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$80 00
Transferred to revenue
220 00
$300 00
MEMORIAL DAY :
Appropriation
$250 00
Band
$120 00
Flowers, wreaths, flags
58 34
Speaker and music
20 00
Refreshments, school children
30 25
Printing
7 00
Total expenditures
$235 59
Transferred to revenue
14 41
$250 00
EXPENDITURES
$300 00
Refund
31
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$29,050 00
EXPENDITURES
SALARIES:
Teachers and supervisors
$12,692 55
Nurse
332 00
Physician
80 00
Attendance officer
50 00
$13,154 55
GENERAL EXPENSES:
Salary-superintendent
351 00
Salary-clerk
75 00
Expenses-superintendent
161 98
Expenses-office
94 44
Books and supplies
$910 52
Tuition
6,361 85
Transportation
3,450 00
Janitor service
1,311 60
Building and ground maintenance
543 23
Fuel and light
1,139 63
Furniture
92 40
Miscellaneous
46 31
$13,855 54
Total expenditures Transferred to snow
27,692 51
300 00
" revenue
1,057 49
$29,050 00
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION :
Appropriation
$550 00
EXPENDITURES
Tuition
$71 62
Transportation
110 00
Total expenditures
$181 62
Transferred to police dept.
250 00
" revenue
118 38
$550 00
$682 42
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
LIBRARY :
Appropriation
$800 00 438 95
Dog tax refund
$1,238 95
EXPENDITURES
On order
$1,238 95
(For detailed report see Trustees' report)
PARK :
Appropriation
$250 00
EXPENDITURES
Labor
$133 20
Truck hire
1 60
Supplies
35 33
Water
5 21
Total expenditures .
$175 84
Transferred to revenue
74 66
$250 00
33
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
CEMETERY
CEMETERY SALARIES :
Appropriation $45 00
EXPENDITURES
R. N. Maxwell, superintendent of burials
$15 00
T. A. Bott, Commissioner
10 00
Geo. E. Barnaby, "
10 00
A. C. Peabody,
10 00
$45 00
CEMETERY MAINTENANCE :
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Endowment funds
301 17
Transferred from reserve
4 65
EXPENDITURES
Labor
$1,227 18
Truck hire
24 85
Survey
42 75
Water
11 04
$1,305 82
CEMETERY GRAVES :
Appropriation
$350 00
EXPENDITURES
Labor
$159 11
Truck hire
14 00
Lowering device, hire
9 00
Total expenditures
$182 11
Transferred to revenue
167 89
$350 00
CEMETERY ENDOWMENT :
Received
$915 00
EXPENDITURES
Deposited in Savings Banks $915 00
$1,305 82
$4
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
CONTINGENT FUND :
Appropriation
Transferred from W. P. A.
$800 00 100 00
$900 00
EXPENDITURES
ELECTION AND TOWN MEETINGS:
Printing and delivering town reports
$253 63
Printing ballots
29 75
Election officers
213 90
Election officers' lunches
36 90
Maintenance old school
139 84
Scales, repairs
1 00
Flag and rope
22 29
Honor roll
88 95
Stove
25 00
Signs
1 20
Selective Service Registration. expenses
5 00
Essex Street water
14 92
Total expenditures Transferred to revenue
67 62
$900 00
W. P. A. PROJECTS :
Appropriation
$1,500 00
Balance January 1, 1942
508 48
$2,008 48
EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES:
Salary
$569 76
Postage and supplies
52 52
$622 27
Mill Street Project
$133 20
River “
365 15
$498 36
$1,120 63
792 13
95 72
Total expenditures Transferred to other departments " revenue
$2,008 48
$534 18
$832 38
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UNCLASSIFIED
INSURANCE :
Appropriation
$850 00
Transferred from reserve
120 00
W. P. A.
14 98
$984 98
EXPENDITURES
Employers' liability
$291 14
New school
172 50
Old school
12 40
Sealer's equipment
23 80
Fire department
33 71
Town Hall
97 00
War damage
134 43
Clerk's bond
7 50
Collector's bond and burglary insurance
140 00
Treasurer's "
72 50
$984 98
INTEREST :
Appropriation
$900 00
EXPENDITURES
Revenue notes
33 89
School construction note
720 00
Tax abatement
2 15
Total expenditures
$756 04
Transferred to revenue
143 96
$900 00
RESERVE FUND :
Appropriation
$600 00
Transferred to:
Civilian defense
$400 15
Insurance
120 00
Health
9 82
Cemetery
4 65
Revenue
65 38
$600 00
$6
UNCLASSIFIED
MANSFIELD FUND :
Balance January 1, 1942
$ 17 58
Received from Old Colony Trust Co.
925 00
Adult picnic tickets
21 50
$964 08
EXPENDITURES
Band concerts
$313 91
Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets
296 00
Picnic
299 52
Total expenditures
Balance carried forward
$909 43 5054
$96 486
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ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
RECEIPTS
Energy
$41,629 69
Street lighting appropriation
3,000 00
Supplies sold
1,930 01
Private work
477 07
Insurance
236 80
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
180 00
Balance January 1, 1942
2,094 90
$49,548 47
EXPENDITURES
ENERGY PURCHASED:
Eastern Mass. Elec. Co.
$28,767 19
Danvers Electric Light Dept.
28 61
Reading
3 75
$28,799 55
MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION:
Labor
$6,403 96
Supplies and express
5,199 15
Truck maintenance
869 98
Insurance
319 36
$12,792 45
Office supplies and expenses
536 61
A. B. Harrington, salary
1,133 32
Refund
12 16
Depreciation
1,967 24
Total expenditures
45,241 33
Transferred to Town
1,500 00
Balance carried forward
2,807 14
$49,548 47
DEPRECIATION FUND :
Balance January 1, 1942
$3,039 38
Transferred to fund
1,967 24
Balance carried forward
$5,006 62
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ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
METER DEPOSIT FUND :
Balance January 1, 1942
$2,009 00
500 00
Deposits Interest on deposits
15 63
$2,524 63
EXPENDITURES
Refunds
500 00
500 00
Balance carried forward
2,024 63
$2,524 63
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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
TEMPORARY LOANS :
Balance outstanding January 1, 1942
Borrowed in anticipation of revenue
$25,000 00 35,000 00
$60,000 00
EXPENDITURES
Merchants National Bank
$35,000 00
Balance outstanding December 31,:1942
25,000 00
$60,000 00
MATURING DEBT :
Appropriation
$3,000 00
School construction
$3,000 00
COUNTY CHARGES :
County tax
$3,922 99
Dog tax
477 20
EXPENDITURES
County treasurer
$3,800 19
STATE CHARGES:
State tax
$5,100 00
State parks and reservations
82 98
$5,182 68
EXPENDITURES
State treasurer
$5,182 78
TAX ABATEMENTS-REFUNDS :
1940 tax levy
$ 77 00
1941 personal property tax
23 20
1941 motor vehicle excise tax
6 63
1942 tax levy
190 40
1942 personal property tax
24 00
1942 motor vehicle excise tax
56 97
$378 20
EXPENDITURES
$3,800 19
BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1942-GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSET'S
LIABILITIES
Cash on hand
$70,369 46
Temporary Loans -
-
$25,000 00
Bonds -
1 2,960 00
Mansfield Fund Income
-
Cemetery Lots Fund
-
-
745 00
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE:
TAXES-Levy of 1942
$ 11,670 64
Electric Light, meter deposits 2,024 63
depreciation 5,006 62
cash 2,807 14
9,838 39
TAXES, POLL: Levy of 1942
26 00
TAXES, MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE:
Appropriation Balances -
247 37
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus -
788 39
Tax Titles
-
8,110 95
DEPARTMENTAL:
Public Welfare
- 1,795 00
Old Age Assistance - 1,159 15
Public Health -
590 21
REVENUE RESERVED UNTIL COLLECTED: Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes $ 144 66
Departmental - 3,544 36
Tax Titles -
- 8,110 95
Municipal Light -
6,439 88
18,239 85
Surplus revenue -
-
- 154 07
1938 -
- 215 46
1939 1
214 48
State Aid, Highway
2,279 36
County Aid, Highway 1,141 02
4,342 17 $108,105 53
$108,105 53
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BALANCE SHEET
Municipal Light
Deficit-Overlay 1935 - 183 69 1
1936 - 164 09 -
48,552 52
1937 -
-
-
3,544 36
6,439 88
OVERLAY RESERVED FOR ABATEMENTS: Levy of 1942 .
1,263 90
Levy of 1942
144 66
- Road Machinery Fund -
3,375 46
TAXES-PERSONAL PROPERTY: Levy of 1942
487 41
54 65
$73,329 46
DEBT ACCOUNTS
ASSETS Net Funded or Fixed Debt
LIABILITIES
$33,000 00
School Construction Notes -
- $33,000 00
TRUST FUNDS ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Trust Funds Cash and Securities:
David Cummings Fund
$10,125 37
In Custody of Town Treasurer
$27,072 21
Cemetery Perpetual Fund
16,946 84
In Custody of Library Trustees
8,182 41
In Custody of Naumkeag Trust Co.
12,024 05
Charles Flint Library Fund
5,386 29
Mary E. Emerson Book Fund
2,796 12
B. F. Emerson Library Fund
12,024 05
$47,278 67
$47,278 67
BALANCE SHEET
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TREASURER'S REPORT
TREASURER'S REPORT December 31, 1942
Balance January 1, 1942
$55,609 72
RECEIVED FROM TAX COLLECTOR:
1938 Tax
$ 5 13
Interest
81
Excise
13 36
Interest
6 43
1939
Tax
5 16
Interest
61
1940
Tax
48 04
Interest
3 05
Excise
2 00
Interest
39
Personal
88 64
Interest
6 49
1941
Tax
14,844 53
Interest
374 57
Excise
272 05
Interest
4 24
Poll
38 00
Interest
68
Demand
5 25
Personal
374 59
Interest
11 08
1942 Tax
48,101 81
Interest
16 95
Excise
3,770 29
Interest
5 86
Poll
1,056 00
Interest
1 46
Demand
40 60
Personal
1,951 04
Interest
15
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TREASURER'S REPORT
RECEIVED FROM ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT:
A. B. HARRINGTON, MGR.
Collections
$41,629 69
Meters
500 00
Supplies sold
1,930 01
Private work
477 07
Insurance refund
236 80
New England Tel. and Tel. Co.
180 00
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT:
B. Ogden, salary
$1,080 37
ROAD MACHINERY FUND:
Supplies sold
$ 3 90
Machinery
2,019 66
LICENSES:
LIQUOR AND ADVERTISING:
Wesley Haigh
$152 00
Middleton Arms
352 00
John Katz
252 00
T. Sleet
152 00
A. E. Richard
352 00
R. D. Hurlburt
127 00
V. Doebblin
152 00
Red Rock
252 00
E. Katz
151 25
INNHOLDERS:
V. Doebblin
5 00
VICTUALLERS:
E. Katz
1 00
SUNDAY:
E. Katz
1 00
P. Burrill
1 00
C. Sokoloski
1 00
E. Graham
1 00
G. Groce
1 00
R. D. Hurlburt
1 00
W. Haigh, special
6 00
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TREASURER'S REPORT
MOTOR VEHICLES, GAS, ALCOHOL:
S. Judge
$ 300
G. Stahler
9 00
E. Hoffman 5 00
P. Burrill
8 00
E. Bryer
4 00
H. Welch
2 00
Sousa Oil 1940-41-42
12 00
T. Sleet
2 00
J. Muzichuck
1 00
E. Tremblay
1 00
JUNK:
S. Kolb
5 00
Eli London
5 00
PASTEURIZATION:
H. K. Richardson
20 00
MILK:
Whiting Co.
50
FUNERAL:
J. E. Dunn
4 00
PUBLIC WELFARE:
Cambridge
$ 11 75
No. Reading
63 83
Brookline
48 00
O. A. A.
65 18
Ipswich, O. A. A.
32 00
Peabody
45 00
Beverly O. A. A,
38 75
No. Andover, O. A. A.
32 50
Lynn, O. A. A.
32 00
Danvers
176 17
Boston
277 24
Somerville
271 45
Salem
738 75
Refund, O. A. A.
28 00
P. W.
21 00
109 75
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TREASURER'S REPORT
CEMETERY:
Graves, opening
$260 00
Lots and graves sold
180 00
Endowed lots
915 00
COUNTY OF ESSEX:
Dog refund
$438 95
Dog officer
108 00
Highways
281 79
STATE TREASURER, RECEIVED FROM:
U. S. grant O. A. A.
$12,563 33
U. S. " O. A. A., Adm.
418 71
Highways, 7729
156 04
563 58
Chapter 420
4,524 25
3568
271 05
3747
4,002 67
Aid dependent children, U. S. grant
225 00
Mass. school fund 1941
858 70
Income tax
7,335 00
State aid dependent children
230 41
Refund on unaccepted notes
4 00
Corporation tax
5,937 88
Indigent persons
30 00
State aid
20 00
State, old age assistance
10,807 25
Animal inspection
87 50
Loss of taxes
668 38
Public health
318 57
Meal tax
159 82
Tuition and transportation (vocational)
335 87
High school tuition
2,722 33
transportation
1,612 92
School superintendent
237 09
Machinery account 56 00
Temporary aid and transportation, P. W.
2.013 32
Tuition, transportation, guardian children 139 04
TAX TITLES:
$4,280 12
MISCELLANEOUS:
District Court, fines $ 88 00
Cancelled cheeks
18 50
8219
46
TREASURER'S REPORT
Director of Standards
$ 14 00
Albert Sheldon, private work
227 00
J. W. Osborne, dog tax
477 20
Sands Pike, rent of Town Hall
312 40
Sale of lots
186 42
Telephone refund
8 55
Old Colony Trust, Mansfield Fund
925 00
Mansfield Fund, picnic admissions
21 50
Dental clinic
199 00
Merchants Bank, notes
35,000 00
Land Court, refund
50
Miss Manning, refund
50
H. K. Richardson, weighing fees
47 90
Red Men, flags
5 00
Town of Danvers, loss of taxes
593 31
Interest endowed lots:
Salem Five Cent Savings Bank
93 25
Salem Savings Bank
45 70
Danvers Savings Bank 162 22
Middleton Electric Light, rent
112 00
H. E. Tyler, refund
25 00
Total receipts
$224,465 40
$280,075 12
EXPENDITURES
Selectmens' orders
$211,221 29
Balance December 31, 1942
68,853 88
INVESTMENTS
Two United States War Bonds
Authorized at Town Meeting, March 10, 1942 $1,480 00
Two United States War Bonds - Authorized by Electric Light Dept. 1,480 00
Transferred from Meter Deposit Fund to Danvers Sav. Bank 1,500 00
Interest to October 1, 1942 15 63
GEORGE E. GIFFORD,
Treasurer.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
LAND OWNED BY TOWN
The Town owns the following parcels of land. These parcels have been deeded to the Town by the Treasurer:
IN SUMMIT VIEW PARK:
Lots Numbers 9, 30/34 inclusive; 51, 57, 94, 115/119 inclusive; 136/148 inclusive; 164/177 inclusive; 212, 213, 215/218 inclusive, 242, 251 inclusive; 257/270 inclusive; 288/301 inclusive; 315/318 inclus- ive; 321, 329, 330, 333/337 inclusive; 344/371 inclusive; 376, 378,387/ 398 inclusive.
IN MIDDLETON PINES:
Lots Numbers 308, 309, 767/769, inclusive; 1068, 1069, 1149.
IN RIVER VIEW PARK:
Lots Numbers 52/55 inclusive; 234/238 inclusive; 258/261 inclusive; 302, 303, 304-Section 1. Lots Numbers 79, 80, 81, 196, 197-Section 2.
WOODLAND PARK:
Lots Numbers 575, 576.
FORECLOSED BY LAND COURT DECREES:
20 A. on East side of Liberty Street; 1-4 A of land and camp on North side of Lake Street; 16 A. and buildings on North side of School Street.
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-1942
NAME
No. of Lot
Fund
Balance 1941
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1942
Atwood, L. Frank
360
$100 00
$122 15
$3 37
$3 00
$122 52
Atwood, Morrison
128
150 00
159 40
4 21
2 50
161 11
Averill, Edward P.
52
100 00
106 20
2 82
1 90
107 12
Averill, Joseph
346
100 00
104 48
2 89
2 10
105 27
Barnaby, Caroline V.
646
100 00
114 87
3 04
2 30
115 61
Bastable, Arthur
10 S. B 150 00
84
150 84
Batchelder, Harold T.
528
75 00
78 77
2 07
1 25
79 59
Berry, Allen
112
125 00
135 72
3 73
2 00
137 45
Berry, William
178
100 00
105 43
2 91
2 00
106 34
Bouchard, Louis
706
100 00
105 93
2 91
1 60
107 24
Bradstreet,, H. H.
1 S. B. 150 00
150 00
Brown, Sarah F.
436
50 00
52 79
1 44
1 00
53 23
Bryer, Allen D.
526
100 00
105 69
2 91
2 10
106 50
Bryer, Lillian L.
606
150 00
150 00
Carter, Mary O.
137
80 00
152 25
3 83
3 20
152 88
Conlon, Mary A.
100 00
107 57
2 84
2 50
107 91
Curry, Mary A.
342
100 00
107 25
2 84
1 85
108 24
Curtis, Phoebe
50 00
53 01
1 45
1 00
53 46
Day, Weaver
150 00
154 38
4 09
2 80
155 67
Day, Mrs. Geo. E.
588
50 00
53 04
1 40
1 00
53 44
Dame, John
284
150 00
160 04
4 43
3 00
161 47
Demsey, J. W.
156
100 00
105 63
2 91
2 10
106 44
Dennett, Ruth H.
24
75 00
77 32
2 13
1 50
77 95
Downing, William H.
626
100 00
109 24
2 74
1 00
110 98
Eaton, Irvin L.
168
75 00
77 30
2 13
2 00
77 43
Emerson, Benjamin F.
214
150 00
162 37
4 48
3 10
163 75
Emerson, Ellen M.
138
100 00
103 65
2 59
1 85
104 39
Emerson, Eunice W.
166
100 00
106 96
2 94
2 00
107 90
Emerson, Henry P.
496
500 00
525 87
13 21
13 50
525 58
Estey Annie E.
572
100 00
104 53
2 89
2 10
105 32
Esty, Allena A.
258
200 00
225 52
6 22
3 60
228 14
Esty and Hutchinson
48
100 00
106 50
2 94
2 20
107 24
Estey, Loren G.
538
100 00
115 80
2 90
118 70
Fletcher, Samuel A.
130
100 00
103 47
2 59
2 20
103 86
Flint, George B.
152
66 30
69 58
1 91
1 50
69 99
Flint, Harley A.
256
100 00
103 47
2 59
2 00
104 06
Fowler, Alonzo
12
100 00
105 87
2 91
2 50
106 28
Frame, L. Maria
516
125 00
131 13
3 62
2 25
132 50
Fuller, Abijah
110
150 00
168 68
4 23
2 80
170 11
Fuller, Daniel
628
100 00
105 94
2 91
2 50
106 35
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. 0 Lot
Fund
Balance 1941
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1942
Fuller, Jeremiah
70
$125 00
$141 26
$3 74
$3 15
$141 85
Fuller, Lida A.
686
100 00
105 99
2 91
2 20
106 70
Fuller, Luella F.
158
150 00
153 24
4 06
3 00
154 30
Fuller, Sophronia -
236
200 00
232 41
6 42
4 00
234 83
Fuller, Timothy & Lydia
268
100 00
107 13
2 83
2 20
107 76
Fuller and Taylor
644
150 00
153 04
4 06
3 00
154 10
Fuller, William H.
336
100 00
105 37
2 90
2 25
106 02
Frost, Chas. O.
240
150 00
163 05
4 10
1 85
165 30
Gifford, William
180
100 00
105 11
2 90
2 30
105 71
Gilbert, James
188
100 00
106 17
2 93
2 30
106 80
Godfrey, William R.
714
100 00
103 22
2 84
3 00
103 06
Goswiler, Carl B.
716
150 00
169 65
4 88
2 00
172 53
Gould, Andrew
352
50 00
53 73
1 34
1 00
54 07
Gould, Eben
514
100 00
107 76
2 96
2 40
108 32
Gould, Porter I.
414
100 00
106 76
2 94
2 40
107 30
Goodwin, Ira E, Heirs of
380
100 00
105 65
2 91
1 85
106 71
Graves, D. A.
234
100 00
105 35
2 90
3 00
105 25
Graves, Kendall E. Hall, E. P.
586
100 00
104 76
2 89
2 40
105 25
106
100 00
109 26
2 89
2 50
109 65
Ham, Elinor P.
356
125 00
133 94
3 68
2 25
135 37
Harlow, Levi F.
684
100 00
105 98
2 80
2 00
106 78
Haskell, Ella C.
390
200 00
204 69
5 41
3 60
206 50
Higgins, Lewis S.
264
100 00
110 57
2 92
2 40
111 09
Hobbs, Kathryn
588
50 00
53 14
1 40
1 00
53 54
Hoelzel, William
R 5-6
150 00
31
150 31
Hutchinson, Caroline A.
253
100 00
105 36
2 90
2 30
105 96
Hutchinson, Elisha P.
740
100 00
105 30
2 90
2 50
105 70
Hutchinson and Russell -
518
100 00
104 35
2 76
2 40
104 71
Jones, John E.
372
100 00
104 84
2 76
2 20
105 40
Jones, Samuel
290
100 00
107 62
2 84
2 20
108 26
Johnson, Frank E.
804
100 00
108 78
3 00
1 00
110 78
Leavitt, Jerome
62
150 00
159 93
4 41
2 20
162 14
McGlauflin, Benjamin T.
76
150 00
150 00
3 14
3 00
150 14
McIntire, Abram S.
-
132
75 00
78 70
2 16
1 90
78 96
McIntire, Annie M.
338
100 00
110 02
3 04
2 40
110 66
Peabody, Andrew
56
100 00
104 14
2 87
2 20
104 81
Peabody, A. W.
90
200 00
241 36
6 40
4 00
243 76
Peabody, Dean
344
100 00
103 84
2 74
3 00
103 58
Peabody & Hutchinson
182-84
150 00
157 82
4 35
3 10
159 07
Peabody, John L. - -
- 196
100 00
106 48
2 94
2 00
107 42
Peabody, John W., 2nd - 192
150 00
150 38
3 98
3 00
151 36
50
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. of Lot
Fund
Balance 1941
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1942
Peabody, Laura E.
534
$100 00
$106 84
$2 83
$2 40
$107 27
Peabody, Merrill
754
100 00
106 63
2 67
2 00
107 30
Peabody, S. Maria
584
100 00
106 03
2 93
2 00
106 96
Peabody, Samuel M.
204
100 00
105 96
2 91
2 10
106 77
Peabody, William M.
100 00
106 12
2 93
2 20
106 85
Pike, Sarah J.
412
125 00
134 16
3 71
2 40
135 47
Phelps, Annie H.
146
150 00
166 86
4 18
2 70
168 34
Phelps, William A.
148
100 00
105 79
2 91
2 40
106 30
Putney, Lucretia
104
150 00
150 00
3 98
3 00
150 98
Richardson, Benj. F.
164
100 00
106 82
2 83
2 40
107 25
Richardson, Eli
363
150 00
161 64
4 46
3 00
163 10
Richardson, Daniel
100 00
106 68
2 83
2 40
107 11
Richardson, Rev. D. W.
410
100 00
106 52
2 82
2 50
106 84
Richardson, Lucy G. -
80
100 00
105 25
2 90
2 20
105 95
Richardson, William J.
250
150 00
154 85
3 88
2 40
156 33
Russell, Harriett W.
100 00
105 55
2 91
2 10
106 36
Russell, P. B.
430
200 00
223 07
6 17
4 00
225 24
Sargent, James A.
750
100 00
105 44
2 91
2 00
106 15
Sheldon, Lucy J.
212
150 00
2 19
152 19
Smith, E. D. & M. J.
436
100 00
104 62
2 89
2 40
105 11
Smith, Sarah F.
102
150 00
165 67
4 57
2 10
168 14
Smith, George H.
764
100 00
107 54
2 69
2 00
108 23
Skinner & Wilkins
400
100 00
106 14
2 93
2 00
107 07
Soper, Polly A.
298
100 00
105 43
2 91
2 10
106 24
Stiles, David
150 00
167 01
4 61
2 10
169 52
Stiles, Farnham
10
100 00
105 48
2 91
2 20
106 19
Stiles, Hiram A. -
30
150 00
161 28
4 27
2 10
163 45
Stiles, Osgood F.
424
150 00
161 69
4 27
2 40
163 56
Stiles, Sumner P.
482
150 00
161 35
4 27
2 40
163 22
Symonds, Charles H.
448
100 00
105 34
2 64
2 00
105 98
Taylor, Benjamin H.
334
100 00
106 49
2 82
2 20
107 11
Tedford, Joseph A.
810
150 00
155 96
4 30
3 10
157 16
Tyler, Ansel P.
540
150 00
164 35
4 54
168 89
Thomas, H. Amelia -
64
75 00
78 72
2 16
1 70
79 18
Thompson, C. E. & Ellen 392
200 00
238 05
6 58
3 72
240 91
Tufts, Wilbur
486
100 00
104 38
2 87
2 10
105 15
Wellman, John R.
40
200 00
219 79
6 07
4 50
221 36
Weston, Samuel W.
36
200 00
209 68
5 78
4 50
210 96
White, Henry F. -
208
80 00
83 32
2 20
1 50
84 02
Whitman, Carl N.
116
100 00
104 74
2 89
2 20
105 43
Wilkins, Henry A.
254
100 00
105 38
2 90
2 40
105 88
51
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. of Lot
Fund
Balance 1941
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1942
Wilkins, H. H. & C. B. 440-442
$300 00
$302 25
$8 01
$4 60
$305 66
Wilkins, Edward W.
172
150 00
182 87
4 84
3 20
184 51
Wilkins, Susan A.
596
100 00
104 01
2 61
2 20
104 42
Wilkins, Samuel H.
230
100 00
106 90
2 83
2 40
107 33
Wilkins, Luther
176
150 00
172 40
4 76
3 00
174 16
Wilkins, Timothy
50
100 00
109 20
3 01
2 40
109 81
Wilkins and Young
614
150 00
150 00
Young, John
278
100 00
104 83
2 76
2 00
105 59
Section C 1/2 Graves
15 00
17
15 17
Totals
$16,818 03
$429 98
$301 17
$16,946 84
-
52
TREASURER'S REPORT
CUMMINGS FUND
Balance January 1, 1942
United Shoe Machinery Shares
$8,868 58 975 00
RECEIPTS
United Shoe Machinery, dividends
$156 02
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, interest
118 20
Salem Savings Bank, interest
107 82
382 04
Total income
10,225 62
Trustees' orders
100 25
$10,125 37
Balance December 31, 1942
Salem Savings Bank
$4,393 94
Salem Five Cent Savings Bank
4,577 00
Merchants National Bank
179 43
United Shoe, shares
975 00
$10,125 37
GEORGE E. GIFFORD, Treasurer
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
Various Departments
OF THE
Town of Middleton
FOR THE
Year Ending December 31, 1942
PART II
55
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Labor
Truck
D. Benham
$ 6 00
H. Barrowclough
51 00
H. Bishop
9 60
L. Brown
92 40
T. Bott
859 10
D. Currier
11 00
F. Currier
$ 53 75
G. Currier
4 80
F. Evans
1,284 70
M. Evans
33 60
H. Dearborn
29 50
W. Dearborn
1 50
P. Donovan
192 75
G. Fanning
447 60
V. Gallant
14 00
P. Goodale
69 60
A. Gould
1,305 40
T. Klowoski
339 20
G. Lund
4 00
A. Marshall
1,325 75
N. Maxwell
19 60
W. Milbery
16 80
B. Morrison
29 20
L. Moreau
104 90
B. Ogden
1,612 50
G. Ogden
489 00
J. Ogden
324 30
T. Ogden
82 80
A. Peart
38 40
J. Peart
124 80
A. Phaneuf
8 50
C. Phaneuf
44 10
W. Pembroke
4 00
S. Pike
783 30
M. Pollach
28 60
R. Peabody
1,058 10
R. M. Peabody
1 80
C. Richardson
48 40
56
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
Labor
Truck
J. Ross
108 50
J. Roush
$ 7 80
D. Ryan
12 00
A. Sheldon
462 90
D. Sheldon
7 50
G. Sheldon
3 00
O. Sheldon
$494 90
L. Soper
381 20
F. Wiley
4 00
F. Woods
21 60
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Labor
C. T. Brackett
$2,422 48
R. C. Currier
2,089 28
S. L. Macdonald
1,880 20
J. Nimblett
12 00
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Labor
Truck
R. Bozanson
$ 150 90
F. Evans
6 30
E. Macdonald
4 80
R. Maxwell
599 19
29 75
Ray Maxwell
11 40
B. Morrison
9 60
A. Nichols
8 00
J. Ogden
6 30
J. Peart
538 80
5 95
R. Punchard
34 50
L. Soper
9 60
R. Sanborn
3 90
W. Wilkins
2 40
57
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
MOTH DEPARTMENT
Labor
Truck
D. Benham
$ 32 00
T. Bott
120 40
H. Dearborn
6 50
F. Evans
54 50
A. Gould
70 40
R. Gould
18 75
P. Goodale
2 40
C. Kiley
7 20
A. Marshall
4 90
N. Maxwell
2 40
J. Ogden
152 80
R. Peabody
144 40
S. Pike
7 00
L. Soper
96 60
R. Sanborn
24 00
A. Sheldon
321 90
272 50
G. Sheldon
10 20
O. Sheldon
205 00
R. Welcome
4 80
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Labor
T. Bott
$ 5 00
G. Colbert
85 80
H. Dearborn
6 00
R. Floyd
39 00
A. Gould
3 60
R. Jewell
10 00
E. Macdonald
209 40
W. Martin
5 00
A. Marshall
3 60
W. Milbery
287 40
B. Ogden
60 00
A. Sheldon
9 00
H. Tyler
7 20
W. Witham
26 40
W. P. A.
Labor
Truck $334 50
P. Donovan
58
LIST OF JURORS
LIST OF JURORS
July 14, 1942
Mr. Archie N. Frost, Clerk of Courts Salem, Mass.
The following is a List of the Jurors prepared by the Selectmen of the Town of Middleton in accordance with Chapter 234, Section 4, General Laws:
Name
Street
Occupation
Bott, Thomas A.
East Street
Laborer
Coffin, Edward E.
School Street
Janitor
Colbert, John J.
Liberty Street
Restaurant Owner
Gould, Arthur P.
South Main Street
Laborer
Harrington, Alfred B.
Liberty. Street
Manager
Howe, Galen B.
King Street
Milk Dealer
Joyce, Thomas A.
Pleasant Street
Watchman
Mack, Roy
Central Street
Machinist
Peabody, Roland
Liberty Street
Laborer
Richardson, W. W. Wilkins, H. Bray
East Street
Farmer
Leary, Edmund
So. Main Street
Innkeeper
Pasquale, Charles
Second Ave.
Laborer
Ogden, George Ellis, George
East Street
Retired
East Street
Retired
Yours very truly,
SEAVER L. MACDONALD
HAROLD C. MITCHELL FRED L. CURRIER Selectmen of Middleton.
Boston Street
Carpenter
59
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY-TRUSTEES' REPORT TREASURER'S REPORT
INCOME:
Balance January 1, 1942
21 71
Mary Esty Emerson
50 00
Naumkeag Trust Co.
413 18
Essex Savings Bank
20 00
Broadway Savings Bank
37 32
$542 84
Town appropriation and dog tax
1,238 95
$1,781 79
EXPENDITURES:
New books
$407 98
Magazines
37 90
Binding books
97 30
Librarian and assistant
361 99
Janitor
250 00
Fuel, light and water
304 06
Insurance
77 43
Other expenses
176 14
Bank balance December 31, 1942
68 99
$1,781 79
Respectfully submitted, HARLEY M. TYLER, Treasurer.
CHARLES L. FLINT FUND
H. M. Tyler, in account with Flint Public Library: Charles L. Flint fund, principal $5,000 00
Deposited in banks, December 31, 1942: Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
890 94
Danvers Savings Bank
1,110 21
Broadway
1,866 96
Essex
1,000 00
Salem
66
518 18
MARY ESTY EMERSON FUND
Principal ($2,500 00) invested as follows:
Cerena Apartment Building Bond (par value) $ 500 00
42nd Street and Lexington Avenue, office building bond, (par value) 2,000 00
Deposited in Danvers National Bank, (Savings Dept.)
296 12
60
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT, 1943
Flint Public Library has been open as usual on Tuesday evenings and Saturday afternoons and evenings during 1942. Middleton is for- tunate in this respect for many libraries nearer the shore are open only part of their usual time:
Book deposits were sent to the Howe-Manning School for supple- mentary reading. Certificates were awarded in June.
Several residents of the town have presented the library with books, during the past year, which will be greatly appreciated by the readers. Mrs. Elloise Ludwig gave a large collection, including both fiction and non-fiction. Mrs. T. F. Donaldson also gave a large collect- ion. Others who gave books were Mrs. Frank Tyler, Mrs. Arthur Peabody, Miss Teresa Johnson and Mr. Sennart Winquist. It is very helpful to have these fine additions to the library shelves.
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