Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1933, Part 13

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Publication date: 1933
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30587 ft.


8" cast iron pipe


28348 ft.


6" cast iron pipe


228550 ft.


4" cast iron pipe


44800 ft.


2" wrought iron pipe


16586 ft.


11/2" wrought iron pipe


5185 ft.


11/4" wrought iron pipe


6114 ft.


1" wrought iron pipe 20051 ft.


3/4." wrought iron pipe


1409 ft. - ft.


409601 ft.


77 miles - 3041 ft.


NUMBER, LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF HYDRANTS SET DURING 1933


428 Pearl Street Corey


NUMBER, LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF VALVES SET DURING 1933


689


Shaw Street


6"


690 Pearl Street


6"


692 Grove Street 2"


METER RECORD FOR 1933


Kind


5/8 34.


1 11/2


2


3


4 0


6 Total


Empire 3762


54


10


9


0


0


0 3835


Crown


0


20


0


0


7


4


2


1 34


Gem


0


0


0


0


1


0 0


0


0


1


Hersey


2


0


1


0


0


0 3


3764


74 11


9


8


4


0 2


1 3873


JOHN W. MULCAHY,


Superintendent.


323


-


REPORT FOR 1933


GREAT POND PUMPING STATION


Gallons


Kilowatt


Gallons Pumped Time with one


Pumped


Hours


Run K. W. H.


Jan.


24,929,000


24,320


306:50


1028


Feb.


22,294,000


21,720


272:50


1026


Mar.


24,076,000


23,500


295:15


1024


Apr.


22,841,000


22,400


277:05


1019


May


26,966,000


26,300


333:55


1025


June


27,059,000


26,490


331:10


1021


July


30,252,000


29,580


374:40


1023


Aug.


29,329,000


28,810


355:40


1019


Sept.


25,011,000


24,430


306:45


1022


Oct.


28,777,000


28,050


372:30


1025


Nov.


27,971,000


27,450


339:50


1019


Dec.


28,050,000


27,620


363:40


1015


Total


317,555,000


310,670


3950:10


12266


Daily Ave.


870,000


851


10:49


1022


Largest day's pumping, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1,406,000


Smallest day's pumping, Sunday, Apr. 23, 659,000.


FRANCIS J. O'ROURKE, · Chief Engineer.


324


COMMERCIAL LINE


Gallons


Kilowatts


January


11,110,000


2879


February


9,376,000


2453


March


10,791,000


2800


April


9,517,000


2415


May


9,490,000


2436


June


9,975,000


2554


July


9,846,000


2425


August


‘9,288,000


2392


September


8,721,000


2368


October


9,652,000


2497


November


11,058,000


2848


December


11,868,000


3050


120,692,000


31,117


Gallons pumped for K. W. 3879.


H. H. LEGG,


In Charge.


325


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


Town Accountant


OF THE


'TOWN OF BRAINTREE


FROM


IDecember 31, '32 to December 31, '33


F .BRA


M


CREE


.1640.


SSAC


Printed by Order of the Town


GENERAL REVENUE


== =


RECEIPTS 1


TAXES


Previous years : $297,662.80)


Poll, Personal,


Real - 1930. . $ 20.36


Poll, Personal,


Real - 1931. . 8,868.88


Poll, Personal,


Real - 1932 .. 288,773.56


Current year :


Poll, Personal,


Real


457,154.18


Tax Titles :


Redemption & In-


tervening Taxes


24,412.76


From the State :


Income


53,871.00


Corporation


26,257.51


Veterans' Ex-


emption


214.42


Federal Relief


22,914.79


Trust Company .


105.20


National Bank Tax


204.47


St. Railway


114.48


$882,911.61


Licenses


Alcoholic Be v-


erages


6,908.50


328


Junk


65.00


Pedlars


75.00


Sunday


295.00


Pool - Billiards


etc.


38.00


Revolver


94.00


Victuallers


208.50


Autos, dealers


70.00


Auctioneers


6.00


Milk


35.00


All Others


17.50


7,812.50


Permits :


Movies


84.00


Board of Health


49.00


Advertising, etc.


18.00


151.00


7,963.50


Fines :


Court


317.35


Grants and Gifts :


From County


Dog Licenses


$1,537.22


From Funds :


Thayer Fund


790.00


Hollis Fund


500.00


1,290.00


From


Braintree


Electric Light Dept.


8,000.00


329


1


From :


Water Dept. 2,453.88 Electric Light


Dept. 6,295.10


(For Welfare Dept. )


8,7.48.98


$19,576.20;


Special Assessments :


Moth-1932


166.50


Moth-1933 345.70


512.20


.


Street Betterments :


Apportioned 1931 28.34


Apportioned 1932


2,400.33


Apportioned 1933 752.20


Paid in advance


432.90


. 3,613.77.


Old Age Assist-


ance - 1931 39.00


Old Age Assist-


ance - 1932 343.00


Old Age Assist-


ance - 1933


4,146.00


4,528.00


Privileges :


Motor Vehicle


Excise - 1930 . . 60.04


Motor Vehicle


Excisc - 1931. . 185.00


Motor Vehicle


Excise - 1932. . 3,713.73


330


-...


Motor Vehicle


Excise - 1933 . . 23,429.05


27,387.82


36,041.79


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Treasurer :


56.00


Collector :


Tax Information 25.00


Interest on de-


posits


17.44


Advertising taxes


62.40


Fees


1,670.51


1,811.35


Land Low Value .


91.50


Town Hall - Rent


52.00


Selectmen :


Advertising hear- ings, etc. . 84.50


Town Clerk :


Dog licenses


2,413.60


Engineering, Maps


3.50


Insurance :


Return Prem-


iums etc. 206.40


Schools - Fire


Damage


26.80


Police - Acci-


21.68


dent


254.88


4,497.33


331


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Inspection :


Sealer Weights and Measures. 181.25


Building Inspec-


tion


387.00


568.25


HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Tuberculosis (Subsidy)


2,050.58


HIGHWAYS


Telephone rebates 1.00


Use Roller, Quincy


2.50


Labor (Ins.)


33.43


36.93


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Infirmary :


Board 15.00


Reimbursements :


Temporary Aid From


Individuals


39.00


Cities & Towns


4,444.61


State


21,126.02


25,609.63


reimbursements :


Mothers' Aid


1


From State


4,044.94


332


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid and


Soldiers' Burials


484.00


Soldiers' Relief


48.00


1


532.00


Old Age Assistance :


From State


11,499.68


From Cities &


Towns


1,411.76


12,911.44


43,113.01


EDUCATION


Tuition :


Individuals


42.00


State Wards


658.00


Vocational


1,692.42


Miscellaneous


101.48


.


$2,493.90


LIBRARY


Fines, etc.


494.68


UNCLASSIFIED


All Other


Water Department


8,000.00


Debt


1,760.00


Interest


9,760.00 12.84


Tax - 1926


2


333


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department


82,093.42


Electric Light De- partment


269,363.68


351,457.10-


Cemetery :


Graves


82.00


INTEREST


Deposits :


General


183.98


Taxes


13,948.17


Water


203.32


Electric Light


71.67


Sewerage Loan.


142.09


Betterments :


Apportioned-


1931


$6.25


1932


77.73


1983


297.32


Paid in advance


14.31


$1,095.61


Motor Vehicle Ex-


cise :


219.52


Welfare Gift:


.13


$15,864.49


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loans :


$663,000.00


Loans authorized :


Sewerage


$93,000.00


334


REFUNDS


Tax (Poll)


$ 2.00


Old Age Assist-


ance


89.00


Highways


2.50


State Aid & Sol-


diers' Relief


61.00


Schools


68.00


Welfare


34.00


Welfare - Miscel- laneous


2.00


Welfare - (Gift)


192.87


$451.37


Total Receipts


$2,133,692.93


TRANSFERS


Schools


$10,559.82


Library


1,919.33


Highways


488.97


Snow


567.91


Infirmary


257.67


Old Age Assistance


768.67


Hall


246.21


St. Lighting


12,000.00


$26,808.58 $4.95


Highways


Electric Light De-


partment (Gift)


$3,000.00


RESERVE FUND


Election Officers


$


87.50


335


Treasurer


700.00


Fire & Police Station (Con-


tract)


200.00


Health


1,829.53


Moth


16.00


Cemetery - labor


50.00


Military Aid


120.00


Miscellaneous (Selectmen


214.00


Welfare - Miscellaneous


177.00


Highways-Rebuilding Porches Legion Bldg. 116.00


Highways - Patching


100.00


Snow


721.82


Fire Dept. - Floodlights


47.75


C. W. A. PROJECTS


Town Garage .(Materials)


15.00


Hall-Fire & Police Sta .-


Legion Bldg.


250.00


Street Signs


55.00


Town Hall floors-materials


78.00


Town Hall-repair roof- ma- terials


50.00


Library repairs


76.00


Welfare Department


96.40


$5,000.00


$2,168,506.46


Balance, January 1, 1933


General Cash (Water in- cluded) 88,721.84


Electric Light Department 8,360.59


$97,082.43


$2,265,588.89


336


EXPENDITURES


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Legislative:


Salary


Moderator


$21.25


Selectmen :


Salaries


$1,657.50


Clerk


1,101.60


$2,759.10


Other Expenses :


Supplies - Sta-


tionery & Post-


age


252.15


Printing & ad-


vertising


260.45


Clerk, Vacation


10.00


Dog Officer


150.00


All other


172.35


844.95


$3,604.05


Finance Committee :


Stenographic


Work


194.75


Supplies, etc.


15.85


Printing


343.00


$553.60


Accountant :


Salary


1,700.00


337


Stationery and Supplies


112.33


Clerical help


151.50


$263.83


$1,963.83:


Treasurer :


Salary


1,275.00


Clerk


233.75


$1,508.75


Bond


218.00.


Clerical help


711.12.


Postage, sup-


plies, printing


& advertising


353.17


Expenses


40.00.


Certification


notes & bonds 531.70


Confirming Tax


Titles .


685.00


Recording Deeds


165.43


$2,704.42


$4,213.17


Collector :


Salary


1,700.00


Clerk


871.25


$2,571.25


Bond


436.00


Tax Sale Ex-


penses


691.25


338


..


Clerical work 830.05


Supplies - Post-


age - Station-


ery


896.42


Printing and ad-


vertising


398.80


Expenses


40.00


$3,292.52


$5,863.77


Assessors :


Salaries


$2,550.00


Clerks


2,242.60


$4,792.60


Other Expenses :


Supplies - Post-


age - Station-


ery


326.27


Printing


312.50


Auto hire


180.00


Abstracts Deeds


-Probates &


. Plans


573.50


Court case


21.40


Conventions


122.05


Property


- lunches


14.05


Interpreter


4.00


$1,553.77


$6,346.37


339


Law:


Salary Town


Counsel 595.00


Legal Expenses . 500.00


$1,095.00


Settlement Vari-


ous Suits Pend-


ing Against the Town 370.10


Legal Expenses


(Cities Service)


1,950.00


$3,415.10


Town Clerk :


Salary


1,700.00


Other Expenses :


Bond


10.00


Supplies - Post-


age - Station- ery


197.43


Printing and ad-


vertising 39.75


Clerical work


120.00


$367.18


$2,067.18


Election and Registration :


Election, Regis- trars 255.00


Election Officers


387.20


Constables


28.90


Janitors


25.00


$410.10


340


Other Expenses :


Supplies - Print- ing


169.86


Transportation -


Ballot Box


5.40


Lunches


130.00


All other


27.00


$332.26


$1,028.36


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Salaries :


Engineer


2,269.95


Labor


2,723.40


Clerk


494.32


Extra. Services. .


100.00


$5,587.67


Maintenance :


Supplies &


Equipment . . 569.33


Auto - repairs .


17.1.18


Auto - Gas & oil:


69.63


Recording, etc ..


274.25


$1,084.39


$6,672.06


Planning Board ::


Plans


$25.00


All Other


19.20


$44.20


341


'Town Hall :


Janitor Service. $938.40 ( See Library)


Assistant Janitor 1,105.00


$2,043.40


Other Expenses :


Fuel


517.00


Gas - Light


293.20


.Janitor's Supplies


385.46


Repairs


665.08


Water Dept.


126.16


Miscellaneous


13.10


$2,000.00


Telephones - Sundry Departments :


Selectmen


167.15


Accountant


65.25


Assessors


114.51


Collector


101.17


Infirmary


59.38


Highways


129.13


Town Clerk


45.95


Fire Dept.


270.99


Police Dept.


521.87


Health


19.95


Library


141.91


Engineering


67.98


`Welfare


77.74


$1,782.98


Fire & Police Station : Janitor 545.00


Maintenance: (Oil 1,239.47


342


Gas & Light 1,006.90


Janitor's Su p-


plies 357.79


Water


82.30


Repairs


55.20


Change Heating (Reserve Fund) 200.00


$2,741.66


$9,313.04.


Total for General Government $45,105.98


PROTECTION OF PERSONS. AND PROPERTY


· POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages:


Chief 2,550.00


Deputy Chief,


Sergeants & Patrolmen


27,285.00


Police Duty


1,205.90.


Chief of Police Pension 1,250.00


Salary Patrol-


man


1,000.00


33,290.90


Other Expenses:


Supplies - Post -. age $49.65


Equipment - men 22.50


Autos - Repairs 288.52


Tires & Tubes . 43.10


343'


Gasoline - - Oil


Grease 536.50


Supplies &


Equipment


175.57


Auto hire 5.00


Streets - Paint- ing 172.63


Care prisoners .


45.15


Medical a i d


(Accidents)


50.00


Expenses O ffi-


cers (Court) .


133.88


Matron


61.50


Laundry


16.00


$1,600.00


Equipment :


Chevrolet Coach


530.37


Bills Payable-1932 :


Supplies


37.15


Auto


356.37


Miscellaneous


3.30


$396.82


Traffic Lights


(State) 437.80


$36,255.89


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


2,550.00


Deputy Chief 2,040.00


Permanent Men


24,820.00


Pay of Men


807.50


344


Extra Pay of


Men


937.59


Hill


75.00


Fire


Alarm -


Electrician


1,445.00


$32,675.09:


Equipment and Repairs :


Apparatus - Re-


pairs


248.33


Gasoline - Oil


- Grease


1,059.72


Tires and Tubes


252.84


Equipment


1,282.75


Supplies


297.00


Hydrant Service


500.00


$3,640.64


Buildings and grounds :


Fuel


300.00


Light


44.13


Furnishings


68.95


Water


21.00


$434.08


Other Expenses :


Advertis- ing - Printing


- Postage


103.62


Express a n d


Cartage 9.62


All Other


3.00


$116.24"


345


Fire Alarm Maintenance:


Power 32.61


Auto - Repairs


15.16


Equipment


831.91


Supplies


84.51


$964.19


$37,830.24


INSPECTION - BUILDINGS


. Inspector - Salary


$850.00


Transportation


50.00


$900.00


WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


·Salary


425.00


Other Expenses :


Advertising and supplies $15.60


Transportation


& Mainte-


nance 182.82


198.42


$623.42


FORESTRY


«Gypsy Moth :


Superintendent 510.00


Labor


1,668.40


Auto & Teams


731.74


346


3


Printing


3.00


Insecticides


266.73


Gasoline - Oil . .


77.69


Tools


18.58


$2,766.14


Care and planting of Trees: Trimming Trees 800.00


Trimming Trees


(1929 - 1930 -


1931)


1,800.00


$5,876.14


Total - Protection of Persons & Property $81,485.69 ...


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health :


General Administration :


Salaries


488.88


Secretary


100.00


Supplies &


Printing 67.33.


Telephone calls . 2.10


O ffi ce Equip-


ment


44.75


$114.18


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :


Hospitals 81.00


Quarantine (Ex- penses) 128.00


Medical Attend-


ance & Medi-


cine


98.65


347


Transportation 15.00


$322.65


Bills Payable 1932


1,311.10


Tuberculosis :


Board and Treat- ment


6,949.30


Other Expenses


Court


$39.00


Animals


240.00


Investigations


48.00


Signs


23.50


Receptacles


64.66


Miscellaneous


114.12


Dental Clinic


(No approp.).


75.00


$604.28


Bills Payable 1932


105.40


Vital Statistics


Return of Births & Deaths


33.00


Inspection :


Animals


170.00


Meat and Provi- sions


235.51


Milk


85.00


490.51


Collection of Gar- bage


4,800.00


Inspection of Plumbing :


250.00


348


Norfolk County Hospital :


6,770.04


Diphtheria Clinic : Supplies 20.00


'Services


250.00


Assistant


30.00


300.00


Sewerage:


Engineer


9,921.82


Advertis- ing - Printing etc.


228.13


Clerical work


671.23


Expenses


34.01


Pay rolls


56,661.52


Contractors


11,933.92


Equipment


10,672.84


All other


6,848.40


$96,971.87


Total - Health & Sanitation $119,611.21


HIGHWAYS


Salary Supt. $2,975.00


Permanent Men :


Labor


10,263.15


Hauling


5,725.69


$15,988.84


General Maintenance :


(Street Signs incl.) Hauling 791.54


Labor


1,471.54


349


Materials


1,738.18


Supplies


195.49


Patching


253.45


4,450.20


Tarvia and Sanding :


Labor


2,487.35


Hauling


31.63


Materials


5,730.41


8,249.39


Drains and Catch Basins:


Labor


1,268.06


Hauling


175.56


Materials


1,928.73


3,372.35


Street Cleaning


Labor


486.95


Hauling


8.25


Materials


398.13


893.33


Repairs to Equip-


ment


5,614.13


Guard Rails and Fences :


Materials


236.80


Flashlights


433.55


Patching


5,440.95


Bridges


317.10


Snow


9,847.59


$38,855.39


Sidewalks (Bal. 1932)


$1,182.05


350


1


'Street Lighting


$12,000.00


Total for Highways


$71,001.28


CHARITIES


Overseers of the Poor:


Salaries


491.79


Visitor - Ass't. Visitor - Clerk :


Visitor


1,193.00


Ass't. Visitor 729.55


Clerk


874.55


2,797.10


Welfare - Miscellaneous :


Supplies, etc. 273.84


Auto - repairs


91.60


Gas


249.31


Tires


52.12


666.87


(Outside Relief by Town:


· Cash


4,431.00


Groceries


39,140.49


Fuel


6,627.39


Board


361.00


Hospital & State


Institutions 4,578.06


Medical Aid &


Medicine


1,531.08


Rent


23,660.46


Miscellaneous :


(Clothing, etc.) 1,168.21


(Water & Light)


49.50


$81,547.19


351


*


Relief by Cities &


Towns 4,905.56


Note : $8,283.07 of above total is in


"Gift Acct." - donated by Electric Light & Water Departments - 1933.


Mothers' Aid :


Cash


3,738.00


Groceries


1,066.41


Rent


1,163.72


Fuel


287.03


Medical Aid &


Medicine 281.85


Miscellaneous


186.38


6,723.39


$97,131.90


Note: $464.82 of above total is in


"Gift Acct." - donated by Electric Light & Water Departments - 1933.


Infirmary :


Salary - Supt.


1,020.00


Labor


795.60


1,815.60


Groceries & Pro-


visions


2,162.32


Clothing, etc. . 337.35


Fuel - Light-Gas


742.79


Medicine and


Medical Aid .


246.89


Grain


137.88


352


Buildingre-


pairs, etc.


414.39


Papers


124.66


Laundry


87.10


Haircuts


9.80


Transport-


ation (Gas)


58.47


Cow


100.00


Other Labor Toam


&


28.50


Repairing wash-


ing Machine .


40.80


All Other


131.97


Bills Payable 1932


289.38


$6,727.90


Old Age Assistance :


Investigator 390.00


Clerical work 175.00


565.00


Miscellaneous :


Auto - Mainte-


nance & repairs


50.00


Cash Aid


30,459.00


Fuel


25.48


Hospital or In-


stitutions


2,634.50


Medical Aid


450.50


Burials


284.00


All Other


195.80


34,049.28


353


..


4,622.92


Other Cities & Towns 768.67


$35,432.95


State Aid


512.00


Military Aid


120.00


Soldiers' Relief :


Cash Aid


14,334.10


Rents


2,527.71


Fuel


727.47


Groceries


107.01


Hospital & Med-


ical Aid


434.01


Clothing


40.59


All Other


37.76


18,208.65


$18,840.65


Total-Charities & Soldiers' Benefits $153,133.40


SCHOOLS


GENERAL EXPENSES


Salary - Supt.


4,225.06


Clerk


1,020.00


Attendance Officer


425.00


Telephone


638.75


Miscellaneous


653.25


6,962.06


354


INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSES


Teachers' Salaries 193,185.01


Text Books and Supplies :


High


6,723.97


Elementary 8,664.47


208,573.45


OPERATING EXPENSES


Janitors' Services :


High


3,984.00


Elementary 10,596.52


Fuel and Light:


High & Elemen- tary


7,164.28


Miscellaneous :


High & Elemen-


tary 3,626.33


25,371.13


MAINTENANCE


Repairs :


High & Elemen-


tary


10,827.36


AUXILIARY


Physicians


765.00


Nurse


1,445.00


Transportation


9,249.50


Tuition .


3,079.86


Outlay


1,473.66


355


1


Graduations


329.77


All Others


1,237.56


17,580.35


Total for Education


$269,314.35


LIBRARY


Salaries :


Librarian


1,360.00


Ass't. Librarian


1,275.00


Library Ass't. .


918.00


Assistants - 3. .


1,530.00


Part time Assist-


ants


29.05


5,112.05


Janitors :


Precinct 1


255.00


Assistant - Pre-


cinct 1 102.00


Jonas Perkins Branch 85.00


Precinct 2


85.00


527.00


General Expenses :


Binding


225.73


Supplies - Sta-


tionery - Print- ing


154.97


Insurance


187.24


Transport-


ing Books


120.00 1


i


356


----


Buildings:


Fuel


240.00


Light


96.63


Repairs


78.28


Furnishings


4.50


Rent


950.00


Police Duty


177.00


All Other:


Janitor's Sup-


plies


9.27


Water


6.00


Ashes


11.55


2,261.17


Books:


3,167.79


Total for Library


$11,068.01


RECREATION


Parks and Playgrounds-Prec. 1


Labor - Hauling 221.00


Material 242.51


Surfacing Ten-


nis Courts 177.50


Water


6.00


Parks and Playgrounds-Prec. 2


Labor - Hauling


482.21


Material 435.66


Water


76.05


993.92


Parks and Playgrounds-Prec. 3 Labor - Hauling 246.00


Material 34.00


357


647.01


Surfacing Ten- nis Courts 355.00


635.00;


Organized Play :


Teachers


408.00


Materials


52.58


Labor, etc.


86.00


546.58


Total for Recreation $2,822.5I


UNCLASSIFIED


Selectmen :


Town Meetings


.


Amplifier &


chairs


130.00


Selectmen's As-


sociation 6.00


Commercial Re-


ports 41.00


Sign (Torrey


Pharmacy) Re-


serve Fund


64.00


Printing & Ad-


vertising 179.00


Police Uniform


(Accident)


37.50


Checkers-


Town Meeting


12.00


469.50


Town Reports


936.60


Welfare


287.00


Special Police


252.55


358


Court Fees


103.00


Treasurer (Cert.


of notes)


66.00


Fire Department


103.50


Cemetery


25.00


Highways


11.80


Engineer


92.40


$2,347.35


Insurance :


Town Buildings


& Equipment


5,509.53


Employees Com-


pensation


2,622.41


Repairs - Legion Building


85.70


Caretaker of Dumps (final)


350.00


Protection Sunset


Lake


309.40


Land Damages


Hayward St.


300.00


Memorial Day :


G. A. R.


147.27


Vet. For. Wars


50.00


Amer. Legion


150.00


Music


150.00


: 497.32


$9,674.36


Total - Unclassified


$12,021.71


Interest :


Schools


23,215.00


Fire & Police


Station


4,000.00


359


Tubercu - losis Hospital Water Mains


$135.00


1,760.00


Anticipation of Revenue


21,787.66


Sewerage


17,340.00;


Taxes - Paid in advance 1933


958.09|


Taxes -Interest


84.11


Sidewalks -Ce-


ment


1,237.50:


Municipal Indebtedness:


Schools


56,000.00,


Tuberculo -


sis Hospital .


1,000.00


Water Dept. -


Mains and


Standpipe (2)


8,000.00,


Fire & Police


Station


8,000.00


Sewerage


15,000.00


Sidewalks


7,000.00


Anticipation of Revenue


$95,000.00 $785,000.00;


Water Department:


Maintenance 59,383.72


Filtration Plant 30,073.88


$89,457.60


Electric Light Department : Cemetery - Plain St. :


$269,956.53;


Superintendent .


150.00


360


$70,517.36;


Labor (2) 486.00


636.00°


Graves


80.00


Flowers


29.00


Water


12.00


Labor & Trucks


25.00


146.00


Cemetery-Dyer Hill :


Labor 40.00


$822.00.


-


County Tax $ 19,460.75


Metropolitan Park Assessment


13,984.89


State Assessment


32,580.00


Municipal Lighting Plant


20.35


Metropolitan Planning Divi


sion


126.52


Abatement Smoke Nuisance


229.02


Auditing Municipal Accts.


2,462.91


Metropolitan Sewerage


Special


16,465.81


Metropolitan Sewerage Loan


(South)


16,041.73


Ways in Malden-Weymouth -Braintree-Hingham


5.25


Old Age Assistance


5,031.00


West Roxbury Brookline


Parkway


1,267.43


Canterbury Street Highway


144.06


Abolition Grade Crossing


1,061,93


Hospital or Home Care


102.50


Land Taking-Revere High- way


281.13


Ocean Avenue-Revere


284.07


251


All Other


72.34


County (Dog Licenses)


2,140.00


$111,761.69


REFUNDS


Taxes 1933


$26.00


Taxes 1932


1,814.67


Taxes 1931


208.10


Taxes 1929


119.88


Taxes 1929


22.80


2,191.45 -


Special Assessments :


Excise 1933


435.48


Excise 1932


25.39


Moth 1932


2.50


Old Age Assist-


ance 1931


4.00


467.37


$2,658.82


Water Department:


Water Dept. $8.55


Total Cash Payments


$2,195,746.69


TRANSFERS


Highways $4.95


Electric Light De-


partment (Gift)


$3,000.00


RESERVE FUND


Election Officers


87.50


Treasurer


700.00


362


Fire & Police Station (Con-


tract)


200.00


Health


1,829.53


Moth


16.00


Cemetery - Labor


50.00


Military Aid


120.00


Miscellaneous (Selectmen)


214.00


Welfare - Miscellaneous


177.00


Highways-Rebuilding Porches Legion Bldg.


116.00


Highways - Patching


100.00


Snow


721.82


Fire Dept. - Floodlights


47.75


C. W. A. PROJECTS


Town Garage (Materials)


15.00


Hall - Fire & Police Station - Legion Bldg.


250.00


Street Signs


55.00


Town Hall floors-Materials .


78.00


Town Hall - repair roof


materials


50.00


Library repairs


76.00


Welfare Department


96.40


$5,000.00


$2,203,751.64


Balance January 1, 1934 :


General Cash (Water Dept. incl.) 56,997.84.


Electric Light Department 4,839.41


$61,837.25


$2,255,588.89


363


BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1933


Cash : ASSETS


General (incl.


Water Dept.) $56,997.84


Electric Light Dept. 4,839.41


Specials 22,015.11


364


Taxes :


1933


312,561.32


1932


46,389.73


1931


4,038.70


1927 to 1932


52.21


Overlay :


1932


2,205.11


Overlay 1933


$7,171.63


Excise :


1933


5,423.20


Excise Tax Revenue -


9,532.50


1932


3,101.15


1931


1,008.15


LIABILITIES


$83,852.36


Special Assessment Revenue 8,998.99


Special Assessments : Moth


1933


197.50


1932


44.50


1931


20.00


Apportioned Betterments :


1933


1,819.40


1932


5,317.56


1931


27.00


Int. Apportioned Betterments :


1933


882.56


1932


675.89


1931


14.58


Old Age Assistance :


1933


845.00


1932


310.00


1931 (E & D)


29.00


Tax Titles :


49,972.51


Tax Title Revenue


49,972.51


Water Dept .:


Water rates, etc.


27,122.27


Water Dept. Revenue


27,122.27


Available Surplus 22,239.09


Commercial Pipe Lines


556.99


365


Electric Light Dept. : Light, Power & Sundries 45,991.59


Filtration Plant 44,926.12


Electric Light Revenue


45,991.59


Maintenance


4,839.41


Electric Light Avail- able Surplus 3,000.00


7,839.41


Depreciation Fund


20,355.17


Overlay Reserve 70.54


Excess & Deficiency


88,434.49


Anticipation Revenue 253,000.00


Accounts Payable 26,808.58


Appropriations :


Temporary Aid


Sewerage 7,158.41


(Authorized Overdraft) :


Sewerage (House Connections) 4,500.00


Temporary Aid


28,135.68


Sewerage (N. R. A.) 150,000.00


Mothers' Aid


558.57


Highways-Cavanagh Road


100.00


8,153.65


Highways - Rebuilding


Soldiers' Relief Snow


3,413.11


Porches (Legion bldg.) 116.00


Interest


3,729.86


Zoning Committee 348.75


Dog Licenses (County) 3.60


366


Loan (Sewerage) 150,000.00


-


.


Welfare (Donation Light & Water 193.96


Pension (Light Dept.) 1,000.00


Fire & Police Station 6,246.22


Real Estate (School)


925.00


C. W. A. Projects 620.40


TRUST FUNDS INCOME


School Fund


930.73


Thayer Fund


599.12


Kelley Fund


1.83,


French Fund


28.48


Penniman Fund


81.75


Braintree Tercentenary


8.01


Hollis Trust Fund


4.81


Minchin Trust Fund


5.21


School Fund


8,893.15


French Fund


2,419.50


Hunt Fund


24,276.99


Penniman Fund


500.00


Thayer Fund


20,329.06


Kelley Fund


200.00


Hollis Trust Fund


100.00


367


Trust Funds, Cash & Securities : 70,578.88


4


Net Bonded Indebtedness: 1,147,000.00


Minchin Trust Fund 100.00


Braintree Tercentary Fund 66.77


Library Foundation Fund 11,020.91


Caleb Stetson Fund 2,500.00


Rachael R. Thayer Fund 172.50


Hospital 2,000.00


Watson School


36.000.00


Torrey School Addition


.70,000.00


High School


176,000.00


Penniman School Addition 48,000.00


Lincoln School Addition


66,000.00


Braintree Highlands School


88,000.00


Water Dept. - Mains &


Standpipe 15,000.00


Water Dept. (Commercial)


Standpipe 21,000.00


Fire & Police Station 92,000.00


Sewerage (1)


414,000.00


Sewerage (2)


(50,000.00


(43,000.00


Sidewalks - Granolithic 26,000.00


368


Deferred Revenue - (Not Due) 22,534.39


Apportioned Betterments :


1932


2,869.19


1933


2,571.60


1934


2,553.50


1935


2,462.60


1936


2,452.60


1937


2,392.60


1938


2,392.60


1938


2,392.60


1939


2,392.60


1940


1,278.00


1941


1,169.00


$2,026,005.43


$2,026,005.43


369


RECAPITULATION 1933 GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Appropriation


Balance


Transfers or Refunds


Payments


Balances


or Loan


21.25


Moderator-Salary


21.25


700.00


Finance Committee


553.60


146.40


1,700.00


Accountant-Salary


1,700.00


275.00


Accountant-Expenses


263.83


11.17


1,657.50


Selectmen-Salaries (3)


1,657.50


1,101.60


Selectmen-Secretary


1,101.60


850.00


Selectmen-Expenses


844.95


5.05


1,275.00


Treasurer-Salary


1,275.00


233.75


Treasurer-Clerk


233.75


2,005.00


700.00


Treasurer-Expenses


2,704.42


.58


1,700.00


Collector-Salary


1,700.00


871.25


Collector --- Clerk


871.25


3,480.00


Collector-Expenses


3,292.52


187.48


2,550.00


Assessors-Salaries (3))


2,550.00


2,244.29


Assessors-Clerks


2,242.60


1.69


1,580.00


Assessors-Expenses


1,553.77


26.23


595.00


Law-Town Counsel


595.00


500.00


Legal Expenses


500.00


1,950.00


Settlement Suits


1,950.00


370


-


469.45


Settlement any claims


370.10


99.35


1,700.00


Town Clerk-Salary


1,700.00


375.00


Town Clerk-Expenses


307.18


7.82


255.00


Registrars-Salaries


255.00


353.60


81.50


Election Officers-Salaries


441.10


589.00


Election & Registration


332.26


256.74


5,588.27


Engineering - Salaries


5,587.67


60


1,150.00


Engineering-Maintenance


1,084.39


65.61


2,043.40


Town Hall-Janitor & Ass't.


2,043.10


2,000.00


Town Hall-Maintenance


2,000.00


550.00


Fire & Police Station-Janitor


545.00


5.00


2,777.00


Fire & Police Station-Maint.


2,741.6:


35.31


200.00 Fix & Police " __ Change Heat'ng


200. 0


Telephoncc-Sundry Depts.


1,782.98


5.32


100.00


Planning Board


14.20


55.80


348.75


Zoning Committee


348.75


PROTECTION PERSONS & PROPERTY


Police : 69.10


31,110.00


Salaries


31,040.90


1,000.00


Pension-Patrolmen (2)


1,000.00


1,250.00


Pension-Chief of Police (1)


1,250.00


1,600.00


Expenses


1,600.00


396.82


Bills Payable-1932


396.82


600.00


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