Town annual report of Swampscott 1922, Part 16

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 286


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SALARIES.


Janitor and agent


$1,638 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Telephone


$286 56


Fuel


171 20


Light


359 19


Janitor's supplies


94 86


Repairs


268 51


Water


16 59


Painting and lowering flagpole


50 00


Chairs and numbers


1,023 20


Ice


36 00


Papers


12 50


Express


2 10


Signs


1 50


Stationery


4 85


Fire gun


20 00


Flowers


2 00


Flag


11 89


$2,360 95


Summary of General Government.


Appropriation Transfer Expenditure Balance Overdraft


Legislative


.


$ 400 00


$ 271 20


$128 80


Selectmen


.


2,160 00


2,154 34


5 66


Auditing


2,000 00


1,981 34


18 66


Treasury


1,175 00


1,174 75


25


Collector of Taxes


1,525 00


$946 93


2,471 93


Assessors


3,125 00


2,970 40


154 60


Town Clerk


700 00


589 57


110 43


Printing and Certification of Notes and Bonds


300 00


560 50


$260 50


Law


1,000 00


969 55


30 45


Election and Registration


1,200 00


1,832 07


632 07


Engineering


6,035 00


6,030 73


4 27


Town Hall


4,000 00


3,998 95


1 05


$23,620 00


$946 93


$25,005 33


$454 17


$892 57


Amount carried forward,


$25,005 33


.


.


50 00


215


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


216


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$25,005 33


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY. Police Department.


SALARIES AND WAGES.


Chief


$1,370 51


Captain


1,983 44


Regular officers


17,548 42


Special officers


1,780 45


Other employees


40 00


Gasoline and oil


$22,722 82 265 35


EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.


Equipment for men


276 86


Repairing ambulance


703 97


Tires and tubes


71 15


Oxygen tank


15 30


Motor cycle


355 00


Portalite


46 00


Painting ambulance


150 00


1,618 28


FUEL AND LIGHT.


Coal and wood


236 50


Electricity


91 46


327 96


MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


Plumbing


$81 95


Wall board and labor


225 79


Sodding bank and dry well


24 00


Repairs to garage


37 23


Janitors' supplies


20 85


Cleaning station


128 00


Flag pole


23 00


Repairing lawn mower


2 50


Water


19 02


562 34


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery, printing and postage


$39 20


Telephone


339 52


Wreath


10 00


Express


25 37


Supplies


76 14


Automobile list


25 00


Ice


8 00


Lumber


5 05


Amount carried forward,


$25,005 33


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$25,005 33


Laundry


9 00


Road paint


50 50


Directory


5 00


Map


14 25


Medical


8 00


Justice of the peace


5 00


Photographs


10 20


Repairing clock


4 50


Sign


10 75


Decorating station


50 00


Expenses


88 83


784 31


$26,281 06


Building Inspector.


SALARY


450 00


Dog Officer.


Salary


$100 00


Killing dogs


47 00


147 00


Fire Department.


SALARIES.


Chief


$2,160 00


Deputy chief


1,875 00


Captains


5,475 00


Permanent men


10,795 04


Call men


2,410 00


Other employees


179 46


Engineers


300 00


Clerk


75 00


$23,269 50


FUEL AND LIGHT.


Coal and wood


$827 24


Gas and electricity


236 63


Gasoline


330 48


1,394 35


Hydrant, rental


Water


1,000 00


EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.


Equipment for men


$166 15


Fire alarm boxes


30 38


Equipment and repairs


1,327 67


Soap


46 60


Plans


29 50


Supplies


79 03


Amount carried forward,


$51,883 39


.


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


217


218


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


Boiler inspection


5 00


Laundry


61 74


Repairing lawn mower


2 00


Wreath


20 00


Freight and express


10 48


1,778 55


REPAIRS ON BUILDINGS.


Carpentry


$46 50


Plumbing


17 77


Painting


12 10


Repairing awnings


26 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$ 38 92


Telephones


143 29


Water


56 37


Expenses


20 19


Justice of the peace


1 25


Ice


10 50


Clock


10 00


Medical


3 00


Towels


8 50


292 02


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.


Equipment and repairs


$559 68


Fire alarm boxes


802 00


Hose


362 60


Manholes


42 00


Apparatus


157 87


Carpentry


191 55


Labor


26 20


2,141 90


Pine street fire alarm box . ·


223 17


$30,201 86


Sealer of Weights and Measures.


SALARY.


Sealer


$300 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage $ 6 85


Printing and advertising


15 10


Carfares and teams


77 00


Dies, seals, measures and tools


52 54


Supplies


.


3 08


Express


43


.


155 00


455 00


Amount carried forward,


$82,540 25


1


.


.


.


.


$51,883 39


102 37


·


.


219


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$82,540 25


Moth Department.


SALARY AND WAGES.


Superintendent


$1,377 75


Labor


2,842 00


$4,219 75


OTHER EXPENSES.


Telephone


$ 18 20


Insecticides


186 25


Hardware and tools


34 78


Teams


198 00


Freight


6 45


Supplies .


50 25


Gasoline and oil


79 93


Water


50 00


Hose


30 00


Storage and sprayer


24 00


Repairing sprayer


62 41


Damages, poultry


30 80


Pump


5 00


Repairing ladder


3 00


779 07


4,998 82


Tree Warden Department.


SALARY.


Warden


$ 150 00


Labor


1,046 50


$1,196 50


OTHER EXPENSES.


Hardware and tools


$ 6 66


Teams


250 00


Trees


·


10 00


Loam


20 00


286 66


1,483 16


Forest Warden Department.


WAGES.


Labor


$245 66


Teams


15 00


Transmitter wheel


3 00


263 66


Amount carried forward,


$89,285 89


.


220


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$89,285 89


Summary of Protection of Persons and Property.


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance Overdraft $1,281 06


Police


$25,000 00


$26,281 06


Building Inspector


450 00


450 00


Dog Officer


150 00


147 00


$ 3 00


Fire


30,225 00


30,201 86


23 14


Sealer of Weights and Measures


455 00


455 00


Moth


5,000 00


4,998 82


1 18


Tree Warden


1,485 00


1,483 16


1 84


Forest Warden


100 00


263 66


163 66


$62,865 00


$64,280 56


$29 16


$1,444 72


HEALTH AND SANITATION. Health Department. General Administration.


SALARY AND WAGES.


Chairman on account


·


$ 100 00


Associates on account


200 00


Agent and clerk


1,859 00


Assistant clerk


30 00


Stationery and postage


10 93


Printing and advertising


96 85


Telephone


26 20


$2,322 98


QUARANTINE.


Board and treatment


$ 44 50


Medical attendance


142 00


Diphtheria boxes


38 34


224 84


TUBERCULOSIS.


Board and treatment


383 25


VITAL STATISTICS.


Recording births


$249 00


Recording deaths


109 00


358 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Sanitary inspector


$535 00


Fumigation


50 13


Analysis and tests


347 00


Storage of ambulance


12 00


Marriages, returns


48 50


Health week


.


35 00


Wreath


20 00


Supplies


21 45


Express


9 19


.


Amount carried forward,


$89,285 89


1922]


221


Amount brought forward,


$89,285 89


Membership fee milk council


25 00


Milk boxes and refrigerator


85 65


Milk samples


27 73


Labor


1 00


Ice


46 00


Repairing desk


. .


6 50


Inspector of animals


100 00


1,370 15


4,659 22


Health and School Nurse.


Salary


1.040 00


Expenses


40 00


1,080 00


Sewers and Drains, Maintenance and Operation.


ADMINISTRATION.


Commissioners


$350 00


Clerk


260 00


Telephone


48 05


GENERAL.


Labor


1,669 62


CONNECTIONS.


Labor


83 53


Pipe and fittings


5 36


88 89


PUMPING STATION.


Engineers and firemen


3,120 00


Fuel and light


1,620 41


Equipment and repairs


226 44


4,966 85


ALL OTHERS.


Disinfectant


$ 15 00


Water


236 18


Express


6 46


Oil and water


54 06


Supplies


7 20


Loam and grass seed


10 15


Map


17 75


Teams


10 00


356 80


$7,740 21


Amount carried forward,


$102,765 32


.


.


.


.


.


$658 05


.


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


222


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$102,765 32


BROOKS.


Labor


112 50


Teams


.


5 00


Pipe and cement


9 53


127 03


PARTICULAR SEWERS.


House connections


$400 61


Pipe


99 95


$500 56


Refuse and Garbage.


ASHES, GARBAGE AND NIGHT SOIL.


Ashes contract


$3,499 60


Extra work


72 00


Garbage contract


5,383 08


Night soil


95 00


Barrels


·


$9,069 18


CARE OF BEACHES.


Care of offal at beaches


$416 00


Painting dory


8 20


Cleaning beaches


481 50


Burying dead animals


25 50


Wheelbarrow


7 50


Supplies


13 50


952 20


10,021 38


Summary of Health and Sanitation.


Appropriation Expenditure Balance Overdraft


Health


$4,661 25


$4,659 22


$ 2 03


Health and School Nurse


1,114 00


1,080 00


34 00


Sewers


8,200 00


7,740 21


459 79


Brooks


500 00


127 03


372 97


Particular Sewers


500 00


500 56


$ 56


Refuse and Garbage


9,691 00


10,021 38


330 38


$24,666 25


$24,128 40


$868 79


$330 94


Highways and Bridges. Administration.


SALARIES.


Superintendent


$2,160 00


Clerk


·


200 00


Telephone


.


.


22 36


$2,382 36


Amount carried forward,


$113,414 29


.


19 50


223


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$113,414 29


GENERAL.


Labor


$24,363 68


Teams


4,437 50


Equipment and repairs


1,294 46


Hay, grain and straw


2,205 98


Broken stone


569 95


Blasting


420 00


33,291 57


ALL OTHERS.


Coal


$336 11


Electricity


49 08


Supplies .


37 11


Disinfectant


6 25


Medical


73 00


Express


12 99


Kerosene oil


57 35


Signs


27 00


Gasoline and alcohol


451 00


Repairing fence and steps


76 35


Damage claim


41 75


Automobile registration


70 00


Lumber


19 90


Cotton waste


13 00


Cement


120 60


Horseshoeing


594 41


House numbering


53 84


Veterinary


26 00


2,065 74


SEAL COATING.


Tarvia and cold patch


2,000 00


HORSES.


One pair


500 00


SAND SHED


2,514 95


SNOW AND ICE.


Labor


$4,792 50


Teams


876 50


Salt


18 00


5,687 00


$48,441 62


Street Water and Oiling.


WATER.


Teams


$635 00


Water


100 27


$735 27


Amount carried forward,


$161,855 91


224


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$161,855 91


OIL.


Advertising


$ 6 80


Labor


42 50


Teams


125 00


Oil


3,616 74


Freight


335 60


Repairing pump


13 13


4,139 77


4,875 04


SIDEWALKS AND CURBING.


Advertising


$ : 00


Labor


642 00


Teams


431 00


Blasting


47 69


Tar walks


1,607 30


Granolithic walks


40 50


Sand


209 20


2,983 74


STREET CONSTRUCTION.


Labor


$1,992 50


Grates and frames


85 70


Cement


13 60


Freight


5 07


2,096 87


STREET LIGHTS.


Contract


17,558 76


CONTINUOUS SIDEWALKS.


Advertising


$ 12 75


Lines and grades


20 00


Curbing


1,413 35


Granolithic walks


1,942 56


Setting curbing


508 68


Tar walks


81 24


3,978 58


FOREST AVENUE.


Labor


$1,077 50


Teams


160 00


Blasting


1,034 20


2,271 70


ESSEX STREET BRIDGE.


Advertising


.


$ 10 18


Labor


106 66


Lumber


660 39


Sawdust


13 00


.


790 23


Amount carried forward,


$196,410 83


225


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$196,410 83


BURRILL AND COLUMBIA STREETS.


Land


$ 75 00


Recording deed


4 00


Contract


270 00


Shrubs


40 00


Fence


50 00


Tar concrete walk


45 82


484 82


Summary of Highways and Bridges.


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


Overdraft


Highways


$48,838 00


$48,441 62


$396 38


Street Water and Oiling


5,000 00


4,875 04


124 96


Sidewalks and Curbing


.


3,000 00


2,983 74


16 26


Street Construction


2,000 00


2,096 87


$96 87


Street Lights


19,500 00


17,558 76


1,941 24


Continuous Sidewalks


5,036 13


3,978 58


1,057 55


Forest Avenue


4,667 65


2,271 70


2,395 95


Essex Street Bridge


1,200 00


790 23


409 77


Burrill and Columbia Street


600 00


484 82


115 18


Curbing Puritan Road


425 00


425 00


Roy Street


300 00


300 00


Burpee Road


500 00


500 00


$91,066 78


$83,481 36


$7,682 29


$96 87


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS. Poor Department.


ADMINISTRATION.


Chairman


150 00


Associates


200 00


Clerk


100 00


Stationery


9 91


Telephone


41 05


Typewriting


2 00


$ 502 96


OUTSIDE RELIEF BY TOWN.


Groceries and provisions


$2,182 19


Coal and wood .


.


344 01


Board and care .


198 50


Medical attendance


110 67


State institutions


730 00


Rent


373 50


Clothing


16 20


Taxi


3 50


Water rates


22 00


3,980 57


Amount carried forward,


$196,895 65


226


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$196,895 65


RELIEF BY OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.


Cities


$1,313 55


Towns


.


82 90


1,396 45


MOTHERS' AID.


Town .


843 00


6,722 98


State Aid, Civil War.


Cash aid .


1,392 50


Cash aid


375 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Cash aid


3,111 00


Fuel


·


.


521 00


Medical attendance and medicine


83 79


3,787 38


PENSIONS.


School, fire, police and highway


2,899 62


Summary of Charities and Soldiers' Benefits.


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


Overdraft $222 98


Poor


$6,500 00


$6,722 98


State Aid


1,700 00


1,392 50


$ 307 50


Military aid


1,000 00


375 00


625 00


Soldiers' Relief


6,000 00


3,787 38


2,212 62


Pensions


3,000 00


2,899 62


100 38


$18,200 00


$15,177 48 $3,245 50


$222 98


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARY. School Department.


ADMINISTRATION.


Superintendent


$3,999 96


Clerk


240 00


Stenographers


1,375 00


Attendance officer


200 00


Stationery and postage


61 57


Telephone


363 86


Traveling expenses


307 57


Agency fee


80 00


Advertising


20 13


Express


8 30


Principal's clerk


36 23


$ 6,692 62


Amount carried forward,


$212,073 13


·


71 59


Groceries and provisions


Military Aid, World War.


227


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$212,073 13


TEACHERS' SALARIES.


High


$20,339 96


Elementary


57,578 28


Substitutes


323 00


Coach


1,400 00


Manual training


2,100 00


Domestic science


1,370 00


Music


1,610 00


Physical training


3,530 00


Drawing


1,570 00


Night school


91 00


Baseball


75 00


89,987 24


TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES.


High School.


Text and reference books .


$1,213 61


Supplies


195 80


1,409 41


ELEMENTARY.


Text and reference books .


$2,521 17


Supplies


2,813 55


5,334 72


TUITION.


High


$ 60 00


Elementary


392 00


452 00


TRANSPORTATION.


Elementary


800 00


JANITORS' SERVICE.


High


$2,117 50


Elementary


5,307 58


7,425 08


FUEL AND LIGHT.


High


$ 639 05


Elementary


4,467 43


MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


High.


Repairs


·


.


$182 85


Janitors' supplies


.


88 23


Water


.


.


303 13


Flags


.


24 12


598 33


Amount carried forward,


$212,073 13


.


.


5,106 48


228


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$212,073 13


Elementary.


Repairs


$2,803 56


Janitors' supplies


357 57


Water


743 11


Express


3 00


Labor


25 00


Granolithic walk


420 00


Flags


15 49


4,367 73


FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS.


High


$ 25 85


Elementary


. .


1,719 26


Typewriters


.


.


2,269 69


OTHER EXPENSES.


Diplomas


$ 36 00


Miscellaneous printing


·


295 26


Medical


436 50


Supplies


88 80


Express


40 79


Basket ball


11 37


Groceries


116 72


Advertising


6 64


Ice


24 88


Tuning piano


3 50


Horizontal bar


115 22


Saws


27 82


Domestic science


229 84


Map


17 75


Laundry


3 58


Botanical supplies


117 19


Tools


12 32


Labor


00


Investigating heating plant .


212 64


Teachers' refund


75 00


Window boxes


27 40


Stop watch


12 50


Draft appliance for chimney


1,042 00


Football suits and supplies .


700 26


Lathe and chuck


273 53


Manual training supplies


938 09


·


4,867 60


$129,310 90


Amount carried forward,


$341,384 03


.


524 58


229


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$341,384 03


Library Department.


SALARIES AND WAGES.


Librarian


.


$1,199 99


Assistants


1,552 58


Janitor


.


$3,712 57


BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.


Books


$715 18


Periodicals


35 43


750 61


BINDING.


Books


331 65


FUEL AND LIGHT.


Fuel


$265 65


Light


300 64


566 29


BUILDING.


Janitors' supplies


$ 33 33


Water


·


19 32


Covering steps .


144 00


Truck and ash barrel


12 35


Telephone


33 55


242 55


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and printing


$119 38


Directory


6 00


Supplies


22 29


Express


·


14 30


Cheese cloth


4 20


166 17


Petty cash .


$5,769 84 15 00


Summary of Schools and Library.


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


School


$130,000 00 $129,310 90


$689 10


Library


5,800 00 5,784 84


15 16


Library Building


308 59


308 59


$136,108 59 $135,095 74


$1,012 85


.


960 00


.


.


Amount carried forward,


$347,168 87


230


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$347,168 87


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED. Parks and Playgrounds.


ADMINISTRATION.


Secretary


$ 100 00


Superintendent, Blaney's Beach .


624 00


Superintendent, on account


1,500 00


Telephone


48 76


Stationery


.


.


7 75


Electric light


7 05


$2,287 56


Blaney's Beach Reservation.


Repairs


46 51


Fire gun


12 93


Express


4 60


Photographs


14 00


Water


67 37


Moving raft


41 50


Police


6 25


Labor .


6 25


Мар


14 25


Matting ·


10 50


Lifeguard


190 00


Repairing lawn mower


2 75


.


556 91


Monument Avenue Reservation.


Labor


$124 45


Plants and dressing


469 25


Tools


7 11


Water and pipe


36 88


Express


·


650 19


Paradise Road.


Labor


$ 11 25


Lumber


7 14


Repairs-flagpole


12 00


Water


172 00


Lime


.


3 00


205 39


Amount carried forward,


$347,168 87


.


.


.


12 50


231


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$347,168 87


Jackson Park.


Labor


$ 43 50


Police


44 39


Toboggan slide


388 62


Tools


5 61


Oil .


2 30


Electric light


20 33


Loam


142 00


Ashes


42 00


Water


22 00


Signs


3 50


Photography


20 25


Repairs-flagpole


25 00


Baseball bases


6 05


Express


12 50


778 05


Phillips Park.


Labor


$565 45


Skating rink


119 00


Signs


8 00


Ashes


24 00


Wheelbarrow


7 85


Loam


300 00


Baseball bases


6 05


Repairs to horse-drawn lawn mower


79 25


1,109 60


$5,587 70


American Legion Room.


Electric work


$ 82 87


Stove


.


15 00


Painting


85 05


Plumbing


106 04


Carpentry


199 82


Mason


6 60


Labor


1 30


496 68


Metropolitan Park Maintenance.


Assessment . 6,562 39


Amount carried forward,


$359,815 65


·


232


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$359,815 65


Printing Town Reports.


Advertising


.


$ 4 20


Stenographer


.


·


15 00


Halftone


9 50


Typewriting


2 50


Distribution


55 00


Editing


100 00


Printing


1,032 38


.


1,218 58


Memorial Day.


Post 118, G. A. R.


300 00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday.


Expenses, Memorial Sunday


187 25


Heat and Light, G. A. R. Hall.


Heat and light


300 00


Insurance.


Premiums


Victory Celebration.


Postage on books


11 16


Property damages


770 15


Tuberculosis Hospital.


Assessment


2,024 44


Bond .


40 00


Monument Lot.


Caretaker


50 00


District Nurse.


Visiting Nurse Association


300 00


Armistice Day.


Band


100 00


Mary A. Durgin Claim.


Personal damage claim


750 00


Amount carried forward,


$367,514 87


.


1,647 65


Day Claim.


Trust Fund Commissioners.


233


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$367,514 87


July 4, 1922, Celebration.


Bands


$330 00


Flags


88 82


Prizes


104 11


Refreshments


164 65


Express


32 39


Labor


28 80


Lumber


14 39


Shoes, baseballs and bathing suits


48 87


Balloons and horns


72 62


Decorating bandstand


20 00


Light


12 42


Supplies


68 83


985 90


Summary of Recreation and Unclassified.


Appropriation Expenditure


Balance


Park


$5,600 00


$5,587 70


$ 12 30


American Legion room


500 00


496 68


3 32


Metropolitan Park maintenance


6,562 39


6,562 39


Printing town reports


1,218 58


1,218 58


Memorial Day


300 00


300 00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


200 00


187 25


12 75


Heat and light, G. A. R. hall


300 00


300 00


Insurance


2,000 00


1,647 65


352 35


Victory celebration


247 97


111 16


136 81


Day claim


770 15


770 15


Tuberculosis Hospital


2,024 44


2,024 44


Trust Fund commissioners


40 00


40 00


Monument lot


50 00


50 00


District Nurse


300 00


300 00


Mary A. Durgin claim


750 00


750 00


July 4th, 1922


1,000 00


985 90


14 1C


Municipal insurance


402 00


402 0C


$22,265 53


21,331 90


$933 63


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES. Water Department.


ADMINISTRATION.


Commissioners


$ 350 00


Superintendent


2,160 00


Clerks


1,923 26


Stationery and postage


137 99


Printing and advertising


19 10


Telephone


57 09


Supplies


16 20


Typewriting


5 00


$4,668 64


Amount carried forward,


-


$368,500 77


.


·


.


.


.


234


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$368,500 77


GENERAL.


Labor


$ 7,842 12


Labor on and reading meters


2,865 50


Teams


57 75


Pipe and hydrants


10,997 98


Meters and fittings


1,556 19


Gasoline


246 33


Freight


358 43


Connections


13


Supplies


41 42


Gas and electricity


10 54


Medical


23 00


Coal


79 80


Lumber


45 23


Express


149 99


Fire guns


20 29


Sealer of Weights and Measures .


62


Cement


94 40


Repairing safe .


5 00


Repairing automobile truck


507 68


Water privilege


5 00


Tools


193 82


Subscription


7 00


Lead


163 30


Jute


67 62


Shield for furnace


10 50


Advertising


16 15


Garage doors


13 30


Meter box


5 00


Castings .


27 88


Box rent


15 00


Refunds, overcharge


23 17


Bonds


54 00


Taxes


68 00


25,581 14


METROPOLITAN ASSESSMENTS.


Maintenance


$4,567 45


Interest


9,561 76


Sinking fund


1,372 07


Serial bond


318 70


15,819 98


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT.


Water bonds


$7,200 00


Interest


.


.


9,236 25


Sinking fund


.


.


2,000 00


18,436 25


64,506 01


Amount carried forward,


$433,006 78


·


.


.


.


.


.


.


235


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$433,006 78


Cemetery Department.


SALARY AND WAGES.


Superintendent


$ 950 00


Labor


1,575 00


$2,525 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Loam and grass seed


$48 00


Shrubs


85 00


Markers


8 40


Tools


53 80


Paint and oil


20 05


Water


27 27


Telephone


22 61


Painting shed


50 00


Nickleplating lowering device


15 00


Repairs


86 16


Sharpening lawn mowers


5 00


Express .


2 96


Printing cards


4 00


Lawn dressing


36 00


Police


6 25


Weed killer


7 50


Crushed stone


12 60


490 60


3,015 60


Summary of Public Service Enterprises.


Water


$72,836 36


Expenditure $64,506 01 3,015 60


$8,330 35 9 40


$75,861 36


$67,521 61


$8,339 75


Interest and Maturing Debt.


Interest on loans in anticipation of


revenue


·


$ 9,500 07


Interest on general debt


.


15,769 70


Interest on sewer bonds


9,475 75


Interest on Metropolitan Park as- sessment .


3,351 42


Loans in anticipation of revenue


$380,000 00


General debt maturing


39,100 00


Sewer bonds


15,850 00


Metropolitan sinking fund


·


352 68


Metropolitan serial bonds


·


330 83


435,633 51


$909,752 93


Amount carried forward,


38,096 94


.


3,025 00


Cemetery


Appropriation


Balance


236


TOWN DOCUMENTS


. [Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$909,752 83


AGENCY.


State tax


$32,280 00


County tax


25,758 35


Department of Accounts


2,143 83


Highway tax


541 14


Soldiers' exemption


25 43


Poll tax


6,063 00


66,811 75


REFUNDS.


Sewer assessment


$ 23 06


National Bank tax


5 44


Equalization claim


22 17


Cemetery lot £


50 00


Real estate tax


120 72


Corporation tax


10 17


231 56


TRANSFER.


Emergency water


106 75


TRUST FUNDS.


Joanna Morse library fund


$397 97


Phillips medal fund


37 38


Cemetery lots


213 25


Ellen R. Whittle fund


95 00


Municipal insurance fund


148 75


Chlotilda Farrar fund


250 00


1,142 35


Cemetery Lots Investment Funds.


Perpetual care


2,453 50


NON-REVENUE. Emergency Water.


Labor


$ 15 50


Trenching


1,001 95


Pipe and hydrants


1,471 14


Teaming


16 35


$2,504 94


Forest Avenue Water Pipe.


Pipe and fittings


$1,694 21


Teaming and freight


47 20


Advertising


10 20


Labor


196 00


Trenching


.


1,598 52


3,546 13


Amount carried forward,


$986,549 81


.


.


237


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$986,549 81


Morton Road Water Pipe.


Labor


$


200 21


Blasting


609 90


Pipe and fittings


1,520 39


2,330 50


Francis Road Water Pipe.


Labor


$ 25 00


Stock and labor


58 64


Pipe and fittings


153 30


236 94


Lawrence Road Water Pipe.


Labor


$ 30 50


Trenching


73 79


Pipe and fittings


214 13


318 42


Elmwood Road Water Pipe.


Labor


$ 91 25


Trenching


.


202 80


Pipe and fittings


424 16


718 21


Bradlee Avenue Water Pipe.


Labor


$ 30 50


Trenching


106 22


Pipe and fittings


355 59


492 31


Emergency Sewer.


Pipe and labor


604 60


Franklin Avenue Water Pipe.


Labor


$ 152 75


Trenching


863 57


Pipe and fittings


1,099 65


2,115 97


Fuller Avenue Water Pipe.


Labor


$120 00


Contract on account


550 00


Pipe and fittings


645 00


1,315 00


Amount carried forward,


$994,681 76


238


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$994,681 767


Cherry Street Sewer.


Advertising


$ 15 30


Express .


50


Contract


1,523 53


Pans .


13 50


Pipe


11 36


1,566 19


Hillcrest Circle Sewer.


Pipe and labor


255 11


Stacey Brook.


Advertising


$ 58 42


Typewriting


16 50


Contract


10,047 44


Catch basins


48 88


Lumber


57 60


10,228 84


Burrill Street.


Advertising


$ 13 60


Manhole ring and cover


·


18 00


Garage hire


6 00


Contract .


7,888 94


Tar concrete


131 65


Coal


13 00


8,071 19


Atlantic Avenue.


Balance of contract


$100 00


Pipe and labor


561 32


661 32


Humphrey Street.


Advertising


$ 15 30


Relocating pole


10 52


Contract .


15,794 93


15,820 75


Palmer School.


Advertising


$ 11 05


Architect


1,014 24


Building contract


14,653 25


Amount carried forward,


$1,031,285 16


239


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1922]


Amount brought forward,


$1,031,285 16


Heating contract on account


2,283 10


Extra work


68 72


18,030 36


Machon School.


Balance of contract 2,092 42


Transfers.


Excess and Deficiency to Revenue . $12,000 00


Excess and Deficiency to Overdrawn Accounts · 7,698 29


Contingent Fund to Mary A. Durgin Damage Claim


750 00


Contingent Fund to Collector of Taxes


479 69


Contingent Fund to American Legion Room


500 00


Contingent Fund to Monument Lot


50 00


Contingent Fund to Park Department


400 00


Emergency Water to Francis Road Water .


245 39


Emergency Water to Bradlee Avenue Water


276 98


Emergency Water to Hillcrest Circle Water


317 51


Emergency Water to Plymouth Avenue Water


297 24


Emergency Water to Millett Road Water


33 65


Emergency Water to Thorndike Terrace Water


69 06


Emergency Water to Mountwood Road Water


247 96


Emergency Water to Essex Terrace Water


206 95


Emergency Water to Barnstable Street Water


205 64


Emergency Water to Payton Terrace Water


60 65


Emergency Water to Belmont Avenue Water


162 25


Morton Avenue Water to Water


1,520 39


Lawrence Road Water to Water


214 13


Bradlee Avenue Water to Water


355 59


Franklin Avenue Water to Water Elmwood Road Water to Water


424 16


Francis Road Water to Water


153 30


Fuller Avenue Water to Water


645 00


Forest Avenue Water to Water


836 38


Trust and Investment Funds to Cemetery Lots


Fund


2,453 50


Trust and Investment Funds to Chlotilda Farrar Fund


250 00


Trust and Investment Funds to Joanna Morse Library Fund Income 338 06 · Trust and Investment Funds Income to Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income 104 90


Trust and Investment Funds Income to Mary L. Thomson Library Fund Income 54 21


Amount carried forward,


$1,051,407 94


1,099 65


240


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward,


$1,051,407 94


Trust and Investment Funds Income to Cemetery Lots Fund Income .


521 48


Trust and Investment Funds Income to A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Lot Income, Private 8 93


Trust and Investment Funds Income to A. F. Nesbitt Cemetery Lot Income, General 14 52


Trust and Investment Funds Income to Municipal Insurance Fund Income 175 29


Trust and Investment Funds Income to Phillips Medal Fund Income


87 53


Joanna Morse Library Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income


856 50


Cemetery Lots Fund Income to Trust and In- vestment Fund Income


213 25


Phillips Medal Fund Income to Trust and In- vestment Fund Income


70 03


34,398 06


Water Loan Sinking Fund to Net Bonded Debt


8,618 46


Balance December 31, 1922


46,067 08


$1,140,491 54


Summary of Non-Revenue.


Appropriation: Expenditure


Balance


Humphrey Street Widening


$ 541 46


$


541 46


Military Equipment


6 45


6 45


Machon School


2,092 42


$2,092 42


Emergency Water


4,550 61


2,504 94


2,045 67


Burrill Street


9,574 60


8,071 19


1,503 41




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