Town annual report of Swampscott 1939, Part 13

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 258


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Examinations for hearing


309


144


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Schick test


0


Examinations for pediculosis 353


Miscellaneous


181


Respectfully submitted, EVELYN ANDERSON, R.N.,


Health Nurse.


Dental Clinic


To the Board of Health:


I herewith submit the following report of the activities of the Dental Clinic for the year ending December 31, 1939:


The clinic has completed a very successful year as shown by the fine dental condition of the children. Every child in the first six grades was examined twice and all those needing dental care were urged to have it done either by their family dentist or by the clinic. All but a very small percentage, who cannot be impressed with the necessity of child dental care, had the necessary work done.


There were 321 children receiving full dental care at the clinic. A detailed summary of the work follows:


Extractions (temp. teeth) 245


Extractions (perm. teeth)


Local anaesthetic 216


Pulp cappings 0


Fillings (temp. teeth)


561


Fillings (perm. teeth)


527


Prophylaxis 293


Miscellaneous


95


Examinations


1684


Notification cards sent to parents


473


Respectfully submitted,


JAMES J. FENELON, D.M.D., Dentist in Charge.


Inspector of Plumbing


To the Board of Health:


I herewith submit the following report for the year ending De- cember 31, 1939:


Plumbing permits issued 133


Installations approved 132


The sum of $395 has been collected for the plumbing permits issued during the year and said amount has been paid to the Collec- tor and his receipt obtained.


Respectfully submitted,


EDWARD C. PHILLIPS, Plumbing Inspector.


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145


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Accounting Department


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 De- partment for the year ending December 31, 1939:


Receipts


Taxes:


1935 Real Estate


$87.90


$87.90


1936 Poll


1.66


1936 Real Estate


451.86


1937 Real Estate


7,061.69


1938 Poll


274.00


1938 Personal Estate


1,399.53


1938 Real Estate


95,674.06


97,347.59


1939 Poll


6,256.00


1939 Personal Estate


29,428.18


1939 Real Estate


452,456.41


488,140.59


Tax Titles


21,352.27


21,352.27


Income Tax


25,597.20


Income Tax Chapter 58


23,854.40


Income Tax Chapter 362


1,069.36


Corp. Gas & Elec. Water


3,687.51


Business Corp. Tax


1,086.57


Refund a/c Boulevard


2.02


Licenses and permits:


Alcohol


7.00


Auctioneers


8.00


Bowling Alley


2.00


Common Victualers


34.00


Auto Dealers


155.00


Elevator


4.00


Express


7.00


Ice Cream


18.00


Innholders


30.00


Junk


150.00


Liquor


3,920.00


Milk


40.50


Moving Building


5.00


Non Alcohol


20.00


Oleo


2.50


Pedlars


92.00


Pool


2.00


Soap Grease


2.00


Taxi


6.00


Overhead signs


9.00


4,514.00


4,514.00


Court fines


136.20


136.20


136.20


Fines and forfeits


Amount carried forward


$674,390.82


.


614,443.56


55,297.06


55,297.06


453.52 7,061.69


146


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$674,390.82


Grants and Gifts


Dog Taxes from County 1,026.33


Atlantic Ave. Resurfacing From County


1,402.75


From State


2,805.49


U. S. Grant O. A. A.


24,635.16


U. S. Grant O.A.A. Adminis.


821.13


U. S. Grant Aid Dep. Children, Aid


829.23


U. S. Grant P.W.A. 1543-F


1,282.94


U. S. Grant A.D.C. Adminis. 680.91


Spec. Hy. Fund from State


32,586.31


66,070.25


66,070.25


Excise Tax 1935


4.30


Excise Tax 1938


934.03


Excise Tax 1939


35,068.35


36,006.68


36,006.68


Special Assessments


Moth 1935


.50


Moth 1936


5.50


Moth 1937


11.25


Moth 1938


233.75


Moth 1939


1,260.75


1,511.75


Sewer 1937


28.60


Sewer 1938


1,031.77


Sewer 1939


1,620.80


Unapportioned Sewers


384.78


Appt. Sewers Pd. in Advance


103.90


Sidewalks 1938


354.99


Sidewalks 1939


1,202.12


Unapportioned Sidewalks


3,762.40


5,320.11


10,001.71


General Government:


Selectmen:


Gasoline hearings


7.50


Zoning hearings


62.50


Liquor Advertising


30.00


Sale of maps


8.50


108.50


Collector of Taxes


Charges and fees


240.02


Tax costs


31.80


271.82


Treasurer


Tax Title Costs


189.00


Bounty on seals


5.50


Assessors


Sale of poll books


19.00


19.00


Town Hall


Rent of hall


17.50


17.50


Board of Appeals Hearing fees


5.00


5.00


Planning Board Hearing fees


15.00


15.00


,


Protection of Persons and Property


Amount carried forward


$786,489.46


3,169.85


194.50


147


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


Police


Telephone calls


2.00


Licenses to carry revolvers


54.00


56.00


Fire


Sale of old hose reel


25.00


25.00


Moth Superintendent


32.00


32.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures Sealers' receipts


96.74


96.74


Inspector of Buildings


Building permits


174.00


174.00


Inspector of Plumbing Plumbing permits


395.00


395.00


Health


Subsidies for cities and towns


616.43


616.43


Charities and Soldiers Benefits Welfare


Individual


598.94


Cities and towns


2,426.59


State


1,555.16


Aid to Depend. Children (State) 848.68


5,429.37


Old Age Assistance


Cities and towns


1,118.89


State


17,560.00


Soldiers Benefits


State Aid


120.00


Military Aid


180.00


Soldiers Burials


100.00


Sale of stamped envelopes


2.30


School


Tuition State wards


682.32


Other tuition


334.25


Aid to Independent Industrial Shoe School


20.70


English Speaking Classes


200.27


Waltham Trade School


69.22


Boston Trade School


47.18


Boston Trade School for girls


116.79


Practical Arts School


54.12


Evening School


10.75


Rent of hall


150.00


Sale of books and supplies


74.84


Telephone tolls


3.60


Miscellaneous


.60


Library


Fines


733.07


Sale of old paper


2.00


735.07


Park


Rent of fish house


470.35


Concessions


60.00


530.35


29,567.11


Amount carried forward


$816,036.57


18,678.89


402.30


1,764.64


$786,489.46


Suppression of moths


148


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$816,036.57


Water


1936 Rates


97.91


1937 Rates


738.20


1938 Rates


2,574.65


1939 Rates


55,085.15


1937 Services


67.18


1938 Services


682.85


1939 Services


2,646.09


Interest


84.10


Rents


480.00


Water Liens


2,177.86


Water Liens added to 1937 taxes


32.83


Water Liens added to 1938


taxes


1,830.01


Water Liens Added to 1939


taxes


2,096.80


Miscellaneous


14.50


68,608.13


68,608.13


Cemetery


Sale of lots


2,349.50


Perpetual care


445.00


Other care


93.50


2,888.00


2,888.00


Interest


On taxes


2,957.01


On tax titles


1,477.81


On excise


15.92


Committed Interest


542.69


Accrued interest


.13


4,993.56


4,993.56


Municipal Indebtedness


Loans in Anticipation of Revenue


400,000.00


Loan in Anticipation of


Grant 1543-F


2,000.00


402,000.00


402,000.00


Trust Funds


Library Fund Incomes


Mary E. Thomson Fund


27.69


Joanna Morse Fund


143.85


Ellen R. Whittle Fund


55.38


Phillips Medal Fund Income


56.96


Cemetery Lots Fund


6,730.00


Emma Y. Stocker, Cemetery Lot Fund Income


12.58


7,026.46


7,026.46


Agency


Dog licenses


1,435.20


P.W.A. Docket 1543-F


2,000.00


Sale of real estate


46.97


Newsboys' badge fund


5.25


3,487.42


3,487.42


Amount carried forward


$1,305,040.14


149


Amount brought forward


$1,305,040.14


Refunds


Public Welfare


228.85


Petty Cash Soldiers' Relief


25.00


Checks returned


204.25


County of Essex Rabies Vaccine


35.00


Janitors' telephone


.26


Gasoline tax


3.60


Glass Breakage Insurance


11.00


Second Nat'l. 1543-F


439.21


947.17


947.17


Receipts for year


$1,305,987.31


Balance January 1, 1939


135,777.34


Total receipts


$1,441,764.65


TRANSFERS


From Reserve Fund


To Pensions and Compensation


$1,403.00


To Park Mosquito Elimination


479.94


To Town Clerk


123.27


To Finance Committee


85.00


To Selectmen's Contingent Fund


227.81


To Police Others


475.00


To Forest Warden Wages


121.91


To Forest Warden Others


10.00


To Tax Collector Others


63.83


To Continuous Sidewalk Construction


850.00


To Law


75.00


To Fire Others


450.00


To Certifying Agent's Expenses


50.00


To Park Wages


200.00


To Town Hall Others


175.00


To Warrants Payable


210.24


From Overlay Reserve


5,000.00


From Cemetery Lots Fund


5,808.40


From Cemetery Lots Fund Income


To Cemetery Wages


11.60


To Cemetery Others


874.00


From Special Highway Fund


To Highway Wages


18,150.00


From Water Available Surplus


To Phillips Ave. Water Main


1,400.00


To Bradlee Ave. Water Main


1,100.00


To Shelton Road Water Main


1,400.00


To Burrill Street Water Main


5,300.00


To Lexington Circle Water Main


2,300.00


To Brooks Terrace Water Main


2,000.00


To Plymouth Avenue Water Main


2,000.00


To Lewis Road Water Main


800.00


From Tid Street


To Neighborhood Road Drain


800.00


To Reserve Fund


To Cemetery Wages


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


150


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


From Phillips Avenue Water Main


197.87


Bradlee Avenue Water Main 181.59


Shelton Road Water Main


258.14


Lexington Circle Water Main


872.28


Lewis Road Water Main To Water Available Surplus From Beach Bluff Avenue Drain


28.53


1,538.41


Neighborhood Road Drain


116.42


Millett Road Ledge


175.00


Tid Street


161.80


Excess and Deficiency To Manton Road et al, drain


6,544.59


8,175.00


From Excess and Deficiency


6,834.00


To George S. Burton Estate Easement


100.00


To Bradlee Avenue, et al., drain


4,459.00


To Continuous Sidewalk Construction (1940) To W.P.A. Recreation Project


275.00


From Engineering Wages


75.00


To Engineering Others


75.00


From Fire Wages To Fire Others


600.00


600.00


From Excess and Deficiency


1,038.38


To Continuous Sidewalk Construction


564.87


To Lighting Streets


473.51


From School


10.80


Fire Others


9.10


Law


57.03


Inspector of Animals


20.00


Reserve Fund


210.24


To Warrants Payable


307.17


EXPENDITURES


GENERAL GOVERNMENT Legislative


Moderator


Salary®


100.00


100.00


Town Meeting


Warrants


57.96


Printing


20.50


Stencils


1.54


Checkers


20.00


Finance Committee


Printing Reports


295.00


Stationery and Postage


11.20


Association Dues


10.00


Telephone


2.60


Stenographic Services


40.00


358.80


558.80


Amount carried forward


$558.80



100.00


2,000.00


1,177.19


151


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


$558.80


Selectmen's Department


Salaries and Wages


Selectmen


1,500.00


Secretary


300.00


Clerical Service


1,092.00


2,892.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


110.80


Printing and Advertising


163.10


Carfares, Auto Hire


5.92


Flowers


10.00


Peddler's Plates


5.22


Association Membership


6.00


Special Services


200.00


Constable Services


16.75


Expenses Workmen's Comp. Agent 3.50


35.00


Ladd Silver Trophy


19.70


Glasses


20.25


All others


28.32


624.56


3,516.56


Selectmen's Contingent Fund WPA


Wages


Co-ordinator


950.00


Certifying Agents Expense


72.15


1,022.15


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


38.34


Transportation


2.96


Aspen Road Sidewalk


198.61


239.91


1,262.06


Selectmen's Contingent Fund


Chairman's Expenses


80.00


Medical Expenses


235.31


Flowers


15.00


Fourth of July


7.20


Printing and Advertising


71.02


Insurance


31.34


Elimination of Ragweed


117.54


Selectmen's Yacht Trophy


15.00


Christmas Decorations


26.00


Vital Statistics


19.00


All others


10.40


627.81


627.81


Accounting Department


Salaries and Wages:


Accountant


2,340.00


Clerical Services


1,092.00


3,432.00


Amount carried forward


$5,965.23


Stenographer


152


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$5,965.23


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


146.20


Printing and Advertising


82.82


Telephone


37.95


Furniture and Fixtures


29.50


Transportation


43.63


Binding Books


21.05


All Others


27.69


388.84


3,820.84


Treasury Department


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer


1,200.00


Clerk


400.00


1,600.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


233.15


Printing and Advertising


169.10


Bonds and Insurance


259.38


Furniture and Fixtures


425.60


Stenographic Service


50.00


Armored Car Service


305.60


Tax Titles


497.49


All Others


44.65


1,984.97


3,584.97


Certification of Notes and Bonds


Certifying


26.00


26.00


26.00


Town Counsel:


Services


1,050.00


Special Attorney


29.56


Other Expenses:


Claims


75.00


Expenses


33.41


Medical reports


70.00


Stenographic services


10.00


188.41


1,267.97


Collector of Taxes


Salaries and Wages:


Collector


1,500.00


Clerical Services


1,092.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


837.05


Printing and Advertising


123.69


Tax Titles


487.90


Bonds


540.00


Insurance


63.83


Armored Car Service


240.00


Furniture and Fixtures


378.80


Expenses


32.25


Telephone


37.43


All Others


35.00


2,775.95


5,367.95


Amount carried forward


$20,032.96


Law


1,079.56


2,592.00


153


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


$20,032.96


Assessors' Department


Salaries and Wages


Assessors


1,766.67


Secretary


50.00


Assistant Assessor


200.00


Clerical Service


1,617.50


3,634.17


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


198.45


Printing and Advertising


272.75


Transportation


50.00


Telephone


36.00


Abstract of Deeds


181.17


Equipment


264.05


Expenses of Assessors


44.75


All Others


30.44


1,077.61


4,711.78


Town Clerk


Salaries and Wages


Town Clerk


200.00


Clerical Services


966.00


Elections


100.00


1,236.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


157.07


Printing and Advertising


213.91


Bonds


7.50


Oaths


68.25


Furniture and Fixtures


23.00


All others


19.86


489.58


1,725.58


Election and Registration


Salaries and Wages


Registrars


625.00


Election Officers


605.00


Clerical Services


242.00


Canvassers


400.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


198.10


Printing and Advertising


494.68


Transportation


167.75


Furniture and Fixtures


269.00


Rent


75.00


Clerical Services


22.00


Janitor's Services


51.38


1,277.91


3,149.91


Engineering


Salaries and Wages


Engineer


3,120.00


Assistants


3,465.00


6,585.00


Amount carried forward


$29,620.23


1,872.00


154


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$29,620.23


Other Expenses Supplies


72.58


Auto Expenses


418.41


Stationery and Postage


33.42


All others


21.45


545.86


7,150.86


Town Hall


Salaries and Wages:


Agent and Janitor


1,820.00


Assistants


1,300.00


3,120.00


Other Expenses:


Fuel


488.23


Light


537.98


Telephone


895.26


Janitor's Supplies


259.17


Repairs


275.89


Ice


36.00


Water


24.14


Furniture and Fixtures


151.21


Front Steps


209.62


Use of Car


40.00


Flowers


35.00


Christmas lights


49.39


All others


49.37


3,051.26


6,171.26


Planning Board


Secretary


50.00


Advertising


31.85


Stationery and printing


18.16


Constable


3.00


Secretary's expenses


27.33


130.34


130.34


Board of Appeals


Clerk


50.00


Printing, Advertising and


24.54


74.54


74.54


Contributory Retirement Fund


Transferred to Retirement


Funds


8,499.82


8,499.82


8,499.82


Federal Projects Selectmen


Library Book Mending


168.85


Jackson Park Map


83.78


Rent of Typewriters (tree)


6.00


Vital Statistics


144.00


Fire Department Records


174.42


Aspen Road Sidewalk


1,380.41


Essex Street Wall


495.81


Street Signs


7.43


2,460.70


2,460.70


Amount brought forward


$54,087.75


postage


155


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


$54,087.75


Selectmen W.P.A.


Coordinator


450.00


Ass't. Coordinator


350.00


800.00


Expenses of Certifying Agent


11.85


Transportation


75.90


Town Hall


56.72


Rear of High School


25.00


Recreation


-


124.70


Beach Bluff Avenue


17.50


Vital Statistics


.50


409.32


1,209.32


Town Hall Furnaces


Advertising


11.55


Contract


795.00


Water heater


150.00


Supervision


50.00


Changing partitions


56.85


1,063.40


1,063.40


$56,360.47


Summary of General Government


From Last Year


Transfers to


Appro- priations


Expendi- Transfer From tures


Balance to Revenue


Town Meeting


100.00


100.00


Finance Committee


$85.00


275.00


358.80


$1.20


Selectmen


Wages


2,892.00


2,892.00


Selectmen Others


625.00


624.56


.44


Sel. Cont. Fund


WPA Wages


50.00


988.00


1,022.15


*15.85


Sel. Cont. Fund


WPA Others


$112.68


140.00


239.91


*12.77


Select. Cont. Fund


227.81


400.00


627.81


Accounting Wages


3,432.00


3,432.00


Accounting Others


400.00


388.84


11.16


Treasury Wages


1,600.00


1,600.00


Treasury Others


2,340.00


1,984.97


355.03


Cert. of Notes


and Bonds


50.00


26.00


24.00


Law


75.00


1,250.00


1,267.97


*57.03


Coll. of Taxes Wages


2,592.00


2,592.00


Coll. of Taxes Others


63.83


2,712.40


2,775.95


.28


Assessors Wages


3,700.00


3,634.17


65.83


Assessors Others


1,100.00


1,077.61


22.39


Town Clerk Wages


Town Clerk Others


123.27


367.50


489.58


1.19


Election and Registra- tion Wages


1,872.00


1,872.00


Election and Registra- tion Others


1,315.00


1,277.91


37.09


Engineering Wages


6,660.00


6,585.00


75.00


Engineering Others


75.00


500.00


545.86


29.14


Town Hall Wages


3,120.00


3,120.00


Town Hall Others


.


175.26


2,876.00


3,051.26


Planning Board Wages


50.00


50.00


. .


. .


1,236.00


1,236.00


.


Amount carried forward


Moderator


$100.00


$100.00


97.15


Jackson Park Map


156


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Planning Bd. Others


100.00


80.34


19.66


Bd. of Appeals Wages


50.00


50.00


Bd. of Appeals Others


45.00


24.54


20.46


Cont. Retirement Funds


8,499.82


8,499.82


Fed. Projects Select.


2,500.00


2,460.70


*39.30


Selectmen WPA


1,209.32


1,209.32


Town Hall Furnaces


1,100.00


1,063.40


36.60


$1,322.00


$875.17 $54,987.72 $56,360.47


$75.00


$749.42


*To 1940


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY Police


Amount brought forward


$56,360.47


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


3,000.00


Captain


2,500.00


Sergeant


2,409.00


Patrolmen


28,374.74


Special Police


1,196.02


Clerk


1,132.00


Motor Vehicles and Care of Same:


Gasoline and Oil


700.78


Motor Equipment


629.37


Equipment and Repairs:


Equipment for Men


285.59


Department Equipment


571.02


Fuel and Light:


Fuel


225.29


Light


214.14


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


Repairs


15.55


Janitor's Supplies


97.21


Cleaning Station


90.00


Water


13.10


Other Expenses:


Printing, Stationery, Postage


239.32


Telephone and Teletype


1,109.72


Ammunition


10.05


Paint


101.07


Furniture and Fixtures


165.82


Beacons


109.75


Medical Services


10.00


Auto Insurance


46.15


Laundry


22.61


Signs


104.86


All others


10.84


1,940.19


43,384.00


Fire


Salaries and Wages:


Engineers and Clerk


350.00


Chief


2,586.62


Deputy Chief


2,645.84


Captains


6,710.00


Amount carried forward


$99,744.47


38,611.76


1,330.15


856.61


439.43


215.86


157


Amount brought forward


Privates


24,576.44


Call Men


2,357.85


Inspections


92.42


Labor


342.45


Hydrants


78.00


39,739.62


Equipment:


Apparatus


299.26


Equipment for Men


105.12


Department Equipment


119.50


523.88


Maintenance and Repairs:


Auto Supplies


292.87


Repairs


373.01


Gasoline and Oil


253.04


Fire Alarm


287.56


All others


81.00


Hydrant Service


1,000.00


1,000.00


Fuel and Light:


Fuel


549.43


Light


400.55


949.98


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


Repairs


493.23


Laundry Work


77.38


Janitor's Supplies


289.46


Water


63.70


Furniture and Fixtures


25.46


All Others


26.81


976.04


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Printing, Postage


41.45


Telephone


169.18


Medical Services and Supplies


47.75


Ice


72.60


All Others


51.54


382.52


44,859.52


Moth


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent


400.00


Labor


720.00


1,120.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Printing, Postage


12.25


Insecticides


475.98


Hardware and Tools


107.99


Auto Repairs


128.35


Water


10.00


All Others


1.77


736.34


1,856.34


Amount carried forward


$146,460.33


1939]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


$99,744.47


1,287.48


158


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$146,460.33


Tree Warden


Salaries and Wages:


Warden


300.00 540.00


Labor


840.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


41.35


Hardware and Tools


121.73


Gasoline and Oil


37.37


Auto Repairs


9.75


Tires


48.00


Auto Insurance


72.70


Telephone


15.18


All Others


26.83


372.91


1,212.91


Forest Warden


Fighting Fires:


Labor


256.73


Reports


25.00


Other Expenses: Apparatus and Supplies


17.50


299.23


299.23


Inspector of Buildings


Salaries and Wages:


Inspector


1,000.00


Assistant Inspector


21.00


Clerical Service


14.00


1,035.00


Other Expenses:


Printing and Stationery


33.25


All other


10.40


43.65


1,078.65


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries and Wages: Sealer


450.00


450.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


33.27


Printing and Advertising


8.95


Carfares, Teams, etc.


114.60


Apparatus


23.08


179.90


629.90


Dog Officer


Salary


400.00


Other Expenses:


Board and Disposal of Dogs


178.00


Printing and Postage


16.86


Use of Truck


50.00


644.86


644.86


Inspector of Animals


Services


163.00


163.00


163.00


Amount carried forward


$150,488.88


159


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


$150,488.88


Constable


Salary


100.00


100.00


100.00


Insurance


Fire


2,800.00


Auto


134.24


Liability


437.50


Boiler


1,525.18


4,896.92


4,896.92


Fire Alarm Box


Fire Alarm Box


127.75


Labor


15.00


142.75


142.75


Fire Hose


Advertising


12.60


Hose


787.40


800.00


800.00


Tires


475.00


475.00


475.00


Amount carried forward


$156,903.55


Summary of Protection of Persons and Property


Transfers to


Appropri- ations $38,575.74 4,350.00 40,400.00


Expendi- tures $38,571.76 4,812.24 39,782.62


Transfer from


Bal. to Revenue


Police Wages


$3.98


Fire Wages


1,086.00


4,000.00


5,076.90


9.10


Tree Warden


Wages


840.00


840.00


Tree Warden Others


372.91


372.91


Forest Warden Wages


121.91


150.00


281.73


.18


Forest Warden Others


10.00


25.00


17.50


7.50


Inspector of Buildings


Wages


1,035.00


1,035.00


.... ..


Inspector of Buildings


Others


50.00


43.65


6.35


Sealer of Wts. and Ms.


Wages


450.00


450.00


Sealer of Wts and Ms. Others


180.00


179.90


.10


Dog Officer Wages


400.00


400.00


Dog Officer Others


250.00


244.86


5.14


Inspector of Animals


220.00


163.00


20.00


37.00


Constable


100.00


100.00


Insurance


4,896.92


4,896.92


Moth Wages


. . .


.


.


.. .


....... .


Moth Others


736.34


736.34


......


. . .....


Fire Alarm Box,


Greenway & Essex


150.00


142.75


7.25


Fire Dept. Hose


....


800.00


800.00


Fire Dept. Tires


475.00


475.00


.


$1,692.91


$99,576.91


$100,543.08


$620.00


$106.74


. .


...


....


1,120.00


1,120.00


12.76


Police Others


$475.00


$600.00


17.38


Fire Others


Fire Department Tires


160


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$156,903.55


HEALTH AND SANITATION Health


General


Salaries and Wages


Board of Health


Agent and Clerk


500.00 3,272.50


3,772.50


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


56.47


Printing and Advertising


77.75


Office Repairs and Equipment Use of Auto


24.00


All Others


1.00


174.69


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Board and Treatment


73.38


Medical Attendance


107.00


Culture Examination


50.00


Drugs and Medicine


11.55


Hospitals


114.00


All Others


4.30


360.23


Tuberculosis


Board and Treatment


834.60


834.60


Vital Statistics


Births


359.50


Marriages


68.00


Deaths


130.00


557.50


Inspections


Slaughtering


100.00


Plumbing


665.00


Immunization


100.00


865.00


Other Expenses


Rabies Clinic


140.00


Rabies Vaccine & Supplies


85.72


Disposal of Carrion


47.50


Rat Extermination


30.00


Flowers


10.00


All Others


13.53


326.75


6,891.27


Health Nurse


Wages


1,250.00


Carfare


41.28


1,291.28


1,291.28


Refuse and Garbage


Contractor


13,000.00


13,000.00


13,000.00


Dental Clinic


1,000.00


1,000.00


Other Expenses


21.75


Supplies


83.82


Stationery and printing


16.50


122.07


1,122.07


Amount carried forward


$179,208.17


Wages


Laundry


15.47


161


Amount brought forward


$179,208.17


District Nurse


Wages


600.00


600.00 600.00


Sewer


Salaries and Wages


Commissioners


446.72


Superintendent


1,855.00


Engineers at Pumping Station


3,605.00


Clerk


260.00


Extra Labor


35.00


6,201.72


Other Expenses-General


Stationery and Postage


19.04


Telephone


71.77


Auto Expense


584.73


Tools and Equipment


159.71


Gasoline and Oil


44.28


Use of Compressor


14.17


Water for Flushing Sewers


300.00


Pipe and Fittings


2.12


Repair Drains


33.74


Materials


9.95


All Others


3.00


1,242.51


Pumping Station


Light and Power


1,453.94


Coal


207.40


Water


21.97


Painting Station


123.50


Janitor's Supplies


28.55


1,835.36


9,279.59


Emergency Sewer


Contractor


230.45


230.45


230.45


Particular Sewer


Contractor


88.78


88.78


88.78


Brooks


Contractor


38.25


Labor


5.00


43.25


43.25


Hampshire Street Sewer


Advertising


13.65


Contractor


1,877.80


Castings


24.08


All Other


2.00


1,917.53


1,917.53


Amount carried forward


$191,367.77


1939]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


162


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$191,367.77


Summary of Health and Sanitation


Balance to Revenue


Appropriations Expenditures


Health


Wages


$3,772.50


$3,772.50


Health


Others


3,900.00


3,118.77


$781.23


Health Nurse Wages


1,300.00


1,250.00


50.00


Health Nurse Others


50.00


41.28


8.72


District Nurse


600.00


600.00


Refuse and Garbage


13,000.00


13,000.00


Dental Clinic Wages


1,000.00


1,000.00


Dental Clinic Others


150.00


122.07


27.93


Sewer Wages


6,320.00


6,201.72


118.28


Sewer Others


3,140.00


3,077.87


62.13


Brooks


75.00


43.25


31.75


Emergency Sewer


250.00


230.45


19.55


Particular Sewer


100.00


88.78


11.22


Hampshire St. Sewer


2,700.00


1,917.53


782.47


$36,357.50


$34,464.22


$1,893.28


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Highway


Salaries and Wages


Surveyor


3,000.00


Clerk


300.00


Labor


38,687.12


41,987.12


Others


Office Expense


14.11


Telephone


108.54


Printing and advertising


78.00


Auto Expense


1,270.86


Blacksmithing


325.49


Bridges


93.43


Calcium Chloride


248.00


Contract Work


257.85


Equipment and repairs


1,017.85


Fences


352.78


Fuel


287.70


Gasoline and Oil


931.37


Hay and grain


1,716.73


Insurance


240.35


Janitor's supplies


83.89


Kerosene oil


66.94


Light


142.05


Medical services


88.90


Stone, gravel and dust


2,170.44


Supplies


228.34


Tarvia and road oil


5,195.99


Tools


338.89


Veterinary


21.50


Water


20.78


All other


60.50


.


.


15,160.63


Amount carried forward


$191,367.77


200.65


1


163


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1939]


Amount brought forward


$191,367.77


Snow and Ice


Regular labor


889.00


Extra Labor


7,455.00


Extra Trucks


1,290.00


Outside Plows


1,434.00


Shovels


94.50


Spreader


307.75


Heating Garage


103.12


Armored Car Service


42.20


Áll Others


67.31


11,682.88


69,031.28


Lighting Streets


Street Lights


23,706.60


Traffic Signals


1,195.00


Traffic Beacons


71.91


24,973.51


24,973.51


Atlantic Avenue Resurfacing


Contractor


5,427.39


Materials


72.50


Repairing Fence


40.00


5,539.89


5,539.89


Sidewalk Construction


Advertising


29.45


Tools


99.99


Materials


556.05


Sidewalk Mixture


2,308.06


Curbing


2,994.43


Trucks


966.00


Drilling and Blasting


1,460.89


8,414.87


8,414.87


Neighborhood Road Drain


Materials


217.61


Pipe


569.58


787.19


787.19


Nason Road Drainage Concrete Culvert PWA 1543-F


Contractor


15,658.34


Inspector


1,000.00


Clerical Services


100.00


Stenographic Services


11.75


Boston & Maine R.R. expense


87.85


All Others




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