Town annual report of Saugus 1930, Part 19

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 456


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5,500 00


Playgrounds .


5.500 00


373 20


21 75


125 15


Tax Title Valldlty


125 15


475 00


46) 56


5 44


ZonIng


475 00


Pald in 1929


(1,500 00)


150 00


150 00


Yanofsky Judgment


250 00


250 00


Tarr Judgment .


To Cliftondale Sq. (2,500 00)


31 90


31 90


Purchase Old Burying Ground


31 90


150 00


110 49


39 51


Land for Cemetery Purposes


150 00


200 00


200 00


State Tercentenary


Refunds,


56 00


756 00


727 76


28 24


American Legion Convention


200


105 34


105 33


476 00


Sidewalk K. of P. Hall .


500 00


125 00


100 00


25 00


Saugns Safety Committee


125 00


150 00


116 68


33 32


Fire Alarm Box, 101 Winter Street


150 00


Hydrant, Sapphire Road


19,000 00


Refunds


56 79


23.556 79


23.554 16


23,602 38


Water Purchase


23,500 00


Bond Issue


25,000 00


25,000 00


1,397 62


1 73


Lay and Relay Water Mains


6,000 00


5,000 00


4,999 67


33


Water Extension


5,000 00


3,000 00


2,993 79


6 13


Replace Cement Mains


3,000 00


3,700 00


3.693 87


108 36


Water Meters


3.700 00


700 00


591 64


Broadway and Eagle Street Extension


700 00


Overdraft


537 11


>37 11


Highland Avenue Extension


500 00


1,000 00


999 60


40


Hobson Street Extension .


900 00


275 00


202 07


18 94


Rroadway Extension


275 00


768 99


763 99


5.00


Buena Vista Extenelon .


Tr. to MI. Av. Dr. (600 00)


77 42


75 90


Essex Street Extension ,


75 90


176 10


81 92


Hillsdale Terrace Extension


81 92


108 33


107 90


+3


Lake Dam Road Extension .


108 33


15 71


Orcutt Avenue Extension


15 7


6,600 00


6,600 00


Westland Avenue Extension


73 90


6,600 00


11,000 00


6,279 48


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBTS


Interest on Temporary Loans .


5,676 25


Overdraft


19 50


3,000 00


3,000 00


Interest on Water Loans


3.000 00


Water Loan Bonds .


16,500 00


$25,753 21


$684,843 0I


$626.342 60


$12,540 34


$45,960 07


School Loan Bonde


$9,893 77


$617,999 75 6,000 00


$5,000 00


$20,196 28


$6,000 00 6,000 00


Reserve Fund


$9,893 77


Balance carrled over from 1929 .


623,999 75


$623.999 75


$5,000 00


$20,196 28


$25,236 60


Transfers from Surplus and Special Town Meetings


*25-753 21


Miscellaneous Receipts


$25,753 21


$626,342 60


Total Expenditures . .


Unexpended Balances Reverting to Surplus


Unexpended Balances Carrled over to 1931


$684,843 01


$475 00


$470 17


$4 83


$400 00


75 00


2.579 95


2,520 46


59 49


Selectmen's Department


2,065 00


2,724 48


2,710 93


13 55


Treasurer's Department.


5.000 00


3,000 00


2,921 06


78 94


Tax Title Expenses (two appropriations )


7,850 00


70 00


61 00


9 00


Registration Town Notes


3.100 00


851 49


$51 48


Town Clerk's Departinent


4,300 00


4,000 00


3.997 14


4,000 00


0,433 00


. 6.432 71


29


Public Works Department


Pollce Department .


2,600 00


20,367 50


10.367 50


Departmental Expenses Automobiles .


Chief's Salary


21,035 00


250 00


250 00


Superintendent of Fire Alarm


8,900 00


500 00


500 00


New Ladder Truck


4 45


Sealer ot Welglits and Measures


5,000 00


1.350 00


1,349 81


19


HEALTH AND SANITATION :


39.000 00


150 00


91 25


400 00


Inspector of Milk and Dairies


685 00


39


7,900 00


7.900 00 .


Collection of Ashes and Garbage


3.606 39


Highways .


Mountain Aveune, Felton, Lincoln Avenue Drain


8,000 00


7.996 42


3 58


Semi-Permanent Construction (ulne streets).


1.800 00


8,000 00


28 So


7,971 20 7,410 50


Woodbury Avenue, Permanent Construction


7.500 00


500 00


488 33


Main and Howard Streets .


500 00


Tr. Old Burying Gr. 2,500.00


2,500 00


2,355 54


404 63 06


194 83


Drain Denver, E. Denver and Central Streets


194 83


Tr. Mt. av.Lin. av dr. (1.532.24


9 35


275 00


Walnut Street Land Damages .


400 00


300 00


923 32


287 36


Sherman Street Reconstruction


923 32


15,000 00


14,278 61


721 39


Sidewalks and Curbs


250 00


6,026 78


6,026 78


39 25 96 05


Roby School Class Room .


274 12


Income Wilson Fund


Refunds,


6 69


4,980 63


4.785 02


195 61


4.973 94


1,625 00


1,604 70


20 30


Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital


1,046 16


Sweetser School


125 15


Memorial Day


1.500 00


, 1931 Tax Levy


150 00


1931 Tax Levy


250 00


Hayden Judgment


2,500 00


Dudley Street Catch-Basin


200 00


1931 Tax levy,


700 00


200 00


135 37


64 63


Repairs and Legion Building


105 34


19,000 00


18,940 67


59 33 2 63


Water Maintenance


Refunds


$2 15


6,052 15


493 94


Bufford Street Extension


1,000 00


325 00


306 06


Morton Street Extension


325 00


Tr. to Mt. Av. Dr. (631 01)


Norman Road Extension .


600 00


Cleveland Avenue Extension


77 42


181 18


176 10


Intervale Avenue Extension


181 48


SI 92


124 00


Lake Dam and Castle Rock Extension .


124 00


195 54


Oak Point Road Extension


195 5+


73 90


Willow Street Extension Cemetery


11,000 00


Overdraft


60 00


5,736 25


1,221 25


1,221 25


Interest on School Loans


1,201 75


16,500 00


16,500 00


Annual Meeting Appropriations and Judgments ($2,000.00)


25,196 28


516 61


To be ralsed, 1931 Tax Levy


12.540 34


45,960 07


$684,843 01


$684,843 01


+Tørr and Hayden Judgments-Overdrafts


75 90


181 48


Grandelew Avenue Extension


176 10


124 00


195 54


15 72


73 90


4,720 52


5,736 25


1,400 00


77 42


Schools


60 00


175.450 00


174.236 85


1,213 15


250 00


4.52 58


356 53


3,732 28


67 72


5,500 00


373 20


1,024 41


373 20 1,046 16


200 00


Soldiers* Burial


7,500 00


850 00


849 94


Woodbury Avenue Bridge


275 00


Walnut Street Permanent Construction


3,169.31


5.991 65


2,385 26


1 23


150 00


1 87


58 75


400 00


300 00 685 39


43 20


21.47


1,026 78


33.156 48


33,155 98


Election and Registration Department


153 53


BALANCES


Tranatened


Tr.toLin.av.Mi.av.dr.(406 06)


493 94


72 93


500 00


24 00


01


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES :


6,050 42


6 21


6 00


679 00


70


1930]


Brought forward,


$584,862 32


Licenses and Permits


Junk


$133 33


Pool, billards and


bowling


·


76 00


Groves .


.


20 00


Theatres


50 00


Auto dealers .


60 00


Victuallers


43 00


Miscellaneous


164 64


546 97


Total General Revenue,


$585,409 29


Special Assessments


Moth extermination,


1929 .


$502 08


Moth extermination,


1930 .


1,134 20


Total special assessment 1,636 28


COMMERCIAL REVENUE General Government


Town Clerk


Fees


$279 97


Tax Collector


Fees


61 12


Town Hall


Rent


362 00


Selectmen


Miscellaneous


I 50


$704 59


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department


Junk


$II 50


Fire Department


Miscellaneous .


1 50


Carried forward,


$13 00


$704 59 $587,045 57


303


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


304


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward, $13 00 $704 59 $587,045 57


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Fees .


103 00


Inspector of Buildings Permits .


271 00


387 00


Health


Alcohol permits


$16 00


Dental clinic


III 15


Tuberculosis reimbursement 564 29


Cities and towns


86 00


$777 44


Inspector of Milk and Cattle


Licenses and


permits . .


117 50


Inspector of Plumbing permits .


280 00


1,174 94


Highways


Miscellaneous


10 00


Charities


Board of Public Welfare


State reimbursements


$3,436 79


Cities and towns


reimbursements . 3,424 95


6,861 74


Town Infirmary


Sale of Produce


$949 66


Sale of Milk . ·


4,588 58


Sale of Stock .


2,315 07


Sale of Wood, etc. .


220 50


8,073 81


Soldiers' Benefits


State reimbursements


State Aid


$816 00


Veterans' exemptions 532 43


Military Aid . 215 00


1,563 43


Carried forward,


$18,775 51 $587,045 57


1930]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT. 305


Brought forward,


$18,775 51 $587,045 57


Education


Tuition, State Wards


$707 10


Vocational education


749 45


Miscellaneous


23 33


1,479 88


Library


:


Fines


47 00


Total Commercial Revenue


20,302 39


Water Department


Fixture rates


$2,659 53


Meter rates


31,834 03


Maintenance reimbursements


8,540 20


Turn ons


108 00


Hydrants .


500 00


Summonses


325 40


43,967 16


Cemetery


Sale of


Lots and graves


.


$1,822 40


Care of Lots and Graves


Care


3,067 23


Foundations .


1,040 00


Interment fees


385 24 - 6,314 87


Interest


On bank balances


$811 06


On Taxes


1929, Deferred pay- ments


$5,812 40


1930, Deferred pay- ments .


285 69


Motor Veh. Excise, 1929


265 86


Motor Veh. Excise,


1930 ·


42 09


State Tax


·


02


Tax titles redeemed


986 70


$7,392 76


Carried forward,


$8,203 82 $657,629 99


20


306


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$8,203 82 $657,629 99


On 1930 water loan Bonds .


33 33


On Trust Funds G. M. Wilson Library Fund


91 37


8,328 52


Agency and Trust


Cemetery


Perpetual care


$7,296 80


Water Department


Service deposits


4,590 00


Old service deposit


balances


61 95


11,948 75


Municipal Indebtedness


Temporary Loans


In anticipation of taxes


$430,000 00


Bond Issues


1930 water loan


25,000 00


455,000 00


Premium


1930 water loan


400 00


Insurance indemnities


Ballard School fire


$553 50


Public Works Garage fire


934 16


Damages to Police Ambulance


100 00


1,587 66


Refunds


Selectmen .


$4 95


Election and Registration


12 00


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


2 88


Board of Health


26 60


Highway .


21 47


Carried forward


$67 90 $1,134,894 92


1930]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


307


Brought forward,


$67 90 $1, 134,894 92


Public Welfare .


284 92


Infirmary .


24 98


State Aid .


6 00


Library


21 26


Schools .


232 47


Water Maintenance


7 29


Water Revenue .


6 50


Board of Health (Tuberculosis)


261 85


American Legion Convention


56 00


Accountant


100 00


1,069 17


$1,135,964 09


Cash balance January 1, 1930


40,834 83


$1,176,798 92


308


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


EXPENDITURES


Legislative


Finance Committee


Clerk


$150 00


Stationery and postage


50 67


Printing .


234 20


Delivering reports ·


35 00


All other


30


Planning Board


Secretary


$25 00


Dues


25 00


Stationery, printing


and postage


79 06


Travelling expenses


22 25


Telephone


10 94


Maps


5 04


167 29


Board of Appeals


Unpaid bills. . I 50


General Government


Selectmen's Department


Salary Chairman


$200 00


Salaries other Selectmen


399 99


Clerk


350 00


Director Soldiers Relief


300 00


Transportation of


Director S. R. 201 00


Clerk of Appeal Board


25 00


Stationery and postage


45 49


Printing and advertising


329 00


Telephone.


372 26


Delivering warrants


48 00


Furniture and equipment 223 12


All other 26 60


Unpaid bills .


2,520 46 45 00


Carried forward


$3,204 42


$470 17


1930]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


309


Brought forward,


$3,204 42


Accountant's Department


*Salary of Accountant


$1,200 00


Clerical .


660 00


Stationery, postage


and printing


157 88


Advertising


7 50


Telephone ·


44 26


Office equipment


48 75


Unemployment


registration .


II 20


All other


I 20


Treasurer's Department


Salary of Treasurer


$750 00


Clerical .


1,353 75


Stationery, printing


and postage


156 20


Telephone


46 06


Bond


282 50


Insurance


121 38


All other


I 04


Registration of Town Notes


Fees


61 00


Collector's Department


Salary of Collector


$1,200 00


Committing


IO 50


Clerical .


2,291 72


Stationery and postage,


563 28


Printing and advertising, 229 00


Bond


500 00


Insurance


154 80


Office equipment


150 00


Assessors' Department


Assessors' salary $900 00


Deputies


1,200 00


Clerical .


4,250 04


Stationery and postage 124 78


Printing and advertising 474 69


Carried forward


$6,949 51


$13,206 44


*Error $100 refund.


2,130 79


2,710 93


5,099 30


310


TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$6,949 51


$13,206 44


Traveling expense


150 00


Telephone .


43 13


Searching records .


372 75


Engineering services


500 00


Office equipment


So 25


All other


3 36


8,099 00


Law Department


Salary of Counsel


$600 00


Claims .


2,442 50


Fees


S 44


Stenographic service


2 00


3,052 94


Town Clerk


Salary


$500 00


Clerical .


240 35


Stationery and postage


26 16


Printing and advertising


73 97


Bond


5 00


All other


6 00


-


851 48


Election Registration


Registrars


$650 00


Election officers


1,724 00


Police


245 50


Clerical .


485 95


Stationery, printing


and postage


1,136 84


Posting warrants


·


33 20


Rent


59 00


Erecting and cartage


of booths


.


115 00


All other


16 04


4,465 53


Tax Titles


Registering


$45 56


Advertising


850 50


Deed


2,025 00


2,921 06


Carried forward


$32,596 45


311


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward,


$32,596 45


Town Hall


Janitor .


$1,605 50


Assistants


146 60


Fuel


749 30


Light


660 78


Supplies


128 33


Repairs


473 20


Water


18 08


Check room rack .


175 00


Decorating Town Hall


40 00


All other


35


3,997 14


Public Works Department


Superintendent


$3,442 76


Clerical


2,512 00


Stationery and postage


116 99


Telephone


253 33


Office equipment and


repairs


93 38


All other


14 25


6,432 71


Unpaid Bills . 75


Total for General Government $43,027 05


Protection to Persons and Property


Chief of Police Department


Salary


$2,600 00


Patrolmen


Salary


20,367 50


Police Department


Special police $1,796 05


Other wages . .62 92


Matron .


25 00


Equipment and repairs to automobiles and


motor cycles . 795 99


Carried forward,


$2,679 96


$22,967 50


$43,027 05


312


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$2,679 96


$22,967 50 $43,027 05


Equipment for men,


222 99


Fuel


·


64 75


Pension . ·


1,024 80


Printing, postage,


stationery


.


120 07


Telephone


1, 164 56


Gas and oil


281 76


Plumbing


9 23


Luncheons


.


12 15


Y


Signs


4 00


Medical attention


3 00


All other


16 53


5,603 80


Police automobile


1,300 00


Constable


Salary .


100 00


Forest Warden


Salary of Warden .


$100 00


Services at fire


880 90


Equipment and re-


pairs . ·


108 00


Luncheons


.


29 65


Oil


1 00


1,119 55


Superintendent of FireAlarm


Salary .


250 00


Chief of Fire Department


Salary .


2,500 00


Firemen Salary ·


21,002 50


Hydrant Service Water · ·


500 00


Fire Department


Services at fire


$28 55


Clerk


50 00


Carried forward, $78 55


$55,343 35


$43,027 05


313


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward,


$78 55 $55,343 35 $43,027 05


Equipment and Repairs


Apparatus


3,265 08


Equipment for men


980 46


Alarm boxes .


1,170 82


Repairs to building


47 45


Bedding


5 40


Laundry


93 89


Fuel


419 87


Light


218 96


Gas and oil


241 52


Printing, stationery


and postage


46 45


Advertising .


17 88


Telephone ·


130 13


Freight and express


61 31


Water


15 II


Use of auto


100 00


Use of bell


50 00


Call men


1,050 00


Special firemen


748 00


Medical attention


15 00


Supplies


115 40


Luncheons


9 00


8,880 28


Fire Truck


8,700 00


Ladder Truck


5,000 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer


$700 00


Telephone


16 47


Equipment and supplies


40 58


Use of automobile . 120 00


Advertising


3 50


880 55


Inspector of Buildings


Salary of Inspector. $800 00


Printing and stationery


12 75


Telephone


45 00


Use of automobile .


100 00


Office equipment


60 00


1,017 75


Carried forward,


$79,821 93


$43,027 05


314


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$79,821 93 $43,027 05


Gypsy Moth


Superintendent


$1,368 90


Labor


2,554 20


Hardware and tools


162 00


Stationery, printing and postage


2 00


Teams


281 00


Use of automobile .


240 00


-


Rent


96 00


Insecticide


241 63


Gas


18 15


Clerk


33 60


Freight


I 85


4,999 33


Tree Warden


Superintendent


$302 40


Labor


582 70


Trees


198 75


Telephone


27 88


Use of teams .


218 00


Hardware and tools


13 90


Freight .


6 00


All other


18


1,349 81


86,171 07


Total for protection to Persons and Property


$129,198 12


Health and Sanitation


Health Department


Salaries of Board of


Health .


$725 00


Clerk


260 83


Stationery and postage 16 97


Printing and advertising


24 00


Telephone 38 23


Use of automobile .


254 00


Groceries


13 24


Carried forward, $1,332 27


$129,198 12


·


315


Brought forward,


$1,332 27


$129,198 12


Tuberculosis board


and treatment


1,540 50


Medical attention


and medicine


630 06


Dental clinic


203 00


Inspection of


slaughtering


24 00


Burying dead dogs


and cats


125 00


Cleaning cesspools


45 00


Drain


20 40


Mail box


4 50


3,924 73 80 60


Unpaid bills, 1929, Vital Statistics


Births


$39 25


Deaths .


52 00


91 25


Inspector of Plumbing


Salary of Inspector,


$1,200 00


Use of automobile .


230 00


Telephone


25 77


Postage .


25


1,456 02


Inspector of Milk and Dairies


Salary of Inspector,


300 00


Inspector of Animals and Cattle


Salary of Inspector, $600 00


Use of automobile .


50 00


Telephone


29 89


Stationery and postage,


5 50


Ashes and Garbage


Garbage


$3,000 00


Ashes


4,900 00 - 7,900 00


Total for Health and


Sanitation


14,437 99


Carried forward,


$143,636 11


·


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


685 39


316


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$143,636 II


Highways


General Highway


Labor


$7,868 97


Broken stone and


gravel


1,962 13


Equipment, repairs,


1,419 97


Pipe and cement


377 66


Coal and wood


273 76


-


Freight and express,


67


Tarvia and oil


5,688 81


Light


6 58


Gas and oil


679 31


Auto repairs .


950 38


Signs


164 09


Use of truck .


377 90


Use of horses


49 87


Office supplies


62 80


Registration of trucks


9 00


$19,891 90


Unpaid bills, 1929 .


123 37


Lincoln Avenue and Mountain Avenue Drain


Labor


$2,381 26


Oil


4 00


2,385 26


Central, Denver and East Denver


Street Drain


Labor


$771 12


Sand and Gravel


9 96


Pipe and fittings


68 86


849 94


Semi Permanent Construction


Pleasant, Appleton, East


Denver, Richards, Wen-


dell, Vincent, Mt. Ver-


non, Myrtle and School Streets


Labor


$2,866 08


Carried forward,


$2,866 o8


$23,250 47 $143,636 11


317


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward,


$2,866 08 $23,250 47 $143,636 II


Broken stone and gravel 2,418 88


Asphalt


1,820 16


Pipe and fittings


741 97


Coal and wood


116 53


Gas


22 So


Use of equipment


10 00


7,996 42


Laundale Avenue Drain


Labor .


$1,056 96


Pipe and fittings


474 36


Sand and gravel


173 55


Asphalt .


92 57


1,797 44


Saugus Center Drain


Labor


$203 36


Asphalt .


84 00


287 36


Cleveland Avenue Repairs


Labor


$171 12


Gravel .


238 71


Asphalt .


78 50


488 33


Sherman Avenue Repairs


Labor


$214 60


Gravel .


403 38


Asphalt .


81 64


699 62


Walnut Street Permanent Construction Advertising 9 35


Woodbury Avenue Permanent Construction


Labor 28 80


Main and Howard Streets


Permanent Construction


Labor


$24 00


Advertising and fees


65 50


89 50


Cliftondale Square Reconstruction


Labor $1,024 41


Sand and gravel 536 52


Carried forward,


$1,560 93 $34,647 29 $143,636 11


318


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$1,560 93


$34,647 29 $143,636 11


Oil


38 75


Sidewalk and curb .


552 93


Moving flag pole


120 00


Catch basin . . 82 93


2,355 54


Sidewalks and Curbs


Contract


$13,171 60


Labor


1,004 02


Advertising and


printing


34 90


Recording


35 00


Broken stone .


18 19


Equipment


14 90


14,278 61


Walnut Street Sidewalk


Labor


$57 60


Gravel


186 50


244 10


Garage Repairs


273 77


Snow and Ice


Labor


$4,171 14


Equipment and


repairs


1,091 84


Sand and salt


655 94


Gas and oil


88 16


Luncheons .


·


12 70


Express . .


.


7 00


6,026 78


Unpaid bills 1929


21 86


Street Lighting .


11,700 00


Total for Highway


69,547 95


Charities


Board of Public Welfare


Salaries, Overseers


$700 00


Clerk and Secretary


300 00


Appraising


18 00


Carried forward


$1,018 00


$213,184 06


1


.


319


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward


$1,018 00


$213, 184 06


Printing, stationery


and postage


58 25


Telephone


38 26


Investigating . .


247 60


Cash


16,662 00


Rent


328 00


Groceries and pro-


visions


7,697 05


Coal and wood


2,255 17


Medicine and medical


attention


192 09


Dry goods, clothing and shoes .


560 56


State institutions


1,318 58


Other institutions .


136 99


Cities and towns


2,560 69


Moving and trans-


portation


82 74


$33,155 98


Unpaid bills, 1929 .


2,725 48


Infirmary


Superintendent


$1,200 00


Telephone


74 II


Other wages .


1,740 66


Groceries and pro-


visions


1,664 81


Dry goods and clothing


90 50


Fuel and light


585 20


Medicine and medical


attention


74 55


Water


.


36 02


Stock


·


845 00


Grain and feed


2,992 08


Veterinary services,


26 54


Blacksmithing


24 65 -


New equipment


220 33


Repairs to equipment


139 60


Pasturing


48 00


Carried forward,


$9,726 05


$35,881 46 $213, 184 06


320


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$9,762 05 $35,881 46 $213, 184 06


Automobile repairs


103 12


Gas and oil


134 67


Seeds


175 73


Fertilizer


92 64


Disinfectant


52 70


Carpentry


50 65


Electrical


29 63


Painting


28 00


Registration and In-


surance


59 10


10,488 29


Unpaid bills, 1929 .


499 28


Soldiers' Benefits


Soldiers Relief


$15,328 71


State Aid


1,227 00


Soldiers Burial


97 00


16,652 71


Unpaid bills 1929


283 39


Total of charities


63,805 13


Education and Libraries


School Salaries


Teacher's . $150,468 72


Superintendent


3,663 00


Attendance officer .


400 00


Physicians


950 00


Clerks


1,656 36


Nurse


1,554 00


Matron .


423 00


Janitors .


15,149 77


$174,264 85


56 54


School Convention Expense School General Expenses Stationery, printing and postage


$656 52


Telephone


587 69


Advertising


18 50


Diplomas


146 00


Carried forward,


$1,408 71 $174,321 39 $276,989 19


1930]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT. 321


Brought forward,


$1,408 71 $174,321 39 $276,989 19


Water


492 97


Text Books and Supplies


Books


5,631 62


Supplies


4,828 27


Tuition .


1,146 16


Support of truants


567 43


Transportation


Pupils


5,330 00


Teachers


390 17


Fuel and Light


Coal and wood


7,228 96


Electricity and gas . 1,876 39


Interior repairs


Carpentry and painting, 252 06


Plumbing


199 04


Equipment


98 29


Glass and shades


25 84


Equipment and furniture .


860 33


Janitor's supplies


1,132 98


Census .


127 55


Express .


74 10


Opportunity class


27 45


Cleaning cesspools .


55 00


Drain


IIO 40


Surveying


35 00


All other


39 14


31,937 86 430 26


Unpaid bills, 1929,


Repairs


Carpentry and paint- ing


$5,602 27


Plumbing


1,884 82


Electrical


305 78


Glass and shades


52 75


Masonry


88 05


Fences .


596 00


Sidewalk


82 50


Drain


62 64


Carried forward,


$8,674 81 $206,689 51 $276,989 19


21


322


TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Dec. 31


Brought forward


$8,674 81 $206,689 51 $276,989 19


Grading


24 00


All other


129 75


8,828 56


Unpaid bills, 1929, Oaklandvale Class Room


296 32


Furniture


356 53


Trade School Tuition Total for education, Libraries


1,474 53


217,645 45


Librarian


$1,440 00


Assistants


872 81


Books


3,358 60


Periodicals


94 55


Bindings.


299 71


Fuel


231 08


Light


85 91


Carpentry and painting


213 40


Furniture and repairs


47 65


Printing, stationery


and postage.


107 99


Telephone


39 16


Express and cartage


43 00


Janitors .


453 28


Janitor's supplies


44 14


Water


10 00


Electric lights


93 18


Total for Libraries


7,434 46


Wilson Fund Income


Books


183 15


Unclassified


Insurance


Fire


$3,703 92


Workmen's Com-


pensation


1,416 40


Automobile


307 65


5,427 97


Carried forward,


$5,427 97 $502,252 25


323


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward,


$5,427 97 $502,252 25


Town Report


Printing .


$1,509 70


Distributing


95 00


1,604 70


Playgrounds


Filling ·


$1,059 58


Care of grounds


522 50


Equipment and hardware 968 67


Surveying


15 00


Labor


724 40


Freight and express


20 03


Instructors


395 00


Advertising .


3 50


Repairs and equipment


3 60


Storage .


10 00


Fertilizer


10 00


Killing dogs


90 00


Safety committee


24 00


Observance of State


Tercentenary .


200 00


American Legion Convention


727 76


Legion building repairs


135 37


Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital


5,500 00


Land for cemetery


31 90


Hydrant Sapphire road


116 68


Catch Basin Dudley street


IIO 49


Fire alarm box Winter street


100 00


Land damages Walnut street


275 00


Tarr judgment .


150 00


Hayden judgment


250 00


Memorial Day .


469 56


Sidewalk front of Knights


of Pythias Hall


105 33


Tax title validity


21 75


Premium 1930 water bonds


35 10


Total Unclassified


19,107 S9


$521,360 14


Carried forward,


3,732 28


324


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward


$521,360 14


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES Water Department


Purchase of Water


City of Lynn .


$18,919 10


City of Melrose


21 57


$18,940 67


Unpaid bills 1929


51 84


Maintenance


Collector


$300 00


Labor


11,965 22


Pipe and fittings


4,942 22


Meters and fittings .


2,419 52


Equipment and repairs


1,009 90


Freight .


77 22


Coal and wood


8 25


Power .


765 13


Light


16 48


Office supplies


677 12


Auto repairs .


346 41


Gas and oil .


897 05


Building repairs


30 00


Asphalt .


77 64


Insurance


16 00


Truck registration .


6 00


23,554 16 83 77


Unpaid bills 1929 .


Water meters (for unmetered services)


Meters .


$2,697 59


Labor


296 20


2,993 79


Extensions


Labor


$2,865 21


Pipe and fittings · 2,607 71


Equipment and repairs 485 15


Gas and oil


30 40


Freight .


34 80


Advertising


6 38


Gravel .


20 77


6,050 42


Carried forward,


$51,674 65 $521,360 14


325


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1930]


Brought forward,


$51,674 65 $521,360 14


Replace Cement Mains


Labor


$2,187 63


Pipe


2,682 76


Gas and oil


27 63


4,898 02


Replace Cement Mains (bond issue) Labor


1,397 62


Hobson Street Extension


Labor .


$402 16


Pipe and fittings


104 79


Freight .


30 16


537 II


Broadway to Eagle Street Extension


Labor


$2,337 72


Pipe and fittings


1,081 15


Freight .


255 20


Gas and oil


19 80


3,693 87


Broadway Extension


Labor


$485 94


Pipe and fittings


513 66


999 60


Buena Vista Extension


Labor


$147 20


Pipe and fittings


119 20


Freight .


18 56


Supplies


21 10


306 06


Martin Street Extension


Labor


$107 56


Pipe and fittings


78 27


Freight .


16 24


Norman Road Extension


Labor


$374 40


Pipe .


296 57


Freight .


71 92


Supplies


· 21 10


-


763 99


Carried forward,


$64,472 99 $521,360 14


202 07


326


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$64,472 99 $521,360 14


Bufford Street Extension


Labor .


$265 56


Pipe and fittings .


177 34


Freight .


51 04


493 94


Highland Avenue Extension


Labor .


$394 41


Pipe and fittings


153 15


Freight .


44 08


591 64


Oak Point Road Extension


Labor


107 90


Total Water Department


65,666 47


Cemetery


Superintendent


$1,899 86


Labor


3,360 05


Trees and shrubs


77 23


Loan


68 00


Telephone


39 47


Stationery, printing and postage ·


39 50


Freight .


1 99


Signs


22 50


Equipment and


repairs


.


576 19


Gas and oil


·


42 94


Tires and tubes


22 00


Stone and cement


100 93


Flowers


184 50


Weed killer


56 83


Drain


13 01


Cleaning stones


95 00


6,600 00


Unpaid bills, 1929 .


6 00


Total cemetery .


6,606 00


Carried forward,


$593,632 61


327


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1930]


Brought forward


$593,632 61


Agency and Trust


Water Service and Deposits


To collector


$4,026 48


Refunded


413 52


4,440 00


Perpetual care


7,296 80


State tax


$13,930 00


Charles river basin


1,656 98


Metropolitan Parks,


No. I


7,500 33


Metropolitan Parks,


No. 2


3,858 37


Metropolitan planning division .


122 42


Auditing municipal


accounts


1,304 37


Fire prevention


1 76 68


Metropolitan Parks


Nantasket


294 77


Wellington Bridge .


19 67


State highways


6,410 67


Southern traffic artery


70 75


Smoke nuisance


71 20


Snow remover


342 25


Northern traffic artery


295 76


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