Town annual report of Swampscott 1919, Part 16

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1919
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 276


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$187 26


$62 74


Selectmen


1,800 00


135 00


1,915 24


19 76


Auditing


1,325 00


1,315 72


9 28


Treasury


1,097 50


60 00


1,152 67


4 83


Collector of Taxes


1.562 00


25 09


1,512 02


75 07


Assessors


2,000 00


1,981 14


18 86


Printing & Certification


Notes and Bonds


100 00


168 70


68 70


Premium Notes


and


Bonds


23 20


Town Clerk


500 00


500 00


Law


1,200 00


1,018 15


181 85


Election and Registra- tion


775 00


773 70


1 30


Engineering


4,700 00


127 00


4,826 72


28


Town Hall


2,477 00


60 00


2,532 80


4 20


$17,786 50


$407 09 $17,884 12


$401 37


$68 70


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY Police Department


Salaries and Wages


Chief


$1,760 00


Regular officers


9,476 60


Special officers


2,248 24


$13,484 84


Fuel and Light


Coal and wood


$92 50


Gas and electricity


112 37


$204 87


Amount carried forward,


$17,884 12


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$17,884 12


Equipment and Repairs


Ambulance


$603 39


Motor cycles


96 93


Equipment for men


50 95


Lanterns


12 50


Silent policemen


70 20


$833 97


Repairs on Building


Carpentry and painting


$22 60


Other Expenses


Stationery, printing and postage


$18 10


Telephone


349 45


Automobile directory


18 00


Ice


24 50


Flag


14 00


Medical


7 00


Supplies


36 98


Design


20 00


Laundry


12 00


Water


13 26


Expenses


92 01


Express


3 40


Kerosene oil


18 35


Justice of Peace


3 50


Horses, saddles and food, June 17th


62 20


Cleaning station


₹ 50


Signs


1 50


Directory


5 00


$706 75


15,253 03


Fire Department


Salaries and Wages


Chief


$1,759 20


Engineers


199 98


Clerk


50 01


Permanent men


13,189 28


Call men


1,405 75


Other employees


67 58


$16,671 80


Fuel and Light


Coal and wood


$516 09


Gas and electricity


235 41


Gosolene


1.59 13


$910 63


Hydrant Rental


Water rental


$1,000 00


Amount carried forward,


$33,137 15


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


199


200


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$33,137 15


Equipment and Repairs


Hose


$480 00


Equipment for men


166 19


Fire alarm boxes


270 00


Equipment and repairs


1,300 50


$2,216 69


All Others


Naptha and oil


$150 30


Design


8 00


Inspection fire alarm system


10 00


Lumber


2 38


Medical


14 00


Express


11 22


Supplies


39 39


Lecenses


21 00


Ice


25 00


Justice of the Peace


1 25


$282 54


Repairs on Building


Carpentry


$5 00


Awnings


22 50


Pipe and fittings


16 55


$44 05


Other Expenses


Stationery and postage


$50 52


Printing and advertising


8 25


Telephone


152 05


Water


61 22


Disinfectant


19 56


Flowers


8 00


Diaries


3 45


Chairs


40 50


Express


5 13


Training school


100 00


Supplies


47 10


$495 78


21,621 49


Dog Officer


Salary


$100 00


Killing dogs


57 00


Printing


4 50


161 50


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


$200 00


Other Expenses


Stationery and postage $3 08


Printing and advertising 16 10


Car fares and teams


53 85


Tools and stamps


6 52


Weigher's Book


4 72


Amount carried forward,


$54,920 14


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$54,920 14


Express


2 00


Expenses


5 67


Sealing apothecary scales


3 00


$94 94


294 94


Moth Extermination Department


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent


$837 00


Labor


3,285 77


Clerical work


8 00


$4,130 77


Other Expenses


Stationery and printing


7 55


Telephone


18 68


Insectisides


462 00


Hardware and tools


34 28


Teams


242 00


Pump


25 00


Hose


26 46


Supplies


22 30


Express


7 34


Medical


11 00


Oil


13 08


Gasolene


37 75


$907 44


5,038 21


Tree Warden


Salaries and Wages


Warden


$150 00


Labor


643 00


$793 00


Other Expenses


Insectisides


$13 75


Teams


132 50


Trees


39 36


Repairs


5 90


Lumber


3 36


Wire cloth


24 02


Supplies


2 48


Platimoides


57 50


Storage, sprayer


24 00


$302 87


1,095 87


Forest Warden


Labor


92 52


Amount carried forward,


$61,441 68


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


201


202


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$61,441 68


SUMMARY OF PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY


Appropria- tion


Transfer


tures


Balance


Overdraft


Police Department


$14,060 00


$15,253 03


$1,193 03


Fire Department


21,337 00


589 85


21,621 49


305 36


Dog Officer


175 00


161 50


.13 50


Sealer of Weights and Measures


310 00


294 94


15 06


Moth


5,000 00


39 00


5,038 21


79


Tree Warden


1,100 00


1,095 87


4 13


Forest Warden


100 00


92 52


7 48


$42,0S2 00


$628 85 $43,557 56


$346 32


$1,193 03


HEALTH AND SANITATION Health Department General Administration


Salaries and Wages


Chairman


$200 00


Associate


300 00


Agent and clerk


1,251 15


Stationery and postage


23 54


Printing and advertising


36 56


Telephone


2S 84


Typewriting


2 00


Badges


10 26


Expenses


56 36


$1,908 71


Quarantine


Board and treatment


$405 72


Transportation


43 20


Medical attendance and nurses


265 00


Mattress


8 00


$721 92


Tuberculosis


Board and treatment


$62 86


Vital Statistics


Births


$125 50


Deaths


60 50


$186 00


Other Expenses


Sanitary inspector


$388 00


Fumigating


18 50


Cleaning cesspools


5 00


Marriages


14 60


Express


16 26


Police


1 92


Signs


1 50


Supplies


20 15


Expendi-


Amount carried forward,


$61,441 68


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$61,441 68


Milk


14 43


Milk tester


13 83


Ice


45 00


Building chimney, Pest house,


15 20


Books


10 50


Storage and cleaning ambulance


15 00


$579 89


Inspection


Inspector of animals


$100 00


-


$3,559 38


Health and School Nurse


Salaries and Wages


Salary


$827 48


Expenses


30 30


Chase doll


60 00


Express®


1 64


$919 42


Sewers and Drains, Maintenance and Operation


Administration


Commissioners


350 00


Clerk


164 00


Telephone


51 20


Adding Machines


20 00


Sewers and Drains


Labor


$1,366 00


Tools and Equipment


107 12


Fittings


3 24


Sewer pans


36 00


$1,512 36


Pumping Station


Engineers and firemen


$2,572 00


Fuel and light


1,728 21


Equipment and repairs


734 56


Repairs on building


833 52


Water


364 44


Express


19 37


Supplies


8 58


$6,260 68


$8,358 24


Sewer Pumping Station


Equipment


$2,700 00


Teaming and express


54 31


Freight


23 18


Valves


8 47


Water proofing


21 50


Repairs


19 85


Stairs


195 00


Sash chains


35 29


Tank


€ 50


Supplies


30 66


3,112 76


Amount carried forward,


$77,391 48


$585 20


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


203


204


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$77,391 48


Particular Sewers


Sewer Connections


$319 74


Labor


$319 15


Materials


100 15


Express


I 50


421 39


Thomas Road Drain


Advertising


16 10


Stock and labor


44 54


Contract on acct.


1,000 00


$1,060 64


Bertha Street Sewer


Contract


$674 45


Advertising


10 50


Sewer pans


4 50


Pipe and labor


12 23


$701 68


Brooks


Labor


$258 90


Teams


21 00


$279 90


Refuse and Garbage


Offal, ashes and night soil


Contract garbage on acct.


$1,784 00


Contract ashes on acct.


3,354 09


Contract night soil on acct.


37 50


$5,175 59


Cleaning Beaches


Labor


$856 75


Teanıs


130 55


$987 30


All Others


Burying dead animals


$14 25


Painting dory


4 50


Clean-up week


50 00


Supplies


7 80


Printing


4 00


$80 55


6,243 44


SUMMARY OF HEALTH AND SANITATION


Appropria-


Transfer


Expendi- tures


Balance


Health


$3,574 00


$3,559 38


$14 62


Health and School Nurse


1,000 00


919 42


80 58


Sewers


8,500 00


296 00


8,793 51


2 49


Sewer Pumping Station


3,100 00


3,100 00


Particular Sewers


500 0


421 39


78 61


Thomas Road Drain


1,200 00


1,060 64


139 36


Bertha Street Sewer


1,100 00


701 68


398


Brooks


300 00


279 90


20 10


Refuse and Garbage


6,243 87


6,243 44


43


Hemmingway Road Sewer


900 00


725 30


174 70


$26,417 87


$296 00 $25,804 66


$909 21


4


Amount carried forward,


$86,098 53


tion


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$86,098 53


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


Administration


Salaries and Wages


Surveyor


$1,759 68


Clerical


125 00


Telephone


19 94


Stationery


1 75


$1,916 37


Repairing


Labor


$15,606 50


Teams


2,889 75


Broken stone and gravel


113 87


Equipment and repairs


1,318 61


Hay, grain and straw


2,271 85


Care of snow


Labor


95 75


Teams


56 75


22,353 08


All Others


Liniment


$4 00


Numbering houses


25 00


Vetinary


10 00


Gas and electricity


25 73


Horse shoeing


469 71


Oil


90 44


Freight


14 98


Kerosene oil


15 25


Tar


706 00


Stock and labor


57 70


Lumber


65 16


Express


5 31


Buggy and harness


60 00


Coal and Wood


565 06


Dynamite


60 00


Paint


27 86


House numbers


18 48


Signs


10 00


Supplies


21 00


Salt


9 00


$2,260 68


26,530 13


Street Sprinkling


Water


Labor


$279 50


Teams


99 75


Repairs


81 98


Water


283 83


$745 06


Oil


Labor


$81 00


Teams


35 00


Oil


3,392 60


Amount carried forward,


$112,628 66


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


205


206


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$112,628 66


Advertising


4 50


Express


1 00


Demurage


12 00


Repairing pump


57 10


$3,583 20


4,328 26


Highway Pensions


Pension


586 87


Salem Street Repairs


Labor


$1,088 25


Teams


231 00


Tarvia


664 00


Crushed stone


15 00


$1,998 25


Bristol Avenue Repairs


Blasting


$544 00


Pipe


180 00


Catch basin and manholes


180 00


Traps


20 00


Labor


793 75


Teams


119 00


Cement and tar paper


24 70


Signs


1 50


1,862 95


Banks Terrace


Advertising


15 00


Belmont Avenue Repairs


Blasting


$280 00


Labor


1,333 25


Teams


300 25


Signs


3 50


1,917 00


Sidewalk and Curbing


Labor


$610 25


Teams


283 00


Granolithic walk


4% 00


Tar concrete


946 68


Pea stone


90 00


1,971 93


Street Construction


Paving


$664 25


Labor


1,148 90


Teams


35 00


Grates, frames and traps


69 16


Bricks and cement


75 80


Sodding


3 00


2,001 11


Street Lights


Contract


14,255 14


Amount carried forward,


$141,565 17


1919]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


207


Amount brought forward,


$141,565 17


SUMMARY OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


Appropria-


Expendi-


tion


Transfer


tures


Balance Overdraft


Highways


$25,110 00


$1,560 00 $26,530 13


$139 87


Street Sprinkling


7,000 00


4,328 26


2,671 74


Highway Pension


729 00


586 87


142 13


Salem Street Repairs .


2,000 00


1,908 25


1 75


Bristol Avenue Repairs


2,500 00


1,862 95


637 05


Banks Terrace


4 000 00


15 00


3,985 0€


Belmont Avenue Repairs


2,000 00


1,917 00


83 00


Sidewalk and Curbing .


2,000 00


1,071 93


28 07


Street Construction


2,000 00


2,001 11


1 11


Street Lights


15,000 00


14,255 14


744 86


Puritan Road Curbing


425 00


425 00


$62,764 00


$1,560 00 $55,466 64


$8,858 47


$1 11


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Poor Department


Administration


Chairman, balance, 1918


$75 00


Associate, balance, 1918


175 00


Chairman, 1919


150 00


Associate, 1919


200 00


Clerk


100 00


Stationery and postage


8 80


Typewriting


2 00


Transportation


2 50


Telephone


33 03


746 33


Outside Relief by Town


Groceries and provisions


$617 09


Coal and wood


166 47


Board and care


648 94


Medical and medicine


92 43


Rent


558 12


$2.083 05


By Other Cities and Towns


Cities


$478 68


State Institutions


$603 00


Mother's Aid by Town


Town


$627 00


Other Expenses


Burials


$120 00


Expenses


3 50


Cash aid


3 00


Clothing


23 70


Moving goods


15 00


Repairs


1 63


$166 83


4,704 89


1


Amount carried forward,


$146,270 06


...


208


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$146,270 06


State Aid, Civil War


Cash Aid


.....


1,752 00


State Aid, German War


Cash Aid


302 00


1


Military Aid


Cash Aid


330 00


Soldiers' Relief


Burial


$50 00


Fuel


221 38


Groceries and provisions


1,076 81


Cash aid


814 00


2,162 19


SUMMARY OF CHARITIES AND SOLDIER'S BENEFITS


Appropria-


Expendi-


tion


Transfer


tures


Balance


Overdraft


Poor


$4,700 00


$6 00


$4,704 89


$1 11


State Aid, Civil War ..


2,000 00


1,752 00


248 00


State Aid, German War


1,000 00


15 00


302 00


713 00


Military Aid


330 00


330 00


$7,700 00


$21 00


$7,088 89


$962 11


$330 00


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


School Department


Administration


Superintendent


$2,649 96


Clerk


240 00


Truant officer


150 00


Stenographer


841 10


Stationery, printing and postage


118 31


Telephone


239 77


Traveling expenses


54 22


Supplies


24 68


$4,318 04


Teachers' Salaries


High


$13,568 66


Elementary


27,923 47


Substitutes


1,335 89


Manual Training


1,600 00


Domestic science


610 00


Physical training


1,600 00


Music


545 00


Basket ball


104 34


Drawing


1,050 00


$48,337 36


Text Books and Supplies


High


Text and reference books


$668 13


Supplies


370 82


Amount carried forward,


$150,816 25


1919]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


209


Amount brought forward,


$150,816 25


Elementary


Text and reference books


891 99


Supplies


$638 56


$2,569 50


Tuition of Pupils


High


$37 50


Elementary


104 00


$141 50


Transportation of Pupils


Elementary


$378 82


Janitors' Services


High


$1,240 00


Elementary


3,144 00


$4,384 00


Fuel and Light


High


$1,557 14


Elementary


3,377 29


$4,934 43


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


High


Repairs


$720 99


Janitor's supplies


74 78


Water


215 31


Electric supplies


17 80


1,028 88


!


Elementary


Repairs


$842 02


Janitor's supplies


207 50


Electric supplies


23 52


Water


497 85


Pruning shrubs


5 00


$1,575 89


Furniture and Furnishings


High


$668 16


Elementary


241 95


Adding machine


286 65


Repairs, typewriter


2 40


Electric clock repairs


29 20


Mineograph


147 00


$1,375 36


Other Expenses


Diplomas and graduation exer- cises


$97 31


Miscellaneous printing


236 75


FJepairing organ


49 75


Test tubes


5 90


Hydraulic pump


13 75


-


Amount carried forward,


$150,816 25


210


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$150,816 25


Graphophone cylinder


13 00


Belting


32 58


Tuning piano


8 10


Medical


135 00


Picture frames


50 85


Signs


7 50


Telegram


48


Dusters


2 95


Repairs


57 25


Lumber and tools


581 60


Boxes


18 00


Flags


16 50


Laundry


1 08


Groceries


135 53


Oil


11 38


Crepe paper


38 61


Labratory supplies


105 33


Repairs, adding machine


1 03


Paper


47 68


Milk


12 32


Ice


19 90


Express


78 55


Typewriter ribbons


8 83


$1,787 51


70,831 29


Teachers' Pensions


Pensions


659 00


Library Department


Salaries and Wages


Librarian


$900 00


Assistants


1,037 67


Janitor


848 75


$2,786 42


Books and Periodicals


Books


$476 86


Periodicals


265 92


$742 78


Binding Book


Binding


$189 66


Fuel and Light


Coal and wood


$200 15


Gas and electricity


251 70


$451 85


Building


Repairs


$323 45


Furniture


123 48


Water


11 00


$457 93


Amount carried forward,


$222,306 54


1919]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


211


Amount brought forward,


$222,306 54


Other Expenses


Stationery, printing and postage


$40 59


Telephone


44 29


Supplies


48 69


Express


10 00


Bulletins


7 00


Cards


8 62


Frames and letters


21 25


Ash barrels


16 00


$196 44


$4,825 08


SUMMARY OF SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


Appropria- tion


Transfer


Expendi- tures


Balance


Schools


$70,720 00


$125 00 $70,831 29


$13 71


Teachers' Pensions


675 00


659 00


16 00


Library


4,S27 50


4,825 08


2 42


$76,222 50


$125 00 $76,315 37 $32 13


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED Parks and Playground


Administration


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent


$1,092 00


Secretary


100 00


Stationery, printing and postage


6 60


Telephone


44 73


$1,243 33


Blaney Beach Reservation


Labor


$32 02


Gas and electricity


38 19


Supplies


4 65


Repairing raft


390 00


Expenses


18 00


Express


1 30


Lawn mower


8 58


Broom and door hanger


2 39


Flag and pole


17 12


Repairs on building


40 19


$552 44


Monument Avenue


Labor


$489 66


Plants


100 00


Scythe


2 10


Trees


102 00


$693 76


Amount carried forward,


$227,131 62


212


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$227,131 62


Paradise Road Playground


Labor


$86 68


Painting


14 00


Express


5 25


Flag pole


26 50


Grass seed


8 45


Repairs to roller


12 00


Wire netting


47 29


Care of flag


5 00


$205 17


Jackson Park


Labor


$534 50


Flag pole


28 50


Signs


12 00


Repairing fence


12 05


Care of flag


5 00


Mowing


6 00


Trucking trees


50 00


$648 05


Phillips Park


Labor


$174 40


Signs


9 00


Repairing fence


57


Filling


354 00


Stock and labor


118 73


Loam


157 50


Lumber


24 97


$855 17


4,197 92


Metropolitan Park Maintenance


Assessment


6,288 91


Printing Town Reports


Advertising


$4 20


Printing


726 74


Distribution


33 00


Editing


75 00


838 94


Memorial Day


Post 118, G. A. R.


..... ...


300 00


Insurance


Premiums


1,290 56


Pensions


Nettie Smith


$300 00


Nellie L. Hammond


262 50


0


562 50


Amount carried forward,


$240,610 45


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$240,610 45


Monument Lot


Caretaker


$35 00


Lawn mower and hose


14 25


Sharpening lawn mower


4 00


53 25


Military Compensation


Under chapter 254, acts 1917 ----


352 40


District Nurse


Visiting Nurse Association ...


300 00


Building Inspector


450 00


Inspections


Heat and Lighting G. A. R. Hall


Heat and light


75 00


Soldiers' Exemption


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


27 24


Victory Committee


Banquet and ball


$2,698 10


Bands and orchestra


1,207 33


Sports and athletics


408 03


Decorations


376 50


Fireworks


300 00


Food for band and invited guests


177 00


Special police


75 00


Program


48 00


Printing, postage and stationery


37 72


Sunday memorial services


8 30


Memorial volume, expenses to date


155 99


Parade


217 68


5,719 65


SUMMARY OF RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Appropria- tion


Transfer


Expendi- tures


Balance Overdraft $77 08


Metropolitan Park As-


sessment


6,288 91


6,288 91


Town Reports


838 94


838 94


Memorial Day


300 00


300 00


Insurance


1,300 00


1,290 56


9 44


Pensions


350 00


262 50


562 50


50 00


Monument Lot


50 00


53 25


3 25


Military Compensation .


352 40


352 40


District Nurse


300 00


300 00


Building Inspector


150 00


450 00


Heat and Light, G. A. R. Hall


75 00


75 00


Soldiers' Exemption


50 00


27 24


22 76


Victory Committee


4,000 00


3,748 75


5,719 65


2,029 10


$17,977 85


$4,663 65 $20,456 37


$2,188 38


$3 25


Amount carried forward,


$247,587 99


Park


$3,975 00


$300 00


$4,197 92


213


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


214


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$247,587 99


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES Water Department


Administration


Commissioners


$350 00


Superintendent


1,759 98


Clerk


1,072 00


Stationery and postage


138 10


Telephone


75 94


Printing and stationery


18 75


Adding machine


148 72


Supplies


13 02


$3,576 51


General


Labor on and reading meters


$1,808 82


Labor


2,667 45


Pipe and fittings


595 38


Meters


437 19


Gasolene


206 22


Equipment and repairs


749 45


$6,464 51


All Others


Water privilege


$6 25


Oil


11 00


Meter basins


49 00


Hydrants


249 60


Grill work


42 00


Insurance


31 64


Typewriting


3 00


Gas


1 33


Express


14 50


Expenses


1 31


Design


10 00


Coal and wood


63 39


Hose


36 50


Supplies


25 91


Lead


113 00


Lumber


33 96


Cement and tar concrete


7 12


Medical


:00


$722 51


Metropolitan Assessments


Maintenance


$3,493 15


Interest


8,114 12


Sinking Fund


1,425 88


Serial Bond


233 87


$13,267 02


Interest on bonded debt


8,592 00


Water bonds


7,700 00


Sinking fund


2,250 00


Amount carried forward,


$247,587 99


1919]


Amount brought forward,


$247,587 99


All Others


Security bonds .....


$59 00


Taxes


24 19


$83 19


42,655 74


Cemetery Department 1


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent


$750 00


Labor


1,075 25


$1,825 25


Other Expenses


Sods and Loam


$17 50


Trees and shrubs


88 75


Hardware and tools


37 09


Telephone


19 81


Water and repairing pipe


94 18


Blue prints


1 41


Deeds


18 50


Repairing lawn mower


7 80


Cement and lime


8 60


$293 64


2,118 89


Cemetery Improvements


Advertising


$15 00


Contract on acct.


1,200 00


1,215 00


SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


Water


$43,259 41


$42,655 74


$603 67


Cemetery


2,125 00


2,118 89


6 11


Cemetery Improvements


5,000 00


1,215 00


3,785 00


$50,384 41


$45,989 63


$4,394 78


Interest and Maturing Debt


Interest on loans in anticipa- tion of revenue


$7,456 30


Interest on general debt


10,430 50


Interest on sewer bonds


8,342 75


Interest on Metropolitan park assessment


3,879 93


30,109 48


Loans in anticipation of revenue


$250,000 00


General debt maturing


46,100 00


Sewer bonds maturing


13,950 00


Metropolitan serial bond as-


sessment


356 28


Metropolitan sinking fund as-


570 47


$310,976 75


Amount carried forward,


$634,663 85


sessment


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


215


216


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$634,663 85


Agency


State tax


$31,860 30


County tax


22,163 89


Bureau of statistics


373 50


Highway tax


2,235 50


56,633 19


SUMMARY OF INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


Interest on Loans in Anticipation of


revenue


$10,000 00


$7,456 30


$2,543 70


Interest on General Debt


10,437 90


10,430 50


7 40


Interest on Sewer Bonds


8,342 75


8,342 75


Interest on Metropolitan Park As- sessment


3,879 93


3,879 93


General Debt Maturing


46,509 38


46,100 00


409 38


Sewer Bonds Maturing


13,950 00


13,950 00


Metropolitan Serial Bond Assessment


356 28


356 28


Metropolitan Sinking Fund Assess-


ment


570 47


570 47


$94,046 71


$91,086 23


$2,960 48


Refunds


Poll Tax


2 00


Trust Funds


Ellen R. Whittle


$2,071 76


Joana Morse


163 55


Phillips medal fund


39 30


Cemetery lots


110 00


Municipal insurance


140 00


2,524 61


Cemetery Lots


One grave


...


15 00


Cemetery Lots, Investment Funds


Perpetual care funds


2,368 32


NON-REVENUE


Roy Street Sewer


Balance


8 10


Sewer Pumping Station Equipment


Electric Fixtures


$467 20


Circuit breaker


75 10


Iron work


24 25


Balance on pumps'and installing


2,684 52


Carpentry


18 83


Express


1 29


Painting


38 05


Chain hoist


16 46


Indirect fixtures


5 50


3,331 20


Amount carried forward,


$699,546 27


1919]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


217


Amount brought forward,


$699,546 27


Stacey Brook Culvert


Contract, first part


$5,213 38


Pipe


10 31


Contract, second part


3,975 00


Advertising


17 25


9,215 94


Hemingway Road Sewer


Advertising


$10 50


Contract


697 20


Sewer pans


9 00


Pipe and labor


8 60


725 30


Orchard Road and Palmer Avenue Water Pipe


Labor


$156 07


Trenching


617 40


Teaming


28 04


Sleeves and valves


235 71


Gate boxes


98 30


Pipe and fittings


1,552 71


2,688 23


Phillips Circle Water Main


Trenching


$511 50


Labor


39 61


Pipe and fittings


328 70


879 81


Emergency Water Fund


Trenching


$206 50


Labor


7 00


Pipe


80 67


294 17


Essex Street Pavement


Advertising


$19 50


Contract on acct.


14,950 00


Labor


24 91


14,994 41


Machon School Building


Examining plans


$25 00


Advertising


90 45


Surveying


37 50


152 95


Transfers


Selectmen from Contingent Fund


$135 00


Treasury from Contingent Fund


60 00


Fire from Contingent Fund


512 70


School from Contingent Fund


125 00


Park from Contingent Fund


300 00


Amount carried forward,


$728,497 08


1


218


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$728,497 08


Military Compensation from Con- tingent Fund


35% 40


Nellie L. Hammond Pension


Fund from Contingent Fund


262 50


1,747 60


Engineering from Reserve from Overlay


$127 00


Town Hall from Reserve from Overlay


60 00


Moth from Reserve from Overlay


39 00


Highway fron Reserve from Overlay


1,560 00


1,786 00


Military Aid from State Aid


330 00


Trust and Investment Funds


Cemetery Lots Improvement from Cemetery Lots 5,000 00


Trust and Investment Funds Incomes


Cemtery Lots Income from Trust and Investment Funds Income Municipal Insurance Fund Income from Trust and Investment Funds Income


$347 60


A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Fund Private from Trust and Invest- ment Funds Income 7 82


A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Fund General from Trust and Invest- ment Funds Income 12 69


Phillips Medal Fund Income from Trust and Investment Funds Income 82 57


Joana Morse Library Fund Income from Trust and Investment Funds Income


333 43


Mary L. Thomson Library Fund Income from Trust and Invest- ment Funds Income 89 00


Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income from Trust and Invest- ment Funds Income


54 28


1,072 13


497.71


Net Bonded Debt from Water Loan Sinking Fund


6,007 78


$744,440 59


56,822 33


$801,262 92


Balance January 1st, 1920 .... .....


144 74


219


SUMMARY OF NON-REVENUE


Appropria- tion


Transfer


Expendi- tures


Balance


High School Addition


$21 31


$21 31


Humphrey Street Macadam


77


77


Macadam Pavement


7 40


7 40


Emergency Water


3,909 46


294 17


3,615 29


Essex Street Pavement


15,000 00


14,994 41


5 59


Humphrey Street Widening


531 32


531 32


Cedar Hill Terrace


1 97


1 97


Humphrey Street Sewer


166 15


166 15


Eastern Sewer


1,187 55


1,187 55


Roy Street Sewer


8 10


8 10


Military Equipment


6 45


6 45


Sewer Station


2,908 69


4-18 62


3,357 31


Phillips Circle Water


994 65


879 81


114 84


Stacey Brook


9,276 05


9,215 94


60 11


Orchard Road ond Palmer Avenue


2,800 00


2,688 23


111 77


Machon School


90,000 00


152 95


89,847 05


Machon School Land


5,000 00


5,000 00


Lincoln House Avenue Sewer


4,000 00


4,000 00


$135,819 87


$448 62


$31,590 92 $104,677 57


SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENTS


Appropria- tion


Transfer


tures


Balance Overdraft


General Government .. $17,7S6 50


$407 09 $17,884 12


$378 17


$68 70


Protection of Life and


Property


42,082 00


628 85


43,799 60


104 28


1,193 03


Health and Sanitation .


26,417 87


296 00


25,804 66


909 21


Highways and Bridges.


62,764 00


1,560 00


55,466 64


8,858 47


1 11


Charities and Soldiers'


Benefit


10,200 00


351 00


9,251 08


1,299 92


Schools and Libraries .


76,591 09


125 00


76,315 37


400 72


Recreation and Unclass- ified


20.294 75


4,048 75


21,753 97


2,592 78


3 25


Public Service Enterprise 50,384 41


45,989 63


4,394 78


Interest and Debt . .


93,112 56


7 40


91,200 85


1,919 11


Sinking Fund and Serial Bond


926 75


926 75


State and County Tax,


Bureau of Statistics


and Highway Tax ..


56,604 69


56,604 69


Loans in Anticipation


of Taxes,


300,000 00


250,000 00


50,000 00


Non - Revenue


135,819 87


448 62


31,590 92


104,677 57


$892,984 49


$7,872 71 $726,58S 28 $175,535 01


$1,266 09


The following bills are reported unpaid at the close of the year as required by Section 4, Chapter 624 of the Acts of 1910.


Selectmen


$175 00


Collector of Taxes


11 00


Town Clerk


72 14


Election and Registration


222 90


Town Hall


258 84


Police


242 94


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1919]


Expendi-


220


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Fire


384 96


Health


419 89


Sewer


256 62


Poor


451 75


Park


168 42


Library


297 62


Refuse and Garbage


161 83


Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR C. WIDGER, Town Accountant.


Swampscott, December 31, 1919.


1919]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


221


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT


Balance Sheet, December 31, 1919


Accounts Current


Asset Accounts


Cash


In Banks and Offices


$56,822 33


Uncollected Taxes 1917


$2 26


Uncollected Taxes, 1918,


13,195 42


Uncollected Taxes, 1919


33,196 82


46,394 50


Uncollected Moth, 1917


$1 00


Uncollected Moth, 1918


162 25


Uncollected Moth, 1919


201 74


364 99


Uncollected Sidewalk, 1918


$213 05


Uncollected Sidewalk, 1919


197 96


411 01


Uncollected Sewer Bills


317 68


Uncollected Sewer Apportioned, 1918


$1,265 53


Uncollected Sewer Apportioned, 1919


505 19


1,770 72


Water Accounts Receivable


8,078 94


Overlay


310 82


Property taken for Taxes


$309 61


Tax Titles


803 79


1,113 40




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