Old Age Assistance to be raised by Assessors,
$2 00
Veteran's Exemption,
7 49
Revenue, 1935,
8,232 06
Overdraft, O. A. A.,
65 50
Total,
$47,980 46
LIABILITIES
State Aid to Highways,
$175 42
State Aid to Schools,
1,000 00
Overlay, 1932,
$47 45
Overlay, 1933,
1,188 91
Overlay, 1934,
1,111 56
Overlay, Reserve,
2,588 76
Trust Funds,
$349 76
Cemetery Perpetual Care,
10
Water Surplus,
5 38
O. A. A., Special State Tax,
21 00
Motor Excise,
$680 37
Dept'l Revenue,
915 41
Water Revenue,
1,040 67
$2,636 45
Taylor and Mellon Bridge Surplus,
526 08
Road Machinery Surplus,
991 15
Surplus, 1934,
11,149 05
Balance of Previous Surplus,
26,189 39
Total, $47,980 46
HOWARD F. BAKER,
Accountant.
$4,936 68
30
Report of Water Commissioners
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1934,
$840 87
Charges Jan. 1 to June 30, 1934,
1,976 31
Charges, July 1 to Dec. 31, 1934,
1,980 20
Additional Charges,
275 25
Interest,
101 92
$5,174 55
Abatement,
133 10
$5,041 45
Wood and Lumber,
$832 72
Reinhart Buildings,
328 00
$1,160 72
$5,041 45
1,160 72
$6,202 17
Paid Treasurer,
5,427 73
Outstanding, Dec. 31, 1934,
$774 44
EXPENDITURES
Labor,
$1,085 25
Team,
263 05
Plumbing,
92 20
Tools,
36 17
Supplies;
195 44
Express,
10 48
Blacksmith,
7 65
Saw Bill,
59 52
Service Pipe,
11 46
Pine Trees,
60 00
Miscellaneous,
53 84
Truck, use of,
106 57
31
Car, use of,
54 45
Bond,
5 00
Law,
72 00
Thawing Frozen Pipe,
77 14
Blanks and Stationery,
48 84
Collector and Caretaker,
200 00
Magnetic Needle,
17 07
Hydrant Pump,
16 33
Reinhart Property,
1,740 00
$4,212 46
GEO. A. THRESHER,
RAYMOND GRAY,
Water Commissioners.
32
Collector's Report
REAL, PERSONAL, AND POLL TAXES
Tax of 1931:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934,
$205 50 Collected and paid Treasurer,
$191 07
Abated,
14 43
$205 50
Tax of 1932:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934,
$7,172 58
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$6,905 08
Abated,
267 50
$7,172 58
Tax of 1933:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934, $20,244 64
Abatment after payment, refunded, 40 00
$20,284 64
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$9,141 52
Abated,
387 40
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1934, Poll, $ 8 00
Real and Personal, 10,747 72
10,755 72
$20,284 64
Tax of 1934 :
Commitment per warrant,
Poll, Aug. 1, 1934, $1,112 00
Poll, Dec. 10, 1934, 6 00
$1,118 00
33
Commitment per warrant,
Real and Personal, Oct. 12, 1934, $40,864 44
Real and Personal, Dec 10, 1934,
167 40
$41,031 84
Abatement after payment, refunded,
93 48
$42,243 32
Collected and paid Treasurer,
Poll,
$1,032 00
Real and Personal,
24,621 60
$25,653 60
Abated,
Poll,
$ 22 00
Real and Personal,
272 36
294 36
Outstanding, Dec. 31, 1934,
Poll,
$ 64 00
Real and Personal,
16,231 36
16,295 36
$42,243 32
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Tax of 1932:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14 ,1934,
$1 00
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$1 00
Tax of 1933:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934,
$44 00
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$25 00
Abated,
12 00
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1934,
7 00
$44 00
MOTOR EXCISE
Tax of 1932:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934,
$39 09
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$33 70
Abated,
5 39
$39 09
34
Tax of 1933:
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 14, 1934,
$364 09
Commitment per warrant, Mar. 21, 1934, 2 00
Abatement after payment, refunded,
13 65
$379 74
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$308 65
Abated,
51 95
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1934,
19 14
$379 74
Tax of 1934 :
Commitment per warrant, June 4, 1934,
$1.207 73
Commitment per warrant, Dec. 14, 1934,
7.68 16
Abatement after payment, refunded,
29 57
$2.005 46
Collected and paid Treasurer,
$1,293 27
Abated,
50 96
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1934,
661 23
$2,005 46
Respectfully submitted,
LESLIE H. PACKARD,
Tax Collector.
35
Assessors' Report
Town Appropriations,
$68,709 33
Deficit for 1931 (Overlay),
41 65
Old Age Assistance Deficit (1932),
10 00
State Tax,
2,000 00
State Parks and Reservations,
17 48
County Tax,
4,026 27
Overlay (of current year),
1,405 92
Total,
$76,210 65
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax,
$8,974 80
Corporation Tax,
761 76
Bank Tax,
6 00
Motor Vehicle Excise,
1,300 00
Licenses,
1,000 00
Fines,
100 00
General Government,
100 00
Protection of Persons and Property,
75 00
Health and Sanitation,
200 00
Charities,
3,000 00
Old Age Assistance,
1,000 00
Schools,
8,000 00
Water Department,
3,500 00
Interest on Taxes and Assessments,
500 00
Reimbursement State Owned Land,
35 68
Federal Emergency Relief,
680 97
Total Estimated Receipts,
$29,234 21
Available Funds voted by town and used upon authority of Commissioner,
$5,000 00
Total deductions,
$34,234 21
Net amount raised by Taxation on Polls and Property,
$41,976 44
$76,210 65
36
Value of assessed Real Estate, Value of Personal Prop., (excluding Auto Excise),
$1,112,980 00
164,034 00
Total value of assessed property, Apr. 1, "'34, -$1,277,014 00
Number of Polls assessed,
556
Number of Persons assessed on Prop.,
632
Number of Horses assessed,
96
Number of Cows assessed,
412
Number of Sheep assessed,
77
Number of Neat Cattle assessed,
273
Number of Swine assessed,
36
Number of Fowls assessed,
6,263
Number of Dwelling Houses assessed,
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