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There has been one case of rabies in town during the year. This dog was destroyed and its head sent to Harvard Medical School for examination. A positive report was returned.
Respectfully submitted, FRANK B. STRATTON, Dog Officer.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31st, 1923.
154
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN :-
I herewith submit my report from January 1, 1923, to December 31, 1923.
Your sealer performed all such duties that fell within the scope of this department. The various measuring devices were tested, and sealed or condemned accordingly. It is with pleasure that the few com- plaints received were disposed of satisfactorily to all parties concerned.
The new laws, along with special instructions received from the Department of Standards, were given special attention. The most important change was on commodities formerly sold by dry measure and which will hereafter be sold by weight or count. This includes most all vegetables and fruits, nuts, etc. This eliminates all fraudu- lent attempts, such as partly or loosely filled measures or using meas- ures not of standard capacity.
A better idea can be obtained of the work done by this department in the following summary :-
Tested
Sealed
Ad- justed
Con- demned
Platform scales over 5,000 lbs.
6
6
0
0
Platform scales under 5,000 lbs.
27
26
1
0
Counter scales over 100 lbs.
1
1
0
0
Counter scales under 100 lbs.
40
40
0
0
Beam scales over 100 lbs.
2
2
0
0
Spring scales over 100 lbs.
1
1
0
0
Spring scales under 100 lbs.
32
31
1
0
Computing scales
22
22
0
0
Personal scales
8
7
0
1
Prescription scales
4
4
0
0
Avoirdupois weights .
213
209
4
0
Apothecary weights
100
100
0
0
Metric weights
18
18
0
0
Liquid measures
72
72
0
0
Dry measures
9
9
0
0
Gasoline pumps
38
31
3
4
Quantity stops
119
119
0
0
Yard measures
2
2
0
0
714
700
9
5
Trial Weighing
Tested
Correct
Under
Over
Coke in bags
164
156
8
0
Coal in bags
279
263
5
11
Ice
1
0
1
0
Flour
299
278
16
5
Butter
56
56
0
0
Dry commodities
2,873
2,686
115
72
Fruit and vegetables
72
56
3
13
Bread
178
169
5
4
Confectionery
604
604
0
0
4,526
4,368
153
105
.
1923]
REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
155
Inspections
Hawkers' and peddlers' licenses
6
Junk dealers' licenses Gasoline pump licenses
6
14
Cash on hand January 1, 1923
$ 6 71
Amount collected
59 17
$65 88
Paid Treasurer
$55 00
Uncollected bills
4 41
Cash on hand December 31, 1923
6 47
$65 88
Inspections
Several stores were visited on different occasions and general con- ditions of the scales, weights, etc., were noted. Several tests of gaso- lin pumps were made and several were found falling short. Being old pumps, with parts pretty well worn, they were condemned. These were replaced by new, up-to-date pumps.
Re-Weighings
Stores were visited and reweighings made of packages of goods and goods put up by clerks. Carelessness is responsible for a large share of incorrect weighing. Others are caused by leaky containers, while evaporation or absorption varies the weight of the other commodities. These defects were made good either by the merchant or the manu- facturer. It has not been the policy of this department to burden the merchant with unnecessary hardships, but to co-operate with and help in executing the laws.
In conclusion I desire to express my appreciation to all those who in any way assisted me in the discharge of my duties as Sealer.
Administration
I recommend for the ensuing year the following :-
Sealer of Weights and Measures
$300 00
Printing and books, etc.
30 00
Teaming and help
75 00
Miscellaneous
50 00
$455 00
Respectfully submitted,
C. WALTER BURRILL, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
SWAMPSCOTT, MASS., December 31, 1923.
2
156
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Report of Trustees of the Public Library
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
The Public Library, like the other town agencies, emphasizes the progress of life and the growth of this community in a country that moves but one way, and that ahead.
This growth in the last few years has made necessary the addition of steel stack with capacity for about one thousand more books. This has also made it possible to rearrange the classes of books so as to thus facilitate their use by the public.
The demands for reference work have been constant the past year, particularly during the period while the schools are in session, and such work seems to be on an increasing scale.
The use of all books taxes their binding and provides a growing item of expense, especially because of the fact that books are not bound at the present time, as well as formerly.
A bill was presented to the legislature of 1923 providing that the money received from fines be used for the purchase of new books for libraries. Your trustees joined with others in urging the passage of this bill, but the legislative committee was the one on municipal finance and not a committee on libraries, hence the act failed of passage.
Through our Library a collection of one hundred and fifty books and eight packages of magazines was made for the use of the American Merchant Marine Library.
The Library is used by adults and scholars on Sunday afternoons for study and reading and serves many who are unable to use the Library during the week days.
The Story Telling Hour at the Library on Sunday afternoons dur- ing the winter months has proved very successful. There have been from forty to sixty children in attendance at each meeting. Mrs. Elgar Townsend, Mrs. James Walker and Mrs. Norman Dillingham have given their services to this work and the board takes this oppor- tunity to express its thanks and appreciation of their kindness.
Report of the Librarian-Miss Sarah L. Honors.
1923
CIRCULATION Adult
Fiction
26,322
Non-Fiction
4,545
30,867
1923]
REPORT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUSTEES
157
Juvenile
Fiction
13,080
Non-Fiction
2,100
15,180
Current periodicals
759
Total
46,806
Number of books added
292
Books in Library, Jan. 1, 1924
14,472
New Periodicals added: Vogue.
Fine receipts turned over to Town Treasurer
$286.50
The trustees and librarian gratefully acknowledge gifts of books from the following residents of Swampscott:
American Chemical Society, Prize Essay Committee; Dr. C. H. Bangs, Humphrey Street; Mr. Joseph Barnes, Monument Avenue; Miss Mary Brogan, Grant Road; Mrs. C. Maxwell Green, Manton Road; Mr. Charles Hobbs, Humphrey Street; Mr. Thomas Hunt, Tu- pelo Road; Rev. L. H. VanLeeuwen, Norwood, Mass .; Miss Dorothy Hill.
Respectfully submitted,
F. KEELER RICE, LOUISE C. STANLEY, ELIHU THOMSON, Board of Trustees of the Public Library.
SWAMPSCOTT, December 31st, 1923.
158
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Treasurer's Report
James W. Libby, Treasurer.
In account with the Town of Swampscott, for the year ended Decem- ber 31, 1923.
Balance on hand January 1, 1923
$46,067 08
RECEIPTS.
Tax Collector.
Taxes
$513,854 88
Water receipts
54,327 78
Sewer assessments
539 00
Sidewalk and Curbing
848 82
Miscellaneous receipts
5,732 05
575,302 53
Temporary Loans.
Notes discounted at 3.99%
$40,000 00
Notes discounted at 4.16%
100,000 00
Notes discounted at 4.08%
100,000 00
Notes discounted at 4.14%
50,000 00
290,000 00
Bonds and Notes, Issued and Sold.
Water Loan, Acts of 1923, 21st Issue.
Serial Coupon Notes 41/4 %
$15,000 00
Sewer Loan, Acts of 1920, 1923 Issue. Serial Coupon Notes 41/4 %
9,000 00
Water Loan, Acts of 1916, 20th Issue.
Serial Coupon Notes 41/4 %
4,000 00
Premiums at 100.241
67 48
Accrued Interest
42 97
28,110 45
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Income tax, 1923
$49,813 92
General School Fund
11,687 50
Corporation tax, Public Service, 1923
6,516 23
National Bank tax
6,182 45
Corporation tax, Business
6,094 76
Income tax, 1922
2,824 50
State Aid
1,330 00
Income tax, 1921
1,329 00
Corporation tax, Public Service, 1922
917 18
Amount carried forward
$939,480 06
159
REPORT OF TREASURER
1923]
Amount brought forward
$939,480 06
Street Railway tax
505 42
Mothers with dependent children
319 74
Income tax, 1920
273 00
Corporation tax, Domestic 1921
256 47
Temporary Aid
211 51
Department of Education
203 75
Contagious Diseases
202 00
Military Aid
157 50
Tuition of children
16 89
88,841 82
Estate of Ellen E. Andrews. Memorial Chapel Bequest
30,500 00
District Court of Southern Essex.
Fines collected
621 20
County of Essex.
Dog tax
476 11
Trust Funds.
Joanna Morse Library Fund
398 49
Perpetual care of Cemetery
239 00
Municipal Insurance
148 75
Phillips School Medal Fund
35 64
821 88
Interest on Bank Deposits.
General Accounts
$2,616 99
Water Department
419 86
3,036 85
Total
$1,063,777 92
Less.
Treasurery warrants honored and paid numbered from 1 to 3,818 inclusive
969,993 25
Balance on hand in banks, December 31, 1923
$93,784 67
160
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Bonds and Notes Payable.
ISSUED INSIDE DEBT LIMIT
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount
Class.
Time
in Years.
Rate.
When payable.
146
May 25, 1904
Lynn Inst. Sav'gs Com. of Mass. Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$6,500 00
A
20
3 60-100
May 25, 1924
164
July 15, 1905
3,300 00
B
I9
3 50-100
15, 1924
57
Aug. I, 19II
1,000 00
B
I3
4
Aug. 1, 1924
58
Aug. 1, 19II
1,000 00
B
I3
4
1, 1924
59
Aug. 1, 19II
1,000 00
B
I3
4
I, 1924
60
Aug.
I, 19II
1,000 00
B
I3
4
1, 1924
6I
Aug.
I, IgII
=
1,000 00
B
14
4
1, 1925
62
Aug.
I, 19II
=
1,000 00
B
14
4
1, 1925
63
Aug.
I, IQII
=
1,000 00
B
14
4
1, 1925
64
Aug.
1, 19II
66
=
1,000 00
B
I5
4
1, 1926
66
Aug.
I, IQII
1,000 00
B
IS
4
1, 1926
67
Aug.
I, IQII
=
1,000 00
B
IS
4
1, 1926
68
Aug.
1, 19II
=
1,000 00
B
I6
4
I, 1927
70
Aug.
I, IgII
16
=
B
I6
4
1, 1927
72
Aug.
I, III
1,000 00
B
I6
4
1, 1927
73
Aug.
I, 19II
1,000 00
B
I7
4
1, 1928
74
Aug.
I, IQII
=
=
B
I7
4
1, 1928
75
Aug.
I, IQII
1,000 00
B
I
4
1, 1928
76
Aug.
I, IQII
1,000 00
I7
4
1, 1028
77
Aug.
I, IQII
=
B
I8
4
1, 1929
79
Aug.
I, 19II
"
1,000 00
B
18
4
I, 1929
81
Aug.
1, 19II
1,000 00
B
I9
4
1, 1930
82
Aug.
I, IQII
=
1,000 00
B
4
1, 1930
84
Aug.
1, 19II
1,000 00
B
4
1, 1930
85
Aug.
1, 19II
1,000 00
2C
4
1, 193I
86
Aug.
I, IQII
=
1,000 00
B
20
4
1, 193I
87
Aug.
1, 19II
1,000 00
B
20
4
1, 1931
88
Aug.
I, IQII
1,000 00
B
2C
4
=
I, 1924
13
May
1, 1912
200 00
I3
4
1, 1925
I4
May
1, 1912
200 00
I4
1
=
1, 1927
16
May
1, 1912
=
200 00
I7
4
1, 1929
18
May
1, 1912
200 00
18
4
I, 1930
IQ
May
1, 1912
200 00
I9
4
I, 193I
20
May
1, 1912
200 00
20
4
1, 1932
2I
May
1, 1912
=
200 00
22
4
1, 1934
23
May
1, 1912
200 00
23
4
1, 1935
24
May
1, 1912
200 00
24
4
1, 1936
25
May
1, 1912
200 00
25
4
1, 1937
26
May
1, 1912
200 00
20
4
27
May
1, 1912
-
200 00
L
28
4
May
1, 1940
20
May
1, 1912
200 00
29
4
1, 1941
I2
July
1, 1913
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
500 00
O
II
412
1, 1924
13
July
1, 1913
4
500 00
O
12
4/2
I, 1925
14
July
1, 1913
500 00
O
13
412
1, 192
July
1, 1913
500 00
O
14
4/2
1, 1927
I6
July
1, 1913
500 00
O
15
4/2
I, 1928
=
1,000 00
B
I6
4
1, 1927
71
Aug.
1, 19II
1,000 00
1,000 00
B
18
4
1, 1929
78
Aug.
I, IQII
1,000 00
B
18
4
1, 1929
8c
Aug.
I, III
1,000 00
B
I9
4
1, 1930
83
Aug.
I, IQII
Com. of Mass.
200 00
12
4
1, 1926
15
May
1, 19I2
200 00
15
4
L
16
4
1, 1928
I7
May
1, 1912
L
L
L
L
2]
4
1, 1933
22
May
1, 1912
L L
L
L
L
27
4
1, 1939
28
May
1, 1912
=
200 00
L
L
200 00
L
=
I, 193I
I2
May
1, 1912
L
14
4
1, 1925
65
Aug.
I, III
1,000 00
B
4
=
1, 1926
69
Aug.
I, IQII
..
"
L
=
1, 1938
B
L
L
July
₹
=
200 00
B
66
¥
«
"
=
1,000 00
B
1,000 00
1,000 00
161
TREASURER'S REPORT
1923]
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE-Continued
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount.
Class
Time
Years
Rate.
When Payable.
I7
July
1, 1913
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$500 00
O
16
412
July I, 1929
18
July
1, 1913
500 00
0
I7
412
1, 1930
I9
July
1, 1913
500 00
0
18
412
1, 193I
20
July
1, 1913
=
=
500 00
R
II
4
Nov.
I, 1924
14
Nov. 1, 1913
=
500 00
R
I2
4
1, 1925
I7
Nov. 1, 1913
=
500 00
R
15
4
1, 1928
I8
Nov. 1, 1913
=
500 00
R
17
4
¥
1, 193I
2 I
Nov.
1, 1913
¥
500 00
R
20
4
I. 1933
73
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
IO
4
I, 1924
74
June
1, 1914
4
1, 1924
75
June
1, 1914
500 00
IO
++
I, 1924
76
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
II
+
1, 1925
77
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
II
4
I, 1925
78
June
1, 19I4
500 00
II
4
1, 1925
79
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
I2
4
1, 1920
80
June
1, 1914
=
1,000 00
I2
4
1, 1926
81
June
1, 1914
66
500 00
I2
4
1, 1926
82
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
I3
4
1, 1927
8,3
June
I, 1914
1,000 00
I3
4
1, 1927
84
June
1, 1914
=
500 00
I3
4
1, 1927
85
June
1, 1914
=
1,000 00
I4
4
I, 1928
86
June
1, 1914
=
1,000 00
14
4
1, 1928
87
June
1, 1914
500 00
I4
4
1, 1928
88
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
4
1, 1929
89
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
I5
4
1, 1929
90
June
1, 1914
500 00
15
1
I, 1929
92
June
1, 1914
I,COO 00
S
16
1
1, 1930
93
June
1, 1914
500 00
16
4
1, 1930
94
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
I7
4
1, 1931
95
June
1, 1914
I,COO 00
I7
4
I, 193I
96
June
1, 1914
500 00
I7
4
1, 1931
97
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
18
1
I, 1932
98
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
18
4
1, 1932
99
June
1, 1914
500 00
18
4
1, 1932
100
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
I9
1
1, 1933
IOI
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
4
I, 1933
IO2
June
1, 1914
500 00
IC
4
I, 1933
IO3
June
1, 1914
¥
1,000 00
20
4
I, 1934
104
June
1, 1914
=
500 00
2C
4
I, 1934
164
Oct.
1, 1914
2,000 00
IC
4%
I, 1924
242
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
41
1, 1924
243
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
9
I, 1924
244
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
IO
4
1, 1925
245
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
IO
1, 1925
246
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
II
1, 1926
247
May May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
I2
1/4
I, 1927
249
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
I2
1, 1927
250
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
13
11
I, 1928
25I
May
1, 1915
¥
1,000 00
V
I4
1, 1929
253
May
1, 1915
=
1,000 00
I4
4
1, 1929
2 54
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
I5
41
1, 1930
255
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
IS
1, 1930
256
May
1, 19I5
1,000 00
I6
1, 1931
July Nov.
1, 1913
500 00
O
20
412
1, 1933
I5
Nov. 1, 1913
I6
Nov. 1, 1913
=
500 00
R
14
4
4
I, 1929
I9
Nov.
1, 1913
500 00
R
18
4
4
1, 1932
22
Nov.
1, 1913
500 00
R
I3
4
¥
1, 1927
500 00
R
16
412
"
1, 1932
2I
13
1, 1913
=
=
500 00
R
S
IO
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
I6
4
1, 1930
June
1, 1914
1,000 00
S
S
S
S
S
S
1,000 00
S
20
1
I, 1934
IO5
June
1, 1914
=
S S
V
II
1, 1926
248
V
V
V
I3
41
1, 1928
252
May
1, 1915
¥
V
4
=
¥
1, 1915
1,000 00
=
1,000 00
S
S
S
S
46
S
=
=
0
500 00
Ig
1, 1926
Nov. 1, 1913
1, 1930
20
June
=
¥
=
S
S
=
¥
Oct. May
V
I,OCO 00
162
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE-Continued
No.
Date of Bond of Note.
To whom payable.
Amount
Class
Time
in Yr.
Rate.
When payable.
257
May 1, 1915
Ist Nht'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
V
I6
41
May
I, 193I
258
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
I7
I, 1932
259
May
I, 1915
1,000 00
V
I7
I, 1932
260
May 1, 1915
1,000 00
V
18
26I
May 1, 1915
1,000 00
V
I8
262
May
I, 1915
1,000 00
V
I9
263
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
IÇ
R
I, 1935
265
May June June
1, 1917
500 00
H
7
June
I, 1924
470
June
1, 1917
R
=
500 00
H
9
H
IC
472
I, 1927
473
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I2
.72
1, 1929
475
June June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I4
472
1, 193I
477
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I5
415
I, 1932
478
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I6
417
I, 1933
479
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I7
1, 1934
480
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I8
I, 1935
48 I
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
I9
4/2
I, 1936
482
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
20
472
I, 1937
483
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
21
4%
1, 1938
484
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
22
485
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
23
41>
July 15, 1924
523
July 15, 1918
=
=
H
7
45
15, 1925
524
July 15, 1918
500 00
H
8
41%
15, 1926
552
Sept. 1, 1919
Com. Trust Co.
1,000 00
5
4%
Sept. 1, 1924
553
Sept. 1, 1919
1,000 00
5
X
6
415
1, 1926
556
Sept. 1, 1919
1,000 00
8
9
45
1, 1928
558
Sept.
1, 1919
1,000 00
IO
I, 1929
4
Jan.
1, 1920
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
1,000 00
4
4.62
I, 1924
5
Jan.
1, 1920
1,000 00
5
4.62
I, 1925
22
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
4
July
I, 1924
23
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
4
51
I, 1924
24
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
4
B
4
B
4
B
4
B
4
B
5
B
5
B
5
B
5
B
5
B
5
174
I, 1925
35
July
1, 1920
R
1,000 00
B
6
5/4
1, 1926
37
July
I, 1920
₹
1,000 00
B
6
B
6
B
6
574
I, 1926
4I
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
6
574
I, 1926
42
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
6
1, 1926
264
May
1, 1915
1,000 00
V
20
V
20
I, 1935
469
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
II
,2
1, 1928
474
H
I3
-1/2
I, 1930
476
June
1, 1917
500 00
H
8
I, 1925
47I
I, 1926
472
412
I, 1939
486
June 1, 1917
500 00
H
24
4%
I, 194I
522
July 15, 1918
1,000 00
H
6
4%
«
1, 1924
554
Sept. 1, 1919
1,000 00
555
Sept. 1, 1919
1,000 00
7
557
Sept. 1, 1919
1,000 00
x
B
B
B
B B
25
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
26
July
I, 1920
27
July July
1, 1920 1, 1920
29
July
1, 1920
30
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I, 1925
3I
July
1, 1920
32
July
1, 1920
R
R
=
1,000 00
B
5
B
6
I, 1926
38
July
1, 1920
R
39
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
40
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
1,000 00
I, 1925
33
July
1, 1920
34
July
I, 1920
1,000 00
I, 1925
36
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
X
x
X X
X
1,000 00
I, 1924
=
1,000 00
I, 1925
1,000 00
I, 1925
1,000 00
I, 1925
1,000 00
I, 1924
1,000 00
1, 1924
28
1, 1917
500 00
41
I, 1933
I, 1934
I, 1934
1, 1915
1, 1917
500 00
115
I, 1940
1,000 00
119
I, 1925
1, 1927
Jan.
1, 1924
I, 1924
51
I, 1926
I, 1926
SU
I, 1933
1,000 00
163
REPORT OF TREASURER
1923]
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE-Continued.
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount.
Class
Time
in Years
Rate.
When payable.
43
July
1, 1920
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
B
7
44
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
7
5/1
1, 1927
45
July
1, 1920
2
1,000 00
B
7
514
1, 1927
47
July 1, 1920
"
1,000 00
B
7
5/1
I, 1927
49
July
1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
B
7
514
1, 1927
50
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
8
B
8
511
1, 1928
52
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
B
8
8
514
1, 1928
55
July July July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
8
514
1, 1929
58
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
514
1, 1929
60
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
514
I, 1929
61
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
9
5/4
1, 1929
62
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
9
514
I, 1929
63
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
IO
5/4
1, 1930
65
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
IC
5/4
1, 1930
66
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
B
IC
1, 1930
68
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
IO
1, 1930
69
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
II
5/4
I, 1931
70
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
II
514
1, 193I
71
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
II
4
-
1, 193I
74
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
II
74
1, 193I
75
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I2
I, 1932
76
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
I2
1, 1932
77
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I2
14
I, 1932
78
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
12
1, 1932
79
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I2
I, 1932
80
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I2
5
I, 1932
8I
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
13
I, 1933
82
July
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
I3
I, 1933
84
July
1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
13
1, 1933
86
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I3
5/4
I, 1933
87
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I4
5/4
I, 1934
88
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I4
514
1, 1934
89
July
1, 1920
I4
514
I, 1934
90
July July
1, 1920
I,OOC 00
14
5/4
1, 1934
92
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I4
5/4
1, 1934
93
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
5/4
1, 1935
94
July
1, 1920
"
1,000 00
I5
5/4
1, 1935
95
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
514
1, 1935
96
July
1, 1920
=
. "
1,000 00
B
16
5/4
1, 1936
IOI
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
16
5/4
1, 1936
IO2
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I6
5/4
1, 1936
IO3
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I6
5/4
1, 1936
I04
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
16
514
1, 1936
I05
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I7
574
1, 1937
I07
July
1, 1920
1,000 0C
17
5/4
I, 1937
Io8
July
1, 1920
"
1,000 00
I7
5/4
I, 1937
IIO
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
17
5/4
1, 1937
II2
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I8
514
1, 1938
II3
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I8
514
-
1, 1938
B
8
514
=
1, 1928
53
July
1, 1920
1, 1928
54
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
8
56
B
9
B
B
IC
514
1, 1930
64
July
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
II
4
=
I, 1931
73
July
1, 1920
=
B
B
B
B
I3
5/1
I, 1933
83
July
1, 1920
85
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I3
1, 1933
B
B
B
B
14
=
I, 1934
B
B
IS
1, 1935
98
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
15
514
1, 1935
99
July
1, 1920
I00
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
I6
514
1, 1936
Io6
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I7
B
1,000 00
I7
1, 1937
100
July
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
18
5/4
1, 1938
67
July
1, 1920
=
B
B
B
72
1,000 00
B
B
B
SU
1, 1928
57
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
7
B
7
514
1, 1927
48
July
1, 1920
51
July
1, 1920
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
59
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
1,000 00
B
B
B
IO
1, 1930
B B
B
B B
B
B
B
1, 1935
97
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
B
B
=
=
B
16
B
B B
1, 1920
=
1,000 00
B
B
1,000 00
1, 1920
1,000 00
R
=
1,000 00
B B
=
1, 1928
1,000 00
1,000 00
July
I, 1927
1, 1927
46
1,000 00
1, 1928
1, 1920
1, 1929
1, 1920
1,000 00
1, 193I
=
I, 1937
1,000 00
164
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE-Continued
No.
Date of Bond or Note.
To whom payable.
Amount.
Class
Time
in Yrs.
Rate.
When payable.
II4
July
1, 1920
Ist Nat'l Bk., Boston
$1,000 00
B
18
514
July
1, 1938
II5
July
I, 1920
1,000 00
B
I8
514
1, 1938
II6
July
1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
B
Ig
514
1, 1939
II8
July 1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
514
1, 1939
I20
July
1, 1920
66
1,000 00
B
IÇ
514
1, 1939
I21
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
IÇ
514
=
1, 1939
I22
July
1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
B
20
514
1, 1940
124
July
1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
B
20
514
1, 1940
I25
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
20
514
1, 194℃
I26
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
20
514
1, 1940
I27
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
20
5/4
=
1, 1940
I28
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
20
7
Aug.
I, 192I
1,000 00
E
3
4
Aug.
1, 1924
8
Aug.
1, 192 I
1,000 00
E
3
E
3
4
1, 1924
IO
Aug.
I, 192I
¥
I,OOC 00
E
1
E
4
4
4
=
I. 1926
I.4
Aug.
1, 192I
=
1,000 00
5
E
3
E
3
534
I, 1924
7
Aug.
1, 192I
=
1,000 00
E
4
4
I. 1925
8
Aug.
I. 192 I
¥
=
1,000 00
5
53
I. 1926
IO
Aug.
1. 192 I
1,000 00
5
E
3
E
4
E
5
4
I, 1926
6
Aug. 1. 192I
=
1,000 00
E
6
E
7
E
8
594
1, 1929
Aug. 1, 1922
1,000 00
E
2
4
1, 1924
8
Aug.
1, 1922
=
1,000 00
2
41/
I. 1924
IO
Aug.
1, 1922
=
=
1.000 00
2
411
1, 1924
I2
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
3
4
1, 1925
I3
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
3
E
3
474
I, 1925
I5
Aug.
I, 1922
66
=
1,000 00
1
E
1
E
1
E
4
E
5
414
I, 1927
2I
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
5
E
5
44
I, 1927
2.3
Aug.
I, 1922
=
1,000 00
B
2
414
I, 1924
3
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
3
41/1
1, 1925
4
Aug.
I, 1922
1,000 00
B
4
4/1
1, 1926
5
Aug.
I, 1922
1,OCO 00
5
4
=
I, 1928
7
Aug.
I, 1922
1,000 00
B
7
44
I, 1929
8
Aug. Aug.
I, 1922
=
1,000 00
B
O
411
I, 193I
IO
Aug.
1. 1922
=
=
1,000 00
B
II
417
I, 1933
I2
Aug.
1, 1922
=
=
1,000 00
B
I3
4%
I, 1935
I.4
Aug.
I. 1922
1,000 00
B
I.4
1, 1936
I5
Aug.
I. 1922
1,000 00
B
15
16
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
I6
F74
I, 1938
I7
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
I7
F/4
=
I8
Aug.
I, 1922
1,000 00
B
18
417
1, 1940
Ig
Aug.
1, 1922
1,000 00
B
I9
1, 194I
44
=
1,000 00
B
I8
514
1, 1938
II7
July 1, 1920
=
=
1,000 00
B
514
1, 1939
IIQ
July
1, 1920
1,000 00
B
I9
574
1, 1939
I23
July
1, 1920
=
1. 1925
I2
Aug.
1. 192I
16
1,000 00
E
1
53
I, 1925
I3
Aug.
1, 192I
1,000 00
5
5
531
I, 1926
5
Aug.
1. 192I
=
1,000 00
-3 54
1, 1924
6
Aug. 1, 192I
1. 192I
1,000 00
53
I, 1924
4
Aug.
1. 192I
1,000 00
53
I, 1925
5
Aug.
I. 192 I
1,000 00
1,000 00
E
2
F
F
2
44
1, 1924
II
Aug.
1, 1922
=
66
=
1,000 00
E
3
74
I, 1925
16
Aug.
1, 1922
I, 1926
I7
Aug.
1, 1922
1, 1922
66
=
1,000 00
41
I, 1926
20
Aug.
I, 1922
=
E
22
Aug.
I, 1922
=
1,000 00
5
414
1, 1927
2
Aug.
1, 1922
=
=
1,000 00
B
IC
411
I, 1932
=
Aug.
I. 1922
=
1,000 00
B
I2
I, 1934
I3
Aug.
I. 1922
46
1,000 00
B
8
412
I, 1930
9
Aug.
I, 1922
1,000 00
B
6
4
I, 1925
0
Aug.
I. 192 I
1,000 00
E
4
53
I, 1926
3
Aug.
Aug. 1, 192I
=
1,000 00
1, 1928
8
Aug. 1. 192I
500 00
7
Aug.
1, 1922
=
1, 1924
9
Aug.
I. 192I
¥
1,000 00
E E
E
534
I, 1926
9
Aug.
1, 192I
1,000 00
53
53 4
I, 1925
Aug.
I, 192 I
1,000 00
53
=
=
I. 1927
7
Aug.
1, 1922
=
1, 1926
18
Aug.
Aug.
1, 1922
=
E
E
41
I, 1925
1,000 00
E
1,000 00
1,000 00
I, 1926
I9
I, 1927
1,000 00
E
B
B
I, 1927
6
=
1, 1937
$201,00000
=
1, 1940
53
53
1, 1924
534
15
1,000 00
53
E
E
4
=
1,000 00
=
E
1,000 00
=
I, 1939
I. 1922
1923]
TREASURER'S REPORT
165
Temporary Loan Notes Issued in Anticipation of Revenue.
No.
Date of Note.
Payable at.
Amount.
Time.
Rate.
When payable.
I22
Dec.
7, 1923
Ist Nat,l Bk .. Boston
$10,000 00
333 days
Nov. 10, 192.4
123
Dec.
7, 1923
10,000 00
4.1.1
IO, 192.4
124
Dec.
7, 1923
10,000 00
4.1.4
10, 1924
I25
Dec. 7, 1923
46
10.000 00
4.1.1
= 10, 1924
I26
Dec. 7, 1923
10,000 00
4.1.4
10, 1924
P.
Miscellaneous, 1913.
M. Ambulance.
R. Hadley School Land Loan.
0. Public Park, Town Hall.
U.
T. Miscellaneous, 1914. Sidewalk and Macadam. Military Aid. W.
X. Street Improvement.
Z. Military Aid.
B. Schoolhouse Loans.
C. Morris Land.
E. Highway.
F. Sidewalk.
G. Refunding Notes.
I. Auto Chemical.
L. Park Loans.
H. Sewer.
High School Sewer Bonds.
K. School Equipment.
Q. Fire Department.
S. Humphrey Street Improvements.
High School Additions.
Departmental Equipment.
A. Permanent Improvements.
D. Cemetery Improvements.
$50.000 00
4
166
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Liabilities.
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT NOTES AND BONDS PAYABLE, GENERAL DEBT, ISSUED INSIDE DEBT LIMIT.
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
$291,900 00
Water Bonds and Notes Issued to December 31, 1923.
First Issue, Acts of 1898
$100,000 00
Second Issue, Acts of 1898
20,000 00
Third Issue, Acts of 1898 Fourth Issue, Acts of 1898
10,000 00
Fifth Issue, Acts of 1909 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 Tenth Issue, Acts of 1912 Eleventh Issue, Acts of 1912
2,000 00
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 Sixteenth Issue, Acts of 1912 Seventeenth Issue, Acts of 1916
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