Town annual report of Swampscott 1932, Part 16

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1932
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 238


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2,200.00


550.00


$1,340,792.69


186


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


From Emergency Sewer


$10,000.00


To Pumping Station Addition


$10,000.00


From Reserve Fund


4,714.79


To Fire Alarm Extension


314.79


To Selectmen's Contingent Fund To Law


400.00


From Excess and Deficiency Fund


15,945.75


To Highway for Unemployment


2,000.00


To Cemetery for Unemployment


8,000.00


To Park for Unemployment


3,200.00


To Tree Warden for Unemployment


1,200.00


To Selectmen for Unemployment


600.00


To Election and Registration


500.00


To Town Hall


200.00


To Park


150.00


To Sealer of Weights and Measures To Veterans' Exemption


79.09


From Reserve Fund 30.00


30.00


From Library Fund Incomes


393.90


To Mary L. Thomson Library Fund Income


48.06


To Joanna Morse Library Fund Income


249.71


To Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income From Fire 5.35


96.13


From School


70.20


To Warrants Payable


75.55


From Highway


39.55


From Street Watering and Oiling


156.40


To Warrants Payable


195.95


EXPENDITURES


GENERAL GOVERNMENT Legislative


Moderator, salary


$100.00


$100.00


Finance Committee


Printing reports


75.16


Clerical assistance


70.00


Miscellaneous


145.16


Town Meetings


Warrants


56.00


Printing


22.75


Checkers at town meeting


20.00


All other


3.25


102.00


$347.16


Selectmen's Department


Salaries and Wages


Selectmen


1,250.00


Secretary


300.00


Assistants


1,146.00


Unemployment


247.00


2,943.00


Amount carried forward


$347.16


/


16.66


To Cemetery


4,000.00


187


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


$347.16


Amount brought forward Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$159.03


Printing and Advertising


192.65


Carfares, teams, etc.


32.91


Furniture and Fixtures


90.75


Flowers


20.00


Books


6.00


Telephone


5.59


All other


45.19


$552.12


3,495.12


Selectmen's Contingent Fund


Stationery and Postage


10.98


Printing and Advertising


67.50


Labor


66.50


Closets at Town Hall


59.60


Marblehead Firemen lunches


12.00


Cemetery plan


23.50


First Aid dressing


5.00


Manholes


27.00


Carfares, teams, etc.


120.00


Bridge repairs


6.44


Puritan Road Drain


.42


398.94


Selectmen's Contingent Fund Emergency


Labor


4,587.50


4,587.50


Accounting Department


Salaries and Wages


Accountant


2,340.00


Assistants


1,042.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


26.24


Printing and Advertising


32.75


Telephone ·


26.13


All other


31.96


117.08


3,499.08


Treasurer's Department


Salaries and Wages


Treasurer


1,200.00


Clerk


400.00


1,600.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


169.46


Printing and Advertising


7.50


Carfares, teams, etc.


3.50


Insurance


84.65


Bond


230.00


Checkwriter


60.00


Amount carried forward


$12,327.80


398.94


3,382.00


188


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward Inspection Subscriptions


$2.55


18.00


$575.66


2,175.66


Town Accountant's Report


Salaries and Wages


Wages


35.00


Deliveries


20.00


55.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


29.44


Printing and Advertising


290.40


319.84


374.84


Certification of Notes and Bonds


Certifying


38.00


38.00


Law


Town Counsel


Services


800.00


Expenses


92.03


892.03


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


20.40


Witness Fees


10.00


Claims


425.00


Medical Services


10.00


Books


6.50


471.90


Collector of Taxes


Salaries and Wages


Collector


1,500.00


Assistant


208.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


245.11


Printing and Advertising


998.58


Tax Titles


381.50


Bonds


480.00


Insurance


84.65


All other


9.95


2,199.79


3,907.79


Assessors' Department


Salaries and Wages


Assessors


1,800.00


Assistant Assessor


200.00


Secretary


100.00


Clerical Assistance


1,300.00


3,400.00


Amount carried forward


$20,188.02


1


$12,327.80


1,363.93


1,708.00


189


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


$20,188.02


Amount brought forward Other Expenses


Valuation Book


Stationery and Postage


$141.66


Printing and Advertising


185.00


Carfares, teams, etc.


68.20


Telephone


28.31


Abstract of Deeds


104.57


All others


71.10


$598.84


3,998.84


Town Clerk's Department


Salaries and Wages


Town Clerk


200.00


Assistant


208.00


Elections


100.00


508.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


74.29


Printing and Advertising


305.45


Oaths


67.25


Dog Tags


23.40


Bonds


5.00


All other


14.00


489.39


Elections and Registration


Salaries and Wages


Registrars


658.33


Election Officers


2,065.00


Janitors' Services


59.26


Copying voting lists


12.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


26.77


Printing and Advertising


769.05


Carfares, teams, etc.


487.20


Rent


325.00


New Booths


60.00


All other


14.10


1,682.12


4,476.71


Engineering Department


Salaries and Wages


Engineer


3,120.00


Assistants


3,030.00


Other Expenses


Supplies


188.79


Auto Expenses


741.34


Expenses


37.95


Maps


141.88


Typewriting


13.33


All other


8.40


1,131.69


7,281.69


Amount carried forward


$36,942.65


997.39


2,794.59


6,150.00


190


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$36,942.65


Town Hall Department


Salaries and Wages


Agent and Janitor Assistant


$2,080.00 450.00


$2,530.00


Other Expenses


Fuel


493.52


Light


427.70


Janitor Supplies


175.29


Repairs


713.92


Telephone


608.10


Ice


36.00


Water


15.25


2,469.78


4,999.78


Board of Appeals


Secretary-Balance of Salary 1931-1932


75.00


Portion of Salary '32-'33


75.00


Other Expenses


Clerical Services


25.00


Advance Sheets


12.00


Stationery and Postage


7.24


Advertising


11.20


55.44


Planning Board


Salaries and Wages


Secretary


200.00


200.00


Other Expenses


57.50


Stationery and Postage


6.20


63.70


263.70


Summary of General Government


Bal. from Transfer


last year


to


Appro- priations


ditures


Balance


Legislative


Selectmen's


Cont. Fund


Selectmen's Cont. Fund Emergency


$587.50 $4,000.00


Selectmen's


Cont. Fund Art. Well


2,155.52


Selectmen


600.00


3,500.00


3,495.12


604.88


Accounting


3,500.00


3,499.08


.92


Treasury


2,200.00


2,175.66


24.34


Cert. of Notes and Bonds


100.00


38.00


62.00


Collector of Taxes


4,000.00


3,907.79


92.21


Assessors


4,000.00


3,998.84


1.16


Town Clerk


1,000.00


997.39


2.61


Law


400.00


1,000.00


1,363.93


36.07


Election and Registration


500.00


4,000.00


4,476.71


23.29


Engineering


7,600.00


7,281.69


318.31


Town Hall


200.00


4,800.00


4,999.78


.22


Board of Appeals


250.00


205.44


44.56


Planning Board


350.00


263.70


86.30


Town Accountant's Report


500.00


374.84


125.16


Total


$2,743.02 $5,700.00 $37,620.00 $42,411.57 $3,651.45


Amount carried forward


$42,411.57


$347.16


$72.84


$420.00 400.00


398.94


1.06


4,587.50


2,155.52


Expen-


150.00


205.44


Reports


1932]


Amount brought forward


$42,411.57


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY Police Department


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$3,000.00


Captains


5,000.00


Patrolmen


27,937.17


Special Police


687.23


Clerk


1,040.00


Other Employees


8.00


Motor Vehicles and Care of Same


Gasoline and Oil


688.95


Tires and Tubes


100.30


Repairs and Supplies


409.38


1,198.63


Equipment and Repairs


Equipment for Men


310.46


Department Equipment


819.62


1,130.08


Fuel and Light


Fuel


236.53


Light


146.33


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


Repairs


458.36


Janitor's Supplies


195.14


All other


69.86


723.36


Other Expenses


Printing, Stationery and Postage


254.33


Telephone


1,090.86


Signs


128.64


All others


15.63


Beacons


60.00


Street Paint


113.41


Medical Services


15.00


Cleaning Station


106.25


Water


23.58


Auto Insurance


49.00


Traveling Expenses


28.97


1,885.67


42,993.00


Fire Department


Salaries and Wages


Engineers


300.00


Clerk of Engineers


50.00


Chief


3,000.00


Deputy Chief


2,750.00


Captains


7,500.00


Privates


24,090.00


Call Men


2,599.58


Inspection at Lynn Sand & Stone


58.77


Labor on Fire Alarm


50.63


Shoveling out hydrants


22.50


Special work


17.98


40,439.46


Amount carried forward


$85,404.57


382.86


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


191


$37,672.40


192


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward Equipment


Apparatus


$191.06


Equipment for Men


125.35


Department Equipment


38.36


Maintenance and Repairs


Auto Repairs


119.92


Auto Supplies


87.96


Gasoline and Oil


299.63


Alarm Boxes


199.59


Express


1.24


Hydrant Service


1,000.00


708.34 1,000.00


Fuel and Light Fuel


402.42


Light


239.42


641.84


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


Repairs


107.02


Laundry Work


75.34


Furniture and Furnishings


97.63


Janitor's Supplies


176.00


Water


74.79


Ice


15.00


Boiler Inspection


5.00


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing and Postage


47.81


Telephone


175.67


Chief's Expenses


26.14


N. P. A. Dues


10.00


Medical Services


5.00


264.62


Moth Department


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent


1,240.00


Labor


2,987.50


Unemployment


800.00


Other Expenses


Telephone


27.90


Insecticides


151.84


Hardware and Tools


159.14


Auto Expense


262.61


Gasoline and Oil


72.47


Water


50.00


Storage


25.00


Repairs


20.05


769.01


5,796.51


Tree Warden's Department


Salaries and Wages


Warden


800.00


Labor


1,905.00


Unemployment


266.00


2,971.00


Amount carried forward


$135,160.89


550.78


43,959.81


5,027.50


$85,404.57


$354.77


193


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


$135,160.89


Amount brought forward


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing and Postage


Hardware and Tools


$35.69


Gasoline


123.30


Auto Expense


11.73


All other


$272.37


3,243.37


Forest Warden's Department


Warden


85.86


Fighting Fires


13.00


Brooms


138.86


138.86


Inspector of Buildings


Salaries and Wages


Inspector


1,000.00


Assistant Inspector


21.00


Clerical Work


200.00


1,221.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Printing


57.10


All other


21.90


79.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries and Wages Sealer


400.00


400.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


40.69


Printing and Advertising


15.40


Carfares, teams, etc.


110.00


Apparatus


13.00


179.09


579.09


Police Specials


Care of Prisoners


100.00


100.00


100.00


Underground Cable


Labor


70.00


Materials


413.46


All others


5.00


488.46


488.46


Fire Alarm Extension


Contractor


22.50 321.00


343.50


343.50


Fire Pump


Pumping Engine


13,000.00


13,000.00


13,000.00


Hose, 11/2 Inch


Materials


200.20


200.20


200.20


Amount carried forward


$154,554.37


1,300.00


Labor


101.65


40.00


194


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$154,554.37


Materials


Hose, 21/2 Inch $416.50


$416.50


416.50


Subordinate Officials


Dog Officer


300.00


Constable


100.00


Inspector of Animals


200.00


600.00


600.00


Summary of Protection Life and Property Bal. from Transfer Transfer


last year


From


To


Appro- priations $43,000.00


Expen- ditures


Balance


Police


Fire


$5.35


44,000.00


43,959.81


34.84


Moth


5/800.00


5,796.51


3.49


Tree Warden


$1,200.00


3,000.00


3,243.37


956.63


Forest Warden


200.00


138.86


61.14


Sealer of Wts. & Meas.


79.09


500.00


579.09


Inspector of Buildings


1,300.00


1,300.00


Subordinate Officials


600.00


600.00


Care of Prisoners


100.00


100.00


Fire Alarm Extension ..


$28.71


314.79


343.50


Underground Cable


565.00


488.46


76.54


Fire Pump


13,000.00


13,000.00


Fire Hose 11/2 Inch


250.00


200.20


49.80


New Hose 21/2 Inch


490.00


416.50


73.50


Totals


$28.71 $5.35 $1,593.88 $112,805.00 $113,159.30


$1,262.94


HEALTH AND SANITATION Health Department


General Administration


Salaries and Wages


Board of Health


$500.00


Agent and Clerk


2,938.00


Stationery and Postage


63.18


Printing and Advertising


216.32


Furniture and Fixtures


38.65


$3,756.15


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Board and Treatment


Medical Attendance


42.00


Drugs and Medicine


29.99


Hospitals


114.00


Culture Examinations


100.00


Schick Outfits


23.43


All others


6.48


Tuberculosis


Board and Treatment


2,195.70


2,195.70


Vital Statistics


Births


421.25


Marriages


56.50


Deaths


126.00


603.75


Amount carried forward


$155,570.87


$7.00


$42,993.00


315.90


195


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


Amount brought forward


$155,570.87


$100.00


100.00


480.00


$680.00


7,551.50


Cleaning Beaches


Disposal of offal


420.00


Burying cats and dogs


29.00


Tools and materials


17.35


Repairs to boat


11.75


Medical Services


15.00


Compensation


259.42


Emptying waste barrels at beach


50.00


802.52


802.52


Health Nurse


Wages


1,141.68


Carfares


18.80


Uniforms


15.80


1,176.28


1,176.28


Sewer Department


Administration


Salaries and Wages


Commissioners


450.00


Superintendent


1,820.00


Clerk


260.00


Stationery, Printing and Postage


21.30


General


Labor


50.00


Auto Expense


30.25


Telephone


79.37


Flushing


61.53


Tools and Equipment


216.28


437.43


Service Connections


Contractor


79.90


Pipe and Fittings


18.65


98.55


Pumping Station


Engineers


3,554.17


Extra Labor


21.00


Repairs


26.47


Fence


77.00


Water


324.12


Light and Power.


2,034.91


Fuel


190.90


Gasoline and Oil


95.42


All others


26.16


6,350.15


9,437.43


Amount carried forward


$174,538.60


2,551.30


Inspections School Children Slaughtering Plumbing


196


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$174,538.60


Refuse and Garbage


Refuse


Contractors


$6,400.00


Garbage


Contractors


4,400.00


$10,800.00


10,800.00


Health Dump


Labor


1,622.00


Materials


6.98


Tools


5.90


Medical Services


13.00


1,647.88


1,647.88


Brooks


Contractor


29.05


Labor


236.00


Materials


188.60


453.65


453.65


Dental Clinic


Salary


1,000.00


Supplies


120.76


Coats and Towels


24.88


Printing


13.00


1,158.64


1,158.64


Sewer Easement


Paid to property owners


800.00


800.00


800.00


Sewer Pumps and Equipment


Contractor


All others


4,960.00 22.85


4,982.85


4,982.85


Particular Sewers


Contractor


25.58


25.58


25.58


Pumping Station Addition


Advertising


38.25


Labor


33.08


Materials


404.00


Contractor


7,083.32


All other


70.65


7,629.30


7,629.30


Amount carried forward


$202,036.50


197


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


Amount brought forward


$202,036.50


Summary of Health and Sanitation


Bal. from Transfer


Last Year


To


Appro- priations $8,000.00


Expen- ditures $7,551.50


Balance $448.50


Health


Cleaning Beaches


1,000.00


802.52


197.48


Health Nurse


1,200.00


1,176.28


23.72


Sewer


9,500.00


9,437.43


62.57


Refuse and Garbage


10,800.00


10,800.00


Dumps


1,650.00


1,647.88


2.12


Particular Sewers


500.00


25.58


474.42


Dental Clinic


1,200.00


1,158.64


41.36


Brooks


500.00


453.65


46.35


Sewer Easements


$500.00


$300.00


800.00


Sewer Pumps and Equipment


5,000.00


4,982.85


17.15


Pumping Station Addition


10,000.00


7,629.30


2,370.70


Totals


$500.00 $10,300.00 $39,350.00 $46,465.63


$3,684.37


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Highways


Administration


Salary of Surveyor


$3,000.00


Salary of Clerk


200.00


Telephone


79.97


$3,279.97


General


Labor and Teaming


36,978.00


Unemployment Labor


1,300.00


Broken Stone and gravel, etc.


839.03


Equipment and repairs


1,563.99


Hay, grain and straw


1,514.28


Insurance


275.00


Telephone


9.69


Janitor supplies


21.25


Office supplies


7.40


Repairing sidewalk


90.00


Other Expenses


Gasoline and Oil


607.42


Auto Expense


872.63


Veterinary


36.00


Fences


285.06


Blacksmith


500.15


Signs


10.50


Medical Expense


17.52


Kerosene


87.75


Water


29.21


Gas and Electricity


283.34


Use of plow


24.00


Coal


217.85


Curbstone


143.96


Amount brought forward


$205,316.47


$3,279.97


42,598.64


198


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward Lanterns


$12.25


Cleaning Essex street Bridge


12.00


Removing ledge


60.00


$3,199.64


45,798.28


Snow and Ice


Labor and Teaming


4,280.00


Contractors


453.00


Repairs


27.85


Heating Garage


108.15


Gasoline and Oil


120.40


4,989.40


4,989.40


Seal Coating


Cold Patch


2,792.41


Winter Patch


175.04


Taric


128.25


Liquid Asphalt


829.24


3,924.94


3,924.94


Street Construction


Paver


636.00


Labor


1,170.00


Cement


80.85


Pipe


68.60


Frames and Covers


37.29


1,992.74


1,992.74


Street Watering and Oiling


Sand


336.75


Advertising


8.55


Oil


911.20


1,256.50


1,256.50


New Equipment


Advertising


8.55


Tires


1,098.60


1,107.15


1,107.15


Highway Truck


Advertising


7.60


Postage


1.50


9.10


9.10


Aspen Road Drain


Inspection


102.50


Grates and Frames


57.41


Advertising


10.50


Contractor


1,710.62


Materials


20.74


All other


3.00


1,904.77


1,904.77


Amount carried forward


$266,299.35


1


$205,316.47


199


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


Amount brought forward


$266,299.35


Puritan Road Drain


Inspection Materials


$120.00 457.43 3,067.19 10.50


$3,655.22


3,655.22


Street Signs


Signs


187.75


187.75


187.75


Street Resurfacing


Labor


3,075.00


Materials


2,923.80


5,998.80


5,998.80


Sidewalks and Curbing


Labor


2,430.00


Materials


1,021.98


Drilling and Blasting


46.14


3,498.12


3,498.12


Street Lights


Arcs


5,868.75


Incandescents


15,779.79


Traffic Lights


2,119.85


Advertising


10.40


23,778.79


23,778.79


Summary of Highways and Bridges


Bal. from Last Year


To


priations


$3,280.00


$3,279.97


$.03


Highways


*$39.55


$2,000.00


46,550.00


45,798.28


2,712.17


Snow and Ice


5,000.00


4,989.40


10.60


Lighting Streets


24,500.00


23,778.79


721.21


Sidewalks and Curbing


3,500.00


3,498.12


1.88


Seal Coating


4,000.00


3,924.94


75.06


St. Watering and Oiling ..


*156.40


2,500.00


1,256.50


1,087.10


New Equipment


1,200.00


1,107.15


92.85


Highway Truck


3,300.00


9.10


3,290.90


Street Signs


250.00


187.75


62.25


Street Construction


2,000.00


1,992.74


7.26


Street Resurfacing


6,000.00


5,998.80


1.20


Puritan Road Drain


3,800.00


3,655.22


144.78


Aspen Road Drain


2,200.00


1,904.77


295.23


Continuous Sidewalks


5,000.00


. . ...


5,000.00


Commonwealth Avenue


400.00


400.00


Stanley Road


150.00


150.00


Palmer Pond Drain


2,600.00


. .


........


2,600.00


Totals


$3,150.00 $8,000.00 $107,080.00 $101,381.53


$16,652.52


*Trans. from Total $195.95.


Amount carried forward


$303,418.03


. .


.


....


.....


Appro-


Expen- ditures


Balance


Highway Admin.


Transfer


Contractor Advertising


200


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$303,418.03


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Public Welfare


General Administration


Salaries and Wages


Commissioners


$350.00


Secretary


150.00


Clerical Assistance


200.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage


60.00


Transportation


75.00


$835.00


Outside Relief by Town


Groceries and Provisions


471.60


Coal and Wood


186.76


Board and Care


418.28


Medicine and Medical Attendance


116.93


State Institutions


1,326.97


Food Allowance


4,531.12


Cash Aid


407.56


Rent


593.99


Shoes and Clothing


8.40


All other


37.87


8,099.48


Relief by other cities and towns


Cities


4,525.45


Towns


321.35


Mothers' Aid


Town


625.42


625.42


Old Age Assistance


902.69


902.69


15,309.39


Soldiers' Relief


General Administration


200.00


Cash Aid


9,189.00


Groceries and Provisions


182.22


Fuel


56.79


Light


4.65


Rent


108.75


Medicine and Medical Attendance


109.90


Printing


16.00


Investigations .


35.59


9,902.90


9,902.90


State Aid


State Aid


290.00


Soldiers' Burials


169.25


459.25


459.25


Pensions


School


277.08


Police


1,200.00


Fire


300.00


Highway


1,472.80


3,249.88


3,249.88


Amount carried forward


$332,339.45


4,846.80


Cash Aid



1932]


Amount brought forward


$332,339.45


Burnett Fund


Burnett Fund $1,144.00 $1,144.00


1,144.00


Summary of Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


Appro-


Expen- ditures


Balance


Public Welfare and Old Age Assistance


$20,000.00 $15,309.39


$4,690.61


Pensions


3,599.88


3,249.88


350.00


Soldiers' Relief


10,000.00


9,902.90


97.10


State and Military Aid


800.00


459.25


340.75


Burnett Fund


1,144.00


1,144.00


Totals


$35,543.88 $30,065.42


$5,478.46


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES Schools


General


Salary of Secretary


$50.00


Salary of Superintendent


5,000.00


Salary of Superintendent's Clerk


1,420.00


Truant Officer


1,600.00


Printing, Stationery, Postage


318.70


Telephone


467.86


Traveling Expenses


222.94


School Census


100.00


All other


84.00


Teachers' Salaries


High


43,627.64


Elementary


54,557.88


Junior High


44,060.43


Supervisors


7,700.00


Substitutes


996.00


Text Books and Supplies


High


Text and Reference Books


1,323.87


All other


796.62


Elementary


Texts and Reference


1,296.88


All other


1,333.53


2,630.41


Junior High


Text and Reference


1,029.46


All other


871.72


1,901.18


Tuition


Continuation School


27.20


Trade School


242.56


Evening School


151.62


Shoe School


95.25


Americanization


129.62


Practical Arts


280.97


927.22


Amount carried forward


$333,483.45


.


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


201


priations


$9,263.50


150,941.95


2,120.49


202


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$333,483.45


Transportation of Pupils


$943.50


$943.50


Janitors' Services


High


2,466.98


Elementary


5,993.89


Junior High


2,243.75


10,704.62


Fuel and Light


High


1,360.31


Elementary


3,609.36


Junior High


1,728.61


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds High


Repairs


1,043.47


Janitors' Supplies


368.69


All others


90.12


1,502.28


Elementary


Repairs


3,968.29


Janitors' Supplies


911.78


Water


972.65


All other


72.18


5,924.90


Furniture and Furnishings


High


280.28


Elementary


185.75


Junior High


443.75


909.78


Other Expenses


Diplomas and Graduation Exercises


266.67


Athletic Supplies


1,060.77


Medical Services


504.63


All other


32.60


1,864.67


Domestic Science


290.07


290.07


Manual Training


568.21


568.21


Traveling Expenses Outside of State


85.53


85.53


85.53


Library


Salaries and Wages


Librarian


1,700.00


Assistants


1,829.30


Janitor


1,391.85


Children's Librarian


1,200.00


Books, Periodicals, etc.


Books


2,749.52


Periodicals


175.70


Newspapers


22.27


Binding Books


599.41


599.41


Fuel and Light


197.85


D


Light


344.26


542.11


Amount brought forward


$530,760.04


1


197,191.06


6,121.15


2,947.49


Fuel


6,698.28


203


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1932]


$530,760.04


Amount carried forward


Buildings


Repairs


$219.35


Furniture and Furnishings


19.93


All other


32.33


$271.61


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing, Advertising


248.95


Telephone


61.49


Postage


23.91


Typewriters


83.00


All other


45.59


462.94


10,944.71


Joanna Morse Library Fund Income


Books


263.03


263.03


Mary L. Thomson Library Fund Income


Books


50.63


50.63


Books


Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund Income 101.25 101.25


414.91


Summary of Schools and Libraries Bal. from Transfer Transfer


Last Year From


To


Appro- priations


Expen- ditures


Balance


School


$70.20


$203,175.00 $197,191.06 $5,913.74


Library


11,000.00


10,944.71


55.29


Thomson Lib. Fund Inc.


$50.63


$48.06


50.63


48.06


Morse Lib. Fund Inc.


263.03


249.71


263.03


249.71


Whittle Lib. Fund Inc.


101.25


96.13


101.25


96.13


Trav. Exp. Outside State


100.00


85.53


14.47


Totals


$414.91


$70.20 $393.90 $214,275.00 $208,636.21 $6,377.40


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED Parks


Administration


Secretary


$100.00


Telephone


30.13


All other


16.60


General


Equipment


93.75


Use of truck


350.00


Labor


208.50


All others


91.15


Jackson Park


Carpenter labor


364.00


Blasting


441.00


Building Materials


1,077.30


Labor


1,695.00


All others


62.50


3,639.80


Amount carried forward


$542,119.66


.....


$146.73


743.40


204


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$542,119.66


Blaney Beach


Repairs


$104.33


Raft


75.05


Superintendent


1,560.00


Labor


34.50


All other


80.19


$1,854.07


Phillips Park


Materials


171.84


Labor


362.00


533.84


Monument Avenue


Materials


151.25


Christmas Decorations


13.34


Labor


898.00


1,062.59


Abbott Park


Work on flagpole


19.00


Labor


150.00


169.00


Unemployment


Labor


3,700.00


Tools


24.10


3,724.10


11,873.53


Heat and Light G. A. R. Hall


Janitor


540.00


Heat


186.30


Light


77.92


Janitor's Supplies


8.55


Repairs


42.08


All other


7.00


861.85


861.85


Insurance


Fire


3,820.33


Boiler


121.82


3,942.15


3,942.15


Legion Lease


Lease


950.00


Heat


231.38


Light


59.48


Portion of janitor's wages


99.14


1,340.00


1,340.00


District Nurse


Payroll


300.00


300.00


300.00


Fourth of July


Parade


347.45


Entertainment


324.00


Sports


90.00


Amount carried forward


$560,437.19


1932]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


205


Amount brought forward


$560,437.19


Boat Races


$25.00


General


24.78


Folk Dances


23.40


Evening


77.94


Ball game


21.75


Undistributed


11.76


$946.08


946.08


Trust Fund Custodian's Bond


Premium


40.00


40.00


40.00


Memorial Day


Veterans of Foreign Wars


103.88


Sons of Veterans


188.90


American Legion


204.01


496.79


496.79


Printing Town Reports


Editing


100.00


Distribution


105.00


Printing


939.25


All other


8.50


1,152.75


Veterans' Exemption


66.66


66.66


66.66


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


Band


121.00


Flowers


43.40


All others


26.90


191.30


191.30


*Warrants Payable


Certification of Notes and Bonds


16.00


Engineering


1.67


Police


23.05


Town Hall


.39


Health


501.50


Sewer


5.24


Highway


82.49


Public Welfare


35.36


665.70


665.70


Amount carried forward


$563,996.47


*These represent 1931 bills paid in 1932 from balances left when the books were closed.


1,152.75


206


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$563,996.47


Summary Recreation and Unclassified


Transfer From


Transfer To


Appro- priations


Expen- ditures


Balance


Park


$3,350.00 $11,200.00 $11,873.53


$2,676.47


Heat and Light G. A. R. Hall


875.00


861.85


13.15


Legion Lease


1,340.00


1,340.00


Printing Town Reports


1,152.75


1,152.75


Trust Fund Custodian's Bond


40.00


40.00


Insurance


4,055.46


3,942.15


113.31


District Nurse


300.00


300.00


Memorial Day


500.00


496.79


3.21


Veterans' Exemption


16.66


50.00


66.66


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


200.00


191.30


8.70


Fourth of July


1,000.00


946.08


53.92


Warrants Payable


927.20


665.70


271.50


Reserve Fund


$4,744.79


5,000.00


255.21


Playground Lots


250.00


250.00


Totals


$4,744.79


$4,303.86 $25,963.21 $21,876.81


$3,645.47


ENTERPRISES


Water


Administration


Commissioners


$450.00


Registrar Clerk


1,560.00


Superintendent


3,016.00


Printing and Advertising


171.60


Stationery and postage


23.46


Telephone


88.27


All other


61.37


Loans and Interest


Loans


8,000.00


Interest


2,560.00


10,560.00


General Expense


Pipe and Fittings


3,104.98


Meters and Fittings


586.88


Gasoline and Oil


190.23


Auto Expense


398.94


Tools


266.72


All others


235.61


4,783.36


Service Connections


Contractor


62.44


62.44


Station


Coal


117.75


Light


37.85


Oil and Waste


14.60


All other


7.96


178.16


Amount carried forward


$563,996.47


. .


. .


$5,370.70


1932]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


207


Amount brought forward Metropolitan Water Tax Sinking Fund


$563,996.47


$836.25


Interest


14,301.63


Maintenance


8,725.14


Serial Bonds


4,530.89


Brookline Credit


954.32


$29,348.23


Payroll


Maintenance


4,182.30


Meters


2,436.62


Services


1,551.23


Relay


1,057.28


Repairs


1.50


Humphrey terrace


157.22


9,386.15


59,689.04


Berkshire Street Water Main


Contract


211.95


Pipe


451.38


Advertising


10.54


Labor


209.17


883.04


883.04


Hampden Street Water Main


Contract


227.88


Pipe


396.03


Advertising


9.24


Labor


274.94


908.09


908.09


Bradlee Avenue Water Main


Labor


112.28


Pipe


130.10


Advertising


3.02


245.40


245.40


Allen Road Water Main


Labor


261.36


Materials


51.25


312.61




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