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H
7
4/2
15, 1925
524
July
15, 1918
500 00
H
8
4%
15, 1926
5.50
Sept.
1, 1919
Com. Trust Co.
60
1,000 00
X
4
4/2
1, 1023
552
Sept.
1, 1919
66
1,000 00
X
5
4+/2
1, 1924
553
Sept.
1, 1919
66
1,000 00
X
5
4/2
1, 1924
55+
Sept.
1, 1919
60
1,000 00
X
7
472
1, 1926
5.56
Sept.
1, 1919
1,000 00
X
S
X
9
4/2
1, 1928
5.58
Sept.
1, 1919
1,000 00
x
IO
472
1, 1929
568
Dec.
1, 1919
1,000 00
H
4
.72
Dec. 1, 1923
572
Dec.
1, 1919
66
1,000 00
H
4
41/6
- 1, 1923
..
1,000 00
V
I ]
66
1, 1926
248
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
13
V
13
41/4
1, 1928
252
May
1, 1915
V
14
41/
1, 1929
254
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
15
/4
1, 1930
May
1, 1915
66
1,000 00
V
16
41/
1, 1931
261
May
1, 19 5
66
1,000 00
18
V
H
6
4+/2
June 1, 1923
469
Tune
1, 1917
500 00
H
7 CON
[1/ 4/2
66
1, 1925
471
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
12
42
.6
1, 1929
477
Tune
1, 1917
500 00
H
15
4/2
1,1932
479
Tune
1, 1917
500 00
H
16
1
1, 1937
483
Tune
1, 1917
66
500 00
H
21
4 72
66
1, 1932
259
May
1, 1915
66
1,000 00
V
II
41/4
1, 1925
245
May
May
1, 1915
1, 1915
1, 1926
249
May
1, 1915
41/4
1, 1928
251
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
V
V
17
/4
66
1, 1934
263
May
1, 1915
474
1, 1933
1,OCO 00
V
V
V
June
1, 1917
66
H
H
X
4
4%
Sept. 1, 1923
551
Sept.
1, 1919
1,000 00
X
6
4 72
1, 1925
555
Sept.
1, 1919
557
Sept.
1, 1919
1,000 00
41/
41/
66
1, 1927
247
1, 1915
1,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
V
500 00
=
1, 1933
475
66
1,000 00
1, 1927
66
Rate.
128
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE .- Continued.
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount.
Class.
Time
in Yrs.
When payable.
3
Jan.
1, 1920
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
B
3
4.62
4
Jan.
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
4
4.62
1, 1924
5
Jan.
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
5
4.62
66 1, 1925
15
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
3
514
July 1, 1923
16
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
3
574
1, 1923
17
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
3
IS
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
3
3
574
1, 1923
20
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
3
514
1, 1923
21
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
3
54
1, 1923
2 2
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
4
54
1, 1924
24
July
1, 1920
6 6
1,000 00
B
4
54
1, 1924
25
July
1, 1920
66
I,COO 00
B
4
4
.12
1, 1924
25
July July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
5
574
1, 1925
31
July
1. 1920
16
66
1,000 00
B
5
574
1, 1925
33
July July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
5
54
1, 1925
35 36
July July July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
6
574
1, 1926
39
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
6
574
1, 1926
40
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
6
74
1, 1926
42
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
6
5 74
1, 1926
43
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
7
5 /4
1, 1927
45
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
7
5 74
1, 1927
46
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
7
5 74
1, 1927
47
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
7
48
July
I, Iy20
1,000 00
B
7
66
1, 1927
50
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
S
53
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
S
54
1, 192S
55
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
S
574
1, 192S
57
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
9
574
66
1, 1929
60
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
9
574
1, 1929
62
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
10
574
1, 1930
64
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IO
5%
1, 1930
66
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IO
574
1, 1930
6Ś
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IO
5 74
1, 1930
69
Juty
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
I]
1, 1931
71
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
74
66
1, 1931
74
July
1, 1920
..
66
1,000 00
B
12
574
1, 1932
77
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
12
So
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
12
1, 1932
SI
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
13
5%
1, 1933
S2 July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
13
64
1, 1933
S3 July
1, 1920
66
1,000 CO
B
13
5/4
1, 1933
66
66
1,000 00
B
6
5
174
1, 1926
37
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
6
5 74
1
1, 1926
41
B
7
5 74
1, 1927
44
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
574
1, 1928
51
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
S
52
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
S
66
1, 1928
56
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
9
54
1, 1929
58
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
9
5 4
66
1, 1929
63
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
10
5 74
1, 1930
65
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IO
5 /4
1, 1930
67
July
July July July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
II
74
1, 1931
75
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
12
1, 1932
76
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
12
B
12
54
=
1, 1932
79
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
II
1, 1931
72
73
[July
1, 1920
60
66
1,000 00
B
9
574
6
July
1, 1920
B
9
5 4
1, 1929
59
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
5
5 /4
1, 1925
32
July
1, 192C
1,000 00
B
5
574
1, Iy25
B
5
5 4
1, 1925
34
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
4
B
4
54
1, 1924
29
B
5
66
1, 1925
30
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
.1/
66
1, 1924
26
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
27
574
66
1, 1923
19
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
B
4
5%
1, 1924
23
July
1, IÇ20
66
1, 1924
38
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
6
574
1
1/
1, 1927
49
July
B
B
B B
54
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
S
66
66
66
1, 1931
70
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I ]
1, 1931
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
1
1, 192S
1, 1925
66
1, 1928
Julv
1, 1920
1, 1920
1,000 00
1,000 00
.1/
66
1, 1923
Jan. 1, 1923
66
66
1, 1932
1,000 00
1, 1929
1,000 00
1, 1920
1,000 00
1, 1927
1, 1920
1,000 00
1, 1926
1, 1920
66
I,OCO 00
Rate.
1, 1932
1, 1920
129
TREASURER'S REPORT
1922]
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE .- Continued.
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount.
Class.
Time
in Yrs.
When payable.
S4
July
I, 1920 Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
B
13
514
July 1, 1933
S5 July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
13
S7
July
1, 1920
1,C00 00
B
14
5 14
1, 1934
SS July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
1.4
54
1, 1934
89 July
1,1920
64
66
1,000 00
B
14
514
66
1, 1934
91
July
1, 1920
1,000 CO
B
14
54
1, 1934
92
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
14
5/4
66
1, 1935
94
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
15
574
1, 1935
95 July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 CO
B
15
54
1, 1935
97
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
15
54
1, 1935
99
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
16
100
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
16
16
66
1, 1936
103
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
16
5 74
1, 1937
106
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
17
514
1, 1937
107
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
17
574
1, 1937
100
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
17
5%
1, 1937
111
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IS
54
1, 1938
II2
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 CO
B
IS
B
IS
54
1, 193S
114
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
IS
66
1, 193S
117
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
19
5 /4
1, 1939
IIS
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
19
1, 1939
I20
July
1, 1920
6€
I,COO 00
B
19
574
66
1, 1939
123
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
20
574
1, 1940
125
July
1, 1920
20
574
1, 1940
I26
July
1, 1920
16
1,000 00
20
574
66
1, 1940
12S
July
1, 1920
66
1,C00 00
B
20
574
1, 1940
4
Aug.
1, 1921
64
66
1,000 00
E
2
Aug. 1, 1923
5
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,C00 00
2
53/
1, 1923
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,000 00
3
534
1, 1924
9
Aug.
1, 1921
66
60
1,000 00
3
53/
1, 1924
IO
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
64
I,OCO CO
4
E
5
54
1, 1926
14
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
1,000 00
2
P/A
1, 1923
4
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
1,000 00
2
53
1, 1923
6
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
1,000 00
E
4
1, 1925
Ś
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,000 00
E
4
E
5
E
5
- co
1, 1922
2
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
1,000 00
F
3
4
1, 1925
5
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,000 00
E
5
5/4
1, 1926
6 Aug.
1, 1921
1,000 00
F
6
F
594
1, 192S
8
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
500 00
E
53.
4
1, 1929
66
66
1,000 00
B
14
66
1, 1934
90
July
1, 1920
66
1, 1934
93
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
15
574
66
1, 1935
96 July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
15
54
1, 1935
9S
July
1, 1,20
66
I,C00 00
B
16
16
104
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
B
17
IOS
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
17
5 74
1,1937
IIO
July
July
1, 1920
66
66
1,000 00
B
19
1, 1939
119
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
19
66
1, 1939
122
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
19
5 74
66
1, 1940
124
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
F
2
54
1, 1923
6
Aug.
1, 1921
E
3
534
1, 1924
E
F
4
4
1, 1925
II
Aug.
1, 1921
4
66
1, 1925
13
Aug.
1, 1921
66
66
1,000 00
5
E
5
53/4
1, 1926
5
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,000 00
E
3
14
1, 1924
7
Aug.
1, 192 1
66
10
Aug.
1, 1921
64
66
1,000 00
E
2
-3.
1, 1923
3
4
Aug.
1, 1921
1,000 00
E
4
in in
66
1, 1927
7
Aug.
1, 1921
1,000 CO
E
3
66
1, 1924
9
Aug.
1, 1921
66
I,CO0 00
E
I
66
I, IQ24
121
July
1, 1920
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
20
574 .1/
66
1, 1940
127
20
574
66
1, 193S
113
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
1,000 CO
B
IS
66
1, 1938
I16
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
IS
66
1, 1936
IOI
July
1. 1920
1, 1936
102
July
1, 1920
I OCO 00
B
B
105
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
15
5%
66
1, 1933
86
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
13
514
66
1, 1933
66
1,000 00
1, 1926
66
1, 1926
1
Aug.
1, 1921
3
Aug.
1, 1921
1,000 00
F
F
1,000 00
F
F
F
12
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1, 1926
15
Aug.
1, 1921
1,000 00
53/
1, 1925
F
1,000 00
F
Aug.
1, IC21
66
1,000 00
Aug.
1, 1921
66
1,000 00
B
B
1,000 00
B
B
B
115
July
.1/
66
1, 1936
1, 1936
1, 1936
1,000 00
17
1,000 00
1, 1937
64
1, 193S
1, 1939
1,000 00
66
66
66
1, 1925
1,000 00
1, 19 20
64
Rate.
130
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE -Continued.
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
Where payable.
Amount.
Class.
Time
in Yrs.
When payable.
1
Aug.
1, 1922
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
1
41
Aug. 1, 1923
2
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1, 1923
4
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000,00
F
1
414
1, 1923
5
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
E
414
1, 1923
6
Aug.
1, 1942
66
6
500 00
E
I
4 14
1, 1923
7
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
F
2
4 74
1, 1924
8
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
66
1,000 00
F
2
4 4
4 /4
1, 924
II
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
E
2
41/
66
1, 1924
12
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
E
3
41
1, 1925
13
Aug.
1, 1922
6
66
1,000 00
F
3
4
4 14
1, 1926
17
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
E
4
44
1, 1926
19
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
4
4 4
1, 1926
20
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 (.0
5
11/ 474
1, 1927
21
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
5
4 1/
1, 1927
22
Aug.
1, 1922
66
I,OCO 00
5
4
66
., 1927
1
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
R
1
41/4
1, 1923
2
Aug.
1, 1922
66
3
Aug.
1, 1942
66
66
1,000 CO
4
414
1, 1926
5
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
5
4
1, 1927
6
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
B
6
7
Aug.
1, 1942
66
1,000 00
B
7
B
S
414
1, 1930
9
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,C00 00
R
IO
4 1/
1, 1932
II
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
B
11
1/4
1, 1933
12
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
B
13
4
66
1, 1936
15
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
B
15
16
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
16
4 1/
1, 1938
17
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
R
17
41
66
1, 1939
18
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
1,000 00
B
18
19
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
19
414
1, 1941
$313,92000
A. Permanent Improvements.
C. Morris Land.
D. Cemetery Improvements.
E. Highway.
F. Sidewalk.
G. Refunding Notes.
I. Auto Chemical.
L. Park Loans.
H. Sewer.
N. High School Sewer Bonds.
K. School Equipment.
M. Ambulance,
O. Public Park, Town Hall.
T. Miscellaneous, 1914.
2.
S. Humphrey Street Improvements.
W. Military Aid.
x. Street Improvement.
Y. Departmental Equipment.
Temporary Loan Notes. Issued in Anticipation of Revenue.
When
No.
Payable at.
Amount.
Time.
Rate.
payable.
6,9
Dec. 8, 1922
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$10,000 00
333 days
4.24
Nov. 10, 1923
70
Dec. 8, 1922
66
10,000 00
4.24
10, 1923
71
Dec. 8, 1922
66
10,000 00
4.24
10, 1923
73
Dec. 8, 1922
66
66
10,000 00
4.24
10, 1923
9
Aug.
1, 1922
66
66
66
1,000 00
F
F
3
E
3
15
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
E
4
44
1, 1926
IS
Aug.
1, 1922
1, 1922
1,000 00
E
5
4
1, 1924
4
Aug.
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
B
9
1,1931
10
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
12
13
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 CO
B
14
41/4
1, 1935
14
Aug.
1, 1942
66
1,000 00
B
2
B
3
B
B
41/
14
4%
1, 1929
8
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
14
Aug.
1, 1922
66
1,000 00
E
2
41/
4
1, 1924
10
Aug.
1, 1922
4
41
1, 1.25
1, 1925
16
23
Aug.
41
60
1, 1923
3
1,000 00
E
I
Aug.
1, 1912
1,000 00
E
I
41 74
66
10,000 00
4.24
10, 1923
72
Dec. 8, 1922
Q. Fire Department.
U. Sidewalk and Macadam.
V. High School Additions.
Z. Military Aid.
Date of
Note.
$50,000 00
E
E
F
E
41
1, 1927
1,000 00
1,000 00
1, 1025
1, 1922
1, 1925
/4
66
1, 1934
1, 1937
1, 1940
P. Miscellaneous, 1913
R. Hadley School Land Loan.
B. Schoolhouse Loans.
. €
1, 1925
1,000 00
E
1, 19 4
1,000 00
Rate.
131
TREASURER'S REPORT
1922]
Liabilities. PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT NOTES AND BONDS PAYABLE, GENERAL DEBT, ISSUED INSIDE DEBT LIMIT.
Due in 1923
$52,000 00
Due in 1924
45,000 00
Due in 1925
31,200 00
Due in 1926
29,700 00
Due in 1927
24,200 00
Due in 1928
20,200 00
Due in 1929
18,700 00
Due in 1930
17,200 00
Due in 1931
17,200 00
Due in 1932
13,200 00
Due in 1933
13,200 00
Due in 1934
12,200 00
Due in 1935
9,700 00
Due in 1936
7,700 00
Due in 1937
7,700 00
Due in 1938
7,700 00
Due in 1939
7,700 00
Due in 1940
7,700 00
Due in 1941
1,700 00
$343,900 00
Water Bonds and Notes Issued to December 31, 1922 ..
First Issue, Acts of 1898
$100,000 00
Second Issue, Acts of 1898
20,000 00
Third Issue, Acts of 1898
20,000 00
Fourth Issue, Acts of 1898
10,000 00
Fifth Issue, Acts of 1909
90,000 00
Sixth Issue, Acts of 1912
8,000 00
Seventh Issue, Acts of 1912
1,300 00
Eighth Issue, Acts of 1912
1,100 00
Ninth Issue, Acts of 1912
3,000 00
Tenth Issue, Acts of 1912
2,000 00
Eleventh Issue, Acts of 1912
6,000 00
Twelfth Issue, Acts of 1912
5,600 00
Thirteenth Issue, Acts of 1912
6,500 00
Fourteenth Issue, Acts of 1912 Fifteenth Issue, Acts of 1912
8,500 00
Sixteenth Issue, Acts of 1912
2,800 00
Seventeenth Issue, Acts of 1916
25,000 00
Eighteenth Issue, Acts of 1916
11,500 00
Nineteenth Issue, Acts of 1916
7,000 00
.
4,500 00
$332,800 00
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[Dec. 31
Water Bonds and Notes Paid.
Fifth Issue
$39,000 00
Sixth Issue
5,000 00
Seventh Issue
1,000 00
Eighth Issue
900 00
Ninth Issue
3,000 00
Tenth Issue
2,000 00
Eleventh Issue
6,000 00
Twelfth Issue
3,100 00
Thirteenth Issue
3,000 00
Fourteenth Issue
2,500 00
Fifteenth Issue
2,500 00
Sixteenth Issue
1,500 00
Seventeenth Issue
2,000 00
$71,500 00
Total Bonds Outstanding
$261,300 00
Less Sinking Fund
120,321 54
Net Water Debt
$140,978 46
Water Bonds and Notes Due in 1923.
Fifth Issue, Bonds No. 40-41-42
$3,000 00
Sixth Issue, Bond No. 11
500 00
Seventh Issue, Bond No. 27
100 00
Eighth Issue, Bond No. 10
100 00
Twelfth Issue, Note No. 344
500 00
Thirteenth Issue, Note No. 363
500 00
Fourteenth Issue, Note No. 428
500 00
Fifteenth Issue, Note No. 459
500 00
Sixteenth Issue, Note No. 541
500 00
Seventeenth Issue, Bond No. 3
1,000 00
Eighteenth Issue, Bond No. 1 .
500 00
Nineteenth Issue, Bond No. 1 .
500 00
$8,200 00
133
TREASURER'S REPORT
1922]
Sewer Bonds and Notes Issued to December 31, 1922.
Issued
Paid
Series A, Acts of 1902
$120,000 00
$60,000 00
Series B, Acts of 1902
4,000 00
2,000 00
Series C, Acts of 1902
40,000 00
20,000 00
Series D, Acts of 1902
20,000 00
10,000 00
Series F, Acts of 1903
13,000 00
10,000 00
Series G, Acts of 1903
12,000 00
9,000 00
Series H, Acts of 1903
14,000 00
12,000 00
Series 1911, A, Acts of 1903
8,500 00
8,500 00
Series 1911, B, Acts of 1903 .
3,100 00
3,100 00
Series December 30, 1911, Acts of 1903
4,000 00
4,000 00
Series May 1, 1912, Acts of 1903 .
8,000 00
2,500 00
Series September 1, 1912, Acts of 1903
2,646 00
2,646 00
Series December 1, 1912, Acts of 1903
700 00
700 00
Series July 1, 1913, Acts of 1913
7,500 00
4,500 00
Series October 1, 1914, Acts of 1913
22,700 00
10,700 00
Series May 1, 1915, Acts of 1913
.
24,000 00
7,000 00
Series May 1, 1916, Acts of 1913
29,150 00
9,000 00
Series November 1, 1916, Acts of 1913
9,200 00
3,200 00
Series May 1, 1917, Acts of 1913
6,500 00
2,500 00
Series 1920, Acts of 1920
13,000 00
2,000 00
Series 1921, Acts of 1920 .
42,000 00
2,000 00
Series 1922, Acts of 1920 . .
18,300 00
Nothing
Series Bonds and Notes outstanding .
·
236,950 00
$422,296 00
Sewer Bonds and Notes Due in 1923.
Series A, Acts of 1902
$3,000 00
Series B, Acts of 1902
100 00
Series C, Acts of 1902
1,000 00
Series D, Acts of 1902
500 00
Series F, Acts of 1903
1,000 00
Series G, Acts of 1903
1,000 00
Series H, Acts of 1903
1,000 00
Series May 1, 1912, Acts of 1903 .
250 00
Series July 1, 1913, Acts of 1913
500 00
Series October 1, 1914, Acts of 1913
1,000 00
Series May 1, 1915, Acts of 1913
1,000 00
Series 1916, Acts of 1913
2,000 00
Series 1917, Acts of 1913
500 00
Series 1920, Acts of 1920
1,000 00
Series 1921, Acts of 1920
2,000 00
Series 1922, Acts of 1920
1,300 00
.
$422,296 00
$185,346 00
$17,150 00
134
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[Dec. 31
Town Debt December 31, 1922.
Permanent Improvement Bonds
$343,900 00
Water Bonds .
261,300 00
Sewer Bonds .
236,950 00
Less Water Sinking Fund .
120,321 54
Net Debt
$721,828 46
General Debt Statement Indicating the Borrowing Capacity, as of December 31, 1922.
Total Bonded Debt
$842,150 00
Less.
Water Debt
$261,300 00
Sewer Debt
236,950 00
498,250 00
Net Debt
$343,900 00
Valuation 1920, less abatements,$15,322,355 12
Valuation 1921, less abatements, 15,614,993 29
Valuation 1922, less abatements, 16,731,005 48
Gross three years' valuation Average valuation .
$47,668,353 89
15,889,451 00
Three per cent. of average valuation
$476,683 00
Less.
Net Debt
343,900 00
Borrowing capacity
$132,783 00
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. LIBBY, Town Treasurer.
$842,150 00
135
REPORT OF TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS
1922]
Report of The Trust Fund Commissioners
Joanna Morse Library Fund.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$5,196 00
Income accrued
2,235 33
$7,431 33
Dividends
338 06
Total
$7,769 39
Less withdrawals
856 50
Balance, December 30, 1922
$6,912 89
Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund.
Principal, January 1, 1922
$2,000 00
Income accrued
233 50
$2,233 50
Dividends
104 90
Balance, December 30, 1922
$2,338 40
Mary L. Thomson Library Fund.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$1,000 00
Income accrued
191 54
$1,191 54
Dividends
54 21
Balance December 30, 1922
$1,245 75
.
136
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[Dec. 31
Fund for Perpetual Care of Cemetery Lots.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
Deposits .
.
Total of Principal
$12,404 21
Income accrued
$1,811 84
Dividends
521 48
2,333 32
$14,737 53
Less withdrawals, care of lots
213 25
Balance, December 30, 1922
$14,524 28
A. Frank Nesbitt, General Cemetery Fund.
· Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$200 00
Income accrued .
119 09
$319 09
Dividends
14 52
Balance, December 30, 1922
$333 61
A. Frank Nesbitt, Private Cemetery Fund.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
.
$200 00
Income accrued
62 51
Dividends
$11 93
Less withdrawals
3 00
8 93
Balance, December 30, 1922
$271 44
Municipal Insurance Fund.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$3,500 00
Income accrued
608 65
Dividends
175 29
Balance, December 30, 1922
$4,283 94
.
.
$262 51
.
$4,108 65
.
$9,950 71 2,453 50
137
REPORT OF TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS
1922]
Phillips School Medal Fund.
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$1,000 00
Income accrued
924 02
$1,924 02
Dividends
87 53
$2,011 55
Less withdrawals for medals
70 03
Balance, December 30, 1922
$1,941 52
Chlotilda Farrar Fund for Perpetual Care of Cemetery Flower Bed
Principal
$250 00
Balance, December 30, 1922
$250 00
High School Alumni Fund (see note).
Balance, January 1, 1922.
Principal
$1,695 95
Received from Swampscott Woman's Club
100 00
Total of principal
$1,795 95
Income accrued
.
$550 73
Dividends during 1922
98 14
648 87
Balance, December 30, 1922
$2,444 82
NOTE-This is not a town of Swampscott trust fund as defined by Chap- ter 282 of the General Acts of 1915, but is held by the Town Treasurer as Trustee for the Swampscott High School Alumni. It is included in this report in order that the members of the High School Alumni may be kept informed of its existence.
Respectfully submitted, For the Trust Fund Commissioners, JAMES W. LIBBY, Treasurer of Trust Fund Commissioners and Custodian of all its funds and securi- ties, as provided for by Chapter 282 of the General Acts of 1915.
NATHAN G. BUBIER, HENRY S. BALDWIN, Trust Fund Commissioners.
138
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[Dec. 31
Report of the Superintendent of Cemetery
To the Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN :- I herewith submit my seventh annual report as superin- tendent of cemetery.
Lots sold for year 1922 . $2,453 50
Interments for year 1922 .
·
61
For care and maintenance I would recommend $3,000 to be spent as follows :
Superintendent's salary
$950 00
Labor
1,500 00
Planting of beds
85 00
Teaming and loam
40 00
Stone dust
50 00
Canvas
40 00
Grass seed .
15 00
Tools and supplies
100 00
Water and extensions
150 00
Telephone
20 00
Repairs for fence
50 00
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS HANDLEY, Superintendent.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31, 1922.
139
REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
1922]
Report of Building Inspector
-
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
I hereby submit my annual report for the year ending December 31, 1922:
Estimated Cost of Construction
Number of permits issued
257
Permits for schoolhouse
1
$ 65,000 00
Permits for new buildings
102
575,705 00
Permits for remodeling
25
23,150 00
Permits for garage and sheds
104
57,780 00
Permits for additions
24
24,815 00
Buildings condemned
2
Schoolhouse Remodeled
1
14,000 00
$760,450 00
Number of inspections 257
All hotels within the town have been inspected and proper returns made to the state.
All elevators have been inspected and returns made to the state.
Two elevator operators' licenses were issued.
Two renewal elevator operators' licenses were issued.
In addition I have received and attended to many complaints regarding different buildings around town.
Respectfully submitted, C. M. WOOD, Building Inspector.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31, 1922.
.
140
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Report of the Trustees of the Public Library
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
The Board of Trustees of the Swampscott Public Library is always ready to entertain consideration of suggestions on the part of the citizens, and ways and means from any reliable source, to make the library of more service and use to the community.
The board must bear in mind that the service of any agency, public or otherwise, is affected or determined by two important factors; the nature of the demand for the same and the amount of funds provided to meet the demand.
The board has had under consideration the past year the opening of the library Sunday evenings and other matters, but feels that action on the same is not warranted at present.
The appropriation for finishing the upper story of the library building was not made at the annual town meeting, and as building costs since thai time have risen at least thirty per cent, your trustees deem it inadvisable to take any further action at this time.
During the year a number of new periodicals have been added.
The story-telling hours for the children on Sunday afternoons were continued until the closing of the Sunday opening on May first and these hours were resumed during the present fall and winter season. The attend- ance has been good. During the fall and winter of 1921 and 1922 the total number attending these meetings was 1090, the largest number in attendance at any one meeting being 105.
The use of the library by adults and scholars on Sunday afternoons, increased during the winter season of 1921-1922.
Report of Librarian-Miss Sarah L. Honors.
CIRCULATION
Adult
Fiction
.
31,006
Non-fiction
.
5,206
36,212
Juvenile
Fiction
14,435
Non-fiction
.
2,324
16,759
1922 ]
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
141
Current periodicals
828
Total circulation 53,799
Number of books added during past year . .
513
Books in library Jan. 1, 1923 . 14,186
New periodicals : Asia, Industry Illustrated, Child Life.
Fine receipts turned in to Town Treasurer $293 89
The trustees and librarian gratefully acknowledge the following gifts: Books from the following residents of Swampscott -
Mr. John Albree, Humphrey street.
Mrs. Ludwig Eiseman, Puritan lane.
Mr. Bradford Hathaway, 142 Norfolk avenue.
Mr. Charles Hobbs, Humphrey street.
Miss Harriet L. Matthews, Humphrey street.
Rev. L. H. Van Leeuwen, Rockland street, and from Mrs. Kate Wardwell Buck, Newton Center.
You will note from the librarian's report that books are constantly being added, nothwithstanding the fact that there has been a dearth of good fiction during the past year.
To meet the growth of the library your board is to provide a new stack sufficient to carry about one thousand volumes.
The library staff is planning to attend a series of lectures held in the Lynn Public Library, which offer much of advantage.
Miss Ellen Stewart of the library staff resigned to be married.
Miss Ruth Fanning has been selected to fill this vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Stewart.
Respectfully submitted,
LOUISE C. STANLEY, F. KEELER RICE, ELIHU THOMSON, Board of Trustees of the Public Library.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31, 1922.
142
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
-
Report of the Library Building Committee
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
The balance of funds in the hands of the Library Building Committee, amounting to $308.59, is to be used in part for a tablet, to be placed near the entrance to the building, giving the data in connection with the erection of the building, as is customary on such tablets placed in all public buildings. This account will be closed before the end of the year 1923.
ELIHU THOMSON, FRANCIS E. INGALLS, F. KEELER RICE. Members of the Library Building Committee.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31, 1922.
143
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
1922]
Report of Board of Health
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
The Board of Health herewith submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1922, together with those of its various officers.
The organization of the board was the same as that for the previous year.
The rapid growth in our population and the extension of our residential territory, together with the new laws which are being enacted each year by our legislature, has greatly increased the work of the department, as the reports submitted by our various officers will show.
Added public and private schools and the kindergarten classes being conducted in the several sections of the town have also greatly increased the work necessary for the proper supervision of these children.
The health program of today not only consists of the control of com- municable diseases, but of the elimination of the causes and sources of infection and the corrective treatment of physical and mental defects in their early stages, especially among children, so that they may meet the problems which confront them in later life with a strong body and mind. A great deal of work along this line has been done during the past year and the results thus far obtained have been very interesting and have proven the value of the work.
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