Town annual report of Saugus 1941, Part 10

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1941
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 158


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Services at Fires


$357.16


Equipment


141.84


Lunches


1.00


500.00


Building Inspector:


Salary of Inspector


$1,300.00


Printing and Advertising


24.50


Telephone


36.93


Office Supplies


15.71


Transportation


20.00


1,397.14


Sealer of Weights and Measures: Salary of Sealer


1,800.00


$34,525.30 2,720.00


38,800.00


1,363.13


94


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[Dec. 31


Gypsy Moth:


Salary of Superintendent


$1,560.00


Labor


1,416.16


Material and Supplies


15.41


Truck Hire


586.64


Rent


80.00


Gas and Oil


27.26


Repairs


22.17


Freight and Express


5.00


Tree Warden:


Salary of Warden


144.00


Labor


181.14


Telephone


35.85


Equipment and Repairs


22.62


Materials and Supplies


49.01


Truck Hire


105.00


Gas and Oil


.77


Rent


8.00


Shrubs and Trees


253.50


Elm Leaf Beetle Control:


Insecticide


260.00


Labor


208.70


Truck Hire


45.00


Public Safety Committee:


Subscription


$56.44


Paint


18.00


74.44


Harbormaster:


Salary of Harbormaster


150.00


National Defense Committee:


Portable Pump


$1,400.00


Equipment for Pump


135.85


Hose


342.50


Stirrup Pumps


20.58


Materials and Supplies


401.07


Telephone


35.36


Stationery and Postage


39.38


Registration


2.50


Printing


10.75


2,387.99


Total for Protection of Persons


Property


$91,650.66


Health and Sanitation


Health:


Salary of Board


$1,350.00


Salary of Clerk


1,435.00


Salary of Food Inspector


1,940.00


Salary of Plumbing Inspector


1,814.00


Salary of Nurse


1,565.45


Printing and Advertising


91.50


Stationery and Postage


76,82


Office Equipment and Supplies


467.10


Telephone


142.76


T. B. Board and Care


5,900.40


Medicine and Medical Care


1,298.00


Milk Analysis


95.80


Burying Cats and Dogs


250.00


Anti-Rabic Treatment


50.25


3,712.64


1,313.59


1941]


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


95


Dental Clinic


408.50


Use of Cars


316.80


Gas and Oil


193.82


Freight and Express


7.12


Board Quarantined Dogs


14.00


Relief Plumbing Inspector


257.18


Moving


14.00


X-Rays


40.00


$17,728.50


Vital Statistics:


Deaths


$55.00


Births


5.25


60.25


Collection of Garbage


3,500.00


Mosquito Control


850.00


Sewer Construction:


Salary of Auditor


$442.28


Labor


4,342.20


Printing and Advertising


21.25


Office Supplies


62.06


Telephone


76.74


Tools and Equipment


418.59


Lumber, Paint and Hardware


406.78


Brick and Cement


591.74


Compound and Pipe


907.55


Gas and Oil


940.47


Manholes


187.70


Sand, Gravel and Stone


521.29


Bitumols


1,679.37


Repairs


1,393.33


Freight


5.88


Power, Light and Fuel


208.12


Damages and Easements


75.00


Materials and Supplies


140.48


Sewer Maintenance:


Clerical


$1,384.08


Labor


849.20


Collector of Assessments


100.00


Materials and Supplies


190.30


Water


12.67


Fuel


462.40


Light and Power


1,465.98


Stationery and Postage


16.38


Repairs


38.50


Gas and Oil


5.79


Medical Supplies


4.78


Telephone


13.24


Registration


6.00


P.W.A. Docket No. 1422-F (Sewers)


Land Damage-Judd


325.00


Total for Health and Sanitation


$39,433.90


Highways and Bridges


Highways:


Labor


$8,559.21


Printing and Advertising


5.25


Office Supplies


7.50


Telephone


146.72


Fuel


176.74


12,420.83


4,549.32


96


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[Dec. 31


Light


42.35


Equipment and Repairs


2,015.60


Gas and Oil


674.44


Sand, Stone and Gravel


1,378.01


Pipe and Cement


153.37


Bitumols


1,655.24


Lumber


289.26


Bricks


22.00


Paint and Hardware


224.93


Water


5.00


Signs


38.85


Equipment Rental


477.50


Freight and Express


4.13


Registrations


22.00


Rent


60.00


Care of Honor Roll


50.00


Amero Settlement


7.50


Recording Deed


3.50


Removal of Ashes:


Labor


$4,708.08


Repairs


157.52


Gas and Oil


176.54


Equipment


127.16


Supplies


13.10


Advertising


14.60


Registration and Extra Plate


3.00


Snow and Ice:


Labor


$5,415.25


Equipment and Repairs


3,853.22


Gas and Oil


566.10


Sand and Salt


1,461.72


Luncheons


110.20


Equipment Rentals


87.00


Sidewalk Plowing


1,073.40


Light and Fuel


203.24


Snow Fences


118.50


Paint, Lumber and Hardware


91.27


Rent


10.00


Freight and Express


10.10


13,000.00


Street Lighting:


Town Streets


$13,826.69


Salem Turnpike


549.77


Broadway and Spring Street


23.54


14,400.00


Highway Surface Treatment:


Bitumols


$4,033.23


Sand


966.64


Chap. 90, Central Street 1941 Contract No. 8093


Labor


$3,518.87


Equipment Rental


1,675.50


Sand and Gravel


1,445.32


Repairs


2.00


Cement


135.00


Lumber


10.36


Bitumols


267.49


Manholes


35.25


4,999.87


7,089.79


$16,019.10


5,200.00


1941]


Chapter 90, Hesper Street


1941 Contract No. 8297


Labor


$4,273.90


Bricks


162.00


Equipment Rentals


2,596.90


Sand, Stone and Gravel


2,453.28


Lumber and Cement


227.26


Bitumols


1,040.20


Repairs


2.70


Manholes


181.32


Pipe


397.62


Freight


133.12


Land Damages-Central Street


Road Machinery:


Repairs


$276.16


Materials and Supplies


41.37


Lumber


20.39


Lanterns


68.50


Gas and Oil


582.06


Labor


145.20


Equipment Rental


59.90


Pipe and Fittings


17.06


Equipment


109.50


Fuel


58.50


Total for Highways and Bridges 1,378.64


$75,859.70


Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


Old Age Assistance-Aid


Cash


$70,973.47


Medicine and Medical Care


735.08


Cities and Towns


1,615.89


$73,324.44


Old Age Assistance-Administration:


Salary of Visitor


$1,865.09


Use of Car


200.85


Printing and Advertising


15.50


Stationery and Postage


55.50


Office Supplies


28.77


Telephone


7.60


Salary of Board


300.00


Salary of Bookkeeper


37.50


Conference Expense


2.50


Attending Court


3.00


Aid to Dependent Children-Aid


Cash


7,104.82


Aid to Dependent Children-Adminstration Clerical


$387.00


Investigator


198.00


Postage


9.35


594.35


Public Welfare:


Salary of Board


$1,200.00


Clerical


2,778.10


Investigator


1,465.09


Use of Car


178.67


Printing and Advertising


45.75


Stationery and Postage


35.50


Office Supplies


70.73


11,468.30 2,304.00


1


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


97


2,516.31


98


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Telephone


106.86


Cash


5,803.66


Groceries


2,247.88


Cities and Towns


9,963.14


Commonwealth of Mass.


2,172.28


Rent


5.00


Fuel


1,033.26


Board and Care


1,512.47


Medicine and Medical Care


2,589.16


Dry Goods and Clothing


37.59


Burials


251.00


Lumber


4.63


Binding


9.50


Guest Coverage


3.40


Moving


14.00


Conference Expense


2.50


Attending Court


3.00


Public Welfare-Unpaid Bills


Infirmary:


Salary of Superintendent


$1,000.00


Labor


201.80


Telephone


47.99


Groceries


1,413.68


Dry Goods and Clothing


83.81


Fuel and Light


773.44


Medical Care


61.51


Livestock


47.00


Grain and Feed


485.49


Equipment and Repairs


215.80


Clean Cesspool


35.00


Gas and Oil


90.83


Insurance


74.10


Auto Repairs


11.00


Laundry


6.00


Materials and Supplies


76.67


Water


50.00


Shoeing Horses


32.00


Freight


1.90


Dog License


2.00


Soldiers' Relief:


Salary of Director


$750.00


Cash


10,046.50


Stationery and Postage


19.50


Office Supplies


7.30


Telephone


38.93


Groceries


602.89


Rent


275.35


Light


17.52


Fuel


923.58


Medicine and Medical Care


1,622.86


Dry Goods and Clothing


87.63


Transportation


200.00


Binding


1.00


Typewriter Repairs


2.75


Dues


2.00


14,597.81


State and Military Aid:


1,910.00


Cash


Total for Charities and Soldiers' Relief


31,533.17 156.64


4,710.02


$136,447.56


99


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


1941]


Schools and Libraries


Schools:


Salary of Superintendent


$4,200.00


Teachers


173,136.31


Janitors


14,975.78


Nurses


2,900.00


Clerical


2,885.95


Matron


329.20


Physicians


1,200.00


Band Director


1,060.68


Americanization Class


309.68


Transportation of Pupils


7,736.28


Printing and Advertising


227.94


Stationery and Postage


84.45


Telephones


623.89


Books


4,415.52


Supplies


6,632.07


Fuel


8,937.30


Light


1,515.60


Furniture and Equipment


2,706.98


Care of Grounds


448.10


Tuition


210.63


Freight and Express


223.31


Diplomas


185.69


Support of Truants


208.00


Census


133.70


Water


674.97


Cleaning Cesspools


146.40


Special Police


42.50


Defense Labor


44.00


$236,194.93


School Repairs:


Plumbing


$914.28


Carpentry and Painting


1,361.25


Masonry


358.10


Electrical


368.58


Labor


9.90


Materials


464.59


Roofing, etc.


1,482.40


Freight and Express


10.45


Trade School Tuition:


Beverly


$156.75


Boston


1,409.46


Everett


1,542.55


Lynn


424.44


Somerville


249.22


Medford


20.00


Malden


33.80


Stadium Maintenance:


Light and Fuel


$74.33


Repairs


93.35


Labor


196.15


Shrubs


20.25


Trucking


8.80


Loam


7.00


Tools and Equipment


106.60


Seed


15.00


Gas and Oil


3.19


Materials


75.33


4,969.55


3,836.22


600.00


100


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[Dec. 31


Band Maintenance:


Instruments, Music and Repairs


$450.56 386.61


Sewer Construction-Sweetser School:


Advertising


$5.00


Connecting


300.00


305.00


Sewer Connection-Cliftondale School: Connecting


86.00


Library:


Salary of Librarian


$1,422.20


Assistants


3,037.39


Janitors


773.00


Stationery and Postage


41.36


Telephone


104.49


Books


1,741.39


Periodicals


185.60


Binding


310.95


Cartage of Books


51.00


Fuel


256.45


Light


207.14


Materials and Supplies


222.99


Repairs


78.76


Equipment


25.00


Water


10.00


Rent


156.00


Sewer Connection and Rental


78.28


All Others


11.80


8,713.80


Income-Wilson Fund:


Books


82.96


Income-Johnson Fund:


Books


166.58


Total for Schools and Libraries


$255,792.21


Recreation and Unclassified


Playgrounds :


Labor


$585.10


Materials and Supplies


171.93


Light


9.71


Gas and Oil


13.95


Lumber


45.82


Gravel


363.68


Equipment Rental


36.00


Medicine


2,30


1,228.49


W.P.A. Projects:


Clerical


$1,518.20


Labor


1,758.69


Certifying Agent


1,566.00


Certifying Board


262.50


Printing and Advertising


70.90


Stationery and Postage


28.81


Office Supplies


305.73


Telephones


445.91


Materials and Supplies


2,281.47


Safety Devices and Medicine


50.65


Insecticide


30.41


Manholes


464.55


Hardware and Paint


576.08


837.17


Uniforms


1941]


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


101


Equipment and Repairs


5,101.66


Light and Fuel


485.22


Rent


949.20


Bricks, Cement and Lime


550.30


Lumber


600.00


Gas and Oil


2,306.02


Sand, Gravel and Stone


2,418.62


Commissary


574.61


Pipe and Fittings


1,512.76


Equipment Rental


872.50


Bitumols


488.03


Land Damages


593.42


Transportation


222.20


Explosives


238.88


Paving Blocks


601.20


Elsie Bardh-Expenses


22.60


E. A. Merrithew-Expenses


211.05


All Other


70.13


27,178.30


W.P.A. Water Extensions:


Pipe and Fittings


$3,413.32


Equipment


466.50


Materials and Supplies


643.89


Repairs


10.61


Freight and Express


4.74


4,539.06


Pensions:


Police Department:


Roland L. Mansfield


$1,300.00


Charles O. Thompson


85.40


Mrs. Peter Flaherty


520.00


Fire Department:


Lucy Mathewson


780.00


Georgina Joy


520.00


Veterans:


Edgar H. MacDougall


800.00


John J. McLaughlin


1,040.00


Memorial Day Exercises:


Printing


$13.50


Bands


139.70


Flowers


172.50


Luncheons


24.30


Flags


36.00


Quartette


30.00


Transportation


24.00.


Amplifying


35.00


Print and Distribute Town Report:


Printing


$1,136.00


Delivering


125.00


Insurance:


Fire


$5,175.61


Auto Fire


212.14


Compensation


1,569.19


Public Liability


163.79


Auto Liability and P. D.


1,191.00


Boilers


56.34


Grandstand


187.50


Printing New Forms


26.00


5,045.40


475,00


1,261.00


8,581.57


102


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Tax Title Validity Legal


Printing


$ 789.75 10.25 800.00


Essex County T. B. Hospital Maintainance: County of Essex


7,116.50


Contributory Retirement Fund:


Pensions and Interest


$9,122.37


Expense


400.00


9,522.37


Guarantee Deposits-Planning Board Advertising


$66.00


Total for Recreation and Unclassified


$65,813.69


Enterprise and Cemeteries


Water Purchase:


City of Lynn


17,360.95 1,139.05


18,500.00


Water Maintenance:


Salary of Collector


300.00


Labor


9,148.04


Printing and Advertising


142.25


Stationery and Postage


293.12


Pipe and Fittings


1,545.75


Equipment and Repairs


3,035.50


Fuel


365.47


Power and Light


919.16


Materials and Supplies


290.01


Meters and Fittings


756.46


Gas and Oil


431.65


Cement and Gravel


23.99


Luncheons


4.50


Hydrants


60.00


Lumber


23.10


Freight and Express


45.43


Telephones


237.97


Recording Water Liens


90.00


Registrations


21.00


Water


15.00


Anti-Freeze


54.00


Rent


5.00


17,807.40


Water Extensions:


Labor


$167.09


Pipe and Fittings


332.91


Hydrants, Gates and Meters


Water Services:


Labor


$1,021.13


Pipe and Fittings


1,118.87


Meters


360.00


Excess Water Deposits:


Cash


29.75


Cemetery :


Salary of Superintendent


$2,350.00


Labor


7,844.50


Printing and Advertising


40.50


500.00


500.00


2,500.00


City of Melrose


1941]


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


103


Stationery and Postage


9.30


Materials and Supplies


669.38


Telephone


83.40


Fuel and Light


54.79


Trees and Shrubs


264.33


Equipment and Repairs


743.05


Gas and Oil


309.91


Bond and Insurance


82.38


Purchase Montgomery Property


3,375.00


15,826.54


Purchase Cemetery Land:


Legal Services


$78.10


Drafting


75.00


Loam and Fill


66.50


Materials and Supplies


64.80


Repairs


49.50


333.90


World War Memorial:


Advertising


$8.30


Monument


2,125.00


2,133.30


Total for Enterprise and Cemeteries


$58,130.89


Interest and Maturing Debt


Maturities :


School Loans


$12,500.00


Water Loans


9,000.00


Welfare Loans


5,000.00


Relief Loans


7,000.00


Fire and Police Building Loan


5,000.00


Sewer Loans


18,000.00


Tax Title Loans Temporary Loans


Interest:


On School Loans


$900.00


On Water Loans


337.50


On Welfare Loans


62.50


On Relief Loans


372.50


On Fire and Police Bldg. Loan


1,625.00


On Sewer Loan


12,540.00


15,837.50


Discounts on Temporary Loans


1,369.99


Interest on Tax Title Loans


3,097.20


4,467.19


Total for Interest and Maturing Debt


$791,920.84


Agency and Trust


County Tax


Dog License to County


State Tax and Assessments:


State Tax


$43,065.00


Charles River Basin Loan Fund


1,358.67


Met. Parks Loan Sinking Fund


4,085.12


Met. Parks Nantasket Maint. 324.05


Met. Parks Loan Sinking Fund- Series No. 2 584.20


Met. Planning Division 55.29


Smoke Inspection


175.44


$56,500.00 65,116.15 650,000.00


$27,787.79 2,992.60


104


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[Dec. 31


Canterbury Street Highway .15


W. Roxbury-Brookline Parkway .11


Audit Municipal Accounts 5,451.85


$55,099.88


Contributory Retirement System Income: Deposited in General Cash in error 165.00


Perpetual Care Bequests for Deposit: Total for Agency and Trust


4,815.50


$90,860.77


Refunds


Property Taxes :


1939 Real Estate


$854.55


1939 Personal


99.80


1940 Real Estate


649.36


1941 Real Estate


730.01


$2,333.72


Polls:


1939


$4.00


1940


6.00


1941


12.00


22.00


Motor Vehicle Excise:


1939


$19.35


1940


87.86


1941


1,078.91


1,186.12


Gypsy Moth:


1941


.83


Accounts Receivable-Temporary Aid:


4.00


Water Rates:


December 1935


.80


December 1936


15.00


December 1940


9.98


June 1941


15.92


41.70


Water Liens:


$5.15


1940


5.15


10.30


Interest on Polls


$ .03


Costs on Polls


.70


Interest on Motor Vehicle Excise


1.46


Demands on Motor Vehicle Excise


1.05


Interest on Water Liens


.12


Water Lien Releases


2.00


5.36


Liquor License Fees


900.00


Victualler's License Fees


2.00


$4,506.03


Transfers


From Reserve Fund


To:


Accountant


$85.00


Law Department


250.00


Town Clerk


19.00


Town Hall


105.08


Police


275.00


Fire Alarm


463.13


Forest Fires


350.00


1939


Total for Refunds


1941]


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


105


Gypsy Moth


300.00


Tree Warden


520.00


National Defense Committee


2,475.00


Sewer Maintenance


97.47


O.A.A .- Administration


25.00


Infirmary


125.00


State and Military Aid


10.00


Water Maintenance


350.00


Cemetery


550.00


$5,999.68


From Other Sources


To:


Tax Title Expense


$400.00


Town Farm Land Damage


10,594.15


Insurance Receipts


456.94


Chapter 90, Maintenance


3,000.00


Road Machinery Fund


658.70


Reserve for Payment of Sewer Loans


13,379.65


Soldiers' Relief


900.00


State and Military Aid


1,000.00


Sewer Conn .- Sweetser School


220.00


Sewer Conn .- Cliftondale School


44.00


Reimbursement-Dog Licenses


2,722.47


Town Reports


39.00


Insurance


2,403.00


Interest on Temporary Loans


1,500.00


War Bonus Fund


2,133.30


Income from Perpetual Care Deposits


1,925.40


Premiums


13.60


Overlay Surplus


2,566.62


Surplus Revenue


3,330.42


P.W.A. Docket No. 1422-F


3,907.93


$51,195.18


Total Transfers $57,194.86


Total Cash Expenditures and Transfers Cash on Hand, December 31, 1941


$1,764,699.72


Recapitulation of Receipts and Expenditures


$82,886.41


General Revenue


$835,366.38


Commercial Revenue


786,275.02


Refunds


2,977.05


Transfers


57,194.86


1,681,813.31


Total Receipts and Transfers


$1,764,699.72


Expenditures : General Government $58,730.51


Protection of Persons and Property


91,650.66


Health and Sanitation


39,433.90


Highways and Bridges


75,859.70


Charities, Soldiers' Benefits and W.P.A. Projects 168,164.92


$1,726,341.62


38,358.10


Cash Balance, January 1, 1941 Receipts:


106


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Education and Library


255,792.21


Recreation and Unclassified


34,096.33


Enterprise and Cemeteries


58,130.89


Interest and Maturing Debt


791,920.84


Agency and Trust


90,860.77


Refunds


4,506.03


Transfers


57,194.86


Total Expenditures and Transfers


$1,726,341.62


Cash on Hand, December 31, 1941


$ 38,358.10


Detailed List of W.P.A. Expenditures by Projects


Project


Expended


Office


$2,250.00


Certifying


2,044.16


Sidewalks


1,880.88


Gypsy Moth


728.45


Sewer Construction


208.00


Anawan Avenue Drain


1,496.99


Brooks


7,198.08


School Street Drain


1,681.90


Engineering


238.43


Recreation


842.68


Sewing.


2,003.01


Sewing Supplement


124.66


Legal Inventory


12.15


Household Aid


11.60


N.Y.A.


942.50


Building Inspector's Records


30.05


Commissary


1,710.59


Federal Music


39.00


Cleaning and Renovating


14.85


Tax Trend


13.95


Hesper Street


900.00


Western Avenue Drain


2,253.95


Veterans' Graves


9.00


Judgements


543.42


Total from General Appropriation


$27,178.30


W.P.A. Water Extensions (Special Article)


4,539.06


$31,717.36


Outstanding Bonds and Notes, Dec. 31, 1941


1914 Water Loan Coupon Bonds, Issued under Chapter 133, Acts of 1911 No. 28. Due May 1, 1942, at 41/2 per cent $1,000.00


1937 Water Loan Bonds, Issued on April 15, 1937 Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


No. 5. Due April 15, 1942, at 214 per cent $8,000.00


107


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


1941]


1922 Schoolhouse Loan Bonds Payable at First National Bank of Boston, Mass. Due May 1, 1942, at 4 per cent $2,500.00


No. 20.


1932 Schoolhouse Loan Bonds Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass. No. 10. Due October 1, 1942, at 334 per cent $10,000.00


1938 Municipal Relief Loan Notes, Issued under Chapter 58, Acts of 1938, August 1, 1938 Registered and Payable to Commonwealth of Massachusetts Nos. 577-581. Due August 1, 1942, at 11/4 per cent $5,000.00


1938 Municipal Relief Loan Notes, Issued under Chapter 58, Acts of 1938, November 15, 1938


Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


Nos. 590-591.


Due November 15, 1942, at 214 per cent


$2,000.00


Nos. 592-593. Due November 15, 1943, at 214 per cent 2,000.00


No. 594. Due November 15, 1944, at 21/4 per cent 1,000.00


No. 595. Due November 15, 1945, at 21/4 per cent


1,000.00


No. 596. Due November 15, 1946, at 214 per cent


1,000.00


No. 597. Due November 15, 1947, at 214 per cent 1,000.00


No. 598. Due November 15, 1948, at 214 per cent 1,000.00


$9,000.00


1934 Fire and Police Station Loan Bonds, Issued December 1, 1934 Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


The following Bonds are registered and payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Nos. 31 to 56 inclusive, and Nos. 59 to 62 inclusive.


Nos. 36-40. Due December 1, 1942, at 31/4 per cent $5,000.00


Nos. 41-45. Due December 1, 1943, at 31/4 per cent 5,000.00


Nos. 46-50. Due December 1, 1944, at 31/4 per cent 5,000.00


Nos. 51-53. Due December 1, 1945, at 31/4 per cent 3,000.00


Nos. 54-56. Due December 1, 1946, at 314 per cent


3,000.00


Nos. 57-59. Due December 1, 1947, at 31/4 per cent 3,000.00


Nos. 60-62.


Due December 1, 1948, at 3 1/4


per cent 3,000.00


Nos. 63-65.


Due December 1, 1949, at 3 1/4


per cent 3,000.00


Nos. 66-68.


Due December 1, 1950, at 31/4 per cent


3,000.00


Nos. 69-71.


Due December 1, 1951, at 31/4 per cent 3,000.00


Nos. 72-74. Due December 1, 1952, at 314 per cent


3,000.00


Nos. 75-77. Due December 1, 1953, at 31/4 per cent


3,000.00


Nos. 78-80. Due December 1, 1954, at 31/4 per cent 3,000.00


$45,000.00


1938 Sewer Loan Bonds, Issued. May 1, 1938 (W.P.A. Project No. 16218-Saugus, Mass.) Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


Nos. 19-24. Due May 1, 1942, at 234 per cent


$6,000.00


Nos. 25-30. Due May 1, 1943, at 234 per cent 6,000.00


Nos. 31-36. Due May 1, 1944, at 234 per cent 6,000.00


Nos. 37-42. Due May 1, 1945, at 234 per cent 6,000.00


Nos. 43-48. Due May 1, 1946, at 234 per cent


6,000.00


Nos. 49-54.


Due May 1, 1947, at 234 per cent


6,000.00


Nos. 55-60. Due May 1, 1948, at 234 per cent


6,000.00


Nos. 61-66. Due May 1, 1949, at 234


per cent 6,000.00


Nos. 67-71.


Due May 1, 1950, at 234


per cent 5,000.00


Nos. 72-76.


Due May 1, 1951, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 77-81.


Due May 1, 1952, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 82-86. Due May 1, 1953, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 87-91. Due May 1, 1954, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 92-96. Due May 1, 1955, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


108


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Nos. 97-101.


Due May 1, 1956, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 102-106.


Due May 1, 1957, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 107-111.


Due May 1, 1958, at 234 per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 112-116. Due May 1, 1959, at 23/4


per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 117-121.


Due May 1, 1960, at 234


per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 122-126.


Due May 1, 1961, at 234


per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 127-131.


Due May 1, 1962, at 234


per cent


5,000.00


Nos. 132-136.


Due May 1, 1963, at 23/4 per cent


5,000.00


$118,000.00


1938 Sewer Loan Bonds Issued September 1, 1938 (P.W.A. Docket No. 1422-F)


Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


Nos. 37-48. Due September 1, 1942, at 234 per cent


$12,000.00


Nos. 49-60. Due September 1, 1943, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Registered and Payable to Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Nos. 61-72. Due September 1, 1944, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 73-84. Due September 1, 1945, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 85-96.


Due September 1, 1946, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 97-108. Due September 1, 1947, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 109-120. Due September 1, 1948, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 121-132.


Due September 1, 1949, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Payable at National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass.


Nos. 133-144. Due September 1, 1950, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 145-156.


Due September 1, 1951, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 157-168.


Due September 1, 1952, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 169-180.


Due September 1, 1953, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 181-192.


Due September


1, 1954, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 193-204.


Due September


1, 1955, at 23/4


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 205-216.


Due September


1, 1956, 23/4 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 217-228. Due September


1, 1957, at 23/4 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 229-240.


Due September


1, 1958, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 241-252.


Due September 1, 1959, at 234


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 253-264.


Due September 1, 1960, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 265-276.


Due September 1, 1961, at 2


23/4 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 277-288.


Due September 1, 1962, at 23/4


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 289-300.


Due September 1, 1963, at 23/4


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 301-312.


Due September 1, 1964, at 234


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 313-324.


Due September 1, 1965, at 234


per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 325-336.


Due September 1, 1966, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 337-348.


Due September 1, 1967, at 234 per cent


12,000.00


Nos. 349-359.


Due September 1, 1968, at 23/4 per cent


11,000.00


$323,000.00


Tax Title Notes Payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts


No. 679.


Due July 26, 1942 at 1 per cent


$22,746.82


No. 682. Due October 16, 1942 at 1 per cent 75,000.00


No. 683. Due October 31, 1942 at 1 per cent 75,000.00 .


No. 684. Due November 18, 1942 at 1 per cent 50,000.00


No. 685.


Due December 4, 1942 at 1 per cent


25,000.00


No. 686.


Due December 1, 1942 at 1 per cent


50,000.00


$297,746.82


Outstanding Temporary Loans in Anticipation of Taxes Nos. 671-674 inc. National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass. $25,000. each at .39% Discounted $100,000.00


Dated May 12, 1941 Due May 7, 1942


Table of Town Debt, December 31, 1941, Showing Annual Payments of Principals to be Raised - 1942 to 1968 Inclusive


Compiled by Ralph Quirk, Town Accountant.


Rate


Due in 194


Due in 1943


Due in 1944


Due in 1945


Due in 1946


Due in 194


Due in 1948


Due in 1949


Due in 1950


Due in 1951


Due in 1952


Due in 1953


Due in 1954


Due in 1955


Due in 1956


Due in 195


Due in 1958


Due in 1959


Due in 1960


Due in 1961


Due in 1962


Due in 1963


Due in 1964


Due in 1965


Due in 196


Due in 196


Totals


Water Loan of May 1, 1914


416€


$1,000.00


Water Loan of April 15, 1937 ....


4 %


Schoolhouse Loan of October 1, 1932


3% %


114%


5,000.00


211%


2,000.00


$2,000.00 5.000.00


$1,000.00 5,000.00


$1,000.00 3,000.00


$1,000.00


$1,000.00


$1,000,00


$3,000.00


$3,000.00


$3,000.00 5,000.00 12,000.00


$3,000.00 5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$5,000.00 12,000.00


$12,000.00


$12,000.00


$12,000.00


$11,000.00


323,000.00


Sewer Loan of May 1, 1938


2% %


6,000.00


6,000.00


6,000.00


6,000.00


6,000.00


6,000.00 12,000.00


5,000.00 12,000.00


5,000.00 12,000.00


$20,000.00 $20,000.00 | $20,000.00


$20,000.00


$17,000.00


$17,000.00


$17,000.00 $17,000.00


$17,000.00


$17,000.00


$17,000.00


$17,000.00 | $17,000.00


$12,000.00


$12,000.00


$12,000.00


$12,000.00


$11,000.00


$521,500.00


Totals


Table of Town Debt, December 31, 1941, Showing Annual Payments of Interest to Be Paid - 1942 to 1968 Inclusive


Title of Loan


Rate


Due in 1942


Due in 1943


Due in 1944


Due in 1945


Due in 1946


Due in 194


Due in 1948


Due in 1949


Due in 1950


Due in 1951


Due in 1932


Due in 1953


Due in 195


Due in 195


Due in 1956


Due in 1957


Due in 1958


Due in 195


Due in 1960


Due in 1961


Due in 1962


Due in 196


Due in 1964


Due in 1965


Due in 1966


Due in 1967


Due in 1968


Totals


Water Loan of May 1, 1914


414%


$22.50


.214 %


90.06


4 %


50.0


375.00


Schoolhouse Loan of October 1, 1932 31%


62.50


$112.50


$90.00


$67.50 877.50


$45.00 780.00




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