Town annual report of Saugus 1954, Part 20

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1954
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 212


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431.64


Electrical Supplies 106.13


Labor 156.97


Glass


198.70


Telephone


328.80


Office Supplies


30.75


Miscellaneous


35.14


Station Supplies


338.34


Masonry


96.22


Association Meetings


126.00


Express


2.00


1,345.60


Expenses:


Alarm Boxes


245.00


Box Hanger


7.50


Supplies


8.24


260.74


1,606.34


Forest Fires


Expenses :


88,025.47


Chief :


Out of State


Travel


125.00


Fire


Salaries:


Chief


5,000.00


Captain 4,250.00


Lieutenant-Clerk 4,162.00


Lieutenant 3,848.50


Firefighters 18


62,492.35


Call Firefighters


1,000.00


Permanent


Intermittent


100.00


Extra Duty


389.20


81,242 05


Expenses :


Printing and Advertising


29.63


Hardware


418.77


Heating Repairs 1,328.81


Expenses :


Telephones and Teletype


1,616.83


Printing and


Advertising


59.38


89,526.17


Camera and


286.99


159


Millwork, Win-


dows, Doors


84.98


Oil Burner


Service


197.33


Painting


346.53


Plumbing


442.02


Roofing


182.00


Transportation


433.54


Miscellaneous


Repairs


195.00


4,943.14


16,408.29


Other Buildings


Salaries:


Superintendent


2,077.40


Maintenance


Repairmen


6,093.17


Clerk


1,162.57


Custodians


4,357.60


Janitress


1,056.30


Overtime


1,480.15


16,227.19


Expenses:


Administration:


Office Supplies


253.87


Telephone


133.80


Dues


27.00


School and


Meetings


39.01


Printing and


Advertising


9.00


Maintenance:


Fuel


2,500.93


Light


2,034.34


Lumber


1,383.20


Custodian Supplies


798.14


Electrical


Supplies


529.99


Labor


269.01


Tools


70.28


Glass


80.90


Hardware


638.11


Heating Repairs


589.31


Masonry


124.80


Millwork, Windows, Doors


82.25


Oil Burner


Service


66.50


Painting


118.73


Plumbing


228.40


Roofing


30.00


Transportation


852.80


Truck Repairs, Service


86.06


Water, Sewer


246.34


Miscellaneous Repairs 469.60


License Fees 25.00


11,687.37


27,914.56


Building Repairs and Maintenance Article 22 - 1954 - $28,000.00 School Building


Expenses :


Labor


86.56


Fence


400.00


Miscellaneous


Repairs 1,251.79


Lumber 994.54


Hardware


639.94


Advertising


44.77


Heating Repairs


907.00


Grass Seed


158.00


Electrical


Supplies 3,740.27


Electrical Labor 3,694.40


Painting 4,437.75


Plumbing Heating


2,639.83


Flooring


3,058.50


Masonry


860.00


Renew Water


Service


303.42


Water Proofing


976.27


24,193.04


Other Buildings


Expenses :


Printing and


Advertising


42.25


Labor


55.00


Hardware


41.00


Miscellaneous


Repairs 536.72


Heating Repairs 479.88


Lumber


5.06


Painting


690.86


Electrical


Supplies


325.67


Electrical Labor


452.11


2,628.65


26,821.69


Building Repairs and Maintenance Article 20 - 1954 - $3,470.00


Expenses


Advertising


30.63


Paint


368.35


Lumber


372.46


Hardware 34.23


Masonry Contract


1,200.00


160


Miscellaneous


Repairs


61.17


Sand and Stone 19.30


Heating Supplies


103.86


Overhead Doors


780.00


2,970.00


Forestry and Parks Moth Division


Salaries:


Superintendent 1,330.42


Labor


3,381.00


4,711.42


Expenses :


Dues and Meetings 4.00


Supplies 13.10


Equipment Repairs 251.90


Tires, tubes,


repairs 120.97


389.97


5,101.39


Forestry and Parks Dutch Elm Division


Salaries:


Superintendent


701.64


Labor


1,073.40


Expenses:


Equipment Repairs 73.65


Moving Shovel 46.75


Chemicals


402.50


Equipment-Hand


46.50


Equipment-Power


Saw 283.50


852.90


2,627.94


Civilian Defense


Expenses :


Telephone


167.16


Fuel


474.11


Light


181.50


Water


5.00


Printing and Advertising


23.38


Supplies


162.66


Expenses :


Advertising


51.32


Dues and Meetings


51.05


Supplies 582.74


Director's Expense


994.27


Gasoline and Oil


8.00


Gasoline and Oil


527.11


Contract Work


888.90


Equipment-Hand


39.95


Grass Seed


158.00


Equipment-Truck


Chassis and Cab


3,445.00


System


2,312.86


Truck Registration


3.00


Property Damage


171.45


Training


303.73


6,617.02


7,507.11


11,668.12


7,507.11


Expenses :


Supplies 306.25


Plumbing Contract 2,216.94


Masonry Contract 650.00


3,173.19


Building Repairs and Maintenance Article 80 - 1953 - Balance $611.03 Schools


Expenses :


Millwork, Windows 32.78


Plumbing Repairs 154.00


Heating Repairs 424.25


611.03


611.03


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries:


1,000.00


Expenses :


Transportation


30.00


30.00


1,030.00


Forestry and Parks Tree Division


Salaries:


Superintendent


1,942.94


Labor


3,108.16


5,051.10


Equipment


Repairs


220.34


Equipment Repairs 698.50


Tube Repairs 2.50


Insurance


102.10


Communication


System


2,549.50


Air Raid Warning


Air Raid


1,775.04


161


2,970.00


Building Repairs and Maintenance Article 28 - 1954 - $3,500.00 Schools


Dog Officer


Salaries:


Dog Officer


1,000.00


1,000.00


Laboratory Permit 2.00


Equipment


176.00


8,210.16


Garbage Contract Ashes and Rubbish Contract


26,966.64


Sewer Maintenance


Salaries:


Superintendent


718.24


Clerical (2) 270.74


Labor


1,260.69


2,249.67


Expenses :


Material and


Supplies 436.03


Power and Light 3,410.44


Fuel


787.77


Equipment Repairs


2,270.07


Water


15.00


Postage


30.00


Pipe and Fittings


229.55


Registration


6.00


City of Lynn


Maintenance 431.00


7,615.86


Dues


29.50


Vital Statistics


126.75


Tube Repair


1.00


Auto Repair


124.06


Gasoline and Oil


300.86


Equipment :


New Cars (Two)


2,782.37


Registration and Insurance 230.31


Agent's License


7.00


R. Bacon and


R. W. Keyes


4,659.24


Di Tullio


8,466.29


Labor


735.00


Plumbing


598.80


Equipment Hire


325.00


Cleaning Cesspools


140.00


Land Damage


815.00


Photos 22.50


98,878.33


Treatment


28.00


Diphtheria Clinic


61.50


Well Child


Clinic


260.80


Dog Clinic


88.00


Dental Clinic


500.00


Dental Supplies


32.30


Burying Dead Animals 284.50


Laboratory Supplies 157.81


Expenses :


Equipment


193.00


Stationery and


Postage


27.18


220.18


1,220.18


Total for Protection of Persons and Property


286,623.47


HEALTH AND SANITATION Health


Salaries:


Board


600.00


Agent


4,775.00


Nurse


2,825.00


Clerk


1,162.50


9,262.50


Expenses :


Printing and Advertising


142.36


Stationery and Postage


56.51


Express


31.10


Telephone


193.30


Office Supplies


134.58


9,865.53


Sewer Construction Article 32 - 1953


Expenses :


Engineers


23,474.35


Contractors:


Salah and Pecci


59,642.15


Relief Inspector


75.00


Conference Expense


27.00


Tuberculosis Board


and Care


X-Ray


2,017.50 1.00


Medicine and Medical Care


101.53


Premature Babies


237.52


Anti-Rabic


98,878.33


Sewer Construction Article 20 - 1954


Expenses:


Engineers


11,845.88


162


17,472.66


9,000.00


Contractors:


Salah and Pecci


2,384.19


R. Bacon and R. W. Keyes


1,336.71


Advertising


150.65


15,717.43


15,717.43


Cost of Bond Issue


884.00


Total for Health and Sanitation


178,784.59


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


Salaries:


Superintendent


1,496.36


Clerical


1,082.94


Labor


39,380.64


Overtime


835.89


42,795.83


Expenses:


Gasoline and Oil


2,913.85


Equipment


Repairs


2,544.29


Street Lines


535.82


Sand, Stone, Gravel,


Cement


100.24


Materials and


Supplies


1,006.37


Educator Service


1,957.01


Tires, tubes,


repairs 689.71


Advertising and


Land Court


73.86


Signs and Posts


557.20


Registration


73.00


Construction Work:


Contractors


1,633.06


Pipe


1,750.22


Lumber


31.12


Brick


202.50


Grates and


Frames


288.00


Cement


161.90


Steel


7.17


Gravel


331.60


Repairs


114.18


Tires


204.25


Bitumols


7,662.26


Brook. Maintenance 1,747.51


Eustice Street Railroad


Crossing 371.69


Printing Assessment Bills


15.00


Bridge Repairs


79.77


Sidewalk and


Curbings 1,226.47


26,278.05


69,073.88


Snow and Ice Removal: Salaries:


Superintendent 598.53


Clerical 270.74


Labor


1,203.23


Overtime


2,968.64


Expenses:


Gasoline and Oil


797.95


Equipment


Repairs 4,113.46


Materials and


Supplies 745.00


Hired Plowing


3,263.81


Salt, chloride,


sand 4,194.53


Advertising 22.00


Tube repairs


11.00


Telephone 23.35


Equipment: : Pick Up


Truck 2,040.00


15,211.10


20,252.24


Chapter 90 Ballard Street Contracts 14159 - 14808


Expenses :


Contractor


60,224.47


60,224.47


60,224.47


Street Lighting


Expenses:


Town Streets 30,837.18


Salem Turnpike 748.70


Traffic Light 600.00


Lighting Monument 154.95


32,340.83


32,340.83


Sidewalk Construction Article 30 - 1953


Expenses:


Cement


6.25


6.25


Improve and Relocate Shute Brook Article 66 - 1953


Expenses :


Town Share to Common-


wealth of Massa-


chusetts


10,000.00


10,000.00


10,000.00


163


5,041.14


6.25


Hurd Avenue Road Article 6 - 1951


Expenses:


Contractor


78.69


78.69


Winter Street Drain Article 20 - 1952


Expenses :


Contractor


1,117.68


1,117.68


Total for Highway


and Bridges


193,094.04


CHARITIES AND VETERANS' BENEFITS Old Age Assistance - Administration


Salaries:


Board


450.00


Agent


2,840.16


Social Worker


1,919.06


Clerks (2)


3,858.64


Overtime


164.15


9,232.01


Expenses :


Telephone


109.40


Office Supplies


246.58


Stationery and


Postage


278.10


Insurance


120.00


Gasoline and Oil


285.06


Repairs to car


38.58


Dues and Association


Meetings 73.35


Printing and


Advertising


22.50


Tire Repair


1.50


Registration of car


3.00


Equipment Service


31.50


1,209.57


10,441.58


Old Age Assistance - Aid


Expenses:


Cash


209,738.62


Cities and Towns


3,968.85


213,707.47


213,707.47


Aid to Dependent Children - Administration Salaries:


Agent


770.62


Social Worker


568.70


Clerks (2)


1,102.99


Overtime


86.11


2,528.42


Expenses :


Telephone 15.00 Office Supplies 13.36


Stationery and Postage 45.00


Insurance 16.00


Gasoline and Oil


1.25


Dues and Associa-


tion Meetings 12.00


Printing and


Advertising 3.00


105.61


2,634.03


Aid to Dependent Children - Aid


Expenses:


Cash


31,763.78


31,763.78


31,763.78


Disability Aid - Administration


Salaries:


Board


150.00


Agent


313.84


Social Worker


226.12


Clerks (two) 456.88


Overtime


92.74


1,239.58


Expenses:


Telephone


15.00


Office Supplies


20.35


Stationery and Postage


40.00


Equipment Service


3.75


Insurance


4.00


Repairs


1.46


Dues and Association


Meetings 12.00


Printing and


Advertising


3.00


99.56


1,339.14


Disability Aid - Aid


Expenses:


Cash


17,184.36


17,184.36


17,184.36


General Relief - Administration


Salaries:


Agent


235.38


Social Worker 226.12


Clerks (two)


521.49


982.99


164


78.69


1,117.68


EDUCATION AND LIBRARIES


Schools


Salaries:


Superintendent


8,500.00


Teachers


506,873.90


Clerical


10,042.89


Insurance


8.00


Nurse


3,600.00


Repairs to car


4.91


Physicians


2,000.00


Dues and Associa-


Custodians


55,344.80


tion Meetings


6.00


Band Director


3,830.80


Garage Rent


50.00


Printing and


Advertising


1.50


592,914.40


Expenses :


Telephones


1,654.93


Printing and


Advertising


810.33


Stationery and


Postage


187.00


Supplies


14,228.15


Books


9,185.58


Care


2,238.03


Fuel


17,922.60


Light


8,044.52


Transportation of


Pupils


12,221.50


Water


2,445.40


Sewer


314.70


Dues


68.00


Garage Rent


110.00


Rentals for School


Rooms


420.00


Repairs to car


268.86


Care of Grounds


274.68


Hand Writing


Supervision 2,400.00


Visual Education


831.03


Association Meetings


798.02


Tuition


920.91


Band


1,882.43


Equipment


6,622.52


Postage


20.41


Diplomas


529.15


Burial


150.00


Athletics


4,580.00


Cash


13,772.10


Guidance 264.85


Groceries


464.00


Shop Supplies


1,267.69


Medicine and Medical


Care


3,542.69


Fuel


48.00


Special Police


28.00


Laundry


6.58


Tests


419.39


Library


409.66


Census


200.00


Gasoline and Oil


166.92


19,618.75


Total for Charities and Veterans' Benefits


320,491.25


Driver Education


229.55


Expenses :


Cash


6,176.93


Groceries


2,064.35


Medicine and Medical


Clothing


8.10


Fuel


141.10


Board and Care


2,583.33


Cities and Towns


9,316.24


Burial


150.00


Stationery and


Postage


8.21


22,686.29


22,686.29


Veterans' Benefits - Administration


Salaries:


Director


1,456.00


1,456.00


Expenses :


Telephone


95.60


Stationery and


Teachers: In State Travel 200.00


Dues


10.00


Supplies


9.95


Transportation


50.00


18,162.75


Transportation of Nurse 400.00


Expenses:


Telephone


7.50


Office Supplies


18.20


Stationery and


Postage 30.00


Equipment Service


6.75


Athletic Officials


2,632.51


Special Police 89.50


132.86


1,115.85


General Relief - Aid


165


Truants


62.00


90,374.95


Personnel: Out of State Travel


247.55


School Milk Program Revolving Fund


Expenses :


Milk


8,501.53


Crackers


135.28


Director


300.00


8,936.81


Expenses :


City of Everett


502.60


City of Malden


26.40


City of Boston 489.10


City of Lynn


1,042.00


City of Medford


9.75


City of Beverly


27.45


Lynn Vocational High


2,001.80


Transportation of


Pupils


269.80


4,368.90


4,368.90


Athletic Revolving Fund


Expenses:


Heating


26.43


Water


97.65


Custodian


7.50


Equipment and


Supplies


1,428.65


Medical


362.00


Transportation


562.00


Dues


30.00


Athletic Officials


1,098.00


Cities' and towns'


share


1,542.81


5,155.04


5,155.04


School Cafeterias - Revolving Fund


Salaries:


Supervision


2,623.04


Cafeteria workers


12,659.28


15,282.32


Expenses:


Milk


10,443.27


Meat and groceries


14,673.75


Supplies


1,728.94


Linen Service


279.85


Ice Cream


4,224.40


Bakery


2,026.77


Repairs


2,203.09


Express


170.53


35,750.60


Light


319.63


Water and Sewer 27.00


51,032.92


Library


Salaries:


Librarian


3,200.00


Assistant


Librarian


2,150.00


General Assistants 4,046.59


Custodian 120.00


Labor


823.50


10,340.09


Expenses :


Telephone


252.35


Fuel


234.48


Equipment


208.50


8,936.81


Lynnhurst School - Bituminous Concrete Article 23 - 1953


Expenses:


Materials


2,093.88


Repairs


24.00


Fence


398.66


2,516.54


2,516.54


Senior High School Constructing Article 2 - 1952 - Bond Issue


Expenses:


Architect


32,752.30


General


Contractor


713,728.48


Office Alterations


and Repairs 674.75


Clerk of the


Works


5,125.00


Office Supplies


983.89


Miscellaneous


Expenses


1,732.77


Telephone


258.44


Insurance


3,680.76


Fuel


54.25


Moving Building


561.36


Advertising


506.52


Prints


25.50


760,084.02


760,084.02


166


683,289.35


Trade School Tuition


Supplies


154.81


Postage and


Printing


59.00


Periodicals 302.30


Newspapers


41.40


Books


3,499.02


Cartage of Books


108.00


Binding


549.83


Carfare


12.00


Custodian Supplies


69.03


Wheaton


2,670.20


William


MacDougall


2,138.66


Mrs. Joseph Lambert


1,500.00


Mrs. Peter


Flaherty 1,500.00


Fire Department: Mrs. Lucy


Mathewson 1,500.00


World War I Veterans:


Director


450.00


Assistant


Instructors 1,794.00


Athletic Officials 252.00


Custodian


1,612.00


Labor


600.00


4,708.00


Expenses :


Administration


147.10


Telephone


34.20


Clerical


140.00


Light


4.50


Water


75.01


Supervisor's Expense


65.00


Materials and


Supplies


580.70


Gravel and Grading


234.72


Medical


10.50


Grass Seed


158.00


Repairs


124.80


Bituminous


Concrete


880.19


Equipment


2,075.14


Games


13.43


Painting


154.85


Arts and Crafts


137.30


Fence


305.00


Expenses :


Printing


2,617.00


Pictures


228.75


Art Work


15.00


Transportation


70.00


Shelter


498.00


Advertising


5.25


5,908.25


2,866.00


10,616.25


Departmental Pensions


Police Department:


Roland L. Mansfield 1,500.00


James P. Sullivan 1,824.06


John T. Stuart


2,375.00


Henry P.


5,837.35


16,177.44


Total for Education


and Libraries


1,531,808.57


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED Playgrounds


Salaries:


Ernest Merrithew - Public Works 1,501.00


Henry Hodgkins -


Public Works 1,909.70


Vernon W. Evans -


School 4,132.70


Alfred Bird - Fire 2,220.40


Mabel Willey -


School


2,470.00


Edward Hayes -


School 2,600.00


Alfred H. Woodward -


Sealer of Weights and Measures 382.50


John A. Taylor -


School 725.19


30,949.41


30,949.41


Contributory Retirement System


Expenses : Pensions and


Expenses 13,535.00


13,535.00


13,535.00


Town Report


Field Day


151.81


Trophies


48.00


2,866.00


167


Holidays


Expenses:


Memorial Day:


Flowers


240.00


Flags 158.70


Grave Markers 59.78


Music


620.00


Ammunition


24.15


Clerical


5.00


Sound Truck


48.50


July Fourth Celebration:


Advertising and


Supplies


44.38


Printing


45.50


Ribbons


16.33


Fire Works 1,050.00


Sound Truck


60.00


Lighting


18.97


Labor


62.66


Veteran's Day :


Wreaths


138.00


Anniversary Celebration: Advertising and


Supplies


58.35


Transportation


150.00


Posters


85.00


Stationery


217.00


Signs


826.60


Miscellaneous


Expense


4,043.11


Gasoline


19.91


Decorations


50.00


Dinners


1,633.69


Police


2,669.00


Labor


52.11


Bands and


Marching Units


3,565.00


Telephone


39.77


15,971.51


15,971.51


Damage Cost to Henry


A. Casperian 388.95


388.95


Expenses :


Building Fire Schedule


5,707.05


Grandstand-Fire


225.00


Auto-Liability


399.00


Public-Liability


565.75


Employees ---


Compensation


9,116.76


Money-Fire and


Stamp Tax


4.00


Burglary


1,545.00


17,558.56


2,316.28


17,558.56


Veterans of Foreign Wars - Rental Expenses : Lease 500.00


500.00


Purchase Land and Building - Main Street Article 35 - 1954


Expenses:


Appraisal 233.51


Filing Fee 5.00


Service of Notice 23.75


Recording Fees 13.50


Advertising 11.88


Purchase Buildings 14,000.00


Insurance Coverage 84.00


Dig Cellar


135.00


Moving Building 1,320.00


Land Damage 570.00


16,396.64


16,396.64


Purchase Accounting Machine Article 18 - 1954


Expenses :


Advertising


7.88


Accounting Machine 3,991.75


3,999.63


3,999.63


Purchase Mimeograph Machine Article 23 - 1954


Expenses :


Advertising


4.38


Mimeograph Machine 770.00


Supplies 125.62


900.00


900.00


Damage to Truck Article 29 - 1954


Expenses:


388.95


Tax Title Foreclosure Assessors' Recapitulation


Expenses :


Land Court Cost 25.00


Advertising 71.25


Massachusetts


Attorney


2,216.03


2,316.28


168


Insurance


500.00


Mosquito Control Chapter 112, Acts of 1931


Expenses: Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1,000.00


1,000.00


Reimbursement Article 12 - 1954


Expenses :


Roland E. Mansfield 100.00


100.00


100.00


Business and Industrial Commission Article 18 - 1954


Salaries:


Director 2,365.26


2,365.26


Expenses :


Telephone


76.78


Stationery


125.50


Fee


6.00


Typewriter Rental


7.50


Gasoline


25.80


Supplies


5.50


Director's Expenses 39.55


286.63


2,651.89


Land Purchase - Lot A113 Plan 2025 Article 24 - 1954


Expense :


Oscar T. and Elizabeth


K. Nelson


208.62


208.62


208.62


Veterans' Memorial School Sewer Article 1 - 1950


Expenses :


Land Taking Settlement -


Frank Reppucci


350.00


350.00


350.00


Broadway School Site Article 19 - 1950


Expenses:


Appraisal


648.83


648.83


648.83


Elm Street School Site Article 22 - 1950


Expenses:


Appraisal 75.00 CoOperative Farm Credit 728.63


Atty. for C. O. Fairchild, A. M. Fairchild and D. D. Fairchild 12,302.72 Atty. Greenwood and Cunningham 1,500.00


14,606.35


14,606.35


Emergency Hurricane Work


Wages:


Payrolls:


Town Employees 9,156.35


Other Labor


5,760.71


14,917.06


Expenses:


Contractors and Equipment 10,855.25


Equipment and


Repairs 3,820.81


Medical 10.00


Meals 48.61


29,651.73


Deposit of Check returned 15.00


Total for Recreation and Unclassified 165,230.65


ENTERPRISE AND CEMETERIES Water


Salaries:


Superintendent 2,573.72


Clerical 2,978.10


Labor 35,280.12


Overtime 4,097.27


44,929.21


Expenses:


Water Purchase: City of Melrose 1,024.90


Metropolitan District


Commission


29,783.04


30,807.94


(By Assessors' Recapitu- lation Sheet)


Maintenance:


Gasoline and Oil 1,450.34


Materials and Supplies 965.81


Stationery, postage, printing adv. 1,257.86 Gravel, Cement, Bitumols 500.00


169


1,000.00


Fuel, Light 69.91


Recording Liens 151.24


Dues, Registration 47.96


Meters and Parts 7,058.81


Express


33.49


Equipment Rental


94.50


Tires, tubes,


repairs 300.00


Equipment repairs 1,082.04


Service pipe and fittings 12,320.54


Hydrants, valves, pipe and fittings 11,473.59


Engineering


Service


152.99


Contract Work


2,753.66


39,712.74


Fuel


167.47


Materials and


Supplies 377.47


Equipment and Repairs 445.36


Repair Stone Wall 175.00


Gasoline and Oil 287.31 Shrubs, Flowers, Seed 423.30


Burial Liners 1,284.25


Truck Registration 3.00


Stone Dust 88.50


Special Police 60.00


3,517.88


24,049.58


Cemetery Survey


Article 57 - 1953


Article 14 - 1954


Expenses:


Architect


2,370.54


Supplies 16.00


2,386.54


Expenses:


Advertising


49.05


Engineering


5,377.21


Contract


56,422.72


Pipe and fittings


215.05


Bitumols


143.00


Hydrant


155.87


62,362.90


62,362.90


Water - Bond Issue Article 20 - 1954


Expenses:


Advertising


26.23


Engineering


2,725.91


Contract


1,730.11


4,482.25


4,482.25


Cemeteries


Salaries:


Super intendent


4,150.00


Clerk


1,411.20


Labor


10,434.80


Seasonal Labor 3,340.90


Overtime


1,194.80


20,531.70


Expenses :


Telephone


90.40


Printing and


Advertising


25.25


Stationery and Postage


21.51


Light


16.50


Planning Board


Water


52.56


Interest:


On Fire and Police Station Bonds 97.50


On Sewer Bonds 13,573.75


On Water Bonds 3,485.00


On School Bonds 71,527.00


On Temporary Loan 2,906.27


91,589.52


Total for Interest and


Maturing Debt


977,589.52


AGENCY AND TRUST


Town:


Perpetual Care Bequests 6,065.00


Wilson Library Fund 11.10


Kimball Library Fund 31.00


Kimball Welfare Fund 96.57


Guarantee Deposits 357.20


170


2,386.54


Total for Enterprise and Cemeteries


208,731.16


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT Maturities:


Fire and Police Station -- Bonds (Final) 3,000.00


Sewer Bonds 34,000.00


Water Bonds 11,000.00


School Bonds 138,000.00


Temporary Loans 700,000.00


886,000.00


115,449.89


Water - Bond Issue Article 29 - 1953


County :


Dog Licenses


3,998.60


State:


Department of Con- servation-Fish and Game 2,263.50


Federal:


Taxes:


1954 Real Estate 8,372.20


1953 Real Estate 1,433.75


Private:


1952 Real Estate 226.00


1954 Personal 141.00


1954 Poll


4.70


Total for Agency


and Trust


148,945.59


STATE AND COUNTY CHARGES


State:


Audit Municipal


Accounts 2,304.51


Audit Retirement Funds 51.58


Charles River Basin


Loan Interest .10


Metropolitan Parks Serial Bonds 4.96


Metropolitan Parks


Serial Bonds


Interest 2.23


From Excess and


Deficiency 136,511.55


Metropolitan Parks Serial 2 Bonds 17.37


Metropolitan Parks Serial 2 Bonds Interest 1.99


Smoke Inspection


266.42


Metropolitan Water Connection 11,940.48


31,508.54


Total Expenditures, Re- funds and Transfers


4,439,058.96


County :


County Tax


50,608.16


Tuberculosis Hospital 21,872.31


72,480.47


Total for State and County Charges


103,989.01


REFUNDS


Withholding Taxes 122,105.92


Blue Cross and Shield 14,016.70


148,945.59


10,177.65


Privileges:


1954 Motor Vehicle


Excise 1,448.24


1953 Motor Vehicle


Excise 855.81


2,304.05


Water:


June 1954 Rates 19.95


Dec. 1953 Rates 2.00


21.95


Total for Refunds


12,503.65


TRANSFERS


From Reserve Fund 14,833.50


Metropolitan Parks Maintenance 16.918.90


From and to


Accounts 52,333.16


203,678.21


203,678.21


Total for Refunds (See Transfers on Receipts for Detail)


Cash on Hand December 31, 1954


1,757,708.74


6,196,767.70


171


RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


Cash on hand January 1, 1954 Receipts :


2,485,700.36


General Revenue


1,817,038.09


Commercial Revenue


144,000.80


Departmental Revenue:


General Government


10,045.27


Protection of Persons and Property


5,276.80


Health and Sanitation


12,107.30


Highways and Bridges


25,490.24


Charities and Veterans' Benefits


130,199.50


Education and Libraries


70,586.94


Enterprises and Cemeteries


124,499.19


Premiums and Accrued Interest Interest


3,255.86


Agency and Trust


147,789.44


Indebtedness


994,000.00


Refunds


21,415.39


Transfers


203,678.21


3,716,067.34


Total Receipts, Refunds and Transfers Expenditures:


General Government


107,589.25


Protection of Persons and Property


286,623.47


Health and Sanitation


178,784.59


Highways and Bridges


193,094.04


Charities and Veterans' Benefits


320,491.25


Education and Libraries


1,531,808.57


Recreation and Unclassified


165,230.65


Enterprises and Cemeteries


208,731.16


Interest and Maturing Debt


977,589.52


Agency and Trust


148,945.59


State and County Charges


103,989.01


Refunds


12,503.65


Transfers


203,678.21


4,439,058.96


Cash on hand December 31, 1954


1,757,708.74


6,196,767.70


OUTSTANDING BONDS AND NOTES December 31, 1954


Description


Date of Issue


Total


Balance


Sewers


May 1, 1938


$ 136,000


$ 45,000.00


Sewers


Sept. 1, 1938


359,000


167,000.00


Sewers


Mar. 1, 1951


40,000


25,000.00


Sewers


Aug. 1, 1953


240,000


228,000.00


Sewers


Aug. 1, 1954


244,000


244,000.00


Water


Jan. 1, 1947


40,000


26,000.00


Water


Jan. 1, 1947


40,000


26,000.00


Water


Jan. 1, 1947


30,000


16,000.00


Water


Aug. 1, 1953


75,000


70,000.00


Water


Aug. 1, 1954


50,000


50,000.00


Schools (Veterans' Memorial)


Nov. 1, 1950


400,000


320,000.00


Schools (Veterans' Memorial)


Aug. 1, 1951


140,000


116,000.00


Schools (High)


Sept. 1, 1953


380,000


360,000.00


Schools (High)


Sept. 1, 1953


1,800,000


1,710,000.00


$3,403,000.00


1,684.31


6,196,767.70


172


"HOW YOUR TAX DOLLAR IS EXPENDED"


General Government


$ 107,589.25 2.64%


General Government:


Protection


286,623.47


7.04


Health


178,784.59 4.39


Grants, etc. $ 1,817,038.09 54.43%


Highways


193,094.04 4.74


Charities


320,491.25


7.86


Education


1,531,808.57 37.60


Recreation


10,616.25


.26


Pensions


44,484.41


1.09


Water


182,295.04


4.47


Cemeteries


26,436.12


.65


Protection


5,276.80


.16


Indebtedness


977.589.52 23.99


Health


12,107.30


.36


State Charges


31,508.54


.77


Highways


25,490.24


.96


County Charges


72,480.47


1.79


Charities


130,199.50


3.90


Unclassified :


110,129.99


2.71


Land Purchase


Water


109,291.46


3.27


Hurricane


Cemeteries


15,207.73


.45


Holidays


Premiums and Interest on bonds


4,940.17


.18


Misc.


Indebtedness


994,000.00 29.77


$ 4,073,931.51


100%


$ 3,338,184.30


100%


TOWN OF SAUGUS - RECEIPTS 1951 - 1955 Inclusive


Classification


1951 $100,675


1952 $ 98,162


1953 $116,491


1954 $137,022


Estimate 1955 $145,000


Excise Tax


Licenses-Permits


18,464


22,201


23,379


22,352


23,000


Fines-Forfeits


1,613


4,692


11,029


4,553


4,600


Grants-Gifts


123,782


115,728


127,390


118,425


120,000


Assessments


1,146


974


1,027


6,978


7,000


General Government


8,390


10,273


9,689


10,045


10,000


Protection


1,617


1,975


3,229


5,276


5,000


Health


9,879


9,633


11,832


12,107


12,000


Highway


11,868


49,673


22,919


25,490


30,000


Charities


12,506


13,731


18,049


20,854


21,000


Old Age Assist.


88,778


115,385


109,875


102,454


105,000


Veterans' Benefits


7,367


4,935


6,362


6,890


7,000


Schools


20,638


41,370


63,887


6,896


7,000


Libraries


702


723


928


854


855


Unclassified


167


910


Water


78,304


84,413


86,309


109,291


140,000


Cemeteries


12,045


13,789


12,719


12,577


12,000


Interest-Deposits


378


303


453


3,255


3,000


Others: Miscellaneous


4,615


3,239


4,083


1,684


School Construction


113,179


69,545


$503,952


$592,100


$629,650


$720,191


$722,000


Commercial Revenue: Assessments and


Privileges 144,000.80 4.31


Departmental Revenue:


General Government


10,045.27


.30


Education-Libraries


70,586.94


2.11


Insurance


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