Town annual report of Saugus 1920-1922, Part 2

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1920
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 568


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Expenses


$95 25


Water


564 17


Disinfectant


8 87


Express


102 40


Labor, removing tree,


7 00


Telescopic hoist


295 00


Cleaning cesspool and building drains 233 75


Extinguishers


28 00


1,334 44


Unpaid bills, 1919,


general .


$599 70


Unpaid bills, 1019,


repairs


669 24


1, 268 94


Repairing Chimney, High.


Contract


$835 86


Engineer


8 30


844 16


Amounts carried forward,


$132, 134 47 $159,124 79


1


37


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1920]


Amounts brought forward,


$132, 134 47 $159, 124 79


North Saugus Schoolhouse


General Expenses.


Building contract, $17,892 50


Heating contract · 2,700 09


20,592 59


Total for education


$152,727 06


Library


Salaries and Wages.


Librarian . .


$754 15


Assistant . .


75 92


$830 07


Books, Periodicals, etc.


Books


$357 68


Periodicals


46 75


404 43


Binding.


Supplies for repairing, $28 41


28 41


Fuel and Light.


Fuel .


$278 00


Light


43 43


321 43


Buildings.


Carpentry .


$3 80


Furniture and fixtures,


17 48


Cellar pump for water,


27 00 -


48 28


Other Expenses.


· Stationery and postage,


$59 89


Telephone


·


9 84


Express and cartage ·


28 00


Janitor


226 60


Water


. II 44


335 77


Amounts carried forward,


$1,968 39 $311,851 85


8


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amounts brought forward,


$1,968 39 $311,851 85


Branch Libraries.


Cliftondale


$80 00


·East Saugus


95 56


Lynnhurst


28 50


North Saugus · 14 25


Unpaid bill, 1919


218 31 38 75


income from George Melvin Wilson Trust Trust fund for pur- chase of books only.


Books


$93 99


Total for Library


93 99


2,319 44


Unclassified


Memorial Day


Post 95, G. A. R. 275 00


Printing, Distributing Town Reports.


Printing


$556 50


Distributing


·


54 00


Advertising


4 00


614 50


Honor Roll Board.


Re-lettering


$50 00


Awning for board


20 65


70 65


Settlement of Claims.


A. Smith claim .


$115.00


Bright claim


25 00


Hodgsdon Tax Title


20 91


Insurance.


Blanket policy, fire . $3,045 60


Compensation


920 19


160 91


3,965 79


Amounts carried forward,


$5,086 85 $314,171 29


39


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1920]


- Amounts brought forward,


$5,086 85 $314, 171 29


Public Grounds.


Labor


$132 83


Equipment and repairs, 13 75


Care of flag


3 00 149 58


Total for Unclassified 5,236 43


Water Department


Purchase of Water.


City of Lynn, Decem-


ber 1, 1919 to De-


cember 1, 1920


$14,570 54


Maintenance


General Expenses.


Labor


· $4,693 86


Teams


28 00


Repairing gate valves,


30 15


Pipe and fittings ·


1,869 67


Meters and fittings ·


677 24


Equipment and repairs, 212 II


Freight and express


44 46


Cement


4 30


Power


359 81


Light


19 14


Coal and wood .


39 23


Gasoline and oil


347 º3


Equipment and repairs on auto truck and


touring car . 1,078 57


Insurance on truck


and auto


129 73


Unpaid bill, 1919


361 90


$9,895 20


Pitometer Survey.


Expenses.


Contract


950 00


Shelter boxes


115 00


Total for Maintenance,


10,960 20


Amounts carried forward,


$25,530 74 $319,407 72


40


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amounts brought forward, $25,530 74 $319,407 72 Extension


General Expenses.


Labor ·


$262 55


Pipe and fitting


1,154 58


Freight and express


14 74


Exploders .


· 3º 94


1,462 81


Old County Road


General Expenses.


Labor


$9 00


Pipe .


277 20


Hydrant


76 00


Freight


.


8 73


37° 93


Webster Avenue


General Expenses.


Labor


$158 87


Pipe and fittings


220 50


379 37


Parker Street


General Expenses.


Labor


$166 69


Pipe and fittings


90 84


Freight


8 23


265 76


Bow Street


General Expenses.


Labor


$16 17


-


Pipe and fittings


986 45


Freight


34 85


1,037 47


Amounts carried forward,


$29,047 08 $319,407 72


41


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1920]


Amounts brought forward, $29,047 08 $319,407 72


Hydrants


General Expenses.


Labor


$113 01


Hydrants


380 00


Freight


6 29


499 30


Hydrant Guild Road


General Expenses.


Hydrant


$76 00


Freight


I 76


77 76


Total for Water De-


partment, including


Maintenance, Exten-


sion, Hydrants and


Purchase of water .


$29,624 14


Cemetery


Salaries and Wages.


Superintendent . . $1,200 00


Labor .


1,562 60 .


2,762 60


Other Expenses.


Teams


$139 00


Telephone


23 59


Trees and flowers


194 54


Filling, gravel and loam,


4 80


Equipment and repairs,


105 40


Cement


14 80


Water


15 00


Fertilizer


.


6 00


Marble markers


41 15


Surveying


20 00


Lumber


18 00


-


Amts. carried forward, $582 28


$2,762 60 $349,031 86


42


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amounts brought forward, $582 28


$2,762 60 $349,031 86


Use of automobile with


trailer 10 00


Printing, stationery,


postage . . 43 16


635 44


$3,398 04


Unpaid bills, 1919


63 00


Land.


Land


800 00


Total for Cemetery 4,261 04


Hay Scales


Expenses.


Labor repairing


$1 40


Labor and teams


33 66


Total for hay scales 39 56


Interest and Maturing Debt


Maturing Debt.


Temporary Loans.


Anticipation of taxes. $255,000 00


General Loans.


Schools 7,500 00


Public Service Enterprises.


Water


8,500 00


Total for municipal


indebtedness


271,000 00


Interest


Temporary Loans.


Anticipation of taxes . $9,978 42


General Loans.


Schools


5,756 25


Amounts carried forward, $15,734 67 $624,332 46


1


43


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


920]


Amounts brought forward, $15,734 67 $624,332 46 Public Service Enterprise. Water


3,105 00


Total for Interest 18,839 67


Agency and Trust


Agency.


State tax


$22,820 00


State tax, special . 1,075 80


Charles river basin tax, 876 28


Metropolitan park loan


tax 5,684 56


State highway tax ·


4,692 60


Fire protection tax


139 20


* Civilian war poll tax,


8,673 00


County tax ·


13,473 45


¡ Gypsy moth tax


225 00


Eastern Mass. St. R.


R. tax .


.504 71


58,164 60


Crust.


Perpetual care fund . 1,783 00


Total for agency and trust 59,947 60


Refund and Transfer


efund.


Tax abatement, 1918, $6 99


Tax abatement, 1919, 61 90


Tax abatement, 1920, 65 15


Water adjustments · 27 12


Total for refund and


transfer . .


161 16


Cash balance on hand


December 31, 1920,


29,156 33


$732,437 22


* $600 of Civilian War Poll Tax refunded to Town in January, 1921. To be refunded to Town by State.


44


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


The following bills of the various departments remain unpaid at the close of business December 31, 1920 :


General Government.


Collector


$631 48 4


Treasurer's certifying


bonds . · 185 00


Election and registration, 424 97


Health and Sanitation.


Health


34 29


Vital Statistics .


7 45


Highway.



Highway


125 60


Charities.


Overseers of Poor


·


174 77


Saugus Home


· 1,479 61


Education.


School


2 45


Unclassified.


Insurance


313 81


Water.


Maintenance .


28 80


$3,408 23


The Treasurer's Cash Account


The cash on hand, December 31, 1920, was verified by me by actual count, and the cash in the bank was verified by reconcilia- tion of the outstanding checks with the book and bank statements, and was further verified by a letter received from the bank cer- tifying to the amount to the credit of the town of Saugus at the close of the business, December 31, 1920.


Taxes Collected


The cash books and commitment books were footed and the payments to the Treasurer verified and compared with the receipts as recorded by him on his books.


Trust Funds


I have compared the savings bank books in the hands of the Treasurer with the amount called for in the Perpetual Care Fund account as being on deposit December 31, 1920, and the books and the amounts agree.


Summarized Statement of the Appropriation Accounts for Ye


Ending December 31, 1920


Balance carried over from 1919


Appropriation from Surplus


Appropriation Annual Meeting


Appropriation Bond Issue


Appropriation Special Meel. ing April 29, 1920


Special N cel. Ing Ju .c 7. Tiro


GENERAL GOVERNMENT : Moderator


Finance Committee


130 00


Selectmen's Department


700 00


Accountant's Department


700 00


$100 00


230 00


213 95


$16 05


Treasurer's Department .


1,400 00


425 00


1,125 00


1,080 66


44 34


Treasurer's Department, Unpaid Bill, 1919 .


$1


1,800 00


1,400 00


1,382 08


17 93


Collector's Department, Unpaid Bills, 1919


1 92


1,600 00


1,800 00


1,800 00


301 92


1,787 26


2 95


Law Department .


450 00


Town Clerk


300 00


Election and Registration


1.750 00


450 00


410 97


39 03


Election and Registration, Unpaid Bills, 1919


44 00


3,036 00


50 00


1,800 00


1,797 87


2 13


Town Ilall, Unpaid Bill, 1919 .


39 40


3,660 00


400 00


3:436 00


3,341 4€


94 54


Public Works Administration, Unpaid B111, 1919


119 70


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY :


3,600 00


3.535 27


64 73


Police


14.789 00


119 70


119 70


Town Constable


50 00


Engineer's Salarice .


350 00


14,789 00


14,702 94


$6 06


Firemen's Salaries


9,200 00


50 00


50 00


Superintendent, Fire Alarm


156 00


350 00


350 00


Fire Department .


4,000 00


10,056 00


9.758 88


297 12


Auto Combination Hose and Chemical


7,650 00


156 00


156 00


3.037 40


962 60


Hydrant Service


812 00


7,650 00


. .


$7,650 0


Inspector of Buildings


450 00


900 00


900 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures .


200 00


812 00


812 00


Gypsy Moth


3,206 00


450 00


417 25


32 75


Tree Warden


250 00


200 00


186 18


13 8:


Forest Warden .


100 00


Private Work, $1,660 35


4.866 35


4,866 07


28


HEALTH AND SANITATION :


250 00


248 17


1 83


llealth Department


2,700 00


100 00


1)7 00


3 00


Health Department, Unpald Bills, 1919


79 66


300 00


2,700 00


1,938 40


761 60


Inspector of Plumbing


500 00


300 00


300 00


Inpector of Milk and Cattle


275 00


24 80


24 80


Ashes and Garbage ..


2,766 00


500 00


500 00


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES :


275 00


274 00


00


llighways .


17,000 00


2,760 00


2,760 00


5,000 00


450 00


Refunds, 13 50


17.463 50


17+459 29


$ 21


Highway, Walnut Street, 1921 .


5.000 00


4,997 44


2 56


Sidewalks


5,000 00


26,078 78


5,000 00 3,931 22


Street Lighting


8,924 00


500 00


499 80


10


CHARITIES :


000 00


8,500 00


7.859 56


640 44


Orerseers of Poor


9,848 00


40 00


8,964 00


8,911 SS


52 12


Saugus Ilome


12,500 00


Refunds,


21 00


9,869 00


9.794 65


74 35


Saugus Home, Unpald Bllls, 1919.


525 03


270 83


Refunds,


12,500 20


12,485 72


14 48


Soldiers' Burial


200 00


Refunds,


6 00


3,206 00


1.779 00


427 00


EDUCATION :


Schools .


121,000 00


270 00


2 40


599 7


5,000 00


Refunds. 2 42


127,202 42


124,721 86


2,480 56


599 70


599 70


5.300 00


5.299 SI


49


New High School Building .


669 24


669 24


Lynnhurst Schoolhouse .


5 62


17.00000


$8,000 00


$ 62


25,000 00


20,592 59


4.407 41


Public Library, Trust Fund Account


Refunds, 5 00


2,205 00


2,186 70


3 30


RECREATION ANII U'NCLASSIFIED :


38 75


38 75


Memorial Day


275 00


Income Trust Funds, 93 01


93 99


93 99


Printing and Distributing Town Reports


614 50


275 00


275 00


Public Grounds


150 00


614 50


614 50


Reserve Fund


3.000 00


150 00


149 58


Settlement Bright Claim


3,000 00


2.996 58


3.


Settlement Tax Title Claim


115 00


115 00


lionor Roll Board


25 00


25 00


Water Purchase Account


15,000 00


71 00


71 00


70 65


Water Maintenance .


9,333 00


15,000 00


14.570 54


.129 46


Water l'itometer Survey


950 00


200 00


Refunds,


9.533 71


1).533 30


Water Hydrants .


500 00


115 00


1,065 00


1,065 00


Water Extension .


1.500 00


125 00


77 76


47 24


Water Extension, Old County Road .


1,270 00


40 00


1,540 00


1.462 51


77 19


Water Extension, Parker Street


Refunds,


5 40


1,275 40


370 93


700 00


040 00


Refunds,


21 60


1,061 60


265 76 1.037 47


2.4 13


Cemetery, Uupa Unpaid Bills, 1919


63 00


800 00


67 00


613 00


INTEREST AND MATURING DET:


Interest, Temporary Loans .


8,000 00


39 56


39 sh


39 56


Interest, Schoolhouse Loans


10,500 00


9.978 42


524 58


500 00


5.756 50


5.750 25


3.105 011


675 €KJ


Water Loon Bonds


$556 89


$19.730 99 $322.862 29


$47,000 00


$8,000 00


$856 00


Less amount transferred from Reserve fund to other Departments,


$556 89


$19.730 99 $319,865 71


$47,000 00


$8.000 00


$856 00


Balance carried over from 1919


$556 89


Appropriation Annual Meeting .


$319.865 71


$319.865 71


$47,000 00


Appropriation Annual Meeting from Surplus


19.730 99


$19.730 99


$8,000 00


$856 00


Appropriation Special Meeting, Oct. 4


20.885 83


Appropriation by Transfer. Reserve Fund


2,996 58


Miscellaneous receipts


Total expenditures


$1,829 19


$388,122 13 8.488 68


$8.488 68


$25.110 38


$421.721 19


priation


al Neel. Ocl. ++ 920


Transferred from Reserve Fand


Miscellaneous Receipts


Total Credit


Expenditures


Unexpended Balance Reverting to Treasury


Unexpended Balance Carried Over to 1931


Assessors


2,900 00


Assessors' Revising Plans


500 00


555 0


135 21


1,790 21


Registration Town Notes.


50 00


2,900 00


2,900 00


500 00


50 co


46 00


4 00


300 00


299 99


01


Town Hall .


44 00


44 00


Public Works Administration .


39 40


39 40


94 9.


Collector's Department .


700 00


693 24


1 25


1 25


Tax Title Expenses


$50 00


$50 00


$391.118 71


$8.488 68 $25.110 38


SS5 83


$2.996 58


$1,829 19 $424.717 77


2.996 58


2,994, 55


S85 $3


$2.996 58


$1,829 19 $421.721 19


$388.122 13


$8,488 68


$25. 110 38


Appropriation Annual Meeting, Bond Issue


17.000 00


Appropriation Spectai Meeting. April 29 .


8,000 00


Appropriation Special Meeting. June 7


856 00


+19-335 11 1,$29 19


$2.996 58


Unexpended Balance Reverting to Treasary


Unexpanded Balance carried over to 1921


3,105 00


Interest, Highway Bonds


675 00


467 50


Schoolhouse Loan Bonds .


7.500 00 8,500 00


675 00


7.500 00


7.500 00


8,500 00


8.500 ot


3,000 00


000 00


3.400 00


3.398 04


Cemetery, L,and Hlav Scales


800 00


800 00


5.289 00


Interest, Water Loans


125 00


500 00


499 311


70


Water Extension, Webster Avenue


400 00


37) 37


24 63


904 47


Water Extension, Revere System


700 00


4,34 24


Cemetery


3.400 00


115 00


25 00


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERY :


20 91


20 91


20 01


Water Maintenance, Unpaid Bills, 1919


361 90


361 90


361 10


School Repairs .


School Repairs, Unpaid Bills, 1919


669 2


$ 85


North Saugus Schoolhouse


85


85


Land tor School, No. Saugus


149 44


Public Library . .


2,200 00


Public Library, Unpaid Bill, 1919


38 75


98


Insurance


3.965 79


3.965 79


3.965 79


Settlement Smith Claim


3,200 00


20


525 93


525 °3


Soldiers' Relief


1,424 00


200 00


.50 00


150 00


1,696 40


1,696 40


Schools, Unpaid Bills, 1919


,200 00


Chimney, High School Building


300 00


850 00


850 00


844 16


5 62


Vital Statistics .


Vital Statistics, Unpald BIII, tot9.


24 80


79 66


79 66


Automobile Power Dump Truck


3,000 00


Ilighway, Walnut Street, 1920


3,000 00


3,000 00


Highway Macadam Pavement .


$30,000 00


Snow and Ice


500 00 7.500 00


30,000 00


Overseers of Poor, Unpaid Bills, 1919


862 64


1.133 47


1.133 47


Fire Alarm Boxes


900 00


4,000 00


25,110 38


$421,721 19 $431.721 19


Water Hydrants, Gulld Road


400 00


Water Extension. Bow Street


3.000 00


3.105 00


2,996 58


149 44


149 44


State Aid .


$856 00


3º1 92


$50 00


Appropria*


.885


45


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1920]


The George Melvin Wilson Library Fund account was veri- fied by examining the Liberty Bonds in the hands of the Treas- urers, which are registered bonds, also the savings bank book.


Respectfully submitted, GRANVILLE A. CLARK,


Town Accountant.


JANUARY 24, 1921.


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TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[ Dec.


Trial Balance


December 31, 1920


DR.


CR.


Accounts receivable


$5,115 87


H. A. Parker, collector, 1919


16,497 37


H. A. Parker, collector, 1920


1 16,494 49


Tax titles


17,847 98


Final sales


11,587 20


J. S. Meacom, litigation ·


3,900 95


H. A. Parker, collector, receipts


water


79 63


H. A. Parker, collector, water receipts 526 48


Estimated receipts .


14,148 96


Receipts, water, 1920


$26,310


Revere, 1921


20,885 83


Overlay, 1920 ·


1,374 6


Overlay, 1919 ·


1,043 3


Overlay, reserve account


2,788 5


Premium account .


135 3


Excess and deficiency


25,989 2


Finance Committee


16 0


Selectmen's Department


44 3


Accountant's Department


6 7


Treasurer's Department .


17 9


Tax Title expenses


2 9


Registration town notes


4 0


Law Department


39 c


Town Clerk .


C


Election and registration


2 1


Town hall


94 5


Public works .


64 7


Police Department .


86 o


Firemen's salaries .


297 I


Amounts carried forward,


$207,084 76 $58,317 6


.


.


1920]


Amounts brought forward,


Fire Department


Auto combination and chemical


Inspector of Buildings


32 75


Sealer of Weights and Measures


13 82


Gypsy Moth .


28


Tree Warden . .


I 83


Forest Warden


3 00


Health Department


761 60


Inspection, milk and cattle


I 00


Highway ·


4 21


Highway, Walnut street, 1920


.


2 56


Highway, Walnut street, 1921


.


5,000 00


Highway, macadam pavement ·


3,921 22


Sidewalks


20


Snow and ice


640 44


Street lighting


52 12


Overseers of Poor


74 35


Saugus Home


14 48


State Aid


427 00


Soldiers' burial


150 00


Schools .


2,480 56


School repairs


49


Schools, chimney, High School


5 84


New High School building


85


Lynnhurst Schoolhouse .


5 62


North Saugus Schoolhouse


4,407 41


Land, North Saugus Schoolhouse


149 44


Public Library


18 30


Public grounds


42


Reserve fund .


3 42


Honor Roll Board .


35


Water Purchase Account


429 46


Water Maintenance


41


Water hydrants


70


Water hydrants, Guild road


47 24


Water extension


77 19


Water extension, Webster avenue


20 63


Water extension, old county road


904 47


Water extension, Parker street .


434 24


Amounts carried forward,


$207,084 76 $87,018 17


47


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


$207,084 76 $58,317 67 962 60 7,650 00


·


48


TOWN DOCUMENTS."


[Dec. 31


Amounts brought forward, $207,084 76 $87,018 17


Water extension, Bow street .


24 13


Water extension, Revere system Cemetery


I 96


Interest, temporary loans


521 58


Interest, water bonds


25


Interest, highway bonds .


675 00 145,000 00


Net Bonded Debt (balancing acct.),


239,500 00


Ballard School Loan, bonds .


15,000 00


High and Emerson Schools, bond .


45,000 00


Schoolhouse Loan, 1916, bond


59,000 00


7,500 00


Lynnhurst Schoolhouse, bond Water Loan, 1910 issue . ·


18,000 00 1


Water Loan, 1913 issue .


3,000 00


Water Loan, 1914 issue .


22,000 00


Water Loan, 1914 issue .


4,000 00


Water Loan, 1915 issue .


2,500 00


Water Loan, 1916 issue .


8,000 00


Water Loan, 1917 issue .


8,500 00


Schoolhouse Loans, 1920


17,000 00


Macadam pavement bonds


30,000 00


Perpetual Care Funds


15,699 49


Trust Funds .


15,699 49


Library Trust Funds


2,051 95


Trust Fund (Geo. Melvin Wilson),


2,051 95


Cash


29, 156 33


$493,492 53 $493,492 53


3,000 00


Temporary loans .


49


STATISTICS OF SAUGUS


1920]


STATISTICS OF THE TOWN OF SAUGUS.


YEARS.


Real Estate.


Personal Property.


Total Valuation.


Balance Excess of Revenue


Tax Rate per $1,000


1920


$7,590,627


$871,561


$8,462,188


$46,033 76


$35 95


1919


7,309,951


690,444


8,000,395


53,858 81


25 95


1918


7,189,897


623,104


7,812,801


40,768 42


27 95


1917


6,817,568


599,642


7,417,210


30,701 98


26 30


1916


6,640,157


610,952


7,250,809


41.850 19


24 30


1915


6,542,503


579,590


7,122,093


31,161 89


22 30


1914


6,384,099


559,256


6,943,355


26,717 71


25 40


1913


6,157,204


518,605


6,675,809


27,908 07


21 80


7912


5,911,837


530,140


6,441,977


19,841 62


20 70


1911


5,421,681


548,199


5,969,880


25 60


1910


5,138,623


406,121


5,598,744


22 00


1909


4,947,062


355,117


5,302,179


20 00


1908


4,906,548


228,271


5,134,819


22 80


1907


5,428,858


266,558


5,695,416


17 80


1906


4,335,476


263,806


4,599,282


19 80


1905


4,338,464


238,106


4,576,570


18 70


1904


4,132,598


293,027


4,425,625


20 00


1903


3,968,206


492,552


4,460,758


17 70


1902


3,708,210


172,626


3,880,836


18 90


1901


3,619,329


172,226


3,791,555


21 00


1900


3,496,335


182,727


3,679,062


19 80


1899


8,393,994


174,214


3,568,208


20 00


1898


3,349,912


I63,378


3,513,290


20 50


1897


8,173,313


177,883


3,350,997


18 00


1896


3,044,200


179,377


3,223,597


22 00


1895


2,768,019


196,589


2,964,608


19 00


1894


2,697,548


263,825


2,961,373


18 40


1893


2,600,651


303,647


2,904,298


18 50


1892


2,463,984


252,128


2,716,112


16 50


I891


2,333,633


276,014


2,609,647


16 ~0


1890


2,253,875


238,993


2,492,868


18 00


1889


2,162,530


228,331


2,390,861


20 00


1888


2,037,192


234,107


2,271,299


19 00


1887


1,906,061


202,835


2,148,896


13 50


1886


1,373,680


156,555


1,373,680


17 50


1885


1,289,982


184,378


1,474,360


16 80


1884


1,197,402


181,280


1,378,692


18 00


1883


1,200,590


145,780


1,346,370


18 20


1882


1,197,760


142,605


1,342,395


19 00


1881


1,205,210


223,752


1,425,962


17 60


1880


1,210,495


254,960


1,465,095


16 50


1879


1,202,054


260,890


1,462,944


17 00


1878


1,210,725


299,810


1,510,535


18 00


1877


1,326,529


355,460


1,681,980


16 00


1876


1,317,128


381,300


1,691,428


20 00


1875


1,289,433


448,825


1,738,258


19 00


1874


1,254,233


543,000


1,796,233


18 50


1873


1,165,375


541,710


1,707,184


13 50


1872


1,110,125


492,225


1,602,350


12 50


1871


1,048,908


451,937


1,500,845


18 00


1870


1,004,929


457,160


1,462,089


15 00


1869


973,342


469,629


1,442,971


13 33


1868


914,214


369,558


1,310,772


14 50


1867


906,464


385,429


1,291,893


18 00


1866


895,312


453,366


1,348,678


15 00


1865


904,544


444,973


1,349,517


17 00


1864


909,646


397,400


1,307,046


12 50


1863


880,314


324,490


1,204,804


13 33


1862


876,680


270,000


1,146,695


8 00


1861


889,693


286,189


1,175,882


7 86


1860


877,605


301,087


1,179,592


6 80


4


50


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


.


Balance Sheet December 31, 1920


Assets Accounts


Cash on hand in bank


and office


$29,156 33


Accounts Receivable.


Uncollected taxes, 1919, $16,497 37


Uncollected taxes, 1920, 116,494 49


132,991 86 *


Uncollected Water Bills.


June commitment, 1920, $79 63


Dec. commitment, 1920, 526 48


606 1İ 17,847 98


Tax titles


.


Final sales ·


11,587 20


J. S. Meacom, litigation, 3,900 95


Due from Com. of Mass.


Acct. Overseers of Poor, $934 25


Acct. Board of Health, 319 27


Acct. State Aid 2,779 00


Acct. civilian war poll tax, 600 00


Acct. gypsy moth tax 225 00


Acct. soldiers' burial 50 00 Due from Cities and Towns.


Acct. Overseers of Poor, 158 35


Due from Essex County.


Killing stray dogs . 50 00


5,115 87 20,885 83


*Revenue, 1921


$222,092 13


Debt


Net bonded debt (bal-


ancing accounts)


$239,500 00 - $239,500 00


Trust


Cemetery Trust Funds on deposit in savings banks, $15,699 49


Library Trust Funds (in- come to be used for purchase of books only) 2,051 95


$17,751 44


*Appropriated at Special Meeting October 4, 1920.


5 :


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1920]


Balance Sheet December 31, 1920


Liabilities Accounts


Temporary Loans .


$145,000 00


Appropriation Balances.


Auto, chemical, hose, $7,650 00


Highw'y Waln't St., 1921, 5,000 00


Macadam road pavement 3,921 22


New High School b'ldg. 85


Lynnhurst schoolhouse, 5 62


No. Saugus schoolhouse,


4,407 41


Land, N. S. schoolhouse,


149 44


Wat. hydr'nt, Guild Rd. 47 24


Wat. ext., old county Rd. 904 47


Water extension, Bow St. 24 13


Wat. ext'n Revere system, 3,000 00


25, 110 38


Water receipts outstand- ing December 31, 1920 Premiums school bonds,


$48 96


Premiums water bonds,


86 40


Overlay, 1919 (reserved


for abatements) .


$1,043 32


Overlay, 1920 (reserved for abatements 1,374 66


2,417 98


Overlay reserve account, Excess of Revenue.


2.788 54


Previous years $53,858 81


App. from surplus, 1920, 19,730 99


$34,127 82


Excess, 1920


. 11,905 94


46,033 76


$222,092 13


Accounts


Schoolhouse Loans


$143,500 00 66,000 00


Water Loans .


Macadam Pav'mt Loans,


30,000 00 -


$239,500 00


Accounts


Cemetery. Perpetual Care Funds .


$15,699 49


George Melvin Wilson Library Trust Fund .


2,051 95


$17,751 44


606 II


135 36


52


Trust Funds in Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots


Lot No.


Name.


Balance on hand Jan. 1920.


New Accounts recorded during year.


Interest on deposit during year.


Total credit.


Balance on hand Paid for care of lot. Dec. 3 1, 1920


56


Andrews, Mary .


$107 05


$4 86


SIII 91


$6 00


$105 91


271


Armitage, Addie S.


115 22


2 59


117 81


4 00


113 81


226


Ashworth, Mrs. T.


65 37


2 95


68 32


3 00


65 32


84 Atherton, H. H.


IOI 93


4 61


106 54


4 00


IO2 54


522


Atherton, David A.


50 41


2 28


52 69


2 50


50 19


532


Atwood, Mary .


100 00


4 55


104 55


4 00


100 55


479


Avery, Irving


5° 55


2 28


52 83


2 50


5º 33


633₺


Babbington, Rose E.


25 24


I 12


26 36


1 25


25 II


687₺


Beckwith, Martha


47 04


2 14


49 18


3 00


46 18


389


Belonga, Matie .


$100 00


2 63


102 63


2 50


100 13


687₴


Benson, Alma


25 00


I 12.


26 12


1 00


25 12


442


Berrett, Ellen


102 10


4 64


106 74


5 00


IOI 74


608


Boardman, William D.


102 30


4 64


106 94


6 00


100 94


1232


Bragg, Elisha


65 94


2 97


68 91


3 00


65 91


A


Brierly, Sara J. (Green)


85 35


3 -87


89 22


4 00


85 22


137


Brown, Olin P.


.


100 00


I 88


IO1 88


IO1 88


71


Brown, Olin P.


50 00


94


5° 94


5° 94


* 241


Bryer, Samuel .


100 00


100 00


5192


Bugaw, Frances E.


25 49


1 15


26 64


1 50


25 14


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


.


.


585 Burnham, Edward P.


·


·


25 00


09


25 09


25 09


1952 Burrill, George .


51 21


2 32


53 53


3 00


5º 53


104-11 Butterfield & Avery .


106 22


4 82


III 04


8 00


103 C4


2I Calley, Jacob


100 25


4 55


104 80


4 75


100 05


146


Cheever, David H.


108 28


2 43


IIO 71


6 00


104 71


L. & M.


Clifford, Ella


100 00


3 40


103 40


3 25


100 15


191


Coates, Ida


50 00


94


5° 94


5° 94


* 659


Copp, Frank


75 00


75 00


75 00


(old) 60 Cross, Munroe .


100 25


4 55


101 80


4 50


100 30


(old) 24


Danforth, John


75 19


3 40


78 59


3 50


75 .09


I 39


Davis, Dianna C.


84 16


3 83


87 99


4 00


83 99


276


Davis, Rodney .


50 00


56


50 56


50 56


251


Dearborn, Nathaniel D.


50 24


2 28


52 52


2 50


50 02


5192


Doane, Clinton .


50 34


2 28


52 62


2 50


50 12


652


Dolphine, M. A.


50 19


2 28


52 47


2 25


50 22


(old) 52


Draper, Ira


·


139 53


3 13


142 66


14 00


I28 66


525


Drinkwater, Charles F.


50 56


2 28


52 84


2 75


50 09


268


Dunn, Maria A.


90 34


4 10


94 44


5 00


89 44


545


Eaton & Ferguson


·


·


.


50 13


2 28


52 41


2 25


50 16


318₺


Fiske, Charles D.


·


.


51 18


2 32


53 50


3 00


50 50


428


Fiske, Leslie G.


100 00


4 55


104 55


4 50


100 05


53-54


Flye, John


·


·


103 68


4 71


108 39


8 00


100 39


7


Foster, A. A


65 00


2 19


67 19


2 00


65 19


53


1920]


TRUST FUNDS.


.


.


·


.


.


.


.


.


·


54


Trust Funds in the Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots


Lot No.


Name.


Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1920


New accounts recorded during year.


Interest on deposit during year.


Total Credit.


Paid for Care of lot


Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1930.


203-204


George, Henry M.


317 12


14 42


331 54


14 00


317 54


142


George, L. B.


287 40


6 46


293 86


10 00


283. 86


307


Gillan, N. L. & J. E.


·


150 00


3 95


· 153 95


3 75


150 20


449


Goodwin, L. O.


100 00


3 00


103 00


3 00


100 00


5402


Green, Richard


3º 46


I 38


31 84


1 75


30 09


501


Greenlay, George W.


100 00


4 15


104 15


4 00




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