Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1934-1936, Part 24

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The garden club members were visited by a com- mittee apointed by the local grange, who scored each garden. The poultry club members were each visited by the county club agent.


Respectfully submitted,


OSCAR H. TRACY,


Town Director.


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REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD


During the last year the Planning Board has held twelve formal meetings, six meetings with various or- ganizations, four meetings with the Selectmen and nu- merous consultations.


Their attention has been engaged primarily with the question of zoning, and most of the meetings have been taken up by that subject. As a result of the many meet- ings and conferences, the Board is again submitting to the Town at the next Town Meeting, a zoning map and ordinance which they sincerely hope the Town will adopt.


This Board met with the Selectmen and discussed the possibility of remodelling the Memorial Building to ac- comodate the Town Officers. They came to the conclusion that it would be inadvisable.


The Board's opinion was sought on the question of constructing a filling station on the northwesterly cor- ner of Samoset and Court Streets. Having zoned the area in question for business, the Planning Board saw no objection to such construction, especially as it would keep the view at this corner unobstructed, and, therefor, make the corner safer for motorist and pedestrain alike.


The Chamber of Commerce Committee met with the Planning Board to discuss the question of parking space. The Board felt that of all the plans so far proposed, the School Street plan was the best both from the view of cost and accessability.


The Aviation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the like Committee from the American Legion met with the Planning Board to discuss airport facilities. The Planning Board expressed itself in favor of con-


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structing landing facilities for sea planes at the Town Wharf property on Water Street, and went before a meeting of the Selectmen to recommend the project and answer such questions as they could.


The Planning Board still has on its agenda for further consideration the questions of harbor improvement, sew- age disposal, a westerly route, airport facilities for land planes, and several minor matters.


The Planning Board recommends an appropriation of two hundred and fifty dollars for the ensuing year.


Respectfully submitted,


ALLEN D. RUSSELL Vice Chairman.


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LIST OF JURORS


Prepared by the Selectmen of Plymouth, Mass., for 1936


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Alsheimer, John J., 201/2 Davis St., Coal Dlr. Armstrong, John A., 5 North Green St., Clerk Armstrong, William, 370 Court St., Machinist


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Bagni, Robert, 6 Cherry St., Carpenter Baker, Harold W., 8 Chilton St., Mgr. Baratta, Giacomo, 22 Whiting St., Plumber Beauregard, J. Ernest, 5 Alden St., Electrician Beever, John A., 268 Court St., Overseer Bell, George H., 11 Highland Place, Weaver Bennett, Nathaniel B., 12 Stafford St., Clerk Bennett, Richard V., 208 Court St., Architect Berardi, James J., 7 No. Spooner St., Cord. Emp. Besse, Daniel W., 10 North St., Merchant Besse, Ezra L., 6 Alden St., Edes Mfg. Co. Emp. Beytes, Carl R., 430 Court St., Clerk Beytes, Leon H., 430 Court St., Civil Eng. Birnstein, Emil C., Jr., 27 Standish Ave., Mfgr. Birnstein, Fred C., 17 So. Russell St., Mill Emp. Bittinger, Paul W., 4 Cushman St., Editor Bliss, Edgar F., 207 Sandwich St., Hdwe. DIr. Bliss, Frederic A., 23 Pleasant St., Hdwe. Dlr. Botieri, Ernest, 279 Court St., Watch Maker Boutin, Albert W., Clifford Rd., Fisherman Boutin, Elmer P., 41 Stafford St., Fisherman Boutin, Harry J., 83 Sandwich St., Lobsterman Bowditch, Arthur L., 6 Massasoit St., Engineer


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Boyer, Harold A., 2 Winter St., Painter Bradford, Julian S., 10 Holmes Terrace, Clerk Briggs, David H., Manomet, Fisherman Brown, Daniel W., 42 Samoset St., Usher Brown, Richard B., 7 Winslow St., Overseer Bumpus, Harry W., 12 Lewis St., Painter Burgess, Edward L., Lincoln St., Banker Burgess, Osborne, Newfields St., Laborer Burrill, Willis S., 27 Standish Ave., Weaver


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Cadose, John, 418 Court St., Cord. Emp. Carr, Walter E., 92 Spooner St., Foreman Cassidy, Charles H., 21 Wood St., Farmer Cavicchi, Albert J., 420 Court St., Clerk Contente, Joseph S., 252 Standish Ave., Shoe Dlr. Corvini, Peter, 16 Hedge Rd., Clerk Crowell, Kenneth F., 5 Goddard Ct., Clerk


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Darsch, Charles G., 322 Court St., Painter David, Manuel F., 227 Standish Ave., Edes Emp. Davies, Eleazer, 29 Russell St., Cran. Grower Davis, John W. E., Clifford Rd., Laborer Durnion. John, 96 Spooner St., Cord. Emp.


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Eddy, Herbert B., White Horse, Laborer Edes, Fletcher R., Obery St., Foreman Ellis, Ernest C., Ellisville, Carpenter Emerson, Alberto C., White Horse, Instructor English, Russell B., 64 Oak St., Dyer Everson, Richard C., Manomet, R. E. Agt.


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Ferrari, Enrico, 18 Whiting St., Ins. Agt. Fraser, Alexander L., 78 Oak St., Engineer


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Gardner, Eugene F., 11 High St., Painter Geary, Henry T., 76 Sandwich St., Tel. Emp. Govi, John H., 4 Stephens St., Tailor Greene, Harold F., 12 Alvin Rd., Bookkeeper


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Haire, George F., 10 Middle St., Salesman Haire, Howard A., Clifford Rd., Clerk Harlow, John Russell, 150 Sandwich St., Lobsterman Hedge, I. Lothrop, 26 Standish Ave., Clerk Hennessey, Andrew A., 66 Oak St., Lineman Holmes, Norman W., 7 Whiting St., Plumber Hughes, Arthur F., 34 Stafford St., Chauffeur Hunt, Walter E., 6 Water St. Ext., Druggist Hunter, William J., 368 Court St., Foreman


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Jordan, Frank, 32 Mayflower St., Druggist


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Kennedy, John A., 15 Stafford St., Chauffeur Kinsley, Herbert E., 42 Alden St., Weaver Klasky, Hyman J., 33 Union St., Cabinet Maker Kuhn, John G., No. Spooner St., Cord Emp.


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Lahey, Leonard J., 10 Nelson St., Ice Cream Mfgr. Lamb, George F., 24 Brewster St., Bus Operator


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Lamborghini, Joseph S., 179 Court St., Auto Dlr. Lanman, Herbert H., 7 Davis St., Clerk Lathrop, Charles E., 71 Oak St., Mgr. Ply. Exp. Lee, Samuel J., 10 South St., Letter Carrier


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Mahler, Laurence P., 31 Vernon St., Plumber Manion, Paul H., 73 Summer St., Tel. Emp. Marrah, Joseph, 16 Samoset St., Mill Emp. Matinzi, Ralph F., 15 Oak St., Sup't. Boys' Club McFarlin, Donald, 42 Union St., Sales Mgr. Metcalf, James F., 92 Allerton St., Mill Emp. Morin, Louis G., 14 Savery Ave., Mill Emp. Morse, Arthur L., 6 Jefferson St., Salesman


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Neri, Fred, 68 Standish Ave., Unemployed Nickerson, John C., Chiltonville, Trout Raiser Nightingale, George W., Jr., 10 Mt. Pleasant St., Asst. Mgr.


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O'Connell, William M., 71 Allerton St., Dresser O'Keefe, James W., Warren Ave., Chauffeur


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Pavesi, William L., 45 Cherry St., Carpenter Peck, John P., 280 Court St., Carpenter Penn, Abraham, 173 Sandwich St., Clothier Perkins, Isaac H., 41 Mayflower St., Mason Perrier, Geoffrey D., 12 Washington St., Cobbler Peterson, Valentine J., 31/2 Mayflower St., Foreman Pickard, Edward I. A., 7 Whiting St., Weaver Pimental, John V., 8 Peck Ave., Cord. Emp.


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Pizzotti, Attilio A., 33 Davis St., Laborer Pizzotti, Bruno G., 50 Alden St., Weaver Priestley, Edmund J., 39 Mayflower St., Dresser


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Rae, Andrew, 3 Centennial St., Retired Rae, James, 3 Centennial St., Plumber Rossi, Nando, 198 Water St., Percher


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Sampson, Earl C., 93 Court St., Clerk Schreiber, David A., 26 Alden St., Retired Scotton, Charles F., 3 Chilton St., Ins. Agt. Sgarzi, Orfeo H., 354 Court St., Garage Emp. Shaw, Arthur E., 32 Stafford St., Clerk Spurr, James E. T., Billington St., Mill Emp. Strassel, John N., 66 Cherry St., Cord. Emp. Swift, Robert C., Clifford Rd., Carpenter


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Taylor, James, 136 Summer St., Weaver Temple, Charles E., 34 South St., Chauffeur Thom, George S., 1 So. Spooner St., Cord. Emp. Torri, Tonino, 19 Castle St., Laborer Turner, Edgar S., 16 Nelson St., Foreman


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Valler, Irving C., Jordan Rd., Laborer Valler, James S. A., Vallerville, Caretaker Vassar, Carl I., 6 Lafayette Ct., Draftsman Volta, Charles, 33 Cherry St., Laborer Volta, Fred, 2 Suosso Lane, Barber


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Wall, Chester B., 160 Summer St., Nail Maker Wall, Seth E., 6 Allerton St., Janitor


Warnsman, Edward C., 28 Bay View Ave., R. E. & Ins. Agt.


Watkins, Alvin M., 19 Mayflower St., Dresser Webster, Egbert W., 36 Market St., Prop. Lunch Cart Weild, William, Rear 24 Murray St., Weaver Welsh, Michael D., 21 Alden St., Plumber Whiting, Adrian P., 163 Sandwich St., Clerk Whiting, Roger W., 215 Sandwich St., Machinist Wood, Frank T., 25 Mayflower St., Conductor Wood, Stanley, Samoset St., Clerk


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Yeager, Carl J. 86 Standish Ave., Weaver


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Zeigengeist, Paul H., 27 South St., Weaver


JAMES A. WHITE, WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG, ANDREW J. CARR, CHARLES MONING, AMEDEO V. SGARZI,


Board of Selectmen.


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


OF THE


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For the Year Ending December 31,


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TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


For the Year Ending December 31, 1935.


Plymouth, Mass., February 29, 1936.


To the Board of Selectmen.


Town of Plymouth.


Gentlemen :


I submit herewith my report of the financial trans- actions of the Town for the year ending December 31, 1935.


These Schedules are in the usual forms and comprise the following :


Schedule A. Receipts and Payments classified in ac- cordance with the requirements of the Division of Ac- counts of the State of Massachusetts.


Schedule B. Departmental and Other Expenditures, including local funds expended on E. R. A. and W. P. A. projects. This schedule shows all amounts appropriated at town meetings, the payments made therefrom class- ified as to the purpose of payment, and the disposition made in closing the books of any unexpended balances.


Schedule C. Estimated and Actual Cash Receipts, other than from taxes.


Schedule D. Revenue Account for the year 1935. Showing the total of town meeting appropriations, es- timated receipts, and amount raised by taxation.


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Schedule E. List of Unexpended Appropriation Bal- ances which were transferred to Excess and Deficiency Account at the close of the year.


Schedule F. Balance Sheet, January 1, 1936, showing debit or credit balances of all accounts.


Schedule G. Summary of Outstanding Indebtedness (Bonds) showing the total bonded debt at the beginning of the year, amounts paid thereon during the year, and the requirements for. payments on principal and interest during the ensuing year.


Schedule H. Detailed Statement of Bonded Indebted- ness, giving dates of issue, rate of interest, and amounts retired annually.


Schedule I. List of Trust Funds, not including the January, 1936, dividends.


Schedule J. Borrowing Capacity of the Town, cal- culated as of January 1, 1936.


In making the 1934 report it was remarked that a falling off in the actual cash receipts (other than from taxes) occurred for the first time in seventeen years. I am glad to be able to report that in 1935 the old order was resumed and a surplus of $32,000.00 was collected from that source.


The same peculiar conditions in the banking business as in 1934 have continued through 1935 and are still in force. As a result the extremely low rate of discount on temporary tax notes has made the amount paid by the Town of Plymouth almost negligible.


A considerable number of overdrafts were made dur- ing the year, and as no special town meeting was held in the fall, these sums will have to be placed in the 1936 tax levy.


I am reprinting below the same figures shown in my 1934 report with the addition of last year's figures.


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From this it appears that the low point on cash receipts and the high point on uncollected taxes were reached in 1934 and that these have taken a turn for the better.


Actual cash receipts for the last six years, other than for taxes, are as follows :


For the year 1930, $304,594.77


For the year 1931, 269,359.88


For the year 1932, 250,578.13


For the year 1933,


239,475.05


For the year 1934,


237,364.53


For the year 1935, 248,560.50


Uncollected taxes for the last six years :


January 1, 1931, $126,000.00


January 1, 1932,


140,000.00


January 1, 1933,


170,000.00


January 1, 1934,


202,000.00


January 1, 1935 196,000.00


January 1, 1936, 139,000.00


Respectfully submitted,


ELMER R. HARLOW, Town Accountant


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SCHEDULE A


RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS


RECEIPTS


Revenue for Revenue for Total


Sources of Receipts


Expenses Outlays


GENERAL REVENUE 1. TAXES


Current Year-


1. Property


$520,362.11


2. Poll


8,256.00


Previous Years-


3. Property


173,835.61


4. Poll


302.00


From the State-


5. Corporation 43,252.55


6. Street Railway


7. Bank


8. Income


51,075.04


9. Soldiers' Exemption


32.86


Reimbursement for loss of taxes 872.39


Total, Taxes $707,988.56 $797,988.56


2. LICENSES AND PERMITS


Licenses-


10. Liquor


$20,197.00 2,089.21


11. All Other Permits-


12. Marriage


13. All Other


Total, Licenses and Permits $22,286.21 $22,286.21


3. FINES AND FORFEITS


14. Court


$2,024.20


15. Departmental Penalties


16. Contract Violations


Total, Fines and Forfeits $2,024.20 $2,024.20


Total forward


$822,298.97


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Revenue for Total


Expenses


Outlays


$822,298.97


4. GRANTS AND GIFTS


Grants from Other Civil Divisions-


17. From State, for Education


a. b. Aid to Industrial Schools $577.50


c, d, e


f. English-speaking Classes 1,405.00 g.


18. From State, Armories


19. From State, Highways (Emergency Relief)


20. From State, Other Purposes 1,281.00


a, b, c,


21. From County, Dog Licenses 1,777.91


Gifts from Individuals-


22. For Expenses 1,000.00


23. For Outlays


Total, Grants and Gifts $6,041.41 $6,041.41


5. ALL OTHER GENERAL REVENUE


24. 25.


Total forward


$828,340.38


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Revenue for Total


Expenses Outlays


$828,340.38


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


6. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


26.


Street Sprinkling


27.


Moth Extermination


$133.00


28.


Sewers


387.00


29.


Sidewalks and Curbing


30.


Other Purposes


Total, Special Assessments


$520.00


520.00


7. PRIVILEGES


31. Public Service


32. Minor


a. Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


19,868.62


Total, Privileges


$19,868.62


19,868.62


Total forward $848,729.00


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to


Total


Expenses


Outlays


$848,729.00


8. DEPARTMENTAL


8a. General Government


Legislative ---


33. Aldermen and Council; Moderator


Executive-


24. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen


Financial 35. Auditor, Accountant, and Auditing $56.30


36: Treasurer


37. Collector


38. Assessors


39. License Commissioners


40. Other Finance Offices and Accounts


Other General Departments


41. Law


General Government forward $56.30 Total forward


$848,729.00


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PAYMENTS


Expenses Outlays Total


Objects of Payments


1. DEPARTMENTAL


la. General Government


Legislative-


1. Aldermen and Council; Moderator


a. Salaries and Wages $140.00


b. Other Expenses 86,92


Executive-


2. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen


a. Salaries and Wages 2,754.00


b. Other Expenses 1,231.26


Financial-


3. Auditor, Accountant, and


Auditing


a. Salaries and Wages 2,076.00


b. Other Expenses 462.92


4. Treasurer


a. Salaries and Wages 1,653.00


b. Other Expenses 543.60


5. Collector


a. Salaries and Wages 2,437.25


b. Other Expenses 2,555.58


6. Assessors


a. Salaries and Wages 5,254.55


b. Other Expenses 1,229.66


7. License Commissioners a. Salaries and Wages


b. Other Expenses


8. Other Finance Offices and Accounts


a. Sinking Fund Commissioners


b. Miscellaneous 30.00


Other General Departments-


9. Law


a. Salaries and Wages 1,233.00


b. Other Expenses 143.08


General Government forward $21,830.82


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays


$848,729.00


General Government forward $56.30


42. City or Town Clerk


43. City Messenger 44. Public Works


45. Engineering


46. Superintendent of Buildings


47. Election and Registration


48. Other General Departments


Municipal Buildings


49. City or Town Hall


2,192.50


Total, General Government $2,251.80 2,251.80


8b. Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department-


50. Services of Officers


51. Sale of Materials $50.00


52. Miscellaneous 110.00


Protection of Persons and Property forward $160.00


Total forward $850,980.80


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays


Total


General Government forward


$21,830.82


10. City or Town Clerk


a. Salaries and Wages 1,267.00


b. Other Expenses 67.44


11. City Messenger


a. Salaries and Wages


b. Other Expenses


12. Public Works


a. Salaries and Wages


b. Other Expenses


13. Engineering


a. Salaries and Wages 639.36


b. Other Expenses 52.52


14. Superintendent of Buildings a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


15. Election and Registration


a. Salaries and Wages 759.00


b. Other Expenses 320.60


16. Other General Departments


Municipal Buildings-


17. City or Town Hall


a. Salaries and Wages 3,592.00


b. Other Expenses 5,041.02


Total, General Government $33,569.76 $33,569.76


1b. Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department


18. Salaries and Wages $25,731.00


19. Equipment 2,051.76


$377.00


20. Fuel and Light 595.98


21. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds 293.74


22. New Buildings


23. Other Expenses 405.43


Protection of Persons and Property forward $29,077.91 $377.00


Total forward


$33,569.76


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RECEIPTS


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Sources of Receipts


Expenses


Outlays


Total forward


$850,980.80


Protection of Persons and Property forward $160.00


Fire Department-


53. Sale of Materials


54. Miscellaneous


Militia-


55. Armories


56. Rifle Ranges


Inspection-


57. Inspection of Buildings


58. Inspection of Wires


59. Sealing of Weights and Measures $438.10


Forestry-


60. Insect Pest Extermination


61. Planting and Trimming Trees


62. Forest Fires


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


63. Bounties 10.00


64. Sale of Dogs by Dog Officer 39.00


65. Dog Officer, from County 313.00


Total, Protection of Persons and Property $960.10 960.10


Total forward $851,940.90


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays Total


Total forward


$33,569.76


Protection of Persons and Property forward $29,077.91


$377.00


Fire Department-


24. Salaries and Wages


34,651.13


25. Equipment


5,935.72


247.20


26. Hydrant Service


27. Fuel and Light


1,241.04


28. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds 428.72


29. New Buildings


30. Other Expenses


447.00


Militia-


31. Armories


32. Rifle Ranges


164.88


Inspection-


33. Inspection of Buildings 265.70


34. Inspection of Wires


35. Sealing of Weights and Mea- sures 2,204.37


Forestry-


36. Insect Pest Extermination 6,292.66


37. Planting and Trimming Trees 3,547.48


38. Forest Fires 3,258.04


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


39. Bounties


10.00


40. Fish Wardens and Shellfish Protection 548.50


41. Parkway Cable


10.50


42. Dog Officer 759.05


County Aid to Agriculture 100.00


Total, Protection of Persons and Property


$88,942.70


$624.20


$89,566.90


Total forward


$123,136.66


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays


$851,940.90


8c. Health and Sanitation


Health-


66. Quarantine and Contagious Hospitals


67. Tuberculosis $2,669.18


68. Miscellaneous .55


69. Inspection of School Children


122.25


(including Dental Clinic)


Sanitation-


70. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 563.93


71. Sewer Construction


72. Refuse and Garbage Disposal


73. Street Cleaning


Other Health and Sanitation-


74. Public Sanitary Stations


60.33


75.


Total Health and Sanitation


$3,416.24


3,416.24


Total forward $855,357.14


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$123,136.66


1c. Health and Sanitation


Health-


43. General Administration $1,044.74


44. Quarantine and Contagious Hospitals 3,577.06


45. Tuberculosis


15,677.68


46. Vital Statistics


88.00


47. Other Expenses


3,968.44


48. Inspection


a. Inspection of School Chil- dren 7,138.24


b. Inspection of Animals


360.00


c. Inspection of Meat and Pro- visions 720.00


d. Inspection of Milk and


Vinegar


658.21


Sanitation-


49. Sewer Maintenance and Oper- ation 3,468.87


50. Metropolitan Sewer Maintenance


51. Sewer Construction $3,782.82


52. Refuse and Garbage Disposal 9,803.44


53. Street Cleaning


4,498.89


Other Health and Sanitation-


54. Sanitaries and Convenience Stations 2,609.08


55. Care of Brooks and Streams


56. Mosquito Nuisance 500.00


Total, Health and Sanitation


$54,112.65


$3,782.82


$57,895.47


Total forward


$181,032.13


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RECEIPTS


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Sources of Receipts


Expenses


Outlays


Total forward


$855,357.14


8d. Highways


76. General $25.25


77. Construction


$15,269.24


78. Sidewalks and Curbing


79. Snow and Ice Removal


80. Sprinkling


a. Water


b. Other


81. Lighting 82. Miscellaneous


Total, Highways $25.25 $15,269.24


15,294.49


8e. Charities


83. Infirmary or Town Farm


a. Sale of Produce and Stock


b. Board


c. Miscellaneous 63.00


84. Reimbursements for Relief


a. From Individuals 165.28


b. From Other Cities and Towns 8,160.96


c. From the State 10,516.81


85. Reimbursements for Mothers' Aid


a. From Individuals


b. From Other Cities and Towns


c. From the State 666.17


86. Reim. for Old Age Assistance


a. From the State 9,971.82


b. Other Cities and Towns 2,285.24


87. Municipal General Hospitals


88. Miscellaneous


Total, Charities $31,829.28 31,829.28


Total forward $902,480.91


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays Total


Total forward


$181,032.13


1d. Highways


57. General Administration


$4,704.03


$3,241.00


58. General Highway Expenditures 35,063.10


50,240.42


59. Construction


3,061.82


60. Sidewalks and Curbing 4,999.75


600.00


61. Snow and Ice Removal


11,688.56


62. Sprinkling


a. Water


b. Other


63. Lighting 19,870.34


64. Other Expenses


a. Signs, Guide Boards, Street Numbering 113.48


873.58


125.04


b. Traffic Guides and Beacons c.


100.39


261.30


Total, Highways


$77,412.23


$57,529.58


134,942.81


le. Charities


65. General Administration $6,311.03


66. Infirmary or Town Farm 7,539.61


67. Outside Relief by City or Town 73,286.93


68. Relief by Other Cities and Towns 5,522.32


69. Mothers' Aid


a. Relief by City or Town 3,126.00


b. Relief by Other Cities and Towns


70. Old Age Assistance


a. Relief by City or Town 33,318.81


b. Relief by Other Cities and Towns 1,505.83


71. Municipal General Hospitals


72. Other Expenses 570.14


72. To Widows, from Income on Bank Stock Investment 21.00


Total, Charities $131,201.67 131,201.67


Total forward


$447,176.61


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RECEIPTS


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Sources of Receipts


Expenses


Outlays


Total forward


$902,480.91


8f. Soldiers' Benefits


89. State Aid


$855.00


90. Military Aid


407.50


91. Soldiers' Burials


92. Soldiers' Relief 383.00


Total, Soldiers' Benefits $1,645.50


1,645.50


8g. Schools


93. Tuition and Transportation, State Wards


$642.96


94. Other Tuition


190.44


95. Sale of Text Books and Supplies 382.96


96. Miscellaneous 1.50


Sale of old School House


Total, Schools $1,217.86 1,217.86


8h. Libraries 97. Fines, Rentals, and Sales 98. Miscellaneous


Total forward


$905,344.27


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays Total


Total forward


$447,176.61


1f. Soldiers' Benefits


73. General Administration


74. State Aid


$740.00


75. Military Aid


830.00


76. Soldiers' Burials


77. Soldiers' Relief


9,705.74


Total, Soldiers' Benefits $11,275.74


11,275.74


1g. Schools


78. General Expenses


a. Administrative Salaries


$4,230.00


b. Other General Salaries


4,280.32


c. Other General Expenses 1,338.78


79. Teachers' Salaries


153,129.95


80. Text Books and Supplies


9,247.73


81. Tuition


976.15


82. Transportation


15,915.78


83. Support of Truants


84. Janitors' Services


11,427.99


85. Fuel and Light


9,989.14


86. Maintenance, Buildings and Grounds 5,629.09


87. New Buildings


88. Furniture and Furnishings


735.11


89. Rent


360.00


90. Other Expenses


318.76


Total, Schools


$217,578.80


217,578.80


1h. Libraries


91. Salaries and Wages


$6,473.42


92. Books, Periodicals, etc.


2,036.45


93. Binding


292.46


94. Fuel and Light


705.92


95. Buildings


159.81


96. Other Expenses


Total, Libraries


$9,668.06


9,668.06


Total forward


$685.699.21


Plymouth THIRTEEN


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays


$905,344.27


8i. Recreation


99. Parks and Gardens $7.00


100. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


101. Bathhouses and Beaches 2,771.77


102. Celebrations and Entertain- ments 100.00


Total, Recreation $2,878.77 2,878.77


Total forward $908,223.04


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses Outlays Total


Total forward


$685,299.21


li. Recreation


97. General Administration


a. Salaries and Wages $125.00


b. Other Expenses


98. Parks and Gardens


a. Salaries and Wages 3,591.90


b. Improvements and Additions


c. Metropolian Park Main- tenance $1,159.32


d. Other Expenses


950.41


99. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


a. Salaries and Wages 1,740.40


b. Improvements and Additions 7,908.98


c. Other Expenses 156.51


100. Bathhouses and Beaches


a. Salaries and Wages 1,847.95


b. Improvements and Additions 949.08


c. Other Expenses 1,062.52


101. Celebrations and Entertainments


a. Fourth of July 490.35


b. Labor Day


c. Band Concerts


d. All Other 726.38


Total, Recreation $10,691.42


$10,017.38


20,708.80


Total forward


$706,408.01


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays


$908,223.04


8j. Pensions


103. 8k. Unclassified Receipts not Previously Recorded a. Sale of Land and Buildings $1,838.00 b, c, d


Total, Unclassified $1,838.00 1,838.00


Total forward




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