Town annual report of Swampscott 1940, Part 8

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 242


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261.65


U. S. Grant Assist. A. D. C.


2,554.00


42,950.15


42,950.15


Excise Tax 1938 ..


$4.37


Excise Tax 1939


933.71


Excise Tax 1940


40,478.23


41,416.31


41,416.31


Special Assessments


Moth 1939


$314.50


Moth 1940


1,174.80


1,489.30


Sewer 1939


$436.68


Sewer 1940


1,693.19


Unapportioned Sewers


210.22


Apportioned Sewers


Pd. Advance


52.67


2,392.76


Sidewalks 1939


$460.08


Sidewalks 1940


1,095.36


Unapportioned Sidewalks


1,173.73


Apportioned Sidewalks Pd. Advance


316.28


3,045.45


6,927.51


General Government


Selectmen


Gasoline Hearings


$10.00


Zoning Hearings


70.00


Sale of Maps


9.50


Collector of Taxes


Charges and Fees


$164.97


Tax on Vessels


13.33


Poll Tax Costs


.74


Costs


9.60


Land Court Fees Returned


126.25


Treasurer


Tax Title Costs


$255.00


255.00


Assessors


Receipts


$11.50


11.50


Town Hall


$15.00


15.00


Amount carried forward


$847,468.95


89.50


314.89


D. A. R.


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


83


84


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$847,468.95


Board of Appeals Hearing Fees


$45.00


45.00


Planning Board Hearing Fees


15.00


15.00


Protection of Persons and Property


Police


Receipts


$39.30


Gun License


12.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Sealer's Receipts


$95.06


95.06


Inspector of Buildings


$177.00


177.00


Inspector of Plumbing Plumbing Permits


$431.00


431.00


Health


D. A. R. (Tuberculosis)


$417.85


417.85


Highway


D. A. R. (Damage to Fence)


$75.00


75.00


Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


Welfare


Individual


$401.65


Cities and Towns


1,519.45


State


4,014.29


Aid to Dependent


Children (State)


2,641.98


8,577.37


Old Age Assistance


Cities and Towns


$1,386.06


State


12,379.78


13,765.84


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid


$250.00


Military Aid


515.00


Soldiers' Burials


16.00


School


Tuition State Wards


$154.00


Other Tuition


1,022.15


Damage to Property and Lost Books


31.42


Rent of Hall


15.00


Sale of Materials and Old Books


14.33


Manual Training Stock


38.85


Vending Machine


7.80


Tolls


1.45


Refunds-Express


1.25


Miscellaneous


7.10


1,293.35


Library


Fines


$776.46


776.46


Park


Rent of Fish House


$365.80


Tree


3.00


368.80


27,555.92


Amount carried forward


$875,024.87


781.00


51.30


Building Permits


85


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$875,024.87


Water


1936 Rates


$116.17


1937 Rates


322.17


1938 Rates


62.73


1939 Rates


1,636.77


1940 Rates


47,495.96


1937 Services


69.64


1938 Services


1.00


1939 Services


166.35


1940 Services


2,654.40


Interest


250.05


Rents


690.00


Water Liens


1,473.88


Water Liens Added to


1938 Taxes


34.67


Water Liens Added to 1939 Taxes


2,478.03


Water Liens Added to


1940 Taxes


1,965.16


Miscellanous


325.87


$59,742.85


59,742.85


Cemetery


Sale of Lots


$1,873.00


Perpetual Care


120.00


Care of Lots


87.00


2,080.00


2,080.00


Interest


On Taxes


$2,859.77


On Excise


12.25


On Tax Titles


1,265.91


Committed Interest


495.59


Unapportioned Sewer


.17


4,633.69


4,633.69


Municipal Indebtedness


Temporary Loan Notes


$400,000.00


$400,000.00


$400,000.00


Trust Funds


Library Fund Incomes


Mary E. Thomson Fund


$25.15


Joanna Morse Fund


130.70


Ellen R. Whittle Fund


50.31


Phillips Medal Fund Income


61.97


Cemetery Lots Fund Income


398.86


Cemetery Lots Fund


7,557.14


Emma Y. Stocker


Cemetery Lot Fund Income


11.31


Agency


Dog Licenses


$1,450.20


1,450.20


1,450.20


Refunds


Public Welfare


$314.98


Premium on Insurance


5.36


U. S. Grant O. A. A.


169.00


Old Age Assistance


41.67


Highway Unclaimed


26.00


$8,235.44


$8,235.44


Amount carried forward


$1,351,167.05


86


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$1,351,167.05


Ragweed Uncollected Gasoline Tax


7.50


Petty Cash


210.00


774.83


774.83


Receipts for Year


$1,351,941.88


Balance January 1, 1940


79,385.11


Total Receipts


$1,431,326.99


TRANSFERS


From Reserve Fund


To Town Clerk Others


$103.40


To Forest Warden Others


50.00


To Accounting Clerical Services


340.00


To Fire Others


644.55


To Park Others


200.00


To Fire Dept. Service Truck .


95.00


To. Sel. Cont. Fund' U. S. S. Thatcher


350.00


To Workmen's Compensation


1,635.95


To Cemetery Others


50.00


To Selectmen Others


200.00


To Park Wages


105.85


To Sel. Cont. Fund


150.00


To Finance Committee


40.00


To Insurance


28.26


From Water


To Debt


1,500.00


To Interest


442.50


From: Fire Others


To Fire Hose 11/2-inch


300.00


From Fire Dept. 3-Year Plan


To Fire. Others


.36


From Fire Hose


To Fire Others


6.00


From Fire Dept. Service Truck


To Fire Others


5.00


From Fire Dept. Wages


To Fire Others


400.00


From Excess and Deficiency To King's Brook


116.89


To Hemenway Road Project


6,000.00


To General Park Project


1,000.00


To Unpaid Bills


138.46


To Central Fire Station


1,000.00


From Town Engineer Wages


80.00


To Town Engineer Others


From Park Dept. Truck To Park Others 1.50


From Highway Truck To Highway Others 7.81


.32


1940]


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


87


From Memorial Day


To Armistice Day


1.65


From Fourth of July


To Armistice Day 2.45


From Overlay Reserve


To Reserve Fund


1,686.00


From Emergency Water


To Salem Street Water Main


1,894.34


From Crosman Avenue Drain


To King's Brook


564.48


From Morton Road Drain


To King's Brook


1,341.97


From Bradlee Avenue Drain


To King's Brook


1,476.66


From Lincoln Circle Sewer


To Commonwealth Avenue Outdrain Sewer


309.51


From Cemetery Lots Fund Income


To Cemetery Garage and Locker Building


398.86


From Cemetery Lots Fund


To Cemetery Wages


5,820.00


To Cemetery Others


702.00


To Cemetery Garage and Locker Building


1,001.14


From Water Receipts Reserved for Appropriation


To Water Wages


15,264.00


To Water Others


46,282.50


To Emergency Water


5,000.00


From Water Available Surplus


To Salem Street Water Main


14,106.00


To Lewis Road Water Main


1,200:00


To Walnut Road Water Main


1,750.00


To Plymouth Avenue Water Main


1,800.00


To Painting Standpipe


1,500.00


88


TOWN DOCUMENTS [Dec. 31


EXPENDITURES


GENERAL GOVERNMENT Legislative


Moderator Salary


$100.00


$100.00


Town Meeting


Warrants


$32.00


Printing


26.00


Stencils


.95


Checkers


20.00


78.95


Finance Committee


Printing Reports


$245.00


Stationery and Postage


5.75


Association Dues


10.00


Telephone


5.00


Stenographic Services


70.00


335.75


Selectmen's Department


Salaries and Wages


Selectmen's


$1,500.00


Secretary


400.00


Clerical Wages


1,092.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$170.14


Printing and Advertising


273.62


Carfares


2.00


Flowers


14.00


Pedlar's Plates


5.40


Association Membership


6.00


Glasses


15.00


Furniture and Fixtures


45.12


All Others


70.99


602.27


Selectmen's Contingent Fund W.P.A.


Wages


Co-Ordinator


$1,275.00


Certifying Agent's Expense


17.98


$1,292.98


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$11.87


Furniture and Fixtures


82.81


All Others


4.00


98.68


Selectmen's Contingent Fund


Printing and Stationery


$8.00


Trophy


15.00


Claim


350.00


State Flag


50.93


Gifts


6.00


Xmas Decorations


149.09


U. S. S. Thatcher


352.11


$931.13


Amount carried forward


$6,431.76


$2,992.00


89


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$6,431.76


Accounting Department


Salaries and Wages Accountant Clerical Services


$2,340.00 1,432.00


$3,772.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


115.64


Printing and Advertising


38.00


Special Service


30.00


Telephone


31.30


Transportation


29.45


Binding Books


18.50


Dues


10.00


All Others


16.35


289.24


Treasury Department


Salaries and Wages


Treasurer


$1,200.00 400.00


1,600.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


210.42


Printing and Advertising


291.65


Bonds and Insurance


311.00


Furniture and Fixtures


174.45


Armored Car Service


266.05


Tax Titles


599.89


Transportation


21.34


Special Services


345.00


All Others


116.11


2,335.91


Certification of Notes and Bonds


Certifying


$24.00


24.00


Law


Town Counsel


Services


$1,175.00


1,175.00


Other Expenses


Medical Reports


30.00


Expenses


8.05


38.05


Collector of Taxes


Salaries and Wages


Collector


$1,500.00


Clerical Services


1,092.00


2,592.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$609.77


Printing and Advertising


570.50


Tax Titles


371.99


Bonds


513.00


Amount carried forward


$18,257.96


Clerk


90


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


Armored Car Service


240.00


Furniture and Fixtures


143.67


Telephone


38.19


All Others


29.68


2,516.80


Assessors' Department


Salaries and Wages


Assessors


$1,800.00


Secretary


50.00


Assistant Assessor


200.00


Clerical Services


1,549.00


3,599.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$414.12


Printing and Advertising


92.63


Transportation


50.00


Telephone


35.00


Abstract of Deeds


244.87


Furniture and Fixtures


173.89


Expense of Assessors


52.30


All Others


79.48


1,142.29


Town Clerk


Salaries and Wages


Town Clerk


$200.00


Clerical Services


1,092.00


Elections


100.00


1,392,00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$136.86


Printing and Advertising


75.64


Bonds


7.50


Oaths


82.00


Furniture and Fixtures


81.75


All Others


149.80


533.55


Election and Registration


Salaries and Wages


Registrars


$625.00


Election Officers


2,355.00


Clerical Services


279.00


Canvassers


400.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$78.14


Printing and Advertising


910.60


Transportation


600.25


Furniture and Fixtures


97.81


Rent


300.00


Janitor's Services


122.01


All Others


112.83


2,221.64


Amount carried forward


$18,257.96


3,659.00


$33,322.24


91


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$33,322.24


Engineering Department


Salaries and Wages


Engineer


Assistants


$3,120.00 3,455.00


6,575.00


Other Expenses


Supplies


$18.95


Auto Expenses


612.00


Stationery and Postage


37.09


All Others


21.10


689.14


Town Hall


Salaries and Wages


Agent and Janitor


$1,820.00


Assistants


1,300.00


Other Expenses


Fuel


$544.90


Light


546.67


Telephone


793.03


Janitor's Supplies


228.54


Repairs


331.71


Ice


24.50


Water


20.38


Use of Car


45.00


Flowers


32.00


All Others


89.70


2,656.43


Planning Board


Secretary


$50.00


Advertising


9.45


Stationery and Printing


1.60


Secretary's Expenses


18.75


79.80


79.80


Board of Appeals


Clerk


$50.00


Printing, Advertising, and Postage


48.88


98.88


98.88


Contributory Retirement Fund


Transferred to Retirement Funds $9,308.00


9,308.00


9,308.00


Federal Projects Selectmen


Library Book Mending


$113.26


Fire Department Records


53.56


Moth


5.79


Vital Statistics


104.50


Recording Graves


27.80


304.91 304.91


Amount carried forward


$56,154.40


3,120.00


92


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


SUMMARY OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT


From Last Year


Transfer To


Appropria- tion


Expendi- ture


Transfer From


Balance to Revenue


Moderator


... ..........


..... ....


Finance Committee


$40.00


300.00


335.75


...........


$4.25


Town Meeting


Wages


20.00


20.00


...


......


Town Meeting Others


80.00


58.95


21.05


Selectmen Wages


2,992.00


2,992.00


...


... .........


Selectmen Others


200.00


408.00


602.27


5.73


Selectmen


Cont. Fund


500.00


500.00


931.13


68.87


Sel. Cont. Fund


WPA Wages ....


.......


1,300.00


1,275.00


25.00


Sel. Cont. Fund


WPA Others


137.77


116.66


... ....


*21.11


Accounting


Wages


340.00


3,432.00


3,772.00


...


......... ...


...


...


.......


2,340.00


2,335.91


4.09


Cert. of Notes


and Bonds


50.00


24.00


26.00


Collector of Taxes


2,592.00


2,592.00


................


...


.......


...


...


....


...


............ ....


... ..... ....


Town Clerk Others


103.40


560.00


533.35


........... .....


..


................


3,650.00


3,599.00


...... ...


51.00


Assessors Others


................


1,150.00


1,142.29


7.71


Elec. and Reg.


Wages


3,851.00


3,659.00


192.00


Elec. and Reg.


Others


2,355.00


2,221.64


133.36


Engineering Wages


6,660.00


6,575.00


80.00


5.00


Enginering Others


80.00


620.00


689.14


10.86


Town Hall Wages


3,120.00


3,120.00


.....


......


......


Town Hall Others ..


2,661.00


2,656.43


.... ............


4.57


Planning Board


Wages


50.00


50.00


.... ......


...............


Planning Board Others


100.00


29.80


70.20


Cont. Ret. Fund


..


Board of Appeals


Wages


50.00


50.00


................


................


Board of Appeals


Others


.........


...


................


50.00


48.88


................


1.12


Board Sel. Fed.


$39.30


2,500.00


304.91


935.85


*1,298.54


$39.30


$1,263.40


$58,281.77


$56,154.40


$1,048.90


$2,381.17


...


...


...


.....


...


...


.....


...


....


......


....


358.00


289.24


33.05


35.71


Treasury Wages ..


1,600.00


1,600.00


Treasury Others


Collector of Taxes


Others


2,745.00


2,516.80


228.20


Law


.......


1,250.00


1,213.05


36.95


Town Clerk Wages


....


.........


.......


.........


...


................


..........


...


9,308.00


9,308.00


............ ....


Projects


......


........


...


* To 1941


.....


...


...


................


Wages


....


1,392.00


1,392.00


129.85


Assessors Wages


......... ...


...


....


Accounting Others


$100.00


$100.00


...


................


93


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$56,154.40


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY Police


Salaries and Wages


Chief


$3,000.00


Captain


2,500.00


Sergeant


2,415.60


Patrolmen


28,176.97


Reserves and Special Police


709.11


Clerk


1,132.00


37,933.68


Motor Vehicles and Care of Same


Gasoline and Oil


$734.90


Motor Equipment


846.97


1,581.87


Equipment and Repairs


Equipment for Men


$56.00


Department Equipment


103.59


159.59


Fuel and Light


Fuel


$288.90


Light


230.42


519.32


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


Repairs


$15.75


Janitor's Supplies


92.33


Water


13.86


All Others


44.40


166.34


Other Expenses


Printing, Stationery, Postage


$245.73


Telephone and Teletype


1,072.50


Furniture and Fixtures


133.99


Beacons


80.00


Medical Services


4.00


Auto Insurance


47.10


Signs and Paint


449.73


All Others


84.57


2,117.62


42,478.42


Fire


Salaries and Wages


Chief


$3,000.00


Deputy Chief


2,750.00


Captains


5,000.00


Privates


26,311.57


Call Men


1,956.66


Inspections


67.59


Labor


787.73


Hydrants


22.50


Equipment


Apparatus


$683.72


Equipment for Men


232.10


Department Equipment


361.22


1,277.04


$39,896.05


Amount carried forward


$98,632.82


94


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$98,632.82


Maintenance and Repairs


Auto Expenses


$536.48


Repairs


163.11


Gasoline and Oil


211.94


Fire Alarm


144.73


Tools


131.65


All Other


279.12


1,467.03


Hydrant Service


$1,000.00


1,000.00


Fuel and Light


Fuel


$508.64


Light


417.65


926.29


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


Repairs


$574.66


Laundry Work


101.17


Janitor's supplies


260.77


Water


71.85


All Others


30.33


1,038.78


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing, Postage


$40.22


Telephone


202.73


Medical Services and Supplies


178.10


Ice


134.00


All Others


115.08


670.13


46,275.32


Forest Warden


Salaries and Wages


Warden


$130.00


Labor


185.89


Reports


25.00


$340.89


Other Expenses


Apparatus and Supplies


$100.00


100.00


1 440.89


Inspector of Buildings


Salaries and Wages


Inspector


$1,000.00


Assistant Inspector


24.00


Clerical


15.00


Other Expenses


Printing and Stationery


$43.89


All Other


26.25


70.14


1,109.14


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries and Wages Sealer


$450.00


$450.00


Amount carried forward


$146,458.17


$1,039.00


95


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$146,458.17


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$7.47


Printing and Advertising


2.45


140.29


Carfare, Teams, etc. Apparatus Rent


24.79


150.00


325.00


.775.00


Dog Officer


Salary


$500.00


$500.00


Other Expenses


Board and Disposal of Dogs


$180.00


Printing and Postage


16.86


Use of Truck


50.00


246.86


746.86


Services


Inspector of Animals $198.15


$198.15


198.15


Constable


Salary


$100. 00


100.00


100.00


Insurance


Fire


$4,817.90


Auto, Fire and Theft


179.94


Boiler


8.13


Miscellaneous, forms


22.29


5,028.26


5,028.26


Fire Hose No. 3


Pump


$300.00


300.00


300.00


Hose


$294.00


294.00


294.00


Truck


$590.00


590.00


590.00


Repairs Central Fire Station


Architect's Fee


$50.00


Oil Burner


295.00


Boiler


320.06


Lumber, Supplies


644.35


Cement Floor


450.00


Plumbing, Pipe


503.40


Electrical Work


251.56


Carpenter


485.63


3,000.00


3,000.00


Fire Department 3-Year Plan


Hose


$299.64


299.64


299.64


Heating Central Fire Station


$12.35


12.35


12.35


Advertising


Amount carried forward


$157,802.43


1


Fire Hose


Fire Service Truck


96


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


SUMMARY OF PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Transfer Appropria- to


tion


Transfer From


Expendi- ture


Balance to Revenue


Police Wages


$37,984.57


$37,933.68


$50.89


Police Others


...


4,545.00


4,544.74


.26


Fire Wages


...


40,430.00


$400.00


39,896.05


133.95


Fire Others


$1,055.91


5,630.00


300.00


6,379.27


6.64


Fire Hose


300.00


294.00


6.00


Forest Warden


50.00


405.00


440.89


14.11


Inspector of Buildings Wages


1,050.00


1,039.00


11.00


Sealer of Wts. & Ms.


Wages


450.00


................


450.00


Sealer of Wts. & Ms.


Others


325.00


325.00


Insurance


28.26


5,000.00


5,028.26


Constable


100.00


100.00


Dog Officer Wages


500.00


500.00


Dog Officer Others


250.00


246.86


3.14


Repairs Central Fire Station


................


300.00


300.00


Central Fire Station Heating


1,000.00


12.35


*987.65


Fire Dept. 3-yr. Plan


300.00


299.64


.36


Fire Dept. Service Truck ...


95.00


500.00


590.00


5.00


$2,529.17 $100.844.57


$700.00 $101,449.88


$1,223.86


* To 1941


Amount brought forward


$157,802.43


HEALTH AND SANITATION Health


General


Salaries and Wages


Board of Health


$500.00


Agent and Clerk


3,276.00


$3,776.00


Other Expenses


Stationery and Postage


$69.12


Printing and Advertising


32.78


Office Repairs and Equipment All Others


30.77


177.92


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Medical Attendance


$4.00


Culture Examination


93.00


Drugs and Medicine


172.62


Tuberculosis


Board and Treatment


$1,875.40


Transportation


30.00


Vital Statistics


Births


$358.25


Marriages


90.50


Deaths


128.50


577.25


...


...


...


...


...


...


...


3,000.00


.....


3,000.00


Fire Dept. Hose No. 3 ... ...


...


......


...


70.14


4.86


Inspector of Buildings Others


75.00


................


..... .....


.....


...


269.62


1,905.40


Amount carried forward


$157,802.43


45.25


97


Amount brought forward


$157,802.43


Inspections Slaughtering


$100.00


Plumbing Immunization


705.00


125.00


930.00


Other Expenses


Rabies Clinic


$140.00


Disposal of Carrion


39.50


Rat Extermination Flowers


10.00


222.00


7,858.19


Health Nurse


Wages


$1,300.00


$1,300.00


Others


Carfares


38.65


38.65


1,338.65


Refuse and Garbage


Contractor


$13,000.00


13,000.00


13,000.00


Mosquito Control


Labor


$260.00


Materials


140.00


400.00


400.00


Dental Clinic


Wages


$1,000.00


1,000.00


Other Expenses


Laundry


$18.30


Supplies


126.42


Stationery and Printing


5.00


149.72


1,149.72


District Nurse


Wages


$750.00


750.00


750.00


Sewer


Salaries and Wages


Commissioners


$450.00


Superintendent


1,820.00


Engineers at Pumping Station


3,640.00


Clerk


207.00


Extra Labor


92.50


Other Expenses-General


Stationery and Postage


$.70


Telephone


85.93


Auto Expense


9.03


Tools and Equipment


26.45


Gasoline and Oil


60.66


Use of Compressor


113.56


Pipe and Fittings


3.67


Medical


3.00


All Others


69.10


372.10


Amount carried forward


$182,298.99


6,209.50


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


32.50


98


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$182,298.99


Pumping Station Light and Power Coal


$1,421.54


183.00


Water


325.12


Janitor's Supplies


28.98


1,958.64


8,540.24


Contractor


Emergency Sewer $297.50 2.50


300.00


300.00


Particular Sewer


Contractor


$194.64


Materials


5.36


200.00


200.00


Brooks


Contractor


$44.88


Labor


20.00


64.88


64.88


King's Brook


Materials


$58.95


Trucks


31.50


Tools


8.81


All Others


5.60


104.86


104.86


Commonwealth Avenue Sewer


Printing and Advertising


$22.75


22.75


22.75


Amount carried forward


$191,531.72


SUMMARY OF HEALTH AND SANITATION


Transfer to


Appropria- tion


Expendi- ture


Balance to Revenue


Health Wages


$3,776.00


$3,776.00


Health Others


4,125.00


4,082.19


$42.81


Health Nurse Wages


1,300.00


1,300.00


Health Nurse Others


50.00


38.65


11.35


Refuse and Garbage


13,000.00


13,000.00


...


Dental Clinic Wages


1,000.00


1,000.00


Dental Clinic Others


150.00


149.72


.28


Mosquito Control


400.00


400.00


.........


District Nurse


750.00


750.00


Inspector of Animals


200.00


198.15


1.85


Sewer Wages


6,320.00


6,209.50


110.50


Sewer Others


3,260.00


2,330.74


929.26


Emergency Sewer


300.00


300.00


Particular Sewers


.....


200.00


200.00


Brooks


75.00


64.88


10.12


Commonwealth Outdrain Sewer


$309.51


4,590.50


22.75


*4,877.26


King's Brook


3,500.00


104.86


*3,395.14


Hemenway Road Project


6,000.00


........ ........


................


*6,000.00


$9,809.51


$39,496.50


$33,927.44 $15,378.57


...


...


...


* To 1941


.....


.......


Labor


99


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$191,531.72


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Highway


Salaries and Wages


Surveyor


$3,000.00


Clerk


200.00


Labor


38,166.81


$41,366.81


Others


Office Expense


$34.64


Telephone


93.63


Printing and Advertising


18.70


Auto Expense


1,010.67


Bridges and Fences


932.95


Calcium Chloride


143.55


Contract Work


1,148.20


Equipment and Repairs


2,127.72


Fuel


163.90


Gasoline and Oil


689.29


Hay and Grain


1,410.84


Insurance


503.27


Castings


69.78


Kerosene Oil


41.80


Light


152.15


Medical Services


359.72


Stone, Gravel and Dust


1,087.97


Supplies


195.65


Tarvia and Road Oil


3,341.04


Water


22.96


All Other


179.04


13,727.47


Snow and Ice


Regular Labor


$1,309.00


Extra Labor


10,331.96


Extra Trucks


1,970.00


Outside Plows


1,243.00


Medical


19.00


Equipment


257.25


Heating Garage


104.09


Armored Car Service


32.20


All Others


169.50


15,436.00


70,530.28


Lighting Streets


Street Lights


$24,227.07


Traffic Signals


1,195.00


Traffic Beacons


63.45


25,485.52


25,485.52


Sidewalk Construction


Advertising


$29.45


Materials


487.71


Sidewalk Mixture


2,755.41


Curbing


3,098.21


Trucks


1,117.89


Drilling and Blasting


327.34


All Others


40.67


7,856.68


7,856.68


Amount carried forward


$295,404.20


100


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$295,404.20


Kensington Lane


Asphalt


$74.17 17.32


Materials


.91.49


91.49


George S. Burton Estate


Easement


$100.00


100.00


100.00


Highway Truck


Advertising®


$4.55


Plates


2.00


Truck


3,485.64


3,492.19


3,492.19


Humphrey Street Widening


Land Takings


$2,482.50


2,482.50


2,482,50


Humphrey Street Chapter 90


Type D


$24.00


Coal


89.10


Kerosene


46.11


Asphalt


1,474.68


Stone


1,176.91


Compressor


629.50


Materials


69.18


Mason Work


50.40


Use of Roller


76.63


Sidewalk Mixture


697.30


Police


72.00


Labor


1,034.19


5,440.00


5,440.00


Allen Road


Kerosene


$3.44


Gravel


15.75


Fuel


39.40


58.59


... 58.59


Lewis Road


Asphalt


$50.00


50.00


50.00


Manton Road Drain


Trucks


$633.75


Compressor


1,357.50


Asphalt


92.71


Drilling and Blasting


450.74


Castings


182.36


Concrete Pipe


1,845.92


Type D


360.00


Tools and Materials


1,066.36


All Others


86.60


6,075.94


6,075.94


Aspen Road Resurfacing


Asphalt


370.62


Stone


253.68


Contractor


94.05


Fuel


31.43


Amount carried forward


$313,194.91


101


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


1940]


Amount brought forward


$313,194.91.


Tarvia


56.00


Pipe


103.49


Castings


28.13


All Others


15.75


953.15


953.15


Bradlee Avenue Drain


Compressor


$334.00


Truck


323.42


Pipe


1,282.03


Castings


230.32


Type D


368.00


Tools and Materials


439.78


All Others


4.79


2,982.34


+ 2,982.34


Crosman Avenue Drain


Asphalt Materials


26.88


3.47


30.35


30.35


Amount carried forward


$317,160.75


SUMMARY OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


From Last Year


Transfer To


tion


From


. Expendi- " ture


Balance to Revenue


Highway Wages ....


Highway Others


$7.81


29,000.00


$660.45


28,322.97


'24.39


Lighting Streets


26,000.00


25,485.52


514.48


Crosman Avenue


Drain


$594.83


564.48


30.35 .


Geo. S. Burton


Est. Easement .... :


100.00


100.00


Sidewalk


Construction .....


2,000.00


8,000.00


....... ...


7,856.68


*2,143.32


Kensington Lane


..... .......


....


200.00


91.49


108.51


Highway Truck


3,500.00


7.81


3,492.19


Humphrey St.


Widening


3,500.00


.........


...


......


...


2,482.50


*1,017.50


Humphrey St.


Chapter 90


§3,440.00


2,000.00


5,440.00


Allen Rd.


900.00


58.59


*841.41


Lewis Rd.


50.00


50.00


...


Manton Rd. Drain


7,417.91


................


1,341.97


6,075.94


.........


Resurfacing


...


................


1,500.00


................


953.15


546.85


Bradley Ave.


Drain ...


.....


4,459.00


................


...


$18,071.74


$3,447.81 $113,350.00


$4,051.37 $125,603.03


$5,215.15


...


....


...


......


...


....


...


......


...


...


...


Aspen Rd.


. ..


* To 1941


៛ State and County receipt


...


..... ....


$42,181.31


$18.69


$42,200.00


Appropria- Transfer


1,476.66


2,982.34.


..


102


TOWN DOCUMENTS


[Dec. 31


Amount brought forward


$317,160.75


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Public Welfare


Salaries and Wages


Commissioners


$339.41


Executive Secretary


840.00


Secretary


150.00


Extra Clerical Services


159.00


$1,488.41


Administration


Printing, Stationery, Postage


$180.36


All Others


60.65


Outside Relief by Town


Groceries and Provisions


$2,697.09


Fuel


1,274.67


Board and Care


981.00


Medicine and Medical Attendance


1,725.13


State Institutions


2,020.49


Cash Grants to Individuals


1,355.16


Federal Milk


397.39


Food


436.69


Rent


754.91


Clothing and Shoes


106.81


All Others


319.82


School Lunches


19.50


12,088.66


Relief by Other Cities and Towns


Cities


$2,949.33


Towns


630.58


3,579.91


Aid to Dependent Children


By Town


$7,239.94


By State


325.00


7,564.94


W. P. A.


Rent of commissary


$482.93


Supplies


216.08


Distribution of Commodities


332.18


Light, Telephone, Fuel


29.31


U. S. Administration Expenses


193.37


1,253.87


$26,216.80


Public Welfare Investigator


Wages


$1,200.00


$1,200.00


1,200.00


Old Age Assistance


Wages


Commissioners


339.22


Secretary and Settlement Clerk


116.66


Clerical


1,092.00


Other Expenses


Cash Aid


33,208.79


Cities and Towns


2,001.49


1,547.88


Amount carried forward


$344,577.55


241.01


103


Amount brought forward


$344,577.55


Medical Service Burials


86.00 100.00


35,396.28


36,944.16


U. S. Grant O. A. A. Administration


Postage and Stationery Auto Hire


230.50


All Others


8.80


$587.54


587.54


U. S. Grant O. A. A. Assistance


Cash Aid


$24,706.30 24,706.30


24,706.30


U. S. Grant Aid to Dependent Children


Cash Aid


Administration


$2,780.84 252.00


3,032.84


3,032.84


Soldiers' Relief


Wages


Agent


$300.00


Clerical Services


50.00


350.00


Other Expenses


Fuel


$834.14


Cash Aid


4,696.45


Medicine, Medical Care


180.52


Groceries


90.76


Gas and Electricity


99.27


Clothing and Shoes


161.57


Federal Milk


96.24


Moving


27.00


Rent


6.50


School Lunches


12.30


Board and Care




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