Town annual report of Swampscott 1925, Part 19

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1925
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 298


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From Sidewalk Revenue to Excess and Deficiency 2,359 04


From Sewer Revenue to Excess and Deficiency 2,533 00 From Essex Street Sewer to Emergency Sewers 628 58 From Banks Road Sewer to Emergency Sewers 228 30 From Millett Road Sewer to Emergency Sewers 2,731 80


Amount carried forward


$10,403 40


240


TOWN DOCUMENTS [Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$10,403 40


From Orchard Circle Sewer to Emergency Sewers


4,675 40


From Revenue to Overlay, 1923 322 10


From Revenue to Legislative


12 50


From Revenue to Selectmen


386 52


From Revenue to Law


148 30


From Revenue to Election and Registration


667 53


From Revenue to Health


278 90


From Revenue to Refuse and Garbage


127 37


From Revenue to Street Construction


40 00


From Revenue to Street Watering and Oiling 2 20


From Revenue to Poor 685 15


From Revenue to Pensions


4 88


From Revenue to Insurance


2,330 08


From Excess and Deficiency to Revenue


5,005 53


From Humphrey Street Sidewalk to Revenue


2,900 00


From Humphrey Street Resurfacing to Revenue 6,000 00 From Stacey Brook to King's Brook Culvert 4,500 00


From Harrison Ave., and Maple Ave.,


Water Main to Emergency Water


1,486 99


From Emergency Sewers to Aspen Road Sewer 2,000 00


From Emergency Sewers to Pleasant


Street Sewer


1,500 00


From Revenue to Tuberculosis Hospital Serial Loan 23 95


From Surplus War Bonus to Tuberculosis Hospital Serial Loan 3,970 61


From Tuberculosis Hospital Construc-


tion Refund to Tuberculosis Hospital Serial Loan 29,005 44


From Cemetery Lots Fund to New Lot Construction 6,000 00


From Cemetery Lots Fund to Shrubs about Chapel 100 00


From Contingent Fund to Legislative


85 00


From Contingent Fund to Police


1,200 00


From Contingent Fund to Cleaning Beaches


135 00


From Contingent Fund to Selectmen 500 00


From Contingent Fund to Law


700 00


From Excess and Deficiency to Redington Street Taking 952 00


From Excess and Deficiency to Police


7,000 00


From Atlantic Avenue Resurfacing to Stet-


son and Norfolk Avenue Construction


1,294 43


From Contingent Fund to Band Concerts 24 77


From Stacey Brook to King's Brook Culvert 106 21


Amount carried forward


$94,573 26


241


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$94,573 26


From Mary L. Thomson Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income $ 53 58


From Joanna Morse Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income 168 54 From Ellen R. Whittle Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income 375 21


From Phillips Medal Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income 38 01


From Cemetery Lots Fund Income to Trust and Investment Fund Income


345 00


From Cemetery Lots Fund to Trust and Investment Fund Income 12,120 75


From Trust and Investment Fund Income


to Cemetery Lots Fund Income 899 69


From Trust and Investment Fund Income to Municipal Insurance Fund Income 206 46 From Trust and Investment Fund Income to Mary L. Thomson Fund Income 56 96


From Trust and Investment Fund Income


to Ellen R. Whittle Fund Income 115 48 From Trust and Investment Fund Income to Phillips Medal Fund Income 96 43


From Trust and Investment Fund Income to Joanna Morse Fund Income 336 41


From Trust and Investment Funds to Cem- etery Lots Fund 1,865 50


From Trust and Investment Funds to Cem- etery Lots Fund 150 00


From Water Loan Sinking Fund to Net Bonded Debt 4,984 17


From Contingent Fund to Certification Notes and Bonds 52 23


From Contingent Fund to Overlay, 1923


125 76


From Contingent Fund to Overlay, 1924


263 58


From Contingent Fund to Soldiers' Relief


787 62


From Contingent Fund to Interest on General Debt 54 42


From Trust Fund Transactions to Land for Cemetery 491 25


From Contingent Fund to Poor


349 10


From Loans Authorized to Aspen Road Sewer


3,000 00


From Loans Authorized to Oceanview Water Main


1,000 00


From Loans Authorized to Magnolia Road Water Main 750 00


Amount carried forward


$123,259 41


242


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$123,259 41


From Loans Authorized to Orchard, Nason and Neighborhood Road Water Main From Loans Authorized to Stetson, Nor- folk and Humphrey Street Water Main From Loans Authorized to Puritan Park Water Main


2,400 00


16,000 00


950 00


Total


$142,609 41


EXPENDITURES General Government Legislative


SALARY.


Moderator


$100 00


FINANCE COMMITTEE.


Printing


$194 50


Postage


70 50


Addressing


60 00


Cuts


8 40


333 40


$433 40


Selectmen's Department


Salaries


$700 00


Clerk


187 50


Constable


60 00


Town Weigher


29 40


Inspector of Animals


100 00


Repairing scales


152 03


Stationery and postage


143 85


Printing and advertising


279 25


Carfares


11 37


Board of Appeals


116 55


German war guns


35 00


Flowers for honor roll


20 00


One-half cost of band-Boys' Week 49 50


Balance due on Bible-Andrews


Memorial Chapel


2 37


Signs


18 00


Flowers


75 00


Resolution


15 00


Lynn Directory


5. 00


One-half cost of typewriter


51 07


Notary and Justice of Peace


15 00


Binding town reports


4 00


Expenses


2 36


Keys


1 70


Office supplies


17 64


2,091 59


Amount carried forward


$433 40


1925]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


243


Amount brought forward


$433 40


POLICE INVESTIGATION.


Edward D. Callahan, services $ 657 93


Edward D. Callahan, expenses


250 00


Walter F. Reeves, services


497 77


Firemen and Checkers


50 00


Summonses


5 10


Auto expenses


396 90


Stenographer


1,212 92


Photographs


48 00


Guarding witnesses


73 80


Interpreter


10 00


Medical examination


5 00


3,207 42


5,299 01


Accounting Department


SALARY.


Accountant


$1,756 75


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$77 98


Printing and advertising


61 60


Office supplies


30 27


One-half cost of typewriter


51 06


Expenses


12 00


Repairing adding machine


3 50


Furniture


2 75


Binding ledger


3 75


242 91


1,999 66


Treasury Department


SALARIES.


Treasurer


$750 00


Clerk


176 50


926 50


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$ 95. 11


Carfares, etc.


6 85


Telephone


1 15


Bond


150 00


Burglary and Theft Insurance


61 20


Burglar alarm


61 50


Adding machine contract


10 25


Amount carried forward


$7,732 07


244


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$7,732 07


Lamp


6 75


P. O. box rent


2 00


Express


1 20


Keys


25


Subscription News Bureau


18 00


414 26


1,340 76


Certification of Notes and Bonds


Certification


$427 00


Printing and advertising


120 23


Stenographic services


5 00


552 23


552 23


Collector of Taxes Department


SALARIES.


Collector


$ 600 00


Assistant


1,500 00


2,100 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$419 11


Printing and advertising


372 80


Burglar insurance


61 20


Bonds


225 00


Costs on tax takings


80 10


Registering tax titles


47 45


Office supplies


11 25


Taking® oath


25


1,217 16


3,317 16


Assessors' Department


Salaries


$1,400 00


Secretary


100 00


Assistant Assessor


150 00


Clerical assistance


275 00


1,925 00


Amount carried forward


$12,942 22


245


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$12,942 22


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$ 43 92


Printing and advertising


490 05


Auto hire


65 00


Telephone


25 63


Copying deeds


185 06


Door numbers


14 50


Flowers


10 00


Expenses


12 65


Auto list


5 00


Lamps


13 50


Subscription "Banker and Trades- man"


7 00


Blue prints


1 80


Expenses


1 26


875 37


2,800 37


Town Clerk's Department


SALARIES.


Clerk


$200 00


Assistant


100 00


300 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Services at elections


$100 00


Stationery and postage


32 90


Printing and advertising


57 60


Office supplies


10 00


Justice of Peace


54 25


Canvas for births


25 00


Flowers


10 00


Bond


4 00


Express


37


294 12


594 12


Law


Town Counsel retainer


$ 200 00


Special services


1,153 00


Stationery and postage


35 27


Photographs


22 00


Medical examinations


10 00


Serving notices and summonses


73 90


Stenographer


185 40


1,679 57


Amount carried forward


$18,016 28


246


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$18,016 28


Election and Registration


SALARIES.


Registrars


$300 00


Clerk


125 00


Election officers


365 00


$790 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Labor on booths


$ 13 00


Stationery and postage


2 50


Printing and advertising


187 50


Meals


14 18


Auto hire


20 00


Rents


55 00


Teaming


16 25


Table


10 00


Repairing safety box


4 00


322 43


1,112 43


Engineering Department


SALARIES.


Engineer


$2,575 00


Assistants


2,930 50


$5,505 50


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery and postage


$ 47 48


Instruments


38 66


Supplies


65 58


Flowers


10 00


Expenses


100 45


262 17


5,767 67


Town Hall


SALARY.


Janitor and Agent


$1,665 50


Assistant


13 50


$1,678 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Fuel


$506 01


Light


305 67


Janitor's supplies


169 82


Repairs


261 13


Telephone


317 27


Miscellaneous


260 38


1,820 28


3,499 28


Amount carried forward


$28,395 66


1925]


Amount brought forward


$28,395 66


Summary of General Government


Appropriation


Transfer


Expend.


Balance


Legislative


$ 350 00


$ 85 00


$ 433 40


$ 1 60


Selectmen


4,800 00


500 00


5,299 01


99


Accounting


2,000 00


1,999 66


34


Treasury


1,400 00


1,340 76


59 24


Certification Notes and Bonds


500 00


52 23


552 23


Collector of Taxes .


3,375 00


3,317 16


57 84


Assessors


3,100 00


2,800 37


299 63


Town Clerk


600 00


594 12


5 88


Law


1,000 00


700 00


1,679 57


20 43


Election and Registration


1,085 00


27 43


1,112 43


Engineering


5,768 00


5,767 67


33


Town Hall


3,500 00


3,499 28


72


Total


$27,478 00


$1,364 66


$28,395 66


$447 00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


SALARIES AND WAGES.


Chief


$ 952 98


Captain


2,151 67


Regular patrolmen


20,358 28


Special officers


8,286 19


Services, E. D. Callahan


1,402 62


Services, W. F. Reeves


918 96


Other employees


438 33


$34,509 03


MOTORS AND CARE OF SAME.


Auto hire


$120 00


Repairs and supplies


712 53


Gasoline and oil


741 72


Licenses


18 00


1,592 25


EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.


Equipment for men


$ 503 07


Department equipment


1,534 00


2,037 07


FUEL AND LIGHT.


Fuel


$224 36


Light


171 16


395 52


MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS.


Repairs


$751 05


Janitor's supplies


80 12


Cleaning


100 25


Safe combination


5 00


Water


14 80


Ice


18 00


Laundry


26 00


995 22


Amount carried forward


$28,395 66


.


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


247


248


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$28,395 66


OTHER EXPENSES.


Printing, stationery and postage $233 08


Books and office supplies


35 25


Furniture and fixtures


90 50


Papers


12 70


Telephone


246 02


Signals


414 40


Photos


9 00


Repairs to beacons


57 53


Acetylene gas


64 64


Kerosene oil


12 72


Street paint


73 06


Transportation


10 84


Expenses


8 90


Signs


39 75


Advertising


11 15


Doctor


72 00


Freight and express


15 96


Interpreter


12 00


1,419 50


$40,948 59


Police Ambulance


Contract


2,400 00


Fire Department


SALARIES AND WAGES.


Engineers


$ 200 00


Regulars


29,610 00


Call men


2,410 00


Clerk


50 00


Other employees


40 00


$32,310 00


MOTOR APPARATUS.


Gas


$304 30


Oil


60 86


Soda


35 84


All other


297 80


698 80


EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.


Fire alarm


$254 16


Apparatus


376 83


Equipment for men


145 48


All other


213 47


Fuel


477 22


Light


309 93


1,777 09


Amount carried forward


$71,744 25


.


1925]


Amount brought forward


$71,744 25


MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY AND GROUNDS.


Repairs


$513 05


Furniture and furnishings


24 73


Laundry


86 78


All other


470 30


1,094 86


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery, postage and printing


$22 85


Telephone


154 09


All other


83 70


260 64


$36,141 39


Fire Department Specials


HYDRANT RENTALS.


Water Department


$1,000 00


NEW FIRE ALARM BOXES.


Boxes


$304 00


Material


174 73


478 73


NEW FIRE ALARM BOX-PURITAN ROAD.


Box


154 00


Wire


46 00


200 00


NEW FIRE ALARM BOX-ORCHARD ROAD.


Box


154 00


Wire


46 00


200 00


Punch registers


150 00


2,028 73


Inspector of Buildings


Salary


$700 00


Printing


$ 23 46


Furniture and fixtures


143 90


Stationery


13 90


Stenographer at hearing


12 00


Engineering


3 50


Serving notice


1 00


Badge


2 00


199 76


899 76


Amount carried forward


$110,814 13


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


249


250


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$110,814 13


Dog Officer


Salary


$100 00


Disposing of stray dogs


50 00


150 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


SALARY.


Sealer


$300 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Equipment


$ 86 73


Advertising


5 00


Teaming


112 00


Express


90


Paint and oil


1 95


Expenses at convention


3 00


Combination on safe


5 00


Moving safe


15 00


229 58


529 58


Moth


SALARY AND WAGES.


Superintendent


$1,716 00


Labor


2,360 00


4,076 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Postage


$ 4 04


Telephone


18 00


Insecticides


185 65


Hardware and tools


143 48


Use of truck and teaming


168 75


Gas and oil


82 24


Water


50 00


Storage of sprayer


48 00


Freight and express


8 46


Advertising


11 90


Labor on sprayer


85


Waste


2 02


723 39


4,799 39


Amount carried forward


$116,293 10


251


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$116,293 10


Tree Warden


WAGES.


Labor


$1,352 50


OTHER EXPENSES.


Insecticides


$ 34 00


Hardware and tools


83 93


Use of truck


200 00


Trees


4 00


Netting


70 22


Gasoline and oil


43 35


Freight and express


2 99


Filing saw


8 00


446 49


1,798 99


Tree Warden-Special Wagon


Stone Wagon


100 00


Forest Warden


WAGES.


Labor


98 00


$118,290 09


Summary of Protection of Persons and Property


Appropriation


Transfer $8,200 00


Expend.


Balance


Police Department


$32,800 00


$40,948 59


$ 51 41


Police Ambulance


2,400 00


2,400 00


Fire Department


36,145 00


36,141 39


3 61


Building Inspector


900 00


899 76


24


FIRE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS :


Hydrant rental


1,000 00


1,000 00


New fire alarm boxes


480 00


478 73


1 27


New fire alarm box, Puritan Road


200 00


200 00


New fire alarm box, Orchard Road


200 00


200 00


Two punch registers


150 00


150 00


Sealer of Weights and Meas- ures


530 00


529 58


42


Dog Officer


150 00


150 00


Moth Department


4,800 00


4,799 39


61


Tree Warden


1,800 00


1,798 99


1 01


Tree Warden - Special Wagon


100 00


100 00


Forest Warden


200 00


98 00


102 00


Total


$81,855 00


$8,200 00


$89,894 43


$160 57


.


Amount carried forward


$118,290 09


252


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$118,290 09


HEALTH AND SANITATION


. Health Department


Salaries


$ 500 00


Agent and clerk


2,459 00


Transportation


221 00


Stationery and postage


85 88


Printing and advertising


178 75


$3,444 63


QUARANTINE.


Board and treatment


$366 75


Medical attendance


212 00


Quarantine


51 50


630 25


TUBERCULOSIS.


Board and treatment


1,011 00


VITAL STATISTICS.


Recording births


$306 00


Recording deaths


54 00


360 00


INSPECTION.


School children


$ 36 00


Milk


594 95


Slaughtering


100 00


Plumbing


790 00


1,520 95


OTHER EXPENSES.


Marriage returns


$48 50


Physicians' returns


50 25


Undertakers' returns


23 00


Express


9 13


Flowers


20 00


Police


5 00


Fire


3 90


Supplies


76 07


Ice


46 00


281 85


$7,248 68


Health Nurse


WAGES.


Nurse


$1,196 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


10 80


1,206 80


1,206 80


Transportation


Amount carried forward


$126,745 47


253


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$126,745 47


Sewers


SALARIES.


Commissioners


$ 350 00


Superintendent


1,560 00


Stationery


4 15


Clerk


260 00


Recording easement


1 00


Water


250 00


Teaming


16 50


Tools and Equipment


67 78


Supplies


52 47


Telephone


53 65


Express


3 26


2,618 81


CONNECTIONS.


Labor


$173 78


Teams


3 00


Pipe and fittings


83 54


Crushed stone


40 82


301 14


PUMPING STATION.


Engineers and firemen


$2,915 00


Fuel and light


1,401 20


Water


131 75


Gasoline


74 00


Oil


54 41


Equipment and repairs


77 17


Miscellaneous


121 79


4,775 32


7,695 27


PARTICULAR SEWERS.


Contractors


907 52


BROOKS.


Contract labor


$147 82


Pipe


130 60


278 42


Refuse and Garbage


REFUSE.


Contract


$4,800 00


Extra labor


23 50


Extra teams


56 00


Special collection.


"White Court"


150 00


Clean-Up Week


96 00


Cleaning dump


125 00


$5,250 50


Amount carried forward


$135,626 68


254


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$135,626 68


GARBAGE.


Contract


$5,500 00


Special collection.


"White Court"


166 00


5,666 00


10,916 50


Cleaning Beaches


Removing-carrying


$408 00


Special cleaning-wages


451 50


Teaming


260 00


Burying cats and dogs


31 50


Supplies


7 00


Repairing dory


10 00


1,168 00


King's Brook Culvert


0


Contract


$4,592 61


Advertising


13 60


4,606 21


Pleasant Street Sewer


Contractor


$1,471 35


Advertising


13 60


Recording certificates


75


1,485 70


Aspen Road Sewer


Contractor


$5,000 00


Castings


10 00


Advertising


22 95


5,032 95


Summary of Health and Sanitation


Appropriation


Transfer


Expend.


Balance


Health


$ 7,250 00


$ 7,248 58


$ 1 42


Health Nurse


1,250 00


1,206 80


43 20


Sewers


8,200 00


7,695 27


504 73


Particular sewers


1,000 00


907 52


92 48


Care of Brooks


500 00


278 42


221 58


Refuse and Garbage


10,555 00


361 50


10,916 50


Cleaning Beaches


1,235 00


1,168 00


67 00


King's Brook Culvert


4,500 00


106 21


4,606 21


Pleasant Street Sewer


1,500 00


1,485 70


14 30


Aspen Road Sewer


5,000 00


2.000 00


5,032 95


1,967 05


Total


$40,990 00


$2,467 71


$40,545 95


$2,911 76


Amount carried forward


$158,836 04


255


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


c.J. 1925]


6 6 Amount brought forward


$158,836 04


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Administration


Salary


$2,269 68


Clerk


200 00


Telephone


12 68


Printing and stationery


10 25


Electricity


3 06


2,495 67


Highway Department


PAYROLLS.


Labor


$22,478 00


Teaming


4,012 50


00


Truck


1,167 50


$27,658 00


OTHER EXPENSES.


Crushed stone


$ 940 60


Equipment and repairs


573 90


Hay and grain


2,612 26


21


Horse shoeing


742 91


Veterinary


39 75


Harness and wagon repairs


149 14


Truck registration


95 00


Truck supplies


277 87


Gasoline and oil


381 56


Coal


164 63


Lumber


211 61


Carpenter work


148 65


Applying asphalt


339 60


Dynamite and exploders


63 90


Supplies


35 05


Waste


30 50


Lime and cement


10 10


Pipe


36 75


Kerosene oil


54 13


Street signs


124 20


Express


11 88


Telephone


13 91


Stationery


2 30


Flowers


10 00


Medical attendance


34 00


Electricity


23 95


Numbering houses


50 00


17,178 15


34,836 15.


Amount carried forward


$196,167 86


5


256


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$196,167 86


Seal Coating


Tar


2,431 81


Snow and Ice


Labor


$4,944 00


Teaming


1,304 00


Gasoline and alcohol


49 22


Salt


37 80


Labor and material on truck


59 00


6,394 02


Sidewalks and Curbings


Labor


$690 00


Materials


703 51


Blasting


162 00


Concrete


940 95


2,496 46


Street Construction


Labor


$1,929 00


Castings


54 00


1,983 00


Street Watering and Oiling


SPRINKLING-WATER.


Teaming


$857 50


Water


88 97


$946 47


SPRINKLING-OIL.


Labor


$ 692 50


Teaming


157 50


Equipment


22 00


Materials


2,971 64


Advertising


11 90


Freight


29 00


Examination of oil


12 00


3,896 54


4,843 01


Street Lighting


Arcs


$9,442 70


Incandescents


7,539 04


Traffic flood lights


88 78


17,070 52


Amount carried forward


$231,386 68


257


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$231,386 68


Orchard Road


Labor payroll


$1,745 00 255 00


Teaming


2,000 00


Buena Vista Street


Labor


$1,405 00


Teaming


340 00


Roller


30 00


Blasting


25 00


1,800 00


Continuous Sidewalks


Labor payroll


$1,745 00


Contractor


3,639 62


Advertising


14 45


Curbstone


4,466 52


Replacing wall


127 15


Recording


2 30


Danvers Street Bridge


Traffic treads


$171 00


Lumber


250 49


Carpenter work


54 00


Spikes


10 00


485 49


Ellis and Hampden Street Widening


Labor payroll


300 00


Stetson and Norfolk Avenues


Contractor


$5,807 96


Engineering


32 61


Castings


414 00


Advertising


13 60


Police


26 26


6,294 43


Special Humphrey Street Sidewalk


Labor


$780 00


Teams and trucks


180 00


Blasting


32 16


992 16


NEW EQUIPMENT Tar Kettle


$394 94


Equipment Express


2 40


397 34


Amount carried forward


$253,651 14


9,995 04


258


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$253,651 14


Stone Bogie


Contract


425 00


Essex Street Land Takings


Sophia A. Fox


$25 50


Chester A. and Emily T. Merrill


47 50


73 00


Automobile


Advertising


10 20


Watering Cart


Contract


$625 10


Advertising


11 90


Freight and express


32 05


669 05


Aspen Road Drain


Contract


$322 55


Castings


60 00


382 55


Essex Street-(from tax levy)


Contract


$4,311 45


Labor


78 50


Advertising


57 80


Lumber


52 25


4,500 00


Summary of Highways and Bridges


Appropriation


Transfer


Expend.


Balance


Highway


Administration


$ 2,600 00


$ 2,495 67


$ 104 33


Highway


36,150 00


34,836 15


1,313 85


Seal Coating


2,500 00


2,431 81


68 19


Snow and Ice


7,500 00


6,394 02


1,105 98


Sidewalks and Curbing


2,500 00


2,496 46


3 54


Street Construction


2,000 00


1,983 00


17 00


Street Water and Oil


5,000 00


4,843 01


156 99


Street Lighting


18,000 00


17,070 52


929 48


Orchard Road


2,000 00


2,000 00


Buena Vista Street


1,800 00


1,800 00


Continuous Sidewalks


10,000 00


9,995 04


4 96


Danvers Street Bridge


500


00


485 49


14 51


Ellis and Hampden Street Widening


300 00


300 00


Stetson and Norfolk Avenues


5,000 00


1,294 43


6,294 43


Special Humphrey Street Sidewalk


1,000 00


992 16


7 84


Tar Kettle


450 00


397 34


52 66


Stone Bogie


425 00


425 00


Essex Street Land Taking (Merrill)


47 50


47 50


Automobile


975 00


10 20


964 80


Watering Cart


800 00


669 05


130 95


Aspen Road Drain


1,400 00


382 55


1,017 45


Essex Street Paving


4,500 00


4,500 00


Redington Street Land Taking


952 00


952 00


Total


$105,473 00


$2,246 43 $100,874 90


$6,844 53


Essex Street Land Taking


(Fox)


25 50


25 50


Amount carried forward


$259,710 94


259


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$259,710 94


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Poor Department


Salaries and wages


$ 450 00


Printing, stationery and postage


12 00


Telephone


34 83


Groceries and provisions


765 32


Coal and wood


324 12


Board and care


132 50


Medicine and medical attention


113 60


State institutions


779 00


Cash aid


2,370 00


Rent


916 00


Shoes and clothing


107 85


Taxi


11 00


Typewriting


2 50


Relief by other cities


1,485 75


Relief by other towns


24 63


Mothers' aid


20 00


7,549 10


Soldiers' Benefits


State aid, Civil war


$ 570 00


Military aid, World war


15 00


Soldiers' Relief.


Cash


4,130 00


Fuel


5 50


Groceries and provisions


383 37


Administration


68 75


9,443 76


Pensions


School


$ 952 74


Police


1,200 00


Fire


600 00


Highway


1,518 40


4,271 14


Summary of Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


Appropriation


Transfer $349 10


Expend.


Balance


Poor


$7,200 00


State Aid


700 00


570 00


130 00


Soldiers' Relief


3,800 00


787 62


4,587 62


Military Aid


500 00


15 00


485 00


Pensions


4,860 00


4,271 14


588 86


Total


$17,060 00


$1,136 72


$16,992 86


$1,203 86


$7,549 10


Amount carried forward


$276,703 80


260


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$276,703 80


SCHOOLS


GENERAL.


Salary, Superintendent


$4,325 00


Salary, Clerk


240 00


Salary, Secretary


1,180 00


Salary, Truant Officer


120 00


Printing, stationery and postage


304 09


Telephone


363 38


Traveling expense


549 02


Miscellaneous


1,124 45


$


8,205 94


TEACHERS' SALARIES.


High


$39,697 76


Junior High


25,566 60


Elementary


23,730 04


Special


13,657 60


Substitutes


202 00


102,854 00


TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.


High.


Text and reference books


$1,074 73


Supplies


2,559 56


Elementary.


Text and reference books


2,225 86


Supplies


2,999 45


8,859 60


TUITION.


Trade schools


$75 00


Continuation schools


60 94


135 94


Transportation


700 00


Support of truants


6 29


Janitors' services.


High


$3,126 40


Elementary


5,249 49


8,375 89


FUEL AND LIGHT.


High


$1,465 03


Elementary


4,770 65


6,235 68


Amount carried forward


$276,703 80


261


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$276,703 80


MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


High.


Repairs


1,272 67


Janitors' supplies


219 97


All other


175 55


Elementary.


Repairs


$2,206 77


Janitors' supplies


322 23


All other


390 44


Diplomas and graduation exercises Medical inspection®


-


Americanization


Teachers


$775 00


Janitors


174 75


Books


40 40


990 15


Industrial Training


Repairs


$ 972 01


Material


607 14


Equipment


3,199 61


Payroll


1,160 00


5,938 76


LIBRARIES


SALARIES AND WAGES.


Librarian


$1,500 00


Assistants


1,320 77


Janitor


1,150 00


3,870 77


BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.


Books


$723 08


Periodicals


161 75


Newspapers


22 35


Binding books


299 79


1,206 97


FUEL AND LIGHT.


Fuel


$165 00


Light


350 54


515 54


BUILDINGS.


Repairs


$19 63


Furniture and furnishings


23 60


43 23


Amount carried forward


$429,697 94


4,587 63


67 75


400 00


$140,428 72


262


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$429,697 94


OTHER EXPENSES.


Stationery, printing and advertising


96 47


Water


11 00


Telephone


55 62


Express


16 65


Supplies


24 04


Shrubs


35 00


Repairs of typewriter


7 34


Laundry


2 40


Postage


4 55


Traveling expenses


9 00


262 07


Library Building Fund


Tablet


107 32


Redington Street School (from tax levy)


Architect


$3,000 00


Engineer


682 06


General contractor's bond


913 10


Advertising


17 00


Inspector


386 04


Stationery


1 80


5,000 00


Summary of Schools and Libraries


Appropriation


Expenditures $140,428 72


$ 71 28


Americanization


1,125 00


990 15


134 85


Industrial Training


5,960 00


5,938 76


21 24


Redington Street School


5,000 00


5,000 00


Library


6,000 00


5,998 58


1 42


Library Building


107 32


107 32


School Committee


500 00


500 00


Total


$159,192 32


$158 463 53


$728 79


Amount carried forward


$435,167 33


Balance


. Schools


$140,500 00


263


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1925]


Amount brought forward


$435,167 33


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED Parks and Playgrounds


Salary of Secretary


$100 00 23 17


Telephone


$ 123 17


BLANEY BEACH.


Superintendent


$504 00


Life guard


440 00


Water


13 60


Labor


37 25


Repairs on building


250 85


Raft


99 10


Cleaning beach


50 55


Signs


37 00


Light


75


Supplies


5 95


1,439 05


MONUMENT AVENUE.


Labor


$310 00


Signs


21 00


Flowers and seeds


125 90


Supplies


28 87


Trucking


5 00


Water


6 42


497 19


SOLDIERS' MONUMENT LOT.


Labor


$38 30


Flag and care of same


11 44


49 74


ABBOTT PARK.


Labor


$160 00


Tools


20 35


Repairing bandstand


96 15


Supplies


10 61


Lowering pole


8 50


JACKSON PARK.


Labor


$206 60


Police


70 01


Lights


34 44


Carpenter work


143 00


Contract work


350 00


Backstop


150 00


Lowering pole


8 50


Supplies


1 40


963 95


$3,368 71 $435,167 33


Amount carried forward


295 61


264


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$3,368 71 $435,167 33


PHILLIPS PARK.


Labor


$896 20


Ashes


445 65


Teaming


90 00


Trucking


162 50


Carpenter work


48 60


Lights


8 61


Loam and seed


19 06


Supplies


26 76


1,697 38


Parks-General


Labor


$2,019 50


Trucking


149 95


Material


241 70


Flowers


13 00


Tools


15 00


Repairs


15 65


2,454 80


Metropolitan Park




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