Town annual report of Andover 1940-1944, Part 7

Author: Andover (Mass.)
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1084


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Unexpended Balance-Reserve Fund


7500.00


Balance to 1941


12051.02


$19551.02


$19551.02


133


Balance from 1939 Abatements, 1940 Balance to 1941


DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Balance from 1939


$ 4831.05


Charges, Accounts Receivable, in 1940


38774.00


Refunded Collected in 1940


69.40


$38083.89


Abatements


4.36


Balance to 1941


5586.20


$43674.45


$43674.45


WATER RATES ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Balance from 1939


Charges, Commitments, 1940


$ 5955.11 52552.21


Refund


3.51


Collected in 1940


$52245.64


Abatements


290.71


Balance to 1941


5974.48


$58510.83


$58510.83


WATER SERVICES AND MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Balance from 1939


$1572.48 2034.52


Charges, Commitments, 1940


Collected in 1940


$1814.69


Abatements


22.20


Balance to 1941


1770.11


$3607.00


$3607.00


134


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY ACCOUNT


Balance from 1939


$159112.54


Unexpended 1939 Balance


295.18


Taxes 1939 (Additional Commitment)


2.00


Tax Title Revenue (redemptions)


208.81


Grants and Gifts


1.01


1938 and 1939 Refunds


1117.64


Old Age Assistance Agency Accounts


50.17


Revenue 1940


23930.00


To Reserve Fund $ 7500.00


To Revenue (Free Cash to reduce the 1940 Tax Rate)


15000.00


Tax Title Revenue


1247.53


Balance to 1941


160969.82


$184717.35 $184717.35


JOHN CORNELL FUND


Principal Fund


$5000.00


Andover Savings Bank


$1000.00


Essex Savings Bank


1000.00


Broadway Savings Bank


1000.00


City Inst. for Savings, Lowell


1000.00


Central Savings Bank, Lowell


1000.00


RECEIPTS


Balance on hand January 1, 1940


$ 98.75


Interest received on bank accounts


100.00


$198.75


EXPENDITURES


Cross Coal Co.


$43.50


Andover Coal Co.


43.40


Benjamin Jaques Coal Co.


28.25


$115.15


Balance on hand January 1, 1941


$83.60


135


Cemetery Funds PERPETUAL CARE


Cemetery


Balance No. Jan. 1, 1940


Deposits


Withdrawals Balance Interest for care of lots Dec. 31, 1940


Spring Grove South Church


557


$ 65152.44


$1780.50


$1320.40


$1970.58


$66282.76


141


17854.29


50.00


353.80


416.00


17842.09


Christ Church


69


7632.13


100.00


153.82


153.82


7732.13


West Church


9


2182.60


43.80


57.19


2169.21


St. Augustine's


6


650.00


13.04


13.04


650.00


Totals


782


$93471.46


$1930.50


$1884.86


$2610.63


$94676.19


136


Trust Funds


Balance Dec. 31


Name


Beneficiary


Principal


Balance Jan. 1 1940


Interest


Expenditures 1940


Richardson


Shawsheen School


$1000.00


$ 1449.65


$ 29.13


$ 1478.78


Draper


School Dep't


1000.00


1109.33


22.29


1131.62


Holt


School Dept.


50.00


57.81


1.15


58.96


Conroy


Punchard Prize


250.00


292.20


5.82


$ 5.00


293.02


American Legion


Punchard Prize


200.00


202.08


4.02


4.10


202.00


Varnum Lincoln


Spelling Prizes


500.00


564.31


11.08


25.00


550.39


Alfred V. Lincoln


Spelling Prizes


500.00


506.44


10.07


10.00


506.51


Emeline Lincoln


A.V.I.S.


1000.00


1059.67


21.29


1080.96


Emma J. Lincoln


A.V.I.S.


544.60


594.62


11.94


606. 56


Emma J. Lincoln


Library


544.60


558.29


11.21


569.50


Taylor


Welfare Fuel


100.00


104.79


2.09


106.88


David and Lucy Shaw


Welfare


10000.00


10041.67


201.83


10243.50


Giddings


South Cemetery


1000.00


1012.50


20.12


22.62


1010.00


Smart


South Cemetery


1000.00


1111.11


21.97


29.50


1103.58


$17689.20


$18664.47


$374.01


$96.22


$18942.26


137


TRUSTEES OF PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1940


REV. ALBERT C. MORRIS


MYRON E. GUTTERSON


CHARLES C. KIMBALL


EDMOND E. HAMMOND


REV. DONALD H. SAVAGE


HENRY G. TYER


REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS WILLIAM A. TROW


REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1940


PRINCIPAL FUND


January 1, 1940


Cash in Banks


$ 9822.40


Real Estate Mortgages


46345.18


Bonds at book value


20832.42


$77000.00


December 31, 1940


Cash in Banks


$12466.27


Real Estate Mortgages


43701.31


Bonds at book value


20832.42


$77000.00


INCOME ACCOUNT


January 1, 1940-Cash on hand


$4716.04


Interest and dividends received


3424.15


Expenditures


M. E. Stevens, Instructor


$2600.00


N. C. Hamblin, Principal


500.00


E. E. Hammond-Salary


200.00


Treasurer's Bond


25.00


Safe Deposit box


11.00


Goldsmith prizes


10.00


Postage


1.00


December 31, 1940-Cash on hand


4793.19


$8140.19


$8140.19


138


GOLDSMITH FUND


January 1, 1940 -- Cash in savings bank $303.96


Interest received 6.09


December 31, 1940-Cash in savings bank $310.05


DRAPER FUND


January 1, 1940-Cash in savings bank


$1505.90


Interest received


29.95


$1535.85


Scholarship awarded


30.00


December 31, 1940-Cash in savings bank


$1505.85


BARNARD FUND


January 1, 1940-Cash in savings bank


$26.58


Dividends received


40.00


Interest received


. 12


66.70


Prizes awarded


First $20


Second 12


Third 8


40.00


December 31, 1940-Cash in savings bank $26.70


CHAPIN FUND


January 1, 1940-Cash in savings bank


$1886.35


Interest received


38.18


Received on note


67.03


$1991.56


Scholarship awarded


40.00


December 31, 1940- Cash in savings bank $1951.56


139


RESERVE FUND


January 1, 1940-Cash in savings bank $2734.67


Interest received 53.02


December 31, 1940-Cash in savings bank $2787.69


HENRY WARREN BARNARD AND MABEL PARADISE BARNARD FUND


January 1, 1940-Cash in savings bank $1000.00


Interest received 16.73


December 31, 1940-Cash in savings bank $1016.73


Respectfully submitted, EDMOND E. HAMMOND, Treasurer


This is to certify that the securities belonging to the Trustees of Punchard Free School and the income accruing therefrom have been checked and found to be correct.


The remaining items in the above account are examined by the Town Accountant.


C. C. KIMBALL WILLIAM A. TROW


140


Town Debt DETAIL OF PAYMENT BY YEARS


Year


Sewer Rate 414%


Junior High School 2 & 214%


Shawsheen School 414%


Totals Av. 2.73%


1941


5000.


22000.


11000.


38000.


1942


5000.


22000.


11000.


38000.


1943


5000.


21000.


11000.


37000.


1944


5000.


21000.


26000.


1945


5000.


21000.


26000.


1946


5000.


21000.


26000.


1947


5000.


21000.


26000.


1948


5000.


21000.


26000.


1949


5000.


19000.


24000.


1950


5000.


19000.


24000.


1951


5000.


19000.


24000.


1952


5000.


19000.


24000.


1953


5000.


19000.


24000.


1954


4000.


4000.


1955


4000.


4000.


$65000.


$273000.


$33000.


$371000.


141


Balance Sheet, December 31, 1940 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


Cr.


Cash


Dr. $61330.51


Town Clerk's Dog License Money


$ 112.40


Taxes 1935


92.05


Overlay 1936


234.00


Taxes 1936


286.81


Overlay 1937


1859.46


Taxes 1937


1859.46


Overlay 1938


3827.60


Taxes 1938


7849.02


Overlay 1939


2890.76


Taxes 1939


33126.89


Overlay 1940


10838.11


Taxes 1940


103999.42


Overlay Reserve


12051.02


Tax Title Account


1313.14


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Revenue


1887.12


Tax Title Possessions


146.30


Special Assessment Revenue


3913.45


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1934


67.76


Tax Title Revenue


1459.44


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1935


63.82


Departmental Revenue


5586.20


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1936


158.95


Water Revenue


7744.59


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1937


237.71


Loan in Anticipation Reimbursement State and County


1500.00


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1939


12.00


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1940


1176.19


State and County Aid to Highways Revenue


735.38


Moth Assessments 1937


2.04


Federal Grant to School Construction


826.39


Moth Assessments 1938


17.46


Emma J. Lincoln Library Fund


35.43


Moth Assessments 1939


69.09


Cemetery Sales Fund


5350.00


Moth Assessments 1940


193.82


State Parks and Reservations


39.94


Unapportioned Sidewalk Assessments


242.99


Care of Civil War Veterans


62.50


Unapportioned Sewer Assessments 1926 and Prior


2547.78


Tailings (Payment Stopped on Old Checks)


87.49


Excess and Deficiency


160969.82


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1933


5.22


Petty Cash Advance-Reserve


35.00


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1934


24.85


Article 17, Chapter 90 Work


. 49


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1935


17.12


Hire


100.72


Amount Carried Forward $215011.09


Amount Carried Forward


$222153.29


142


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1938


170.69


Tax Sale Surplus


5.98


Article 38, W.P.A. Materials and Truck


GENERAL ACCOUNTS - Continued


Amount Brought Forward


$215011.09


Amount Brought Forward $222153.29


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1936


104.90


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1937


21.54


Aid to Dependent Children (Federal Grants)


35.87


89.93


Aid to Dependent Children Administra- tion (Federal Grants)


9.17


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added- to-Taxes 1940


85.57


Old Age Assistance (Federal Grants)


101.67


U'napportioned Sewer Assessments 1940


409.40


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1933


2.47


177.57


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1934


14.96


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess-


ments 1935


10.64


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1936


11.93


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1937


5.14


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1939


21.31


Committed Interest on Sewer Assess- ments 1940


15.29


Departmental Accounts Receivable


5586.20


Water Department Accounts Receivable Overlay 1935


25.41


State and County Aid to Highways


735.90


Abbie M. Smart Special Cemetery Fund


7.50


Veterans' Exemptions


12.48


Petty Cash Advance to Library


35.00


Amount Carried Forward


$229951.25


Amount Carried Forward


$229951.25


143


Article 2, Special Town Meeting, Oct. 3, 1938 (North Main Street Project) 77.97


Article 10, River Road Construction 3807.17


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Added to-Taxes 1939


Old Age Assistance Administration (Federal Grants) 7.97


Article 44, Andover Skating Area


Articles 30-37 inc., New Water Construc- tion 3580.57


7744.59


DEFERRED REVENUE


Amount Brought Forward


$229951.25


Amount Brought Forward


$229951.25


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Not Due $425.47


Apportioned Sewer Assessments Due 1941


$165.14


1942


165.18


1943


47.58


1944


47.57


Amount Carried Forward


$230376.72


Amount Carried Forward


$230376.72


144


145


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Amount Brought Forward


$230376. 72


Amount Brought Forward


$230376.72


Net Funded or Fixed Debt


$371000.00


Outfall Sewer Loan 1923


$65000.00


Shawsheen School Loan 1923 Junior High School Loan


33000.00


273000.00


Amount Carried Forward $601376.72 Amount Carried Forward


$601376.72


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Amount Brought Forward $601376.72 Trust Funds Cash and Securities $292825.21 Municipal Retirement Fund Cash and Securities 48883.09


Amount Brought Forward


$601376.72


Punchard Free School Fund


$81960.77


Henry W. and Mabel P. Barnard Fund 1016.73


Draper Fund, Punchard School 1505.85


Reserve Fund, Punchard Free School 2787.69


Barnard Fund, Punchard School


1026.70


Goldsmith Fund, Punchard School


310.05


Edna G. Chapin Fund, P. H. S.


2238.78


Emma J. Lincoln Library Fund Memorial Hall Library Fund


569.50


83276.59


U. S. Constitution Prize Fund, Andover Post No. 8, American Legion


202.00


David and Lucy Hayward Shaw Legacy


10243.50


John Cornell Wood and Coal Fund


5083.60


Emeline S. Lincoln Fund-Village Im- provement 1080.96


Emma J. Lincoln Fund-A.V.I.S.


606.56


Edward Taylor Fuel Fund


106.88


Richardson School Fund


1478.78


Draper School Fund


1131.62


Holt School Fund


58.96


Dr. Edward C. Conroy School Fund


293.02


Alfred V. Lincoln Spelling Bee Fund


506.51


Varnum Lincoln Spelling Bee Fund


550.39


Abbie M. Smart Special Cemetery Fund


1103.58


Isaac Giddings' Burial Ground Fund


1010.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


94676.19


Annuity Savings Fund


25093.04


Pension Accumulation Fund


20607.36


Annuity Reserve Fund


645.86


Expense Fund


149.63


Income on Investments


2358.36


Interest Deficiency


28.84


146


Total


$943085.02 Total


$943085.02


Treasurer's Report


Receipts and payments for the year were as follows:


Balance, January 1, 1940


$ 31935.78


Receipts 1010543.39


$1042479.17 981148.66


Payments


Balance, December 31, 1940


$61330.51


Included in these figures is $205000., borrowed in anticipation of taxes and repaid in the fall. This was $50000. less than last year. The discount rate was again the lowest on record, ranging from .06% to .10%.


Disbursements, in accordance with 108 selectmen's warrants were 11/2% more than in 1939. The number of checks issued was 15390-an increase of some 500.


Summarized statements of the 782 cemetery perpetual care funds and 14 other trust funds in the custody of the treasurer, amounting to $113618.45, will be found elsewhere in the town report.


Three tax title accounts amount to $1317.90. In addition to those redeemed, one was taken through the Land Court and turned over to the selectmen.


As the Retirement Board makes a detailed report, such an accounting as has previously been made in this connection has been omitted, although all these funds continue to pass through this office.


THAXTER EATON, Treasurer


147


Report of Tax Collector


1933


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-to-Taxes $ 5.22


Balance of Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer


2.47


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned) $ 5.22


Committed Interest on apportioned


Sewer Uncollected


2.47


$ 7.69


$ 7.69


1934


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-to-Taxes


$24.85


Balance of Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer


14.96


Balance of Excise


70.01


Interest on Excise


. 80


Excise Collected


$ 2.25


Interest on Excise Collected


.80


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


24.85


Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer Uncollected


14.96


Excise Uncollected


67.76


$110.62


$110.62


1935


Uncollected Balance, January 1, 1940


$167.90


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-to-Taxes


17.12


Balance of Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer


10.64


Balance of Excise


80.70


Interest on Taxes


7.25


Interest on Excise


4.35


Costs on Polls


4.90


Taxes Collected


$30.00


Excise Collected


16.88


Interest on Taxes Collected


7.25


Interest on Excise Collected


4.35


Amount Carried Forward


$58.48


$292.86


148


Amount Brought Forward


$ 58.48 $292.86


Costs on Polls Collected Taxes Abated : Polls


4.90


2.00


Personal


43.85


Taxes Uncollected


92.05


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


17.12


Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer Uncollected


10.64


Excise Uncollected


63.82


$292.86


$292.86


1936


Uncollected Balance January 1, 1940


$1804.78


Balance of Moth


. 60


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-to-Taxes


11.90


Balance of Sewer (unapportioned) Added-to-Taxes


141.72


Balance of Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer


2.38


Balance of Committed Interest on unapportioned Sewer


14.56


Balance of Excise


697.13


Interest on Taxes


262.33


Interest on Sewer


10.05


Interest on Excise


6.17


Costs on Polls


18.55


Taxes Collected


$1100.49


Moth Collected


. 60


Sewer Collected (Unapportioned) Added-to-


Taxes


48.72


Committed Interest Collected on Un-


apportioned Sewer


5.01


Excise Collected


35.46


Interest on Taxes Collected


262.33


Interest on Excise Collected


6.17


Interest on Sewer Collected


10.05


Costs on Polls Collected


18.55


Taxes Abated :


Polls


2.00


Personal


110.09


Amount Carried Forward


$1599.47


$2970. 17


149


Amount Brought Forward Excise Abated


$1599.47 $2970.17


502.72


Taxes Credited :


Tax Titles taken over by Town


305.39


Taxes Uncollected


286.81


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


11.90


Sewer Uncollected (unapportioned)


93.00


Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer Uncollected


2.38


Committed Interest on unapportioned Sewer


Uncollected


9.55


Excise Uncollected


158.95


$2970.17


$2970.17


1937


Uncollected Balance, January 1, 1940


$6945.37


Balance of Moth


8.63


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-to-Taxes


21.54


Balance of Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer


5.14


Balance of Excise


1191.17


Interest on Taxes


567.36


Interest on Excise


8.97


Costs on Polls


35.00


Taxes Collected


$4195.41


Moth Collected


6.59


Excise Collected


75.37


Interest on Taxes Collected


567.36


Interest on Excise Collected


8.97


Costs on Polls Collected


35.00


Taxes Abated :


Poll


418.00


Personal


195.79


Excise Abated


878.09


Taxes Credited :


Tax Titles taken over by Town


276.71


Taxes Uncollected


1859.46


Moth Uncollected


2.04


Amount Carried Forward


$8518.79


$8783.18


150


Amount Brought Forward Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


$8518.79 $8783.18


21.54


Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer Uncollected Excise Uncollected


5.14


237.71


$8783.18


$8783.18


1938


Uncollected Balance, January 1, 1940


$32336.86


Balance of Moth


98.77


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added- to-Taxes


105.74


Balance of Committed Interest on ap- portioned Sewer


32.00


Balance of Excise


291.55


Interest on Taxes


1541.93


Interest on Sewer


11.55


Interest on Excise


5.39


Costs on Polls


64.75


Taxes Collected


$23231.21


Moth Collected


81.31


Sewer Collected (apportioned) Added-to-


Taxes


105.74


Committed Interest Collected on ap-


portioned Sewer


32.00


Excise Collected


77.70


Interest on Taxes Collected


1541.93


Interest on Sewer Collected


11.55


Interest on Excise Collected


5.39


Costs on Polls Collected


64.75


Taxes Abated :


Polls


354.00


Personal


207.55


Real


395.65


Excise Abated


43.16


Taxes Credited :


Tax Titles taken over by Town


299.43


Taxes Uncollected


7849.02


Amount Carried Forward


$34300. 39


$34488. 54


151


Amount Brought Forward Moth Uncollected Excise Uncollected


$34300.39


$34488.54


17.46


170.69


$34488.54


$34488.54


1939


Uncollected Balance, January 1, 1940


$114345.66


Amount Additional Poll


2.00


Amount Additional Excise


94.47


Balance of Moth


337.98


Balance of Sewer (apportioned) Added-


to-Taxes


138.08


Balance of Committed Interest on appor-


tioned Sewer


31.71


Balance of Excise


601.39


Interest on Taxes


2116.42


Interest on Sewer


2.11


Interest on Excise


4.61


Costs on Polls


134.75


Refunds on Excise


38.33


Taxes Collected


$80017.47


Moth Collected


268.11


Sewer Collected (apportioned) Added-to-


Taxes


48.15


Committed Interest Collected on ap-


portioned Sewer


10.40


Excise Collected


593.01


Interest on Taxes Collected


2116.42


Interest on Sewer Collected


2.11


Interest on Excise Collected


4.61


Costs on Polls Collected


134.75


Taxes Abated :


Polls


338.00


Personal


253.80


Real


268.00


Moth Abated


.78


Excise Abated


129.18


Amount Carried Forward


$84184.79 $117847.51


152


Amount Brought Forward


$84184.79 $117847.51


Taxes Credited :


Tax Titles taken over by Town


343.50


Taxes Uncollected


33126.89


Moth Uncollected


69.09


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


89.93


Committed Interest on apportioned Sewer Uncollected


21.31


Excise Uncollected


12.00


$117847.51 $117847.51


1940


Amount of Warrant


$480043.46


Amount of December Warrant


177.85


Amount of Moth Warrant


1017.47


Amount of Sewer Assessments (appor- tioned) Added-to-Taxes


183.30


Amount of Committed Interest on ap- portioned Sewer


38.01


Amount of Sewer Assessments (unap- portioned)


494.38


Amount of Excise Warrants


32898.04


Interest on Taxes


122.30


Interest on Excise


5.86


Refunds on Taxes


53.50


Refunds on Excise


1002.02


Costs on Polls


74.55


Taxes Collected


$375007.34


Moth Collected


822.32


Sewer Collected (apportioned) Added- to-Taxes


97.73


Committed Interest Collected on ap-


portioned Sewer


22.72


Sewer Collected (unapportioned)


84.98


Excise Collected


30743.88


Interest on Taxes Collected


122.30


Interest on Excise Collected


5.86


Costs on Polls Collected


74.55


Amount Carried Forward


$406981. 68 $516110. 74


153


Amount Brought Forward


$406981.68 $516110. 74


Taxes Abated :


Polls


306.00


Personal


15.00


Real


924.55


Moth Abated


1.33


Excise Abated


1979.99


Taxes Credited :


Tax Titles taken over by Town


22.50


Taxes Uncollected


103999.42


Moth Uncollected


193.82


Sewer Uncollected (apportioned)


85.57


Sewer Uncollected (unapportioned)


409.40


Committed Interest on apportioned


Sewer Uncollected


15.29


Excise Uncollected


1176.19


$516110.74 $516110. 74


Amount of Apportioned Sewer Paid in


Advance


$48.90


Amount of Interest on Apportioned


Sewer-Paid in Advance


. 42


Sewer Collected (apportioned) Paid in Advance


$48.90


Interest Collected on Apportioned Sewer Paid in Advance . 42


$49.32


$49.32


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Summary Collector's Cash Account


Paid in Advance 1940


1939


1938


1937


1936


1935 1934


Total


Taxes


$375007.34


$80017.47


$23231.21


$4195.41


$1100.49


$30.00 $ .


$483581.92


Moth


822.32


268.11


81.31


6.59


60


1178.93


Excise


30743.88


593.01


77.70


75.37


35.46


16.88


2.25


31544.55


Sewer:


Apportioned-


Added-to-Taxes


97.73


48.15


105.74


251.62


Apportioned-Paid in Ad-


vance


$48.90


48.90


Unapportioned


84.98


48.72


133.70


Committed Interest on Sewer


22.72


10.40


32.00


5.01


70.13


Costs on Polls


74.55


134.75


64.75


35.00


18.55


4.90


332.50


Interest on Taxes


122.30


2116.42


1541.93


567.36


262.33


7.25


4617.59


Interest on Excise


5.86


4.61


5.39


8.97


6.17


4.35


80


36.15


Interest on Sewer


2.11


11.55


10.05


23.71


Interest on


Apportioned Sewer


Paid in Advance


$ .42


42


$49.32 $406981.68


$83195.03


$25151.58


$4888.70


$1487.38


$63.38 $3.05


$521820.12


JAMES P. CHRISTIE, Collector of Taxes


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Assessors' Report


We herewith submit our annual report:


Number of assessed polls 3670


Valuation of personal estate


$ 1,899,904.00


Valuation of real estate


13,856,878.00


$15,756,782.00


Tax on polls


$ 7,340.00


Tax on personal estate


56,997.12


Tax on real estate


415,706.34


$480,043.46


Abatements:


Poll taxes


$306.00


Personal estate


15.00


Real estate


924.55


Moth work


. 59


Rate of Taxation on $1000.


30.00


Number of assessed


Horses


118


Cows


630


Neat cattle


219


Swine


152


Sheep


4


Fowl


28,322


All other


230


Dwellings


2,552


Acres of land


17,070


Moth Warrant


$1,017.47


Apportioned Sewer


183.30


Committed interest


38.01


Sewer-North Main Street


494.38


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX


Number of vehicles assessed 4268


Assessed valuation


$1,141,355.00


Excise


32,898.04


Abatements


1,979.99


Rate on $1000.


36.40


Excise for 1939 in 1940 Vehicles 38


94.47


Valuation $20,620.00


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DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS


Number of assessed polls 23


$4395.00


46.00


131.85


HOWELL SHEPARD, Chairman J. EVERETT COLLINS ROY E. HARDY


Board of Assessors


Municipal Properties and Public Improvements


Land and Buildings


Equip. and other property


Total


Town Hall


$ 95,980


$ 5,150


$101,130


Fire Department


62,280


33,964


96,244


Police Department


275


1,500


1,775


Schools


1,093,115


51,179


1,144,294


Library


129.650


39,170


168,820


Water Department


100,638


587.242


687,880


Sewer Department


2,500


419,078


421,578


Highway Department


11,750


15,507


27,257


Parks and Playgrounds


56,825


3,600


3,600


Infirmary


44,125


2,538


46,663


Spring Grove Cemetery


28,000


1,125


29,125


Weights and Measures


350


350


Town Scales


500


500


Old Schoolhouse, Ballardvale


11,810


77,000


77,000


Memorial Hall Investment Funds


83,000


83,000


Burnham Road Land


2,500


2,500


Pomps Pond Beach


2,000


2,000


Carmel Woods-Land


12,300


12,300


Indian Ridge -- Land


1,000


1,000


Woodland-West District


275


275


Totals


$1,655,023


$1,320,903


$2,975,926


56,825


Tree Warden and Moth Department


11,810


Punchard School Fund


157


Valuation of real estate Tax on polls Tax on real estate


Report of Planning Board


Various matters concerning Town planning have been con- sidered by this Board during the year. We investigated various proposed sites for waste disposal and in conjunction with the Selectmen we have approved a location, the acquisition of which is now in progress.


The question of automobile parking in the business area is one that presents many difficulties. It is hoped that with the coopera- tion of other Town officials and the merchants, some betterment can be effected during the coming year.


The Board further conducted a public hearing on a petition to extend the business area as defined by the Zoning By-Law north- erly along the easterly side of North Main Street. A separate report as to the action of this Board on this petition has been made to the Town Meeting.


Plans showing new private developments have been carefully considered by this Board from the viewpoint of future benefit to the Town.


Respectfully yours, WALTER M. LAMONT, Chairman WALTER C. TOMLINSON, Secretary EDWARD P. HALL SIDNEY P. WHITE HERBERT LEWIS


Final report of Planning Board upon proposed amendment to Zoning By-Law as requested by Foster C. Barnard and others


A public hearing, after due notice given, was held upon the proposed amendment at the Town Hall Friday, February 7, 1941, at 7 P.M., and after said hearing at a meeting of this Board, at which a quorum was present and voting, it was


VOTED: That the Board approves and recommends the adop- tion of the article filed by Foster C. Barnard and others which would amend the Zoning By-Law by extending northerly the business district on the easterly side of North Main Street from the present termination thereof, about opposite the southerly line of Lewis Street, so as to include in said business district the


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following land with the buildings thereon owned by the Trustees under the will of Jacob W. Barnard, to wit:


A certain tract of land, with the buildings thereon, situ- ated on the easterly side of North Main Street and bounded southerly ninety two feet more or less by the present busi- ness district; easterly two hundred seventy one feet more or less by an embankment wall at the westerly bound of land now or formerly of Henry W. Barnard, of land now or formerly of Daniel and Mary Hart, of land now or formerly of one McCarthy, and of land now or formerly of one Barrett; northerly seventy feet more or less by land now or formerly of one Kydd, and ninety-eight feet more or less by land now or formerly of one Crowley; westerly two hundred ninety nine feet more or less by North Main Street.


The Board reports therefore that it has considered all factors pertaining to such proposed change and approves and recom- mends the adoption of said article.


Planning Board By WALTER M. LAMONT, Chairman


Final report of the Planning Board upon proposed amendment to the Zoning By-Law as presented by the Planning Board


A public hearing, after due notice given, was held upon a pro- posed amendment to the Zoning By-Law at the Town Hall, Fri- day, February 28, 1941, at 7 P.M., and after said hearing at a meeting of this Board, at which a quorum was present and voting, it was


VOTED: That the Board recommends the adoption of the arti- cle filed by the Planning Board which would amend the Zoning By-Law Section XII paragraph 4 to read: "Permit conversion of a one-family or a two-family house existing at the time this By- Law is adopted into a two-family or apartment house."




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