Town annual report of Saugus 1933, Part 17

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 364


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1.67


50.00


old-16 new


So. 1/2-109


Schofield, Anna M. ·


50.08


1.61


51.69


1.69


50.00


old-16 new


504


Seaboyer, Edgar .


15.00


.52


15.52


.52


15.00


879-80


Searles, M. Arline


30.09


1.06


31.15


1.15


30.00


837


Sears, Stanley . .


15.01


.52


15.53


.53


15.00


717


Semons, Emma J.


44.23


1.56


45.79


1.79


44.00


889


Sepelley, John . .


15.05


52


15.57


57


15.00


304-A


Shepard, Ernest J. .


60.09


2.12


62.21


2.21


60.00


909


Sherman, Effie E.


15.01


.52


15.53


.53


15.00


322


Shiverell, James


75.24


2.42


77.66


2.66


75.00


632-33


Shuff, George .


40.00


1.40


41.40


1.40


40.00


655-56


Slade, Mary Etta


40.00


1.17


41.17


1.17


40.00


·


·


·


-


·


.


.


.


.


.


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


270


271


1933]


378 512-13


Smith, Adelia A.


30.00


1.04


31.04


1.04


30.00


360-W


Smith, Alexander J.


1.80


52.97


1.97


51.00


62


Smith, Arthur B.


125.22


4.41


129.63


4.63


125.00


190


Smith, Charles L.


100.01


3.52


103.53


3.52


100.01


362


Smith, Elizabeth V.


122.53


3.95


126.48


4.08


122.40


378-W


Smith, Fred O.


57.55


1.85


59.40


1.90


57.50


850-51


Smith, Mrs. George


30.01


1.06


31.07


1.07


30.00


881-82


Snow, Amy ....


30.03


1.06


31.09


1.09


30.00


910


Snow, Mrs. Joseph


15.02


.52


15.54


54


15.00


19


Somers, Samuel C.


15.03


.48


15.51


51


15.00


684


Spence, Ellen M.


20.00


20.00


20.00


683


Spence, Ellen M.


20.00


.35


20.35


35


20.00


338-39


Sprague, Walter


30.00


1.06


31.06


1.06


30.00


19-P.C.B.


Sproul, Lulu


15.00


.52


15.52


52


15.00


135


Spurr, George C.


80.05


2.59


82.64


2.64


80.00


718


Stead, Mr. and Mrs. James


88.48


3.12


91.60


3.60


88.00


27-A.P.C.


Steele, Charles E.


15.00


.52


15.52


.52


15.00


267


Steele, Sidney H. and


Mrs. J. H. Hadley . .


100.18


3.23


103.41


3.41


100.00


588


Stevens, Eugene . .


65.40


2.11


67.51


2.51


65.00


229-A


Stevenson, James A. .. 80.00


2.82


82.82


2.82


80.00


392 3051/2


Small, Madella H.


103.19


3.32


106.51


3.51


103.00


Smiley, Allan T.


50.02


1.61


51.63


1.63


50.00


Smith, Addie F.


57.79


1.85


59.64


2.04


57.60


51.17


.


. ..


TRUST FUNDS.


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


Balance on


Balance on


Lot or Grave


Name


Jan. 1, 1933


New Accounts


Interest on Deposit


Total Credit 51.82


of Lot


Dec. 31, 1933


So. 12-78


Stewart, George C. .


50.21


1.61


1.82


50.00


W 19-256


Stewart, John . .


50.08


1.76


51.84


1.84


50.00


306-A


Stidstone, Emma A.


50.09


1.61


51.70


1.70


50.00


443


Stocker, Amos T. .


150.07


4.85


154.92


4.92


150.00


443


Stocker, Amos T.


100.31


3.54


103.85


3.85


100.00


426 E


Stocker, Crawford H. ·


128.00


4.52


132.52


4.52


128.00


133-44


Stocker, Frederick, estate


125.13


4.03


129.16


4.16


125.00


217


Stocker, Mrs. J. E.


100.10


3.23


103.33


3.33


100.00


440


Stocker, Lewis O.


103.03


3.23


103.26


3.26


100.00


E 1/2-499


Stocker, Orrin T.


50.12


1.61


51.73


1.73


50.00


64


Stocker, Thomas .


75.14


2.42


77.56


2.56


75.00


605


Stocker, Willard H. and others .


100.02


3.23


103.25


3.25


100.00


11 & So.1%-12 Stocker, William .


55.00


1.76


56.76


1.76


55.00


63


Stocker, William P.


150.19


4.85


155.04


5.04


150.00


11


Stone, Mrs. C. B.


15.08


48


15.56


.56


15.00


721


Sverker, Valentine


80.13


2.82


82.95


2.95


80.00


14-15 P.C.


Swanson, Anna J.


30.15


.97


31.12


1.12


30.00


61


Sweetser, lot


100.18


3.23


103.41


3.41


100.00


810-11


Sweezey, Reuben A.


30.13


.97


31.10


1.10


30.00


No. 1/2-20


Sykes, Calvin


65.55


2.11


67.66


2.26


65.40


.


.


·


.


.


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


272


Paid Care


hand


hand


426 S. W.


Sylvester, Carrie C. . .. 128.00


4.51


132.51


4.51


128.00


664-65


Sylvester, Julia P. 135.00


4.76


139.76


4.76


135.00


474


Symonds, Frank M. ·


51.69


1.65


53.34


1.84


51.50


921-22


Tarbox, Fred .


30.13


1.06


31.19


1.19


30.00


No. 13-122


Tattersall, Major


60.03


1.93


61.96


1.96


60.00


685


Teacles, R. S.


20.00


20.00


20.00


368-E


Terry, Kate .


54.00


1.74


55.74


1.74


54.00


495


Thayer, Mary G.


100.01


3.23


103.24


3.24


100.00


105-No.12-112 Thomas, William


1.61


51.82


1.82


50.00


107


Thompson, Isabel M. and Catherine Benson .


134.40


4.73


139.13


1.73


134.40


384-E


Thrasher, Charles


114.03


4.03


118.06


4.06


114.00


143


Tonks, Mrs. O. S.


103.19


3.32


. 106.51


3.51


103.00


578


Townsend, Maud Y.


50.09


1.76


51.85


1.85


50.00


578


Townsend, William S.


10.00


36


10.36


.36


10.00


E 1/2-639


Tracey, Fred ..


25.14


.80


25.94


94


25.00


157


Trefethen, Wm. A. and


Lelia


100.23


3.23


103.46


3.46


100.00


368-W


Trenholm, Howard B. ... .


61.60


1.98


63.58


2.38


61.20


809-A


Trigg, George E.


20.00


.52


20.52


.52


20.00


No. 14-89


Trull, Silas S. .


75.06


2.64


77.70


2.70


75.00


738


Tucker, Walter A. and Mabel C.


96.00


.84


96.84


.84


96.00


No. 12-176


Turner, A. E.


80.45


2.82


83.27


3.27


80.00


1933]


TRUST FUNDS.


273


.


·


. .


·


50.21


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


Balance on


hand


Lot or Grave


Name


Jan. 1, 1933


New Accounts


Interest on Deposit


Total Credit 51.63


Paid Care of Lot


Dec. 31, 1933


376


Turner, George R. ·


50.02


1.61


1.63


50.00


431


Turner, Harry T.


100.15


3.23


103.38


3.38


100.00


1/2 Snow tomb Twiss and Jones ·


150.87


5.31


156.18


5.31


150.87


94-A


Unsworth, Stephen


40.00


1.40


41.40


1.40


40.00


178


Upham, Elbridge S. ·


150.21


4.85


155.06


5.06


150.00


493-A


Valentine, John A.


48.07


1.54


49.61


1.61


48.00


716


Veazey, Daniel L.


80.48


2.82


83.30


3.30


80.00


185


Verity, Samuel and Albert N. Cowdry ....


150.00


5.29


155.29


5.29


150.00


F


Volpe, F. G. .


20.20


.70


20.90


.90


20.00


683-W


Wade, Leon B.


50.00


1.76


51.76


1.76


50.00


Masoleum sec. Wade, Walter


15.05


52


15.57


.57


15.00


So. 1/2-128


Waitt, Louise E. V.


50.05


1.76


51.81


1.81


50.00


So. 1/2-160


Walden, Herbert and


Mary E.


50.24


1.61


51.85


1.85


50.00


64


Waldron, Gilbert A.


100.18


3.52


103.70


3.70


100.00


69


Walton, Henry .


100.01


3.23


103.24


3.24


100.00


No. 1/2-207


Walton, John B. .


50.02


1.61


51.63


1.63


50.00


658


Wallace, Rachel A.


20.00


.70


20.70


.70


20.00


65-66


Ward, Edward


58.10


2.05


60.15


2.05


58.10


213


Waterhouse, Charles E. ..


120.45


4.24


124.69


4.69


120.00


·


·


.


.


·


[Dec. 31


274


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


·


·


Balance on hand


N


Watson, Agnes E. and


Ada Watson O'Loughlin


50.04


1.76


51.80


1.80


50.00


Watson, Lizzie M. ·


100.10


3.23


103.33


3.33


100.00


Webb, Jane A. .


50.14


1.61


51.75


1.75


50.00


No. 1/2-536


Webber, Mary L. 75.09 ·


2.64


77.73


2.73


75.00


17-18


Wells, Charlotte A.


30.09


97


31.06


1.06


30.00


94-B


Westergard, Stephen


40.00


1.40


41.40


1.40


40.00


884-85


Westerstand, Henry W.


75.04


2.64


77.68


2.68


75.00


445


Westwood, David


100.05


3.23


103.28


3.28


100.00


117


Westwood, Isabelle ·


100.43


3.54


103.97


3.97


100.00


16 P.C.


Wheaton, Johanna


15.04


.48


15.52


.52


15.00


340


Whitaker, James F.


100.11


3.23


103.34


3.34


100.00


483-84


Whitcher, Richard P.


and Chauncey G. . . .


150.15


4.85


155.00


5.00


150.00


501


White, Lucy and Mary .


50.24


1.61


51.85


1.85


50.00


359-E


Whitehead, Harvey F. and


Forrest L. Abbott ....


67.90


2.17


70.07


2.47


67.60


Brierley


Whitehead, Martha J. .. .


200.43


7.05


207.48


7.48


200.00


136


Whitehead, Martha


150.04


4.85


154.89


4.89


150.00


827-28


Whittier, Howard W.


30.13


1.06


31.19


1.19


30.00


So. 1/2-239


Wiggin, Elizabeth


80.30


2.82


83.12


3.12


80.00


812-A


Wild, William ..


120.00


4.24


124.24


4.24


120.00


45-old


Williams, Annie


51.56


1.65


53.21


1.71


51.50


316


Williams, George E.


100.03


3.23


103.26


3.26


100.00


1933]


TRUST FUNDS.


275


.


.


. ·


·


.


·


·


29-30 No. 1/2-325


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


Lot or Grave


Name


Jan. 1, 1933


New Accounts


Interest on Deposit


Total Credit 45.57


Paid Care of Lot


Dec. 31, 1933


703


Williams, J. H.


44.16


1.41


1.57


44.00


901-4


Williams, Mary C.


60.12


2.12


62.24


2.24


60.00


613-14-15


Willis, Arthur T. ·


60.00


2.12


62.12


2.12


60.00


So. 12-79


Willis, D. B.


50.02


1.61


51.63


1.63


50.00


71-73


Williscroft, Mary


50.06


1.61


51.67


1.67


50.00


638-39


Williscroft, Mary


40.00


1.40


41.40


1.40


40.00


162


Wilson, Daniel F. ·


200.37


6.47


206.84


6.84


200.00


38-old


Wilson, Everett E.


50.07


1.61


51.68


1.68


50.00


315


Wilson, Everett E. ·


150.04


4.85


154.89


4.89


150.00


No. 1/2-175


Wilson, Harrison


100.05


3.23


103.28


3.28


100.00


156


Wilson, Jerome


100.02


3.23


103.25


3.25


100.00


242


Wilson, Mary A.


100.00


3.23


103.23


3.23


100.00


E 1/2-321


Winchester, Nellie L.


90.00


3.18


93.18


3.18


90.00


No. 1/2-79


Witt, Eldora J. C.


75.07


2.64


77.71


2.71


75.00


74


Wood, Sarah A.


50.06


1.61


51.67


1.67


50.00


W 1/2-466


Woods, Alfred


45.03


1.58


46.61


1.61


45.00


379 E


Woodman, John A.


40.10


1.40


41.50


1.50


40.00


674-5-6-7


Woodside, Alberta


65.00


2.30


67.30


2.30


65.00


908


Woodside, Neil M.


·


15.01


52


15.53


.53


15.00


876-77


Woodward, Harry


30.00


1.06


31.06


1.06


30.00


549


Wormstead, Mrs. William


15.00


30


15.30


.30


15.00


.


.


·


· ·


.


.


·


·


.


.


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


276


Balance on hand


Balance on hand


So. 12-179


Wormstead, William H. .


75.04


2.64


77.68


2.68


75.00


605-6 Wright, William H. . .. 40.14


1.40


41.54


1.54


40.00


690-91 Wyatt, Phillip F.


40.00


.23


40.23


.23


40.00


383-W


Youlden, Thirza and Thyral A. Walkey ·


79.34


2.78


82.12


2.92


79.20


229 C


Young, Louis F. and Leston R.


80.00


2.82


82.82


2.82


80.00


4-5-6-7-8-9-10-12 Single Graves


105.10


3.39


108.49


3.49


105.00


1933]


$55,814.20 $1,089.20 $1,905.02 $58,808.42 $2,045.90 $56,762.52


TRUST FUNDS.


277


278


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Report of the Town Accountant


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


GENTLEMEN :


I hereby submit the following reports for the year ended December 31, 1933.


RECEIPTS General Revenue TAXES


Current Year


Polls and Old Age


Assistance


$11,466.00


Betterments 280.61


Personal


8,690.00


Real Estate


190,295.91


$210,732.52


Previous Years


Polls and Old Age


Assistance


$265.00


Betterments


449.00


Personal


4,126.13


Real


198,326.18


$203,166.31


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


1931


$1,341.08


1932


5,455.94


1933


11,682.36


$18,479.38


Final Possessions Sold


1,437.99


Tax Titles Redeemed and Sold


41,083.50


Certificates and Deeds .


308.00


From the Commonwealth


Corporation Taxes $6,788.47


Income Taxes


48,6,90.00


$ 55,478.47


Carried forward,


$530,686.17


TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Summarized Statement of Appropriations and Expenditures for the Year Ended December 31, 1933.


CREDITS


BALANCES


Balance carried over from 1932


Appropriation [ Appropriation Annuni Meeting Special Meeting


Transferred from Reserve l'und


Refunds


Source


Amount


Totul Credit


Expenditures


Reverting lo Surplus


Carried over to 1934


GENERAL GOVERNMENT:


Finance Committee


$ 400.00


$400.00


$295.83


S 104.17


Planning Board


125.00


120.84


4.16


Safety Committee


50.00


50.00


Selectmen


2,300.00


81.73


2,381,73


2,381.73


Treasurer


2,700.00


100.00


2,800.00


2,793.99


6.01


Tax Title Expense


4,725.00


1,725.00


Assessors, Tax Appeal Board No. 1


8,000.00


6,179.75


1,820.25


Assessors


7,297.87


400.00


7,697.87


7,692.08


5.79


Town Clerk


675.00


656.18


18.82


Election and Registration


2,000.00


940.41


$ 9.00


2,949.41


2,949.41


3,222,03


107.97


Engineer


2,050.00


10.05


2,060.05


1,988.65


71.40


Totals


$41,417.87


$3,000.00


$2,432.14|


$19.05


$2,500.00


$46,369.06


$43,711.14


$2,264.75


$393.17


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY :


Police Department


$26,300.00


$100.00|


$39.53


$26,439.53


$26,407.14|


8 32.39


Superintendent Fire Alarm


100.00|


125.00


225.00


154.99


70.01


Fire Department


25,823.50


491.62


33.90


26,349.02


26,297.72


51.30


Sealer of Weights and Measures


925.00


925.00


925.00


Gypsy Moth


4,000.00


65.00


4.32


669.32


669.32


Totals


$61,348.50


$981.62


$79.75


HEALTHI AND SANITATION :


Health


$5,000.00


$207.00


$110.64


$5,317.64


$5,222.42


$ 95.22


Mosquito Control


800.00


800.00


800.00


550.00


Inspector of Milk and Dairies


250.00


250.00


250.00


Ashes Removal


4,250.00


13.94


4,263.94


3,752.59


511.35


Totals


$13,300.00


$207.00


$124.58


$13,631.58


$13,007.51


$624.07


HIGHWAY:


Highway


$12,500.00


$1,050.00


$258.61 Fr. T'p. L'n Int. 1,800.00


$15,608.61


$15,588.97 325.00


19.64


Granolithic Sidewalks


70.00


70.00


70.00


Snow and Ice


4,500.00


400.00


138.61


5,038.61


4,856.91


181.70


Sewerage


3,628.19


3,628.19


631.14


$2,997.05


Totals


$3,372.08


$28,895.00


$1.450.00


$405.23


$2,056.11


$36,178.42


$32,880.03


$301.34


$2,997.05


CHARITIES :


Public Welfare


$55,000.00


Donations


19,626.45


$71,739.45


$67,419.78


$ 4,319.67


Infirmary


2,500.00


$1,500.00


2.02


4,002.02


4,002.02


State Aid


2,500.00


15.00


2,515.00


2,230.00


285.00


Soldiers' Burial


100.00


Soldiers' Relief


25,000.00


1,500.00


$300.00


77.25 Fr. Public Wel. 3,000.00


$29,877.25


29,795.06


82.19


Totals


$85,100.00


$3,000.00


$300.00


$207.27


$19,626.45


$108,233.72


$103,446.86


$4,786.86


EDUCATION AND LIBRARIES:


New Addition High School


$87,020.96


$1,885.93


$88,906.89


$84,908.73


$3,998.16


Schools


$202,000.00


139.11 Corrected to 1932 152.04


202,291.15


201,517.61


$773.54


Trade School Tuitions


500.00


$10.00


· Interest


91.38


365.10


243.83


121.27


Income Johnson Fund


Interest


156.25


156.25


57.29


98.96


Totals


$87,294.68 $206,500.00


$10.00


$2,025.04


$399.67 $296,229.39 $290,626.41


$1,384.59


$4,218.39


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED:


Pensions (Police Dept.)


$2,324.86


$2,324.8G.


$2,324.80


$ .0G


Print and Distribute Town Reports


1,275.00


1,275.00


1,231.28


43.72


Insurance


6,550.00


$129.79


6,679.79


6,6GG.69


13.10


Playgrounds


500.00


$20.00


520.00


513.23


6.77


Essex Co. Tuberculosis Hospital


3,935.57


3,935.57


3,935.57


Tax Title Validity


850.00


850.00


809.50


40.50


Memorial Day


450.00


450.00


427.20


22.80


Judgments


451.26


451.26


Killing Dogs


58.00


58.00


Totals


$15,885.43


$20.00


$129.79


$509.26


$16,544.48


$16,417.53


$126.95


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES :


Water Purchase


$20,000.00 13,500.00


$350.00


$52.54 Fr. T'p Ln Int. 700.00


14,602.54


$20,000.00 14,587.06


$ 15.48


Relay Mains-Bond Issue


$37.62


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,255.77


244.23


Water Extension Hobson St.


1,100.00


11.23


1,111.23


1,111.23


Water Meters


200.00


200.00


195.33


4.67


Water Gates


100.00


200.00


3.83


5,203.83


5,203.83


Totals


$37.62


$41,400.00


$551.23


$56.37


$700.00


$42,755.22


$42,353.22


$364.38


$37.62


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT:


Interest on Temporary Loans


$17,500.00


$44.25 To Assessors


($1,250.00)


$13,794.25


6,691.67


$7,099.58


Interest on School Bonds


7,453.75


20.00


7,473.75


7,471.25


2.50


Interest on Water Bonds


1,438.75


Fr. Tax Titles 34,424.40


34,424.40


34,424.40


Schoolhouse Bonds


26,500.00


Water Loan Bonds


8,000.00


8,000.00


8,000.00


Totals


$60,892.50


$64.25


$29,424.40


$91,631.15


$84,549.07


$7,102.08


($20.00)


UNPAID BILLS :


Public Welfare


$20,000.00


$1,000.00


$21,000.00


$21,867.92


($867.92)


Infirmary


200.00|


400.00


600.00


381.54


$258.46


Health


4,500.00


4,500.00


3,965.70


534.30


Soldiers' Relief


7,200.00


1,000.00


8,200.00


7,675.71


524.29


Water Purchase


525.08


300.00


825.08


825.08


Highway


565.59


565.59


172.47


393.12|


Schools


227.89


481.73


709.62


510.25


199.37|


Collector


5,81


20.80


8.05


12.75


Selectmen


78.08


78.08


65.95


12.13.


Finance Committee


14.00


Cemetery


109.16


Assessors


89.13


Fire Department


11.00


Snow and Ice


339.38


300.00


639.38


578.51


60.87


Totals


$33,885.92


$3,481.73


$37,367.65


$$6,129.01


$2,106.56


($867.92)


GRAND TOTALS


$90,704.38 $585,625.22


$9,481.73


$5.961.99


$3,111.33


$56,465.89


$751,350.54


$725,320.71


$19,271.52


$6,758.31


Reserve Fund


$6,000.00


$5.961.99


Balance Carried Over from 1932


$90,70-1.38


Annual Town Meeting Appropriations


591,625.22 $591,625.22 9,481.73


$9,481.73


$3,111.33


$56,465.89


$725.320.71


19,309.53


$19,309.53


Unexpended Balances Reverting to Surplus


6,758.31


$6,758.31


Unexpended Balances Carried Over to 1934


$751,388.55 $751,388.55|


$751.388.55


25.00


25.00


3.30


21.70


Accountant


2,060.00


2,060.00


2,056.98


3.02


Tax Collector


70.00


46.00


24.00


5,000.00


$3,000.00


750.00


Fr. T'p. L'n Int. $2,500.00


2,500.00


2,856.83


$393.17


Law


675.00


810.00


810.00


771.36


38.64


Town Hall


3,330.00


4,800.00


160.00


4,960.00


4,921.18


38.82


Constable


100.00


100.00


100.00


Fire Chief Salary


2,500.00


2.00


2,502.00


2,502.00


Forest Warden


150.00


200.00


350.00


294.55


55.45


Inspector of Buildings


850.00


850.00


850.00


Tree Warden


1,000,00


3,999.21


.79


$62,409.87


$62,199.93


$209.94


Vital Statistics


100.00


100.00


82.50


17.50


Inspector of Plumbing


550.00


550.00


Inspector of Animals


550.00


550.00


550.00


Garbage Removal


1,800.00


1,800.00


1,800.00


Street Lighting


11,500.00


8.01


11,508.01


11,478.01


30.00


Library


4,010.00


3,462.11


547.89


Income Wilson Fund


273.72


4,000.00


500.00


436.84


63.16


Hydrants


325.00


325.00


Main and Howard Sts. Perm. Construction


($256.11)


From Unpaid Bills 256.11


$113.00


To Sidrs Re'f (3,000.00)


To Hy.&Water (2,500.00)


1,438.75


1,458.75


($20.00)


Tax Title Notes


Old Town Hall


20.80


14.00


14.00


109,16


7.15


102.01


89.12


69.31


19.82


11.00


38.01


38.01


Special Town Meeting Appropriations


Miscellaneous Credits (Net)


59,577.22


Total Expenditures


5.81


1.37


4.44


Water Maintenance


37.62


$37.62


Water Extension


100.00


100.00


Cemetery


5,000,00


100.00


100.00


Public Works


3,330.00


Registration of Town Notes


70.00


4,725.00


Assessors, Tax Appeal Board No. 2


750.00


Board of Appeals


125.00


50.00


Other Credits


1933 Tax Levy . Due from Essex Co. 58.00 451.26


$20,000.00


26,500.00


26,500.00


11.00


600.00


2.78


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


279


Brought Forward


$530,686.17


From the County


Dog Fund


$1,684.52


Court Room Rent


240.00


House of Correction .


3.50


1,928.02


Fines and Licenses


Court fines


1,081.00


Licenses :


Junk


20.00


Pool


63.00


Grove


20.00


Victuallers


40.00


Peddlers


63.00


Beer


1,049.50


Miscellaneous


22.00


1,277.50


Special Assessments


Gypsy Moth 1931


.70


Gypsy Moth 1932


456.88


Gypsy Moth 1933


603.70


1,061.28


Rentals


Town Hall


$203.00


Other


20.00


223.00


Total General Revenue


$536,256.97


Commercial Revenue GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Fees


Town Clerk


410.50


Tax Collector


259.00


Gas Permits


39.00


$708.50


Public Works


1.50


Carried Forward,


$710.00 $536,256.97


280


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Brought Forward,


$710.00 $536,256.97


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Junk


$9.00


Fire Department


Licenses, etc.


31.75


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Fees


69.78


Building Inspector


Fees


68.00


Total Protection of $178.53


Persons and Property


888.53


HIGHWAY


Highway Department


Miscellaneous


47.50


HEALTH


Fees, Permits, etc.


Licenses and Permits


$132.50


Plumbing Inspector .


114.00


Dental Clinic


115.65


From the Commonwealth


Contagious Diseases, etc.


2,316.64


From Cities and Towns Tuberculosis reimbursements


275.60


Total Health Department


2,954.39


CHARITIES


Infirmary


Produce


$325.39


Board, etc.


10.75


336.14


Board of Publc Welfare


Federal Aid


$15,209.21


State Reimbursements 25,215.41


Cities and Towns ... 9,816.26


Old Age Assistance


Fund and Abatements 6,992.62


57,233.50


Carried Forward


$57,569.64 $540,147.39


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


281


Brought Forward,


$57,569.64 $540,147.39


Soldiers Benefits


State Aid


$1,127.00


Veterans exemptions 652.35


1,779.35


Total Charities


59,348.99


EDUCATION


Schools


Tuition


$947.27


Vocational Education


674.41


Miscellaneous


15.75


1,637.43


Total Education


1,637.43


WATER DEPARTMENT


Meter Rates


$29,924.41


Fixture Rates


428.22


Maintenance


1,062.66


Turn Ons


110.30


Recording


176.00


Water Liens


2,963.02


34,664.61


CEMETERY


Sale of Lots


$1,307.90


Care of Lots


Care


2,413.91


Interment fees


1,374.71


Foundations


257.23


5,353.75


Total Enterprises 40,018.36


INTEREST


On Bank Balances


$378.80


On Taxes


Tax Titles Redeemed


$2,912.07


Betterments


298.37


Water Liens


137.47


Carried Forward,


$3,347.91


$378.80 $641,152.17


282


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought Forward


$3,347.91


$378.80 $641,152.17


1930-31 Taxes


710.28


1932 Taxes


6,343.40


1933 Taxes


172.40


1930-31-32 Motor


Vehicle Taxes . 621.37


1933 Motor Vehicle


Taxes


49.66


11,245.02


On Library Trust Funds


247.63


11,871.45


AGENCY AND TRUST


Prepayments on 1933


Taxes


$30,955.61


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


1,099.20


County Dog Funds


2,870.20


Water Service Deposits


701.90


Benjamin Johnson


Legacy (Library) ...


5,000.00


40,626.91


INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loans in


Anticipation of Taxes


$180,000.00


Tax Title Loans


(from Commonwealth)


165,000.00


Welfare Loan


(from Commonwealth)


30,000.00


375,000.00


REFUNDS


New High School Addition


$1,651.74


Engineer


10.05


Cemetery


3.83


Election and Registration


9.00


Police Department


39.53


Fire Department


35.90


Snow and Ice


138.61


Tree Warden


8.64


Highway


266.62


·


Carried Forward,


$2,163.92 1,068,650.53


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


283


Brought Forward,


$2,163.92 $1,068,650.53


Public Welfare (includes


Pay Donations)


19,739.45


Soldiers' Relief (Special Donation Tax Collector)


324.61


Soldiers' Relief


102.25


Schools


146.11


School Bond Interest


20.00


Insurance


129.79


Water Maintenance


52.54


Board of Health


14.00


Infirmary


2.02


Ashes


13.94


22,708.63


$1,091,359.16


Cash Balance January 1, 1933,


116,000.72


$1,207,359.88


284


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[Dec. 31


EXPENDITURES 1933


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Finance Committee


Secretary


$225.00


Printing


69.65


Stationery and postage 1.18


$295.83


Planning Board


Secretary


19.81


Dues


15.00


Stationery and postage


3.70


Office equipment


11.49


50.00


Board of Appeals


Secretary


$115.84


Stationery and postage


5.00


120.84


Selectmen's Department


Salary of Chairman ..


$405.00


Salaries other Selectmen


675.00


Secretary


315.00


Director of Soldiers'


Relief


500.00


Stationery and postage


32.00


Printing and advertising


125.95


Telephone


301.53


Delivering Warrants


40.00


Repairs and hoisting


flag


32.00


Miscellaneous


1.20


2,427.68


Unpaid bills


20.00


Accountant's Department


Salary of Accountant


$990.00


Clerical


928.50


Carried forward, $1,918.50


$2,914.35


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


285


Brought forward, $1,918.50 $2,914.35


Stationery and postage


64.05


Printing and advertising


39.48


Telephone 34.95


2,056.98


Treasurer's Department


Salary of Treasurer


$675.00


Clerical


1,349.77


Stationery and postage


344.86


Printing and advertising


12.00


Telephone


36.38


Bonds


242.50


Insurance


133.48


2,793.99


Registration of Town Notes Fees


46.00


Collector's Department


Salary of Collector


$600.00


Clerical


2,488.67


Stationery and postage


746.08


Printing and advertising


319.45


Bonds 415.32


Insurance


107.75


Telephone


27.30


Committing


7.85


Miscellaneous


13.95


4,726.37


Tax Title Expense


Deeds


$3,088.05


Registration fees


1,672.70


Printing and advertising 1,419.00


6,179.75


Assessor's Department


Salaries of Assessors . $1,093.30


Deputies


1,083.40


Clerical 4,382.20


Stationery and postage


404.28


Printing and advertising 109.75


Telephone


115.49


Carried forward


$7,188.42


$18,717.44


286


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Brought forward,


$7,188.42 $18,717.44


Searching Records


216.32


Trade papers


13.00


Transportation


100.00


Binding records


37.20


Equipment and repairs


129.64


Miscellaneous


7.50


7,692.08


Unpaid bills


69.31


Assessors'-Board of Tax Appeals Legal


2,856.83


Law Department


Salary of Counsel


$600.00


Professional services .


5.00


Telephone


23.52


Stationery


8.75


Fees


17.91


Claims


1.00


656.18


Town Clerk


Salary of Clerk


$400.00


Clerical


161.06


Stationery and Postage


177.65


Printing and advertising


18.50


Binding records


4.75


Equipment


9.40


771.36


Election and Registration


Registrars


$630.00


Precinct officers


1,172.60


Police


64.80


Clerical


238.87


Stationery and postage


60.06


Printing and advertising


554.25


Posting warrants


86.68


Rent


37.00


Erecting booths


15.50


Carried forward, $2,859.76


$30,763.20


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


287


Brought forward,


$2,859.76


$30,763.20


Equipment


30.88


Janitor's service


41.00


Miscellaneous


17.77


2,949.41


Town Hall


Janitor's salary


$1,454.75


Assistants


238.00


Fuel


478.37


Light


562.26


Supplies


172.39


Repairs


291.95


Water


18.31


Advertising


6.00


3,222.03


Public Works


Superintendent


$2,217.32


Clerical


2,319.20


Stationery


27.47


Printing and advertising . . 7.00


Telephone


350.19


4,921.18


Engineer's Department


Engineer's salary


$1,900.80


Supplies


80.40


Luncheons


7.45


1,988.65


Total for General Government


$43,844.47


PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Salary of Chief $2,340.00


Patrolmen


18,406.04


Special police 812.96


Matron


75.00


Clerical


4.00


Donation


2,282.50


Printing and advertising


18.60


Carried forward,


$23,939.10


$43,844.47


288


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward,


$23,939.10


$43,844.47


Telephone


1,411.30


Gasoline and oil


203.52


Repairs to autos and motor cycle


252.34


Equipment for men


24.04


Luncheons


17.20


Fuel


43.25


Stationery and postage


39.85


Traveling expense . .


4.50


Laundry


1.50


Automobile


450.00


Miscellaneous . . 20.54


26,407.14


Constable


Salary


100.00


Forest Warden


Salary of Warden


$90.00


Services at fires


182.75


Luncheons


3.30


Use of auto


5.00


Equipment


13.50


294.55


Superintendent of Fire Alarm Salary of superintendent


154.99


Chief of Fire Department


Salary


$2,252.00*


Donation


250.00


2,502.00


Firemen


Salaries


$20,306.77


Donation


2,221.73


22,528.50


Fire Department


Engineers


$250.00


Call men


1,015.14


Work on hydrants


115.68


Carried forward,


$1,380.82


$51,987.18


$43,844.47


* Refunded $2.00


1933]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


289


Brought forward,


$1,380.82


$51,987.18 $43,844.47


Equipment and repairs


to apparatus .....


1,037.23


Equipment for men . .


26.47


Repairs to alarm boxes


137.38


Laundry


54.41


Fuel


350.98


Light


151.70


Gasoline and oil


206.38


Stationery and postage


6.13


Printing and advertising


25.75


Telephone


81.40


Freight and express . .


1.14


Water


15.83


Use of Bell


25.00


Chemicals


19.10


Luncheons


3.60


Maintenance of building


44.62


Supplies


50.53


Bedding


.75


Automobile


150.00


3,769.22


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer


$850.00


Telephone


22.53


Use of automobile


52.47


925.00


Inspector of Buildings


Salary of Inspector .. $818.60


Printing and advertising


17.00


Stationery and postage


11.00


Telephone


3.40


850.00


Gypsy Moth


Superintendent


$1,542.02


Labor


1,661.07


Equipment and repairs


35.65


Gasoline and oil .


30.36


Carried forward,


$3,269.10


$57,531.40


$43,844.47


290


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Brought forward, $3,269.10




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