Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1943, Part 2

Author: Middleton (Mass.)
Publication date: 1944
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HIGHWAYS-CHAPTER 81-MAINTENANCE :


Appropriation


$4,500 00


State allotment


3,750 00


$8,250 00


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$4,699 50


Truck hire


458 70


Sand, stone and gravel


520 53


Supplies


299 04


Tarvia


1,675 80


Transferred to road machinery fund


595 75


Total expenditures


$8,249 32


Transferred to revenue


68


8,250 00


HIGHWAYS, CHAPTER 90-MAINTENANCE :


Appropriation


$1,000 00 500 00


$1,500 00


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$664 65


Truck hire


101 30


Sand


135 93


Tarvia


563 04


Transferred to road machinery fund


35 50


Total expenditures


$1,499 92


Transferred to revenue


08


1,500 00


State allotment


26


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


SNOW :


Appropriation


$6,000 00


Refund


9 93


$6,009 93


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$2,470 98


Truck hire


1,473 10


Sand


339 63


Equipment


315 00


Supplies


395 81


State road


16 27


Transferred to road machinery fund


997 25


Total expenditures


$6,008 24


Transferred to revenue


1 89


$6,009 93


ROAD MACHINERY FUND :


Balance January 1, 1943


$3,375 46


Transferred from Highway Dept.


1,692 75


$5,068 21


EXPENDITURES


Gasoline and oil


$786 85


Repairs and parts


626 22


Supplies


18 85


Storage


204 00


Equipment


25 00


Insurance


47 50


Registration


4 00


Total expenditures


$1,712 42


Balance carried forward


3,355 79


$5,068 21


STREET LIGHTING :


Appropriation


$2,500 00


EXPENDITURES


Middleton Electric Light Dept.


$2,500 00


27


CHARITIES ACCOUNT


CHARITIES


PUBLIC WELFARE SALARIES :


Appropriation


$250 00


EXPENDITURES


A. C. Peabody, clerk


$ 25 00


Leslie Merrifield, clerk


75 00


J. M. Colbert


75 00


R. B. Floyd


18 75


Charles Pasquale


56 25


Total expenditures $250 00


PUBLIC WELFARE MAINTENANCE :


Appropriation


$4,200 00


Refunds


4 45


$4,204 45


EXPENDITURES


GENERAL EXPENSES:


Transportation-investigation


$ 32 50


Supplies, postage, telephone


41 22


$73 72


Cash payments


$1,148 15


Groceries, clothing, rent, etc.


521 63


Medical aid


260 72


Surplus commodities


107 11


Other towns


55 50


Miscellaneous


15 43


Total expenditures


$2,108 54


Transferred to other departments


1,425 00


" revenue


597 19


$4,204 45


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-AID :


Appropriation


$16,500 00


Federal grants


14,251 78


Transferred from Public Welfare


1,000 00


Refunds


33 00


$31,784 78


28


CHARITIES ACCOUNT


EXPENDITURES


Cash payments


$31,270 56


Other towns


402 33


Total expenditures


$31,672 89


Transferred to revenue


111 89


$31,784 78


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-ADMINISTRATION :


Appropriation


$500 00


Federal grants


475 20


Balance January 1, 1943


124 04


$1,099 24


EXPENDITURES


A. C. Peabody, agent


$489 75


Transportation


28 92


Office expenses


38 32


Total expenditures


$556 99


Transferred to revenue


500 00


Balance carried forward


42 25


$1,099 24


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN :


Appropriation


$850 00


Federal grants


238 26


Transferred from Public Welfare


175 00


$1,263 26


EXPENDITURES


Cash payments


$1,238 30


Total payments


$1,238 30


Transferred to revenue


24 96


$1,263 26


29


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


STATE AID :


Appropriation


$150 00


EXPENDITURES


Transferred to revenue 150 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF :


Appropriation $500 00


EXPENDITURES


On order


159 00


Total expenditures


$159 00


Transferred to revenue


341 00


$500 00


WAR ALLOWANCES :


Appropriation


$400 00


EXPENDITURES


Transferred to Town Hall painting


$250 00


Transferred to revenue


150 00


$400 00


MEMORIAL DAY :


Appropriation


$250 00


Transferred from reserve


6 48


$256 48


EXPENDITURES


Band


$120 00


Flowers, wreaths, flags


55 92


Speaker and music


39 00


Refreshments, school children


34 56


Printing


7 00


Total expenditures $256 48


30


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


SCHOOLS


Appropriation


$29,350 00


EXPENDITURES


SALARIES:


Teachers and supervisors


$14,723 57


Nurse


319 00


Physician


80 00


Attendance officer


50 00


$15,172 57


GENERAL EXPENSES:


Salary-superintendent


406 85


Salary-clerk


75 00


Expenses-superintendent


98 10


Expenses-office


77 24


$657 19


Books and supplies


$1,242 47


Tuition


6,202 28


Transportation


3,250 00


Janitor service


1,616 64


Building and ground maintenance


486 93


Fuel and light


651 20


Miscellaneous


36 84


Total expenditures Transferred to revenue


33 88


$29,350 00


VOCATIONAL EDUCATION :


Appropriation


$400 00


EXPENDITURES


Tuition


$7 20


Total expenditures


$ 7 20


Transferred to revenue


392 80


$400 00


$13,486 36


29,316 12


31


LIBRARY AND PARK DEPARTMENTS


LIBRARY :


$800 00


Dog tax


$1,175 15


EXPENDITURES


On order


$1,175 15


(For detailed report see Trustees' report)


PARK :


Appropriation


$175 00


Transferred from reserve


5 00


$180 00


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$130 00


Supplies


43 38


Water


6 52


Total expenditures


$179 90


Transferred to revenue


10


180 00


Appropriation


375 15


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


John H. Ross,


10 00


Total expenditures $45 00


CEMETERY MAINTENANCE :


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Endowment funds


424 27


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$1,323 22


Truck hire


18 50


Supplies


61 99


Water


12 21


Total expenditures $1,415 92


8 35


Transferred to revenue


$1,424 27


CEMETERY GRAVES :


Appropriation $350 00


EXPENDITURES


Labor


$290 48


Truck hire


41 00


Lowering device, hire


9 00


Total expenditures


$340 48


Transferred to revenue


9 52


$350 00


CEMETERY ENDOWMENT :


Received


$545 00


EXPENDITURES


$545 00


Deposited in Savings Banks


$1,424 27


UNCLASSIFIED


UNCLASSIFIED


CONTINGENT FUND :


Appropriation


Donation, scrap drive


$800 00 50 00


$850 00


EXPENDITURES


ELECTION AND TOWN MEETINGS:


Printing and delivering town reports


$257 00


Printing ballots


14 60


Election officers


69 60


Election officers' lunches


4 50


$345 70


Maintenance old school


57 10


Scales, weighing fees


23 35


Flags


50 86


Essex Street water


28 38


Survey and maps


34 76


Fire alarm


44 33


Printing


5 25


$244 03


Total expenditures Transferred to revenue


589 73


260 27


$850 00


INSURANCE :


Appropriation


$1,400 00


Transferred from reserve


90 59


$1,490 59


EXPENDITURES


Employers' liability


$547 27


Building liability


81 30


New school


402 29


Sealer's equipment


23 80


Fire department


69 50


War damage


134 43


Clerk's bond


7 50


Collector's bond and burglary insurance


125 00


Treasurer's "


١,


72 50


Total expenditures $1,490 59


34


UNCLASSIFIED


INTEREST :


Appropriation


$800 00


EXPENDITURES


Revenue notes


126 74


School construction note


660 00


Total expenditures


$786 74


Transferred to revenue


13 26


$800 00


RESERVE FUND :


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Transferred to:


Civilian defense


$600 00


Insurance


90 59


Town Officers' Expenses


172 89


Fire Department


80 76


Memorial Day


6 48


Park Department


5 00


Police Department


4 70


Revenue


39 58


$1,000 00


MANSFIELD FUND :


Balance January 1, 1943


$ 54 65


Received from Old Colony Trust Co. 850 00


$904 65


EXPENDITURES


Band concerts


$276 00


Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets


318 00


Picnic


309 86


Total expenditures


$903 86


Balance carried forward


79


$904 65


35


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


RECEIPTS


Energy


$50,268 98


Street lighting appropriation


2,500 00


Supplies sold


37 55


Private work


66 05


Insurance


33 50


Balance January 1, 1943


2,807 14


$55,713 22


EXPENDITURES


ENERGY PURCHASED :


Eastern Mass. Elec. Co.


$34,894 09


Danvers Electric Light Dept.


29 97


$34,924 06


MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION:


Labor


$6,085 90


Supplies and express


4,322 21


Truck maintenance


580 48


Insurance


353 19


$11,232 15


Office supplies and expenses


494 93


A. B. Harrington, salary


1,200 00


Depreciation


1,999 47


Total expenditures


49,850 61


Transferred to Town


1,500 00


Transferred to Meter Deposit Fund


120 00


Balance carried forward


4,242 61


$55,713 22


DEPRECIATION FUND :


Balance January 1, 1943


$5,006 62


Transferred to fund


1,999 47


Balance carried forward


$7,006 09


36


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


METER DEPOSIT FUND :


Balance January 1, 1943


$2,024 63


Deposits


530 00


Transferred from Electric Light account


120 00


$2,674 63


EXPENDITURES


Refunds


450 00


Transferred to interest account


15 63


465 63


Balance carried forward


2,209 00


$2,674 63


METER DEPOSIT INTEREST :


Interest on deposits 1943


$38 12


Interest on deporits 1942


15 63


Balance carried forward


$53 75


87


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


TEMPORARY LOANS :


Balance outstanding January 1, 1943


$25,000 00


EXPENDITURES


Merchants National Bank


$25,000 00


MATURING DEBT :


Appropriation


$3,000 00


School construction notes


$3,000 00


COUNTY CHARGES :


County tax


$3,193 99


Dog tax


453 40


$3,647 39


EXPENDITURES


County treasurer


$3,647 39


STATE CHARGES:


State tax


$1,700 00


State parks and reservations


61 89


Home care for Civil War Widows


400 00


$2,161 89


EXPENDITURES


State treasurer


$2,161 89


FEDERAL CHARGES :


Withholding Tax


$2,757 50


EXPENDITURES


Collector of Internal Revenue


$2,757 50


TAX ABATEMENTS-REFUNDS :


1942 tax levy


$ 110 40


1942 motor vehicle excise tax


5 85


1943 tax levy


49 60


1943 motor vehicle excise tax


8 17


1943 poll tax


2 00


$176 02


EXPENDITURES


BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1943-GENERAL ACCOUNTS ASSETS LIABILITIES


Cash on hand


$66,301 39


Mansfield Fund Income -


ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE:


TAXES-Levy of 1943


$ 9,818 72


Electric Light, meter deposits 2,209 00


int. 53 75


TAXES, MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE:


911 95


-


cash 4,242 61


13,511 45


TAX TITLES AND POSSESSIONS:


792 25


Tax titles -


-


-


$7,196 10


1,844 71


Tax possessions - 2,215 22


$ 9,411 32


OVERLAY RESERVED FOR ABATEMENTS: Levy of 1943 - -


1,181 18


DEPARTMENTAL:


Public Welfare .


- 964 92


Old Age Assistance - 1,429 02


Public Health -


- 110 71


$ 2,504 65 5,542 59


Municipal Light


Deficit-Overlay 1938 -


-


- 12 38


1939 -


-


- 12 45


1940 -


-


- 11 58


1941 -


- 11 58


County tax -


- 192 16


240 15


State Aid, Highway


768 34


$95,871 86


$95,871 86


BALANCE SHEET


REVENUE RESERVED UNTIL COLLECTED: Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes $ 911 95


Departmental 2,504 65


Tax Titles - 9,411 32


Municipal Light -


5,542 59


18,370 51


Surplus revenue -


55,877 40


$ 79 Cemetery Lots Fund -


855 00


. Road Machinery Fund -


3,355 79


TAXES-PERSONAL PROPERTY: - Levy of 1943 354 75


depreciation 7,006 09


Levy of 1943


Appropriation Balances Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus - .


Overestimate State Tax


82 78


38


DEBT ACCOUNTS


ASSETS Net Funded or Fixed Debt 1


LIABILITIES


$30,000 00


School Construction Notes - $30,000 00


TRUST FUNDS ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Trust Funds Cash and Securities :


David Cummings Fund


$10,290 83


In Custody of Town Treasurer


$31,262 77


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund


17,493 94


In Custody of Library Trustees


8,435 46


Post War Rehabiliation Fund


3,478 00


In Custody of Naumkeag Trust Co.


12,001 21


Charles Flint Library Fund


5,553 69


Mary E. Emerson Book Fund


2,881 77


B. F. Emerson Library Fund


12,001 21


$51,699 44


$51,699 44


BALANCE SHEET


39


40


TREASURER'S REPORT


TREASURER'S REPORT December 31, 1943


Balance January 1, 1943


$68,853 83


RECEIVED FROM TAX COLLECTOR:


1942 Tax


$11,352 85


Interest


299 82


Excise


120 25


Interest


84


Poll tax


14 00


Interest


26


Demand


1 75


Personal


477 81


Interest


9 52


1943


Tax


50,463 38


Interest


16 64


Excise


1,854 80


Interest


94


Poll tax


932 00


Interest


02


Demand®


43 05


Personal


2,194 00


Interest


06


RECEIVED FROM ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT:


A. B. HARRINGTON, MGR.


Collections


$50,268 98


Meter deposits


530 00


Supplies sold


37 55


Private work


66 05


Damage to pole


33 50


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT:


Salary transfer


$782 25


ROAD MACHINERY FUND:


Machinery rentals


$1,692 75


41


TREASURER'S REPORT


CEMETERY:


Endowed lots


$545 00


Graves, opening


447 00


Graves and lots sold


110 00


COUNTY OF ESSEX:


Dog officer


96 00


Dog tax refund


375 15


Highways


1,085 58


LICENSES:


FUNERAL:


Stockwell Funeral Homes


2 00


JUNK:


Eli London


5 00


LIQUOR AND ADVERTISING:


Violet Doebbelin


152 00


Roy Hurlburt


127 00


Esther Katz


152 00


John Katz


252 00


Middleton Arms


352 00


Red Rock


252 00


Roy Richards


352 00


Thomas Sleet


152 00


INNHOLDERS:


Violet Doebbelin


5 00


Roy Richards


5 00


Middelton Arms


5 00


VICTUALLERS:


Esther Katz


1 00


Thomas Sleet


1 00


MILK: Whiting Co.


50


MOTOR VEHICLES, GAS, ALCOHOL:


Perley Burrill


8 00


Edward Hoffman


5 00


M. MacWhinnie


2 00


Thomas Sleet


2 00


George Stahler


9 00


E. Tremblay


1 00


42


TREASURER'S REPORT


OLEO:


Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.


50


Granville Demeritt 50


Wilbur Witham


50


PASTEURIZATION:


H. K. Richardson 20 00


SLAUGHTERING:


Mary Picariello 1 00


SUNDAY:


Granville Demerritt


1 00


Edythe Graham


1 00


Hector Germain


1 00


Roy Hurlburt


1 00


Rufus Hurlburt


1 00


C. Sokoloski


1 00


Sousa Oil Co.


1 00


PUBLIC WELFARE:


Danvers


201 50


Salem


850 77


Somerville


70 25


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE,


Refund


$ 13 00


Cambridge


95 50


Danvers


99 67


Essex


13 34


Ipswich


78 67


Lynn


83 67


North Andover


56 67


Peabody


119 34


Somerville


46 67


Winthrop


63 33


TAX TITLES:


$2,637 06


VICTORY TAX:


490 30


20% WITHHOLDING TAX


2,267 20


MISCELLANEOUS:


Adjutant-General, State Guard uniforms


361 80


Cancelled cheeks 54 38


Civilian Defense


168 18


43


TREASURER'S REPORT


District Court, fines


$ 10 00


Dog tax, J. Warren Osborne


453 40


Interest endowed lots:


Danvers Savings Bank


225 32


Salem Five Cent Savings Bank


123 75


Salem Savings Bank


75 20


Interest Meter Deposit Fund: Danvers Savings Bank


38 12


Lots sold


276 00


Mansfield Fund


850 00


Private moth work, Albert Sheldon


436 25


Red Men, flags


6 00


Rent, Middleton Electric Light Dept.


84 00


Rent, Town Hall:


Edward MacDonald


79 40


Sands S. Pike


146 20


Sale of beds, Albert Sheldon


10 00


Sale of stove, Orrin Stevens


20 00


School Department:


Reimbursement for loss of book


37


Tuition, Edward Oppler


40 00


Scrap drive fund, A. B. Harrington


150 00


Sealer's fees, Louis Moreau


68 66


H. E. Tyler, refund


25 00


Town of Danvers:


Reimbursement for loss of taxes


593 31


Weighing fees


85 80


STATE TREASURER:


Aid dependent children :


State


499 06


U. S. Grant


184 26


Contagious Diseases


240 50


Corporation tax


6,910 66


Department of Public Health


115 71


Highways:


Chapter 81 maintenance


3,460 99


Chapter 90 construction


1,282 03


Chapter 90 maintenance


943 83


12 Income tax


7,120 00


Inspection of Animals, compensation


87 50


Loss of taxes


666 00


Mass. School Fund 1942


466 22


Meal tax


843 42


44


TREASURER'S REPORT


O. A. A .:


Administration


$ 475 20


State


14,535 54


U. S. grant


14,251 78


School superintendent


235 17


State Guard, uniform allowance 70 00


Support of indigent persons


189 00


Temporary aid and transportation


1,109 75


Transportation, High School 1,385 55


Tuition, transportation, guardian children


44 16


Veterans pensions :,


State aid 50 00


War allowance 80 00


Vocational education


137 50


Total receipts


$195,671 34


$264,525 17


EXPENDITURES


Selectmen's orders $198,223 78


Balance December 31, 1943


66,301 39


$264,525 17


INVESTMENTS


Two United States War Bonds $1,480 00


(Authorized at Town Meeting, March 10, 1942)


Eight United States War Bonds 1,998 00


(Authorized at Town Meeting, March 9, 1943)


1,480 00


Two United States War Bonds (Authorized by Electric Light Dept.)


Transferred from Meter Deposit Fund to Danvers Sav. Bank 1,500 00


Interest to October 1, 1943 53 75


MARION E. MITCHELL,


Treasurer.


45


TREASURER'S REPORT


LAND OWNED BY TOWN December 31, 1943


The Town owns the following parcels of land. These parcels have been deeded to the Town by the Treasurer:


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 inclu- sive; 321, 329, 330, 333/337 inclusive; 344/371 inclusive;376, 378, 387/ 398 inclusive.


MIDDLETON PINES:


Lots Numbers 308, 309, 767/769, inclusive; 1068, 1069, 1149.


RIVER VIEW PARK SECTION 1:


Lots Numbers 52/55 inclusive; 234/238 inclusive; 258/261 inclusive; 302, 303, 304.


WOODLAND PARK:


Lots Numbers 575, 576.


FORECLOSED BY LAND COURT DECREES:


16 Acres and buildings on North side of School Street.


20 Acres and buildings on East side of Liberty Street.


MARION E. MITCHELL, Treasurer.


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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT


Cemetery Endowment Account-1943


NAME


No. of Løt


Fund


Balance 1942


Interest Received


Amount Paid Out


Balance 1943


Atwood, L. Frank


360


$100 00


$122 52


$3 08


$3 75


$121 85


Atwood, Morrison


128


150 00


161 11


4 07


3 75


161 43


Averill, Edward P.


52


100 00


107 12


2 70


2 75


107 07


Averill, Joseph


346


100 00


105 27


2 64


3 00


104 91


Barnaby, Caroline V.


646


100 00


115 61


2 91


3 25


115 27


Bastable, Arthur


10 S. B 150 00


150 84


3 78


3 00


151 62


Batchelder, Harold T.


528


75 00


79 59


2 00


1 75


79 84


Berry, Allen


112


125 00


137 45


3 45


2 75


138 15


Berry, William


178


100 00


106 34


2 67


2 75


106 26


Bouchard, Louis


706


100 00


107 24


2 69


3 25


106 68


Bradstreet,, H. H.


1 S. B. 150 00


150 00


3 77


2 50


151 27


Brown, Sarah F.


֏ of434 50 00


53 23


1 32


1 25


53 30


Bryer, Allen D.


526


100 00


106 50


2 67


3 25


105 92


Bryer, Lillian L.


606


150 00


150 00


3 14


3 00


150 14


Carleton, Loring


34


200 00


2 08


2 00


200 08


Carter, Mary O.


137


150 00


152 88


3 83


3 50


153 21


Conlon, Mary A.


100 00


107 91


2 71


3 25


107 37


Curry, Mary A.


342


100 00


108 24


2 73


2 25


108 72


Curtis, Phoebe


50 00


53 46


1 34


1 25


53 55


Dame, John


284


150 00


161 47


4 05


3 75


161 77


Day, Mrs. Geo. E.


588


50 00


53 44


1 34


1 25


53 53


Day, Weaver


248


150 00


155 67


3 92


3 50


156 09


Demsey, J. W.


156


100 00


106 44


2 67


3 25


105 86


Dennett, Ruth H.


24


75 00


77 95


1 94


1 50


78 39


Downing, William H.


626


100 00


110 98


2 78


1 75


112 01


Eaton, Irvin L.


168


75 00


77 43


1 94


2 50


76 87


Emerson, Benjamin F.


214


150 00


163 75


4 10


3 75


164 10


Emerson, Ellen M.


138


100 00


104 39


2 61


2 75


104 25


Emerson, Eunice W.


166


100 00


107 90


2 70


2 75


107 85


Emerson, Henry P.


496


500 00


525 58


13 21


14 20


524 59


Esty and Hutchinson


48


100 00


107 24


2 69


3 25


106 68


Esty, Allena A.


258


200 00


228 14


5 73


4 00


229 87


Estey Annie E.


572


100 00


105 32


2 64


3 25


104 71


Estey, Loren G.


538


100 00


118 70


2 98


121 68


Fletcher, Samuel A.


130


100 00


103 86


2 60


3 25


103 21


Flint, George B.


152


66 30


69 99


1 74


1 50


70 23


Flint, Harley A.


256


100 00


104 06


2 61


3 25


103 42


Fowler, Alonzo


12


100 00


106 28


2 67


3 50


105 45


Frame, L. Maria


516


125 00


132 50


3 33


3 50


132 33


Frost, Chas. O.


340


150 00


165 30


4 15


1 50


167 95


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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT


Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued


NAME


No. of Lot


Fund


Balance 1942


Interest Received


Amount Paid Out


Balance 1943


Fuller, Abijah


110


$150 00


$170 11


$4 28


$3 75


$170 64


Fuller, Daniel


628


100 00


106 35


2 67


3 25


105 77


Fuller, Jeremiah


70


125 00


141 85


3 56


3 50


141 91


Fuller, Lida A.


686


100 00


106 70


2 68


3 00


106 38


Fuller, Luella F.


158


150 00


154 30


3 89


3 50


154 69


Fuller, Lydia & Timothy


268


100 00


107 76


2 71


3 00


107 47


Fuller, Sophronia -


236


200 00


234 83


5 89


4 50


236 22


Fuller and Taylor


644


150 00


154 10


3 89


3 50


154 49


Fuller, William H.


336


100 00


106 02


2 67


3 25


105 44


Gifford, William


180


100 00


105 71


2 65


2 75


105 61


Gilbert, James


188


100 00


106 80


2 68


3 25


106 23


Godfrey, William R.


714


100 00


103 06


2 59


3 25


102 40


Goodwin, Ira E. Heirs of


380


100 00


106 71


2 68


2 25


107 14


Goswiler, Carl B.


716


150 00


172 53


3 94


3 00


173 47


Gould, Andrew


352


50 00


54 07


1 36


1 25


54 18


Gould, Eben


514


100 00


108 32


2 71


3 25


107 78


Gould, Porter I.


414


100 00


107 30


2 69


3 50


106 49


Graves, D. Augustine


234


100 00


105 25


2 64


3 50


104 39


Graves, Kendall E.


586


100 00


105 25


2 64


3 25


104 64


Hall, E. P.


106


100 00


109 65


2 75


3 25


109 15


Ham, Elinor P.


356


125 00


135 37


3 40


3 50


135 27


Harlow, Levi F.


684


100 00


106 78


2 69


2 75


106 72


Haskell, Ella C.


390


200 00


206 50


5 20


5 25


206 45


Higgins, Lewis S.


264


100 00


111 09


2 79


3 25


110 63


Hobbs, Kathryn


+ of 588


50 00


53 54


1 34


1 25


53 63


Hoelzel, William


5-6S. B. 150 00


150 31


3 78


3 00


151 09


Hutchinson and Russell -


518


100 00


104 71


2 63


3 25


104 09


Hutchinson, Caroline A.


253


100 00


105 96


2 65


3 50


105 11


Hutchinson, Elisha P.


740


100 00


105 70


2 65


3 25


105 10


Johnson, Frank E.


804


100 00


110 78


2 78


1 75


111 81


Jones, John E.


372


100 00


105 40


2 65


2 75


105 30


Jones, Samuel


290


100 00


108 26


2 73


3 25


107 74


Leavitt, Jerome


62


150 00


162 14


4 08


3 75


162 47


McGlauflin, Benjamin T.


76


150 00


150 14


3 78


2 50


151 42


McIntire, Abraham


132


75 00


78 96


1 97


2 25


78 68


McIntire, Annie M.


338


100 00


110 66


2 78


3 50


109 94


McKenne, Thomas


532


150 00


150 00


Peabody & Hutchinson


182-84


150 00


159 07


4 00


4 00


159 07


Peabody, Andrew


56


100 00


104 81


2 63


3 25


104 19


Peabody, A. W.


90


200 00


243 76


6 14


5 50


244 40


Peabody, Dean


344


100 00


103 58


2 60


4 00


102 18


48


TREASURER'S ACCOUNT


Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued


NAME


No. of Lot


Fund


Balance 1942


Interest Received


Amount Paid Out


Balance 1943


Peabody, John L.


196


$100 00


$107 42


$2 69


$2 75


$107 36


Peabody, John W., 2nd


192


150 00


151 36


3 81


3 00


152 17


Peabody, Laura E.


534


100 00


107 27


2 70


3 25


106 72


Peabody, Merrill


754


100 00


107 30


2 69


3 50


106 49


Peabody, S. Maria


584


100 00


106 96


2 68


3 50


106 14


Peabody, Samuel M.


204


100 00


106 77


2 68


3 25


106 20


Peabody, William M.


100 00


106 85


2 68


3 50


106 03


Phelps, Annie H.


146


150 00


168 34


4 23


3 50


169 07


Phelps, William A.


148


100 00


106 30


2 67


3 25


105 72


Pike, Sarah J.


412


125 00


135 47


3 40


3 50


135 37


Putney, Lucretia


104


150 00


150 98


3 79


3 00


151 77


Richardson, Benj. F.


164


100 00


107 25


2 70


3 25


106 70


Richardson, Daniel


100 00


107 11


2 70


3 25


106 56


Richardson, Rev. D. W.


410


100 00


106 84


2 69


3 25


106 28


Richardson, Eli


363


150 00


163 10


4 10


3 75


163 45


Richardson, Lucy G.


80


100 00


105 95


2 65


3 00


105 60


Richardson, William J.


250


150 00


156 33


3 93


3 75


156 51


Russell, George


114


150 00


31


150 31


Russell, Harriett W.


100 00


106 36


2 67


3 25


105 78


Russell, P. B.


430


200 00


225 24


5 66


4 50


226 40


Sargent, James A.


750


100 00


106 15


2 67


3 25


105 57


Sheldon, Lucy J.


212


150 00


152 19


3 83


3 50


152 52


Skinner & Wilkins


400


100 00


107 07


2 69


3 25


106 51


Smith, E. D. & M. J.


436


100 00


105 11


2 64


3 50


104 25


Smith, George H.


764


100 00


108 23


2 71


3 00


107 94


Smith, Sarah F.


102


150 00


168 14


4 23


3 50


168 87


Soper, Polly A.


298


100 00


106 24


2 67


3 50


105 41


Stiles, David


150 00


169 52


4 25


3 75


170 02


Stiles, Farnham


10


100 00


106 19


2 67


3 50


105 36


Stiles, Hiram A.


30


150 00


163 45


4 12


3 75


163 82


Stiles, Osgood F.


424


150 00


163 56


4 12


4 50


163 18


Stiles, Sumner P.


482


150 00


163 22


4 12


3 50


163 84


Symonds, Charles H.


448


100 00


105 98


2 65


3 25


105 38


Taylor, Benjamin H.


334


100 00


107 11


2 70


3 50


106 31


Tedford, Joseph A.


810


150 00


157 16


3 95


3 50


157 61


Thomas, H. Amelia


64


75 00


79 18


1 99


2 50


78 67


Thompson, C. E. & Ellen


392


200 00


240 91


6 04


4 50


242 45


Tufts, Wilbur


486


100 00


105 15


2 64


3 25


104 54


Tyler, Ansel P.


540


150 00


168 89


4 23


173 12


Wellman, John R.


40


200 00


221 36


5 56


5 50


221 42


Weston, Samuel W.


36


200 00


210 96


5 29


5 50


210 75


-


49


TREASURER'S ACCOUNT


Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued


NAME


No. of Lot


Fund


Balance 1942


Interest Received


Amount Paid Out


Balance 1943


White, Henry F. -


208


$ 80 00


$ 84 02


$2 12


$2 00


$ 84 14


Whitman, Carl N.


116


100 00


105 43


2 64


3 25


104 82


Wilkins, H. H. & C. B. 440-442


300 00


305 66


7 70


5 00


308 36


Wilkins, Edward W.


172


150 00


184 51


4 65


3 75


185 41


Wilkins, Henry A.


254


100 00


105 88


2 65


3 00


105 53


Wilkins, Luther


176


150 00


174 16


4 38


5 00


173 54


Wilkins, Susan A.


596


100 00


104 42


2 61


3 00


104 03


Wilkins, Samuel H.


230


100 00


107 33


2 71


3 00


107 04


Wilkins, Timothy


50


100 00


109 81


2 75


3 32


109 24


Wilkins and Young


614


150 00


150 00


2 82


2 50


150 32


Young, John


278


100 00


105 59


2 65


3 00


105 24


Section C 1/2 Graves


55 37


47


60 84


Totals


$16,246 30


$17,492 04 $426 17


$424 27


$17,493 94


50


TREASURER'S REPORT


CUMMINGS FUND


Balance January 1, 1943


United Shoe Machinery Shares


$9,150 37 975 00


RECEIPTS


United Shoe Machinery, dividends


$121 90


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, interest


115 49


Salem Savings Bank, interest


110 51


347 90


Total income


10,473 27


Trustees' orders


182 44


$10,290 83


Balance December 31, 1943


Salem Five Cent Savings Bank


$4,692 49


Salem Savings Bank


4,504 45


Merchants National Bank


118 89


United Shoe, shares


975 00


$10,290 83


MARION E. MITCHELL, Treasurer


ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE


Various Departments


OF THE


Town of Middleton


FOR THE


Year Ending December 31, 1943


PART II


53


PAYROLL ANALYSIS


PAYROLL ANALYSIS


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Labor


Truck


W. Barthelemy


$ 72 00


T. A. Bott


961 60


P. Donovan


$350 40


R. E. Duclow


10 20


G. F. Evans


1,470 00


Charles Fanning


36 00


E. L. Foss, Jr.


10 20


A. P. Gould


1,486 20


E. R. Gould


14 40


D. Hagan


24 00


T. Klosowski


654 00


A. G. Marshall


1,553 65


B. Morrison


10 20


G. Nash


52 20


B. F. Ogden


1,192 75


G. B. Ogden


744 25


G. Peabody


11 40


M. Pollcoh


43 80


R. Peabody


1,366 40


S. S. Pike


75 00


J. Roush


9 60


C. E. Richardson


1,224 90


J. H. Ross


470 00


P. D. Ryan


68 40


R. Shuman


33 60


A. A. Sheldon


790 10


O. H. Sheldon


505 20


D. Vernotte


14 40


R. Wheatly


11 40


$9,831 35


$1,979 60


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


Labor


C. T. Brackett


$2,306 70


R. C. Currier


1,985 30


S. L. MacDonald


1,792 20


$6,084 20


51


PAYROLL ANALYSIS


MOTH DEPARTMENT


Labor


Truck


Thomas Bott


$ 252 00


G. F. Evans


53 40


Chas. Fanning


4 80


A. P. Gould


51 00


E. R. Gould


60 00


A. G. Marshall


38 40


Roland Peabody


177 60


C. E. Richardson


141 60


J. A. Roush


7 20


A. A. Sheldon


308 22


$228 75


O. H. Sheldon


$1,094 22


$435 75


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Labor


Truck


L. Barthelemy


$ 189 75


N. Gage


253 10


A. H. Kitchen


7 00


D. Lumb


11 75


R. N. Maxwell


745 81


$59 50


B. Morrison


9 60


John Massison


7 20


Geo. Nash


12 00


E. Pelletier


4 00


C. Peterson


17 75


D. Ryan


7 20


R. Stemuck


24 25


R. Sanborn


253 80


A. W. Wilkins


10 20


$1,570 21


$59 50


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Labor


T. A. Bott




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