Town annual report for the town of Duxbury for the year ending 1956-1960, Part 67

Author: Duxbury (Mass.)
Publication date: 1956
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1510


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The town collector's cash balance on October 24, 1959 was verified by actual count of the cash in the office and by reconciliation of the bank balance with a statement re- ceived from the bank of deposit.


The outstanding tax, excise, assessment, depart- mental, and water accounts were further verified by mail- ing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, the replies re- ceived thereto indicating that the accounts, as listed, are correct.


The records of apportioned sea wall assessments not due were examined and checked. The payments to the treasurer in advance were checked with the treasurer's recorded receipts, the amounts due and added to taxes verified, and the apportionments due in future years were listed and reconciled with the accountant's ledger.


The records of receipts from licenses and permits is- sued by the selectmen, the town clerk, and the police and health departments were examined and checked, and the payments to the town treasurer were verified.


The surety bonds furnished by the several town offi- cials, required by law to furnish such surety were ex- amined and found to be in proper form.


The available records of departmental cash collec- tions of all other departments in which money is collec- ted for the town were examined and checked. The pay- ments to the treasurer were verified and the cash on hand in the several departments was proved by actual count.


Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, are tables showing reconciliations of the town treasurer's and the town collector's cash, summaries of the tax, excise, assessment, tax title, tax possession, de- partmental, and water accounts, as well as schedules


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showing the condition and transactions of the trust and investment funds.


While engaged in making the audit cooperation was received from all officials of the town, for which, on be- half of my assistants and for myself, I wish to express ap- preciation.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM SCHWARTZ


Assistant Director of Accounts.


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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


December 31, 1960 To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


I am pleased to submit the annual statement of all receipts and expenditures of the Town of Duxbury for the financial year ending December 31, 1960. This state- ment is supplemented by additional reports and schedules which assist the individual in understanding the town's business affairs.


Hurricane "Donna" brought about a State of Emer- gency which caused deficit spending in several depart- ments and later in the year new regulations regarding medical aid for the aged resulted in another legal overdraft. The total amount of overdrafts authorized amounted to $38,400.00. The Bureau of Accounts of the Department of Corporations and Taxation approved the payment of the incurred liabilities from available funds in the treasury.


The operation of the Salary Adjustment Section continues to pose something of a problem, but your Accountant has been informed that both the Personnel Board and the various Department Heads were com- pletely satisfied with the encumbrances and transfers recorded during 1960.


Respectfully submitted,


ISABELLE V. FREEMAN


Town Accountant


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Receipts


TAXES


1957 Personal Property Tax 59.22


1958 Personal Property Tax


20.65


1959 Poll Tax


18.00


1959 Personal Property Tax


3,711.51


1959 Real Estate Tax


33,452.73


1960 Poll Tax


2,144.00


1960 Personal Property Tax


64,438.60


1960 Real Estate Taxes


732,342.43


Redemption of Tax Titles


1,414.17


Corporation Taxes


40,070.54


Income Taxes


24,400.00


Income Taxes


(Est. Receipt Basis)


9,876.70


Income Tax (School Aid)


50,896.10


962,844.65


LICENSES AND PERMITS


Hawkers and Peddlers


11.00


Auctioneer


2.00


Taxicab


6.00


Junk Dealers


15.00


Innholders


4.00


"Sunday" Licenses


15.00


Common Victuallers


30.00


Milk Licenses


7.50


Oleo


.50


Gasoline Registrations


15.00


Liquor Licenses


2,962.00


Marriage Licenses


68.00


Garbage and Cesspool (Offal)


12.00


Garage


25.00


Methyl Alcohol


3.00


Pistol (permits to carry)


56.00


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Firearms (Dealers)


20.00


Piggery Permits


2.00


Camps and Cabins


4.00


Ice Cream Vendor


1.00


Fruit Dealer


2.00


Mobile Coffee Canteens


6.00


Shellfish (family permits)


733.50


Shellfish (Commercial)


290.00


Building Inspection


2,320.50


Propagation of Shellfish


(Clam Grants)


5.00


6,616.00


FINES AND FORFEITURES


Third District Court, Fines 97.60


GIFTS AND GRANTS


County of Plymouth, Dog Fund 992.38


Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Vocational Education 4,123.68


English Speaking Classes 280.00


O.A.A. Meal Tax


2,942.78


Marine Fisheries 578.00


Aid to Special Classes 2,839.66


School Construction Grants 8,610.45


Reimbursement of Lost Taxes 900.61


Public Law #85-864 (School) 1,456.50


Public Law #874 (School) 8,886.20


D.A. Federal Grants 2,517.46


A.D.C. Federal Grants


9,880.54


O.A.A. Federal Grants 26,334.92


Paraplegic Veterans 132.00


Bounties 11.00


Div. Child Guardianship 670.00


Transportation of Pupils 29,025.30


100,181.48


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PRIVILEGES AND ASSESSMENTS


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax :


1957 Levy 59.96


1957 Levy (collected after abatement)


12.38


1958 Levy


466.95


1959 Levy


19,519.00


1960 Levy


82,936.68


Clam Grant Fees 41.50


Special Assessment, Sea Wall:


1959 Commitment


5.56


1960 Commitment 303.13


Farm Animal Excise :


1960 Levy


58.35


103,403.51


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Town Clerk's fees


764.10


Town Collector's Costs


74.35


Telephone tolls, etc.


71.95


Photostatic copies


5.50


Copies, Plans and Reports


5.00


Sale of materials


.35


Sale, Street Lists, By-Laws, Codes


61.50


982.75


DEPARTMENTAL INCOME


Town Clerk


19.70


Planning Board


13.74


Harbor Master (mooring fees)


1,385.00


School Dept., Miscellaneous


595.33


Health Department


1,219.49


129


Building Inspector


71.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


71.70


3,375.96


CHARITIES


Aid to Dependent Children


4,040.34


Disability Assistance


1,987.67


General Relief


1,213.76


Old Age Assistance


35,887.07


Veterans Benefits


5,445.43


48,574.27


HIGHWAYS


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Ch. 90 Joint Construction


9,999.84


Ch. 90 Joint Maintenance 999.98


County of Plymouth :


Ch. 90 Joint Construction 4,999.92


Ch. 90 Joint Maintenance


999.98


16,999.72


CEMETERIES


Care of lots and graves


1,045.45


Building Lots


90.00


Interments


3,450.00


Foundations


828.50


All other


252.50


5,666.45


REVOLVING FUNDS


Athletic Association


512.30


School Lunch Program


41,332.95


41,845.25


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RECOVERIES


Veterans Benefits


1,144.75


Old Age Assistance


8,345.04


9,489.79


WATER DEPARTMENT


Duxbury-Hydrant Service


28,770.00


Meter Resetting


1,390.00


Service Connections


5,409.77


Water Rates


49,926.14


Unclassified receipts


592.27


86,088.18


UNCLASSIFIED


Sale of Beach Stickers


2,290.00


Floodlight Fees


35.00


Sale of Dogs and maintenance


19.00


2,344.00


REFUNDS AND CANCELLED CHECKS


Disability Assistance, Fed. Gr. 99.15


Old Age Assist., Fed. Gr. 162.90


O.A.A. Fed. Gr., Admin. 7.00


Old Age Assist. Town Fund


643.20


General Relief


128.00


Medical Aid to the Aged


116.05


Control Dutch Elm Disease


10.35


Cemetery Department


8.46


Veterans Benefits


34.50


School Department 5.70


Insect Pest Control


186.00


Petty Cash Advances-Refunded


116.65


A.D.C. Federal Grants


5.30


Tax Title Costs


81.94


131


Dog License Refunds 58.00


Insurance Refunds 77.48


Mass. Blue Cross, Blue Shield 1,111.92


Washington National Insurance Co. (Town's group insurance) 650.73


3,503.33


INTEREST


Committed Sea Wall Interest, 1959 .67


Committed Sea Wall Interest, 1960


131.34


On Deposits 7,489.80


On Deferred Taxes


989.03


On Tax Titles Redeemed 67.31


On Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


321.63


8,999.78


LOANS AND PREMIUMS


Junior-Senior High School,


Bond Issue 996,000.00


Premium on Jr .- Sr. School


Bond Issue 1,384.44


Winter Street and


Autumn Avenue


Installation of


Water Mains, Notes


21,500.00


1,018,884.44


AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


Payroll Deductions :


Group Hospital and Insurance 10,390.46


Federal Income Taxes 69,933.46


State Income Taxes 5,554.08


Retirement System


10,152.69


132


Group H & I (Retired Personnel) 17.82


Dog Licenses 1,344.50


Sporting Licenses 1,095.50


Liquor Ad Deposits 20.00


J and R Ford Fund-Income 690.00


Lucy Hathaway Fund -- Income 2,106.47


Stabilization Fund-Income 61.25


Standish Home Site Fund,


Donations 20.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds : New and additional, 15,495.00


Grace and Gertrude Myrick


Flower Fund-Deposit 150.00


The Feinberg Fund-Principal


1,500.00


Planning Board Deposits 40.00


Trust Fund Principal and Income


withdrawn from Banks


in accordance with Article 16 of


the 1959 Town Meeting :


Stabilization Fund


72,000.00


Post War Rehabilitation Fund 147.43


Trust Fund Income withdrawn from Banks :


George Chandler Flower Fund 1.50


George H. Wood Fund 29.75


F & H Partch Flower Fund 9.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 4,842.65


J and R Ford Fund 1,003.17


Thomas D. Hathaway Fund 295.08


196,899.81


Total Receipts $2,616,796.97


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Expenditures


SUMMARY


General Government 53,209.22


Public Safety (formerly Protection


of Persons and Property)


141,351.03


Health and Sanitation


17,822.09


Highways


127,546.99


Charities and Veterans Benefits :


Charities


126,316.93


Veterans Benefits


17,020.96


J and R Ford Fund


1,003.17


144,341.06


Schools and Libraries:


Schools


1,100,832.91


Libraries


11,500.00


1,112,332.91


Recreation and Unclassified


51,911.71


Enterprise and Cemeteries :


Water Department 65,135.26


Cemetery Department 25,993.87


91,129.13


Interest and Maturing Debt


114,124.42


Revolving Funds


40,521.55


Petty Cash Advances


116.65


Agency, Trust, Investment


186,642.96


Refunds and Cancellations


8,328.62


Total Expenditures (see


following schedules) $2,089,378.34


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GENERAL GOVERNMENT


1-1


Moderator's Salary


Appropriation 40.00 Bartlett B. Bradley, Moderator 40.00


40.00


1-2-1 Selectmen's Salaries


Appropriation


2,600.00


Philip W. Delano, Chairman


1,600.00


James H. W. Jenner


500.00


J. Newton Shirley 500.00


2,600.00


1-2-2 Selectmen's Department


Appropriation


3,366.00


Clerk Hire


1,128.09


Investigations Officer


50.00


Membership Fees


34.00


Transportation and attendance at Selectmen's meetings


195.37


Machine Maintenance


35.00


Telephone


236.03


Printing, stationery, publishing


718,69


Engineering


640.00


Perambulation cost


15.00


3,052.18


1-3-1 Accounting Department


Appropriation 5,439.00


Accountant's Salary


2,811.95


Clerk Hire


1,735.64


Printing, Stationery, Postage


226.15


Attendance at Meetings


63.34


Membership Dues


7.00


4,844.08


135


1-3-3 Accounting Department, Out of State Travel


Appropriation


85.00


Attendance, New England States and Municipal Finance Officers Assn. 58.35 58.35


1-3-4 Finance Committee


Appropriation


15.00


15.00


Membership dues


15.00


1-4-1


Town Treasurer-Salary


Appropriation


2,183.00


Maurice H. Shirley,


Town Treasurer


2135.83


2,135.83


1-4-2


Town Treasurer's Department


Appropriation


5,650.00


Transfer from


Reserve


129.00


5,779.00


Salary, Assistant Treasurer


1,675.10


Telephone 134.60


Surety Bond and Insurance 487.07


Authentication of Bonds 2,701.41


Stationery, Printing, Postage 640.15


All other costs 61.96


5,700.29


1-5-1 Town Collector's Salary


Appropriation 4,960.00


Edwin M. Noyes, Town Collector 4,960.00 4,960.00


136


1-5-2 Town Collector's Department


Appropriation


5,530.00


Salary Adjustment Section 141.00


5,671.00


Clerk Hire 3,009.40


Printing, Stationery, Postage


1,440.76


Telephone


187.00


Surety Bonds and Insurance Deputy Collector's fees


370.15


30.00


Royal Typewriter


128.50


Machine Maintenance


50.00


Edwin M. Noyes, transportation 138.84


All other costs 17.08


5,371.73


1-6-1 Assessors' Salaries


Appropriation


3,200.00


Philip W. Delano, Chairman 1,600.00


James H. W. Jenner 800.00


699.92


J. Newton Shirley


3,099.92


1-6-2 Assessors' Department


Appropriation


6,075.00


Salary Adjustment


Section


25.00


6,100.00


Clerk Hire 4,349.81


Stationery, Printing, Postage 538.04


Probates and Transfers 168.29


Machine Maintenance 84.99


Street listings (polls, dogs, etc.) 337.53


Banker and Tradesman 56.00


137


Telephone 36.85


Transportation and attend meetings 254.35


All other costs 14.14


5,840.00


1-7


Law Department


Appropriation 2,500.00


Printing and Typewriting 227.80


Robert J. Geogan, Town Counsel 1,200.00


1,427.80


1-8-1


Town Clerk's Salary


Appropriation 2,183.00


Maurice H. Shirley, Town Clerk 2,135.83


2,135.83


1-8-2


Town Clerk's Department


Appropriation 1,494.00


Transfer from Reserve 147.00


1,641.00


Salary, Assistant Clerk 979.15


Stationery, Postage, Publishing


490.32


Recording Fees


35.88


Membership dues


9.50


Bond


10.00


All other costs, including


attendance at meetings 66.13


1,590.98


1-9


Election and Registration


Appropriation


2,785.00


Transfer from


Reserve


300.00


3,085.00


Salaries, Registrars


240.00


Election Officers, Wages


1,627.66


138


Street Lister, fees and costs


355.35


Clerk Hire 109.28


Printing, Stationery, Postage


657.90


Emergency meals


61.63


All other costs


24.79


3,076.61


1-10


Planning Board


Appropriation 1,700.00


Membership dues


20.00


Furniture and equipment


257.28


Advertising and recording


107.66


Clerk Hire


222.70


Postage, stationery, and all


other costs


102.70


710.34


1-10-2 Planning Board


1959 Contract


Contract Balance 530.00


Leyden Press, Printing 530.00


530.00


1-11-1


Appeal Board


Appropriation 1,055.00


Clerk Hire


239.30


Salaries, Board Members


350.00


Fees, Associates


15.00


Publishing and Postage


328.98


1-11-2 Personnel Board


Appropriation


50.00


Membership dues 15.00


2.50


Printed forms 17.50


933.28


139


1-12 Town Historian


Appropriation 100.00


Printing brochures


55.00


Miscellaneous supplies


12.60


67.60


1-13 Town Offices


Appropriation 7,170.00


Wages, Janitor


487.73


Water


61.20


Fuel


995.87


Lights


585.03


Janitor's Supplies


196.36


Rebuild Honor Roll


412.93


Honor Roll Hedge


12.42


Office Arm Chairs


151.64


Multi-department office supplies


165.85


Plumbing Repairs


294.57


Carpentry Repairs


600.31


Electrical Repairs


59.40


Painting Redecorating


954.09


All other costs


24.50


5,001.90


(Total: General Government $53,209.22)


PUBLIC SAFETY


(formerly Protection of Persons and Property)


2-1-2 Police Department


Appropriation 55,419.00


Salaries :


Chief of Police


5,632.25


Sergeants


4,968.73


Patrolmen


16,141.24


Special Police


16,343.56


140


Communications :


Telephone, Radio, Teletype 796.81


Printing and Office Supplies 341.77


Conveyances :


Motor Cycle, Automobile,


Gas, Tires, Repairs, etc. 4,863.85


Equipment, miscellaneous 200.02


Insurance 342.25


Plymouth Police Station


and Lockup costs 86.17


Memberships and attendance at meetings 33.08


Uniforms 923.37


All other costs


29.81


50,702.91


2-1-3 1960 Police Cruiser


Appropriation


2,500.00


Duxbury Garage, Inc.,


Pontiac 1960


2,147.00


A. J. Nielsen, transfer 2-way


radio equipment


81.75


2,228.75


2-1-4 Police-"Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft


200.00


Special Police and Overtime


118.30


118.30


2-2-2 Fire Department


Appropriation


25,212.00


Salary Adjustment


Section


282.51


25,494.51


141


Salaries :


Fire Chief's Salary


1,600.00


Permanent Firemen,


Regular Pay


11,884.60


Deputy Fire Chief's Salary


500.00


Janitor


75.00


Call Men


400.00


Volunteers and Substitutes


3,351.00


Chief's Transportation allowance


400.00


Hose


544.50


Fire Siren


150.13


Gas, Tires, Repairs, and Minor Apparatus


1,271.38


Fuel


792.60


Lights and Power


364.49


Buildings and Grounds :


Repairs


507.48


Janitors' Supplies


224.14


All other costs


168.60


Stationery, Printing, Postage


47.70


Telephone and Radio


1,130.58


Insurance


591.57


Uniforms and Badges


410.10


Membership dues


22.00


All other costs


45.45


24,481.32


2-2-3 Fire, Out of State Travel


Appropriation


300.00


Out of State Travel


295.16


295.16


2-2-4 Hydrant Rental or Service


Appropriation


28,770.00


Town of Duxbury


28,770.00


28,770.00


142


2-2-5 Hydrant Rental


Appropriation


550.00


Town of Marshfield 550.00


550.00


2-2-6 Fire-"Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft


1,500.00


Volunteers and Overtime 786.00


Repairs to apparatus


399.42


All other emergency costs


98.50


1,283.92


2-3-2 Insect Pest Control


Appropriation


4,504.00


Refund


186.00


4,690.00


Superintendent's Salary


1,218.00


Labor


451.06


Trucks, Maintenance


131.00


Equipment, Small Tools, etc.


410.12


Dart Power Fogger


349.90


Insecticides


47.65


All other costs


118.15


2,725.88


2-4-2 Control Dutch Elm Disease


Appropriation


8,310.00


Refund


10.35


8,320.35


Superintendent's Salary 1,998.87


Labor


3,435.72


Equipment and Tools


446.96


Chemicals


467.10


Trucks : Maintenance and Rental 418.35


143


Materials and supplies (other than chemicals) 56.60


All other costs 34.80


6,858.40


2-5-1


Tree Warden's Salary


Appropriation 2,242.00


Roy E. Parks, Tree Warden 2,242.00


2,242.00


2-5-2 Tree Department


Appropriation 3,538.00


Labor


2,349.28


Truck maintenance


207.51


Christie Charger


174.00


Tools and materials


247.72


Telephone


61.50


Insurance


108.42


Foul weather clothes


113.85


3,262.28


2-5-3


Tree, Hathaway Fund


Balance - Distribution


of Income


486.36


Purchase of shrubs


78.50


78.50


2-6-1 Forest Fire Department


Appropriation


4,663.00


Salary Adjustment Section 41.15


Transfer from


Reserve


900.00


5,604.15


Salary, Forest Warden 883.00


Warden's transportation allowance 150.00


144


Volunteer fire fighters


1,602.00


Trucks, supplies and maintenance


2,007.96


Apparatus, miscellaneous


287.35


Garage rental


180.00


Insurance 407.75


5,518.06


2-7-1 Building Inspector


Appropriation 4,184.00


Transfer from


Reserve 80.00


4,264.00


Salary, Building Inspector


1,838.00


Clerk hire


1,554.53


Inspector's transportation allowance


360.00


Banker and Tradesman


24.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage


141.64


Telephone 161.50


Insurance 1.50


4,081.17


2-8-1 Sealer of Weights and Measures


Appropriation 385.00


Sealer's Salary 200.00


Sealer's Transportation allowance 75.00


Ledger, dies, etc. 34.01


309.01


2-9-1


Bounties


Appropriation


10.00


Bounties on Seals


10.00


10.00


145


2-10-1


Shellfish Constable


Appropriation


2,948.00


Transfer from


Reserve


315.00


3,263.00


Salary, Shellfish Constable


1,719.00


Labor


12.00


Constable's Transportation allowance


720.00


New Motor for Boat


315.00


Insurance 33.90


All other costs, including printing 137.32


2,937.22


2-10-2 Special Shellfish Account


Balance of Grant 895.62


1960 Grant 578.00


1,473.62


Labor 118.50


Seed


614.25


Tractor Rental


100.00


832.75


2-11-1


Civil Defense


Appropriation


Balance 500.00


Appropriation 1960 500.00


1000.00


Gonsets for Radio


18.00


18.00


2-11-2 Duxbury Beach Life-Guard


Appropriation


700.00


Salary, Lifeguard


594.00


First aid kit


7.50


601.50


146


2-11-4


Thomas D. Hathaway Fund


Fund Income 295.08


Flowering shrubs 243.33


Highway topping 51.75


295.08


2-11-5 Tree "Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft 6,000.00


Labor


2,919.15


Chain Saw


231.67


3,150.82


(Total: Public Safety - $141,351.03)


HEALTH


3-1-1


Health Department


Appropriation


4,970.00


Salaries :


Health Agent


600.00


Clerk


280.00


School Dentists


1,007.50


Premature Babies


685.77


Tuberculosis Hospital


952.50


Rodent Control


218.90


3,744.67


3-1-2 Well Child Clinic


Appropriation


Balance


155.96


Clinic costs 34.20


34.20


147


3-5-1


Town Dump


Appropriation 3,700.00


Salary of Custodian


900.00


Labor


868.14


Bulldozer and operator


1,275.00


All other costs 108.68


3,151.82


3-5-3 Town Dump, "Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft


2,400.00


Labor 182.40


Bulldozer and operator


1,484.00


1,666.40


3-3


Animal Inspection


Appropriation


150.00


Inspector's Salary


150.00


150.00


3-4 Inspector of Slaughtered Animals


Appropriation


25.00


Salary of Inspector


25.00


25.00


3-6-2


Mosquito Control


Appropriation


7,550.00


Participation in South Shore


Mosquito Control Project


7,550.00


7,550.00


3-7 Greenhead Fly Control


Appropriation


1,500.00


Participation in Commonwealth's


control project


1,500.00


(State Reclamation Board)


1,500.00


(Total: Health - $17,822.09)


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HIGHWAYS


4-1-2 Highway Department


Appropriation 47,232.00


Salary Adjustment Section 359.96


47,591.96


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent's Salary


5,743.32


Clerk Hire


156.24


Labor


14,693.24


Truck hire and operators


4,778.25


Town owned trucks, maintenance and repairs 4,991.92


Stone, gravel, asphalt, etc.


12,586.44


Equipment, small tools and supplies, and repairs to equipment


1,446.32


Telephone


394.79


Insurance


414.60


Lights and fuel


262.28


Sub-let construction


220.00


Sub-let traffic control lines


1,008.25


All other costs


68.33


46,763.98


4-1-3 Highway - Tree, Barn


Balance of


Appropriation 503.56


Electrical work


89.96


Carpentering


108.00


Plumbing


165.87


All other costs


137.50


501.33


149


4-1-5 Highway - Hathaway Fund


Balance of Income


Withdrawal 79.10 Highway Material 65.17


65.17


4-2-1


Bridge Department


Appropriation 9,745.00


Labor


3,049.87


Lumber 5,764.87


Sawing Lumber


232.40


All other, including spikes and hardware 185.14


9,232.28


4-2-3


Bridges - Hathaway Fund


Balance of Income


Withdrawal 581.01


Labor


274.74


274.74


4-3 Snow and Ice Removal


Appropriation


37,000.00


Transfers from


Reserve 3,500.00


Salary Adjustment


Section 147.86


40,647.86


Labor, (Highway Crew)


8,880.12


Fuel and Lights


330.59


Salt


7,640.94


Sand


3,697.50


Maintenance and Repairs of


town trucks


2,708.53


Sand Spreader equipment 280.40


Hoist


59.79


150


Plow Blades 698.80


Other Minor equipment


143.15


Sub-let trucking, plowing, and clearing sand


15,717.53


Posts (for snow fences)


203.72


All other costs


100.85


40,461.92


4-3-2 Sand Spreading Attachments


Appropriation


3,000.00


Two Sand Spreading Attachments


2,762.10


4-4-1


Town Landings


Appropriation


2,190.00


Salary Adjustment Section 29.85


2,219.85


Labor


1,149.04


Trucks


330.75


Chains and Shackles


121.40


All other equipment and supplies


578.56


2,179.75


4-5-3 Ch. 90 Maintenance


Appropriation


3,000.00


Labor 389.03


Rented trucks and operators 814.00


Materials


1,796.89


2,999.92


4-5-4 Ch. 90 Construction


Appropriation 24,000.00 Labor 340.08


340.08


151


4-5-5 Beaver Brook Lane, Repairs


Appropriation 600.00


Labor


116.74


Trucks


67.50


Materials


258.10


442.34


4-4-7


Town Landings "Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft 300.00


Labor


114.00


Bulldozer rental


88.00


202.00


4-5-6 Mullins Avenue, Construction


Appropriation


1,900.00


Labor


598.49


Materials 383.69


Truck hire, shovel, grader


917.50


1,899.68


4-6-1 Street Lights


Appropriation


6,100.00


Plymouth County Electric Co.


5,856.45


5,856.45


4-6-2 Town Pier and Floats


Appropriation


Balance


2,070.03


Mooring floats and materials 153.04


4-7-2 Franklin Street, Construction


Appropriation


Balance


.75


Material


.75


152


4-7-6


Temple Street, Construction


Appropriation Balance 8,000.00


Labor


1,275.16


Trucks, Shovel, Grader, Roller 2,214.30


Materials and Supplies 2,217.85


5,707.31


4-7-7


Blue Fish Tide Gates


Appropriation 300.00 Labor


74.14


Setting gates and all other costs


70.34


144.48


4-7-8 Temple Street, Ch. 718


Balance of


Appropriation


48.90


Labor 48.90


48.90


4-7-16


Chandler St., Damage Awards


Appropriation


Balance


146.00


Award


15.00


4-8-1 Harbor Master


Appropriation


2,513.00


Salary, Harbor Master


1,710.00


Salary, Assistant 75.14


Channel Markers and Moorings 246.05


Administration costs 26.53


Equipment, maintenance and repairs 320.70


2,378.42


153


4-1-8 Highway - "Donna" Emergency


Legal Overdraft 9,300.00


Labor 3,304.02


Truck Rental


1,421.80


Gasoline (for town trucks)


131.26


Chain Saw


233.00


Miscellaneous hardware


27.27


5,117.35


(Total: Highways - $127,546.99)


CHARITIES AND VETERANS BENEFITS


5-1


Public Welfare Control Account


Appropriation


71,500.00


Transfers to subsidiary categories


70,758.09


Transfer to Salary


277.00


71,035.09


5-2-2 General Relief


Transfers from


Control Fund 10,779.10


Cancelled Check


128.00


10,907.10


Salaries :


Director of Public Assistance 1,177.70


Social Worker 458.25


Junior Clerk and Typist 365.40


Printing, stationery, postage 36.00


All other Administration costs


165.70


Office Furniture 350.00


Groceries and provisions


1,723.91


Coal and wood 90.60


Medicine and Medical attendance 2,451.25


154


Cash Grants to Individuals


1,296.57


All other aid 9.49


Reimbursements ;


Other Towns


2,528.70


Other Cities


253.53


10,907.10


5-3-1 Disability Assistance, Town Fund


Transfers from Control Fund 4,084.45


Cash Grants to Individuals 2,264.25


Medicines and medical care


1,820.20


4,084.45


5-5-11 Disability Assistance, Federal Grants, Administration


Balance, 1959


Grants .06


1960 Grants


239.46


239.52


Salary, Social Worker 76.34


Printed forms 12.50


Telephone 17.90


106.74


5-5-12


Aid to Dependent Children, Federal Grants


Balance, 1959


Grants


5,781.49


1960 Grants 8,272.50


Cancelled check 5.30


14,059.29


Cash grants to Individuals


9,691.75


Medicine and medical care


2,004.36


11,696.11


155


5-5-13 Aid to Dependent Children, Federal Grants Administration


Balance, 1959


Grants 1,504.59


1960 Grants 1,608.04


3,112.63


Salaries :


Director of Public Assistance 1,367.11


Social Worker 534.64


Junior Clerk and Typist


457.38


Mileage


165.00


Office Supplies


116.04


All other administration


81.47


2,721.64


5-5-14 Old Age Assistance, Federal Grants


Balance 1959


Grants


3,152.53


1960 Grants


23,779.44


Recoveries


8,059.56


Cancelled Checks


162.90


35,154.43


Cash grants to individuals 8,143.40


Medicines and medical care 5,215.18


Nursing Homes 10,044.04


23,402.62


5-5-15 Old Age Assistance, Federal Grants Administration


Balance 1959


Grants


2,298.98


1960 Grants


2,555.48


Cancelled Check


7.00


4,861.46


156


Salaries :


Director of Public Assistance 2,006.11


Social Worker 611.02 Junior Clerk and Typist 745.72


Mileage allowance 406.50


Telephone 79.55


All other administration costs


340.09


4,188.99


5-5-2 Welfare Department, Out of State Travel


Appropriation


50.00


Transfer from


Reserve


75.00


125.00


Attendance at out of


state conference




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