Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1913, Part 6

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Taxes of 1911


$233.32


Taxes of 1912


1,255.83


Taxes of 1913


1,757.49


$3,246.64


Artificial Leg for Michael Levangie,


appropriation $100.00


Paid Fuller, George R. $100.00


120


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT.


Lighting Board,


salaries


$300.00


Unexpended income, 1912


33.74


Depreciation Fund


4,490.75


Construction of Street Lights


386.25


$5,210.74


No orders drawn


$5,210.74


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Extension of Mains,


appropriation


$2,000.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., Treas. $2,000.00


Boiler, Little Pond Pumping Station,


appropriation $1,500.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., Treas.


$1,500.00


Plain Street Cemetery,


appropriation


$100.00


Credits


22.00


Overdraft


9.40


$131.40


Paid Sundry persons, labor


$66.00


White, Hartley L.


63.50


Woodsum Coal Co.


1.90


-


$131.40


Credits.


Lots and grave sold


$22.00


121


Sinking Funds,


appropriation $5,550.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., Treas., Water Loans $5,120.00


No order drawn. Electric Light Loan


430.00


$5,550.00


Interest,


appropriations $8,747.16


Water loans


11,060.00


Electric Light loan


660.00


$20,467.16


Paid by Treasurer without orders of the Selectmen


$20,377.89


Unexpended balance


89.27


$20,467.16


Municipal Indebtedness,


appropriation


$18,500.00


Paid by Treasurer without orders of the Selectmen


$18,500.00


RECAPITULATION.


Orders drawn for


Moderator, salary


$25.00


Selectmen, salaries


487.50


Clerical help and other expenses


390.88


$878.38


Auditors, salaries


$150.00


Treasurer, salary


$525.00


Other expense


24.65


Bond


120.00


$669.65


122


Collector, salary


$600.00 183.60


Other expenses


$783.60


Assessors, salaries


$487.50


Other expenses


982.20


$1,469.70


Town Clerk, salary


$650.00


Other expenses


219.22


$869.22


Laws


Election and Registration :


Registrars, salaries


$200.00


Other expenses


705.80


Town Hall :


Janitor service


$450.00


Maintenance


1,913.41


Insurance


1,054.58


New Town Hall


40,806.40


$44,224.39


Police Department :


Police, salaries


$3,730.00


Other expenses


395.85


Court expenses


25.80


Fire Department :


Pay of Engineers and Firemen.


$1,669.00


Extra pay of Firemen


337.50


General expenses


876.75


Hydrant service


6,125.00


New Hose


536.10


Repairs on Hose House No. 2 ..


135.00


Painting Hose Wagon No. 2


50.00


Insurance


67.50


Fire Alarm maintenance


522.91


Fire Alarm box Shaw St. and Cotton Avenue


59.61


$525.00


$905.80


$4,151.65


$10,379.37


123


Weights and Measures :


Sealer, salary


$200.00


Other expenses


75.04


Purchase of Weights, Measures, etc


446.01


$721.05


Forestry :


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth


suppression


$5,557.99


Forest fires


307.81


$5,865.80


Health and Sanitation :


Board of Health, salaries


$300.00


Other expense


132.26


Printing


164.00


Fumigation


186.72


Quarantine


108.00


Inspection of Animals


100.00


Inspection of Meats and Provi- sions


200.00


Inspection of Milk


100.00


Inspection of Plumbing


666.20


Vital Statistics


37.50


$1,994.68


Drain Washington St. and Town Lands


$3,343.85


Highways and Bridges :


Surveyors of Highways, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses


172.20


General Repairs


26,388.44


Snow


324.73


Street Lights


5,967.00


$33,339.87


Charities :


Overseers of Poor, salaries ..... $487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 211.38


124


Braintree Home


2,645.19


Outside Relief


5,013.05


$8,357.12


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid and Soldiers' Burials


$2,445.00


Military Aid


144.00


Soldiers' Relief


730.00


$3,319.00


Education :


Teachers and Superintendent


salaries $36,762.76


Janitors' salaries 4,619.00


Text Books and Supplies 3,134.41


School Incidentals 1,039.11


Schoolhouses and Grounds 1,226.40


Transportation of Pupils


2,010.00


Fuel


2,678.75


Insurance


654.75


Painting Jonas Perkins School building 800.00


Shingling roof Jonas Perkins


School building 900.00


Hall Noah Torrey School build- ing


1,199.78


Repairs, Pond School building ..


600.00


Hollis School, New School build- ing


1,023.49


Abraham Lincoln, New School building 169.51


$56,817.96


Library :


General expenses $1,300.00


Distribution of books 150.00


Janitor's salary


250.00


$1,700.00


125


Recreation :


Town Lands


$356.41


Hollis Playground


216.45


New Playground, Precinct 3 ..


3,902.50


$4,475.36


Unclassified :


Miscellaneous


$2,621.89


Memorial Day


200.00


Abatement of Taxes


3,246.64


Artificial Leg for M. Levangie.


100.00


$6,168.53


Water Department:


Extension of Mains


$2,000.00


New Boiler, Little Pond


1,500.00


$3,500.00


Plain Street Cemetery :


Maintenance


$131.40


Sinking Funds


Water Loans


$5,120.00


Total amount of orders drawn in 1913


$199,886.38


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COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT OF TAXES FRANK A. SMITH, in Account with the Town of Braintree December 31, 1913


Uncollected Taxes Dec. 31, 1912 and Commitment of 1913.


Interest Collected.


Total Amount.


Cash Paid. B. F. Dyer, Treas.


Uncollected Taxes Dec. 31, 1913.


1911.


Balance due


$13,578.64


$970.48


$14,549.12


$14,418.08


$131.04


1912. Balance due


46,408.96


1,292.68


47,701.64


46,842.37


859.27


1913. Commitment


185,773.70


38.91


185,812.61


129,947.38


55,865.23


Excise Tax, Bay State Street


Railway Co.


2,427.54


2,427.54


2,427.54


$248,188.84


$2,302.07


$250,490.91


$193,635.37


$56.855.54


The above statement was made from the Assessors' Commitments of Taxes for the years 1911, 1912, and 1913, and comparison of the books of the Collector with those of the Treasurer.


The year 1911 is now closed with the exception of one tax amounting to $131.04 which is in litigation.


Braintree, Mass., January 20, 1914.


WM. A. McKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors for 1913.


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127


TREASURER'S REPORT.


BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer,


IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF BRAINTREE. January 1, 1913, to December 31, 1913, inclusive. Dr.


Bal. Jan. 1, 1913 $42,247.44


F. A. Smith, Tax Collector :-


Year 1911, $13,447.60, interest $970.48 $14,418.08


Year 1912, $45,549.69, interest $1,292.68 46,842.37 Year 1913, $129,908.47, interest


$38.91 129,947.38


$191,207.83


Excise tax


2,427.54


Loans in anticipation of taxes :


Maturing Dec. 17, 1913 $40,000.00


Maturing Dec. 31, 1913 10,000.00


Maturing Dec. 31, 1913 10,000.00


Maturing April 9, 1914 5,000.00


Maturing April 20, 1914 10,000.00


Maturing May 6, 1914


10,000.00


85,000.00


Interest :


National Shawmut Bank $326.77


State Street Trust Co.


15.50


Old Colony Trust Co.


261.85


604.12


Gift of Ellis Hollingsworth, Esq., towards the erection of Town Hall $10,000.00


128


Treasurer of Commonwealth :


Corporation tax,


. .


Public service


$2,563.39


Business service 4,776.29


National Bank 1,153.05


Military aid


72.00


State aid


2,534.00


Burial of indigent soldiers


37.00


Street railway tax


3,120.17


$14,255.90


Corporation tax public service addition


11.28


Tree Warden


35.70


Dog tax 1913


813.41


4


SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT.


Schools :


Tuition State


$102.00


Tuition Boston


38.50


Transportation


374.80


Refund


8.00


Refund, Knoff


5.34


Incidentals


18.10


Text books


53.10


Braintree School Fund


Sealers of Weights and Measures


$142.27


Town Hall


462.10


Gypsy moths


19.86


Refund Police Department


8.00


Refund Fire Department


.25


Refund freight


1.00


Refund highway


4.78


Refund Belyea


1.00


Refund Prescott


1.50


Refund forest fires


.35


Refund insurance


36.43


$599.84 300.00


129


Refund State temporary aid


27.00


Court fees


74.12


Commonwealth board of paupers


25.00


Refund telephone


19.06


Highway Department :


Ashes


91.85


Ellis Hollingsworth


2,072.00


Woodsum Coal Co.


29.25


Licenses :


Milk


19.00


Intelligence Office


5.00


Billiards and pool


34.00


Druggist


2.00


Ice cream and Sunday


54.00


Junk


77.00


Rent of Engine Hall, Precinct 3


9.00


Cemetery lots


22.00


Rent of pasture, Sampson


5.00


Board of Health :


Advice


1.00


Slaughtering fees


124.45


Braintree Home


567.30


Poor Account :


Town of Hanson


309.16


Town of Spencer


40.32


City of Woburn


56.00


City of Newton


82.27


City of Boston


364.09


City of Quincy


4.65


Tax titles


89.19


Tax information


8.00


Quincy reservoir


57.24


Cash over


.64


-$352,450.19


2250 Orders general account


Cr. $199,886.38


130


Tax notes :


April 29, 1913 $20,000.00


December 17, 1913


40,000.00


December 31, 1913


10,000.00


December 31, 1913


10,000.00


$80,000.00


Note, Torrey School $5,000.00


Note, Lincoln School


1,000.00


Bonds, Lincoln School


3,000.00


Bonds, Hollis School


3,500.00


Bonds, Hollis Playground


500.00


Bonds, Town Hall


3,000.00


Note, water extension Mayflower Park


1,000.00


$17,000.00


(General water extension, $1,500, paid by Water Department.)


State Treasurer :


State tax


$14,320.00


Charles River Basin interest


269.93


Maintenance


338.63


Serials


19.84


Metropolitan Park sinking fund


199.48


Interest


582.08


Maintenance


721.13


Serials


10.54


(Metropolitan Park, series 2.) :


Sinking fund


62.66


Interest


192.51


Maintenance


208.59


Serials


1.21


Nantasket maintenance


89.16


Wellington bridge maintenance


4.22


State highways


53.00


$17,072.98


Balance Corporation tax public service,


1912 9.85


County tax


5,998.66


131


Commonwealth 25% of druggist's li- cense


.50


National Shawmut Bank Exchange .. Interest :


1.28


Hunt Trust, $10,000.00, one year to August 1, 1913 $400.00


Thayer Library, $10,000.00, one year to August. 1, 1913


400.00


Stetson Fund, $2,500.00, one year to September 22, 1913 100.00


Lincoln School note, $1,000.00, one year to September 1, 1913 . 40.00


Lincoln School bonds, $16,000.00, 6 months to June 1, 1913 280.00


Lincoln School bonds, $13,000.00, 6


months to December 1, 1913 227.50


Torrey School note, $10,000.00, 6 months to June 1, 1913 181.25


Torrey School note, $5,000.00, 6


months to December 1, 1913 90.63


Playground bonds, $4,500.00, 6 months to June 1, 1913 90.00


Playground bonds, $4,000.00, 6 months to December 1, 1913 80.00


Hollis School bonds, $61,500.00, 6 months to June 1, 1913


1,230.00


Hollis School bonds, $58,000.00, 6 months to December 1, 1913


1,160.00


Town Hall bonds, $50,000.00, 6 months to June 1, 1913 1,940.00


Discount on tax notes average basis 4.80% 2,438.51


8,657.89


$328,627.54


Balance


23,822.65


$352,450.19


132


We have examined the above account and find same cor- rect and disbursements properly vouched.


The balance, $23,822.65, is as follows :


Deposit in O. C. Trust Co.


$2,283.84


National Shawmut Bank


20,254.19


Check


29.25


Check


813.41


Currency


9.00


Orders charged in 1914


432.96


$23,822.65


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


January 19, 1914.


133


SINKING FUND ACCOUNTS


WATER LOAN OF 1888, $100,000 4 PER CENT. DUE JANUARY 1, 1918.


Cr.


Balance Dec. 31, 1912


$82,488.83


Town appropriation 1913 $2,000.00


Income 1913


3,406.58


$5,406.58


Less interest accrued


126.67


$5,279.91


INVESTMENTS.


Two bonds Boston Revere Beach &


Lynn R. R. 41/2%, each $1,000 . $2,000.00


One bond Rumford Falls & Rangeley R. R. 5%


1,000.00


Ten bonds Braintree Lighting loan, 4%, each $1,000


10,000.00


One bond Braintree Lighting loan, 4%,


500.00


Four bonds Fitchburg R. R. 1920, 4%, each $1,000


4,000.00


Three bonds Ill. Central R.R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


2,945.00


Seven bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


6,600.00


Two bonds West End. St. R. W., 4%, each $1,000


2,000.00


Three bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 41/2%, each $1,000, cost


2,615.11


Two bonds Boston & Maine R.R. 4%, each $1,000, cost


1,960.00


Two bonds Am. Tel. & Tel., 4%, each $1,000, cost 1,777.50


134


Four notes Town of Braintree, 4%, each $1,000, due July 15, 1914 to 1917


4,000.00


Thirty-one bonds Town of Braintree water loan , 4%, each $1,000, due 1918 31,000.00


Five bonds Town of Braintree water loan, 4%, each $1,000, due 1918 .. 5,000.00


One note Town of Braintree 3: 62 1/2, Torrey School, due June 1, 1914 One bond Fitchburg R. R., 1925, 4% . .


2,000.00


1,000.00


Abington Savings Bank


335.12


Braintree Savings Bank


1,685.27


Randolph Savings Bank


218.51


Hingham Savings Bank 163.94


Quincy Savings Bank 213.21


Rockland Savings Bank


455.20


Weymouth Savings Bank


365.84


East Weymouth Savings Bank 218.89


South Weymouth Savings Bank


665.15


Boston Five Cents Savings Bank


5,050.00


$87,768.74 $87,768.74


WATER LOAN OF 1891, $150,000 AT 4%, DUE JUNE 1, 1921.


Cr.


Balance Dec. 31, 1912


$94,827.85


Town appropriation 1913


3,000.00


Income 1913


$3,993.93


Less interest accrued on bonds bought 144.22


$3,849.71


135


INVESTMENTS.


Six bonds Braintree Lighting loan, 4%, each $1,000


$6,000.00


Three bonds Boston Revere Beach and


3,000.00


Lynn R. R., 41/2%, each $1,000 .. Three bonds Ill. Central R.R., 31/2%, each $1,000.00, cost


2,940.10 1


Ten bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


9,330.68


Three bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 4%, each $1,000


3,000.00


One bond N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


970.29


Seven bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 4%, each $1,000, cost


6,130.11


One bond Fitchburg, 4%


1,000.00


Three bonds B. & M. R. R., 4%, each $1,000, cost


2,940.00


One note Town of Braintree, 3:62 1/2%, Torrey School, due June 1, 1914


3,000.00


Two notes Town of Braintree, 4%,


each $1,000, July 15, 1918-19- 2,000.00


Fifty-five Town of Braintree Water bonds, 4%, due 1921


55,000.00


Abington Savings Bank


187.16


South Weymouth Savings Bank


84.20


East Weymouth Savings Bank


104.36


Quincy Savings Bank 212.18


Braintree Savings Bank


2,070.04


Rockland Savings Bank


1,198.55


Hingham Savings Bank


2,094.77


Randolph Savings Bank


358.13


Weymouth Savings Bank


56.99


$101,677.56$101,677.56


136


WATER LOAN OF 1896, $6,000, 4 PER CENT., DUE AUGUST 1, 1926.


1


Cr. $2,647.40


Balance Dec. 31, 1912


Town appropriation 1913


120.00


Income 1913


106.92


INVESTMENTS.


One bond Braintree Water loan, 4%,


due 1921


$1,000.00


South Weymouth Savings Bank


748.31


Randolph Savings Bank


1,126.01


$2,874.32


$2,874.32


MUNICIPAL LIGHTING LOAN OF 1893, 4 PER CENT., PAYABLE APRIL 5, 1917, $16,500.


Balance December 31, 1912


$11,935.55


Town appropriation 1913 paid by


Light Board


430.00


Income 1913


490.49


INVESTMENTS.


Three bonds Braintree Water loan, 4%,


$1,000, each due 1921 $3,000.00


One bond N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $1,000 each, cost


935.00


Randolph Savings Bank


2,207.28


Braintree Savings Bank


1,931.98


Weymouth Savings Bank


1,737.66


Quincy Savings Bank


1,481.32


East Weymouth Savings Bank


1,562.80


$12,856.04 $12,856.04


137


The securities of the Sinking Funds of 1888, 1891, 1893 and 1896 have been examined at the Security Vaults, Boston, and found as stated.


The sums named as on deposit in the various Savings Banks have been compared with the Pass Books and are correct.


(Signed) W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


January 17, 1914.


THE NATHANIEL H. HUNT TRUST. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


Principal :---


Cr.


One note Town of Braintree, date, March 7, 1874,


4%


$10,000.00


One bond Boston Elevated, 4% .


1,000.00


Three bonds B. & M. R. R., 4%, each $1,000


3,000.00


One bond New England Railway, 4%


1,000.00


Two bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 4%, each $1,000


2,000.00


Four bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 4%, each $1,000 4,000.00


Braintree Savings Bank Book No. 5253


185.00


Braintree Savings Bank Book No. 1006


1,529.79


Braintree Savings Bank Book No. 4995 811.26


Quincy Savings Bank Book No. 32035


750.94


$24,276.99


January 17, 1914.


Income Account :


Dr


Town note $10,000, one year to Aug. 1, 1913 ....


$400.00


Boston Elevated, $1,000, one year to Nov. 1, 1913 40.00


B. & M. R. R., $3,000, one year to Sept. 1, 1913 .. 120.00


N. E. Railway, $1,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1914 . . 40.00


C. B. & Q. R. R., $2,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1914 80.00


138


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $2,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1914 80.00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $2,000, one year to Nov. 1,1913 80.00


Braintree Savings Bank, No. 5453, div. to Jan. 1, 1914 7.40


Braintree Savings Bank, No. 1006, div. to Jan. 1, 1914 61.16


Braintree Savings Bank, No. 4995, div. to Jan. 1, 1914 32.44


Quincy Savings Bank, div. to Oct. 1, 1913 30.00


$971.00


Coupons 4% on $21,000 $840.00


Interest, 4% on $3,276.99 131.00


$971.00


Paid W. C. Harding, Treasurer Trustees Thayer


Library $971.00


We find the above named securities in the town box at the Security Vault, Boston, and the disbursements of the income, which is properly stated, is vouched for.


The amounts represented on deposit at the Braintree and Quincy Savings Banks are as stated.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


January 17, 1914.


CHARLES EDWARD FRENCH TRUST. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


Principal :


Two Town of Braintree Water Bonds of 1891, each $1,000 $2,000.00


.


139


Income account :


Balance Jan. 1, 1913 $40.00


June 1, 1913, coupons 40.00


Dec. 1, 1913, coupons 40.00 $120.00


Paid W. C. Doerty, 15 silver medals . . Dec. 31, 1913, balance in Brain- tree Savings Bank 40.00


$80.00


$120.00


$120.00


The above bonds are in the Security Vaults, Boston, and the balance of income in the Braintree Savings Bank.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


January 17, 1914.


THE ANN MARIA PENNIMAN TRUST. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


Fund on deposit in the Braintree Savings Bank Dr. $500.00


Vouched by Pass Book.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN


OTIS B. OAKMAN


Auditors, 1913.


Income :


From Braintree Savings Bank, interest


to Jan. 1, 1913 .


$20.20


From Braintree Savings Bank, interest


to Jan. 1, 1914


20.20


140


Paid Lydia A. Tupper and Chester A. Maddocks, Committtee Jan. 1, 1914, balance in Braintree Sav- ings Bank


$20.20


20.20


$40.40


$40.40


Properly vouched.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, Auditor, 1913.


January 16, 1914.


MUNICIPAL LIGHT BOARD. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


In account with Town of Braintree. Jan. 1, 1913, to Dec. 31, 1913, inclusive.


Dr


Cr.


Balance Jan. 1, 1913


$33.20


Street lights, 663 at $9.00


5,967.00


F. B. Lawrence, manager


27,184.83


Paid 303 orders


$27,278.00


Interest on $16,500 Municipal Light


bonds


660.00


Sinking fund


430.00


Depreciation fund


4,490.75


Exchange


.69


Balance


325.59


$33,185.03 $33,185.03


We find the above correct and properly vouched and bal- ance, $325.59, on deposit in State Street Trust Co.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, C. F. TARBOX, Auditors, 1913.


January 9, 1914.


141


ELECTRIC DEPRECIATION FUND. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


Dr. Cr.


Balance Jan. 1, 1913


$15,961.19


Interest from National Shawmut Bank


321.20


Electric Light Department, 1913 .


4,490.75


Paid Order No. 1461 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.


$684.00


No. 1485 Cambridge Mfg. Co. ...


160.00


No. 1649 Fort Wayne Elec. Works


457.84


No. 1696 Providence Engineering Works


326.20


No. 1728 Fort Wayne Elec. Works


321.50


Balance Dec. 31, 1913


18,883.60


$20,833.14 $20,833.14


We find the above correct and the balance, $18,883.60, on deposit in the National Shawmut Bank, of Boston.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN,


OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


BRAINTREE SCHOOL FUND. BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


Principal :


Braintree Savings Bank, Book 4139 . .


$968.50


Quincy Savings Bank, Book 19284 . .


1,272.50


Randolph Savings Bank, Book 14191 . .


850.00


Weymouth Savings Bank, Book 10556 Real Estate :


1,000.00


Farm on Town Street, 21,954 acres,


house and barn, land on Granite


Street, 19,096 acres, value say ...


4,000.00


$8,091.00


We find the amounts stated as in the various Banks properly vouched by pass books. (Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913.


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Dr. Cr.


Income account :


Balance, Dec. 31, 1913


$167.88


Rent, F. L. Chandler to May 1, 1914 ..


3.00


Rent, Mrs. F. H. Thayer, to May 1, 1914 2.50


Rent, Mrs. Anderson, to May 1, 1914 .


3.00


Rent, J. Petrel, to May 1, 1914


3.00


Rent, J. M. Cutting, to May 1, 1914.


3.00


Wood, Mrs. Anderson


.50


Rent, F. A. Hayden, to Dec. 31, 1913 .


200.00


Dividends, Quincy Savings Bank, to Oct. 1, 1913


50.88


Dividends, Weymouth Savings Bank, to Dec. 31, 1913


45.00


Braintree Savings Bank, dividends to Jan. 1, 1914 38.72


Dividends, Braintree Savings Bank, income account 5.57


$523.05


$86.43


Paid H. W. Borden shingling at Farm Paid C. H. Hobart & Son, insurance on barn, 5 years from May 17, 1913 . Paid Town of Braintree


21.00


300.00


Paid Trustees for three years


30.00


Paid Treasurer for three years


15.00


Balance in Braintree Savings Bank ..


70.62


$523.05


We find the above income correctly stated, the disburse- ments properly vouched and the balance, $70.62, on deposit in the Braintree Savings Bank.


(Signed)


W. A. MCKEAN, OTIS B. OAKMAN, Auditors, 1913


January 16, 1914.


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FUNDED DEBT OF THE TOWN. WATER DEPARTMENT.


Coupon Bonds, issued Jan. 1, 1888,


payable Jan. 1, 1918, 4% $72,000.00 Registered in name of Commonwealth, one bond, payable Jan. 1, 1918, 4% 28,000.00


$100,000.00


Registered in name of Commonwealth: One bond payable June 1, 1921, 4% $20,000.00


One bond payable June 1, 1921, 4% 1,000.00 Coupon Bonds, issued June 1, 1891, payable June 1, 1921, 4% 129,000.00


$150,000.00


Notes issued Aug. 1, 1896, payable


Aug. 1, 1926, 4% 6,000.00


Notes issued July 15, 1909, 4%, pay- able $1,000 yearly 1914-1919 . . 6,000.00


Coupon Bonds dated Oct. 1, 1911, pay-


able $1,500 yearly 1914-1921 .... 12,000.00


$274,000.00


Less Sinking Fund,


Of 1888 $87,768.74


Of 1891 101,677.56


Of 1896


2,874.32


$192,320.62


Net balance Water Department debt ..


81,679.38


$274,000.00


MUNICIPAL LIGHTING DEPARTMENT.


Bonds issued April 5, 1893, 4%, pay-


able April 5, 1917


$16,500.00


Less Sinking Fund


$12,856.04


· Net balance


3,643.96


$16,500.00


144


GENERAL DEBT.


Note issued March 7, 1874, now held by Trustees Thayer Library, 4% . Note issued March 7, 1874; now held by Nathaniel H. Hunt Trust, at 4%, income for purchase of books for Thayer Library 10,000.00


$10,000.00


Note issued March 22, 1899, five years at 4%, known as the Caleb Stetson Fund, held by Trustees of Thayer Library under deed of gift for purchase of books 2,500.00


(Under Chapter 634 Acts of 1913 de- mand notes are required to be refunded on a basis of serial payments not ex- ceeding fifteen years.)


Notes issued on account of Noah Torrey School, at 3 : 621/2% :


Payable June 1, 1914 $2,000.00


Payable June 1, 1914 3,000.00


$5,000.00


Coupon Notes issued on account of


Abraham Lincoln School, at 31/2% :


Payable June 1, 1914 $3,000.00


Payable June 1,'1915, to 1919, in- clusive, $2,000 yearly 10,000.00


$13,000.00


Unadjusted claims against the Lin- coln School estimated by the Building Committee as about $4,792.58.


Against these claims there is on de- posit a balance of $2,283.84 of the original loan.


Eight bonds issued for playground in


Precinct 2, dated July 1, 1911, ma-


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turing $500 yearly, July 1, 1914, to 1921, inclusive, 4% 4,000.00


Bonds issued for Hollis School, each $500, 4%, maturing $3,500 yearly, July 1, 1914 to 1921, and $3,000 yearly July 1, 1922 to 1931, inclu- sive 58,000.00


:


TOWN HALL BONDS.


Twenty-seven bonds, $1,000 each 4%,


maturing $3,000 yearly June 1,


1914, to June 1, 1922, inclusive . . . $27,000.00


$2,000 yearly June 1, 1923, to June 8, 1932 20,000.00


47,000.00


$440,000.00


NOTES ISSUED IN ANTICIPATION OF TAXES.


Due Aril 9, 1914


$5,000.00


April 20, 1914 10,000.00


May 6, 1914 10,000.00


$25,000.00


$465,000.00


SINKING FUNDS.


Loan of 1888


$87,768.74


1891


101,677.56


1893


12,856.04


1896


2,874.32


$205,176.66


Balance funded debt


$259,823.34


$465,000.00


Allowing for payments and accretions to the Sinking Fund the Net Funded Debt has decreased during 1913, $31,777.03. This covers the increase of $5,000 on the amount of unpaid tax notes.


BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer.


AUDITORS' REPORT APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 1913.


Appropriations.


Credits.


Overdrafts.


Expended.


Unexpended Balances.


No Order Drawn.


LEGISLATIVE EXPENSE.


Moderator


$25. 00


25 00


EXECUTIVE.


Selectmen's Salaries ...


487 50


487 50


Clerical help and other expenses ...


400 00


1 50


390 88


10 62


FINANCIAL.


Auditors' salaries


150 00


150 00


Treasurer's salary


525 00


525 00


Other expenses


50 00


24 65


25 35


Treasurer's bond


120 00


120 00


Tax Collector's salary


600 00


600 00


Other expenses


125 00


8 00


50 60


183 60


Assessors' salaries


487 50


487 50


Clerical help and other expenses .. OTHER GENERAL DEPARTMENTS.


600 00


382 20


982 20


Town Clerk's salary


650 00


650 00


Other expenses


200 00


19 22


219 22


Law


700 00


525 00


175 00


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.


200 00


200 00


800 00


705 80


94 20


Janitor, services


450 00


450 00


Maintenance


700 00


444 35


769 06


1,913 41


Insurance


1,400 00


13 80


1,054 58


359 22


.


.


..


.


.


.


.


.


Registrar's salaries


Other expenses . TOWN HALL.


New Town Hall


unexpended bal- ance Jan. 1, 1913 Gift


2,000 00


U


28,812 75 10,000 00


40,806 40


6 35


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Police salaries


3,741 25


3,730 00


11 25


Other expenses


250 00


2 00


143 85


395 85


Court expenses


50 00


74 12


25 80


98 32


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Pay of Engineers and Firemen ..


1,671 00


1,669 00


2 00


Extra pay of Firemen


400


00


337 50


62 50


General expenses


1,000 00


9 25


876 75


132 50


Hydrant service


6,125 00


6,125 00


New hose


560 00


536 10


23 90


Repairs on Hose House No. 2


135 00


135 00


Painting Hose Wagon No. 2 ..


50 00


50 00


Insurance


67 50


67 50


Fire Alarm maintenance


190 00


332 91


522 91


Box, Shaw St. and Cotton Ave. .. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


60 00


59 61


39


Sealer's salary


125 00


Fees .


75 00


200 00


Other expenses


67 27


7 77


75 04


Purchasing Weights, Measures, etc ..


525 00


446 01


78 99


FORESTRY.


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth $3,763.39 suppression 500.00


4,263 39


55 56


243 48


5,557 99


2,135 76


Forest fires


400 00


6 56


307 81


98 75


.


·


.


·


.


·


·


·


Moth Tax 995 56 From State 2,135 76


8


APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 1913 .- Continued.


Appropriations.


Credits.


Overdrafts.


Expended.


Unexpended Balances.


No Order Drawn.


HEALTH AND SANITATION.


Board of Health, salaries


300 00


300 00


Other expenses


100 00


37 60


132 26


5 34


Printing .


100 00


64 00


164 00


Fumigation


200 00


186 72


13 28


Quarantine


25 00


83 00


108 00


Contagious Diseases (see Charities)


100 00


100 00


Inspection of Meat and Provisions ..




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