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To the Citizens of Chelmsford :
We herewith submit our annual report for the year ending December 31, 1934, as follows :
We beg to advise the public that our regular meeting time is the first Wednesday in each month from 2 to 4 P. M.
The 1934 tax rate of $30.00 per thousand was computed on the follow - ing figures :
Appropriations
$249,935.18
Loans and Interest
17,282.48
Interest on Temporary Loans
2,000.00
Overlay Deficit-1931
341.36
Overlay Deficit-1932.
1,292.66
State Tax
9,500.00
Auditing Municipal Accounts
83.14
Parks and Reservations
72.92
Hospital and Home Care C. W. Vets and Widows
100.00
Middlesex County Tax
9,450.95
Overlay 1934
3,156.12
Total Amount to Be Raised
$293,214.81
Less :
Estimated Receipts (Town)
$ 22,497.00
Estimated Receipts (State)
34,000.41
Welfare Gift (Federal)
1,435.67
Estimated Receipts (Motor Excise Tax)
10,007.13
Free Cash as Voted by Town and Approved by the State Tax Commissioner
20,000.00
Total Deductions
87,940.21
Total Tax Committed to Tax Collector
$205,274.60
Less 2293 Polls at $2.00 Each
4,586.00
Total Tax Levied on Property
$200,688.60
Valuation of Assessed Property :
Buildings
$4,296,720.00
Land
1,540,480.00
Personal Estate
852,420.00
.
Total Assessed Value
$6,689,620.00
Tax Rate $30.00 per thousand.
x 30.00
Total Tax Levied on Property
$ 200,688.60
97
Number of Horses Assessed
145
Number of Cows Assessed 599
Number of Sheep Assessed 5
Number of Neat Cattle Assessed 86
Number of Swine Assessed. 121
Number of Fowl Assessed. 19.655
Number of Dwellings Assessed 1,838
Number of Acres of Land Assessed
13,383
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX
Number of Motor Vehicles Assessed
2,507
Total Value of Motor Vehicles.
$379,651.00
Total Tax Committed to Collector 1934
10,462.58
DECEMBER ASSESSMENT OMITTED TAXES
Polls (30 at $2.00) each $ 60 00
Real Estate (Value $15,540 at $30 per 1000)
466.20
Personal Estate (Value $100 at $30 per 1000)
3.00
Commitment to Collector in December
$529.20
WATER AND FIRE DISTRICT TAXES Tax Rate $5.00 per Thousand
EAST CHELMSFORD WATER DISTRICT
Personal Property Value
$ 5,745.00
Value of Buildings.
336,945.00 .
Value of Land.
144,280.00
Total Valuation
$486,970.00
Amount to be Raised by Taxation as per Notice from Clerk of District
$ 2,100.00
Overlay for Abatements.
335.83
$
2.435.83
Total Valuation
$486,970.00
Tax Rate $5.00 per thousand
x 5.00
$ 2,434.85
Plus Gain by Fractions.
.98
Committed to Tax Collector
$ 2,435.83 $ 2,435.83
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NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT
Tax Rate $1.50 per Thousand
Personal Property Value
$ 310,885.00
Value of Buildings
1,220.825.00
Value of Land
340,165.00
Total Valuation
$1,871,875.00
Amount to Be Raised by Taxation as Per Notice
from Clerk of District
2,750.00
Overlay for Abatements
58.52
$ 2,808.52
Total Valuation
$1,871,875.00
Tax Rate $1.50 per Thousand
X 1.50
$ 2,807.81
Plus Gain by Fractions
.71
Committed to Tax Collector
$ 2,808.52 $ 2,808.52
Respectfully submitted,
WARREN WRIGHT, Chairman, HERBERT C. SWEETSIR, JOHN E. HARRINGTON,
Assessors for the Town of Chelmsford.
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Report of Town Accountant
Herewith is submitted the annual report of the Town Accountant in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 624, Section 7 of the Re- vised Laws.
All transfers made and shown in this report were authorized by vote of the Finance Committee or by vote in Town Meeting.
RECEIPTS
GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES
CURRENT YEAR :
Poll
$ 2,214.00
Personal Estate
22,540.20
Real Estate
100,848.36
$125,602.56
PREVIOUS YEARS :
Poll
$ 1,884.00
Personal Estate
1,504.36
Real Estate
92,065 99
Old Age Assistance
955.00
$ 96,409.35
MOTOR EXCISE TAX :
Motor Excise Tax, 1934
$ 8,757.30
Motor Excise Tax, Previous Years
1.867.74
$ 10,625.04
TAX TITLE REDEMPTION :
Tax Title Redemption
$ 2,988.72
FROM THE STATE:
National Bank Tax
$ 27.49
Veterans' Exemption
116.22
Income Tax, 1934 State Valuation
17,375.50
Income Tax, Educational 22,050.00
Corporation Tax, Business
4,715.62
Corporation Tax, Gas and Electric Co.'s
1,931.16
Corporation Tax, Street Railway
45.14
100
Corporation Tax, R. R. and T. T.
256.83
Corporation Tax, Public Service
.62
Total from State
$ 46,518.58
GRANTS AND GIFTS
FROM COUNTY :
Dog Licenses
$ 1,155.47
Various Roads, Chapter 90
2,000.00
Middlesex Street
5,998.52
North Road
3,608.01
$ 12,762.00
FROM STATE:
Federal Emergency Relief
$ 1,446.56
Middlesex Street
5,995.55
Various Roads, Chapter 90
2,498.16
North Road
6,219.67
Aid to Industrial Schools
1,124.64
$ 17,284.58
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FINES AND FORFEITS
Court Fines
$ 457.16
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Plumbing Permits
$ 215.00
Automobile Dealers
90.00
Sunday Licenses
82.00
Common Victualer's Licenses
53 88
Gasoline Licenses
19.00
Bottling Licenses
10.00
Liquor Licenses
1,727.00
Pedlar's Licenses
52.00
Milk Licenses
40.00
Alcohol Licenses
57.00
Wrestling Permits
12.50
Garage Licenses
15.50
Oil Burner Permits
23.50
All Other Fees
19.00
$ 2,416.38
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
SELECTMEN :
Telephone Tolls
$ 1.30
All Other
4.00
$ 5.30
101
TAX COLLECTOR :
Tax Title Costs $ 99.10
......
TOWN CLERK:
Recording Fees
$ 201.90
Birth and Death Certificates
7.75
Marriage Certificates
134.50
Certificate of Registration
2,25
Dog Licenses·
1,229.40
All Other Licenses
35.50
$ 1,611.30
TOWN HALLS :
Rent from Chelmsford Centre Town Hall
$ 223.00
Rent from North Chelmsford Town Hall
78.00
$ 301.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
POLICE DEPARTMENT :
Ambulance Service
$ 5.00
Damage to Property
18.00
Telephone Tolls
1.65
Revolver Permits
21.75
$ 46.40
FIRE DEPARTMENT :
Assitance Rendered, Other Towns
$ 25.00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :
Sealing and Testing
$ 190.81
FORESTRY :
Extermination of Moths
$
80.70
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Reimbursement for T. B. Patients
$ 395.71
All Other
10.00
$ 405.71
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Removal of Snow
$ 130.50
Use of Roller
37.50
Damage Claims
10.00
....
$ 178.00
102
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
INFIRMARY :
Sale of Produce
.....
.... $ 907.92
REIMBURSEMENT FOR OUTSIDE POOR:
Cities and Towns
$ 782.74
State Temporary Aid
2,759.15
From Individuals
95.00
Old Age Assistance
2,315.97
$ 5,952.86
SOLDIERS BENEFITS :
State Aid
$ 156.00
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Tuition, State Wards .....
$ 3,096.41
Tuition, Other Towns
551 70
$ 3,648.11
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT
Fines
$ 16.21
Sale of Books and Rent
31.00
$ 47.21
UNCLASSIFIED
Workmen's Compensation
$ 78.00
Dividend on Insurance Policy
5.38
CEMETERIES
Sale of Lots and Graves
$
255.00
INTEREST
On Taxes
$ 6,799.79
On Trust Fund Perpetual Care
736 61
$ 7,536.40
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Anticipation of Revenue $110,000.00
AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENT
EAST CHELMSFORD WATER DISTRICT :
Tax and Interest $ 917.01
NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT:
Tax and Interest $ 1,848.05
103
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE DONATIONS : Gifts S 200.00
REFUNDS
Assessors' Department
$ 22.50
Public Buildings
10.03
Library Department
7.88
Health Department
3 00
Public Welfare Department
323.42
Forest Fire Department
1.00
Highway Department
182.35
Checks Taken in on Sundry Persons
19.19
Interest. General Loans
180.20
E. R. A.
127.01
Total from Refunds
$ 876.58
Total Receipts for 1934
$450,436.21
Cash on Hand January 1, 1934
35.806.20
Total Receipts for 1934 and Cash on Hand January 1, 1934
$486.242.41
PAYMENTS
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
MODERATOR :
Salary
$ 10.00
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT :
Salaries
$ 675.00
Stationery and Postage
14.98
Printing and Advertising
67.56
Telephone
138.05
All Other
10.25
$ 905.84
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT :
Salary
$ 1,620.00
Stationery and Postage
18.43
Binding and Printing
21.50
All Other
7.17
$ 1,667.10
TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT :
Salary
$ 180.00
Stationery and Postage
30.30
Printing and Advertising
50.55
Supplies
10.50
$ 271.35
104
TOWN TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR :
Salary
$ 1,800.00
Clerk Hire
174.60
Stationery and Postage
416.14
Printing and Advertising
379.81
Insurance-Robbery
62.00
Certification of Notes
20.00
Drawing and Recording Tax Deeds
393.45
Treasurer and Collector's Bond
480.00
Traveling Expense
25.49
Legal Expense
150.00
$ 3,901.49
ASSESSOR'S DEPARTMENT :
Wages
$ 1,900.00
Stationery and Postage
16.60
Printing and Advertising
151.81
Transportation
145.01
Clerk Hire
147.00
Typewriter
34.50
All Other
6,00
$ 2,400.92
LAW DEPARTMENT :
TOWN COUNSEL :
Salary
$ 280 00
FINANCE COMMITEE :
Advertising
$ 4.00
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION :
Registrars' Salaries
$ 154.25
Election Officers
782 40
Printing and Advertising
267.48
Rent
20.00
All Other
12.42
Clerk Hire
15.00
Traveling Expense
47.75
$ 1,299.30
PUBLIC BUILDINGS (TOWN HALLS) :
Janitors' Salaries
$ 855.00
Fuel
1,021.53
Light and Water
680.63
· Repairs-Material and Labor
310.02
Brooms, Wax, Floor Cleaner, Etc.
56.14
Chairs, North Hall
680.00
$ 3,603.32
105
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
POLICE DEPARTMENT :
Salaries :
Chief
$ 2,000.00
Patrolmen
5,092.87
Election Police
37.63
Special Police
65 91
School Police
273.50
Investigations
32.70
Keeping Prisoners
44.00
Gas and Oil
346.05
Equipment for Men
78.43
Printing, Stationery and Postage
143.43
Telephone
257.97
Auto and Motorcycle Repairs
210 96
Light and Fuel
15.22
$ 8,598.67
FIRE DEPARTMENT :
Salaries :
Engineers
$ 350.00
Firemen
2,962.00
Janitors
450.00
$ 3,762.00
ENGINEERS EXPENSE :
Transportation
$ 139.70
Clerk
20.00
$ 159.70
FIRES :
Labor
$ 406.74
MAINTENANCE :
Garage Rent
$ 252 51
Repairs of Apparatus
352.78
Gas and Oil
72.82
Fuel
407.25
Light
234.19
Alarm System
212 77
Hose
1.266.00
Water
15.00
Telephones
449.97
Equipment for Men
49.72
Lumber and Other Supplies
142.38
Expense, Water Holes
75.40
$
3,530.79
106
HYDRANT SERVICE :
North Chelmsford Chelmsford Centre West Chelmsford
$ 500.00
500.00
20.00
$ 1,020.00
Total for Fire Department
$8,879.23
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :
Wages
$ 150.00
Printing
11.50
Apparatus
9.39
MOTH DEPARTMENT :
Supt. Salary
$ 250.00
Labor
730.50
Insecticides
235.20
Repairs
50.86
Tools
7.77
Printing
16.50
$ 1,290.83
TREE WARDEN :
Labor
$ 135.15
Tools and Repairs
14.03
FOREST FIRE DEPARTMENT :
Warden
$ 60.00
Fighting Fires
536.01
Investigations
56.50
Repairs and Equipment
183.65
Stationery, Postage and Advertising
6.80
Garage Rent
48.00
Gas and Oil
13.23
Chemicals
13.22
All Other
10.00
$ 927.41
FISH AND GAME WARDEN :
Salary
$ 100.00
HEALTH AND SANITATION
SALARIES :
Board of Health
$ 630.00
Agent
315.00
Meat Inspector
607.00
Milk Inspector
315.00
$ 170.89
$ 149.18
107
Animal Inspector Plumbing Inspector, Fees
180 00 200.00
Physicians' Salaries
90.00
MAINTENANCE :
Stationery and Postage
$ 22.34
Printing and Advertising
27.30
Burying Dogs and Cats
66.00
Drugs and Medicines
2.58
Return of Births and Deaths
4.00
Agent, Use of Automobile
64.60
All Other
3.56
$ 190.38
AID:
Sundry Persons
$ 717.99
CARE OF PUBLIC DUMPS:
Labor
$ 50.00
Total for Health and Sanitation
.... ...... $ 3,295 37
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
SUPERINTENDENT :
Salary
$ 1,800.00
GENERAL MAINTENANCE :
Labor
$ 9,612.55
Trucks
2,631.50
Stone, Gravel, Sand
357.46
Equipment and Repairs
2,032.08
Gasoline and Oil
958.36
Cold Patch and Tar
654.53
Coal
71.50
Road Oil
536.87
Acetylene Gas
101.50
Medical Service
72 00
All Other
121.51
$ 17,149 86
TRUCK MAINTENANCE:
No. 1 International Truck
$ 341.79
Federal Truck
423.62
No. 2 International Truck
962 20
No. 4 International Truck
177.05
No. 5 International Truck
100.78
$ 2,005.44
108
$ 2,337.00
ROAD BINDER : Oil and Cold Patch
$ 6,974.00
JENSEN STREET :
Labor and Materia! $ 199.72
LINWOOD STREET :
Labor and Materials $ 100.00
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
$ 2,176.58
POWER GRADER
$ 2,673.00
SYLVAN AVENUE :
Labor and Materials
$ 99.63
DUNSTAN STREET :
Labor and Material
$ 200.00
TWIST ROAD:
Labor and Material
$ 199.60
NORTH ROAD :
Labor and Material
$ 15,920.27
MIDDLESEX STREET :
Labor and Material
$ 11,990.85
CHAPTER 90, VARIOUS ROADS:
Labor and Material
$ 7,494.73
Total for Highway Department
$ 68,983.68
STREET LIGHTING :
Lighting
$ 10,654.18
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
SALARIES :
Salaries of Board
$ 292.50
Special Investigator
1,300.00
Printing and Postage
56.24
Truck Maintenance
136.66
All Other
61 27
$ 1,554.17
OUTSIDE RELIEF :
Groceries and Provisions
$ 6,838.92
Fuel
1,190.04
Rent and Board
3,556 77
109
Medicine and Attendance
1,340.14
State Institutions
1,090.61
Clothing and Shoes
627.01
Town Cash
3,249.00
Light and Water
38.00
Burials
391.00
Delivering F. E. R. A. Coal
519.50
Hair Cutting
16.55
Household Supplies
46.47
Transportation
$ 18,959.72
MOTHERS' AID:
Town
$ 355.00
RELIEF BY OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS :
Cities
$ 1,469.80
Towns
602.93
$ 2,072.73
Total Outside Relief
$ 21,387.45
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Town i
$ 7,420.58
By Other Cities and Towns
150.00
$
7,570.58
INFIRMARY :
Supt. Salary
$ 810.00
OTHER EXPENSES :
Other Employees
$ 353.50
Groceries and Provisions
554 39
Clothing and Dry Goods
135.50
Fuel and Light
315.47
Water
33.93
Hay and Grain
593.57
Tools and Hardware
83.45
Medicine and Medical Attendance
129.40
Telephone
48.55
Spraying
6.05
Seed, Plants and Fertilzer
142.52
Cow
70.00
Household Supplies
73.06
Building Repairs
100.00
Horse Shoeing
16.55
Gas and Oil
8.89
All Other
31.83
Total for Infirmary Department
$ 3,506.66
Total Charities
$ 34,311.36
55.71
110
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
STATE AID :
Cash
$ 122.00
MILITARY AID :
Cash
$ 80.00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF :
Groceries and Fuel
$ 36.14
Cash
986.00
Total for Soldiers' Benefits $ 1,224.14
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
ADMINISTRATION :
Supt. Salary
$ 3,250.00
Traveling Expenses
8.00
Committee Expenses
350.00
Attendance Officers
30.00
Stationery, Printing and Postage
71.20
Telephone
91.55
$ 3,800.75
INSTRUCTION :
Teachers' Salaries :
High
$ 18,132.50
Elementary
41,685.91
Supervisors
1,330.00
$ 61,148.41
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES:
High-Text and Reference Books
$ 714.38
Elementary-Text Books and Reference
772.39
High-Supplies
1,025.39
Elementary Supplies
1,062.46
$ 3,574.62
Total Instruction
$ 64,723.03
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE:
Janitors' Salaries :
High
$ 2,040.00
Elementary
6,335.00
FUEL :
Elementary
2,945.39
High
$ 808.70
$ 3,754.09
$ 1,668.11
Light, Water and Power
$ 8,375.00
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REPAIRS :
High
$ 903.05 2.005.57
Elementary
$ 2,908.62
JANITORS' SUPPLIES :
High
64.08
Elementary
179.43
$ 243.51
BOILER INSURANCE :
High
$ 52.92
Elementary ·
238 20
Total Operation and Maintenance
$ 17,240.45
AUXILIARY AGENCIES :
Transportation :
High
4,150.00
Elementary
4.000.00
$ 8,150.00
NURSE :
Salary
$ 1.567.68
Supplies
117.30
$ 1,684.98
Physicians' Salaries
570.00
Total Auxiliary Agencies
$ 10,404.98
FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS :
High
$ 67.20
Elementary
86.20
$ 153.40
VOCATIONAL AND CONTINUATION SCHOOLS :
Tuition
$ 2.291.45
Total for Schools
$ 98,614.06
LIBRARIES
ADAMS LIBRARY :
Librarian
$ 500.00
Janitor and Other Help
466.18
Repairs
44 50
Books and Periodicals
305.82
Light. Fuel and Water
516.62
112
291.12
Transporting Books
70.00
Binding
57.67
Telephone
48.91
Cleaning Heating Plant
40.00
All Other
9.96
$ 2,059.66
NORTH CHELMSFORD LIBRARY :
Annual Appropriation
$ 1,200.00
RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED
PARKS:
Labor
$ 989.35
Fertilizer
21.70
Plants, Trees, Etc.
108.73
Care of Flags and Poles
41.30
Water
43.05
Tools
61.68
All Other
28.44
$ 1,294.25
UNCLASSIFIED :
Memorial Day :
Dinners
140.00
Music and Other Expenses
150.50
Traffic Light, North Road
19.27
North Chelmsford Common.
927.84
Defense of Law Suits
234.00
Expense, C. W. A. Administrator
50.00
Workmen's Compensation
78.00
Tax Title
96.16
Emergency Educational Program
11.04
Town Clock
30.00
Town Reports, Printing and Delivery
874.00
Finance Committee Reports, Printing
62.50
Ins. Sinking Fund Treas. Bond
40.00
Constable
55.75
Land and Personal Damages
619.98
Police Department, Strike Duty
219.00
Fire Department, Automobile Truck
1,197.43
School Department, New Toilets, Princeton Street
1,700.00
Public Buildings, Insurance
786.85
EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMINISTRATION PROJECTS :
.
Building Supplies and Lumber
$ 2,391.06
Electric Supplies
108.54
Hardware and Tools
622.50
Gasoline
604.81
Office Supplies
33.35
113
Paint and Varnish
404.20
Plumbing Supplies and Labor
313.47
Sand and Gravel
916.90
Transportation
408.58
Truck Hire
1,698.03
Investigators
194.00
Sewing Project Supplies and Expenses
133.55
Curbing
1,868.77
Granite
376.15
Loam
390.50
Road Oil
84.70
All Other
66.15
Total
$ 10,615.26
UNPAID BILLS, 1933 :
Selectmen's Department
$ 5.50
Treasurer's Department
9.75
Election and Registration
18.50
Public Buildings
100.49
Cemetery Department
23.10
School Department
68.25
Highway Department
244.89
Welfare Department
1,069.00
Infirmary
12 28
Police Department
10.00
Health Department
52.50
Park Department
22.25
$ 1,636.51
TAILINGS :
Check Taken in and Later Cashed
$ 1.79
Total Recreation and Unclassified
..... $ 20,840.13
CEMETERIES
Commissioners' Salaries $ 105.00
FOREFATHERS' CEMETERY :
Labor
$ 380.80
Tools
4.40
Transportation
1.00
Water
8.50
$ 394.70
FAIRVIEW CEMETERY :
Labor
$ 250.00
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HART POND CEMETERY :
Labor
$ 380.00
Deeds
4.75
Transportation
1.00
Tools and Repairs
13.15
$ 398.90
PINE RIDGE CEMETERY :
Labor
390.90
Transportation
1.00
Tools and Repairs.
5.85
Seed
1.90
$ 399.65
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY :
Labor
$ 384.00
Water
15.00
Transportation
1.00
$ 400.00
WEST CHELMSFORD CEMETERY :
Labor
$ 298.80
Tools and Repairs
28.77
Shrubs and Seed
11.50
Gravel
9.20
Transportation
1.00
Trucking
34.50
Water
8.00
$ 391.77
Total for Cemeteries
$
2,340.02
INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT
INTEREST :
New Grade School
$ 2,253.16
High School
325.00
Anticipation of Revenue
1,611.50
Middlesex County Sanatorium
975.00
$ 5,164.66
MATURING DEBT :
Grade School
$ 8,666.00
High School
3,250.00
Middlesex County Sanatorium
2,500.00
$ 14,416.00
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ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE :
Loans
$155,000.00
AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENT
AGENCY :
State Tax
$ 9,784.06
County, Dog License Fees
1,229.40
$ 11,013.46
COUNTY TAX:
County Tax
9,450.95
County Tax, Tuberculosis Patients at Middlesex Sanatorium
996.80
$ 10,447.75
TRUST :
Cemetery Perpetual Care Donations.
$ 200.00
Interest on Perpetual Care Donations
736.61
$ 936.61
REFUNDS
1934 Taxes
$ 78.00
1933 Taxes
50.15
Taxes, Previous Years
83.97
Motor Excise Tax, 1934
388.68
Motor Excise Tax, 1933
70.83
Taxes, Interest
58.25
Sunday License Fee
2.00
$ 731.88
Total Payments for 1934
$475.692.49
Cash on hand December 31, 1934
10,549.92
Grand Total
$486,242.41
116
TRUST FUNDS
Bank Book
Principal
On Hand Dec. 31 1933
Funds New
Income
Payments
On Hand Dec. 31
1934
Joseph Warren-Adams Library Fund
83694
$ 593.14
$ 898.23
$ 27.14
$ 115.83
809.54
Adams Emerson-Library Fund
83693
75.00
204.05
4.95
40.00
169.00
S. G. Richardson-Library Fund
115463
200.00
439.50
13,28
452.78
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
Sundry Books
19,357.12
24,427.26
200.00
728.38
736.61
24,619.03
H. N. Edwards Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
69924
200.00
256.38
7.74
6.00
258.12
Adams Emerson Cemetery Improvement Fund ..
86521
144.00
147.28
4.45
151.73
Insurance Investment Fund-Bank Books 131298
-16610-99250-46440-89370-105588
27,500.00
36,307.44
1,331.85
37,639.29
Aaron George Cemetery Care Fund
133061
1,000.00
1,016.28
30.71
30.00
1,016.99
The George Fund
133060
2,000.00
2,131.74
64.42
2,196.16
The A. F. Adams Fund-Care of Buildings and Grounds, Adams Library
10,000.00
10,242.77
303.52
200.00
10,346.29
Workmen's Compensation Fund
101044
150.00
116.77
2.34
78.00
41.11
Total
$61,219.26
$76,187.70 $
200.00 $ 2,518.78
$ 1,206.44
$77,700.04
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS FOREFATHERS' CEMETERY CHELMSFORD CENTRE
December 31, 1934
No. Donations
Lot No. Bank Book
Principal
On Hand 12-31-33
Income
Paid Out 1934
On Hand 12-31-34
1 Adams, Isaac and T. M.
157
105268
$ 82.12
$ 83.55
$ 2.51
$ 2.00
$ 84.06
2 Adams, Chas. Isaac, A. F. and T. M
15286
500.00
574.14
17.34
8.00
583.48
3 Adams, Eben T.
150480
100.00
105.53
3.19
5.00
103 72
4
Andrews, Leonard
4
99281
100 00
101.48
3.07
3.00
101.55
5
Bartlett and Proctor Lot.
149048
100.00
103.19
3.11
3.00
103.30
6 Bartlett, Dr. J. C. Lot.
2199
100.00
101.99
2.51
3.00
101.50
7 Bremner Lot
136842
100.00
104.92
3.15
4.00
104.07
8
Brown, Susan F. Lot
5
95542
100 00
104.77
3.15
4.00
103.92
9 Brown, W.
1/2-25
141914
50.00
50.04
1.50
1.50
50.04
10
Coburn Fund
Tomb 23
77063
100.00
102.13
3.08
4.00
101.21
11
Clogston, W. H. S
168
133436
100.00
102.12
3.08
3.00
102.20
12
Day, Alfred
46
74252
100.00
101 27
3.05
3.00
101.32
13 Davis, Henry P
39
103968
100.00
102.07
3.08
4.00
101.15
14 Dutton, Charles
136078
100.00
102.09
3.08
4.00
101.17
15 Dutton, Elbridge
149053
100.00
103.14
3.11
4.00
102.25
16 Dutton, Samuel L.
129
106995
100.00
101.50
3.07
4.00
100.57
17 Emerson, Burtt
-
93312
100.00
100 75
3.03
3.00
100.78
18 Emerson, Adams
85
74249
200.00
209.09
6.32
8.00
207.41
19 Emerson, J. Bradford.
146986
100.00
101.87
3.07
3.00
101.94
20 Emerson, Owen
138599
100.00
101.62
3.07
3.00
101.69
21 Elliott, Ephraim and Jasper
73 Tomb
17652
200.00
209.49
6.31
6.00
209.80
22 Fiske, Benjamin M
119554
100.00
101.07
3.05
3.00
101.12
23 Fletcher, Gardner
112
80048
100.00
102.15
3.08
4.00
101.23
24
Fletcher, Joseph M.
110531
100.00
100.58
3.03
3.00
100.61
25
Harmon, Thomas A
56-A
29982
100.00
103.45
3.10
5.00
101.55
26 Hazen, Sanford
65
106059
100.00
102.16
3.08
3.00
102.24
27 Hill, Robert M
66
29973
100.00
103.45
3.10
4.00
102.55
28
Hobbs, John C.
7
88831
100.00
102.02
3.08
4.00
101.10
29
Hodges and Green Fund.
90
97331
100.00
101.90
3.07
4.00
100.97
30 Holt, A. W.
17
141913
100.00
102.31
3.08
.4.00
101.39
31
Howard, Levi
136079
100.00
102.16
3.08
4.00
101.24
32
Howard, Nathaniel and Samuel
Tomb
15781
125.00
130.43
3.93
6.00
128.36
33 Hutchins, Melbourne F
110301
100.00
101.33
3.05
4.00
100.38
34 Kimball Fund
Tomb 5
74247
100.00
103.24
3.11
4.00
102.35
35
Emerson, R. F
141910
100.00
103.88
3.13
4.00
103.01
36 Kittredge Fund
145
100017
50.00
50.30
1.52
1.50
50.32
37 Kittredge, Dr. Paul.
115
16604
100.00
101.91
3.05
4.00
100.96
38
Marshall, Eben H.
149050
100.00
102.14
3.08
4.00
101.22
39 Marshall Fund
74250
100.00
102.50
3.09
4.00
101.59
40
Marshall, F. A ....
138597
100.00
100.92
3.03
3.00
100.95
41
Morton, True
15
17654
100.00
101.41
3.04
4.00
100.45
42 Nason, Fred E.
43
125669
100.00
100.78
3.03
3.00
100.81
43 Parker, Eli P
91360
100.00
101.47
3.05
4.00
100.52
44 Parker, F. B. and E. P
89
107919
100.00
102.96
3.09
4.00
102.05
45 Parker, J. B.
Tomb
29978
50.00
50.71
1.51
1.50
50.72
46 Parkhurst, Hezekiah and Sewell
93313
100.00
101.88
3.07
3.00
101.95
47 Perham, David
95
129773
100.00
101.51
3.07
4.00
100.58
48 Perham, David C.
75
91358
100.00
102.02
3.08
3.00
102.10
49 Perham, Henry S.
95
129774
100.00
100.91
3.03
3.00
100.94
50 Perham, Perley P
105783
100.00
101.71
3.07
4.00
100.78
51 Reed, Emily E
96
103126
50.00
50 58
1.52
1.50
50.60
52
Reed, Jonathan
185
127028
200.00
212.22
6.41
8.00
210.63
53 Reed, Joseph
131
105267
100.00
101.37
3.05
4.00
100.42
54
Richardson Lot
151
146987
100.00
101.78
3.07
4.00
100.85
55
Richardson, E. and A. H.
94
91359
100.00
101.79
3.07
4.00
100.86
56
Russell Abbott
31
129653
100.00
101.79
3.07
4.00
100.86
57
Saunders, Elizabeth
30
132584
100.00
101.76
3.07
4.00
100.83
58
Shedd Fund
175
74251
100 00
100.82
3.03
3.00
100.85
59
Shedd, John S.
53
80513
200.00
208.05
6.29
8.00
206.34
60
Smith, E. G.
16
80557
100.00
101 54
3.07
4.00
100.61
61
Smith, Joseph W
74
94059
100.00
101.47
3.05
4.00
100 52
62
Stevens, Jabez
100959
100.00
103.20
3.11
4.00
102 31
63
Sweetser, Charles
47
91357
100.00
101.83
3.07
4.00
100.90
64 Warren, Arthur M.
8
29977
100.00
103.45
3.10
4.00
102 55
65 Warren and Manning.
Tomb
17653
150.00
151.59
4.55
5.00
151.14
66 Webster Fund
97
101241
100.00
102 22
3.08
4.00
101.30
67 Cheney, Wilbur A.
35
103453
100.00
100.85
3.03
3.00
100.88
68 Whittemore and Spaulding
79
124195
100.00
101.31
3.05
4.00
100.36
69 Worthen, Frank W.
81
140269
100.00
141.93
4.28
146.21
Total
$7,557.12
$7,839.56
$235.63
$265.00
$7,810.19
HART POND CEMETERY SOUTH CHELMSFORD December 31, 1934
1
No. Donations
Lot No. Bank Book
Principal
On Hand 12-31-33
Income
Paid Out 1934
On Hand 12-31-34
1 Adams, Calvin W.
93
150484
$ 75.00
$ 82.25
$ 2.48
$ 3.00
$ 81.73
2 Battles, Benjamin M.
120989
300.00
386.22
11.67
6.00
391.89
3 Bean, Eldad P.
39
119550
100.00
137.38
4.15
3.00
138.53
4 Bickford, D. W.
145
129652
150.00
201.12
6.08
3.00
204.20
5 Blaisdell, Israel
110113
100.00
117.91
3.55
3.00
118.46
6
Byam, Frank C.
150481
100.00
108.88
3.27
4.00
108.15
7 Byam, George O.
109448
100.00
130.76
3.93
2.00
132.69
8 Byam, James S.
167
129651
100.00
122.45
3.69
4.00
122.14
9
Byam, John
109449
100.00
129.70
3 91
5.00
128.61
10
Byam, Otis
164
2466
100.00
103.60
2.54
2.00
104.14
11
Byam, Samuel L.
144437
100.00
115.79
3.49
8.00
111.28
12
Chamberlin, Adams
136080
100.00
118.89
3.57
3.00
119.46
13
Chamberlin, Parker
146985
200.00
226.09
6.83
5.00
227.92
14
Fletcher, Benjamin
109450
100.00
133.33
4.03
5.00
132.36
15
Hartwell, William
144
124711
100.00
121.73
3.67
4.00
121.40
16
Heywood, Fund
84376
50.00
53.79
1.61
2.00
53.40
17
Hutchins, Benjamin
146983
200.00
222.03
6.71
6.00
222.74
18 Hutchins, Samuel L.
47
104116
100.00
143.01
4.33
5.00
142.34
19
Kendall, Robert N.
110114
100.00
125.64
3.79
3.00
126.43
20 Lapham, Edward E.
829
149051
100.00
106.37
3.20
2.00
107.57
21 Mansfield, G. P.
112-113
42066
150.00
152 69
4.59
3.00
154.28
22 Palmer, Tristram F.
80
2467
100.00
105.10
2 62
3.00
104.72
23 Park, A. G.
82
102843
100.00
100.00
2.52
2.00
100.52
24 Parker, N.
34
42065
100.00
101.79
3.07
2.00
102.86
25 Parkhurst, John
119551
100.00
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