Town annual report of Middleborough, Massachusetts 1940, Part 6

Author: Middleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: s.n.
Number of Pages: 130


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45.60


Est. Receipts-Refund on Bonds


51.18


Total Unclassified


2,134.36


Unclassified


Water Department


Metered Rates


$23,539.68


Interest


801.62


Construction


93.80


Hydrant Rental


2,050.00


Pipes and Fittings


1,226.42


Truck and Mtce. and Repairs


94.94


Repairs Meter Bldg. 62.72


Fuel Meter Bldg.


51.85


Power-Fuel P. Station


4,244.87


Repair Bldg. P. Sta.


155.92


Filter Station


12.33


Misc. Station


449.47


Printing-Adv.


44.78


Stationery-Pstge.


44.96


Telephone


81.55


Misc. Expenses


53.16


Total Water Department 16,950.37


Interest Municipal Indebtedness


Police Station-Court House $414.37


High School


1,000.00


Union St. School


437.50


Temporary Loan


82.82


Enoch Pratt Fund


313.93


M. L. H. P. Luxury Fund


75.92


Water Investment Notes


52.50


Total Interest Municipal Indebtedness


3,683.51


Total Interest Municipal Indebtedness 2,314.69


Municipal Indebtedness


Police Station-Court House $3,600.00


High School


10,000.00


Union St. School


4,000.00


Fire District


1,000.00


Sand Filter Unit


1,000.00


Water Notes 2,000.00


Temporary-Anticipation of Revenue


100,000.00


Total Municipal Indebtedness 121,600.00


Interest Municipal Indebtedness


On Taxes


$3,102.61


Trust Funds


M. L. H. P. Drky. Ftn. Fund


138.55


Municipal Indebtedness


Temporary Loan


Anticipation of Revenue


$50,000.00


Anticipation State and County 1,500.00


Total Municipal Indebtedness


51,500.00


Fire District 20.00


Sand Filter Unit 140.00


Water Notes


220.00


Electric Light Department


Sale of Electricity


Lighting


$113,622.72


Manager


$3,125.00


Clerks


3,548.94


Office Supplies


165.75


Stationery-Postage


746.44


Printing-Advertising


538.34


Transp.


763.71


Telephone


70.12


Stations


Purification Supplies


49.51


Other Employees


5,261.90


Repairs to Plant


129.59


Repairs to Real Estate


14.89


Mtce. Underground Conduits


174.42


Tools


217.63


Purchase of Energy


48,021.69


Repairs Water Plant


16.76


Mtce. Conduits


373.99


General


Care of Lights


954.79


Repair of Lines


9,108.38


Meters-Transformers


218.94


Carbons


98.19


Metered Sales


9.94


Insurance


604.50


Reading Meters


1,355.69


Distri. Tools and Equip.


122.00


Repairs Meters


602.10


Construction


Underground Conduits


1,423.52


Sta. Equip. Transfer


317.03


Power


20,235.54


Street Lighting


5,500.00


Miscellaneous


Jobbing


428.88


Deposit


949.00


Bad Debts


36.83


Refunds


15.60


All Other-Phone


35


Total Electric Light Department


140,788.92


Electric Light Department


Administration


Meters-Transformers


7,959.69


Electric Lines


6,566.86


Installing Meters


425.40


St. Light Equip.


1.82


Misc. Power Plant


2,346.70


Office Equip.


702.09


Engineering Service


29.17


Underground System


358.75


Elec. Plant Hydro.


5,871.09


Total Electric Light Department


102,295.33


Gas Department


Gas Department


Sale of Gas $38,100.96


Total Gas Department


38,100.96


$625.00


Clerks


1,774.46


Office Supplies


74.61


Stationery-Postage


373.21


Printing-Advertising


92.41


Transportation


188.40


Telephone


33.10


Stations


Other Employees


1,912.00


Repairs to Plant


2,786.71


Repairs to Real Estate


165.61


Fuel


210.00


Water-Wood


17.12


General


Mains-Services


1,463.77


Meters


444.61


Mtce. Tools and Equip.


29.96


Sales


4.56


Appliances


149.93


Administration


Manager


Reading Meters


677.94


Insurance Jobbing Labor Purchase of Energy


215.17


49.47


22,599.50


Construction


Installing Meters


63.96


Street Mains


177.26


Meters 458.39


Services 123.38


Office Equipment


26.51


Constr. Gas Services


352.46


Total Gas Department 35,089.50


Guarantee Deposits-Fire Alarm System


Deposits Returned $1,114.14


Mtce. Fire Alarm System 854.90


Total Guarantee Deposits and Fire Alarm System 1,969.04


Agency and Trust


Trust


Cemetery Perpetual Care-Income $1,905.09


Cemetery Perpetual Care-Bequest 1,200.00


Dog License Fund 1,667.60


Enoch Pratt Fund


313.93


Agency


Cemeteries


State Taxes


25,280.55


Care of Endowed Lots Total Cemetries


$1,905.09


County Tax Total Agency and Trust


15,508.58


1,905.09


45,875.75


Agency and Trust Taxes collected for State, County and Non-Resident Bank Taxes are included in General Tax Receipts. Trust Cemetery-Perp. Care $1,200.00


Total Agency and Trust


1,200.00


Refunds


Refunds


Departmental


$771.41


Departmental


$771.41


Public Service Enterprise


222.19


Public Service Enterprise


222.19


1938 R. Estate Tax


5.00


1938 R. Estate Tax


5.00


1939 R. Estate Tax


4.23


1939 R. Estate Tax


4.23


1940 R. Estate Tax


244.90


1940 R. Estate Tax


244.90


1939 Personal Tax


16.15


1940 Polls


8.00


1939 Excise


4.28


1939 Excise


4.28


1940 Excise


638.80


1940 Excise


638.80


Total Refunds


1,914.96


Total Refunds


1,914.96


Total Receipts


$774,543.94


Total Disbursements


$815,888.57


Cash Balance Jan. 1, 1940


Cash Balance Dec. 31, 1940


Revenue


$80,353.60


Revenue


$40,373.50


Non-Revenue


8,245.36


Non-Revenue


6,880.83


88,598.96


47,254.33


Grand Total


$863,142.90


Grand Total


$863,142.90


1939 Personal Tax


16.15


1940 Polls


8.00


BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31st, 1940 Revenue Account


Assets


Liabilities


Revenue Cash


$40,373.50 Tax Title Redemption Profit


$447.88


Petty Cash Town Clerk Accounts Receivable


Tax Levy-1938 Real Estate


322.01


Dog License Fund


26.40


Tax Levy-1939 Real Estate


22,986.76


Ida F. Rounseville Fund


510.00


Tax Levy-1940 Real Estate


66,224.09


Road Machinery Fund


1,437.72


Tax Levy-1939 Personal


1,531.09


Tailings Account


112.80


Tax Levy-1940 Personal


5,498.68


Mun. L. Operation


18,134.58


Tax Levy-1939 Polls


92.00


Mun. L. Construction


11,699.47


Tax Levy-1940 Polls


192.00


Mun. L. Depreciation


35,410.83


Tax Levy-1939 Excise


145.33


Mun. L. Deposits


1,483.94


Tax Levy-1940 Excise


997.86


Underground System


4.26


Tax Possessions


1,637.98


Overlay-1938


2,184.92


Excess Tax Titles Receipts


423.73


Overlay-1940


903.28


Tax Titles


683.55


Surplus Overlay


245.84


W. P. A.


28.60


Departmental Revenue


8,356.48


Police Department


1.00


Mun. L. Revenue


17,314.30


Forest Fires


33.71


Water Revenue


1,444.82


Moth


231.50


Excise Revenue


1,143.19


Health


1,413.50


Tax Title Revenue


2,321.53


Sewer


107.69


Petty Cash Reserve


5.00


Highway


124.32


Excess and Deficiency


42,245.17


Welfare


2,763.01


M. L. H. P. Drinking Fountain Fund


138.55


A. D. C.


814.65


Estimated Receipts-Rental Town Property


250.57


Old Age Asstce.


1,716.12


Town Hall Reshingling Roof


7.65


Schools


1,061.38


East and Beach Streets


3,202.83


Soldiers Benefits


61.00 Plympton Street


4,594.12


Highway County Aid


04


Thompson Street


170.07


Highway State Aid


.03 Plymouth Street


1,738.35


Mun. Light Dept.


17,314.30


A. D. C. Fed. Grant Adm.


227.87


5.00


Revenue Loan


1,500.00


State Parks and Reservations


26.10


Water Water Liens Overlay-1937 Overlay-1939 Revenue


1,374.06


A. D. C. Fed. Grant Exp.


3.96


70.76 Old Age Fed. Grant Adm.


977.24


7.79 Old Age Fed. Grant Exp.


651.40


860.36


1.82


9,874.11


M. L. H. P. Luxury Fund Bates School Repairs


173.20


Plympton St. Land Damages


61.75


Dental Clinic Donation


1.88


Investigating Sewerage Disposal


1,332.50


Distribution of Fish and Game


50.00


George Deen Fund School


410.00


Painting and Repairing Town Hall


2,000.00


Painting Police Station


800.00


Repairs Water Tower


10,000.00


W. P. A.


5,219.24


$178,971.51


$178,971.51


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


$6,880.83 Union Street School High Tension Transmission Line


4,552.08


$6,880.83


$6,880.83


DEBT ACCOUNT DECEMBER 31st 1940


$71,950.00


Water Loans


$5,000.00


High School Loan


20,000.00


Police Station and Court House


15,900.00


Municipal Building Loan


4,050.00


Union Street School Loan


21,000.00


Sand Filter Unit and Storage Tank


6,000.00


$71,950.00


$71,950.00


Non-Revenue Cash


$2,328.75


Net Funded or Fixed Debt


TRUST FUNDS, DECEMBER 31st, 1940


Trust and Investment Fund Cash and Securities


Enoch Pratt Fund


$10,668.75


M. L. H. P. Charity Fund


3,798.74


In Custody of Town Treasurer


$82,493.70


In Custody of Library Trustees


5,129.32


Harriet G. Beal Library Fund


1,000.00


In Custody of Peirce Trustees


589,427.33


Harriet C. Peirce Library Fund


500.00


Thomas S. Peirce Est.


537,066.53


Library Trust Fund Income


429.32


Thomas S. Peirce Library Fund


52,360.80


Timothy F. Canty Fund


81.66


Cemetery Fund Principal


57,076.20


Cemetery Fund Income


10,868.35


Water Sinking Fund Bond 4,000.00


$685,117.22


Respectfully submitted,


M. L. H. P. Drinking Fountain Fund


4,066.87


Copeland Library Fund


3,200.00


In Custody of Drinking Fountain Fund Trustees


4,066.87


Investment Fund Securities


4,000.00


$685,117.22


WALDO S. THOMAS, Town Accountant.


89


REPORT OF THE GAS AND ELECTRIC PLANT


To the Town Manager,


Town of Middleboro.


Dear Sir:


I am submitting the forty-seventh report of the Gas and Electric Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1940.


This report includes operation accounts, revenues, Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Sheet, in the same form as in the Report to the Public Utilities, together with Statement of Accounts.


Gas


Gas Purchased:


For High Pressure Services


2,075,900


For Low Pressure Services


27,923,600


Total Purchased


29,999,500


Increase over 1939


284,600


Gas sold


23,694,400


Decrease over 1939


1,765,000


Paid Taunton Gas Co.


$22,599.51


Average Per M


.753


Average Cost in Holder per M.


.92


Average Cost Purchased and Distributed.


1.64


Average Received per M sold


1.46


Average Consumption per Customer


20,600 cu. ft.


Miles of Main


28.45


Average Consumer per Mile of Main


40.4


Cu. ft. Sold per Mile of Main


832,200


Average B.T.U.


536


New Services


17


New Main (4")


250 ft.


Electric


K.W.H. Purchased High Tension.


4,986,000


K.W.H. Purchased for East, Beach and France Sts.


7,600


Total


4,993,600


Increase over 1939


264,300


Paid Plymouth County Electric Co.


$48,018.67


Average Cost per K.W.H. High Tension


.00956


Average Cost per K.W.H. East and Beach Sts.


.044


Average Production cost at Board


.0107


Average Cost Purchased and Distributed


.0192


Average Cost per K.W.H. Sold


.0235


Net Received per K.W.H. for Lighting


0389


Net Received per K.W.H. for Power


.0255


Net Received per K.W.H. for all Classes of Service.


.0356


90


Total K.W.H. used for Street Lights


209,806


Received for Street Lights


$5,500.00


Average Cost to Town per K.W.H. for Street Lights


.0262


Manufacturing Profit to Profit and Loss


$36,238.26


Decrease over 1939


$9,545.61


Maximum K.V.A. Demand (July)


1500


Maximum K.W. Demand (December)


1430


Maximum Power Factor December


96.6


Average Power Factor at Maximum Demands


77.9


Gas and Electric Department


TOTAL SALES


1939


1940


Increase


Decrease


Gas


$40,761.65


$36,709.92


$4,051.73


Lighting


129,058.10


118,980.38


10,077.72


Power


22,555.40


20,494.65


2,060.75


Street Lighting .


6,000.00


5,500.00


500.00


Jobbing


380.08


526.04


$145.96


$198,755.23


$182,210.99


$145.96


$16,690.20


ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Gas


$2,358.80


Light


11,856.93


Power


3,050.71


Jobbing


47.86


$17,314.30


CONSUMERS


January 1, 1941


Gas


21


Electric


2397


Gas and Electric


1128


3546


METERS INSTALLED


January 1, 1941


Gas


1378


Electric


3818


5196


Street Lights-1940


Total No. nights


Total No. hours


Ave. No. nights per mo.


Ave. No. hours per night


run


All night service


366


4007


30


10 h. 56 m.


Part night service


366


2353


30


6 h. 26 m.


No. Middleboro Service


ยท366


2506


30


6 h. 51 m.


K.W.H. Purchased


Total K.W.H. used for Street Lights


4,993,600 209,806


So. Middleboro, Rock and


91


1940 Operating Expenses-Gas PRODUCTION


Operation :


Wages at Gas Plant


$1,912.00


Boiler Fuel


186.00


Water


17.12


$2,115.12.


Maintenance:


Maintenance Water Gas Sets


$5.00


Maintenance Other Equipment at Works


53.35


Maintenance Purification Apparatus


8.00


Maintenance Holders


2,632.86


Maintenance Works and Station Structures.


165.61


$2,864.82


Gas Purchased


22,599.50


$22,599.50


TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION


Operation :


Removing and Resetting Meters ....


$72.09


$72.09


Maintenance:


Maintenance Street Mains


$59.88


Maintenance Services


1,403.89


Maintenance Consumers' Meters


375.54


Maintenance Tools and Appliances


3.46


Station Tools and Appliances


8.00


$1,850.77


GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Salary of Manager


$625.00


Salaries General Office Clerks and Meter Readers.


2,452.40


General Office Supplies and Expense


677.98


Insurance


215.17


Transportation Expenses


188.40


Depreciation


6,233.66


$10,392.61


Total Expense


$39,894.91


Balance to Profit and Loss (Loss)


5,133.58


Total Debits


$34,761.33


INCOME-GAS


From Sales of Gas


$36,709.92


Less Discounts, Rebates, etc.


1,955.43


Bad Debt Paid


6.84


Total Credits


....


$34,761.33


.


$34,754.49


I


92


1940 Operating Expenses-Electric HYDRO-ELECTRIC GENERATION


Operation:


Electric Labor


$5,238.65 216.63


Station Supplies and Expense


$5,455.28


Maintenance:


Maintenance Station Structures


$12.89


Maintenance Accessory Equipment 121.29


Maintenance Flumes and Canals


11.66


Maintenance Dams and Intakes


5.10


Maintenance Electric Generating Equipment


12.90


Electric Energy Purchased


48,018.67


$48,182.51


TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION AND STORAGE


Operation :


Operation of Transmission and Distribution Lines


$418.32


Transmission and Distribution-


Supplies and Expense


273.69


Inspecting and Testing Meters


49.51


Removing and Resetting Meters


209.15


Removing and Resetting Transformers


90.76


Maintenance :


Maintenance Transmission and Distribution Lines


$9,010.66


Maintenance Consumers' Meters


392.95


Maintenance Transformers


128.18


Maintenance Underground Conduits


373.99


Maintenance Underground Conductors


174.42


Maintenance Municipal Street Lamps


1.00


$10,081.20


UTILIZATION


Operation :


Municipal Street Lamps, Supplies and Expense .... $948.97 $948.97


GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Salary of Manager


$3,125.00


Salaries of General Office Clerks and Meter Readers


4,904.63


General Office Supplies and Expense.


1,118.15


Insurance


604.50


Transportation Expense


963.71


Miscellaneous General Expense


98.19


Depreciation


18,754.41


Advertising


370.00


$29,938.59


Balance to Profit and Loss (Profit)


36,238.26


Total Debits


$131,916.24


$1,041.43


$95,647.98


93


INCOME-ELECTRIC


From Lighting


$124,480.38 20,494.65


From Power


$144,975.03


Less Discounts, Rebates, etc.


13,088.78


Bad Debts paid


29.99


Total Credits


$131,916.24


Balance Sheet ASSETS INVESTMENTS-GAS


Land, Gas


$1,200.00


Structures


2,161.07


Boiler Plant Equipment


681.21


Miscellaneous Power Plant Equipment


277.99


Water Gas Sets


1,947.39


Purification Apparatus


124.98


Other Equipment at Works


6,068.98


Street Mains


81,717.32


Services


19,316.31


Consumers' Meters


7,423.24


Consumers' Meter Installations


1,956.84


Office Equipment


493.80


Laboratory Equipment


376.51


High Pressure Gas Line


8,622.75


High Pressure Services


14.50


INVESTMENTS-ELECTRIC


Land, Electric


$6,000.00


Rights of Way


2,846.65


Rights of Way, Brockton High Tension


3,813.70


Structures


2,193.43


Reservoirs, Dams, Canals and Waterways.


5,123.22


Water Turbines and Water Wheels


1,416.00


Electric Plant, Hydro


9,257.35


Miscellaneous Power Plant Equipment-Hydro


3,316.75


Transformer Station and Substation Equipment.


6,309.56


Poles, Fixtures and Overhead Conductors.


97,533.90


Consumers' Meters


26,507.97


Consumers' Meter Installations


8,754.89


Line Transformers


40,791.01


Line Capacitors


886.50


Transformer Installations


508.73


Street Lighting Equipment


8,759.61


Underground Conduits


42,420.85


Underground Conductors


39,235.42


Brockton High Tension Line


14,196.04


New High Tension Line Project


28,000.00


Office Equipment


2,750.13


CURRENT ASSETS:


Cash on hand


18,134.58


Accounts Receivable


17,314.30


Inventory


7,420.40


$131,886.25


94


RESERVE FUNDS:


Depreciation Fund


35,410.83


Construction Fund


11,699.47


Special Construction Fund


4.26


Special Deposits Fund


1,483.94


LIABILITIES


Loan Repayments


$162,200.00


Appropriations for Construction-Repayments.


45,992.39


Consumers' Deposits


1,483.94


Federal Tax Income


1.52


Profit and Loss Balance


364,794.53


$574,472.38 $574,472.38


Plant Investment (Book Value)


Gas


$132,382.89


Electric


350,621.71


PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT


By balance at beginning of year


$359,217.02


By balance of transfer returned


92.39


To balance Gas Operating Expense


$5,133.58


By balance Electric Operating Expense


36,238.26


By Jobbing Account


264.51


To transfer to Town of Middleborough


25,000.00


To expense of engineering and superintendence.


29.17


To Middleborough Signal System Expense.


854.90


To balance account


364,794.53


$395,812.18 $395,812.18


Construction Drafts-1940


GAS


Expended for :


Gas Mains


$177.26


Gas Services


475.84


Consumers' Meters


458.39


Consumers' Meter Installations


63.96


Laboratory Equipment


26.51


$1,201.96


ELECTRIC


Expended for:


Electric Plant, Hydro


$5,871.09


Consumers' Meters


1,236.89


Consumers' Meter Installations


425.40


Underground Conduits


1,423.52


Underground Conductors


363.75


Poles, Fixtures, and Overhead Conductors


6,566.86


Line Transformers


5,763.45


Line Capacitors


886.50


95


Miscellaneous Power Plant Equipment 2,346.70


Transformer Station and Substation Equipment 317.03


Engineering and Superintendence 29.17


Office Equipment


702.09


Street Lighting Equipment


1.82


Transformer Installations


89.60


$26,023.87


$27,225.83


Statement of Accounts DEPRECIATION FUND


1940


Jan. 1 Balance in


Town Treasury


$10,422.76


Dec. 31 Transferred from


Operating Fund


24,988.07


Dec. 31 Balance in


Town Treasury


$35,410.83


$35,410.83


$35,410.83


SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION FUND


Jan.


1 Balance in


Dec. 31 Balance in


Town Treasury


$4.26


Town Treasury


$4.26


CONSTRUCTION FUND


Jan. 1 Balance in


Town Treasury


$8,905.75 Dec. 31 Payments $27,225.83


Dec. 31 Transferred from


Operating Cash


30,000.00


Refunds Received


19.55


Dec. 31 Balance in


Town Treasury


11,699.47


$38,925.30


$38,925.30


OPERATING CASH


Jan.


1 Balance in


Town Treasury


$31,101.78


Dec. 31 Transferred to Depreciation Fund 24,988.07


Transferred from


Transferred to


Reserve Fund 92.39


Deposit Fund


2.00


Transferred from


2.00


Middleboro 25,000.00


Transferred to


Refunds received .


187.44


Construction Fund 30,000.00


Collections


177,940.88


Payments 111,199.84


Balance in Town Treasury 18,134.58


$209,324.49


$209,324.49


Transferred to Town of


Deposits Fund


96


DEPOSITS FUND


Jan. 1 Balance in


Dec. 31 Payments $1,114.14


Town Treasury Transferred from


$1,649.08


Transferred to


Operating Cash 2.00


Operating Cash Collections


949.00


Treasury


1,483.94


$2,600.08


$2,600.08


SUMMARY


Balance in Depreciation Fund


$35,410.83


Balance in Construction Fund


11,699.47


Balance in Special Construction Fund


4.26


Balance in Operating Fund


18,134.58


Balance in Deposits Fund


1,483.94


Respectfully submitted, GEORGE A. PHILBROOK,


Superintendent.


GIFTS TO TOWN 1935


To reduce Taxes


$3,500.00


New Trucks


3,150.00 (W.P.A.)


Leveling Ball Field


1,800.00


Enlarging Playgrounds


3,900.00


New Sidewalks


6,200.00


Selectmen for future W.P.A.


5,000.00


Welfare


3,000.00


Old Age Assistance


500.00


$27,050.00


1937


Reserve Fund


$2,000.00


W. P. A. Fund


5,500.00


Union Street School


30,000.00


$37,500.00


For changes of offices and Equipment other than Electric Department


$1,969.91


1938


Reserve Fund


$2,000.00


Special Town Fund for Investigating


Sewerage Disposal


2,000.00


$4,000.00


1939


Reserve Fund


$3,000.00


$3,000.00


1939


Old Age Assistance


$4,000.00


$4,000.00


1940


Town of Middleboro to reduce taxes ..


$25,000.00


$25,000.00


$102,519.91


2.00


Bal. in Town


97


REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Middleborough, Massachusetts:


Gentlemen:


We herewith present the annual report of the Board of Assessors for the year ending January 31, 1940.


Recapitulation


Appropriations


$444,490.01


Deficits in overlay


1936


74.00


1937


365.83


1939


1,188.62


Revenue Deficit 1939


9,160.18


State Assessments for 1940


State Tax


23,040.00


Auditing Municipal Accounts


1,908.62


State Parks and Reservations


358.03


County Assessments for 1940


County Tax


15,508.58


Tuberculosis Hospital


4,765.25


Overlay


5,189.79


Gross Amount to be Raised


$506,048.91


$506,048.91


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds


Income Tax


$ 32,110.51


Corporation Taxes


6,021.78


Reimbursement, State Owned Lands


116.48


Gasoline Tax (Acts of 1939, Chaps. 232 & 504)


19,082.58


Motor Vehicle Excise


18,619.66


Licenses


8,178.10


Fines


181.51


Grants and Gifts


5,117.87


General Government


1,661.58


Protection of Persons and Property


3,652.78


Health & Sanitation


1,714.21


Highways


26.00


Charities


29,087.64


Old Age Assistance


46,109.35


Soldiers' Benefits


930.00


Schools


13,600.00


Libraries


435.50


Recreation


1,441.21


Unclassified


791.53


Public Ser. Enterprises (Water Dept.)


28,660.30


Interest on Taxes and Assessments


3,461.87


Veterans' Exemptions


334.71


98


Rent from Rounseville Estate


1,263.00


Peirce Trustees


1,000.00


Over-estimate, State Parks and Reservations


50.63


Over-estimate, Hospital or Home Care for Civil War Veterans


55.00


Available Funds


25,000.00


Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds Net Amount to be Raised by Taxation on Polls and Property


$248,703.80


$248,703.80


$257,345.11


Number of Polls 3,125 @ $2.00 each


Tax


$ 6,250.00


Total Valuation $7,946,045


Rate


31.60


Personal Estate $565,340


Tax


17,864.74


Real Estate $7,380,705


Tax


233,230.28


Water Liens


41.80


Value of Assessed Personal Estate


Stock in trade


$168,100.00


Machinery


47,585.00


Live Stock


95,770.00


All Other Tangible Personal Property.


253,885.00


Total Personal Estate


$565,340.00


Value of Assessed Real Estate


Land, Exclusive of Buildings


$2,368,760


Buildings, Exclusive of Land


5,011,945


Total. Real Estate


$7,380,705


Total Value of All Assessed Property, January 1, 1940


$7,946,045


Total Value of All Omitted Property, December 10, 1940


300


Total Value of All Assessed Property, December 31, 1940


7,946,345


Number of Livestock Assessed


Horses


75


Neat Cattle


2,230


Yearlings


141


Swine


19


Sheep


15


Fowl


49,245


All Other


253


Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed


2,226


Number of Acres of Land Assessed


38,403.13


Property Exempt from Taxation


Property of the Commonwealth, Real Estate


$30,300


Property of Literary, Benevolent and Charitable Institutions,


Personal and Real


254,410


Property of War Veterans, Real Estate


4,360


United States Post Office, Real Estate


105,000


Courthouse, Personal and Real


67,000


Churches, Real Estate


324,170


Parsonages, Real Estate


23,670


Cemeteries, Real Estate


53,010


Schools, Personal and Real Estate


476,670


Town Hall, Personal and Real


161,900


99


Library, Personal and Real


95,220


Fire Department, Personal and Real


89,930


Gas and Electric Department, Personal and Real


390,430


Water Department, Personal and Real


350,970


Middleboro Home, Personal and Real


48,520


Swimming Pool and Playground, Real Estate


110,595


Property Owned by Town, Personal and Real


60,475


Peirce Trustees' Property, Real Estate


51.800


Total Exempt Property


$2,698,430


Motor Vehicle Excise


Number of Motor Vehicles Assessed


3,508


Value of Motor Vehicles Assessed


$678,415.00


Tax on Vehicles Assessed


$20,358.90


Rate per Thousand


$36.40


Abatements


Taxes Abated in 1940


Polls and Property


Motor Vehicles


Levy of 1936


$ 74.00


Levy of 1937


77.79


$ 16.89


Levy of 1938


1,199.70


105.87


Levy of 1939


1,698.99


14.51


Levy of 1940


4,286.51


1,246.55


Total


$ 7,336.99


$ 1,383.82


Taxes Committed in 1940


Commitment on Polls


$ 6,478.00


Commitment on Personal Estate


17,867.94


Commitment on Real Estate


233,236.65


Commitment on Motor Vehicles


20,358.90


BENJAMIN C. SHAW HARRISON F. SHURTLEFF FRED F. CHURBUCK Assessors, Middleboro.


REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES Year Ending December 31, 1940


Outstanding Taxes December 31, 1940:


Tax Levy, 1938 Real Estate


$ 322.01


Tax Levy, 1939 Real Estate


22,986.76


Tax Levy, 1940 Real Estate


66,224.09


Tax Levy, 1939 Personal


1,531.09


Tax Levy, 1940 Personal


5,498.68


Tax Levy, 1939 Polls


92.00


Tax Levy, 1940 Polls


192.00


Tax Levy, 1939 Excise


145.33


Tax Levy, 1940 Excise


997.86


Tax Possessions


1,637.98


Tax Title Account


638.55


1


$100,311.35


Respectfully submitted,


CHESTER L. SHAW, Collector of Taxes.


100


REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES UNDER THE WILL OF THOMAS S. PEIRCE


January 20, 1941.


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Town of Middleborough, Mass.


Gentlemen:


We respectfully present herewith the Annual Report of the Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1940.


This report shows the present condition of the two funds held by us as Trustees and includes statements of the Receipts and Disbursements of the funds for the period indicated.


Fund Held in Trust for Use and Benefit of Town of Middleborough


Stocks-Inventory value


$175,383.54


Bonds-Inventory value


9,650.00


Mortgages and Notes


149,362.41


Real Estate


129,552.99


Real Estate under foreclosure


31,370.37


Cabinet at Library


100.00


Office Equipment


155.50


Savings Bank Deposits


Worcester


$1,000.00


Wareham


1,400.00


2,400.00


Cash-First Nat'l Bank


$6,324.05


Middleboro Trust


5,664.06


11,988.11


$509,962.92


Income Account RECEIPTS


Rentals


$9,525.02


Dividends


4,472.85


Interest


9,583.58


Sundries


174.99


$23,756.44


DISBURSEMENTS


Salaries, Trustees and Clerk


...... $2,679.84


Janitor


1,420.00


Insurance


1,025.79


Repairs-Labor and Material


1,162.03


-


101


Light and Heat


975.48


Water


293.81


Sundries


281.61


$7,838.56


Net Income for the year


$15,917.88


Balance on hand, January 1, 1940.


11,692.42


$27,610.30


PAID FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF THE TOWN


Courthouse Notes and Interest


$4,014.37


Reduction of Taxes


2,000.00


Bates School Manual Training


346.96


High School Commercial Course


1,023.73


High School Agricultural Course


1,794.32


Uniforms, School Bands


469.49


Center Street Project


1,117.18


Power Lawn Mowers


261.99


Playground-Filling


73.84


Attendants


449.00


Fence for Athletic Field


1,302.03


Tennis Courts and Fencing


3,213.72


$16,066.63


Balance on hand, January 1, 1941


$11,543.67


Fund Held in Trust for the Middleborough Public Library


Bonds-Inventory value


$26,865.00


Stocks-Inventory value


11,557.04




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