Town annual report of Ipswich 1938, Part 6

Author: Ipswich (Mass.:Town)
Publication date: 1938
Publisher: Lynn News Press / J. F. Kimball
Number of Pages: 252


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Sewing Project


The Sewing Project has been carried out during the past


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year with the same degree of efficiency as in years past. Excep- tionally fine work has been turned out by the workers of this project under the supervision of Mrs. Arey. Mrs. Arey is en- titled to much credit for the excellent manner in which she has administered duties assigned to her.


Highland Cemetery


A project for the improvement of the Highland Cemetery was inaugurated during the past year. This project included drainage of the avenues and the installation of gravel drives where necessary. Other work along these lines will be carried on during the spring of 1939 under the same project. The Ad- ministrator has in mind another project for the Highland Cem- etery during the current year.


Green Crab and Reseeding Project


The shell fish industry, being one of the most important industries in the community, has received during the year 1938 the consideration which the Administrator deemed advisable. The Administrator believes that this is an industry which should be encouraged and brought back to its proper place. Having this in mind, a project was instituted for the combat- ting of the green crab menace and the reseeding of depleted flats. Much work was accomplished during the year 1938 and work is now in progress along these lines. The Administrator hopes and expects during the coming spring to have considerable work performed in the transplanting of seed clams to barren flats and the removal of muscles. The Administrator considers that work of this nature is of great constructive value.


Moth Project


At the present time a Moth Project is in operation. The Administrator considers that the extermination of moth is very important. For many years moths have been making inroads on our valuable shade trees and efforts must be made to relieve


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the situation. Those engaged in the Moth Project are doing exceptionally fine work and the Administrator takes this oppor- tunity of commending them for their efforts. Further Moth Work will be carried on until the coming summer months.


Shade Tree Census Project


About six months ago a project was started for the pur- pose of taking a census of all shade trees. The work on this project is about one-half completed and an additional project has been prepared and presented for approval.


Cemetery Survey Project


At present a survey is being made of all town owned cem- eteries and maps prepared.


Recreational Project


Last summer the Administrator considered it advisable to inaugurate a Recreational Project. This project has worked out very successfully. Instructors have been provided and, under their direction, the children of the town have engaged in various activities, including dancing and sports of all kinds. Much in- terest in this project has been displayed by the children and par- ents. Favorable comment has been made from time to time on the Recreational Project by the W. P. A. officials from the Salem and Boston offices and from the Federal Supervisors of this pro- ject.


The Director, Charles Lampson, has proved to be very efficient in this line of work.


Dancing classes are conducted at Eagles Hall and the Line- brook Playground under the supervision of Paul Reddy, assisted by Miss Phyllis Chisholm. Exceptionally fine work has been accomplished by these two people and this activity has attracted a large following.


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Art classes have been conducted under the supervision of Mr. Pierce Johnson who reports that exceptionally fine work has been accomplished by his pupils. An exhibition of their work will probably be held in the spring.


Sewing classes at the Burley School under the direction of Mrs. Lucy Foster have been carried on and much interest dis- played by those taking part in this work.


Baseball, football and other games have been carried on at the Linebrook Playgrounds under the supervision of Charles Lampson and Roy Scott.


Swimming instruction has also been given. Recently bas- ketball games have been started at the Town Hall under this project.


The Administrator desires to report that it will be exceed- ingly difficult from now on to ascertain the Federal Govern- ment's intention as to W. P. A. and for this reason the prepara- tion of a detailed budget for the following year is practically impossible. He suggests that at the Annual Town Meeting in March, a lump sum equal to the amount appropriated last year, be appropriated; that this sum be placed under the supervision of the Finance Committee, and that from time to time as projects are devised, the Selectmen, or Administrator, submit to the Fi- nance Committee for their approval such projects then under consideration and that if they are acceptable to the Finance Com- mittee they then be submitted to the Federal Government for ap- proval. This suggestion is made in view of the fact that at the last Annual Town Meeting procedure somewhat along these lines was discussed.


At present there are about 176 persons working on the W. P. A. with an average weekly payroll of $2500. During the year 1938 the town received from the Federal Government ap- proximately $125,000, and a report of the expenditures has been filed with the Town Accountant and will be published in the Annual Town Report. A detailed report of all expend-


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itures made by the administrator has been prepared and filed with the Town Accountant and is available for public inspec- tion. Any information in addition thereto desired by any cit- izen of the town will be gladly provided by the Administrator, who is, and has been, willing at all times to discuss with cit- izens questions arising under the W. P. A. and would welcome constructive suggestions at any time.


Respectfully submitted,


BRAINARD C. WALLACE,


Sponsor's Agent.


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Tax Collector's Report


1938


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE


Levy of 1932


Outstanding January 1, 1938 $90.16 $


Outstanding December 31, 1938


90.16


$90.16


$90.16


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE


Levy of 1933


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$266.28 $


Collections


42.82


Outstanding December 31, 1938


223.46


$266.28


$266.28.


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE


Levy of 1934


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$413.78 $


Collections


71.85


Outstanding December 31, 1938


341.93


$413.78


$413.78


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE


Levy of 1935


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$397.82 $ Collections 71.24


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Outstanding December 31, 1938


326.58


$397.82


$397.82


6


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE


Levy of 1936


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$866.33 $


Refund


8.37


Collections


153.03


Outstanding December 31, 1938


721.67


$874.40


$874.70


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE Levy of 1937


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$2,244.59 $


Refunds


34.56


Collections


1,170.19


Abatements


40.24


Outstanding December 31, 1938


1,068.72


$2,279.15


$2,279.15


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE Levy of 1938


Commitments


$11,380.82 $


Refunds


170.42 .02


Overpayment Adjusted Collections


Abatements


10,085.13 474.46


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Outstanding December 31, 1938


991.67


$11,551.26


$11,551.26


MOTH


Levy of 1934


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$45.10 $


Erroneous transfer to Tax Titles


10.85


Tax Titles


10.85


Outstanding December 31, 1938


45.10


$55.95


$55.95


MOTH


Levy of 1936


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$97.14 $


Erroneous transfer to Tax Titles


5.00


Tax Titles


10.70


Collections


50.16


Outstanding December 31, 1938


41.28


$102.14


$102.14


MOTH


Levy of 1937


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$586.53 $


Tax Titles


35.75


Collections


409.71


Outstanding December 31, 1938


141.07


$586.53


$586.53


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MOTH Accounts Receivable 1937


Outstanding January 1, 1938 Collections Outstanding June 3, 1938


$2,235.67 $


1,187.48


1,048.19


$2,235.67


$2,235.67


MOTH Levy of 1938


Commitment


$1,048.19


$


Tax Titles


11.75


Collections


850.59


Outstanding December 31, 1938


185.85


$1,048.19


$1,048.19


MOTH Accounts Receivable 1938


Commitment


$2,196.16 $


Collections


26.75


Outstanding December 31, 1938


2,169.41


$2,196.16


$2,196.16


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE Levy of 1933


Outstanding January 1, 1938 $5.00 $


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Refund


1.00


Collections


6.00


$6.00


$6.00


TAXES Levy of 1933


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$22.00


$


Tax Title Disclaimed


11.70


Abatement


11.70


Collections


4.00


Outstanding December 31, 1938


18.00


$33.70


$33.70


TAXES


Levy of 1934


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$216.58


$


Tax Title Disclaimed


49.29


Refund


4.44


Erroneous Transfer to Tax Titles


3,643.79


Tax Titles


2,098.43


Abatements


49.29


Collections


1,339.16


Outstanding December 31, 1938 Poll,


Personal & Real Estate


427.22


$3,914.10


$3,914.10


TAXES Levy of 1935


Outstanding January 1, 1938 $6,077.52 $


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Tax Title Disclaimed


46.89


Erroneous Transfer to Tax Titles


5,211.19


Tax Titles


4,715.45


Abatements


218.49


Collections


4,926.41


Outstanding December 31, 1938 Poll,


Personal & Real Estate 1,475.25


$11,335.60


$11,335.60


TAXES Levy of 1936


Outstanding January 1, 1938 $39,611.94 $


Tax Titles Disclaimed 45.25


Tax Title Adjustments 44.00


Overpayments Adjusted .81


Erroneous Transfer to Tax Titles 5,481.30


Refund 11.65


Tax Titles


Abatement


5,859.04 45.25


Collections


27,033.40


Outstanding, December 31, 1938 Poll,


Personal & Real Estate


12,257.26


$45,194.95


$45,194.95


TAXES Levy of 1937


Outstanding January 1, 1938 $85,536.56 $ Refund 27.02 .29 Overpayments adjusted Tax Titles 6,101.68


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Abatements Collections


37.22


43,770.53


Outstanding, December 31, 1938 Poll,


Personal & Real Estate


35,654.44


$85,563.87


$85,563.87


TAXES Levy of 1938


Commitments


Refunds


$309,053.85 $ 147.36


Tax Titles


8,709.14


Abatements


2,026.18


Collections


206,646.99


Outstanding, December 31, 1938 Poll,


Personal & Real Estate 91,818.90


$309,201.21 $309,201.21


TAX TITLE ACCOUNT


Tax Titles on hand


January 1, 1938


$36,960.43 $


Refund


22.00


Added to Tax Titles


32,002.49


Reported as Redemption of Tax Titles 1,700.94


Tax Titles Redeemed 7,310.75


Tax Titles Disclaimed


153.13


Excess Transfer to Tax Titles


22.00


Erroneous Transfer to Tax Titles


15,973.01


Tax Titles on hand December 31, 1938


47,226.97


$70,685.86


$70,685.86


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WATER LIENS ADDED TO TAXES 1937


Outstanding January 1, 1938


$3,246.18 $


Refund


1.00


Tax Titles


1,031.19 22.00


Abatement


Collections


591.16


Outstanding December 31, 1938


1,602.83


$3,247.18


$3,247.18


WATER LIENS ADDED TO TAXES 1938


Water Liens Added to Taxes 1938


$3,549.87 $


Tax Titles


926.13


Abatements


6.00


Collections


603.41


Erroneous Lien


4.24


Outstanding December 31, 1938


2,010.09


$3,549.87


$3,549.87


LIABILITIES


Bonds and Notes Payable


Year


Tax Title Emergency Highway New Fire Emergency Memorial


Loan


Loan 1938 Grader


Pump


Relief


Building


Burley HighSchoolShatswell NewHigh School Equipment School School


1939


$25,000.


$10,000.


$900.


$2,340.


$5,000.


$2,000.


$2,000.


$700.


$4,000.


$6,000.


1940


5,000.


2,000.


2,000.


700.


4,000.


6,000.


1941


2,000.


2,000.


700.


4,000.


6,000.


1942


2,000.


700.


4,000.


6,000.


1943


4,000. 4,000.


6,000.


1945


4,000.


6,000.


1946


6,000.


1947


6,000.


1948


6,000.


1949


6,000.


1950


6,000.


1951


6,000.


1952


6,000.


1953


6,000.


1954


6,000.


1955


6,000


Electric Light and Water Notes Payable İn Report of That Department


6,000.


1944


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Report of the Town Treasurer


To the Citizens of the Town of Ipswich:


The report of the Town Treasurer for the year of 1938 is herewith submitted.


Balance January 1, 1938


General Cash


$21,725.71


Electric Light Deposits


4,034.55


Receipts


$ 25,760.26 893,134.70


$918,894.96


Payments


$864.526.54


Balance December 31, 1938


$50,061.39


Electric Light Deposits 4,307.03


$ 54,368.42


$918,894.96


Detailed reports of all financial transactions of the town for the year may be found in the tables given in the report of the Town Accountant.


The borrowing capacity of the town for temporary rev- enue loans was $302,486.64. Of this amount the sum of $274,750.00 was borrowed, this being $25,250.00 less than last year.


There are four (4) notes of $25,000 each outstanding held by the Merchants National Bank of Boston. This amount is the same as was unpaid on temporary loans in 1937.


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Cash on hand on closing the books on December 31, 1938 was $54,368.42 as against a balance of a year ago of $25,- 760.26.


Disbursements during 1938 were $31,125.88 less than during the year of 1937. The expenditures during the year in- volved the issuance of 21,194 checks.


Respectfully submitted,


JAMES D. REILLY,


Treasurer and Collector.


Auditor's Statement


I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of the Treasurer and find them correct and the balance in his hands to agree with the report submitted. I have approved vouchers for all bills paid and find them to agree with the Treasurer's War- rants.


KENNARD V. DAMON,


Auditor, Town of Ipswich


Essex, s. s.


Then personally appeared Kennard V. Damon, Auditor of the Town of Ipswich, and made oath that the above statement by him is true.


Attest :- Edward S. Cogswell


Justice of the Peace.


My Commission expires July 26, 1940


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Accountant's Report


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Gentlemen :


I beg to submit herewith the annual report of the expend- itures and receipts of the Town of Ipswich for the year ending December 31, 1938, together with the reports of various depart- ments and town officials.


Respectfully submitted, KENNARD V. DAMON,


Town Accountant.


Expenditures


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator


Salary


$100.00


$100.00


Appropriation


$100.00


Selectmen


Salaries and Wages:


Chairman


$ 300.00


Other Selectmen


400.00


Clerical


51.25


Secretary Finance Committee 50.00


Bell Ringer


60.00


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Wire Inspector


300.00


Dog Officer


22.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


33.34


Printing and Advertising


1,440.05


Supplies


24.05


Plans and Surveys


87.75


Hearings, Car Fares, Travel


158.00


Telephone


63.00


Posting Warrants


42.00


Dues


8.00


Insurance


31.50


Delivering Town Reports


20.00


Flowers


5.00


$3,095.94


Appropriation


3,000.00


Transfer, Reserve Fund


100.00


Unexpended Balance


4.06


Auditing and Accounting Expended 1938


Salaries and Wages:


Auditor


150.00


Accountant


1,650.00


Clerk


262.50


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


$


1.23


Supplies


79.85


Equipment and Repairs


144.50


Dues


10.00


$2,298.08


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Appropriation


$2,040.00


Transfer


262.50


Unexpended Balance


4.42


Treasurer and Collector


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer and Collector


$2,200.00


Clerk


1,456.00


Other Expenses:


Office Supplies


531.41


Office Equipment


182.00


Stationery and Postage


272.90


Printing and Advertising


239.38


Certification of Notes


40.00


Surety Bonds and Insurance


614.50


Registering Deeds Etc


40.00


Telephone


59.64


Auto Expense


57.40


Rent Safety Deposit Box


5.50


$5,698.73


Appropriation


$5,697.00


Refund


1.88


Unexpended Balance


.15


Assessors


Salaries and Wages:


Chairman and Clerk


$1,500.00


Other Members


400.00


Clerical Hire


30.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage 28.96


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Telephone


45.19


Supplies


67.25


Printing and Advertising


220.25


Travel and Auto Hire


169.00


Abstracts of Deeds


56.08


Legal Hire


35.00


Subscription


10.00


Repairs to Office Fixtures


5.75


$2,568.18


Appropriation


$2,576.22


Unexpended Balance


8.44


Town Clerk


Salaries and Wages:


Town Clerk


$1,250.00


Clerical Hire


$28.00


Recording Fees


223.00


Birth Returns


19.50


Death Returns


12.00


Other Expenses:


Supplies


90.87


Stationery and Postage


44.45


Printing and Advertising


11.00


Surety Bonds


7.50


Dues and Subscriptions


4.00


Books and Documents


10.50


$1,700.82


Appropriation $1,750.00


Unexpended Balance 49.18


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Election and Registration


Salaries and Wages:


Registrars


300.00


Election Officers


1,090.18


Other Expenses:


Supplies


63.78


Stationery and Postage


15.00


Printing and Advertising


358.57


Equipment


8.50


Carpentry


9.00


Auto Hire


3.00


$1,848.03


Appropriation


$1,900.00


Unexpended Balance


51.97


Law


Town Counsel


Drafting Forms


$ 16.00


Investigations and Opinions


167.00


Attending Hearings


75.00


Court Cases


530.00


Deed and Plan


5.00


Other Expenses:


Special Attorneys


150.00


Photographs


16.00


Witness Fees


25.60


Bus Hire


12.00


Appropriation $600.00 Reserve Fund Transfers 396.60


$996.60


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Town Hall


Salaries:


Janitor


$1,300.00


Other Expenses :


Fuel


722.50


Light


398.81


Water


29.09


Gas


68.54


Janitor's Supplies


116.07


Repairs and Materials


512.08


Furnishings


86.05


Insurance


17.20


Laundry


12.00


$3,262.34


Appropriation


$3,383.50


Unexpended Balance


121.16


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$1,716.00


Patrolmen


8,766.44


Special Police


376.12


Keeper of Lock-Up


848.00


Matron


8.00


Equipment and Maintenance:


Equipment and Supplies


402.38


Gas, Oil and Repairs


655.16


Other Expenses :


Car Hire 15.25


Supplies 30.52


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Repairs to Cell Room


37.56


Printing, Stationery, Postage


48.50


Telephone


173.72


Meals for Prisoners


16.70


Insurance


123.57


Office Equipment


47.40


Furniture


43.58


Painting Traffic Lines


32.00


$13,340.90


Appropriation


$13,495.00


Refund


1.00


Unexpended Balance


155.10


V. H. Grant Pension


Pension


1,456.00


1,456.00


Appropriation $1,456.00


Fire Department


Salaries and Wages


Chief


433.33


Other Engineers


300.00


Chauffeurs


6,480.00


Call Men


2,870.87


Still Alarms


94.50


Superintendent Fire Alarm


100.00


Equipment and Repairs


Hose


286.00


Apparatus


60.75


Supplies


105.58


Repairs


513.25


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Gas and Oil


45.79


Care of Fire Alarm


436.34


Buildings and Grounds:


Fuel


412.60


Light


103.09


Water


34.41


Supplies


135.63


Repairs


18.01


Other Expenses:


Pension


300.00


Insurance


156.97


Telephone


105.14


Supplies


5.55


Subscriptions


4.00


Medical


6.00


13,007.81


Appropriation


13,068.88


Unexpended Balance


60.99


Fire Apparatus


Apparatus


2,000.00


$2,000.00


Appropriation 2,000.00


Harbor Master


Care of Buoys and Floats


119.00


119.00


Appropriation


300.00


Unexpended Balance


181.00


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Moth Department


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent Labor


1,200.00


998.13


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Printing


23.00


Insurance and Registration


328.57


Insecticides


1,220.66


Hardware and Tools


53.40


Equipment and Maintenance:


New Equipment


1,240.35


Repairs, Gas, Oil, Etc.


698.71


Fuel, Light, Rent


210.45


Express and Trucking


48.25


$6,021.52


Appropriation


5,782.20


Transfers


240.64


Unexpended Balance 1.32


Tree Warden Expended 1938


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent


300.00


Labor


381.62


Other Expenses:


Advertising 3.00


Hardware, Tools & Supplies 87.09


Maintenance of Equipment, Gas and Oil 37.09


Appropriation 780.00 808.80


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Transfer, Reserve Fund 28.84 Unexpended Balance .04


Sealer of Weights and Measures Expended 1938


Salaries and Wages:


Sealer 250.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


1.38


Printing and Advertising


4.00


Auto Hire, Gas and Oil, Etc.


40.87


Equipment and Supplies


156.80


Labor Hire


12.00


465.05


Appropriation 465.05


Forest Warden


Expended 1938


Fighting Fires


91.50


Equipment and Supplies


79.13


Repairs to Equipment


8.00


178.63


Appropriation


250.00


Unexpended Balance 71.37


Shell Fish-Clam Commissioners Expended 1938


Salaries and Wages:


Commissioners 300.00


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Labor and Policing


921.00


Other Expenses:


Printing and Advertising


32.50


Supplies


12.95


Boat Rental


28.00


Attending Hearing


4.00


1,298.45


Appropriation 1,300.00


Unexpended Balance 1.55


Green Crab


Supervision and Collection


114.75


Collection


201.50


Boat Rental


77.00


Truck Hire


27.50


Purchase of Boats


45.00


Equipment


30.89


Supplies


3.36


500.00


Appropriation 250.00


Transfers, Reserve Fund 250.00


Mosquito Control


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


850.00


850.00


Health and Sanitation


General Administrative:


Chairman 100.00


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Other Members


150.00


Agent


600.00


Stationery and Postage


9.35


Printing and Advertising


10.25


Telephone


6.45


Clerical


50.00


Supplies


7.93


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :


Medical Attendance


128.00


Drugs and Medicines


13.87


Loss of Wages


39.00


Cities and Towns


117.68


Tuberculosis:


Board and Care


2,677.40


Survey


77.50


Child Hygiene:


Director


150.00


Nurse


300.00


Supplies


2.78


Inspection :


Inspector of Animals


175.00


Expenses


5.00


Inspector of Slaughtering


10.00


Inspector of Milk


400.00


Milk Analysis


57.14


Supplies


.60


Other Expenses:


Labor


8.00


Disposal of Dead Animals


20.50


Collection of Garbage


1,200.00


Traveling


133.76


-


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Supplies


2.50


6,452.71


Appropriation 6,465.50


Unexpended Balance 12.79


Cable Memorial Hospital


B. S. Cable Hospital


2,500.00


2,500.00


Appropriation


2,500.00


Essex Sanatorium


Maintenance


2,747.05


Highways


Administration:


Superintendent


1,711.08


Clerical


119.85


Equipment and Supplies


125.75


Telephone


124.87


Plans and Surveys


86.50 .


Insurance


803.30


Auto Registration


12.00


General:


Labor


$6,094.76


Trucks and Teams


1,271.15


Equipment and Repairs


3,767.98


Gas and Oil


1,043.85


Broken Stone, Gravel, Etc.


1,291.93


Tarvia, Road Oil, Etc.


4,564.66


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Tools and Supplies


2,175.12


Maintenance Traffic Beacons


343.00


Building Expense:


Fuel and Water


204.41


Repairs and Supplies


94.96


Other Expenses


Express


17.02


Rent


120.00


23,972.19


Appropriation


23,925.00


Refunds


47.19


Highways, Chapter 464, Acts of 1935


Miscellaneous


.08


.08


Chapter 90, Topsfield and Linebrook Roads


Gravel


4.05


$4.05


Chapter 90, Topsfield Road, 1937


Labor


1,374.47


Traffic Officers


65.00


Equipment Hire


245.50


Trucking


648.44


Materials


2,573.31


4,906.72


135


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Chapter 90, Topsfield Road, 1938


Labor


2,058.60


Trucks


401.39


Materials


1,674.32


Insurance


79.68


4.213.99


Chapter 90, Mill Road, 1937


Labor


1,332.75


Trucking


89.59


Rental of Equipment


162.44


Sharpening Tools


12.90


Tarvia and Road Mixtures


1,779.28


Broken Stone


601.41


Gravel and Loam


145.40


Lumber


322.43


Drainage Pipe


327.77


Blasting Supplies


25.26


Cement


21.45


Catch Basin Materials


97.25


Contract, Bridge Construction


1,421.94


Advertising


32.55


6,372.42


Chapter 90, Mill Road, 1938


Labor


3,984.65


Trucks


1,215.80


Equipment Rental


905.00


Equipment Repairs


119.35


Tools and Supplies


173.60


Broken Stone


1,568.30


136


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Tarvia and Road Mixtures


4,720.38


Culverts and Pipes


741.13


Lumber


81.23


Sand and Loam


222.36


Cable Guard Posts


80.00


Lime and Cement


84.90


Grates and Flanges


30.25


Brick


25.00


Gas and Oil


143.17


Traffic Officers


12.00


Insurance


159.68


14,266.80


Resurfacing Little Neck Road


Labor


296.07


Trucks


135.49


Broken Stone


386.06


Tarvia and Asphalt


667.49


Gas and Oil


34.75


Insurance


18.47


1,538.33


Appropriation


1,702.00


Unexpended Balance


163.27


Candlewood Road


Labor


666.32


Trucks


355.86


Profile and Grades


70.00


Broken Stone


809.29


Asphalt


955.70


137


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Culverts and Pipe 142.83


Appropriation


3,000.00


Traffic Rules and Regulations


Labor


140.50


Blueprints


122.00


Signs and Posts


689.85


Cement


12.50


Advertising


103.50


1,068.35


Appropriation


993.02


Transfer, Reserve Fund


75.43


Unexpended Balance


.10


Chapter 500, Acts of 1938


Insurance


66.22


Currier Park Project:


Supervision


105.76


Labor


1,729.13


Trucks


336.26


Gas and Oil


12.27


Equipment Rentals


76.00


Tools and Supplies


156.33


Sharpening Tools


1.80


Profile and Grades


64.20


Tarvia


182.57


Broken Stone


76.54


Sand and Gravel


85.23


Lime and Cement


51.78


Lumber


77.34


138


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Drainage Pipe


313.36


Brick


108.00


Curb Inlets


96.00


3,472.57


Sagamore Street:


Labor


1,068.50


Trucks


295.63


Gravel


180.45


Supplies


1.29


1,545.87


5,084.66


Snow Removal


Labor


$5,103.17


Special Police


3.50


Trucks, Teams and Plows


3,225.14


Tools and Equipment


80.55


Gas and Oil


46.65


Calcium Chloride and Road Salt


235.00


Sand


85.10


Insurance


171.52


$8,950.63


Appropriation $10,000.00


Refund 106.00


Unexpended Balance 1,155.37


139


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Street Lighting


Ipswich Municipal Lighting Plant $6,000.00


$6,000.00


.Appropriation $6,000.00


Public Welfare


General Administration :


Salary Overseers


450.00


Agent


75.00


Clerk


1,125.00


Other Clerical


177.25


Office Supplies and Equipment


173.06


Printing, Stationery and Postage


53.36


Telephone


221.57


Dues


6.00


Outside Relief by Town:


Cash


6,939.96


Rent


3,945.60


Groceries and Provisions


12,927.60


Fuel


2,491.93


Board and Care


712.70


Medicine and Medical


1,285.48


Clothing


222.14


Burials


140.00


State Institutions


1,505.17


Other Institutions


105.71


Aiding Dependent Children


3,293.82


Old Age Assistance


15,209.38


Other Cities and Towns


2,845.51


Auto Expense 263.28


Commodity Store Expense


630.90


140


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Trucking


268.70


$55,069.12


Appropriation


$45,000.00


Additional


Appropriation 10,000.00


Refunds


69.33


Unexpended Balance


.21


Infirmary


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent


600.00


Matron


600.00


Other Employees


1,221.67


Other Expenses:


Groceries and Provisions


1,134.51


Dry Goods and Clothing


151.73


Laundry


127.38


Medical


56.37


Supplies


141.82


Fuel and Light


529.63


Ice


55.47


Stationery, Papers and Postage


44.43


Telephone


71.97


Insurance


98.63


Harness


17.30


Blacksmith


49.50


Hay and Grain


575.90


Plants and Seeds


13.80


Equipment and Repairs


232.17


Inspection


5.00


Auto Expense


256.62


5,983.90


141


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT


Appropriation


6,000.00


Unexpended Balance


16.10


U. S. Grants


Old Age Assistance, Adm .:


Clerk


75.00


Other Clerical


298.50


Stationery and Postage


78.30


451.80


Old Age Assistance, Assistance:


Sundry Persons 14.007.78




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