Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1920-1921, Part 19

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Publication date: 1920
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
Number of Pages: 750


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37. Sealing of Weights and Measures, 1,009.26


Forestry-


38. Insect Pest Extermination, 6,000.00


39. Planting and Trimming Trees, 3,000.00


40. Forest Fires,


3,522.02


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


41. Bounties on Seals, 12.00


42. Fish Wardens (Shell Fish), 600.00


43. Plymouth County Farm Bureau, 250.00


44. Lungmotor, 18.50


Total for Protection of Persons and Property, $63,357.82 $4,904.57 $68,262.39


Total forward,


$87,099.76


$3,675.57


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Total


Outlays


Total forward,


$645,170.21


8c. Health and Sanitation Health-


64. Quarantine and Contagious Disease Hospitals, $551.80


65. Tuberculosis, 137.14


66. Miscellaneous


67. Inspection


Sanitation-


68. Sewers and Sewage Disposal, 127.75


69. Sewer Construction


70. Refuse and Garbage Disposal


71. Street Cleaning


Other Health and Sanitation- 72. 73.


Total from Health and Sanitation, $816.69 $816.69


Total forward, $645,986.90


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PAYMENTS.


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Objects of Payments, Expenses Outlays Total Total forward, $87,099.76


1c. Health and Sanitation- Health-


45. General Administration, $832.20


46. Quarantine and Contagious Disease Hospitals, 7,888.88


47. Tuberculosis,


10,373.52


$51,889.66


48. Vital Statistics,


112.25


49. Other Expenses,


1,170.15


50. Inspection


a. Inspection of School Children, 5,008.06


b. Inspection of Animals, 366.64


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c. Inspection of Meat and Provisions, 733.36


d. Inspection of Milk and Vinegar, 270.64


Sanitation-


51. Sewer Maintenance and Operation, 5,446.92


52. Metropolitan Sewer Maintenance


53. Sewer Construction


54. Refuse and Garbage Disposal, 1,735.00


55. Street Cleaning, 4,139.48


Other Health and Sanitation-


56. Sanitaries and Public Convenience Stations, 1,808.42 7,000.00


57. Care of Brooks and Streams,


58. Draining of Ponds


59.


Total for Health and Sanitation, $39,885.52 $58,889.66 $98,775.18 Total forward, $185,874.94


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


$645,986.90


Total forward, 8d. Highways


74. General, $423.50


75. Construction


76. Sidewalks and Curbing,


$1,168.09


77. Snow and Ice Removal


78. Sprinkling


a. Water


b. Other


79. Lighting 80. Miscellaneous


Total from Highways, $423.50


$1,168.09


$1,591.59


8e. Charities


81. Almshouse or Town Farm


a. Sale of Produce and Stock, $379.20


b. Board,


482.00


c. Miscellaneous,


12.15


82. Reimbursements for Relief Given


a. From Individuals, 64.23


b. From Other Cities and Towns, 43.40


c. From the State, 493.42


83. Reimbursements for Mothers' Aid


a. From Individuals,


b. From Other Cities and Towns


c. From the State, 2,671.08


84. Municipal General Hospitals


85. Miscellaneous


Total from Charities, $4,145.48 $4,145.48


Total forward, $651,723.97


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PAYMENTS.


Expenses


Outlays Total $185,874.94


Objects of Payments, Total forward, 1d. Highways


60. General Administration, $2,398.82


61. General Highway Expendi- tures, 39,511.93


$4,601.33


62. Construction,


13,590.60


63. Sidewalks and Curbing,


2,999.51


7,273.43


64. Snow and Ice Removal,


3,202.49


498.73


65. Sprinkling


a. Water, 458.21


b. Other,


4,041.79


66. Lighting,


13,278.19


67. Other Expenses


a. Town Pump (Drinking Fountains), 543.22


b. Signs, Guide Boards, and Street Numbering,


940.19


$1,370.36


c. Fences,


594.65


d. Harbor Master, 150.00


Total for Highways, $68,119.00


$27,334.45 $95,453.45


1e. Charities


68. General Administration, $403.89


69. Almshouse or Towu Farm, 6,844.30


70. Outside Relief by City or Town, 6,874.94


71. Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns, 447.15


72. Mothers' Aid,


a. Relief given by City or Town, 2,702.00


b. Relief given by Other Cities and Towns


73. Municipal General Hospitals


74. Other Expenses, 2.04


Widows from Income from Old Colony National Bank Stock Investment, 93.00


Total for Charities,


$17,367.32


$17,367.32


Total forward,


$298,695.71


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses Outlays


Offsets to Total


Total forward,


$651,723.97


8f. Soldiers' Benefits


86. State Aid,


$2,594.00


87. Military Aid,


57.00


88. Soldiers' Burials,


120.00


89. Soldiers' Relief


Total from Soldiers' Benefits,


$2,771.00


$2,771.00


8g. Schools


90. Tuition and Transportation of State Wards


91. Other Tuition, $279.87


92. Sale of Text Books and Sup- plies, 147.56


93. Miscellaneous,


413.96


Vocational,


1,831.43


Americanization,


951.73


Sale of Land, $65.00


Total from Schools, $3,624.55


$65.00


$3,689.55


8h. Libraries


94. Fines and Rentals, Sales


95. Miscellaneous


Total forward,


$658,184.52


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PAYMENTS.


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


Expenses Outlays


Total


$298,695.71


1f. Soldiers' Benefits


75. General Administration


76. State Aid,


$2,214.00


77. Military Aid,


185.00


78. Soldiers' Burials, 60.00


79.


Soldiers' Relief,


6,161.16


Total for Soldiers' Benefits,


$8,620.16


8,620.16


1g. Schools


80. General Expenses a. Administrative Salaries, $3,800.00 b. Other General Salaries, 1,500.00 c. Other General Expenses, 3,941.58 Teachers' Salaries, 135,330.24


81. 82. Text Books and Supplies, 9,376.00


(Typewriters, etc.)


$472.00


83. Tuition, 1,196.99


84. Transportation,


8,066.63


85. Support of Truants


86. Janitors' Services,


10,434.47


87. Fuel and Light,


17,853.23


88. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds, 7,680.19


89. New Buildings (Portable House),


4,050.00


90. Furniture and Furnishings, 2,057.01


357.50


91.


Rent


92.


Other Expenses,


451.96


Total for Schools, $201,688.30


$4,879.50


$206,567.80


1h. Libraries


93. Salaries and Wages


94. Books, Periodicals, etc.


95. Binding


96. Fuel and Light


97. Buildings 98. Other Expenses, $5,096.12


Total for Libraries, $5,096.12


5,096.12


Total forward,


$518,979.79


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Total


Outlays


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Total forward,


$658,184.52


8i. Recreation,


96. Parks and Gardens, $449.25


97. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


98. Bathhouses and Beaches, 877.45


99. Celebrations and Entertainments


Total from Recreation,


$1,326.70


1,326.70


Total forward, $659,511.22


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PAYMENTS.


Expenses


Outlays


Total


$518,979.79


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


1i. Recreation


99. General Administration a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


100. Parks and Gardens


a. Salaries and Wages, $2,591.00


b. Improvements and Additions


c. Metropolitan Park Maintenance


d. Other Expenses, 873.13


101. Playgrounds and Gymnasia,


a. Salaries and Wages, $82.05


b. Improvements and Additions, 3,000.00


c. Other Expenses, 218.12


102. Bathhouses and Beaches


a. Salaries and Wages, 510.00


b. Improvements and Additions, 679.50


c. Other Expenses, 309.13


103. Celebrations and Entertainments


a. Fourth of July, 1,273.56


b. Labor Day, 1,000.00


c. Band Concerts, 2,768.13 700.00


d. All Other, 7.32


e. Observance of Pilgrim


Tercentenary, 29,886.92


f. Selectmen's Fund for Entertainment, 2,117.82


Total for Recreation,


$41,337.01


$4,679.67


46,016.68


Total forward,


$564,996.47


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Total


Outlays


$659,511.22


Total forward, 8j. Pensions


100.


Total from Pensions, 8k. Unclassified


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101. Receipts not Recorded under Previous Classifications


a. b. c. Total from Unclassified


Total forward,


$659,511.22


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PAYMENTS.


Expenses Outlays Total $564,996.47


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


1j. Pensions 104. Retirement from


a. Department


b. Department c. Department


Total for Pensions,


1k. Unclassified


105. Damages to Persons and Personal Property, $561.00


106. Memorial Day,


107.


City and Town Clocks, 225.00


225.64


108.


Searching Parties


109. Ice for Drinking Fountains


110.


Payments not Recorded under Previous Classifi- cations


a. Printing City or Town reports,


1,802.80


b. Sexton, 125.00


c. Care of Flags on Train- ing Green, 165.90


d. Providing Headquarters for Post of American Legion, 250.00


Total for Unclassified,


$3,355.34


$3,355.34 Total forward,


$568,351.81


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Total


Outlays


Total forward,


$659,511.22.


9. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES.


102. Electric


a.


Income from Sale of


Light and Power


b.


Miscellaneous


103. Gas


a. Income from Sale of Gas


b. Sale of By-products c. Miscellaneous


104. Water


a. Income from Sale of Water, $38,570.30


b. Miscellaneous, 366.65


105. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries, 457.25


f. Miscellaneous


Total from Public Service


Enterprises,


$39,394.20


$39,394.20


10. CEMETERIES.


106. Sale of Lots and Graves, $1,482.38


107. Care of Lots and Graves, 916.14


108. Care of Endowed Lots,


(Interest on Funds), 61.15


109.


Miscellaneous,


3,003.84


Total from Cemeteries,


$5,463.51


$5,463.51


II. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS.


110. 111. 112.


Total from Administration of Trust Funds,


Total forward, $704,368.93


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PAYMENTS.


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


Expenses Outlays Total


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$568,351.81


2. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES.


111. Electric


a. Maintenance and Operation b. Construction


112. Gas


a. Maintenance and Operation b. Construction


113. Water


a. Maintenance and Operation, $19,238.36


b. Metropolitan Water Maintenance, c. Construction, $4,526.76


114. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves


d Ferries


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e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries, 52.70


f. Miscellaneous,


Total for Public Service Enter- prises, $19,291.06 $4,526.76 23,817.82


3. CEMETERIES.


115.


Maintenance,


$11,947.71


116. Improvements and Additions,


$1,514.75


Total for Cemeteries,


$11,947.71


$1,514.75 13,462.46


4. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS.


117. 118.


119.


Total for Administration of Trust Funds,


Total forward, $605,632.09


PLYMOUTH SIX


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Total forward,


Revenue for Expenses


Indebtedness Total


$704,368.93


12. INTEREST.


113. On Deposits


114. On Deferred Taxes,


$3,777.31


115. On Deferred Special Assessments


116. On Sinking Funds,


117. On Investment Funds,


350.00


118. On Public Trust Funds,


a. Charity, 121.59


b. School, 18.47


c. Library, 96.12


d. Cemetery (for general care),


e. All Other (Parks),


101.25


119. Miscellaneous,


Total from Interest,


$4,464.74


$4,464.74


13. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.


120. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue, $330,000.00


121. Other Temporary Loans,


122. Loans for General Purposes, 51,889.66


123. Trust Funds Used


124. Loans for Public Service Enterprises


125 .. Loans for Cemeteries


126. Bonds Refunded, Current Year,


127. Premiums, $280.20


128. Unpaid Warrants or Orders of Current Year, 492.50


Total from Municipal Indebted-


ness,


$280.20


$382,382.16


382,662.36


Total forward,


$1,091,496.03


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PAYMENTS.


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


Expenses


Indebtedness


Total


$605,632.09


5. INTEREST.


120.


On Loans in Anticipation


of Revenue,


$10,117.82


121. On Other Temporary Loans, 1


122. On Loans for General Pur- poses, 5,740.83


123. On Trust Funds Used


124. On Loans for Public Service Enterprises, 1,372.50


125. On Loans for Cemeteries, a. Sewer, b. Park, c. Water


126. Metropolitan Interest Requirements


127. State Assessment for Interest on account of Abolition of Grade Crossings


128. All Other


Total for Interest,


$17,231.15


17,231.15


6. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.


129. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue, $340,000.00 130. Other Temporary Loans


131. Bonds and Notes from Sinking Funds


a. General b. Public Service Enterprises c. Cemeteries


132. Bonds and Notes from Revenue


a. General, $25,900.00 b. Public Service En- terprises, 5,266.66


c. Cemeteries


133. Metropolitan Sinking Fund and Sewer Loan Requirements a. Sewer, b. Park, c. Water State Assessment for Aboli-


134. tion of Grade Crossing Loan Fund


135. Bonds Refunded, Present Year 136. Warrants or Orders of Previous Years, $512.50


Total for Municial Indebted-


ness,


$31,166.66


$340,512.50 371,679.16


Total forward,


$994.542.40


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RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Total forward,


Non-Revenue Total


$1,091,496.03


14. SINKING FUNDS.


From Commissioner to meet Loans for-


129. General Purposes


130. Public Service Enterprises


131. Cemeteries


Total from Sinking Funds,


15. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS.


Temporary Accounts


Agency- 132. Taxes


Included in General Receipts


a. State b. Non-Resident Bank


c. County


133. Liquor Licenses Collected for the State


134. Reimbursements for Abolition of Grade Crossings


135. All Other Trust-


136. Perpetual Care Funds, $5,146.82


137. Other Permanent Public Trust Funds,


138. Income for Investment


139. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Investment-


140. Sinking Fund Securities


141. Investment Fund Securities


$5,146.82 5,146.82


Total forward,


$1.096,642.85


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PAYMENTS.


Objects of Payments,


From Revenue


From Total


Non-Revenue


Total forward,


$994.542.40


7. SINKING FUNDS.


To Comissioner for Debt Requirements-


137. From-Taxes, Earnings, etc.


138. From Special Assessments


139. From Sale of Real Estate, etc.


Total for Sinking Funds,


8. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS.


Temporary Accounts


Agency- 140. Taxes


a. State, $62,192.80


b. Non-Resident Bank, 6,444.10


c. County, 31,950.02


141. Liquor Licenses Remitted to the State


142. Abolition of Grade Crossings


143. All Other


Trust-


144. · Perpetual Care Funds, 5,146.82


145. Other Permanent Public Trust Funds


146. Income Invested


147. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Investments-


148. Sinking Fund Securities


149. Investment Fund Securities


Total for Agency, Trust and Investment Transactions,


Total forward,


$105,733.74


105,733.74


$1,100,276.14


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RECEIPTS.


Temporary Accounts and Cash Balances


Total


Total forward,


$1,096,642.85


16. REFUNDS.


142. Taxes (Refund of 1920 War Poll Tax by State), $99.00


143. Licenses


145. General Departments,


1,471.64


146. Public Service Enterprises, 162.85


147. Cemeteries,


30.00


148. Accrued Interest,


128.64


149. All Other


Total Refunds, $1,892.13


$1,892.13 .


17. TRANSFERS.


150. Departmental


a. Taxes from Misc. Acc't, $42.03


b. Fire Dep't from Moth Dept, 11.70


c. Roads and Bridges from


Highway Construction, 2,247.56


d. Roads and Bridges from


Street Sprinkling, 280.87


e. Roads and Bridges from Cemeteries, 568.40


f. Sidewalks from Highway Construction, 357.50


g. Sidewalks, Granolithic from Cemeteries, 13.30


h. School Dep't from Smith- Hughes Funds, 214.15


i. Park Dep't from School Dep't, 55.25


j.


Park Dep't from Selectmen's Fund,


19.30


Total Transfers, $3,810.06 3,810.06


18. BALANCES.


151. General,


152. Sinking Fund,


153. Investment Fund


154. Perpetual Care Fund


155. Other Public Trust Fund


156. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash on Hand Beginning of Year, $21,581.76 21,581.76


$1,123,926.80


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Grand Total Receipts and Cash on Hand,


$21,581.76


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PAYMENTS.


Temporary Accounts and Total Cash Balances


Total forward,


$1,100,276.14


9. REFUNDS.


150. Taxes


151. Licenses


152. Special Assessments


153. General Departments,


$1,471.64


154. Public Service Enterprises,


162.85


155. Cemeteries,


30.00


156. Accrued Interest


157.


All Other


Total Refunds, $1,664.49


$1,664.49


10. TRANSFERS.


158. Departmental


a. Misc. Acct. to Taxes, $42.03


b. Moth Dept. to Fire Dept., 11.70


c. Highway Const. to Roads and Bridges, 2,247.56


d. Street Sprinkling to Roads and Bridge ;, 280.87


e. Cemeteries to Roads and Bridges, 568.40


f. Highway Construction to Sidewalks, 357.50 g. Cemeteries to Sidewalks, Gravolithic, 13.30 h. Smith-Hu hes Funds to


School Dept. Appropriation, 214.15


i.


School D :pt. to Park Dept.,


55.25


j.


Selectme i's Fund to Park Dept.,


19.30


Total Transfers, $3,810.06 3,810.06


11. BALANCES.


159. General,


$18,176.11


160. Sinking Fund.


161. Investment Fund


162. Perpetual Care Fund


163. Other Public Trust Fund


164.


Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash on Hand at End of Year, $18,176.11 18,176.11


Grand Total Payments and Cash on Hand,


$1,123,926.80


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SCHEDULE B.


Being a detailed statement of each appropriation, showing the additions to and the payments from.


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$2,200.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Chairman,


$900.00


Other Selectmen,


600.00


Clerk,


300.00


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$1,800.00


Stationery and Postage,


$76.48


Printing and Advertising,


141.93


Car fares, Teams, etc.,


46.91


All Other,


47.60


Total Other Expenses, 312.92 4


2,112.92


Total Payments,


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$87.08


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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$1,700.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Town Accountant, , Other Expenses :


$1,500.00


Stationery and Postage,


$140.26


All Other,


25.22


Total Other Expenses, $165.48


Total Payments,


$1,665.48


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $34.52


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, $1,500.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Town Treasurer, Other Expenses :


$1,300.00


Stationery and Postage, $69.99


Premium on Treasurer's Bond, 100.00


All Other, 11.43


Total Other Expenses, 181.42


Total Payments, $1,481.42


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $18.58


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TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT.


$2,150.00


Appropriation, Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Tax Collector,


$1,450.00


Clerical Assistance,


150.00


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$1,600.00


Stationery and Postage, $245.14


Printing and Advertising,


113.25


Premium on Collector's Bond,


100.00


All Other, 23.00


Total Other Expenses, 481.39


Total Payments, 2,081.39


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$68.61


ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$5,200.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Assessors' Salaries,


$3,000.00


Assistant Assessor,


88.80


Clerks,


386.00


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$3,474.80


Stationery and Postage,


$228.34


Printing and Advertising,


1,293.00


Car fares, Teams, etc.,


113.41


Total Other Expenses, 1,634.75


Total Payments, 5,109.55


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $90.45


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ASSESSORS' PLANS.


Appropriation, $500.00


Payments-


Paid for Surveying and Plans,


500.00


LAW DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, March 26,


$500.00


Appropriation, October 8, 300.00


Total, $800.00


Payments- Salaries and Wages :


Town Counsel,


$100.00


Special Attorneys,


612.00


Total Salaries and Wages,


$712.00


All Other Expenses,


5.00


Total Payments, 717.00 $83.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, March 26,


$850.00


Appropriation, June 27, 400.00


Total, $1,250.00


Payments- Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Town Clerk,


$100.00


Fees for Recording,


548.50


Clerical Assistance,


255.00


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$903.50


Stationery and Postage,


$38.04


Printing and Advertising,


24.00


All Other,


27.25


Total Other Expenses, 89.29


Total Payments, 992.79


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $257.21


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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$900.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Town Engineer,


$600.00


Labor,


256.55


Total Salaries and Wages,


Other Expenses :


Supplies,


$18.39


All Other,


23.30


Total Other Expenses,


41.69


Total Payments,


898.24


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$1.76


STREET LINE SURVEY.


Appropriation,


$150.00


Payments-


Supplies,


23.48


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$126.52


PLANNING BOARD.


Appropriation,


$100.00


Payments-


Work on Maps, 100.00


$856.55


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ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.


Appropriation, March 26,


$500.00


Appropriation from Reserve,


8.35


Total,


$508.35


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Registrars,


$126.00


Clerk,


100.00


Clerical Assistance,


42.50


Election Officers,


100.00


Total Salaries and Wages,


$368.50


Other Expenses :


Stationery and Postage,


$5.50


Printing and Advertising,


86.50


Meals,


47.85


Total Other Expenses,


$139.85


Total Payments, 508.35


MAINTENANCE OF TOWN HOUSE.


Appropriation,


$2,500.00


Payments-


Salary of Janitor,


$552.50


Fuel,


442.42


Lighting,


175.42


Janitor's Supplies,


133.61


Repairs,


523.00


Telephones,


73.47


Election Expenses,


103.25


Furniture and Equipment,


369.20


All Other,


54.33


Total Payments,


2,427.20


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$72.80


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TOWN HALL COMMITTEE.


Balance from 1920, $1,247.18 Payments- Printing, 5.25


Balance Remaining,


$1,241.93


TOWN HALL.


Appropriation voted Oct. 11, 1919,


$300,000.00


No Bonds Issued. No Payments-


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, $23,000.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Chief,


$2,050.00


Patrolmen,


9,237.60


Special Officers,


4,605.73


Janitor,


480.00


All Other,


35.00


Total Salaries and Wages,


$16,408.33


Transportation :


New Auto,


$1,085.00


Motorcycle,


550.00


Ambulance,


200.00


Auto Expense


729.31


Horse and Auto Hire,


15.50


Total Transportation and Motor Equipment, 2,579.81


Equipment and Repairs :


New Equipment, other than Motor, Vehicles,


$565.57


Repairs. 33.04


Total Equipment and Repairs, $598.61


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Fuel and Light : Coal and Wood,


$826.09


Gas and Electricity,


130.06


Total Fuel and Light, 956.15


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :


Repairs, $900.07


Furniture and Bedding,


448.30


Janitor's Supplies,


112.66


Total Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds, 1,461.03


Other Expenses :


Printing, Stationery, Postage,


$101.34


Telephones,


150.26


All Other,


35.06


Total Other Expenses, $286.66


Total Payments,


22,290.59


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$709.41


POLICE DEPARTMENT. New Uniforms.


Appropriation, $1,500.00


Payments-


Paid for New Uniforms,


1,275.00


Balance Remaining,


$225.00


Balance Remaining,


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation March 26,


$26,285.00


Appropriation October 8,


2,400.00


Reimbursement for Hydrant Damage, 82.35


Total, $28,767.35


Payments-


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Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Chief,


$2,200.00


Assistant Chief, 2,022.86


Firemen (Regular)


15,982.29


Firemen (Extra for Pageant),


400.00


Call Men,


2,535.00


Other Employees,


100.00


Total Salaries and Wages,


$23,240.15


Equipment and Repairs :


Apparatus,


$2,005.97


Equipment for Men,


152.50


Fire Alarm,


389.21


Horse Hire,


5.00


Total Equipment and Repairs,


2,552.68


Hydrant Service : Repairs, 194.67


Fuel and Light :


Coal and Wood,


$1,059.75


Gas and Electricity,


414.14


Total Fuel and Light,


1,473.89


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :


Janitor's Supplies, $315.10


Repairs, 716.17


Total Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds, 1,031.27


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Printing and Postage,


$81.05


Telephone,


65.80


Freight and Express,


19.81


All Other, 99.87


Total Other Expenses, 266.53


Total Payments,


28,759.19


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$8.16


FIRE DEPARTMENT. NEW TIRES.


Appropriation, Payments- Paid for New Tires, 1,000.00


$1,000.00


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SEALING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


Appropriation March 26,


$1,000.00 9.26


Total, $1,009.26


Payments- Salaries and Wages :


Salary of Sealer,


$492.52 184.98


Labor,


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$677.50


Stationery and Postage,


$25.22


Printing and Advertising,


25.00


Car fares, Teams, etc.,


221.15


All Other,


60.39


Total Other Expenses, 331.76


Total Payments, 1,009.26


MOTH SUPPRESSION.


Appropriation,


$6,000.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Superintendent,


$1,035.00


Labor,


2,974.16


Total Salaries and Wages, Other Expenses :


$4,009.16


Auto and Sprayer Expense,


$828.07


Insecticides,


494.13


Hardware and Tools,


153.77


Car fares, Teams, etc.,


487.60


Telephone,


27.27


Total Other Expenses,


1,990.84


Total Payments, 6,000.00


PLYMOUTH SEVEN


Appropriation from Reserve,


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TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$2,500.00


Payments-


Salaries and Wages :


Superintendent,


$571.00


Labor, 918.87


Total Salaries and Wages,


$1,489.87


Other Expenses :


Hardware and Tools,


$235.97


Insecticides,


506.60


Teams and Trucks,


103.10


Repairing Building,


90.36


All Other,


74.10


Total Other Expenses, 1,013.13


Total Payments, 2,500.00


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT.


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR PLANTING SHADE TREES.


Appropriation, Payments- Salaries and Wages :


$500.00


Superintendent,


$108.00


Labor,


304.50


Total Salaries and Labor, Other Expenses :


$412.50


Trees,


$75.50


Loam,


12.00.


Total Other Expenses,


87.50


Total Payments, $500.00


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FOREST WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation March 26,


$2,500.00


Appropriation October 8,


500.00


Appropriation December 24,


525.00


Total,


$3,525.00


Payments- Salaries and Wages :


Forest Warden,


$300.00


Fighting Fires,


2,072.06


Total Salaries and Wages,


$2,372.06


Other Expenses :


Apparatus,


$816.63


Team and Truck Hire,


225.85


Meals,


22.99


Telephone,


31.99


All Other,


52.50


Total Other Expenses, 1,149.96


Total Payments,


3,522.02


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$2.98


RIFLE RANGE.


$500.00


Appropriation, Payments-


Labor,


$320.72 179.28


Materials,


Total Payments, 500.00


SHELL FISH.


Appropriation, $600.00


Payments- Salary of Supervisor, 600.00


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INLAND FISHERIES.


Appropriation, No Payments


$200.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


200.00


COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY.


Balance from 1920, $419.16


Transferred to Miscellaneous Account,


419.16


PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARM BUREAU.


Appropriation, $250.00


Payments-


To the Treasurer, 250.00


HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation March 26,


$12,750.00


Appropriation October 8, 5,000.00


Total,


$17,750.00


Payments-


General Expenses :


Salary of Chairman,


$325.00


Salary of Secretary,


225.00


Clerical Assistance,


54.90


Stationery and Postage,


37.59


Printing and Advertising,


55.21


Freight and Express,


1.65


All Other, 132.85


Total General Expenses, $832.20


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :


Board and Treatment,


$3,628.07


Medical Attendance, 1,990.50


Groceries and Provisions, 88.56


Maintenance of Contagious Ward in The Jordan Hospital, 2,000.00


All Other, 181.75


Total Quarantine and Contagious Diseases, 7,888.88


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Tuberculosis :


Board and Care,


$2,925.26




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