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RECAPITULATION OF DEPARTMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERS AND EXPENDITURES
December 31, 1950
Appropriation and Transfers
Expended
Unexpended Balance
Moderator, salary
$50 00
50 00
Finance Committee Expenses
25 00
24 00
1 00
Selectmen, Salaries
750 00
750 00
Expenses
405 00
361 71
43 29
Accountant Salary
700 00
700 00
Expenses
50 00
47 70
2 30
Treasurers Salary
700 00
700 00
Expenses
331 00
331 00
Tax Titles Expenses
400 00
400 00
Refund
4 00
404 00
152 25
251 75
Collectors Salary
700 00
700 00
Expenses
470 00
470 00
Assessors Salaries
1,500 00
1,500 00
Expenses
595 00
595 00
Expenses
100 00
40 10
59 90
Town Clerks Salary
400 00
70 80
8 70
Election and Registrations Sal.
220 00
220 00
Expenses 550 00
Transfer 13 47
564 47
564 47
Planning Board Expenses
100 00
100 00
Water survey
500 00
450 00
50 00
Town Hall Salary
730 00
730 00
Expenses
1,200 00
791 99
408 01
Repairs
1,314 35
1,286 54
27 81
Memorial Hall Salary
250 00
250 00
Expenses 650 00
Transfer
614 32
1,264 32
1,264 32
Constable Salary
35 00
35 00
Police Salaries and Wages
4,390 00
4,310 00
80 00
Expenses 1,610 00 Transfer 89 17
1,699 17
1,699 17
Civilian Defense
100 00
68 45
31 55*
Fire Salaries
795 00
726 66
68 34
Expenses Truck
4,110 00
4,098 66
11 34
Building Inspector Salary
200 00
200 00
Expenses
50 00
50 00
Expenses
50 00
Transfer
50 00
100 00
54 71
42 59
Town Counsel Salary
400 00
400 00
Expenses
79 50
4,000 00
4,000 00
Board of Appeals
44 APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFERS-EXPENDITURES
Appropriations and Transfers
Expended
Unexpended Balance
Sealer of Weights and Meas. Sal. Expenses
125 00
125 00
75 00
Moth Wages and Expenses
1,200 00
1,200 00
Tree Warden Wages, Expenses 1,000 00
Transfer 150 00
1,150 00
1,149 49
51
Poison Ivy Control
300 00
299 90
10
Dutch Elm Disease Control
200 00
200 00
Tree Removal
225 00
225 00
Power Sprayer
2,000 00
1,977 92
22 08
Health Salary and Expenses
1,600 00
1,485 42
114 58
Essex Sanatorium Assessment
2,750 37
2,750 37
Dental Clinic
500 00
97 00
403 00
Inspector of Slaughtering Sal.
100 00
100 00
Inspector of Cattle Salary
200 00
200 00
Road Mach. Fund Bal. 3,964 56
Receipts 4,871 25
8,835 81
5,000 00
3,835 81*
Highways, Wages, Expenses
4,000 00
Transfer 1,200 00
5,200 00
5,010 69
189 31
Chapter 81
4.800 00
13,600 00
13,600 00
Chapter 90 Main.
2,000 00
State
1,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
Chapter 90 Con.
2,879 80
State and County 6,000 00
8,879 80
8,276 70
603 10*
Snow
Essex St., Land Taking
396 95
107 00
289 95*
Middleton Sq., Survey
395 25
395 25
Street Lighting
3,000 00
3,000 00
Traffic Lights
100 00
46 11
53 89
Public Welfare Salaries
475 00
475 00
422 62
Old Age Assistance Aid
25,000 00
Refund
66 24
25,066 24
19,020 22
4,546 02
Federal Grant
19,227 07
16,104 98
3,122 09*
Administration
2,600 00
2,239 04
360 96
Federal Grant
666 16
150 00
516 66
Aid Dependent Children
Aid
4,000 00
Transfer
1,500 00
5,500 00
5,105 15
394 85
Federal Grant
2,745 34
1,823 00
922 34*
Administration
Federal Grant
113 92
113 92*
Veterans' Agent Salary
250 00
250 00
Expense
25 00
25 00
Veterans' Aid
2,000 00
1,072 00
928 00
7,500 00
6,039 38
1,460 62
Oak Road, Special
300 00
300 00*
Expenses
8,000 00
7,577 38
State 8,800 00
75 00
45
APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFERS-EXPENDITURES
Appropriation and Transfers
Expended
Unexpended Balance
School Salaries
34,141 63
34,038 69
102 94
Expenses
26,227 21
25,991 80
235 41
Addition
189,500 00
72,093 58
117,406 42*
Lunch
3,249 26
2,729 51
519 75*
Vocational Education
1,500 00
687 13
812 87
Library Salaries
1,200 00
1,134 67
65 33
Expenses
1,313 05
1,308 42
4 63
Park Expenses
750 00
197 50
2 50
Essex County Retirement Board
1,580 16
1,580 16
Memorial Day
400 00
388 13
11 87
Town Reports
642 80
Insurance
1,680 00
1,630 96
49 04
Municipal Building Survey
200 00
200 00
Electric Light
Energy
50,000 00
49,409 13
590 87
Expenses 13,000 00
Transfer
1,102 82
14,102 82
14,102 82
Wages
13,100 00
Transfer
383 38
13,483 38
13,483 38
Salaries
3,000 00
2,950 00
50 00
Depreciation
2,874 18
2,874 18
Lakeview Ave., Lights
300 00
300 00
Peabody St., Lights
900 00
900 00
Town Scales Salary
50 00
50 00
Expenses
25 00
25 00
Cemeteries Salaries
90 00
85 00
Expenses
2,300 00
Income
523 00
2,823 00
2,821 92
1 08
Graves
500 00
494 00
6 00
Equipment
400 00
35 28
364 72*
Municipal Indebtedness
6,000 00
6,000 00
Interest
360 00
Transfer
49 17
409 17
409 17
Tree Clearing
200 00
575 17
174 83
642 80
* Balance carried forward
BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1950-GENERAL ACCOUNTS ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash on hand
$ 205,516 25
Land Sale Funds
- $ 5,552 12
Petty Cash Advance
50 00
Land Low Value Fund -
161 63
Mansfield Fund Income -
-
43 75
Lots and Graves Fund -
350 00
Road Machinery Fund 1
3,835 81
Poll $22 00
Personal property
1,628 75
Real Estate
8,122 72
Motor Vehicle Excise
1,840 19
Electric Light Dept.
Meter deposits
950 00
Depreciation Fund 10,474 38
Surplus 2,196 93
TAX TITLES AND POSSESSIONS:
Tax titles -
4,049 11
Tax possessions -
2,465 59
6,514 70
Dog Tax for County -
16 20
DEPARTMENTAL:
Old Age Assistance - 129 96
Public Welfare 136 03 .
Appropriation Balances 125,060 00 - 1
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
387 71
Aid Dependent Children 912 78 Public Health - 134 29 - 1
1950 Overlay -
350 25
Town Hall
124 50
1 - Reserve For Petty Cash Advance 50 00 -
$1,437 56
Tailings
- 143 86
1
1
1
-
-
-
1
1
46
BALANCE SHEET
-
Premium on Bond Issue -
2,068 25
-
-
-
1
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: TAXES-1950
11,613 66
13,621 31
BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1950-GENERAL ACCOUNTS
MUNICIPAL LIGHT:
Energy
$7,947 26
Miscellaneous
153 63
$8,100 89
State Aid to Highways
10,660 05
County Aid to “
2,000 00
REVENUE RESERVED UNTIL COLLECTED :
Departmental 1,437 56
Tax Titles
6,514 70
Motor Vehicle excise
1,840 89
Municipal Light
8,100 89
Highway
12,660 05
12,660 05
30,553 39
Overestimate County Tax Surplus Revenue
673 80
State Tax Deficit
73 27
63,098 30
245,966 38
$245,966 38
BALANCE SHEET
47
BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1950-DEBT AND TRUST FUNDS DEBT ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$204,000 00
School Construction Loan 12,000 00
Old School Alteration Loan 2,000 00
Tractor Purchase Loan 2,000 00
School Addition Loan 188,000 00
$204,000 00
$204,000 00
TRUST FUNDS ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Trust and Investment Funds
David Cummings Fund
7,296 72
Cash and securities
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
25,799 84
In Custody of Town Treasurer
$42,568 56
Post War Rehabilitation Fund
9,472 00
In Custody of Library Trustees
9,454 54
In Custody of Naumkeag Trust Co.
10,169 99
Charles L. Flint Library Fund
6,063 29
Mary E. Emerson Book Fund
3,391 25
B. F. Emerson Library Fund
10,169 99
$62,193 09
$62,193 09
48
BALANCE SHEET
49
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Labor
Truck
Leopold Blais
$2,240 80
Blais Brothers
$373 00
Raymond Colby
2,451 90
James Donovan
1,884 50
Robert Fuller
2,387 70
John J. Hocter
2,802 00
William J. Hocter
16 00
Clement Kimball
8 00
Leo Kopachi
8 80
Ted Klosowski
685 75
Charles Lord
5 00
Allan Marshall
2,468 40
James Ogden
290 00
Hazen K. Richardson
128 00
Oscar H. Sheldon
774 75
Leonard Smith
78 00
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Charles Baker
392 00
Arthur Lord
32 00
Roy Lord
150 00
Harrison Masse
22 00
Richard Maxwell
1,353 25
150 00
Richard Murphy
95 50
Thomas Murphy
806 00
Arthur Page
277 00
Richard Sanborn, Jr.
48 50
John Steele
15 00
PARK DEPARTMENT
Henry Luscomb
94 60
Donald Osgood
6 00
Carl Shuman
5 00
James Stewart
189 00
Richard Stewart
34 00
George Ticehurst
46 00
50
PAYROLL ANALYSIS
FORESTRY DEPARTMENT
Labor
Truck
Charles Baker
$ 78 00
Max Breau
118 50
Raymond Colby
8 80
Irvin Conley
16 10
Conley & Brown
$ 59 75
Raymond Currier, Jr.
44 00
Richard Dennault
21 00
James Donovan
7 95
Eugene Fournier
4 60
Arthur Fuller
8 00
Robert Fuller
8 80
Nathan Hayward
2 00
Robert LeBlanc
26 45
Allan Marshall
8 80
Robert Moore
3 00
Donald Mosher
, 90
Arthur Nichols
16 00
William Ogden
140 15
16 00
Clarence Osgood
519 88
Donald Pope
9 75
Loring Peabody
64 40
Joseph Phaneuf
24 00
John Rubchinuk
10 00
Peter Rubchinuk
33 75
David Sheldon
20 00
Oscar H. Sheldon
527 00
Leon Soper
574 00
E. Wennerberg
84 15
L. Wennerberg
12 50
51
TREASURER'S REPORT
TREASURER'S REPORT December 31, 1950
Balance, January 1, 1950
$85,797 80
AGENCIES:
Blue Cross
52 00
Essex County Retirement Board
2,041 14
Federal withholding tax
6,029 90
Tailings
10 00
CEMETERY :
Burials
526 00
Graves sold
125 00
Lots endowed
875 00
COUNTY TREASURER:
Dog officer
110 50
Dog tax, refund
413 05
Highways, Chapter 90
2,000 00
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT:
Collections
77,944 25
Deposits
660 00
Depreciation Fund
2,874 18
Miscellaneous
19 70
Premium refund
29 96
Street lights
3,000 00
INTEREST EARNED:
Endowed Cemetery Lots
523 00
Meter Deposit Fund
42 09
National Shawmut Bank
510 97
LICENSES:
Liquor and all others
2,045 00
52
TREASURER'S REPORT
MISCELLANEOUS:
Dog tax
891 80
Fees
443 35
Fines
37 65
Land sales
99 35
Mansfield Fund
1,275 00
Miscellaneous sales
39 50
Rent
1,157 50
Tax Title Accounts
219 00
REIMBURSEMENTS:
Advertising
20 88
Cancelled checks
1 00
Cities and Towns
4,473 03
Loss of taxes
805 09
Miscellaneous
70 24
Tree damage
10 00
ROAD MACHINERY FUND:
Rentals
4,871 25
STATE TREASURER:
Aid dependent children:
Administration
58 54
State aid
1,904 18
U. S. Grant
2,266 30
Agriculture
100 00
Corporation tax
9,540 30
Dept. of Public Works:
Highways-Chapter 81
9,181 67
Highways-Chapter 90
4,000 00
Income Tax
21,460 93
53
TREASURER'S REPORT
Old Age Assistance:
Administration
$ 518 57
State aid
15,094 98
U. S. grant
15,041 06
Meal tax
799 42
Reimbursement-taxes
1,486 11
School superintendents
393 02
Temporary Aid and Transp.
5,061 35
Veterans' service
157 00
Vocational education
158 00
School lunch program
714 35
Transportation-high school
2,805 00
Tuition
190 87
Public Health Dept.
.
60 00
Contagious diseases
594 00
Industrial Accident Bd.
1,549 28
TAX COLLECTOR:
Taxes
110,289 20
Interest
234 55
LOANS:
National Shawmut Bank
218,000 00
Premium
2,647 00
SCHOOL CAFETERIA:
Collections
1,602 46
Transfer
932 27
$541,086 97
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$626,884 77
Warrants-No. 1-54
$421,368 52
Balance, December 31, 1950
$205,561 25
Respectfully submitted,
MARION E. MITCHELL,
Treasurer.
54
TREASURER'S REPORT
CUMMINGS FUND December 31, 1950
Balance, January 1, 1950
$7,860 40
United Shoe Machy. Corp., Shares
975 00
RECEIPTS
U. S. M. C., dividends
$97 52
Salem Savings Bank, interest
70 56
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, interest
98 55
266 63
Total income
9,102 03
Trustees' orders
1,805 31
Adjusted total income
$7,296 72
Balance, December 31, 1950
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
3,038 10
Salem Savings Bank
2,876 02
Merchants National Bank
407 60
United Shoe Machinery, shares
975 00
$7,296 72
Respectfully submitted,
MARION E. MITCHELL,
Treasurer.
55
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Town of Middleton Cemetery Endowment Account Danvers Savings Bank
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1950
Atwood, L. Frank
360
$120 62
$3 03
$3 00
$120 65
Averill, Joseph
346
103 06
2 59
3 00
102 65
Berry, Allen & Catherine
112
140 91
3 53
3 50
140 94
Berry, William
178
104 41
2 61
2 50
104 52
Brown, Sarah F.
¿ of 434
54 32
1 37
1 00
54 69
Bryer, Allen D.
526
208 32
5 23
4 00
209 55
Butler, Warren
16
No Chg.
75 16
Carleton, Loring
34
413 66
10 39
6 00
418 05
Curtis, Phoebe
54 61
1 27
1 00
54 98
Dame, John
284
164 80
4 13
4 00
164 93
Demsey, J. W.
156
103 40
2 59
2 50
103 49
Dennett, Ruth H.
24
79 77
1 99
1 50
80 26
Eaton, Irvin L.
168
76 94
1 91
1 50
77 35
Emerson, Benjamin F.
214
167 34
4 20
4 00
167 54
Emerson, Eunice W.
166
106 77
2 68
3 00
106 45
Estey and Hutchinson
48
104 62
2 61
2 50
104 73
Esty, Allena A.
258
237 91
5 96
6 00
237 87
Esty, Annie E.
572
102 85
2 58
2 50
102 93
Evans, George
604
150 00
3 14
2 00
151 14
Flint, George B.
152
72 92
1 81
1 50
73 23
Fowler, Alonzo
12
269 55
6 76
4 00
272 31
Frame, L. Maria
516
134 40
3 38
3 50
134 28
Fuller, Daniel -
628
103 80
2 60
2 50
103 90
Fuller, Lida A.
686
104 53
2 61
2 50
104 64
Fuller, Sophronia
236
245 63
6 16
6 00
245 79
Fuller, William H.
336
103 15
2 59
2 50
103 24
Gifford, William
180
104 44
2 61
2 50
104 55
Gilbert, James
188
104 88
2 63
2 50
105 01
Godfrey, William R.
714
101 68
2 54
2 50
101 72
Goodwin, Ira E. Heirs of
380
112 09
2 81
2 00
112 90
Gould, Eben
514
106 41
2 67
2 50
106 58
Gould, Porter I.
414
104 64
2 61
2 50
104 75
Graves-Porter-Richardson
586
103 44
2 59
2 50
103 53
Graves, D. Augustine
234
103 43
2 59
2 50
103 52
Ham and King
356
136 17
3 41
3 00
136 58
Hutchinson, Caroline A.
253
103 03
2 59
2 50
103 12
Hutchinson, Elisha P.
740
103 25
2 59
2 50
103 34
56
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1950
Johnson, Frank E.
804
$116 95
$2 93
$2 00
$117 88
Leavitt, Jerome
62
163 34
4 10
3 00
164 44
McIntire, Abraham
132
80 02
2 01
1 50
80 53
McIntire, Annie M.
338
110 30
2 77
2 50
110 57
Milbery, J. Wesley
706
105 16
2 64
2 50
105 30
Moore & Cram
150 00
2 51
No Chg.
152 51
Peabody & Hutchinson
182-184
161 90
4 05
3 50
162 45
Peabody, Andrew
56
103 54
2 59
2 50
103 63
Peabody, John L.
196
107 00
2 69
3 00
106 69
Peabody, William M.
104 11
261
2 00
104 72
Peabody, Samuel M.
204
104 59
2 61
2 50
104 70
Peabody, L. Maria
412
139 13
3 49
2 00
140 62
Phelps, William A.
148
104 22
2 61
2 50
104 33
Richardson, Eli
363
167 84
4 20
3 50
168 54
Richardson, Lucy G.
80
506 89
12 74
4 00
515 63
Russell, George
114
155 96
3 90
3 50
156 36
Russell, Harriett W.
105 88
2 65
2 50
106 03
Russell, Persis
430
232 44
5 84
5 00
233 28
Sargent, James A.
750
105 89
2 65
2 00
106 54
Skinner & Wilkins
400
105 68
2 64
2 00
106 32
Smith, E. D. & M. J.
436
103 77
2 60
2 50
103 87
Smith, Sarah F.
102
172 43
4 33
3 50
173 26
Soper, Polly A.
298
104 09
2 61
2 50
104 20
Stiles, David
173 88
4 36
4 00
174 24
Stiles, Farnham
10
104 06
2 61
2 50
104 17
Tedford, Joseph A.
810
161 05
4 05
3 50
161 60
Thomas, H. Amelia
64
79 50
1 99
1 50
79 99
Thompson, C. E. & Ellen
392
252 62
6 34
6 00
252 96
Tufts, Wilbur
486
103 37
2 59
2 50
103 46
Tyler, Ansel P.
540
186 37
4 68
4 00
187 05
Weston, Samuel W.
36
212 65
5 34
6 00
211 99
Wellman, John R.
40
224 49
5 64
6 00
224 13
Whitman, Carl N.
116
104 50
2 61
2 00
105 11
Wilkins, Luther
176
179 78
4 52
3 50
180 80
Wilkins, Henry A.
254
104 84
2 63
2 50
104 97
Wilkins, Timothy
50 108 34
2 71
2 50
108 55
$10,123 68
$252 00
$212 50
$10,238 18
584
105 35
2 64
2 00
105 99
Pike, Sarah J.
57
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Town of Middleton Cemetery Endowment Account Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1950
Atwood, Morrison
128
$163 94
$4 10
$3 50
$164 54
Averill, Edward P.
52
104 02
2 61
2 50
104 13
Barnaby, Caroline V.
646
113 74
2 85
2 50
114 09
Batchelder, Harold T.
528
83 25
2 09
1 50
83 84
Brown, Carl
914
63
No Chg.
150 63
Conlon, Mary A.
105 73
2 65
2 50
105 88
Curry, Mary A.
342
107 52
2 69
2 50
107 71
Day, Mrs. Geo. E.
588
54 04
1 36
1 00
54 40
Day, Weaver
248
158 56
3 98
4 00
158 54
Evans, Otis
63
No Chg.
150 63
Fuller, Jeremiah
40
141 67
3 55
3 50
141 72
Fuller, Luella F.
158
158 03
3 98
4 00
158 01
Fuller, Lydia & Timothy
268
104 46
2 61
2 50
104 57
Fuller and Taylor
644
156 50
3 93
4 00
156 43
Goswiler, Carl B.
716
161 75
4 05
3 00
162 80
Hall, E. P.
106
106 64
2 67
2 50
106 81
Harlow, Levi F.
684
107 33
2 69
2 50
107 52
Haskell, Ella C.
390
207 20
5 20
5 00
207 40
Higgins, Lewis S.
264
108 61
2 71
2 50
108 82
Hobbs, Kathryn
of 588
54 17
1 36
1 00
54 53
Hutchinson and Russell
518
102 80
2 58
2 00
103 38
Jones, John E.
372
105 10
2 64
2 50
105 24
Jones, Samuel
290
105 32
2 64
2 50
105 46
Mosher, William
No Chg.
150 00
Peabody, A. W.
90
251 64
6 32
6 00
251 96
Peabody, Dean
344
103 09
2 59
2 50
103 18
Peabody, John W., 2nd
192
155 11
3 90
3 50
155 51
Peabody, Laura E.
534
103 53
2 59
2 50
103 62
Putney, Lucretia
104
153 85
3 85
3 50
154 20
Richardson, Benj. F.
164
103 80
2 60
2 50
103 90
Richardson, Daniel
-
104 70
2 63
2 50
104 83
Richardson, Rev. D. W.
410
105 36
2 64
2 50
105 50
Riley & Daniels
No Chg.
150 00
Stiles, Hiram A.
30
165 28
4 15
4 00
165 43
Stiles, Osgood F.
424
164 84
4 13
4 00
164 97
58
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1950
Stiles, Sumner P.
482
$165 30
$4 15
$4 00
$165 45
Taylor, Benjamin H.
334
104 15
2 61
2 50
104 26
White, Henry F.
208
83 97
2 10
2 00
84 07
Wilkins, Henry & Cora
440-442
317 55
7 97
6 50
319 02
Wilkins, Edward W.
172
191 19
4 80
4 00
191 99
Wilkins, Samuel H.
230
104 54
2 61
2 50
104 65
Young, John
278
104 35
2 61
2 50
104 46
$4,992 63
$126 45
$115 00
$5,604 08
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Town of Middleton Cemetery Endowment Account Salem Savings Bank
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest
Amount
Balance 1950
Baker, Charles, Jr.
398
$152 54
$3 83
$3 50
$152 87
Barnaby, John
308
151 72
3 80
3 50
152 02
Bastable, Arthur
10
155 24
3 90
3 50
155 64
Berry, Milton
718
153 43
3 85
3 50
153 78
Boghosian, Leon
¿ of B154
75 78
1 89
1 00
76 67
Boodro, Austin
B15
76 88
1 91
1 00
77 79
Bradstreet, H. H.
1
155 32
3 90
3 50
155 72
Bryer, Lillian L.
606
152 43
3 83
3 50
152 76
Carter, Mary O.
137
157 31
3 95
4 00
157 26
Curtis, Philip
B-13
151 75
3 80
3 50
152 05
Darling, Lyman
438
151 56
3 80
3 00
152 36
Densmore, Stanley
B3
153 53
3 85
3 50
153 83
Downing, William H.
626
108 12
2 71
1 50
109 33
Duncan, Reuben
489
153 19
3 85
3 50
153 54
Emerson, Ellen M.
138
102 60
2 57
2 50
102 67
Emerson, Henry P.
496
535 19
13 45
12 00
536 64
Esty, Loren G.
538
125 40
3 14
3 50
125 04
Firman, Aaron G.
Sec. 504
49 94
1 24
No Chg.
51 18
Flint, Harley A.
256
101 89
2 55
2 50
101 94
Frost, Chas. O.
340
176 90
4 44
4 00
177 34
Gould, Andrew
352
55 39
1 39
1 00
55 78
Gould, Mary
422
202 08
5 08
3 00
204 16
Gould, Walter
578
153 61
3 85
3 50
153 96
Graham, Benj. & Edythe
139
153 54
3 85
3 50
153 89
Hatch, Herbert O. -
642
152 19
3 83
3 00
153 02
Hilton, Ellen
4924
161 57
4 05
No Chg.
165 62
Hoelzel, William
5-6
154 59
3 88
3 50
154 97
Howe, Benjamin
160
153 52
3 85
3 50
153 87
Jones, John and Mary
802
204 20
5 13
4 00
205 33
Jopp, C. B.
912
77 74
1 94
1 50
78 18
Lee & Meade
82
152 99
3 83
3 50
153 32
Leonard & Henderson
141-3 308 19
7 75
6 00
309 94
Lever, William
18
151 73
3 80
3 00
152 53
Fletcher, Samuel A.
130
102 39
2 57
2 50
102 46
Fuller, Abijah
110
176 46
4 43
4 00
176 89
Received Paid Out
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Cemetery Endowment Account-Continued
NAME
No. of Lot
Balance 1949
Interest Received
Amount Paid Out
Balance 1950
Martin, William
$153 17
$3 85
$3 50
$153 52
Metcalf, John -
624
153 59
3 85
3 50
153 94
Millett, Annie L.
153 77
3 85
3 00
154 62
McGlauflin, Benjamin T.
76
155 52
3 90
3 50
155 92
McKenne, Thomas
532
153 87
3 85
3 00
154 72
Nash, Harold
B11
77 13
1 94
1 50
77 57
Nelson, Roy
910
153 56
3 85
3 50
153 91
Paine, Walter
7
154 24
3 88
3 50
154 62
Peabody, Merrill
754
105 66
2 64
3 00
105 30
Perkins, William
643
206 43
5 19
3 00
208 62
Phelps, Annie H.
146
175 18
4 40
4 00
175 58
Richardson, William J.
250
158 66
3 98
3 50
159 14
Russell, Serena
477
155 42
3 90
3 50
155 82
· Sanford, William
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77 49
1 94
1 50
77 93
Sheldon, Alonzo
682
154 30
3 88
3 00
155 18
Sheldon, Lucy J.
212
156 77
3 93
3 00
157 70
Smith, George H.
764
109 46
2 74
2 50
109 70
Stewart, Richard
676
152 51
3 83
3 50
152 84
Symonds, Charles H.
448
104 35
2 61
2 50
104 46
Townsend, Edward
468
152 19
3 83
3 50
152 52
Townsend, Ernest
454
152 19
3 83
3 50
152 52
Tyler, Alma
152 72
3 83
3 50
153 05
Tyler, Henrietta
152 72
3 83
3 50
153 05
Wiggins, Alexander
806
161 57
4 05
No Chg.
165 62
Wilkins. Alvin
218
150 94
3 78
2 50
152 22
Wilkins, Charles
459
154 10
3 88
3 00
154 98
Wilkins, Susan A.
596
103 59
2 59
2 00
104 18
Wilkins and Young
614
153 17
3 85
3 00
154 02
Williams, Percy
֏B17
75 31
1 89
1 00
76 20
-
$9,520 49
$238 86
$195 50
$9,563 85
Section C Graves
334 99
8 74
No. Chg.
393 73
REPORTS
OF THE
Various Departments 1950
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PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY-TRUSTEE'S REPORT TREASURER'S REPORT
INCOME:
Balance January 1, 1950
$ 486 33
Naumkeag Trust Co.
412 84
Essex Savings Bank
20 00
Broadway Savings Bank
37 32
Book fines, cash on hand
18 00
Total
$974 49
Town appropriation expenses
900 00
Town appropriation salaries
1,200 00
Dog tax
413 05
3,487 54
Expenditures, salaries
Librarian's salary
499 92
Librarian's assistant's salary
334 75
Janitor's salary
300 00
Returned to revenue
65 33
1,200 00
Expenditures expenses
Ass't. Librarian Sub.
24 00
New books
541 62
Magazines
56 00
Fuel
354 65
Light
65 10
Water
6 98
Insurance
158 31
Building maintenance
373 37
Miscellaneous
76 44
Bank service charge
1 32
Balance, Naumkeag Trust Co.
607 12
Cash on hand
18 00
Returned to revenue
1 63
2,287 54
$3,487 54
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD Y. SMITH, Treasurer.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
CHARLES L. FLINT FUND
Harold Y. Smith, in account with Flint Public Library: Charles L. Flint fund, principal
$5,000 00
Deposited in banks, December 31, 1950:
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank 1,131 11
Danvers Savings Bank 1,400 99
Broadway Savings Bank 1,866 96
Essex Savings Bank 1,000 00
Salem Savings Bank
664 23
6,063 29
MARY ESTY EMERSON FUND
Harold Y. Smith, in account with Flint Public Library : Mary Esty Emerson Fund, Principal $2,500.00
Invested as follows:
Cerena Apartment Building Bond (par value) 500 00
Cerena Apartment Corp. (Capital stock)
Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street (20 shares common stock) 20
Deposited in Danvers Savings Bank 2,136 59
Deposited in Danvers National Bank
754 25
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD Y. SMITH, Treasurer.
(Income from B. F. Emerson Fund Naumkeag Trust Co. $399 34)
65
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT, 1950
During the year 1950, the library hours were changed and the library is now open on the following days:
Tuesday - 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. Friday - 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday - 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.
The trustees hope to reach a greater number of readers by increasing the number of hours per week.
The second week of November was observed as National Book Week for Children, with exhibits for all ages. Also, many new books for adults were shown. As usual, the display was in the balcony. An interesting feature of the exhibit was a collection of very old children's books. Some were over one hundred years old. They were loaned by Mrs. George E. Gifford.
Pupils of the Howe-Manning School have been aided in their selection of books to obtain State Certificates for reading. Five de- posits of books were placed in the school rooms for grades 4 - 8.
Holten High School students have secured books for supplement- ary readings in connection with English and History courses. Students have also made good use of the many reference books on the library shelves.
The following magazines were in the reading room.
American Magazine Home Craftsman
American Boy Jack and Jill
American Girl Life
American Home
McCall's Needlework Nature Magazine
Better Homes and Gardens Bird Life Child Life
National Geographic
Our Dumb Animals
Country Gentleman
Popular Mechanics
Everybody's Poultry Reader's Digest
Farm Journal . Seventeen
The librarian wishes to express her appreciation to the trustees for their many kindnesses and cooperation during the past year.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT
ANNUAL STATISTICS
Volumes in library January 1, 1950
9,976
Volumes added by purchase 305
Volumes added by gift 25
Volumes in the library January 1, 1951
10,306
Total circulation of books, year ending January 1, 1951 5,296
Total circulation, non fiction
1,540
Largest monthly circulation, March
474
Respectfully submitted,
SARAH E. CARLETON,
Librarian.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
To the Citizens of Middleton:
The Board of Selectmen submit for your approval its annual re- port of activities for the year ending December 31st, 1950.
Meetings have been held each Tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall except during the months of July and August when meetings were held the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. The pressure of business this past year has made it necessary to hold' many special meetings to transact business.
As you are all well aware the National and World situation has made it necessary for us to rebuild our Civilian Defense agencies. This year we appointed Mr. Arthur Doane of No. Main Street as our Co- ordinator of Civilian Defense. He has been very successful in gather- ing volunteer groups to undertake this work. Any assistance given him by the Townspeople we know will be greatly appreciated.
During the past year we have spent much time making a complete survey of the Town's insurance problem. We found where the Real Estate owned by the Town was under insured and were able to secure savings in some cases where combining of policies were possible. The following is a list of property and values which will bring this problem to your attention.
The valuations as estimated by the various Town Dept. on the contents of building were as follows:
Town Hall
$1,000.00
Fire House
1,500.00
Electric Light Department
1,000.00
Fixtures
5,000.00
Stock
Board of Assessors
1,000.00
Fixtures
School Cafeteria
4,000.00
Other Contents
20,000.00
Total
$33,500.00
At the present time, the total insurance carried on the contents is $6,500.00 on an 80% co-insurance basis.
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