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Precinct Two
Beginning at a point where the center line of Essex street in- tersects the boundary line between the city of Lynn and the town of Swampscott, the line follows the center line of Essex street to a point where the center line of Barnstable street, extended, intersects said center line of Essex street; thence by the center line of Barn- stable street and said line of the railroad location, to a point where said center line of the railroad location intersects the center line of Norfolk avenue; thence by said center line of Norfolk avenue to a point where the rear line of the properties on the north side of Mid- dlesex avenue, if extended, would intersect said center line; thence following the rear line of the lots on the north side of Middlesex av- enue to the center line of Burrill street; thence by said center line of Burrill street to a point where the same intersects the center line of the Boston & Maine Railroad location; thence by the center line of said railroad to a point where said center line intersects the boundary line between the town of Swampscott and the city of Lynn; thence by the said boundary line to the point of beginning. This pre- cinct contains 662 voters.
Precinct Three
Beginning at a point where the center line of the Boston & Maine Railroad location intersects the boundary line between the town of Swampscott and the city of Lynn; thence following the cen- ter line of said railroad location to a point where it intersects the center line of Burrill street; thence by the center line of Burrill street to a point where a line extended from the rear line of the lots on the north side of Middlesex avenue intersects said center line; thence by said rear line to the center line of Norfolk avenue; thence by the center lines of Norfolk avenue, Paradise road, Shaw road, Thomas road, Elmwood road and Monument avenue to the shore; thence by the shore line of Nahant Bay to the boundary line between the city of Lynn and the town of Swampscott; thence by said boundary line to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 673 voters.
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Precinct Four
Beginning at a point where the center line of State road and the center line of Walker road meet; thence following the center line of State and Paradise roads to the Boston and Maine Railroad location; thence by the center line of said railroad location to the center line of Stetson avenue; thence by the center lines of Stetson avenue, Norfolk avenue, Paradise road, Shaw road, Thomas road, Elmwood road and Hardy road, Monument avenue, Farragut road, Grant road and Walker road to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 650 voters.
Precinct Five
Beginning at a point on the shore line of Nahant Bay, where the center line of Monument avenue extended intersects said shore line; thence by the center line of Monument avenue, Farragut road, Grant road, Walker road and State road to a point opposite the stand- pipe; thence southeasterly in a straight line to a point where the center line of Sargent road, as extended, meets the center line of Forest avenue; thence by said extension and by the center line of Sargent road, Arbutus road and Aspen road to a point where the boundary line between lot 223 and lot 224, as shown on plate 20 of the Assessors' plans, intersects the center line of Aspen road; thence by said boundary lines and in a straight line to the center line of Fuller avenue; thence by the center line of Fuller avenue to the southerly boundary of the High School lot; thence by the said boun- dary line to the center line of King street; thence by the center lines of King street and Highland street and Redington street to a point at the junction of Sheridan road, where the extension of the divid- ing line between the properties on Monument avenue, Elmwood road and Sheridan road and the properties on Redington street, as ex- tended, meets the center line of Redington street; thence by said dividing line to the shore line of Nahant Bay; thence by said shore line to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 669 voters.
Precinct Six
Beginning at a point where the extension of the dividing line between the properties on Monument avenue, Elmwood road and Sheridan road and the properties on Redington street intersects the shore line of Nahant Bay; thence following the said dividing line to the junction of Sheridan road and Redington street; thence follow- ing the center line of Redington street, Highland street, King street across Greenwood avenue to the southerly boundary of the High School lot; thence by said boundary line to the center line of Ful- ler avenue; thence by the center line of Fuller avenue to a point where the dividing line between lot 46 and 47, as shown on plate 19 of the Assessors' plans, intersects said center line of Fuller avenue; thence in a straight line to the boundary line between lot 222 and lot 234, of plate 20 of the Assessors' plans; thence by the boundary line between lots 234 and 235, on plate 20 of the Assessors' plans, to the center line of Millett road; thence by the center line of Mil- lett road, Humphrey street and Marshall street and said center line of Marshall street extended, to the shore line of Nahant Bay; thence by said shore line to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 666 voters.
Precinct Seven
Beginning at a point on the shore line where the center line of Ocean avenue intersects the shore line of Massachusetts Bay; thence by the center line of said Ocean avenue to the center line of Hum-
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phrey street; thence by the center line of Humphrey street to a point where the northerly boundary line of the Palmer school lot, so-called, intersects said center line of Humphrey street; thence in a straight line to a point where the center line of Sargent road, as extended, would intersect Forest avenue; thence turning and running southwesterly by the center line of Sargent road to Arbutus road; thence by the center line of Arbutus road to Aspen road; thence by the center line of Aspen road to a point where the boundary line be- tween lot 223 and lot 224 as shown on plate 20 of the Assessors' plans, extended, intersects said center line of Aspen road; thence by said boundary lines and the lines between lots 223 and 235, 222 and 235 and 234 and 235 as shown on said plate 20 to the center line of Millett road; thence by the center line of Millett road to Humphrey street; thence by the center line of Humphrey street and of Marshall street and the center line of Marshall street, extended, to the shore line of Nahant Bay; thence following said shore line to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 658 voters.
Precinct Eight
Beginning at a point on the shore line where the center line of Ocean avenue intersects the shore line of Massachusetts Bay; thence by the center line of said Ocean avenue to the center line of Hum- phrey street; thence by the center line of Humphrey street to a point where the northerly boundary line of the Palmer School lot, so-called, intersects said center line of Humphrey street; thence in a straight line to a point where the center line of Sargent road, as extended, would intersect Forest avenue; thence in a straight line northwesterly to the center line of State road at a point opposite the stand-pipe; thence by the center line of State road to Vinnin street; thence by the dividing line between the town of Swampscott and the city of Salent and by the dividing line between the town of Swamp- scott and the town of Marblehead to the shore line of Massachu- setts Bay; thence by said shore line to the point of beginning. This precinct contains 662 voters.
Underground Wires on Puritan Road
Two or more years ago the Lynn Gas & Electric Co., and the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., at the request of the board placed underground conduits in Puritan road, from Humphrey street to Woodbine avenue. It was the expectation of the board that the abutters would co-operate with them, so that the unsightly poles might be removed. All wires have been placed underground as far as Marshall street, and as soon as the house connections have been made by the abutters east of Marshall street all the wires will be placed underground and this desirable civic improvement will be completed. It is the earnest desire of the board that all owners who have not placed their house connections either for light or telephone underground co-operate with the Gas and Telephone Companies at once.
Street Lighting Contract
In accordance with the vote of the town meeting a new contract was entered into with the Lynn Gas & Electric Co., effective as of July 1, and running for a period of five years. Much thought and study was given to this contract and it is believed that it will event- ually effect a saving' of about $1,000 a year in the change for street lighting. The contract calls for the elimination of the old fashioned swinging arc lamps and the substitution of steadier and more ef- fective lights in their place.
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Relief Fund
The board has during the past year administered a relief fund for the benefit of persons who were in needy circumstances but who could not be beneficiaries of public funds. The fund was created by contributions from the employees of St. Clair's, Inc., Boston Navy Yard and Internal Revenue Service. To these contributions were added the receipts from Leon E. Abbott Post 57, American Legion proceeds of the Armistice Day program, and the proceeds from the football game conducted by Joseph D. Spinney. It would be a very fine thing and accomplish a great deal of good if contributions would be made by private individuals for a continuance of this fund.
The board wishes to thank the donors for their generous thought, which allowed the board to relieve considerable suffering. Every- one of the recipients, was deeply grateful for the aid given.
The financial statement is as follows:
Receipts
St. Clair's, Inc.
$50.00
Leon E. Abbott Post 57, A. L.
186.08
Spinney Fund
121.97
Boston Navy Yard Unem. Relief Fund
10.18
Paul W. Brickett
31.95
Internal Revenue Unemploy. Relief
13.88
Interest on deposits
3.34
$417.40
Expenditures
Unemployment Payroll
$84.00
Coal
23.92
Cash Aid
126.00
Groceries
180.83
Medicine
1.17
$415.92
Balance
$1.48
Traffic Lights
In an endeavor to speed up the traffic along Humphrey street, traffic arrows were installed on the traffic signals at Redington and Blaney streets, Ingalls terrace and Washburn square, so as to permit a practically continuous flow of traffic in an easterly direc- tion. The new arrows seem to have performed their purpose ad- mirably after drivers had become accustomed to their uses.
Floating Fish Traps
The board received two applications during the year for float- ing fish traps off Lincoln House Point and Grass Head, a portion of Little's Point. A public hearing was held in the Town Hall attend- ed by many of the property owners at Little's Point. In view of the objections presented both applications were withdrawn.
Gasoline Licenses
Under the State Law no person is permitted to use a garage until a license has been issued after a hearing by the Selectmen. At the suggestion of the Inspector of Buildings and Chief of the Fire Department a new rule was adopted by the board, whereby the In- spector was requested not to issue a building permit until after the gasoline license had been granted. At the present time a person desiring to build a garage first applies for a gasoline license, and after that has been granted the building permit is issued. In this way abutters have an opportunity to object before the new building is erected, instead of the building being erected first.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Bonds of Town Officers
Bonds of the following officers are given except as noted by the American Surety Co. of New York, in the amounts stated:
Ralph D. Merritt, Collector of Taxes
$46,000.00
(Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.) James W. Libby, Town Treasurer The above amounts are set by the State.
46,000.00
Ralph D. Merritt, Town Clerk
1,000.00
Ralph D. Merritt, Collector of Water Rates
5,000.00
James W. Libby, Custodian of Trust Funds
10,000.00
Licenses
Auctioneers
Daniel W. Wormwood, 185 Aspen road Earl E. Wells, 2 Neighborhood road
George W. Smith, 49 Monument avenue
George W. Foster, 50 Bradlee avenue Ernest M. Folger, 73 Oceanview road Carl O. Kratz, 27 New Ocean street
Ernest L. Noera, 386 Humphrey street Bowling Alley
James D. Bentley, 217 Burrill street
Express
Willis E. Shephard, 645 Humphrey street (with Sunday privi- lege)
E. G. Bean, 430 Humphrey street
William H. Carroll, 148 Burrill street (with Sunday privilege)
Joseph W. Bruley, 26 Puritan road
Emilio Iarrobino, 670 Humphrey street Thorner's Express, 12 Harris street, Marblehead
John A. Boston, 65 Pine street
Swampscott Trans. Co., 268 Eastern avenue, Lynn
Harvey H. Beadle, 268 Eastern avenue, Lynn
Ceasare Funai, 49 Ocean street, Lynn
Common Victualers
Louis A. Hershman, 156 Humphrey street (2)
Edward J. Connelly, 112 Burrill street
Grant's Cafe, 60 Humphrey street
Blaney's, Inc., 153-155 Humphrey street
Gen. Glover Farm Teahouse, Salem and Tedesco streets, Lillian A. Little
The Castle, 1101 State road, Lillian A. Little
Sunbeam Inn, 1010 State road, Lillian A. Little
Fred M. Eichel, 15 Railroad avenue
Johnny's Lunch, 422 Humphrey street, John A. and Mary M. Dedrick.
Wilfred N. Hobden, 400 Humphrey street
Robert B. Hegarty, 357 Essex street
Nell Martin, 99 Paradise road
Blaisdell Confectionery Co., 149 Humphrey street
Cottage Tea Room, 1008 State road, Geo. A. and Bertha K. Woodman
St. Clair's, Inc., 146 Humphrey street
Bruno D. Himberg, 1 Marshall street
Ernest L. Haines, 410 Humphrey street
Young & Chaggaris, 416 Humphrey street, transferred
Mabel P. Bruce, 27 New Ocean street
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Doane's, Inc., 131-141 Humphrey street
H. D. Spinney, 416 Humphrey street
Innholders
New Ocean House, Inc., 208 Puritan road
Deer Cove Inn, Little Point Co., Inc., 747 Humphrey street, trans- ferred
Deer Cove Inn, John and Effie R. Grandin, 747 Humphrey street Prescott-Cliff, Catherine J. Wade, 175 Humphrey street
Hotel Bellevue, Antonio & Leila Tuttle Squillari, 1092 Humphrey street
The Samovar, Deborah R. Rubinovitz & Gertrude Talcoff, 28 Claremont terrace
Willey House, James A. Willey, Pres., 80 Humphrey street
Hotel Preston, Arthur S. Race, Pres., North Stone road
Junk Dealers
Nathan E. Zletz, 97 Eastman avenue
Louis Zletz, 26 Cherry street
Jacob Goldberg, 26 Elm place
Hawkers and Pedlers
Arnold Spediacci, 30 Melvin avenue, Lynn
Speros Kolatsonis, 18 Richmond place, Lynn
Morton H. Lown, 18 Madison avenue, Lynn
Nicola Piero, 7 Fremont court, Lynn
Allan J. Doyle, 60 Gertrude street, Lynn
Used Car Dealers
Peter Larson, 182 Paradise road
Oceanside Garage, William O. Welch, prop., 12-24 Pine street
J. W. Rose, Chevrolet Co., 182 Paradise road Pool Tables
James D. Bentley, 217 Burrill street
Leonard E. Proctor, 424 Humphrey street Taxi
Harry A. Tirrell, 145 Burrill street (1)
William H. Carroll, 148 Burrill street (3)
John E. Burns, 489 Humphrey street (1) Joseph W. Bruley, 26 Puritan road (2) Liquor License
Nathan G. Bubier, 222 Humphrey street Driving Range
Sunbeam Country Club, Essex street
Intelligence Office
Marblehead Employment Service, 154 Humphrey street Indoor Tennis
Edward J. Cudihy, New Ocean House Garage Sunday License
New Ocean House
Itinerant Vendor
Angelo DeNapoli, Hotel Preston Moving Building
C. Sanford Doughty from Burpee road to Buena Vista street Zoning permit applications
Spic & Span of Mass., 158 Humphrey street, pressing establish- ment
Moose Hill Spring Tonic Co., 40 Essex street, tonic manufactur- ing, not granted
Geo. L. Chaisson, 5 Elmwood road, grocery store
John E. Stevenson, 49 Hillside avenue, variety store
Johnson Baking Co., 2 Puritan road, doughnut shop, not granted Joseph Riccio, 463 Humphrey street, tailor
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Israel Kramer, 160 Humphrey street, dry goods
James P. Chaggaris & Howard R. Young, 416 Humphrey street, restaurant
Blanchards, 260 Humphrey street, men's furnishings
Swampscott Fruit Market, 2 Puritan road, fruit and vegetable market
Royal C. Caproni, 44 Cherry street, variety store
Ernest L. Haines, 408-410 Humphrey street, restaurant
Charles C. Oliver, 19 Railroad avenue, automobile supplies
Wm. H. LeBlanc, 150 Humphrey street, Karmelkorn Products Ada M. Fenton, rear 432-442 Humphrey street, parking space Elizabeth Fittingoff, 160 Humphrey street, book shop
A. R. Chesley, rear 412 Humphrey street, parking space J. W. Rose, 182 Paradise road, sales and service station Joseph Colantami and Carl Colandiro, 2 Puritan road, barber shop, not granted
Gennaro Liquori, 463 Humphrey street, barber shop
Donald Heaney as The Electroform Co., 245 Burrill street, man- ufacturing
Hennigar P. Foster, as Brown Cottage Doughnut Shop, 306 Es- sex street
Nicholas Fiori and Thomas Gandolfo, 7-9 Railroad avenue, pool room, not granted
Wm. H. Doucette, 503 Humphrey street, barber shop
THE TOWN BUDGET
The following are the amounts requested by the various officers, boards and committees for the conduct of their departments during the year 1933:
General Government
Legislative
$350.00
Selectmen
3,900.00
Selectmen's Contingent Fund
500.00
Accounting
3,600.00
Treasury
2,148.00
Certification of Notes and Bonds
100.00
Collector of Taxes
3,828.65
Board of Assessors
4,403.57
Town Clerk
852.40
Election and Registration
1,961.00
Engineering
7,200.00
Town Hall
4,500.00
Law
1,000.00
Board of Appeals
250.00
Planning Board
235.00
$34,828.62
Protection of Persons and Property
Police
$42,500.00
Fire
44,523.00
Moth
5,000.00
Tree Warden
3,230.00
Forest Warden
200.00
Inspector of Buildings
1,425.00
Amount carried forward
$34,828.62
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Amount brought forward
$34,828.62
Sealer of Weights and Measures
$550.00
Care of Prisoners
100.00
Subordinate Officials
600.00
$98,128.00
Health and Sanitation
Health
$7,638.00
Health Nurse
1,350.00
Sewer
9,965.00
Refuse and Garbage
11,271.00
Dumps
1,650.00
Dental Clinic
1,200.00
Particular Sewers
200.00
Brooks
200.00
Cleaning Beaches
400.00
$33,874.00
Highways and Bridges
Highway Administration
$3,280.00
Highway
48,200.00
Seal Coating
5,000.00
Street Watering and Oiling
2,500.00
Sidewalks and Curbing
4,000.00
Snow and Ice
10,000.00
Lighting Streets
24,000.00
Street Construction
4,000.00
Street Resurfacing
6,000.00
$106,980.00
Charities
Public Welfare
$20,000.00
Soldiers' Relief
10,000.00
State and Military Aid
800.00
Pensions and Compensation
3,388.80
Burnett Fund
259.00
$34,447.80
Schools and Libraries
Schools
$194,159.00
Library
11,000.00
Traveling expenses outside State
25.00
$205,184.00
Recreation and Unclassified
Parks
$8,000.00
Memorial Day
500.00
Firemen's Memorial Day
200.00
Heat and Light G. A. R. and V. F. W. Halls
880.00
District Nurse
300.00
Legion Lease
1,300.00
Trust Fund Custodian Bond
40.00
Reserve Fund
5,000.00
Printing Town Reports
1,150.00
Insurance
4,365.00
Veterans' Exemption
75.00
$21,810.00
Amount carried forward
$535,152.42
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Amount brought forward
$535,152.42
Enterprises
Water
$67,666.00 5,846.25
Cemetery
$73,512.25
Interest and Maturing Debt
Interest:
Loans in Anticipation of Revenue
$12,500.00
General Debt
21,056.75
Sewer Bonds
4,170.00
T. B. Hospital Bonds
1,380.00
$39,106.75
Municipal Indebtedness:
General Debt
$46,200.00
Sewer Bonds
12,850.00
T. B. Hospital Bonds
3,000.00
$62,050.00
County of Essex: Essex Sanatorium Assessment
$6,354.68
Emergency Sewer
$1,500.00
1,500.00
Emergency Water
2,500.00
2,500.00
$720,276.10
Respectfully submitted, R. WYER GREENE, EDWARD LACROIX, Board of Selectmen.
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Accounting Department
THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
To the Board of Selectmen:
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 41 of the General Laws, I herewith submit the following report of the Accounting Department for the year ending December 31, 1932:
Receipts
Taxes:
1930 Poll
1930 Personal
1930 Real Estate
2,928.31
$2,943.51
1931 Poll
20.00
1931 Personal
1,106.27
1931 Real Estate
99,603.66
100,729.93
1932 Poll
6,160.00
1932 Personal
30,608.00
1932 Real Estate
412,633.58
449,401.58
Tax Titles
7,389.16
$560,464.18
Income Tax 1932
58,707.00
Corporation Tax Ry. & Tel.
1,353.69
Corporation Tax Ry. & Tel.
5,195.77
Corp. Tax Pub. Ser. 1932
3,935.60
Corp. Tax Pub. Ser. 1931
209.11
Street Railway Tax 1932
88.90
National Bank Tax 1930
102.25
National Bank Tax 1931
933.98
National Bank Tax 1932
495.76
Trust Co. Tax 1930
61.58
Trust Co. Tax 1931
211.20
Trust Co. Tax 1932
935.43
Highway Tax
20,245.95
Corp. Tax Ry. & Tel. 1930
1.20
Corp. Tax Ry. & Tel. 1931
10.06
Brookline Refund
42.86
Old Age Assistance
205.29
Licenses and Permits :
Taxi
7.00
Junk
150.00
Peddlers
107.00
Pool
4.00
Bowling Alley
2.00
Express
10.00
Used Car Dealers
105.00
Innholders
40.00
Common Victualers
44.00
92,735.63
92,735.63
Amount carried forward
$653,199.81
$8.00 7.20
183
$653,199.81
Auctioneer
$14.00
Elevator
6.00
Milk
39.50
Alcohol
1.00
Non-Alcohol
10.00
Oleomargarine
.50
Soap Grease
2.00
Ice Cream
4.00
Intelligence office
4.00
Massage and manicure
4.00
Driving range
2.00
Liquors
1.00
Indoor tennis
2.00
Building moving
5.00
Sunday permit
2.00
Itinerant vendor
10.00
Fines and Forfeits:
Court Fines
64.00
64.00
64.00
Grants and Gifts:
Dog Taxes from County
858.46
858.46
858.46
Other General Revenue:
1931 Old Age Assistance
11.00
1932 Old Age Assistance
3,172.00
3,183.00
3,183.00
Excise Tax 1930
30.69
Excise Tax 1931
604.13
Excise Tax 1932
29,784.27
Tax on Vessels
70.67
70.67
70.67
Special Assessments :
Moth 1930
9.50
Moth 1931
323.75
Moth 1932
1,423.75
1,757.00
Sewers 1931
2,888.69
Sewers 1932
3,702.38
Unapport. Sewers
2,136.48
8,727.55
Sidewalks, 1930
87.71
Sidewalks, 1931
647.06
Sidewalks 1932
637.63
Unapport. Sidewalks
612.97
General Government:
Selectmen
Gasoline hearings
95.00
Zoning hearings
62.00
Fish Trap hearings
5.00
Sale of Maps
6.00
Collector of Taxes
Tax Receipts
20.00
Town Costs
103.50
Town Hall Receipts
133.00
Board of Appeals hearings
30.00
Assessors, Sale of Poll Book
.50
455.00
Amount carried forward
$700,840.95
$576.00
576.00
30,419.09
30,419.09
1,985.37
12,469.92
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Amount brought forward
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Amount brought forward
Protection of Persons and Property: Police, telephone calls $1.70
Sealer of Wts. and Measures fees
85.16
Building Permits
106.00
Fire, Sale of old Chassis
30.00
$222.86
Health:
Division of Sanatoria
994.27
Plumbing Permits
173.00
1,167.27
Highway:
Removing snow State road
155.00
155.00
Charities:
Relief given, from cities and
towns
1,114.17
Relief given from State
1,839.90
Mothers' Aid from State
532.90
Reimbursements by individuals
8.00
3,494.97
Soldiers' Benefits:
State Aid
410.00
Soldiers', Relief from Boston
60.00
Schools:
Tuition State Wards
478.30
Other Tuition
1,006.10
English Speaking Classes
11.25
Aid to Ind. Shoe School
278.08
School receipts
14.55
Newsboy badges
.50
Libraries:
Fines
486.62
486.62
Park:
Fish House rentals
230.20
230.20
Cemetery:
Sale of lots
3,529.00
Perpetual Care
857.50
Care of lots not under
282.50
4,669.00
4,669.00
Water:
Rates 1930
58.12
Rates 1931
10,614.20
Rates 1932
53,963.64
Services 1930
71.11
Services 1931
810.03
Services 1932
3,019.78
Services 1929
20.62
Rent
480.00
Interest
359.80
Interest:
On Collector's Deposits
23.66
On Treasurer's Deposits
2,374.43
Amount carried forward
69,397.30
69,397.30
$783,377.95
470.00
1,788.78
8,470.70
Perpetual Care
$700,840.95
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Amount brought forward
$783,377.95
On taxes
$3,726.46
On tax titles
402.59
On excise taxes
82.24
On sewer assessments
2.82
Premium on bonds
1.00
$6,613.20
6,613.20
Municipal Indebtedness:
Loans in Anticipation of Revenue
550,000.00
550,000.00
550,000.00
Trust Funds :
Joanna Morse Library Fund Income
$249.71
Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income
96.13
Mary L. Thomson Library Fund Income
48.06
Phillips Medal Fund Income
39.25
Cemetery Lots Fund Income
26.00
459.15
459.15
Refunds :
Overpayment checks returned
180.00
Checks unclaimed
133.40
Insurance premium refunded
8.99
Old Age Assistance
20.00
342.39
342.39
Receipts for year Balance, January 1, 1932
131,568.12
Total Receipts
$1,472,360.81
TRANSFERS
From Nason Road Sewer
$1,615.54
From Rockland Street Sewer
961.02
From Burpee Road Sewer
30.50
From Section A Sewer
4,150.93
From Section B Sewer
6,146.29
From Section C Sewer
1,445.85
From Section D Sewer
794.70
From Roy Street Drain
4.84
From King's Brook Culvert
28.06
From Culvert
14.25
To Emergency Sewer
$15,191.98
From Water Receipts Reserved for Ap- propriation
67,500.00
To Water
65,000.00
To Emergency Water
2,500.00
From Emergency Sewer
6,300.00
To Puritan Road Drain
3,800.00
To Aspen Road Drain To Sewer Easements
300.00
From Water Available Surplus
3,650.00
To Hampden Street Water Main
1,600.00
To Berkshire Street Water Main
1,500.00
To Bradlee Avenue Water Main
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