Town Report on Lincoln 1930-1934, Part 28

Author: Lincoln (Mass.)
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: Lincoln (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 928


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I have verified the cash balance of each of such officers by reconciliation of bank balances and count of cash.


JAMES W. LENNON, Auditor.


Sworn to before me this 25th day of January, 1934.


HENRY A. GRIMWOOD, Justice of the Peace.


Schools


Payments


Transportation :


Doherty Garage


$6,961 50


Thomas J. Dee


1,450 00


Waltham & Lincoln Bus Line


552 45


Lovell Bus Line Co.


227 60


$9,191 55


Tuition :


Town of Concord


$3,407 73


City of Waltham


900 00


City of Boston


188 10


Town of Weston


136 50


$4,632 33


.


72


Miscellaneous:


Teachers' and Janitors' Salary $18,024 47 Mass. Teachers' Deduction


Board 680 73


Board of Health, Nurse


400 00


Maynard Coal Co .:


93,500 lbs. Bituminous at $6 50 303 88


3,000 lbs. Egg at $11 65 174 75


27,350 lbs. Egg at $11 65 159 31


H. A. Wood, M.D., Services 200 00


Edison Electric, Ill'g. Co., Services


144 96


Carl F. Holloran, expenses


108 64


Lincoln Water Works, Water


87 22


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Services


79 02


Charles E. Woodhull, Care of Piano 65 00


Mary Magoon, Teaching


45 00


Comm. of Public Safety, Inspect- ing Boilers


10 00


James Diamond, Wood


9 00


$20,491 98


Labor and Supplies :


Langille Bros.


$22 33


Manning MacRae


15 71


Doherty Garage


7 00


$45 04


Supplies :


F. E. Compton


$57 00


Carter-Rice Co.


52 75


Dura Binding Co.


41 70


J. L. Hammett Co.


49 72


Masury-Young Co.


39 55


American Education Press Co.,


38 70


W. F. Quarrie Co.


37 50


Allen & Bacon


29 25


73


Paul & Eaton


$27 85


John Winston Co.


25 56


Milton Bradley Co.


23 86


George F. Cram Co.


21 48


Elmer A. Rollins


20 35


Creative Educational Society


19 37


Davidson Hardware Co.


17 60


Houghton-Mifflin Co.


15 99


World Book Co.


15 53


Dallman Co.


12 78


George J. Barker Lumber Co.


12 01


Laidlow Bros.


11 56


The Macmillan Co.


11 38


E. E. Babb Co.


10 84


Kenny Bros. & Wolkins


9 59


Iroquis Publishing Co.


9 32


Beaudette & Co.


8 92


American Book Co.


9 06


Charles Scribners & Sons


6 05


Standard Electric Twine Co.


6 30


erion Ober


4 60


Bros.


3 99


3 85


lic Schools


4 40


3 85


Co.


3 25


:11 Co.


3 12


3 17


3 00


2 84


2 83


74


Commonwealth of Mass.


$1 75


Norumbega Flooring and Lumber Co. 1 92


Frank W. Richardson 1 35


Menzer Brush Co.


1 16


J. B. Lippincott Co. 1 02


National Educational Association


1 00


Sparkling Cleansers


1 00


Knight-Allen & Clark


75


Phillip H. James


50


McKinley Publishing Co.


42


Heath Chart Publishing Co.


25


Labor :


Patrick J. Lennon, Jr.


$16 20


James Ryan


20 00


$36 20


Total


$35,100 18


Unexpended Balance


49


$35,10


Appropriation


$34,500 00


Reserve Fund


600 67


$35,100 67


Vocational Acco


Pa


Transportation : Boston & M.


$703 08


75


Tuition :


City of Waltham


$679 13


City of Boston


237 37


$916 50


Total


$1,029 79


Unexpended Balance


170 21


Appropriation


$1,200 00


$1,200 00


Highways Payments


Superintendent of Labor:


William H. Sherman


$1,175 60


Labor:


John W. Rooney, Jr.


789 80


Jarvis Mayo


738 20


Thomas F. Coan


752 40


John W. Rooney, Sr.


714 80


Timothy J. Crowley


695 80


William H. Ryan


567 40


Joseph Mahan


295 60


Martin J. Rooney


275 20


William Burgess


64 00


John Shanks


252 00


John Johnson


28 80


Florio Campabasso


21 60


Lincoln Highway Dept., Trucks


1,720 00


$8,091 20


76


Supplies :


Eastern Asphalt Co.


$1,433 04


The Barrett Company


1,315 76


Standard Oil Co. 621 69


Mass. Broken Stone Co. 296 72


Klauer Bros. 244 04


Dyar Sales & Machinery Co. 167 85


Traffic Equipment Co. 146 25


Wood-Hydraulic Hoist & Body Co.


137 12


The White Company


113 31


Mrs. J. O. Leary


99 50


B. W. Brown Grain Co.


97 65


Rice's Garage


90 79


Mrs. J. Morrissey


78 00


J. Cushing Co.


68 20


Good Road Machine Co.


57 33


Doherty Garage


65 91


Farm Service Stores


65 75


Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co.


50 33


New Eng. Concrete Pipe Co.


42 00


Peter Perry 39 65


Wayland Coal Co.


36 11


Arcand Spring Co.


29 40


Wilson Lumber Co.


28 93


New Eng. Metal Culvert Co.


27 55


Shunk Mfg. Co.


22 00


Maynard Coal Co.


21 15


Town of Bedford


14 20


Lexington Lumber Co.


13 72


Henry A. Grimwood


11 75


Mass. State Prison


11 62


Hans Sorensen


11 60


Riverside Paint & Varnish Co.


11 20


Macone Bros.


6 00


William J. Madden


2 65


$5,478 77


77


Labor and Supplies:


Lincoln Garage


$484 65


Colonial Garage Langille Bros.


50 55


4 85


$540 05


Miscellaneous :


Edward S. Quirk Co.


$645 84


Sumner Smith, Rent


400 00


Thomas F. Coan, care of Stable


360 00


Daniel E. Sherman, Hay and Straw


282 30


Liberty Mutual Ins. Co., In- surance 153 00


William H. Sherman, Payment to Laborers


164 79


Herbert G. Farrar, Sand


77 00


Doherty Garage, Storing Truck


62 50


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Services


49 94


Electric Ill'g. Co. Light


12 00


George Koliphkin, Repairs on Plow 15 00


Henry A. Grimwood, Insurance


15 68


Mrs. Morrissey, Gravel


11 25


Registry of Motor Vehicles, Registration


6 00


Middlesex Grain & Coal Co., Coal


4 50


A. O. Moreau, Repairs


2 75


Pierce's Express Co., Express


75


$2,263 30


Labor on Snow:


Robert B. Hunter


$228 75


Andrew J. Dougherty, Jr.


136 00


Cornelius Shea


133 00


78


John Wilson


$80 00


William Baskin


80 00


George E. Cunningham


76 00


Elmer Bean


58 00


Neville Bros.


48 00


Herbert G. Farrar


22 00


$861 75


Total


$17,235 07


Unexpended Balance


2,464 93


Appropriation


$15,700 00


State


4,000 00


$19,700 00


$19,700 00


Highway Chapter 90 Payments


Superintendent of Streets:


William H. Sherman $552 80


Labor:


William H. Ryan


404 40


Thomas F. Coan


397 20


John W. Rooney, Sr.


390 00


Timothy J. Crowley


356 40


Jarvis Mayo


328 80


Martin J. Rooney


288 00


John W. Rooney, Jr.


273 60


William Burgess


244 80


79


Florio Campabasso


$172 80


John Shanks


72 00


Harry Carter


64 80


Albert Cunningham


61 20


George Martin


61 20


Frank Ryan


50 40


Joseph Mahan


43 20


Joseph Frazier


36 00


J. Murphy


36 00


$3,833 60


Supplies :


Eastern Asphalt Co.


$858 59


The Barrett Mfg. Co.


137 76


Mass. Broken Stone Co.


136 00


New Eng. Pipe & Concrete Co.


41 85


$1,174 20


Miscellaneous :


Highway Dept. Trucks


$2,224 00


H. Bateman, Gravel


179 20


William H. Sherman, Payment to Laborers


14 40


$2,417 60


Total


$7,425 40


Unexpended Balance:


74 60


Appropriation


$2,500 00


State


2,500 00


County


2,500 00


$7,500 00 $7,500 00


80


Water


Payments


Salaries :


John J. Kelliher


$427 50


Robert B. Hunter


67 50


Sumner Smith


67 50


$562 50


Labor:


Fred Tyler


$383 80


Joseph Gilbert


367 60


Ronald Wood


111 40


Lawrence Hallett


59 40


Alvin Eaton


55 80


James Diamond


55 80


Abraham Sternsher


55 80


James Ryan


55 80


Michael Diamond


52 20


Peter Christiansen


52 20


Dominic Mananrino


39 60


Edgar Browning


30 60


Joseph Frazier


23 40


Thomas Argento


11 70


$1,355 10


Supplies :


Warren Pipe Co.


$781 50


A. P. Smith Co.


179 15


Sumner & Dunbar


144 29


The Leadite Co.


58 76


Town of Concord


23 31


Red Hed Mfg. Co.


22 52


Dodge & Haley Co.


21 76


Doherty Garage


19 12


Standard Oil Co.


13 75


81


Bromley & Co.


$13 50


Direct Stores Inc.


11 96


John P. Howard


11 05


Wadworth Howland Co.


8 70


National Meter Co.


4 45


Elmer A. Rollins


3 43


$1,317 25


Labor and Supplies:


Mannng MacRae


$249 64


Rice's Garage


61 96


Lincoln Garage


7 20


Reed & Burns


7 00


George E. Hunter


6 18


George E. Cunningham


5 00


$336 98


Miscellaneous:


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co., Power and Light


$1,850 48


John P. Howard, Collecting Water Rates


200 00


Commonwealth of Mass. Interest on Water Bonds 85 33


Edith B. Farrar, Taking Census


50 00


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Services


35 16


Liberty Insurance Co. Insurance


33 50


Maynard Coal Co., 4,250 lbs. at $13.50 28 70


Maynard Coal Co., 4,000 lbs.


26 00


Leonard Robinson, Reading


Meters


20 00


Daniel Printing Co., Printing


19 00


Lincoln Water Dept., Insurance


14 34


82


Railway Express Co., Express First National Bank:


$ 49


1 coupon due Feb., 1933 17 50


5 coupons, at $17.50


87 50


5 coupons, at $20.00, Mar. 100 00


Int. on 5 Water 4's Sept.


100 00


$2,668 00


Total


$6,239 83


Appropriation


$6,205 00


Overdraft 34 83


$6,239 83


Moth and Tree Work Payments


Labor :


Fred Tyler


$663 80


Joseph Gilbert


614 60


$1,278 40


Supplies :


B. W. Brown Grain Co. $9 70


The Manning Sales Co.


1 70


$11 40


Total


$1,289 80


Unexpended Balance


10 20


Appropriation $1,300 00


$1,300 00


83


Miscellaneous


Payments


Garden City Press, Printing


$421 55


Concord Publishing Co., Printing


19 00


Concord Journal, Printing 14 00


The Barre Gazette, Printing


11 75


Becker & Company, Printing


7 50


Daniels Printng Co., Printing


5 50


West Concord Press, Printing


4 50


P. B. Murphy, Printing


2 50


Irving Hill, Bonds


164 50


Herbert G. Farrar, Rent of Land


90 00


John P. Howard, Supplies


33 15


Wood Green Houses, Flowers


25 00


George G. Tarbell, Supplies


28 84


E. Russell Davis, Supplies


17 99


L. L. Applin, Recording Titles


17 78


Thomas Groom Co., Supplies


12 92


George E. Cunningham, Collecting Dog Tax


12 50


Bromley & Co., Supplies


12 50


Rice's Garage, Labor and Supplies


16 55


Hobbs & Warren, Supplies


28 34


Lincoln Garage, Labor


10 50


Maryland Casualty Co., Premium on Tax Collec- tor's Bond 10 00


F. H. Lawrence, State Report


10 00


First National Bank, Rent of Vault


10 00


Dept. of Corporation and Taxation, Certification of Note 6 00


Frank Lane Co., Flags


4 18


Carter Ink Co., Supplies


2 50


Edith B. Farrar, Addressing Envelopes


2 00


Commissions of Public Safety, Supplies Total


1 35


$1,002 90


84


Unexpended Balance


$197 10


Appropriation


1 $1,200 00


$1,200 00


Town Hall


Payments


Edward Graf, Care of Hall and Grounds


$720 00


Howard Alcorn, Curtain 350 00


James F. Donaldson & Co., Labor and Supplies


111 00


Austin A. Hubley, Labor and Supplies


102 45


Edward McLeod, Labor and Supplies


8 15


Rice's Garage, Labor and Supplies Langille Bros., Labor and Supplies


1 25


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co., Light


97 65


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service


62 61


Lincoln Water Works, Water Service


42 50


G. S. Gordon, Painting


30 00


Charles E. Woodhull, Care of Pianos


32 00


John E. Smith, Electrical Work


10 35


Sidney MacRae, Labor


22 86


William B. Riley, Labor


4 50


Brackett & Shaw Co., Supplies


16 13


Elmer A. Rollins, Supplies


2 85


Maynard Coal Co .:


43,790 lbs. Egg at $11 65


255 08


12,000 lbs. Stove and Nut at $12 35


74 10


16,500 lbs. Bituminous at $8 50


70 13


Total


$2,034 61


Unexpended Balance


115 39


Appropriation


$2,150 00


$2,150 00


21 00


85


Salary Account


Payments


John P. Howard, Part Salary, Due 1933 Levy $550 00


John P. Howard, Services as Collector, 1932 Levy 350 00


John P. Howard, Services as Collector, 1931 Levy 200 00


John P. Howard, Total Salary, Due 1930 Levy 48 58


Thomas L. Giles, Balance of Salary, Due 1930 Levy 496 84


E. Russell Davis, Town Treasurer 270 00


William H. Davis, Town Clerk 225 00


Herbert G. Farrar, Services as Assessor


180 00


William H. Sherman, Services as Assessor 157 50


Thomas J. Dee, Services as Assessor 135 00


James W. Lennon, Services as Auditor


135 00


Herbert G. Farrar, Services as Selectman


100 00


John F. Farrar, Services as Inspector of Animals


90 00


Raymond E. Hagerty, Registrar


22 50


E. H. MacFarland, Registrar 22 50


Andrew J. Dougherty, Jr., Registrar


22 50


Andrew J. Dougherty, Jr., Fire Engineer


22 50


Harold S. Cousins, Fire Engineer 22 50


John J. Kelliher, Fire Engineer


22 50


Matthew H. Doherty, Fire Engineer


22 50


Thomas J. Dee, Fire Engineer


22 50


Total


$3,117 92


Unexpended Balance


57 08


Appropriation


$3,175 00


$3,175 00


86


Cemetery


Payments


Labor :


Floria Campabasso


$155 20


George E. Cunningham


149 40


Joseph Frazier


70 40


Albert Cunningham


43 20


Edward Stuart


38 40


William B. Riley


24 00


Andrew Peterson


22 40


Charles Mayo


19 20


Donald Sloan


16 00


Edward Cunningham


12 80


Supplies :


B. L. Ogilvie & Sons


6 25


Miscellaneous:


Lincoln Water Works, Water 2 years


38 00


George E. Cunningham, Repairs


2 50


Lincoln Garage, Repairs


2 25


Total


$600 00


Appropriation


$600 00


Street Lights


Payments


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Dec., 1932


$293 98


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Jan., 1933


270 01


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co - Feb.


268 77


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Mar.


269 27


87


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Apr.


$264 64


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - May


241 24


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - June


236 02


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - July


245 46


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Aug.


244 74


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Sept.


260 23


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Oct.


273 31


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. - Nov.


286 32


Total


$3,153 99


Unexpended Balance


46 01


Appropriation


$3,200 00


$3,200 00


Board of Health


Payments


Marion Ober, Salary


$1,083 30


Jessie M. Harvey, Salary


100 00


F. L. Glenchy, M. D. V., Milk Inspection


100 00


W. L. Cosgrove, M. D., Professional Services


2 00


Misses Pierce, Storage on Car


5 00


Lincoln Garage, Storage on Car


5 00


Marion Ober, Storage on Car


10 00


Liberty Mutual Ins. Co., Insurance


33 50


Registry of Motor Vehicles, Registration


3 00


Weston Motors, Part Payment on Coupe


228 00


Lincoln Garage, Labor and Supplies


130 78


Rice's Garage, Labor and Supplies Marion Ober, Supplies


10 17


Hobbs and Warren, Supplies


2 68


1 00


George Mackenzie, Supplies


11 00


88


Robert G. Pease, Supplies


$2 75


Gerald Harvey, Labor


3 00


Total


$1,731 18


Unexpended Balance


68 82


Appropriation


$1,600 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


200 00


$1,800 00


$1,800 00


Public Welfare Department


Payments


Expenses


$3,123 12


Unexpended Balance


1 88


Appropriation


$3,000 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


125 00


$3,125 00


$3,125 00


1


Fire Department


Payments


Labor at Fires:


H. S. Cousins, to Jan., 1933


$57 00


Ronald Wood


45 80


John E. Smith


38 40


89


Florio Campabasso


$27 80


Herbert G. Farrar


27 00


Frank Ryan


23 70


James Ryan


22 50


Thomas J. Dee


11 25


Thomas F. Coan


12 10


George Martin


10 20


John T. Algeo


7 00


Ralph E. Butcher


5 50


Donald McAskill


4 60


John B. Farrar


4 50


Jarvis Mayo


3 60


$300 95


Labor and Supplies :


Doherty Garage, Balance 1932


$254 53


Doherty Garage, on Account 1933


460 00


$714 53


Supplies :


Justin A. McCarthy Co.


$196 00


Doherty Garage


192 76


Rice's Garage


1 00


James O'Connor & Son.


3 00


$392 76


Miscellaneous :


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Serv- ices


$25 72


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co., Light


23 70


Edward Gallant, Labor


26 00


Thomas J. Dee, Storing Truck


108 00


$183 42


Total


$1,591 66


Unexpended Balance


8 34


Appropriation


$1,600 00


$1,600 00


90


Fire Truck


Payments


Rice's Garage, Chevrolet Chassis


$554 50


James O'Connor & Son, Fire Kit and Equip.


1,418 10


$1,972 60


Unexpended Balance


27 40


Appropriation


$2,000 00


$2,000 00


Library


Payments


Edith B. Farrar, Salary


$505 00


Supplies :


The Old Corner Book Store


207 99


L. A. Wells Library Bindery


58 03


Rosella Webb


51 25


Remington Rand, Inc.


15 00


Langille Bros.


14 21


Sumner Smith


12 00


Gaylord Bros.


6 00


Wards Company


5 10


H. R. Huntting Co.


4 52


American Library Association


2 50


Miscellaneous :


Edith B. Farrar, Cataloging $100 00


Edison Electric Ill'g. Co. Light 39 75


$376 60


91


- New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Tele- phone


$29 52


Lincoln Water Works, Water


8 50


$177 77


Total


$1,059 37


Unexpended Balance


57 74


Appropriation


$876 00


Dog Tax


241 11


$1,117 11


$1,117 11


Interest on Borrowed Money


Payments


First National Bank, Int. on $30,000, due Nov. 15 $446 25


First National Bank, Int. on $20,000, due Nov. 30 253 50


$699 75


300 25


Unexpended Balance


Appropriation


$1,000 00


$1,000 00


Insurance


Payments


Irving S. Hill, Insurance on Town Property $260 74 Appropriation $260 74


92


Veterans' Aid


Payments


Expenses


$220 00


Appropriation


$180 00


Transferred from Reserve Fund


40 00


$220 00


$220 00


Police Department


Payments


John J. Kelliher, Salary


$1,375 00


George E. Cunningham, Special Police, 1932


50 00


George E. Cunningham, Special Police, 1933


45 00


Isaac Langille, Special Police


36 00


Herbert G. Farrar, Special Police


22 50


John E. Smith, Special Police


14 00


Daniel Ryan, Special Police


10 00


Edward M. Stone, Special Police


10 00


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Services


33 95


Doherty Garage, Supplies


222 49


Rice's Garage, Supplies


14 20


Total


$1,833 14


Unexpended Balance


16 86


Appropriation


$1,850 00


$1,850 00


93


Election Expenses


Payments


Thomas J. Dee, Services at Special


Primary, Mar. 7 $4 50


Lorin W. Ferdinand, Services at


Special Primary, Mar. 7


4 50


D. Everett Sherman, Services at Special Primary, Mar. 7 4 50


Edmund W. Giles, Services at


Special Primary, Mar. 7 4 50


Thomas Norton, Services at Special Primary, Mar. 7 4 50


Andrew J. Dougherty, Jr., Services at Special Primary, Mar. 7 4 50


Raymond E. Hagerty, Services at Special Primary, Mar. 7 4 50


Thomas J. Dee, Services at Town Election, Mar. 11 4 50


Lorin W. Ferdinand, Services at


Town Election, Mar. 11 4 50


D. Everett Sherman, Services at Town Election, Mar. 11 4 50


Edmund W. Giles, Services at


Town Election, Mar. 11 4 50


Thomas Norton, Services at Town Election, Mar. 11 4 50


Edmund W. Giles, Services at Town Election, Mar. 21 4 50


Andrew J. Dougherty, Jr., Services at Town Election, Mar. 21 4 50


D. Everett Sherman, Services at Town Election, Mar. 21 4 50


Lorin W. Ferdinand, Services at


Town Election, Mar. 21 4 50


94


Thomas J. Dee, Services at Town


Election, Mar. 21 $4 50


Raymond E. Hagerty, Services at


Town Election, Mar. 21 4 50


Thomas Norton, Services at Town Election, June 13 4 50


Raymond E. Hagerty, Services at


Special Election, June 13 4 50


Joseph Lennon, Services at Special Election, June 13 4 50


Edmund W. Giles, Services at


Special Election, June 13 4 50


Total


$99 00


Unexpended Balance


1 00


Appropriation


$75 00


Transferred from Reserve


Fund 25 00


$100 00


$100 00


1930 - Overlay Account


Overlay 1930 Assessment


$1,024 90


1930 Abatements to Dec. 27, 1932


$759 20


1930 Abatements in 1933 7 53


$766 73


Balance


$258 17


Transferred to Overlay Reserve


Account $258 17


95


1931 - Overlay Account


Overlay 1931 Assessment


$2,593 78


1931 Abatements to Dec. 26, 1933


326 00


Balance


$2,267 78


1932 - Overlay Account


Overlay 1932 Assessment


$1,225 03


1932 Abatements to Dec. 27, 1932 $381 45


1932 Abatements in 1933 2 00


$383 45


Balance


$841 58


1933 - Overlay Account


Overlay 1933 Assessment


$2,995 18


1933 Abatements to Dec. 26, 1933


259 80


$2,735 38


Overlay Reserve


Transferred from 1930 Overlay


Account


$258 17


Reserve Fund


Apr. 12, Transferred to Election Expenses $25 00


Dec. 27, Transferred to School Account $600 17


96


Dec. 27, Transferred to Board of Health


$200 00


Dec. 27, Transferred to Public


Welfare


125 00


Dec. 27, Transferred to Soldiers' Relief Fund


40 00


$990 17


Unexpended Balance


9 83


Appropriation


$1,000 00


$1,000 00


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Refund


Mrs. Anna Harrington, Refund


1932 Tax


$17 50


Francis Wallace, Refund 1932 Tax


65


Helen O. Storrow, Refund 1932 Tax


5 78


$23 93


General Cemetery Fund


Payments


Labor :


George E. Cunningham, Labor with Team


$68 40


Florio Campabasso


30 80


Joseph Frazier


19 20


Edward Stuart


14 80


Roy Sims


12 80


Albert Cunningham


11 20


$157 20


97


John H. Pierce Fund


Payments


Services :


Waltham Hospital


$1,020 42


Bent Brigham Hospital


132 87


Mass. General Hospital


59 35


Guy C. Peace, M.D.


35 00


$1,247 64


Supplies :


Bay State Nurseries


$302 34


Robert D. Donaldson


45 00


William Harding


30 00


William Harrington


21 00


George G. Tarbell


2 20


$400 54


Labor:


Fletcher Steele


$500 00


Andrew J. Dougherty, Sr.


104 00


John Johansen


65 27


Peter Christiansen


49 30


Alonzo Calkins


46 80


Sidney MacRae


46 80


Charles Gougles


41 40


Abraham Sternsher


38 40


William Burgess


32 40


George Martin


25 20


Martin J. Rooney


21 60


Michael Diamond


21 60


Harry Fisher


19 40


Lewis Florio


16 20


John Cook


10 80


William Harrington


10 00


-


98


Thomas Whiting


$10 00


Roy Sims


7 20


Ralph Naples


7 00


Willis Cousins


6 40


Lawrence Hallett


6 40


Joseph Lennon


5 40


$1,091 57


$2,739 75


Silent Poor Fund


Aid


Payments


$160 39


-


99


Recapitulation


Payments


Schools


$35,100 18


Highways


17,235 07


Highway Chapter 90


7,425 40


Street Lights


3,153 99


Public Welfare


3,123 12


Salary Account


3,117 92


Town Hall


2,034 61


Fire Truck


1,972 60


Police Department


1,833 14


Board of Health


1,731 18


Fire Department


1,591 66


Moth Department


1,289 80


Library Account


1,059 37


Vocational Account


1,029 79


Miscellaneous


1,002 90


Interest Account


699 75


Cemetery Account


600 00


Insurance Account


260 74


Veterans' Aid


220 00


Election Expenses


99 00


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


23 93


Total


$84,604 15


Water


$6,239 83


Reserve Account


990 67


General Cemetery Fund


157 20


John H. Pierce Fund


2,739 75


Silent Poor Fund


160 39


100


ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURES


The following table gives an analysis of expenditures by percentage, showing the net cost to the Town of each depart- ment. Percentages are figured after crediting all receipts applicable to each department against the expenses of that department.


1932 Per Cent


1933 Per Cent


Schools


41.2


44.6


Highways


18.2


20.7


Salaries


4.3


4.8


Street Lights


3.4


4.6


Police


2.2


2.5


Miscellaneous Accounts


2.1


1.5


Public Grounds and Buildings


2.9


2.9


Public Welfare


2.1


4.8


Moth and Tree Work


1.6


1.7


Fire


3.4


5.4


Interest on Revenue Loans


1.1


1.2


Library


2.5


1.2


Health


1.


1.4


Cemeteries


.9


1.


Miscellaneous


.4


.6


Insurance


2.7


.5


Total


100.


100.


101


REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING AND TRUST FUNDS


In Account With Water Works Sinking Fund


1933


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$1,286 84


Bank Interest


70


Coupons U. S. Liberty 4th 414s 1938


85 00


Sale $4,000 U. S. Liberty 4th 414s 1938 4,155 58


$5,528 12


Cr. 1933


Town of Lincoln Water Department (Water Bonds due) $5,000 00


Dec. 31 Balance transferred to Water Works account 528 12


$5,528 12


The $14,000. Town of Lincoln 4s due September, 1936, held by this fund have been cancelled by the Town Treasurer.


Charles S. Smith Legacy for High School


Dr. 1933


Jan. 1 Balance


$42,649 96


Bank Interest


1,363 71


Coupons U. S. Liberty 4th 414s 1938


425 00


Coupons Boston Metropolitan District 434s


237 50


$44,676 17


102


1933


Cr.


Dec. 31


Balance on deposit


$44,676 17


The Fund is invested as follows:


Middlesex Institution for Savings


$11,912 74


Concord National Bank


7,537 45


Suffolk Savings Bank . 4,348 11


Warren Institution for Savings


10,892 65 /


Boston Five Cents Savings Bank


9,985 22


10,000 U. S. Treasury 414s-314s 1945


10,000 00


5,000 Boston Metropolitan District 434s due March 1, 1949


5,000 00


$59,676 17


Abbie J. Stearns Fund for Town Hearse


1933


Dr.


Jan. 1 Balance


$1,939 22


Bank Interest


68 46


$2,007 68


Cr. 1933


Dec. 31 Balance on deposit $2,007 68


The Fund is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


Donald Gordon Recreation Fund


Dr. 1933


Jan. 1 Balance Bank Interest 183 87


$5,307 15


$5,491 02


103


1933


Cr.


July 25 Fireworks


$200 00


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit Income a/c :96 27


Balance on Deposit Principal a/c 5,194 75


$5,491 0.2.


The Fund is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


Abbie J. Stearns Fund for Silent Poor


1933


Dr.


Jan. 1 Balance


$2,826 58


Bank Interest


92 71


$2,919 29


1933


Cr.


Paid on Selectmen's orders


$160 39


Dec. 31


Balance on Deposit Income a/c


1,533 85


Balance on Deposit Principal a/c 1,225 05


$2,919 29


The Fund is deposited as follows:


Middlesex Institution for Savings


$2,719 29


First National Bank of Boston


39 61


$2,758 90


Julia A. Bemis Fund for the Lincoln Library


Dr. 1933


Jan. 1 Balance Interest


$684 05


24 15


$708 20


104


1933


Cr.


Cash J. F. Farrar, Treasurer, Lincoln Library $24 15


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit, Principal a/c 684 05


$708 20


The Fund of $684.05 is deposited in Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


John H. Pierce Legacy to the Lincoln Library


Dr. 1933


Jan. 1 Balance


$1,114 57


Interest


39 33


1933


Cr.


$1,153 90


Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treasurer, Lincoln Library


$39 33


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit, Principal a/c 1,114 57


$1,153 90


The Fund of $1,114.57 is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


George Russell Legacy to the Lincoln Library


Dr. 1933


Jan. 1 Balance Interest


$415 74 14 66


1933


Cr.


$430 40


Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treasurer, Lincoln Library .. $14 66


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit, Principal a/c 415 74


$430 40


The Fund of $415.74 is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


105


George G. Tarbell Legacy to the Lincoln Library


1933 Jan. 1 Balance Interest


Dr.


$3,138 38


110 79


.


$3,249 17


1933


Cr.


Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treasurer, Lincoln Library . . $110 74


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit, Principal a/c 3,138 38


Balance on Deposit, Interest a/c


05


$3,249 17


The Fund of $3,138.38 is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


Abbie J. Stearns Fund for Lincoln Library


1933


Dr


Jan. 1 Balance Interest


$1,430 00


50 48


Cr. 1933


$1,480 48


Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treasurer, Lincoln Library


$50 48


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit, Principal a/c 1,430 00


$1,480 48


The Fund of $1,430 is deposited in the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.


106


THE BEMIS LECTURE FUND TRUSTEES In Account With The Bemis Lecture Fund


1933


Dr.


Jan. 1 Balance


$2,864 84


Dividends, Boston & Albany R. R. Co. 140 00


Dividends, Old Colony Railroad Co. 70 00


Dividends, Boston & Providence R. R. Co. 85 00


Dividends, Pennsylvania R. R. Co. 30 00


Coupons, U. S. Liberty Loan 4th 414s


85 00


Coupons, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 4s


200 00


Coupons, Southern Railway Co. 4s


120 00


Coupons, Massachusetts Gas Co. 512s


275 00


Coupons, Consolidated Gas Co. of N. Y. 5s


150 00


Coupons, U. S. Rubber Co. 5s


50 00


Coupons, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 5s 50 00


Coupons, Edison Electric Illuminating 5s, 1935 . . 150 00


Interest on Deposit 2 65


1933


Cr.


Jan. 27 P. A. Carter, Postals, Printing, Addressing $7 15


Alton H. Blackington . 75 00


Feb. 12 P. A. Carter, Postals, etc.


12 10


14 Kathleen Uhler and Mrs. Short


75 00


Mar. 3 $2,000 U. S. Liberty Loan 4th 414s 2,018 13


Interest U. S. Liberty Loan 4th 414s 32 58


13 Mrs. Claude U. Gilson, Jan. 17, 31-Feb. 7, 21- Mar. 7 125 75




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