Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1924-1925, Part 8

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Publication date: 1924
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
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58 85


3,975 97


Vital Statistics-


Births,


$35 75


Deaths,


37 00


72 75


Other Expenses-


Plumbing Inspectors,


$519 50


Fumigation and Disinfecting,


260 00


Ship Inspection,


5 00


All Other,


186 55


971 05


Inspection-


Animals,


$400 00


Meats and Provisions,


1,139 67


Milk,


350 00


1,889 67


Public Dump- Labor, $2,005 35


121


Expenses,


90 25


2,095 60


Tuberculosis Dispensary-


Physicians,


$300 00


Nurses,


195 50


Janitor's Service,


74 00


Rent,


396 00


Light,


12 75


Supplies,


48 74


All other,


14 37


1,041 36


Dental Clinic-


Dentist,


$220 00


Dental Supplies,


4 61


224 61


Total Payments, 14,905 53


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$1,094 47


DEEPENING BED OF EEL RIVER. BELOW BRIDGE.


Balance from 1923,


$716 53


Payments,


Labor,


74 25


Balance Remaining,


$642 28


PUBLIC SANITARIES.


$1,900 00


Appropriation, Payments,


Janitor,


$375 00


Other Care and Labor,


1,021 00


Supplies,


205 62


.


122


Repairs,


267 04


Total Payments,


1,868 66


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$31 34


SEWER DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation March 22,


$4,000 00


Appropriation September 6,


2.000 00


Transfer from Reserve Account.


405 13


$6.405 13


Payments,


Labor,


$3,125 75


Teams,


40 63


Equipment,


93 55


Pipe and Fittings.


1,433 84


Brick and Cement.


249 88


Lumber,


29 00


All Other.


11 00


$4,983 65


Repairing Outlet in Harbor,


1,421 48


Total Payments,


6,405 13


COURT STREET DRAIN.


Balance from 1923,


$451 14


No Payments,


ALDEN STREET DRAIN.


Balance from 1923,


$1.500 00


No Payments,


ROADS AND BRIDGES.


Appropriation March 22, $40.000 00


Appropriation September 6,


2.000 00


123


From Revenue for State Highway Tax, 4,505 19


$46,595 19


Payments,, General Administration-


Superintendent,


$700 00


Clerical Assistance,


364 00


All Other,


950 11


$2,014 11


General Highway Expenditures-


Labor,


$16,246 79


Teams and Trucks,


3,741 84


Stone, Gravel, etc.,


1,434 23


Tar and Oils,


463 36


Pipe and Cement,


444 32


Equipment,


2,555 06


Repairs,


1,489 54


Auto Expense,


2,225 99


Board and Shoeing of Horses,


478 00


Freight and Express,


125 84


State Highway Tax,


4,595 19


All Other,


729 72


34,529 88


Street Cleaning-


Labor.


$3,276 38


Teams.


820 23


Equipment,


154 68


4,251 29


Other Expenses-


Drinking Fountains, $289 10


Street Signs and Traffic Beacons 1,016 90


Fences, 2.829 94


4,135 94


124


Liability Insurance, 1,185 73


Beaver Dam Road (Construction paid from Maintenance Appropriation), Final Payment to Contractor, 468 75


Total Payments, 46,585 70


Balances to Excess and Deficiency,


$9 49


COURT STREET RESURFACING.


Balance from 1923,


$426 30


Appropriation March 22,


20,000 00


$20,426 30


Payments,


Labor,


$5,911 07


Teams,


1,946 54


Stone,


4,878 71


Tar,


6,369 90


All Other,


1,320 08


Total Payments,


20,426 30


STANDISH AVENUE, ALLERTON STREET AND SIDE STREETS.


Appropriation,


$10,000 00


Payments,


Labor,


$2,474 26


Teams,


697 63


Stone,


2,673 49


Tar,


3,583 40


All Other,


570 10


Total Payments,


9,998 88


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$1 12


125


MAIN STREET EXTENSION. ALTERATIONS AND SIDEWALK.


Balance from 1923, $271 73


No Payments,


WARREN AVENUE WIDENING ; DAMAGES.


Balance from 1923,


$422 39


No Payments.


BARTLETT ROAD.


Appropriation March 22,


$5,000 00


Appropriation September 6, 1,000 00


$6,000 00


Payments,


To Contractor, William A. Jones,


5,900 00


Balance Remaining,


$100 00


WHITE HORSE ROAD.


Balance from 1923,


$5 53


Appropriation March 22,


3,500 00


$3,505 53


Payments,


To Contractor, William A. Jones,


$3,195 10


Carting Stone,


63 60


Pipe,


36 00


3,294 70


Balance Remaining,


$210 83


BOURNEDALE ROAD.


Appropriation March 22,


$11,100 00


Cash from State, 15,000 00


126


Cash from County,


5,500 00


Payments,


To Contractor, Michael F. Roach,


$27,679 80


Advertising for Bids,


$34 70


Weighing Materials,


258 00


Frame and Grate,


24 61


Culvert Pipe,


21 17


338 48


Total Payments,


28,018 28


Balance Remaining,


$3,581 72


ALTERATIONS OF STATE HIGHWAY.


FROM FRESH POND; DAMAGES.


Appropriation March 22, Payments,


$2,500 00


For Land Taken and Property Damaged,


2,032 90


Balance Remaining,


$467 10


BRIDGE AT EEL RIVER ON WARREN AVENUE.


Balance from 1923,


$606 26


No Payments,


OLD ZINC MILL BRIDGE.


Appropriation,


$1,500 00


Payments,


Labor,


$760 90


Lumber,


237 87


Steel,


186 52


Cement,


270 00


$31,600 00


127


All Other,


14 60


Total Payments,


1,499 89


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


11


SOUTH RUSSELL STREET WALL.


Balance from 1923,


$30 79


Transfer from School Department,


158 25


$189 04


Payments,


Labor,


$137 74


Materials,


51 30


Total Payments, 189 04


SIDEWALKS.


$3,500 00


Appropriation, Payments,


Labor,


$1,190 40


Teams,


144 00


Materials,


2,121 11


All Other,


44 40


Total Payments, 3,499 91


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, 09


SIDEWALKS; GRANOLITHIC.


Balance from 1923,


$42 12


Appropriation March 22,


3,000 00


Reimbursements Appropriated,


164 45


Transfer from School Department,


250 00


$3,456 57


128


Payments, Granolithic (Contract)


$2,374 82


Labor and Teams,


$757 70


Cement,


212 40


Stone and Gravel,


78 75


All Other,


31 62


1,080 47


Total Payments, 3,455 29


Balance Remaining,


$1 28


MANOMET SIDEWALKS.


Balance from 1923,


$78 90


Appropriation March 22.


1.000 00


$1,078 90


Payments,


To Contractor, William A. Jones,


1,078 90


SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL.


Appropriation, $1,000 00


Transfer from Reserve Account,


80 28


$1,080 28


Payments.


Labor,


$756 15


Teams,


199 62


Equipment and Repairs,


80 49


All Other,


44 02


Total Payments,


$1,080 28


STREET SPRINKLING.


$6,000 00


Appropriation, Payments. Labor, $132 83


129


Tar and Oils, Calcium Chloride, All Other,


4,721 89 1,139 18 6 10


Total Payments,


$6,000 00


STREET LIGHTING.


$14,500 00


Appropriation, Payments.


Street Lights,


$13,861 79


Range Lights,


76 00


Total Payments, 13,937 79


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$562 21


HARBOR MASTER.


Appropriation, Payments.


$150 00


Salary of Harbor Master,


$150 00


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$16,500 00


Ineome from Trust Funds.


108 76


$16,608 76


Payments.


General Administration


Salary of Chairman,


$50 00


Salary of Secretary. 350 00


Printing, Stationery, Postage 5 80


All Other, 1 50


$407 30


Almshouse- Salary of Superintendent, $636 00


Other Salaries and Wages, 1,392 24


Groceries and Provisions, 1,833 56


130


Dry Goods, Clothing,


220 08


Building,


546 65


Fuel and Light,


1,150 39


Equipment,


162 21


Hay and Grain,


329 45


All Other,


471 90


6,742 48


Outside Relief by Town-


Cash,


$3,998 06


Rent,


698 13


Groceries and Provisions,


2,419 42


Coal and Wood,


690 50


Dry Goods : Clothing,


56 80


Medical Attendance,


199 50


Burials,


110 77


State Institutions,


2 86


Other Institutions,


283 40


All Other,


573 00


9,032 44


Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns-


Cities,


412 17


Other Expenses-


2 60


Total Payments, 16,596 99


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $11 77 INCOME FROM JULIA P. ROBINSON FUND.


Expended by Overseers of the Poor for Inmates of Almshouse, $13 64 MOTHERS' AID.


$4,500 00


Appropriation, Payments.


Cash, Rent,


$3,817 17 252 00


131


Fuel, All Other,


96 75 4 00


Total Payments, 4,169 92


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$330 08


WIDOWS' ACCOUNT.


Balance from 1923,


$86 00


Income from Bank Stock,


100 00


$186 00


Payments.


To Widows,


63 00


Balance Remaining,


$123 00


STATE AID.


Payments Charged to Commonwealth,


$1,908 00


MILITARY AID.


Payments,


$145 00


One-half charged to Commonwealth,


72 50


Balance to be appropriated by the Town,


$72 50


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Payments.


Cash,


$2,991 50


Groceries and Provisions,


306 00


Fuel,


142 20


Medical Assistance,


450 00


Board and Care,


228 00


Rent,


37 50


Total Payments to be appropriated by the Town, $4,155 20


132


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


Income from Trust Fund,


$228,210 00 19 41


$228,229 41


Payments. General Expenses-


Superintendent's Salary,


$3,400 00


Clerk,


1,300 00


Truant Officer,


300 00


Stationery, Postage, Printing,


408 00


Telephone,


63 59


Traveling Expense,


736 73


Automobile Expense.


499 92


Freight and Express,


250 92


School Census,


186 10


All Other,


619 53


$7.764 79


Teachers' Salaries-


Day,


$137.781 46


Evening,


2,987 15


140,768 61


Text Books and Supplies- Text and Reference Books, $4,072 07


Paper, Blank Books, etc., 3,869 72


Manual Training Supplies, 473 91


Domestic Science Supplies,


1,442 14


Industrial Education Supplies,


6 51


Typewriters, All Other,


259 14


822 15


10,945 64 1,122 25


Tuition, Transportation- Teams and Auto, $9,270 79


133 - 3,150 00


Car fares,


12,420 79


Janitors' Service- Day, Evening,


$10,420 63


346 00


10,766 63


Fuel and Light- Coal and Wood.


$11,437 02


Gas and Electricity,


770 09


12,207 11


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


. Carpentry and Painting,


$6,577 62


Heating and Plumbing,


4,311 33


Building Material,


236 30


Flags and Flagstaffs,


134 30


Janitors' Supplies,


511 61


Telephones,


198 14


Ashes, etc., Removed,


538 50


All Other,


3,274 44


15,782 24


Renovating Office,


1,416 48


Fire Protection,


5,164 15


Transfer for Granolithic Sidewalk Furniture and Furnishings-


250 00


Desks and Chairs,


$560 45


All Other, 734 85


1,295 30


Diplomas and Graduation,


121 14


Medical Inspection-


Physician,


$923 25


Nurse (School)


1,593 00


Nurse (Dental)


1,400 00


134


Dentist, 450 00


Dental Clinic, Supplies, etc.


682 10


All Other, 549 12


5,597 47


Total Payments, 225,622 60


Balance to Excess and Deficiency. $2,606 81


SMITH-HUGHES FUNDS. (FEDERAL FUNDS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION)


Balance from 1923, $224 30


Received from Commonwealth, July 14, 1924, 261 69


$485 99


Payments. Teachers' Salaries, $485 99


HEDGE SCHOOL ADDITION.


$100,571 09


Balance from 1923, Payments.


Architects, Gay & Proctor, $5,525 37


Contractor, J. Nicholson & S. .. 0,839 10


Heating and Ventilating,


Stone-Underhill Heating & V. C'o ..


24,348 00


Plumbing, Michael D. Welsh,


3,427 49


Hardware,


815 00


Furnishings,


2,508 73


Fire Insurance,


400 09


All Other,


2,090 10


Total Payments,


100,153 88


Balance Remaining,


$417 21


135


LAND FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES, ALDEN STREET.


Appropriation, Mar. 22, Payments.


$3.500 00


For Land taken from James H. Murray, 3.250 00


Balance Remaining, $250 00


PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Appropriation, Including 1923 Dog Tax, $6,000 00


Income from Gates Fund, 98 00


$6.098 00


Payments. To Treasurer of Library, $6,098 00


MANOMET PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Appropriation, $500 00 Payments.


To Treasurer of Library,


$500 00


PARK DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, Mar. 22,


$4,250 00


Appropriation, Sept. 6, 1,000 00 .


Income from Morton Fund, 106 37


$5,356 37


Payments.


General-


Clerical Services, Postage, Plans, $122 50


Labor, 2,034 55


Teams 127 51


Play-ground Apparatus, 559 38


All Other, 207 48


Bathing Beaches- Labor, $591 50


$3,051 42


136


Supplies,


Repairs,


266 96 1.415 99


2.274 45


Total Payments, 5,325 87


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$30 50 PARK DEPARTMENT, CUTTING AND PILING WOOD IN MORTON PARK.


Balance from 1923,


$165 50


Appropriation, 300 00


$465 50 Payments. Labor, 463 94


Balance Remaining, $1 56


ELDER BREWSTER GARDEN AND TRAINING GREEN.


Appropriation, Payments.


$500 00


Elder Brewster Garden-


Labor and Teams, Training Green-


$204 00


Labor and Teams, 291 10


Total Payments, 495 10


Balance transferred to New Account $4 90


PARK DEPARTMENT, MAINTENANCE OF LAND ON TOWN BROOK.


Balance from 1923, $3 47 No Payments.


Balance transferred to New Account, $3 47


: 137


CLEARING BASIN OF TOWN BROOK AND MAINTENANCE OF ELDER BREWSTER GARDEN.


Appropriation, Sept. 6, $2,500 00


Balances from two foregoing accounts, 8 37


$2,508 37


Payments.


Elder Brewster Garden-


Labor, Teams and Trucks,


$822 49


Filling,


132 00


All Other,


6 07


$960 56


Town Brook- Plans and Expenses, 259 72


Total Payments, 1,220 28


Balance Remaining, $1,288 09


LAND ON NORTH SIDE OF TOWN BROOK FOR PARK PURPOSES.


Appropriation, $7,150 00


Awards for Land Taken, $7,150 00


PARK DEPARTMENT, FOR PLANS AND ESTIMATES FOR ACQUIRING LAND ON TOWN BROOK.


Balance from 1923, $170 00


Transferred to Engineering Department for work on plans $170 00


NELSON STREET PLAYGROUNDS.


$250 00


Appropriation, Payments.


Trucks, Playground Apparatus,


$157 50


92 50


Total Payments.


$250 00


138


PUBLIC CAMPING PLACE.


Balance from 1923, $1 74 250 00


Appropriation,


$251 74


Payments.


Labor,


$199 55


Teams,


5 63


Repairs,


21 37


Supplies,


20 33


Total Payments, 246 88


Balance Remaining,


$4 86


STEPHENS FIELD.


Balance from 1923.


$11 30


Appropriation,


1,000 00


$1,011 30


Payments.


Labor,


$589 18


Teams,


20 26


Playground Apparatus,


218 00


All Other,


97 15


Total Payments, 924 59


Balance Remaining,


$86 71


STEPHENS FIELD, DRAIN PIPE.


Balance from 1923,


$1,500 00


Payments. Paid for Pipe,


$782 00


Labor and Teams,


286 08


Total Payments. 1,068 08


Balance Remaining,


$431 92


139


STEPHENS FIELD,


LAND FOR RIGHT OF WAY FROM SANDWICH STREET.


Appropriation, Payments.


$1,500 00


For Title to Manter Land,


1.500 00


BAND CONCERTS.


Appropriation, Payments.


$500 00


Music.


$479 50 20 50


Posters,


Total Payments, $500 00


JULY 4th and FOREFATHERS' DAY.


Appropriation,


$900 00


Payments. July 4th-


Fireworks.


$518 39


Music,


177 20


Posters,


6 50


$702 09


Forefathers' Day-


Music (Part of expense for Band) $180 00


Printing and Postage, 17 00


197 00


Total Payments, 899 09


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$ 91


SEXTON.


Appropriation, $200 00


Payments. Salary of Sexton, $200 00


140


MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation, $350 00


Payments.


Observance of Memorial Day,


$350 00


PROVIDING HEADQUARTERS FOR POST No. 40,


AMERICAN LEGION.


Appropriation, Payments.


$600 00


For Rent of Headquarters,


430 00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$170 00


PROVIDING HEADQUARTERS FOR UNITED SPANISH


WAR VETERANS.


Appropriation


$150 00


Payments.


For Rent of Headquarters,


100 00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$50 00


PENSIONS FOR TOWN LABORERS.


Appropriation, Payments.


$1,300 00


To three men retired from Highway Dept. 1,195 00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$105 00


MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.


Appropriation, Mar. 22, $3,300 00


Appropriation, Sept. 6, 2,500 00


Transfer from Reserve Account, 150 00


$5,950 00


141


Payments. Legislative-


Moderator, $10 00


Advisory and Finance Committee,


Secy. $50; Printing $101, 151 00


Other Printing, 41 50


$202 50


Printing Bonds,


$380 00


Certifying Notes,


24 00


404 00


Rifle Range,


3 30


Seal Bounty,


6 00


Lungmotor Repairs,


38 71


Harbor Master for Carfare,


3 20


Landing Float,


66 00


Damages to Persons and Personal Property,


187 50


Ringing Bells,


8 00


Town Clock Expenses,


224 36


ยท Care of Flags on Training Green,


169 61


Honor Roll Expenses


31 50


Pilgrim Processional, 96 37


Foundation for Statue of Pilgrim Maiden,


632 18


Entertainment Nat. Equipment G. A. R.


323 30


Entertainment Naval Flying Squadron Defense Day,


40 00


Band $75 00. Other Expenses $35 75 110 75 Study and Report on Town Departments 1,266 00


Printing Town Reports


1,570 20


Recording Deeds, etc., 34 90


Herring Stream Expenses,


Town Brook $15 20, Agawam River $45 50, 60 70


Purchase of Tax Titles by Town 42 45


Total Payments, 5,521 53


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $428 47


142


RESERVE ACCOUNT.


Transfer from Reserve from Overlay of Taxes, Transfers to :


$635 41


Miscellaneous Account for Defense Day,


$150 00


Sewers, Snow and Ice Removal,


405 13


80 28


Total Transfers, $635 41


TOWN FOREST.


(FOR PURCHASE OF LANDS.)


Appropriation, Payments,


$2,000 00


For Titles to Land (six parcels)


1,990 00


Balance Remaining,


$10 00


TOWN FOREST, REFORESTING.


Appropriation, Payments,


$1,000 00 ..


Furnishing and Planting Trees,


$265 00


Labor and Teams,


607 25


Tools and Fire Extinguishers,


113 85


All Other,


13 88


Total Payments, 999 98


Balance to Excess and Deficiency. 02


WHARF AND PUBLIC LANDING. PURCHASE OR TAKING OF LAND.


Balance from 1923, Payments, For Title to Goodall Land,


$8,000 00


3,500 00


Balance Remaining,


$4,500 00


143 WHARF AND PUBLIC LANDING. (CONSTRUCTION.)


Balance from 1923,


Appropriation October 4,


$116,755 42 25,000 00


$141,755 42


Payments,


Printing and Advertising,


$172 30


Engineering Fee and Plans,


3,200 34


Field Engineering and Inspection,


4,980 64


Account of Contract for Construction,


58,565 00


Dredging,


16,900 00


Additional Spur Shores,


1,989 00


Supplementary Work,


21,411 50


Other Work, Outside Contract,


181 43


Car fare and Other Expense,


80 96


Total Payments,


107,481 17


Balance Remaining,


$34,274 25


WATER DEPARTMENT, MAINTENANCE.


Appropriation,


$19,000 00


Labor and Materials for Other Depts., 152 26


$19,152 26


Payments, Administration-


Superintendent,


$2,000 00


Registrars,


1,104 10


Clerks,


954 00


Stationery, Printing, Postage,


287 38


Telephones, 147 24


All Other,


524 12


$5,016 84


144


Renovating and Refurnishing Office, 939 02


General Expenditures-


Labor and Teams,


$4,589 44


Pipe and Fittings,


390 78


Meters and Fittings,


666 86


Freight and Express, 57 38


Equipment and Repairs,


266 70


Auto Expense,


397 17


Employees Liability Insurance, 173 06


All Other, 118 00


6,659 39


Service Connections- Labor,


$ 4 90


Materials,


64 42


69 32


Pumping Station-


Engineers,


$2,700 00


Boilers and Pumps,


739 43


Oil, Waste, Packing,


263 60


C'oal.


2,553 81


Building,


206 47


All Other,


1 00


6,464 31


Total Payments, 19,148 88


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$3 38


WATER DEPARTMENT. CONSTRUCTION.


Balance from 1923, $ 1 11 7,000 00


Appropriation,


$7,001 11


Payments, Labor, $4.000 33


145


Pipe and Fixtures,


Power, Gasoline, Oil,


2,711 12 289 66


Total Payments,


7,001 11


OAK GROVE AND VINE HILLS CEMETERIES.


Appropriation,


Income from Funds,


$10,000 00 2,132 54


$12,132 54


Payments, Salaries and Wages --


Superintendent,


$1,505 00


Labor,


7,218 51


Clerical Assistance,


193 82


$8,917 33


Other Expenses-


Teams,


$419 28


Loam and Fertilizer,


1,269 25


Trees, Shrubs, Grass Seed,


284 79


Tools,


194 59


Telephone,


20 61


Water Pipe,


465 00


Calcium Chloride,


168 00


All Other,


493 54


3,215 06


Total Payments, 12,132 39


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, 15


OAK GROVE AND VINE HILLS CEMETERIES. (GRADING, SURVEYING AND PLANS.)


Balance from 1923, No Payments, $26 99


146


BURIAL HILL CEMETERY.


Appropriation,


$2,000 00


Payments, Salaries and Wages-


Superintendent,


$55 00


Labor,


959 18


Other Expenses-


Teams,


$25 12


Tools,


19 05


Loam and Fertilizer,


9 00


Repairing Main Entrance,


503 49


Woven Wire Fence and Gate,


356 00


All Other,


72 43


985 09


Total Payments, 1,999 27


73


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


CHILTONVILLE, MANOMET, CEDARVILLE AND SOUTH POND CEMETERIES.


$300 00


Appropriation,


Payments, Chiltonville-


Labor,


$127 00


All Other,


14 07


Manomet- Labor and Teams,


$32 25


Markers,


37 30


$141 07


69 55


$1,014 18


147


Cedarville-


Labor,


$12 50


All Other,


40


12 90


Total Payments, 223 52


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $76 48


ADDITION TO MANOMET CEMETERY.


Balance from 1923.


$136 90


No Payments,


TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST.


Appropriation. $36,500 00


Accrued Interest Hedge School Loan, 210 37


Accrued Interest Town Hall Loan, 326 67


$37,037 04


Payments, Interest-


Loans in Anticipation of Taxes $1,338 06


Town Hall Lot Loan, 697 50


Plymouth County Hospital Loan, 1,968 75


Publie Landing Loan, 2,635 00


Sewer Loans,


243 75


School Loans,


2,651 75


Other General Loans,


514 00


Water Loans,


959 50


Total Interest,


$11,008 31


Town Debt-


Town Hall Lot Loan, $1,000 00


Plymouth County Hospital Loan, 5,000 00


Sewer Loans, 1,000 00


School Loans; 9,400 00


Other General Loans,


4,300 00


.


148


Water Loans,


3,266 66


Total Town Debt,


23,966 66


Total Payments,


34,974 97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$2,062 07


149


SCHEDULE C.


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.


Credits, Amounts Actually Received :


Corporation Tax, $97,992 11


National Bank Tax, 2,269 02


Income Tax, 46,994 94


Income Tax (School Funds) $17,650 00


included in above, no longer dis- bursed as separate item.


Moth Assessment, 358 00


Tax Collector's Department,


328 92


Sealing Weights and Measures,


392 83


Health Department,


1,054 11


Sewers,


205 30


Highway Department,


17 15


Poor Department,


4,397 38


School Department,


4,203 37


Park Department,


1,523 38


Cemetery Department,


5,996 03


Interest,


3,925 44


Water Department,


38,715 70


Herring Fisheries, Miscellaneous :


1,035 00


Reimbursement for Loss


of Taxes, $332 91


Reimbursement for Sol-


diers' Exemptions, 56 16


Peddlers' Licenses, 361 00


Junk Licenses, 60 00


Pool and Billiard Licenses, 32 00


Victuallers' and Sunday


Licenses, 510 00


All Other Licenses,


251 00


150


Sewer Permits, 1,441 00


Court Fines,


1,185 30


Other Departmental, 788 32


Income from Bank Stock, 250 00


5,267 69


Total Actual Receipts,


$214,676 37


Charges, Estimated in Making Tax Warrant:


Corporation Tax, $85,547 95


National Bank Tax,


2,042 27


Income Tax,


40,133 94


Income Tax (School Funds),


17,650 00


Moth Assessment,


516 00


Tax Collector's Department,


343 20


Sealing Weights and Measures,


272 24


Health Department,


965 41


Sewers,


228 91


Highway Department,


10 55


Poor Department,


4,335 91


School Department,


4,004 04


Park Department,


1,632 50


Cemetery Department,


5,775 71


Interest,


5,421 26


Water Department,


37,565 48


Herring Fisheries,


775 00


Miscellaneous,


4,332 22


Total Estimated Receipts, $211,552 59


Excess of Actual Receipts, See Revenue Ac-


count (Scehdule D.) S 3,123 78


151


SCHEDULE D.


REVENUE ACCOUNT 1924.


Charges :


Total Appropriations, $625,116 67


Less :


Esimated Receipts,


$211,552 59


Appropriated from Excess and Deficiency, 50,000 00


261,552 59


Amount to be assessed,


$363,564 08


Excess Revenue, See Excess and Deficiency (Schedule E.)


3,123 78


$366,687 86


Credits :


Assessors' Warrants,


$363,564 08


Excess of Estimated Receipts, (See Schedule C.)


3,123 78


$366,687 86


152


SCHEDULE E.


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY.


Charges:


None


Credits :


Excess Revenue, (Schedule D.)


$3,123 78


Unexpended Balances :


Selectmen's Department,


$50 26


Accounting Department,


37 55


Treasury Department,


9 09


Tax Collector's Department,


49 81


Assessors' Department,


331 95


Law Department,


75


Town Clerk's Department,


63 20


Engineering Department,


2 60


Election and Registration,


66


Town House,


03


Police Department,


159 87


Fire Department,


336 42


Sealing Weights and Measures,


86 37


Moth Suppression,


12 69


Tree Warden's Department,


1 14


Forest Warden's Department,


125 60


Inland Fisheries,


190 00


Health Department,


1,094 47


Public Sanitaries,


31 34


Roads and Bridges,


9 49


Standish Ave. and Allerton St.,


1 12


Old Zinc Mill Bridge,


11


Sidewalks,


09


Street Lighting,


562 21


Poor Department,


11 77


Mothers' Aid,


330 08


153


School Department, 2,606 81


Park Department, 30 50


Headquarters for Am. Legion, 170 00


Headquarters for Spanish War Vets., 50 00


July 4th and Forefathers' Day, 91


Pensions for Town Laborers,


105 00


Miscellaneous Account,


428 47


Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries,


15


Burial Hill Cemetery,


73


C. M. C. and S. P. Cemeteries,


76 48


Water Department, 3 38


Town Forest,


02


Town Debt and Interest,


2,062 07


Total Balances, $ 9,033 19


Total Excess (See Balance Sheet)


$12,156 97


SCHEDULE F. BALANCE SHEET-JANUARY 1, 1925 REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Revenue Cash,


$22,716 67


Overlay, Tax of 1923, $126 55


Herbert W. Bartlett, Collector --


Tax of 1923,


$50 00


Tax of 1924,


54,406 79


Total Overlayings, $5,393 05


9,990 94


Total of Uncollected Taxes, Uncollected Water Rates, etc.,


$54,456 79


Accounts Payable, Unpaid Warrants, Unappropriated Revenue : Dog Tax from County,


2,452 50


George B. Howland, Collector- Rates of 1921 and prior,


$210 98


Labor, etc., 1921. 1 50


Rates of 1922,


238 58


Labor, etc., 1922


2 50


Rates of 1923,


628 31


Steel Line Survey, 114 20


Planning Board, 1,159 04


Town Hall Committee, 940 93


Police Dep't, for Uniforms, 13 25


Park Dep't, Cutting Wood, 1 56


8,033 45


Clearing Basin


of Town


Total Uncollected Water Rates, etc., Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Aid


$1,908 00


Military Aid (One-half), 72 50


Oak Grove and Vine Hills


Total Due from State,


1,980 50


Cemetery, for Surveying


Overdrafts:


Military Aid (One-half), 72 50


Soldiers' Relief. 4,155 20


Total Overdrafts


4,227 70


Total Unexpended Balances, Excess and Deficiency, Jan. 1, 1924, $134,523 27


3,544 06


123 00 154


Labor, etc, 1923,


4 00


Rates of 1924,


6,843 23


Labor, etc., 1924, 104 35


Overlay, Tax of 1924, 5,266 50


Reserve from Overlaying's, Surplus War Bonus Funds, 6,687 13


1,569 02


Premium from Bond Issues, Income from Bank Stock, Unexpended, Unexpended Appropriation Balances:


3,587 91


Brook and Maintenance of Elder Brewster Garden, 1,288 09


and Grading, 26 99


Excess of State Aid, 6 00


$134,529 27


Less:


Appropriated to


Revenue,


$50,000 00


Appropriations,


Sept. 6,


12,950 00


Oct. 4,


25,000 00


Gurnet Bridge Tav., not as-


sessed 668 74


Total Deductions, 88,618 74


$45,910 53


Excess and Deficiency, 1924, 12,156 97


155


58,067 50


$91,415 11


$91,415 11


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NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Non-Revenue Cash $296,994 49


Town Hall, $2.18,268 17


Fire Department, New Motor Apparatus, 359 74


Court Street Drain,


451 14


Alden Street Drain,


1,500 00


Main Street Ext., Alterations and Sidewalk


271 78


Bartlett Road,


100 00


Warren Ave. Widen'g, Damages


422 39


White Horse Road,


210 83


State Highway Alter., Damages


467 10


Bournedale Road,


3,581 72


Eel River Bridge


26


Eel River. Deepening Bed,


642 28


Sidewalks, Granolithic


28 1


Alden St. Land for School,


00


Hedge School Addition,


417 21


Stephens Field,


86 71


Stephens Field, for Drain Pipe, 431 92


4 86


Town Forest, Land.


10 00


Wharf and Public Landing,


Taking or Purchase of Land, 4,500 00 Construction, 34,274 25


Addition to Manomet Cemetery


136 90


Total Appropriations,


$296,994 49


$296,994 49


$296,994 49


156


Public Camping Place,


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Funded Debt Balancing Account,


$615,299 94 Memorial Town Hall Loan, Town Hall Lot Loan, Plymouth County Hospital Loan,


$294,000 00


15,000 00


35,000 00


6,000 00


Sewer Loan, Street Widening Loans,


10,700 00


00


New School House Loans, 108,000 Public Landing Loan, 124,000 00 Water Loans, 22,599 94




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