Town annual report of Swampscott 1921, Part 14

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1921
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 248


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In this simple way the principal artery for motor traffic connecting the northern part of New England with Boston and the South, was opened in the brief space of a month from the date of the fire.


Had the plans of the Metropolitan Division Commission for a permanent concrete steel structure been carried out, this important highway would have been cut off for six months, and possibly longer, thus causing a vast amount of inconvenience and loss to the people in the eastern part of the Commonwealth and of New England.


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TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec 31


FINANCE.


1. Town Accounting.


During the year two regular audits have been made by the Department of Corporations and Taxation, Division of Accounts, of all books of the town.


Il. Town Debt.


The net debt for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1921, amounted to $714,296.92. This shows an increase of $11,516.78 during the year of 1921.


III. Loans in Anticipation of Taxes for 1921.


November 10, 192 1


$100,000 00


Central National Bank 5.82 per cent. discount


Manufacturers' National Bank, 5.95 per cent. discount


Security Trust Co. 5.60 per cent. discount $5.00 premium


Webster & Atlas National Bk., 5.89 per cent. discount


Awarded to Security Trust Co.


December 5, 1921 . ·


. $100,000 00 $1.00 premium


Central National Bank 5.78 per cent. discount


Estabrook & Co. . 5.96 per cent. discount


H. C. Grafton Co. 6.09 per cent. discount


Security Trust Co.


5.73 per cent. discount


Awarded to the Security Trust Co.


December 20, 1921


$50,000 00 Central National Bank 5.64 per cent. discount


Commonwealth Trust Co. 5.90 per cent. discount H. C. Grafton Co. 5.94 per cent. discount Manufacturers' National Bank, 5.93 per cent. discount Security Trust Co. 6. per cent. discount


Webster & Atlas National Bk., 5.63 per cent. discount


Awarded to Webster & Atlas National Bank.


March 4, 1921


$50,000 00 . J. S. Bach Co. 4.30 per cent. discount S. N. Bond Co.


4.33 per cent. discount R. L. Day & Co. . 4.39 per cent. discount Estabrook & Co. . 4.55 per cent. discount First National Bank 4.32 per cent. discount


Manufacturers' National Bank, 4.06 per cent. discount F. S. Mosely & Co. 4.31 per cent. discount


Old Colony Trust Co. · 4.35 per cent. discount


Awarded to the Manufacturers' National Bank,


1921]


SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


167


Sewers :


Eastern intercepting


$17,300 00


Palmer road and Palmer avenue .


10,000 00


Atlantic avenue


8,000 00


Banks road and Banks terrace


6,700 00


$42,000 00


Highways :


Atlantic avenue


$15,000 00


Burrill street ·


10,000 00


Burpee road .


7,500 00


$32,500 00


Bonds for Sewers and Highways


$74,500 00


Chase & Co.


$100.73


514 per cent. discount


R. L. Day & Co ..


100.09


514 per cent. discount


R. M. Grant & Co.


100.156


514 per cent. discount


Merrill, Oldham & Co.


100.079 514 per cent. discount


F. S. Mosely & Co. ·


100.15


514 per cent. discount


Old Colony Trust Co. $42,000 00


100.02


5 £ per cent. discount


Old Colony Trust Co.


32,500 00


100.02


534 per cent. discount


Old Colony Trust Co.


100.569


514 per cent. discount


Paine, Webber & Co. .


100.413


514 per cent. discount


Wise, Hobbs & Arnold,


100.19 514 per cent. discount


Awarded to Old Colony Trust Company.


IV. Appropriations for Departmental Expenses.


The following accounts are tabulated from the reports of the several departments. It is recommended that appropriations be made therefor.


I. General Government.


Legislative.


Moderator


$200 00


Finance Committee


300 00


$500 00


Selectmen.


Chairman .


$300 00


Associates


400 00


Clerk .


200 00


Constable


60 00


Other expenses


1,200 00


Auditing.


Accountant


$1,800 00


Other expenses


200 00


$2,000 00


Treasury.


Treasurer


$750 00


Other expenses


425 00


$1,175 00


.


$2,160 00


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[Dec. 31


Certification, Printing and Advertising.


Notes and bonds


300 00


Collector of Taxes.


Collector


$600 00


Clerk


200 00


Bond


200 00


Stationery


235 00


Advertising .


200 00


Other expenses


90 00


$1,525 OC


Assessors.


Chairman


$900 00


Associates


500 00


Assistant Assessor


150 00


Clerks


500 00


Poll book


400 00


Deeds and records


100 00


Printing and postage


200 00


Auto hire .


50 00


Telephone


25 00


New plans


300 00


Town Clerk.


Salary


$400 00


Assistant


200 00


Other expenses


200 00


Law.


Town Counsel


$200 00


Special work


800 00


$1,000 00


Election and Registration.


Registrars


$425 00


Election officers


500 00


Printing


100 00


Other expenses


175 00


$1,200 00


Engineering.


Town Engineer


$2,313 00


Assistant .


1,872 00


Assistant .


1,200 00


Stone monuments


100 00


Setting monuments


100 00


Calculating machine


300 00


Supplies


150 00


$6,035 00


Town Hall.


Janitor and agent


$1,63S 00


Fuel .


600 00


Lighting


300 00


Telephone


225 00


Supplies and repairs


237 00


$3,000 00


Seats for Town Hall


1,000 00


.


$3,125 00


$800 00


1921]


SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


169


II. Protection of Life and Property.


Police.


Chief .


$2,160 00


Captain


2,000 00


Ten officers


18,000 00


Special officers


1,100 00


Telephones


400 00


Fuel


150 00


Electric and gas lights


100 00


Painting and repairing ambulance


400 00


Boarding and putting in steam in garage .


300 00


Two motorcycles


500 00


Miscellaneous


800 00


$25,910 00


Fire.


Salaries .


$23,070 00


Office supplies


50 00


Telephone


145 00


House supplies


435 00


Gas and electricity


265 00


Fuel


1,000 00


Water


56 00


Ice


10 00


House repairs


200 00


Gasolene


300 00


Tires .


200 00


Auto repairs


250 00


Auto supplies


275 00


Oil


24 00


Express


16 00


New equipment


160 00


Extra labor


155 00


Fire alarm


350 00


Special recommendations


$26,961 00 $3,310 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures.


Salary . .


$300 00


Printing and books


30 00


Teaming and help .


75 00


Miscellaneous


50 00


Moth


$455 00 $5,000 00


Tree Warden.


New trees .


$275 00


Removing trees


150 00


Wire guards


200 00


Labor on guards


200 00


Trimming and repairing


800 00


Leopard moth .


150 00


Tools and supplies


75 00


$1,850 00


Forest Warden


$100 00


Dog Officer.


Salary . .


$100 00


Killing dogs


50 00


$150 00


Building Inspector


$450 00


.


.


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.


.


170


TOWN DOCUMENTS. .


[Dec. 31


III. Health and Sanitation.


Board of Health.


Chairman


$200 00


Associates


300 00


Agent and clerk


1,859 00


Assistant .


30 00


Printing and advertising


150 00


Stationery and postage


50 00


Telephone .


30 00


Miscellaneous expenses


25 00


Quarantine


400 00


Tuberculosis


200 00


Births, deaths and marriages


420 00


Other Expenses.


Plumbing Inspector


625 00


Inspector of Slaughtering


200 00


Fumigation .


50 00


Miscellaneous expenses


75 00


$4,614 00


School and Health Nurse


$1,140 00


Refuse and Garbage.


Garbage


$5,800 00


Ashes .


3,500 00


Night soil


95 00


Cleaning Beaches.


Care of offal .


$416 00


Labor and teams


250 00


Miscellaneous expenses


25 00


Sewer Maintenance.


Chairman .


$150 00


Associates


200 00


Clerk


260 00


Labor .


4,800 00


Water .


300 00


Coal


150 00


Light and power


1,900 00


Telephone


50 00


Repairs .


100 00


Miscellaneous


290 00


Particular Sewers


$500 00


Brooks


$500 00


IV. Highways and Bridges.


Administration


$2,500 00


Repairing.


Labor


$25,000 00


Teams


5,000 00


Equipment and repairs .


1,100 00


Blasting


. 750 00


Hay and grain


2,000 00


Horse shoeing


1,350 00


Coal


650 00


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


-


$8,200 00


.


.


$9,395 GO


$691 00


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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


171


All others


$500 00


Care of snow


5,000 00


Seal coating


2,500 00


Street water and oiling


5,000 00


Sidewalk and curbing.


3,500 00


Street construction


2,000 00


. Edgestones and granolithic sidewalks


$5,000 00


Street lights


19,500 00


Replank Essex street bridge


1,200 00


Sand shed and repairs


2,500 00


Horses


600 00


Atlantic avenue, sidewalks and resetting curbstones . 2,000 00


Forest avenue


4,500 00


$35,300 00


V. Charities.


Poor.


Chairman


$150 00


Associates


200 00


Secretary


100 00


Telephones


45 00


Other expenses


6,005 00


$6,500 00


State aid


$1,700 00


Soldiers' relief


7,000 00


Pensions


2,500 00


Military aid


1,000 00


$12,200 00


VI. Schools.


Schools.


School committee


$425 00


Superintendent


250 00


Pay roll ..


105,880 00


Text books and supplies


8,042 00


Fuel


7,575 00


Miscellaneous


2,700 00


Repairs


2,000 00


Library


200 00


Medical .


250 00


Transportation


750 00


Tuition


600 00


Sundries


1,800 00


New equipment


3,500 00


$133,972 00


VII. Library.


Library.


Librarian


$1,200 00


Assistant librarian


1,200 00


Special assistant


414 00


Janitor


960 00


Books


500 00


Magazines


150 00


Telephone


45 00


Lights


300 00


Fuel


650 00


Binding books


250 00


Printing


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


·


75 00


Water


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


. . .


11 00


.


.


.


.


.


.


35 00


Express and cards


$56,850 00


$5,800 00


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TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


VIII. Recreation.


Parks and Gardens.


Blaney's Beach


$1,500 00


Phillips Park


2,000 00


Care of dump


250 00


Jackson Park


800 00


Abbott Park


1,400 00


Monument avenue


1,200 00


Water rates


200 00


Sundries


200 00


$7,550 00


Metropolitan Park Assessment.


Estimated


$7,000 00


IX. Unclassified.


Monument lot


$50 00


Memorial Day


350 00


Town reports


1,500 00


Reserve fund


3,500 00


Heat and light, G. A. R. hall


300 00


Insurance premiums


2,000 00


Soldiers' exemption


50 00


Trust Fund Commissioners


40 00


District nurse .


300 00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


200 00


Armistice Day .


350 00


$8,640 00


Public Service Enterprises.


Cemetery.


Superintendent


$950 00


Labor .


1,500 00


Plants


80 00


Loam


50 00


Stone dust


75 00


Canvas .


30 00


Grass seed


20 00


Tools .


100 00


Water .


100 00


Telephone


20 00


Special_ .


100 00


.


$3,025 00


Interest and Maturing Debt.


Interest.


Loans in anticipation of revenue estimated


$9,000 00


General debt


15,769 70


Sewer bonds


9,475 75


Metropolitan Park (estimated)


3,200 00


$37,445 45


Municipal Indebtedness.


General debt


$37,590 62


Sewer bonds


15,850 00


Metropolitan Park (estimated)


700 00


$54,140 62


1921]


SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


173


Agency.


State tax (estimated)


$45,000 00


County tax (estimated) .


30,000 00


State enterprise (estimated)


1,500 00


--


$76,500 00


Addition to Palmer school


$19,100 00


Day claim for damage .


750 00


Essex county Middleton Sanatorium


2,000 00


Very Respectfully,


$578,329 07


HENRY S. BALDWIN, W. E. CARTER, J. B. EARP,


SWAMPSCOTT, December 31, 1921.


Board of Selectmen.


174


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


ACCOUNTANT'S DEPARTMENT.


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT.


To the Board of Selectmen :


GENTLEMEN : - In compliance with the provisions of Chapter 624 of the Acts of 1910, I herewith submit the following report of the Account- ant's Department for the year ending December 31, 1921.


Treasurer's Receipts.


TAXES.


Property, 1917


$ 11


Property, 1919


9,622 75


Property, 1920


$35,494 08


Personal, 1920


1,569 19


Poll, 1920 .


10 00


37,073 27


Property, 1921


284,426 79


Personal, 1921


30,289 65


Poll, 1921 ·


9,679 00


324,395 44


$371,091 57


Income, 1918


$316 00


Income, 1919


819 00


Income, 1920


4,095 00


Corporation, 1920


2,249 21


Income, 1921


61,086 09


Corporation, 192 1


6,490 56


School, 1921


10,470 00


Bank, 1921 .


25,474 41


Street Railway, 1921


51 02


111,051 29


Licenses and Permits.


Junk


$225 00


Pool, billiards and bowling alley,


8 00


Milk


28 50


Oleomargarine


3 50


Pig


18 00


Alcohol


6 00


Second-hand automobile licenses,


210 00


Gasoline


103 50


Auctioneers


2 00


Elevator


5 00


Express


6 00


Carriage


8 00


623 50


Fines and Forfeits.


Court fines .


. .


423 40


Amount carried forward,


$483,189 76


1921]


Amount carried forward,


Grants and Gifts.


Dog licenses


272 85


Other General Revenue.


Rent, Morris House


.


$132 00


Rent, tenement over


Police


Station


·


.


44 00


Telephone .


.


.


.


5 78


Razor kits .


56 co


Tax costs


10 80


Memorial volumes


18 00


Special Assessments.


Moth, 1919


$65 79


Moth, 1920


79 50


Moth, 1921 .


1,557 34


Sewer, 1919


405 66


Sewer, 1920


130 71


Sewer, 1921


1,223 51


Sewer Bills .


1,027 28


Sidewalk, 1919


88 90


Sidewalk, 1920


20 42


Sidewalk, 1921


242 44


Continuous sidewalk


1,033 98


5,875 53


General Government.


Rent Town Hall .


117 32


Protection of Life and Property.


Use of Ambulance


$41 60


Sealer of Weights and Measurers,


71 83


113 43


Health and Sanitation.


Health


.


$508 05


Sewer


15 30


523 35


Highways and Bridges.


Commonwealth of Massachusetts,


$5,611 34


County of Essex .


5,000 00


10,611 34


Charities.


Commonwealth of Massachusetts,


$1,249 87


Cities and towns . ·


401 64


Individuals .


124 49


1,776 00


Soldiers' Benefits.


State aid


1,664 00


Amount carried forward,


$504,410 16


.


.


175


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


$483,189 76


266 58


176


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$504,410 16


Education.


Tuition State wards


$311 00


Tuition


475 00


Sundries


8 62


794 62


Library.


Fines


267 14


Park.


Rents


285 70


Public Service Enterprises.


Water rates


$55,493 54


Service pipe and labor


471 30


Interest


139 59


56,104 43


Insurance.


Premiums


736 85


Cemetery.


Sale of lots .


1,978 38


Tax fees


57 15


Municipal Indebtedness.


Loan in anticipation of revenue .


$300,000 00


Permanent improvement notes .


.


32,500 00


Sewer bonds


42,000 00


Premiums on notes and bonds


19 90


374,519 90


Interest.


Treasurer's deposits


$2,536 70


Taxes . .


2,564 84


Investment funds


243 75


Trust Funds Income.


Cemetery lots income


183 00


Refunds.


Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


Eastern Massachusetts street rail-


way bonds


804 10


Transfers.


Excess and Deficiency to Revenue, Overdrawn accounts to Excess and Deficiency .


6,059 33


Contingent Fund to Police


800 00


Amount carried forward,


$972,346 05


5,345 29


20,000 00


177


Amount brought forward,


$972,346 05


Columbia Street Water to Emer- gency Water


$199 69


80 96


39 95


105 59


Burpee Road Water to Emergency Water . 997 05


Aspen Road Water to Emergency Water .


1,282 50


Magnolia Road Water to gency Water


Emer-


3,189 29


Forest Avenue Sewer to Humphrey Sewer .


$250 00


Burpee Road Sewer to Emergency Sewer


1,841 92


Humphrey Street Sewer to Emer- gency Sewer


1,848 63


3,94° 55


Trust and Investment Funds to Cemetery Lots Fund


1,978 38


Trust and Investment Funds Income to Cemetery Lots Fund Income . Trust and Investment Funds In- come to Municipal Insurance Fund Income · · Trust and Investment Funds In- come to A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Lot Income General · Trust and Investment Funds In- come to A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Lot, Income Private ·


$418 91


167 67


Trust and Investment Funds In- come to Phillips Medal Fund In- come ·


83 70


Trust, and Investment Funds In- come, to Joanna Morse Library Fund Income


323 42


Trust and Investment Fund In- come, to Mary L. Thomson Li- brary Fund Income


51 84


Trust and Investment Fund Income to Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income


100 33


1,168 27


Water Loan Sinking Fund to Net Bonded Debt


6,833 22


$989,455 76


Balance, January 1, 1921


130,486 52


$1,119,942 28


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ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1921]


Bellevue Road Water to Emergency Water . Superior Street Water to Emergency Water . Huron Street Water to Emergency Water · . Mapledale Place Water to Emer- gency Water


40 26


443 29


13 88


8 52


178


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


EXPENDITURES.


Legislative.


Salaries.


Moderator


$100 00


Town Clerk .


100 00


Finance Committee.


Printing reports .


$137 00


Envelopes and addressing


39 20


Town Clerk, administering oaths


24 25


200 45


$400 45


Selectmen's Department.


Salaries and Wages.


Chairman .


$300 00


Associates


.


400 00


Clerk .


200 00


Other Expenses.


Stationery and postage


$58 57


Printing and advertising


127 74


Automobile hire .


17 00


Telephone


41 97


Repairs to G. A. R. hall


68 06


Coal for G. A. R. hall .


58 80


Inspector of Animals


100 00


Memorial services


174 00


Tree damage


262 10


Floral designs


60 00


Binding reports


3 00


Plants for Honor Roll .


9 00


Painting flag poles, G. A. R. hall and Monument lot


16 00


Repairing wall Essex street


35 00


Supplies and express .


I 59


Town weigher


21 40


Constable


60 00


Justice of the Peace and recording


21 20


1,135 43


2,035 43


Auditing Department.


Salary.


Accountant


$1,800 00


Amount carried forward,


$2,435 88


$200 00


$900 00


deed .


179


Awount brought forward,


$2,435 88


Other Expenses.


Stationery and postage


$164 02


Binding books .


7 00


171 02


1,971 02


Treasury Department.


Salaries.


Treasurer


$750 00


Clerk . .


25 00


$775 00


Other Exenses.


Stationery and postage


$75 39


Automobile hire .


12 00


Pistol


25 88


Installing police call


58 86


Insurance bond .


27 42


Subscription


18 00


Stenographer


15 00


Surety bond


120 00


Supplies


6 02


Express


1 00


Box rent


1 00


Desk top


-


17 82


381 40


1,156 40


Collector of Taxes Department.


Salaries.


Collector


$600 00


Clerk


·


200 00


Other Expenses.


Stationery and postage


$126 40


Printing and advertising Telephone .


13 47


Commitment book


36 00


Surety Bonds


267 42


Express


85


Supplies


5 95


Tax title fees


24 90


Tax deeds


18 20


Writing records


10 00


Moving safe


15 00


Lock for door


5 00


Compiling taxes


5 00


729 79


$1,529 79


$7,093 09


Amount carried forward,


$800 00


201 60


Hand stamp


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1921]


180


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$7,093 09


Assessors' Department.


Salaries.


Chairman


$900 00


Associates


500 00


Assistant assessor


120 00


Clerks


300 00


$1,820 00


Other Expenses .


Stationery and postage


$190 86


Automobile hire .


50 00


Telephone


18 80


Massachusetts' laws


5 00


Express


2 46


Supplies


8 70


Poll tax book


344 75


Plans


98 20


Typewriting


37 00


Abstracts .


91 12


Binder for plans


27 50


Binding books


7 00


Subscription


7 00


Expenses


9 00


Photostats


3 50


Posting notices


2 00


902 89


2,722 89


Printing and Certification Notes and Bonds.


Printing


$64 00


Certifying


457 00


Typewriting


2 50


523 50


Town Clerk's Department.


Salaries.


Clerk


$200 00


Assistant


200 00


$400 00


Other Expenses.


Stationery and postage


$25 90


Canvass for births


15 00


Surety bond


4 00


Expenses


9 20


Record book


22 70


Map


.


75 H


78 55


478 55


Law Department.


Town Counsel


$200 00


Special Attorney .


100 00


Services


733 56


Inspecting property


10 00


1,043 56


Amount carried forward,


$11,861 59


.


1921]


Amount brought forward,


$11,861 59


· Election and Registration.


Salaries.


Registrars


$300 00


Clerk .


·


125 00


Election officers .


414 00


$839 00


Other expenses.


Stationery and postage


$8 00


Printing and advertising


309 84


Meals


19 76


Automobile hire


9 00


Flowers


2 00


Booth .


109 25


Wiring and lighting


20 25


Trucking


10 50


488 60


1,327 60


Engineering Department.


Salaries.


Engineer


$2,314 13


Assistants


3,086 00


Other expenses.


Stationery and postage


$3 31


Typewriting


13 00


Labor .


35 25


Stone bounds


73 00


Memorandum books


12 00


Defining street lines


20 00


Mounting paper .


76 17


Supplies


31 48


Express


2 78


Equipment for men


23 00


Blue prints .


46 78


Tracing cloth


24 21


Design .


8 00


Expenses


69 50


Grade stakes


17 85


Repairing instrument .


2 00


458 33


5,858 46


Town Hall Department.


Salary.


Janitor and agent


·


$1,638 00


Other Expenses.


Labor .


$5 00


Telephone


260 91


Fuel


1,016 78


Amount carried forward,


$19,047 65


.


5,400 13


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


181


182


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$19,047 65


Light .


$341 56


Supplies


·


136 38


Repairs


94 90


Water .


29 67


Papers .


17 22


Flowers


2 00


Flag


II 89


Painting flag pole


10 00


Express


5 25


Ice


36 00


Repairing lawn mower


5 00


1,972 56


3,610 56


Summary of General Government.


Appropriation. Transfer. Expenditures. Balance. Overdraft.


Legislative


$500 00


$400 45


$99 55


Selectmen


1,900 00


2,035 43


$135 43


Auditing


2,000 00


1,971 02


2S 98


Treasury


1,ISO 00


1,156 40


23 60


Cullector of Taxes .


.


1,512 00


1,529 79


17 79


Assessors .


3,000 00


2,722 89


277 II


Printing


and Certifying


Notes and Bonds


.. .


300 00


523 50


223 50


Town Clerk


600 00


478 55


121 45


Law .


1,000 00


1,043 56


43 56


Election and Registration


1,000 00


1,327 60


327 60


Engineering


5,735 00


5,858 46


123 46


Town Hall


2,963 00


5 50


3,610 56


642 06


$21,690 00


$5 50


$22,658 21


$550 69


$1,513 40


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. Police Department.


Salaries and Wages.


Chief


·


$2,160 00


Captain


2,000 00


Regular officers


18,178 93


Special officers


826 90


Other employees .


7 50


$23,173 33


Equipment and Repairs.


Equipment for men


$164 95


Repairs for ambulance


96 84


Signs


39 82


Basket .


5 50


Tubes and shoes for ambulance .


178 26


Reflector bulbs


17 78


Batteries


20 47


Floor brushes


23 40


Traffic posts


60 00


Repairing lawn mower


4 25


Amount carried forward,


$22,658 21


1921]


183


Amount brought forward,


$22,658 21


Lanterns ·


.


.


$24 31


Cartridges .


. .


22 35


Gasoline


.


.


576 44


$1,234 37


Fuel and Light.


Coal and wood


$140 18


Electricity .


76 79


216 97


Maintenance of Building and Grounds.


Garage doors


$12 50


Matting


50


Repairing chairs .


3 90


Cleaning station .


29 85


48 75


Other Expenses.


Stationery, printing and postage,


$52 93


Telephones


388 64


Expenses


133 90


Automobile lists


25 00


Medical


10 00


Papers


38 04


Supplies


23 36


Water .


13 28


Laundry


12 00


Road paint


25 63


Directory


5 00


Oil


5 35


Justice of the Peace


5 00


Spray .


10 00


Express


I 49


Photographs


: 00


754 62


25,428 04


Repairing Police Station.


Advertising .


$25 15


Contract


2,980 00


Heater


712 00


Grading grounds


28 50


Windows and shades


169 65


Lockers


289 58


Electric lights


97 00


Shed roof


42 50


Concrete walk


35 00


Desk and chairs


74 15


Painting


91 00


Plumbing


31 06


4,575 59


Dog Officer.


Salary, 1920


$100 00


Salary, 1921


100 00


Killing dogs


23 00


223 00


Amount carried forward,


$52,884 84


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$52,884 84


Building Inspector.


Salary


450 00


Fire Department.


Salaries.


Chief .


$2,160 00


Deputy chief


1,875 00


Captains


5,475 00


Permanent men


10,800 00


Call men


2,385 46


Other employees .


299 91


Engineers


300 00


$23,295 37


Fuel and Light.


Coal and wood


$960 07


Gas and electricity


257 29


Gasoline


265 73


Hydrant rental.


Water


1,000 00


Equipment and Repairs.


Equipment for men


$168 60


Equipment and repairs


1,331 55


All others.


Expenses


$10 92


Supplies


16 08


Automobile licenses


6 00


Naphtha


36 80


Inspecting boiler


5 00


Trucking


3 00


Disinfectant .


¢


II 37


89 17


Repairs on Buildings.


Painting


$80 20


Plumbing


12 37


Window shades


18 03


Linoleum and mirror .


20 91


Other Expenses.


Stationery


$22 19


Telephone


141 95


Water


55 39


Towels


20 50


Chauffeurs' licenses


10 00


Car fares


7 27


Desk and chairs .


26 40


131 51


Amount carried forward,


$53,334 84


1,483 09


1,500 15


185


Amount brought forward,


$53,334 84


Ice .


$10 00


Medical


24 95


Diaries ·


I 80


320 45


27,819 74


Special Appropriations.


Hose


$613 00


Fire alarm boxes


624 62


Batteries


301 54


Painting and repairs


494 02


2,033 18


Sealer of Weights and Measures.


Salary.


Sealer


$300 00


Other Expenses.


Stationery and postage


·


$9 23


Printing and advertising


7 95


Teaming


67 25


Scales, dies, weights and measures,


208 82


Tool case .


3 00


Express


95


Supplies


2 75


Lumber


8 89


Expenses


315 00


615 00


Moth Department.


Salary and Wages.


Superintendent


.


$1,155 00


Labor .


·


.


.


2,887 50


$4,042 50


Other Expenses.


Telephone


$19 00


Insecticides .


278 14


Hardware and tools


70 92


Teams


267 50


Supplies


43 22


Gasoline


.


39 75


Express


42


Water .


150 00


Repairing sprayer


87 99


956 94


4,999 44


Tree Warden Department.


Salary and Wages.


Warden ·


$125 00


Labor


.


.


700 00


$825 00


Amount carried forward,


$88,802 20


.


.


.


6 16


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1921]


.


.


186


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$88,802 20


Other Expenses.


Printing, stationer y and postage,


$3 50


Hardware and tools


18 15


Teams .


185 85


Trees .


128 75


Express


35


Supplies


60


Loam and bone meal


22 00


Sulphur .


12 10


372 30


1,197 30


Forest Warden.


Salaries and Wages.


Warden .


$25 00


Labor .


458 14


Gasoline


.


5 60


488 74


Summary of Protection of Life and Property.


Appropriation. Transfer. Expenditures. Balance. Overdraft-


Police


$24,260 00


$25,428 04


Repairs to Police Station,


3,000 00


$800 00


4,575 59


Dog Officer .


294 00


223 00


71 00


Building Inspector


450 00


450 00


Fire


27,823 77


27,819 74


4 03


Hose


670 00


613 00


57 00


Fire alarm boxes


650 00


624 62


25 38


Batteries


350 00


301 54


48 46


Painting and repairs


500 00


494 02


5 98


Sealer of Weights and


Measures


615 00


615 00


Moth


5,000 00


4,999 44


56


Tree Warden


1,200 00


1,197 30


2 70


Forest Warden


100 00


488 74


388 74


$64,912 77


$800 00


$67,830 03


$215 II


$2,332 37


HEALTH AND SANITATION. Health Department. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.


Salaries and Wages.


Chairman


$200 00


Associates


.


300 00


Agent and Clerk


1,859 00


Assistant


30 00


Stationery and postage


5º 55


Printing and advertising


378 70


Telephone


26 45


Expenses


15 60


Club bag


.


19 65


$2,879 95


Amount carried forward,


$90,488 24


$1,168 04 775 59


1921]


Amount brought forward,


$90,488 24


Quarantine.


Transportation


$10 00


Medical attendance


199 50


Medicine


12 09


Tuberculosis.


Board and treatment


204 83


Vital Statistics.


Births


.


$286 50


Deaths .


68 50


Other Expenses.


Sanitary Inspector .


$580 00


Fumigating and disinfectants


37 25


Storage and ambulance


12 00


Supplies


23 57


Express


4 18


Typewriting


5 00


Labor


5 00


Marriages


48 50


Ice


46 00


761 50


Inspection.


Inspector of Animals .


234 00


4,656 87


Health and School Nurse.


Salary .


$1,040 00


Expenses


90 32


1,132 50


Sewers and Drains, Maintenance and Operation. Administration.


Commissioners .


.


$350 00


Clerk ·


232 50


Stationery and postage


8 00


Telephone


.


.


48 50


Typewriting


.


.


$644 00


General.


Labor


$1,627 92


Tools and equipment


3º 50


Oil


,


2 60


Cement


I IO


Express


.


2 85


Medical


23 00


Manhole cover


10 00


1,702 22


Amount carried forward,


$96,277 61


·


4 25


Paint


5 00


IS7


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


221 59


335 00


188


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$96,277 61


Pumping Station.


Engineers and firemen


$3,120 00


Fuel and light


1,764 32


Equipment and repairs


183 05


5,067 37


All Others.


Water


$47 83


Oil


17 24


Lawn dressing


II 50


Express


7 25


Supplies


31 46


Labor at Eastern intercepting sewer,


500 00


615 28


8,028 87


Particular Sewers.


House connections


$227 66




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