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To produce a master plan the Lincoln Planning Board needs expert assistance. It estimates $1000.00 as the minimum to secure valuable results. This amount might, if necessary, be spread over two years. The Board places these facts before the Town at this time. While it be- lieves the expenditure involved would be a wise one, it makes no specific recommendations as to whether its an- nual budget should be increased by such an amount or not.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM N. PAGE, Chairman ROBERT D. DONALDSON ARTHUR C. COMEY HAYWARD PEIRCE EVELETH R. TODD
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
At the meeting of the Board held on March 18, 1939, Dr. DeNormandie was elected chairman and Mr. Conant clerk for the ensuing year. Mrs. Ober was appointed nurse and the Board's agent. Mr. J. J. Kelleher was nominated inspector of slaughtering, and later his nomin- ation was confirmed by the State Board of Health. Dr. McGlinchey was reappointed milk inspector, and Dr. De- Normandie was appointed to the Nursing Committee.
One pasteurizing plant ceased to operate and one new pasteurizing plant was licensed.
Two permits to sell denatured alcohol were issued.
Eight licenses were granted for the transportation of garbage through the town.
The following piggeries were granted licenses : Manuel Silva, 500; Cornelius Shea, 400; John N. Conners, 200; Boyce Brothers, 100; John Wilson, 100; E. S. Coburn, 75; John E. McHugh, 50; Nicholas Catoni, 50. The courts still have under consideration a complaint against one piggery. The case has been heard by a master, but no decision has been made. No license has been issued to it by the Board. We are still having periodic com- plaints in regard to this piggery, but no final action can be taken until a court decision is rendered.
Licenses to sell milk were granted to seventeen farms, companies or stores. The monthly examinations of the milk throughout the year have been satisfactory in all respects.
The clinic for the inoculation of dogs against rabies was held on April 22, 1939. It was poorly attended, and this year the Board plans to send out postal cards to all dog owners notifying them of the date on which the clinic will beheld.
Again this year we have had few diseases dangerous to the public health reported to the Board: Whooping cough 4; chickenpox 8; measles 6; mumps 1; lobar pneu-
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monia 1; tuberculosis 2; bacillary dysentery 2; dogbite 4. Undoubtedly there were more cases of the mild con- tagious diseases in the town than appears from the re- port, for some parents do not call a physician for the milder children's diseases. Lack of proper quarantine of these diseases might lead to a serious epidemic in the town.
The Well Child Conference has been held the third Thursday of each month throughout the year, and has been very successful. New cases, 53; old cases, 26; total attendance, 197; vaccinations, 43; toxoid inoculations, 29. Various defects and diseases have been found and the children have been sent to their family physician or to the proper hospital for treatment. The Board is again grateful to the committee under Mrs. Briggs' chairman- ship which helped so efficiently to transport the children. The Conference will continue under the able supervision of Dr. John A. V. Davies.
At the last session of the Legislature a law was passed putting under local boards of health the supervision and regulation of recreational camps, overnight cabins and trailer camps. The Board has drawn up and passed rules and regulations for their supervision. One applica- tion for a license has been filed and a public hearing will be given to the applicant.
ROBERT L. DENORMANDIE ROBERT D. DONALDSON RICHARD K. CONANT
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CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
The usual general care of the three cemeteries in Lin- coln was given during the year 1939, which included mowing, raking, and cleaning.
Fifteen headstones were straightened, raised and reset.
The building of paved gutters on the two hills in the new cemetery was accomplished during the year.
The stone wall at the Arbor Vitæ Cemetery is badly in need of repairs.
There were ten burials in the new cemetery during the year.
Five lots were sold during the past year in the new cemetery amounting to $230.00, which was deposited in the cemetery fund.
For general care in the three cemeteries we are asking for an appropriation of $800.00, $200.00 to be appro- priated from the cemetery fund.
Respectfully submitted, EDWARD F. FLINT, GEORGE E. CUNNINGHAM, SIDNEY G. MacRAE.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TRAILERS AND TRAILER CAMPS
The Committee appointed to study Trailers and Trailer Camps reports as follows :
Your Committee was appointed by the Moderator pur- suant to a vote passed at the Annual Town Meeting on March 6, 1939, and notice was given of the appointment in a letter dated May 11, 1939, addressed by the Modera- tor to the members of the Committee. Shortly after your Committee met and chose a permanent chairman.
Thereafter the Committee met frequently. Several members of the Committee inspected the trailer camp located in the Town and others studied the By-Laws of other towns in the Commonwealth and in New Hamp- shire in order to acquaint themselves with the problems involved.
Pending further work by your Committee the General Court of the Commonwealth passed an act (St. 1939 c. 416) which was approved by the Governor on August 3, 1939, and became law ninety days thereafter. This act prohibits the operation of any recreational camp, over- night camp and cabin or trailer camp without a license granted by the Board of Health of the city or town wherein such camp is located. The act also provides that the Board of Health of such city or town may adopt, and from time to time alter or amend, rules and regulations to enforce the provisions of the act.
The act of the legislature was called to the attention of the Committee which subsequetly held two joint meet- ings with the Board of Health of the Town. The Commit- tee also studied the Rules and Regulations for overnight and trailer camps recently promulgated by the Board of Health of the Town and takes this opportunity to ex- press its wholehearted approval of them. It was decided by the Committee that inasmuch as the Board of Health of the Town has full power in the premises and has al-
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ready adopted excellent regulations and may adopt, alter and amend them with greater flexibility than the Town itself can enact By-laws, the Committee should proceed no further in its investigation.
Accordingly your Committee reports that its activities have ceased.
January 18, 1940.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE G. TENNEY, Chairman FREDERIC W. HIBBARD ROBERT L. De NORMANDIE EDMUND W. GILES MATTHEW H. DOHERTY
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
LINCOLN
The following is a report of the work of the Middle- sex County Extension Service in the town of Lincoln during the year 1939:
Farmers have been assisted in their milk marketing problems. A strong effort was made to interest farmers to keep farm accounts. DeNormandie Farm has put up grass silage for the second successive year. Mr. Hans Van Leer and Mr. W. J. O'Sullivan are growing Ladino clover for pasture. The Storrow Farm herd is in the Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Mr. James De- Normandie is a member of the County Dairy Committee and vice-president of the Middlesex County Guernsey Club.
Considerable interest has been shown by the poultry- men in the various projects developed by the Extension Service and assistance has been rendered in disease con- trol, marketing and the keeping of records. Several poultrymen in Lincoln have been bothered with a rela- tively rare and serious poultry disease and some time has been spent helping these men.
4-H Club Work for boys and girls is now being car- ried on under the chairmanship of Mrs. Matthew H. Doherty. Mrs. Marie Murray served as a clothing club leader for fifteen girls. During the summer a canning project was carried on under the leadership of Miss Florence Reid of Wayland.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
AUDITOR'S REPORT
I hereby submit a report of all money paid out by the Town Treasurer on order of the Selectmen of Lincoln.
I have examined the books and accounts of the officers entrusted with the receipt, custody, or expenditure of money and find that the reports of these officers to the Town are correct. I have verified the cash balance of each of such officers by reconciliation of bank balances and count of cash.
JAMES W. LENNON,
Auditor.
Schools
Payments
Transportation :
Doherty's Garage
$5,615 97
Thomas J. Dee
1,323 08
Lovell Bus Lines
313 70
Metropolitan Coach Co.
301 86
Alice Enman
48 00
Margaret Connair
11 50
Mildred Sherman
10 90
$7,625 01
Tuition :
Town of Concord
$6,634 45
City of Waltham
396 61
Town of Weston
51 50
$7,082 56
Supplies:
Visual Education Service
$360 60
J. L. Hammett Co.
198 81
Allen W. Jackson
251 32
John H. Pray & Sons Co.
183 00
George T. Johnson Co.
117 58
Macmillan Co.
78 50
Gledhill Bros.
71 85
American Device Co.
68 50
Milton Bradley Co.
56 49
John C. Winston Co.
51 97
Payments less than $50.00
648 40
$2,087 02
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Labor and Supplies:
James T. Ryan
$126 00
Langille Bros.
83 15
Flynn and Lahey
67 39
Manning MacRae
37 09
Labor-Payments
Miscellaneous:
Teachers and Janitors
$19,756 00
Maynard Coal Co.
1,010 00
Mass. Teachers Board
759 00
H. A. Wood, M. D.
200 00
Babcock-Davis Corp.
3,021 94
Boston Edison Co.
194 70
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
121 84
Carl F. Holloran
110 74
Lincoln Board of Health
400 00
Payments less than $50.00
120 63
$25,694 85
Total
$42,877 40
Unexpended Balance
$1,447 60
Appropriation
$44,325 00
Highway Fund Payments
Supplies:
State Prison Colony
$446 80
New England Road Co.
230 00
Clark-Wilcox Co.
160 03
Alexander Cantin
142 50
Wilson Lumber Co.
141 66
Rice's Garage
65 77
Standard Oil Co.
65 00
Socony Vacuum Oil Co.
62 40
Road Builders' Supply Co.
56 00
Conant Machine & Steel Co.
30 40
-
$1,400 56
Miscellaneous:
Sumner Smith, Rent of Barn
$380 00
Edmund W. Giles, Pay roll
210 50
John J. Sliney, Gravel
96 00
$313 63 $74 33
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Anthony Ross & Son, Gravel
55 10
Francis Sargent, M. D., Gravel
55 10
John Cook, Sand
33 90
Avery and Murphy, Repairs
33 49
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
4 30
Boston Edison Co.
1 30
Other Payments
268 72
$1,138 41
Total
$2,538 97
Unexpended Balance
$11 03
Appropriation
$2,550 00
Highway Department Payments
Supplies :
Utility Oil Co
$3,486 78
The Barrett Co.
2,068 61
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
463 00
Kopper Co.
277 51
Socony Vacuum Co.
172 20
Commonwealth of Mass.
115 50
Standard Fence Co.
127 00
Road Builders' Supply Co.
158 47
Dyars Sales & Machinery Co.
106 50
Riverside Paint & Varnishing Co.
94 15
Berger Metal Culvert Co.
93 86
Other Payments
289 76
$7,453 34
Miscellaneous:
Edmund Giles, Pay roll
$6,979 00
Lexington Sand & Gravel Co.
400 55
Sumner Smith, Rent
380 00
Benj. C. Tower, Insurance
244 95
Charles Glover, Sand and Gravel
219 40
John J. Cook, Gravel
158 10
Traffic and Road Equipment Co., Re- pairs
154 00
Greenough Bros., Gravel
143 50
Francis Sargent, Gravel
82 20
Garden City Gravel Co.
67 18
Thomas Giles, Repairs and Supplies
$113 35
Aubrey W. Burgess
70 85
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
72 88
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Boston Edison Co.
8 09
Manuel Silva, Snow Work
78 00
E. W. Browning, Snow Work
58 50
Cornelius Shea, Snow Work
28 00
E. W. Browning, Drilling and Blasting
46 92
Other Payments
91 19
$9,396 66
Appropriation
$16,850 00
Highway Machinery Account Payments
Supplies:
Socony Vacuum Oil Co.
$757 19
New England Road Co.
353 51
Greenough Bros.
321 50
Rice's Garage
202 99
Other Payments
199 24
$1,834 43
Labor and Supplies:
Thomas Giles
$431 06
White Motor Co.
194 49
Aubrey W. Burgess
19 45
Goodyear Service
16 35
Waltham Spring Service
4 10
$665 45
Total
$2,499 88
Unexpended Balance
12
Appropriation
$2,500 00
Fire Department Payments
Labor:
Doherty's Garage, Storing and Service
$699 24
Tracey's Station, Storing and Service Supplies : Justin A. McCarthy Co.
420 88
Labor and Supplies
792 11
Miscellaneous:
Boston Edison Co.
$34 06
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
59 33
93 39
Total
$2,186 30
Unexpended Balance
13 70
Appropriation
$2,200.00
180 68
$879 92
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
Board of Health Payments
Salaries:
Marion Ober
$1,599 97
Dorothy Bates
100 00
$1,699 97
Labor and Supplies:
Middlesex Motor Co.
$122 97
Lincoln Garage
113 74
Other Payments
20 42
$257 13
Miscellaneous:
F. T. McGlinchey, M. D.
$100 00
Timothy A. McNamara, Ins.
35 70
135 70
Total
$2 092 80
Unexpended Balance
2 20
Appropriation
$2,095 00
Library Account Payments
Salary-Edith B. Farrar
$735 00
Supplies:
Old Corner Book Store
$108 34
L. A. Wells Library Binding
86 21
Rosella E. Webb
60 00
N. E. News Co.
49 60
Other Payments
28 63
Miscellaneous:
Maynard Coal Co.
$148 35
Langille Bros.
148 43
Boston Edison Co.
41 76
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
25 46
Lincoln Water Works
4 25
Other Payments
192 77
561 02
Total
$1,628 80
Appropriation-$1,200.00 Plus Dog Tax
428 00
$1,628 80
Salary Account
Payments
Otto Hagmann $795 00
Herbert G. Farrar, Selectman
200 00
....
$332 78
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Sumner Smith, Selectman
200 00
Robert D. Donaldson, Jr., Selectman 66 67
Warwick V. Harris, Treasurer
300 00
William H. Davis, Tax Collector and Clerk
1,300 00
Philip Snelling, Assessor
162 50
C. Lee Todd, Assessor
162 50
Herbert G. Farrar, Assessor
200 00
Daniel E. Sherman, Cattle Inspector
100 00
George E. Cunningham, Constable
50 00
Raymond Hagerty, Registrar
25 00
Andrew J. Dougherty, Registrar
25 00
Harold S. Dean, Registrar 25 00
Anthony J. Doherty, Clerk of Appeals
25 00
Herbert G. Farrar, Fire Engineer
25 00
John E. Smith, Fire Engineer
25 00
Joseph Tracey, Fire Engineer
25 00
Harold S. Cousins, Fire Engineer 25 00
Andrew J. Dougherty, Fire Engineer 25 00
Matthew H. Doherty, Fire Engineer
25 00
Sidney MacRae, Fire Engnieer
25 00
John J. Kelliher, Fire Engineer
25 00
James W. Lennon, Auditor
150 00
Miss Phemister, Clerical Services
195 00
Total
$4,181 67
Unexpended Balance
253 33
Appropriation
$4,335 00
Police Department Payments
Salaries:
John J. Kelliher
$1,500 00
Other Officers
71 00
$1,571 00
Labor and Supplies:
Doherty's Garage
$154 44
Tracey's Station
48 14
M. Linsky & Bros.
32 50
Rice's Garage
23 70
Middlesex Motor Co.
24 51
Other Payments
24 91
$308 20
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Miscellaneous:
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
$30 80
Timothy A. McNamara, Ins.
29 09
59 89
Total
$1,939 09
Unexpended Balance
60 91
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Miscellaneous Account Payments
Supplies
$439 48
Hayward Peirce
$377 10
Lincoln Press
441 95
William H. Davis
74 00
Herbert G. Farrar
41 66
Francis Sargent
58 33
John Rogers
80 00
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
37 19
Other Payments
118 01
$1,228 24
Total
$1,667 72
Unexpended Balance
134 07
Appropriation
$1,801 79
Town Hall and Public Grounds Payments
Labor and Supplies
$655 64
Miscellaneous:
P. J. Lennon, Janitor
$840 00
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
108 04
Boston Edison Co.
106 73
Maynard Coal Co.
314 77
Lincoln Water Works
21 25
$1,390 79
Total
$2,046 43
Unexpended Balance
13 57
Appropriation
$2,060 00
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Vocational Account Payments
Transportation:
Lovell Bus Lines
$227 80
Metropolitan Coach Co.
92 94
M. Pannetta
38 20
A. Mannerino
34 10
Thomas Clark
38 60
Ernest Tailacqu
34 40
Tuition-City of Waltham
$466 04 817 45
Total
$1,283 49
Unexpended Balance
366 51
Appropriation
$1,650 00
Planning Board Payments
Expenses
$29 02
Unexpended Balance
20 98
Appropriation
$50 00
Election Expenses
Payments
Expenses
$42 00
Unexpended Balance
33 00
Appropriation
$75 00
Hurricane Emergency Account
Expenses
$1,174 63
Unexpended Balance
2 16
Balance from 1938 Appropriation
$1,176 79
Interest Account
Payı ents
Expenses
$655 93
Unexpended Balance
69 07
Appropriation
$725 00
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
P. W. A. Project No. Mass. 1557-F Payments
Preliminary
$269 55
Construction
99,252 41
Material Tests
365 98
Engineering
2,380 63
Legal
280 00
Total
$102,548 57
Unexpended Balance
396 11
Appropriation
$102,944 68
Moth and Tree Work Payments
Labor:
Joseph Gilbert
$440 00
John Gilbert
329 00
Joseph Frazier
276 00
Thomas Gormley
150 00
John Cook
142 00
John Algeo
108 00
Lewis Cunningham
20 00
J. Britt
16 00
Edward Cunningham
82 00
$1,563 00
Labor and Supplies:
Sherwin Williams
$399 60
Frost Insecticide Co.
9 90
Doherty Garage
6 62
Other Payments
20 60
$436 72
Total
$1,999 72
Unexpended Balance
23
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Cemetery Account Payments
Labor:
Geo. E. Cunningham
$362 00
Russell Pederson
242 00
Allan Rooney
112 00
John Campobasso
16 00
Thomas Gormley
10 00
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Edward Corrigan
8 00
Lewis Cunningham
92 00
Albert Cunningham
26 00
Edward Cunningham
34 00
$902 00
Supplies-Payments
22 49
Miscellaneous:
Lincoln Water Works
8 50
Lincoln Press
9 00
C. W. Calkins
20 00
Acme Lawn Mower Co.
8 50
$68 49
Total
$970 49
Unexpended Balance
29 51
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Street Lights
Payments
Boston Edison Co., ending Dec. 30, 1939
$4,000 00
Appropriation
$4,000 00
Veterans' Aid Payments
Selectmen's Orders
$1,565 00
Unexpended Balance
235 00
Appropriation
$1,800 00
Insurance Account Payments
Payments
$1,118 81
Unexpended Balance
23 62
Appropriation
$1,142 43
John Pierce Fund Payments
Selectmen's Orders $3,076 35
AUDITOR'S REPORT
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Chapter 90 Construction Account
Balance of Appropriation from 1938 Payments
$1,776 11
Edmund W. Giles, Pay roll $724 85
Utility Oil Co., Supplies
403 38
Greenough Bros., Rentals
416 00
Richard Murray, Gravel
112 60
John J. Cook, Gravel
112 20
Town of Lincoln, Machinery Account ....
7 05
$1,776 08
Unexpended Balance
03
Appropriation
$1,776 11
Real Estate Tax Refund Account Payments ...
Payments
$33 16
Reserve Account
Payments
Transferred to Aid of Dependent Children
$104 78
Unexpended Balance 895 22
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Middlesex Hospital Assessment Payments
Selectmen's Orders
$874 23
Appropriation
874 23
Payment on Town Bonds
Payments
First National Bank of Boston-Water Bonds ..... $5,000 00
Public Welfare Account Payments
Expenses
$2,540 39
Unexpended Balance
159 61
Appropriation
$2,700 00 $2,700 00
Aid to Dependent Children Payments
Expenses
$3,104 78
Transferred from Reserve Fund
$104 78
Appropriation
$3,000 00
$3,104 78
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Old Age Assistance Payments
Expenses
$5,108 88
Unexpended Balance
771 12
Appropriation
$5,880.00
Aid to Dependent Children-Federal Funds
Grants
$608 22
Selectmen's Orders
607 75
Unexpended Balance
47
Old Age Assistance-Federal Funds
Grants
$4,585 21
Selectmen's Orders
3,910 50
Unexpended Balance
$674 71
Old Age Assistance Administration-Federal Funds
Grants
$217 56
Selectmen's Orders
206 00
$11 56
Aid to Dependent Children Administration-Federal Funds
Grants
$63 34
Selectmen's Orders
54 00
$9 34
Water Payments
Salaries:
John J. Kelliher
$475 00
William H. Davis
200 00
Sumner Smith
75 00
Sidney MacRae
75 00
$825 00
Labor:
John Gilbert
$744 00
Joseph Gilbert
610 00
Joseph Frazier
110 00
James Jackman
40 00
William Bulger
36 00
Other Payments
41 50
$1,581 50
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
Supplies:
Red Hed Mfg. Co.
$1,180 48
Turbine Equipment Co.
319 27
Barrett Mfg. Co.
106 58
Sumner & Dunbar
122 60
Rensellaer Valve Co.
89 26
Other Payments
435 18
$2,253 37
Labor and Supplies:
Manning MacRae
$237 82
Aubrey Burgess
27 05
$264 87
Miscellaneous:
Boston Edison Co.
$2,033 46
Town of Lincoln, Payment of Bonds ....
5,178 20
John J. Sliney, Gravel
52 25
Sidney MacRae, Taking Census
50 00
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
32 44
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
21 70
Lincoln Press, Printing
14 75
$7,382 80
Total
$12,307 54
Unexpended Balance
364 46
Appropriation
$12,672 00
Recapitulation Payments
Schools
$42,877 40
Highway Department
16,850 00
Welfare Account
2,540 39
Vocational Account
1,283 49
Miscellaneous Account
1,667 72
Board of Health
2,092 80
Town Hall and Public Grounds
2,046 43
Fire Department
2,186 30
Road Machinery Account
2,499 88
Library Account
1,628 80
Moth and Tree Work
1,999 72
Police Department
1,939 09
Cemetery Account
970 49
Salary Account
4,181 67
Veterans' Aid Account
1,565 00
Street Lights
4,000 00
Middlesex County Hospital Assessment
874 23
Highway Fund
2,538 97
Insurance Account
1,118 81
...
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Old Age Assistance
5,108 88
Aid to Dependent Children
3,104 78
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Refund
43 56
Interest Account
655 93
Planning Board 29 02
Election Account
42 00
Chapter 90, Construction Account
1,776 08
Payment on Town Bonds
5,000 00
Recreational Building Committee
50 00
Hurricane Emergency Account
1,174 63
Aid to Dependent Children Federal Funds
607 75
Old Age Assistance Federal Funds
3,910 50
Old Age Assistance Administration Federal Funds ..
206 00
Aid to Dependent Children Administration Federal Funds
54 00
Reserve Fund Account
104 78
John H. Pierce Fund
3,076 35
Water Account
12,307 54
P. W. A. Project No. Mass. 1557-F
102,548 57
JAMES W. LENNON, Auditor.
TREASURER'S REPORT
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TREASURER'S REPORT, CALENDAR YEAR 1939
January 1, Balance
$14,014 72
Receipts
Board of Health:
Nurse: Local
168 10
Schools
400 00
Licenses
29 50
Building Inspector and Planning Board Fees
200 65
Cambridge, City of, Taxes
470 70
Cemetery Fund 1939 appropriation
100 00
Collector, Taxes
95,931 54
Interest
816 11
Concord Court, Fines
28 00
Highway Dept:
Local
793 10
Machinery account
411 22
Middlesex County
2,359 75
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of
10,600. 07
Library receipts
76 49
Loan, New England Trust Co.
$25,000 @ .17 Discount
25,000 00
and premium
2 00
Miscellaneous, Licenses, tel. tolls, etc.
67 06
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of:
Ch. 362, Sec. 4, Acts of 1936
18 53
Old Age Assistance
5,123.14
Aid to Dependent Children
708 66
Income Tax
6,995 00
Hawker's License
6 00
High School Transportation
3,149 74
Vocational Education
482 11
Support of Indigent Persons
30 00
State Aid
30 00
Military Aid
95 00
Middlesex County, Dog Tax
428 80
Refunds: a/c Welfare Dept.
584 34
Board of Old Age Assistance
325 42
Board of Health
13 50
Schools: Grammar School Fund
41 71
Damage Refund
5 87
Transportation
15 23
Tax Titles: Paid in full (3)
947 80
On account (1)
164 53
Town Clerk, Dog Licenses
570 80
Town Hall, Rentals
80 00
....
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
U. S. A. Old Age Assistance
4,233 00
Old Age Assistance Admin. Costs 141 07
Aid to Dependent Children
607 05
Aid to Dependent Children Admin. Costs Water Department, Bonds and Interest due in 1939
81 84
$5,625 00
Less Premium and Interest at sale
446 80
5,178 20
$181,526 35
Payments
Selectmen's Orders
$120,084.71
Middlesex County, Dog License receipts, Dec. 1938
through Nov. 1939
578 60
Middlesex County, 1939 Tax
4,383 39
Tax Anticipation Note
25,000 00
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of
1939 State Tax
$9,180 00
Municipal Audit
164 00
State Parks
118 82
Veterans' Exemption
82
Penalty
2 00
9,465 64
Town of Lincoln: Water Dept., Loan
1,538 39
P. W. A. Acct. Mass. 1557 F, Loan
7,000 00
Dec. 31 Balance
13,475 62
$181,526 35
GENERAL FUND
Assets
Cash on hand
$13,475 62
Due from: Water Dept.
1,538 39
P. W. A. Account
7,000 00
Taxes, Interest to be added
29,728 01
Tax Titles, Costs and Interest to be added
2,539 64
$54,281 66
Liabilities
Dog Tax, due County
10 20
Machinery Fund
588 40
Overlay: Surplus
$11,866 05
Reserve
1,260 06
13,126 11
W. P. A. Town Survey
1,000 00
97
TREASURER'S REPORT
U. S. A. Old Age Assistance account
674 71
U. S. A. Old Age Assistance Administration account 11 56
U. S. A. Aid to Dependent Children account 9 34
U S. A. Aid to Dependent Children Admin. account .. 47
11 03
Surplus
38,849 84
$54,281 66
Bonds Outstanding
$45,000.00 General Lien 11/4s Due $5,000.00 annually Dec. 1, 1940-1948 inclusive Payable from Water Department Receipts
WARWICK V. HARRIS, Treasurer.
P. W. A. ACCOUNT MASS. 1557 F Report of Town Treasurer Receipts
1939
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$59,492 69
Apr. 11 U. S. Government, Payment on acct. of con- tract
25,021 75
June 21 Cash deposit on new bids 70 00
Aug. 18 U. S. Government, Payment on account of contract
11,728 25
Nov. 28 Loan from Town of Lincoln, General Fund
5,000 00
Dec. 31 Loan from Town of Lincoln, General Fund
2,000 00
$103,312 69
1939 Payments
Jan. 1 1 Selectmen's Orders
$102,096 26
Dec. 31 |
Dec. 31 Balance on hand 1,216 43
$103,312 69
WARWICK V. HARRIS, Treasurer.
Highway Fund
98
TOWN OF LINCOLN
TOWN TREASURER In Account With John H. Pierce Legacy to the Town
1939
Dr.
Jan. 1 Balance on hand
$21,918 08 Trustee under Will of John H. Pierce, In-
come
3,000 00
Rent
805 50
Interest on Savings Deposits
431 08
$26,154 66
Cr.
Paid on Selectmen's orders $3,031 35
Dec. 31 Balance
$23,123 31
Balance on deposit in Boston Five Cents Savings Bank 3,166 14
Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, Mass.
4,203 74
Provident Institution for Savings, Boston ....
2,209 06
Suffolk Savings Bank, Boston
2,209 07
Wakefield, Mass., Savings Bank
2,253 14
Warren Institution for Savings, Boston. 6,255 44
First National Bank, Boston
2,826 72
$23,123 31
WARWICK V. HARRIS, Treasurer.
TOWN TREASURER In Account With The Lincoln Cemetery Commission Dr.
1939
Jan. 1 Balance
$2,031 51
Interest
51 34
From Sale of Lots
230 00
$2,312 85
TREASURER'S REPORT
99
Cr
1939
Transferred to General Fund, under 1939 appropriation $100 00 Balance on deposit with Middlesex Institu- tion for Savings, Concord, Mass. 2,212 85
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