Town annual report of Swampscott 1926, Part 10

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1926
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 334


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1,128 59


Total


$1,182 17


Total


$1,182 17


PHILLIPS SCHOOL MEDAL FUND


Principal


Income


Total


$1,000 00


$1,050 61


$2,050 61


1,000 00


1,109 03


2,109 03


Receipts


Payments


Interest earned On hand July 1, 1925


$96 43 2,050 61


Withdrawn for expenses On hand December 31, 1925


$38 01


2,109 03


Total


$2,147 04 Total


$2,147 04


[Dec. 31


100


TOWN DOCUMENTS


Income


Total


Principal $1,000 00


$125 21


$1,125 21


1,000 00


128 59


1,128 59


On hand July 1, 1925 On hand December 31, 1925


$336 41


$168 54


On hand July 1, 1925 On hand December 31, 1925


MUNICIPAL INSURANCE FUND


Principal $3,500 00 3,500 00


Income


Total $4,665 73 4,872 19


On hand July 1, 1925 On hand December 31, 1925 Receipts Income earned


Total


$206 46


Total


$206 46


CEMETERY INVESTMENT FUNDS


Total


3,208 46


4,808 86


$17,567 88 8,017 32


Receipts


Payments


Sale of lots


$1,865 50


Interest earned


889 36


Bequest


150 00


Interest on bequest


10 33


345 00


Total receipts


$2,915 19


$12,465 75


On hand July 1, 1925


17,567 88


8,017 32


Total


$20,483 07


Total


$20,483 07


-


$206 46


$1,165 73 1,372 19 Payments Deposited in savings bank $206 46


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


On hand July 1, 1925 On hand December 31, 1925


Principal $13,313 71


Income


$4,254 17


Withdrawn for purchase of land (as voted by town April 8, 1924), for new ceme- tery Withdrawn for expenses


$12,120 75


Total payments On hand December 31, 1925


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TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Balance Sheet-December 31, 1925 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


Assets


Cash in banks and office


$148,097 49


Temporary Revenue Loans: In anticipation of taxes


$100,000 00


Accounts Receivable :


Taxes:


Premiums reserved for pay- ment of debt 4,556 51


Levy of 1924


$1,243 42


Levy of 1925


73,255 60


74,499 02


Aspen road sewer $1,967 05


Pleasant street sewer 14 30


Aspen road drain


1,017 45


Military aid


485 00


Moth 1924


$3 00


Moth 1925


205 25


School committee 500 00


Municipal insurance 402 00


Contingent fund


333 59


Sewers 1924


$33 48


Sewers 1925


884 85


Unapportioned sewers


330 59


1,248 92


Sidewalks 1925


$782 45


Unapportioned sidewalks


4,658 81


5,441 26


Tax Titles Tax Title Possessions


$698 38


309 61


1,007 99


Stetson and Norfolk avenues 6,000 00


102


19,739 10


Non-revenue appropriation balances:


Essex street $1,327 94


Humphrey street concrete 32


Burpee road asphalt 1,143 47


Atlantic avenue macadam 1.136 69


Burrill street asphalt 1,503 41


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS


Chick property


700 00


Water maintenance 12,518 10


New cemetery lot construction 358 36


Land for cemetery 491 25


Revenue appropriation balances:


Special Assessments:


Redington street land taking


952 00


208 25


Liabilities


Departmental:


Stacey brook 111 18


Aspen road sewer


3,000 00


Emergency sewers


2,353 46


Redington street school


56,213 62


Palmer school addition


566 74


Military equipment


6 45


Water-Emergency


4,365 44


Bay View drive water main


4,600 00


Water Rates 1925


6,829 66


Water Services


1,767 44


Water Rents


60 00


Water Interest


765 98


Orchard-Nason and Neighbor- hood roads 2,400 00


87,431 72


Overlays, reserved for abatement of taxes: Levy of 1925


605 69


Overlay reserve


136 12


Revenue accounts-reserved until collected : Moth assessment $208 25


Sewer assessment


1,248 92


Sidewalk assessment


5,441 26


Tax title


1,007 99


Departmental


accounts l'e-


ceivable


374 96


Water 12,591 52


20,872 90


Surplus revenue


15,227 37


$248,569 41


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


103


374 96


Water Rates 1921


$25 34


Water Rates 1922


225 65


Water Rates 1923


1,302 26


Water Rates 1924


1,615 19


Puritan park, Oceanview, Mag- nolia road water mains 2,700 00


12,591 52


Loans Authorized but not issued 5,100 00


$248,569 41


Health


DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Assets


Liabilities


Special Assessments : Apportioned, but not due


$1,620 61


Apportioned sewers, due 1926 to 1934, inclusive $741 86 Apportioned sidewalks, due 1926 to 1929, inclusive 878 75


$1,620 61


1


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Water Loan Sinking Fund: Cash and securities Net funded or fixed debt


$134,740 72


Sewer loans, (serial)


218,100 00


Water loans, (serial)


113,000 00


Water loans, (with sinking funds)


150,000 00


$881,300 00


$881,300 00


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Trust and Investment Funds: Cash and securities: Principal Income


$15,904 46 9,057 68


Library Trust Funds: Ellen R. Whittle Fund: Principal Income


$2,000 00 21 97


$2,021 97


[Dec. 31


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Permanent improvement loans (serial)


$337,200 00


Tuberculosis hospital loan (serial) 63,000 00


746,559 28


$1,620 61


Joanna Morse Fund: Principal Income


$5,196 00 1,617 04


$6,813 04


Mary U. Thomson Fund: Principal Income


$1,000 00


128 59


$1,128 59


School Trust Fund:


Phillips Medal Fund: Principal


$1,000 00


Income


1,109 03


$2,109 03


Municipal Insurance Investment Fund:


Principal


$3,500 00


Income


1,372 19


$4,872 19


Cemetery Investment Fund:


Principal


$3,208 46


Income


4,808 86


$8,017 32


$24,962 14


$24,962 14


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


105


106


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[Dec. 31


THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Department of Corporations and Taxations


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


STATE HOUSE, BOSTON


September 14, 1926.


To the Board of Selectmen, Mr. Harry D. Linscott, Chairman, Swamp- scott, Massachusetts.


Gentlemen :- I submit herewith my report of an audit of the accounts of the town of Swampscott for the period from January 1 to June 30, 1926, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws. This report is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Edward H. Fenton, Chief Examiner of this Division.


Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDEI.L, Director of Accounts.


Mr. Theodore N. Waddell, Director of Accounts, Department of Corporations and Taxation, State House, Boston.


Sir :- As directed by you, I have made an audit of the accounts of the town of Swampscott for the period from January 1 to June 30, 1926, and submit the following report thereon :-


The books and accounts in the town accountant's office were ex- amined and checked. The recorded receipts were checked with the financial records of the several departments collecting money for the town and with the treasurer's books. The recorded payments were checked with the selectmen's warrants authorizing payments and with the treasurer's cash book.


An analysis of the tedger was made; the appropriation accounts were compared with the classification book, and a balance sheet, which is appended to this report, was prepared showing the financial condi- tion of the town as of June 30, 1926.


The appropriation accounts were examined and all appropriations, transfers and loans voted by the town were checked with the town clerk's records of town meetings.


The books and accounts of the treasurer were examined and checked. The footing of the cash book was proved, the reported receipts were checked and compared with the accountant's books and with the rec- ords of the departments making payments to the treasurer, and the payments were compared with the warrants authorizing disbursements of town funds.


The cash balance was verified by a reconciliation of the accounts with statements furnished by the banks.


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DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


1926]


The securities of the trust, investment, and sinking funds were not examined at this time, but will be reported upon at the end of the year.


The books and accounts of the collector were examined and checked, the commitments of taxes and assessments were verified, and the abatements were checked to the assessors' records of abatements granted. The payments to the treasurer were checked to the treas- urer's books, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the accountant's ledger.


The outstanding water accounts were checked, listed, and reconciled with the accountant's ledger; and the commitments of the water de- partment charges were verified by the department's records.


The outstanding accounts were further verified by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received, I am satisfied that the accounts are correct.


The records of the water department were examined, the records of abatements granted being checked and the charges, as shown by the card ledger accounts, being compared with the commitments to the collector.


The deeds representing the tax titles taken by the town for taxes were examined, listed, and proved to the accountant's ledger.


The town clerk's records of dog and of hunting and fishing licenses were examined, and payments to the state and county were verified by receipts on file.


The records of receipts from the sealer of weights and measures, rent of the town hall, elevator licenses, library fines and for licenses issued by the selectmen and the health department were examined, and the reported payments to the treasurer were checked to the treasurer's and the accountant's books.


Tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash and sum- maries of the tax, assessment and water accounts receivable accounts are appended to this report.


While engaged in making the audit, I received the co-operation of the various department officials, and I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation.


Respectfully submitted,


EDW. H. FENTON, Chief Examiner.


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[Dec. 31


RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH


Balance January 1, 1926


Receipts Jannuary 1 to June 30, 1926


$148,097 49 308,311 27


$456,408 76


Payments January 1 to June 30, 1926


$389,009 11


Cash in office June 30, 1926


1,104 13


Cash in banks June 30, 1926


66,295 52


$456,408 76


Balance July 1, 1926


$67,399 65


Receipts July 1 to July 6, 1926


4,283 42


$71,683 07


Payments July 1 to July 6, 1926


$6,942 57


Cash in office July 6, 1926


$1,485 47


Cash in banks July 6, 1926:


Manufacturers' National Bank of Lynn


15,228 78


Security Trust Company of Lynn


6,450 37


Sagamore Trust Company of Lynn


35,042 47


Central National Bank of Lynn


5,520 31


Webster and Atlas National Bank of Boston


1,013 10


$71,683 07


Manufacturers' National Bank of Lynn


Balance July 6, 1926, per treasurer


$15,228 78


Outstanding checks, per list


15 46


Deposit July 3, 1926 $4,283 42


Balance June 30, 1926, per bank statement


10,960 82


$15,244 24


Security Trust Company of Lynn


Balance July 6, 1926, per treasurer


$6,450 37


Outstanding checks, per list 71 90


Balance June 30, 1926, per bank statement


$6,522 27 $6,522 27


Sagamore Trust Company of Lynn


Balance July 6, 1926, per treasurer


$35,042 47 4,141 26


Outstanding checks, per list


$39,183 73


Balance June 30, 1926, per bank statement $46,443 64


Less checks drawn July 2, 1926


7,259 91


$39,183 73


Central National Bank of Lynn


Balance July 6, 1926, per treasurer $5,520 31


Outstanding checks, per list 84 81


Balance June 30, 1926, per bank statement


$5,605 12 $5.605 12


$15,244 24


109


Webster and Atlas National Bank of Boston


Balance July 6, 1926, per treasurer


Balance June 30 1926, per bank statement


$1,077 10 64 00


$1,013 10


Taxes-1924


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$1,243 42


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$1,098 45


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


15 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


129 97


$1,243 42


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$129 97


Excess collections, page 36, line 26


03


$130 00


Transferred to Tax Titles


$57 50


Outstanding July 6, 1926


66 00


Unlocated difference


6 50


$130 00


Taxes-1925


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$73,255 60


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$49,237 87


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


532 18


Outstanding June 30, 1926


23,485 55


$73,255 60


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$23,485 55


Unlocated difference


26


$23,485 81


Payments to treasurer January 1 to July 6, 1926


$1,797 15


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


21,458 86


Cash on hand July 6, 1926, verified


229 80


$23,485 81


Taxes-1926


Commitment per warrant


$5,514 00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$2,064 00


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


32 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


3,418 00


$5,514 00


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$3,418 00


Additional commitments


42 00


Commitment not previously reported


2 00


$3,462 00


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6, 1926


$1,746 00


Abatements not previously reported


6 00


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


1,462 00


Cash on hand July 6, 1926, verified


248 00


$3,462 00


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


$1,013 10


Less checks drawn July 2, 1926


110


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[Dec. 31


Moth Assessments-1924


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$3 00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


3 00


Moth Assessments-1925


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$205 25


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$120 50


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


4 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


80 75


$205 25


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$80 75


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6 1926


$12 00


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


68 75


80 75


Unapportioned Sewer Assessments


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$330 59


Commitments January 1 to June 30, 1926


3,201 73


$3,532 32


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$472 84


Apportioned January 1 to June 30, 1926


86 83


Outstanding June 30, 1926


2,972 65


$3,532 32


Outstanding July 1, 1926


Cash on hand July 6, 1926


$106 15


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


2,866 50


$2,972 65


Sewer Assessments-1924


Outstanding January 1, 1926


Payments to treasurer January 1 to


$33 48


Sewer Assessments-1925


$884 85


Outstanding January 1, 1926


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926 Outstanding June 30, 1926


$191 39


693 46


$884 85


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$693 46


$693 46


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$33 48


June 30, 1926


$2,972 65


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DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


1926]


Unapportioned Sidewalks


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$4,658 81


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926 Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


$1,347 05


66 85


Apportioned January 1 to June 30, 1926


624 75


Outstanding June 30, 1926


2,620 16


$4,658 81


Outstanding July 1, 1926 Apportioned in error


12 63


$2,632 79


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6, 1926 Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$65 63


$2,567 16


$2,632 79


Sidewalk Assessments -- 1925


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$782 45


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$419 63


Apportioned January 1 to June 30, 1926


51 15


Outstanding June 30, 1926


311 67


$782 45


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$311 67


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6, 1926


$26 28


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


285 39


$311 67


Tax Titles


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$698 38


Tax titles purchased by town


1,277 59


Redemptions January 1 to June 30, 1926:


$478 58


Outstanding June 30, 1926


$1,497 39


$1,975 97


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$1,497 39


Transferred from taxes 1924


57 50


$1,554 89


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$1,554 89


Water Rates-1921


$25 34


Outstanding January 1, 1926


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$13 96


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


6 38


Outstanding June 30, 1926


5 00


$25 34


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$5 00


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$5 00


$1,975 97


Payments to treasurer


$2,620 16


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[Dec. 31


Water Rates-1922


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$225 65


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$3 00


Abatements January 1 to June 30, 1926


144 13


Outstanding June 30, 1926


78 52


$225 65


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$78 52


Outstanding July 6, 1926


$78 52


Water Rates-1923


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$1,302 26


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$387 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


915 26


$1,302 26


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$915 26


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$915 12


Unlocated difference


14


$915 26


Water Rates-1924


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$1,615 19


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$355 19


Outstanding June 30, 1926


1,260 00


$1,615 19


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$1,260 00


Overpayment not refunded


1 00


$1,261 00


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


$1,261 00


Water Rates-1925


Outstanding January 1, 1925


$6,785 66


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$4,625 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


$2,160 66


$6,785 66


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$2,160 66


Unlocated difference


9 41


$2,170 07


Payments to treasurer January 1 to July 6, 1926


$11 00


2,147 61


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list Cash on hand July 6, 1926, verified


11 46


$2,170 07


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DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


1926]


Water Rates-1926


Commitments January 1 to June 30, 1926


$38,801 62


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926 Outstanding June 30, 1926


$31,207 34 7,594 28


$38,801 62


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$7,594 28


Commitment not reported to accountant


5,408 30


Overpayments


1 02


$13,003 60


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6, 1926


$302 19


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


12,621 70


Cash on hand July 6, 1926, verified


79 71


$13,003 60


Water Services


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$1,767 44


Commitments January 1 to June 30, 1926


1,598 29


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$2,072 04


Outstanding June 30, 1926


1,293 69


$3,365 73


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$1,293 69


Commitment not previously reported


41 13


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 6, 1926


$87 11


Outstanding July 6, 1926, per list


1,247 71


$1,334 82


Interest on Water Services


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$765 98


Commitments January 1 to June 30, 1926


216 79


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$841 12


Outstanding June 30, 1926


141.65


$982 77


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$141 65


Outstanding July 6, 1926


$141 65


Water Rents


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$60 00


Commitments January 1 to June 30, 1926


200 00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to June 30, 1926


$240 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


20 00


$260 00


Outstanding July 1, 1926 Outstanding July 6, 1926


$20 00


$20 00


$3,365 73


$1,334 82


$982 77


$260 00


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[Dec. 31


Dog Licenses


Cash on hand January 1, 1926 Licenses issued:


$6 00


219 males @ $2 00


$438 00


31 females @ $5 00


155 00


2 kennels @ $25 00


50 00


Payments to county treasurer


$484 60


Town clerk's fees retained, 207 @ 20c


41 40


Cash on hand June 30, 1926


123 00


$649 00


Cash on hand July 1, 1926


$123 00


Licenses issued :


5 males @ $2 00


10 00


1 female


$5 00


5 00


$138 00


Cash on hand July 12, 1926 (verified)


$138 00


Hunting and Fishing Licenses


Licenses issued :


43 resident citizens' sporting @ $2 25


$96 75


1 alien sporting @ $15 25 $15 25


2 minor trappers @ 75c


1 50


14 lobster fishermen's resident citizens' at $1 00


14 00


S


$127 50


Payments to Department of Conservation


$101 40


Town clerk's fees retained


11 50


Cash on hand June 30, 1926


14 50


$127 50


Cash on hand July 1, 1926


14 50


Licenses issued :


2 lobster fishermen's, resident citizens' at $1 00


2 00


$16 50


Payments to Department of Conservation


$12 50


Town clerk's fees retained


2 00


Cash on hand July 12, 1926 (verified)


2 00


$16 50


Selectmen's Licenses


Licenses issued :


3 Junk


@ $75 00


$225 00


22 Gasoline


@


$2 50


55 00


7 Innholders'


@ $5 00


35 00


1 Employment Agency


@ $2 00


2 00


1 Auctioneers'


@ $2 00


2 00


6 Express


@ $1 00


6 00


13 Taxi


@ $1 00


13 00


1 Bowling Alley


@ $2 00


2 00


1 Pool


@ $2 00


2 00


3 Used Car Dealers @ $35 00


105 00


$649 00


$447 00


115


Selectmen's Licenses-(Continued)


Payments to treasurer


$422 00 25 00


$447 00


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$25 00


Payments to treasurer


$5 00


Outstanding July 15, 1926


15 00


Cash in collector's hands July 15, 1926


5 00


$25 00


Town Hall


Cash on hand January 1, 1926 Receipts


$18 00 86 00


$104 00


Payments to treasurer


$85 00


Payments to collector


12 00


Outstanding June 30, 1926


7 00


104 00


Outstanding July 1, 1926


$7 00


Cash on hand July 14, 1926


$7 00


Elevator Licenses


Licenses issued


$14 00


Cash on hand June 30, 1926


$14 00


Cash on hand July 1, 1926


$14 00


Payments to treasurer July 1 to July 15 1926


$14 00


Health Department


Outstanding January 1, 1926


$374 96


Commitments


135 40


$510 36


Payments to treasurer


$388 71


Abatements


42 90


Outstanding June 30, 1926


78 75


$510 36


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Sealing fees January 1 to June 30, 1926


$54 37


Outstanding June 30, 1926


$6 29


Cash on hand June 30, 1926


48 08


$54 37


Cash on hand July 1, 1926


$48 08


Outstanding July 1, 1926


6 29


Sealing fees July 1 to July 14, 1926


3 80


$58 17


Outstanding July 14, 1926


$6 29


Cash on hand July 14, 1926


51 88


$58 17


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


Outstanding June 30, 1926


116


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[Dec. 31


Library


Cash on hand January 1, 1926 Fines


$51 28


142 93


$194 21


Payments to treasurer


$140 00


Cash on hand June 30, 1926


54 21


$194 21


Cash on hand July 1, 1926


$54 21


Fines July 1 to July 15, 1926


9 83


$64 04


Payments to treasurer


$40 00


Cash on hand July 15, 1926


24 04


$64 04


Town of Swampscott BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30 1926


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Balance Sheet-June 30, 1926 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


Assets


Liabilities


Cash:


General


$67,399 65


Petty:


In anticipation of revenue


$300,000 00


Police


$50 00


Health


25 00


Library


15 00


Cemetery perpetual care funds 780 00


Appropriation balances


412,119 20


Accounts Receivable :


Taxes :


Levy of 1924


$72 47


Levy of 1925


23,485 55


Levy of 1926


3,420 00


26,978 02


"pecial Assessments:


Toth 1925


80 75


Swers 1925


$693 46


Sewer assessment


3,666 11


Sidewalk assessment


2,944 46


Tax titles


1,864 50


Departmental


128 75


Water


13,469 06


Tax titles


$1,544 89


Tax titles posessions


309 61


1,864 50


Moth assessment $80 75


Urpportioned sewers


2,972 65


3,666 11


Sidewaks 1925


$311 67


Unappctioned sidewalks


2,632 79


2,944 46


Surplus revenue


22,153 63 14,465 86


[Dec. 31


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TOWN DOCUMENTS


Levy of 1925 73 51


Overlay reserve


136 12


Revenue accounts-reserved until collected:


Temporary Loans:


Cemetery sale of lots funs 1,239 50


90 00


Overlay reserved for abatement of taxes:


Departmental:


Health School


$78 75 50 00


128 75


Water Rates 1921


5 00


Water Rates 1922


78 52


Water Rates 1923


915 26


Water Rates 1924


1,260 00


Water Rates 1925


2,160 66


Water Rates 1926


7,594 28


Water Services


1,293 69


Water Rents


20


00


Water Interest


141 65


13,469 06


Revenue 1925


$600,127 89


Less collections, estimated receipts


12,046 18


588,081 71


Trust fund transactions


160 78


Loans Authorized


38,000 00


Accounts overdrawn: ยท


Overlay 1924


$15 00


Overlay 1926


32 00


Essex street paving


2,738 68


Chick property


5,318 35


8,104 03


$750,967 82


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


$750,967 82


119


120


DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Assets


Liabilities


Special Assessments : Apportioned, but not due


$2,370 71


Apportioned sewers, due 1926 to 1935, inclusive Apportioned sidewaks, due 1926 to 1930, inclusive


$828 69


1,542 02


$2,370 71


$2,370 71


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Water Loan and Sinking Fund: Cash and securities Net funded or fixed debt


Permanent improvement loans, (serial)


$321,500 00


$134,740 72


Tuberculosis hospital loan, (serial) 59.000 00


717,109 28


Sewer loan, (serial)


214,350 00


Water loan, (serial)


107,000 00


Water loan, (with sinking fund)


150,000 00


$851,850 00


$851,850 00


Trust and Investment Fund: Cash and securities : Principal Income


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Library Trust Funds: Ellen R. Whittle Fund: Principal Income


$2,000 00 21 97


$2,021 97


[Dec. 31


TOWN DOCUMENTS


$15,904 46 7,440 64


Joanna Morse Fund: Principal $5,196 00


5,196 00


Mary L. Thomson Fund: Principal


$1,000 00


Income


128 59


1,128 59


School Trust Fund: Phillips Medal Fund: Principal


$1,000 00


Income


1,109 03


2,109 03


Municipal Insurance Investment Fund: Principal


$3,500 00


Income


1,372 19


4,872 19


Cemetery Investment Funds:


Principal


$3,208 46


Income


4,808 86


8,017 32


$23,345 10


$23,345 10


1926]


DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS


121


122


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Treasurer's Report


James W. Libby, Treasurer.


In account with the Town of Swampscott for the year ended December 31, 1926.


Balance on hand January 1, 1926


$148,097 49


RECEIPTS


Tax Collector


Taxes


$595,140 08


Water Receipts


$69,986 46


Sewer Assessments


1,774 94


Sidewalk and Curbing


1,465 42


Miscellaneous


7,152 62


$675,519 52


Temporary Loan Notes Issued in Anticipation of Revenue


Notes discontinued at 3.49%


$100,000 00


Notes discounted at 3.23%


100,000 00


Notes discounted at 3.26%


100,000 00


Notes discounted at 3.72%


100,000 00


$400,000 00


Bonds and Notes, Issued and Sold


Sewerage Loans


4% Serial Coupon Notes


$17,000 00


4% Serial Registered Notes


4,000 00


Street Loan


4% Serial Coupon Notes


15,000 00


Premium on $32,000 at 100.48


153 60


Accrued Interest


24 89


$36,178 49


Amount carried forward


$1,259,795 50


1926]


REPORT OF TREASURER


123


Amount brought forward


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Income Tax, 1926


$49,191 17


Income Tax, 1926 "Special"


13,224 00


Corporation Tax, Business


6,815 05


Corporation Tax, Public Service


4,310 43


Charles River Basin Loan, Sinking Fund


3,164 23


Department of Public Works, Division of Highways


3,088 21


Trust Company Tax


2,747 78


National Bank Tax


2,729 98


Income Tax, 1925


1,300 00


Temporary Aid


1,070 17


Street Railway Tax, 1926


590 14


State Aid


570 00


Income Tax, 1924


511 10


English Speaking Classes, for Adults


440 18


Income Tax, 1923


403 50


Tuition of children


352 62


Division of Sanatoria


325 71


Vocational Education


16 12


Military Aid


7 50


Street Railway Tax, 1925


1 13


$90,859 02


County of Essex


Essex Street Construction


3,088 22


Refund of Dog Tax


508 83


$3,597 05


Trust Funds


Joanna Morse Library Fund, Income


$1,921 52


cemetery Trust Fund, Care of Lots


375 00


Mary L. Thomson Library Fund, Income


185 69


Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund, Income


124 30


$2,606 51


Refund of 1925 Armistice Day Appropriation


200 00


Palmer School Insurance Adjustment


23


Interest Bank Deposits


3,328 46


Total Receipts


$1,360,386 77


Less :


Treasury Warrants honored and paid,


numbered from 1 to 4771


1,266,700 91




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