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For Administration
From federal funds 448.75
Total Expenditures
$119,552.68
REIMBURSEMENTS
For Assistance
State Department $45,596.74*
Other cities and towns 2,616.28*
Federal Government 53,399.23
Total $101,612.25
For Administration
Federal Government 1,734.25
Total reimbursements
$103,346.50
Net Cost to Swampscott for 1951 $ 16,206.18 * (Not available for use by this department. )
Balance of Federal Funds on Hand December 31, 1951 :
For administration
$
2,325.95
For Assistance 22,669.54
$ 24,995.49
Respectfully submitted, WALTER L. RANGER, FRED M. SEATON, DONALD REDFERN,
Bureau of Old Age Assistance.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
1951]
Board of Public Welfare
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
The Board of Public Welfare submits herewith its report for the year 1951.
The past year has seen practically no requests for temporary aid due to unemployment and our case load consists almost entirely of persons physically or mentally unfit for employment.
Chapter 741 of the Acts of 1951 establishes a new category of public assistance to be known as Disability Assistance which will be handled by the Board of Public Welfare. This new Department will aid the totally and permanently disabled and the Federal Govern- ment and the State Department will reimburse 75 per cent of the money spent. This new category will remove a few cases from General Relief during the coming year.
SUMMARY OF PERSONS AIDED
1950
1951
Total individuals receiving aid locally
79
37
Total cases receiving aid in other cities and towns
21
16
Total individuals aided locally in December
24
23
New applications accepted
47
13
Cases closed
55
14
EXPENDITURES FROM TOWN APPROPRIATION
Salaries and wages
$ 3,350.72 164.97
Office administration
Relief by Town :
Groceries
$ 165.21
Fuel
127.75
Medical
1,022.13
Institutional
Board
1,944.58
Cash
4,974.61
Burial
150.00
Board
6,254.89
Clothing
54.91
Other cities and towns
10,575.43
Total
$25,269.51
Total Expenditures $28,785.20
REIMBURSEMENT TO TOWN
Other cities and towns
2,167.00
State Department, Temporary Aid
3,026.82
Social Security
105.90
Total Reimbursement *$ 5,299.72
Net Cost to Town for 1951 $23,485.48
* (Not available for use of this department.)
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER L. RANGER, FRED M. SEATON, DONALD REDFERN,
Board of Public Welfare.
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TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Contributory Retirement Board
To the Citizens of Swampscott:
This is the fifteenth annual report of the Retirement Board.
In 1951, the State Legislature passed several laws which in- creased retirement benefits, but further changes should be made to bring the pensions up to those in private industry.
It is possible that new booklets will be printed explaining recent changes in the law, and if these become available we will distribute them to all the members.
MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY
1. Membership January 1, 1951
131
1. Enrolled during 1951
13 144
2. Withdrawals
4
3. Deaths
1
4. Retirements
4
9
B. Membership December 31, 1951
135
1. Retirements for :
A. Superannuation
14
B. Ordinary disability
3
C. Accidental Death Benefit
1
18
Total Membership December 31, 1951 153
The following is an income statement for the period January 1, 1951, to December 31, 1951.
Balance December 31, 1950 $156,648.28
INCOME
Amortization
Contributions by members
848.70 20,499.51
Contributions by town
Pension
Fund 13,395.00
Expense
Fund 2,283.33
15,678.33
Investment Income
4,497.41
Increased value of stocks
637.37
Profit on sale of bonds
87.27
Refund
1.00
42,249.59
$198,897.87
DISBURSEMENTS
Refunds to members
Withdrawals
3,590.33 49.79
3,640.12
Accrued interest on bonds
44.82
Loss on sale of bonds
115.12
159.94
Accrued interest for 1950
696.63
696.63
Refund to town
6.25
6.25
Administration Expenses Clerical hire
1,164.22
Secretary
260.00
1,424.22
Interest
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CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT BOARD
1951]
Other Expenses
Stationery and postage
71.65
Printing and binding ....
97.63
Bonds for members
....
25.00
Furniture and Fixtures
93.95
Telephone
75.70
Conferences and Travel
133.04
Reimbursement of
Board Member
120.00
Medical
75.00
Miscellaneous
34.51
726.48
Pensions
Annuities
779.69
Pensions
13,817.35
14,597.04
21,250.68
177,647.19
INVESTMENTS
U. S. Savings Bonds
88,000.00
Railroad Bonds
7,905.00
Utilities Bonds
23,512.47
Telephone Bonds
22,343.61
Industrial Bonds
2,043.20
Bank Stocks
15,381.31
Savings Banks
13,000.00
Cash, Security Trust Co.
5,461.60
$177,647.19
JOHN G. McLEARN, Chairman THOMAS F. COLLINS, I. MURRAY ADAMS, Secretary Contributory Retirement Board.
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TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Jury List
In accordance with Section 9 of Chapter 234 of the General Laws, the following Jury list is published in the Annual Town Report:
Name
Residence
Occupation
Adams, S. Angie
84 Middlesex Ave.
Secretary
Alberg, Samuel
18 Mapledale Place
Merchant
Anderson, Rose A.
113 Essex Street
Home
Andrews, Louis M.
10 Orchard Road
Manufacturer
Avery, Veronica D.
1025 Humphrey Street
Bookkeeper
Balfour, Angie E.
11 Redington Street Home
Black, Irving
41 Longley Avenue Buyer
33 Ellis Road
Retired
Boudreau, Harold P. Broughton, Frederick P.
70 Fuller Avenue
Engineer Manager
Bufalino, Julius F.
31 Ocean View Road
Salesman
Burke, Willard F.
17 Nason Road
Clerk
Burnham, Irwin W.
7 Puritan Road
Salesman
Cahoon, C. Dana Calish, Rose M.
Cameron, Catherine
43 Franklin Avenue
Personnel Asst.
Carden, Frederick W.
Carpenter, William T.
145 Phillips Avenue Advertising
Crowley, Edwin D.
12 Stanley Road Eastern Mass. Ry.
Cryan, Mary E.
45 Pleasant Street
Secretary
Dager, Fredda H.
Davis, Eldridge T.
Delano, Elizabeth J.
24 King Street
Stenographer
Deveney, James C.
120 Elmwood Road
Engineer
Dexter, James F.
8 Columbia Street
Serviceman
Dinner, David M.
Dionne, Henry L.
Donlon, Julia A.
Donovan, John C.
15 Farragut Road
Clerk
Downs, Jack E.
Duggan, Lucille V.
35 Rock Avenue 5 Ellis Road
Home
Duratti, Margaret J.
986 Humphrey Street
Home
Eaton, Albert W.
Englander, Hyman W.
34 Berkshire Street Engineer 19 Dennison Avenue Sales Manager
Fanjoy, Elmer S.
62 Greenwood Ave. G. E.
Farnum, Arthur M.
24 Plymouth Avenue Clerk
Farrell, Herbert L.
48 Grant Road
Home
Fleming, Annie W.
48 Farragut Road Home
Folger, Florence P.
27 Lewis Road Home
Frederickson, Sigfred
67 Salem Street
Service Mgr.
Galvin, Eleanor N.
1015 State Road
Gardner, Edwin R.
4 Walnut Road
Gowell, John W.
53 Mountwood Road G. E.
Guay, Irving E.
73 Monument Ave. Foreman
Hall, Roland B.
47 Berkshire Street Salesman
Hallett, John R.
15 Puritan Road Manager
Hampe, Abbie D.
57 Roy Street Home
Hardy, Frank E.
33 Middlesex Avenue
Baker
Brown, Amos S.
25 Orchard Road
18 North Stone Road
Engineer Saleslady
25 Bates Road
60 Andrew Road Foreman
24 Norfolk Avenue Home Roofer
308 Paradise Road
Garage Manufacturer
2 Morton Road 46 Beach Bluff Ave. 32 Hillside Avenue
Shoe Work
Engineer
Office Mgr. Engineer
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JURY LIST
125
Name
Residence
Occupation
Harmon, Louis Jr.
10 Francis Road
General Mgr.
Hay, Beatrice I.
184 Burrill Street
Home
Heafitz, Michael
4 Huron Street
Wool
Horton, Linnie E.
Hurley, Joseph M.
14 Erie Street
Salesman
Ingalls, Ida G.
1 Puritan Lane Home
Ingalls, Robert U.
63 Salem Street
Stock Trader
Johnson, Elizabeth
21 Outlook Road
Librarian
Kane, Florence M.
156 Elmwood Road
Home
Kaplan, Irving S.
44 Humphrey Street
Leather
Keating, Frederick A.
42 Paradise Road
Salesman
Kelley, Agnes M.
109 Greenwood Ave.
Clerk
Kennedy, Evelyn G.
30 Ingalls Terrace
Office Mgr.
Kevin, Edward J.
164 Aspen Road
Printer
Kimball, Rufus A.
43 Crosman Avenue
Designer
Kinney, Ralph M.
375 Essex Street
Machinist
Landry, Edna E.
51 Beach Avenue
Home Director
La Torre, Joseph L.
77 Magnolia Road
Superintendent
Linden, Frederick E.
9 Hillcrest Circle
Accountant
Logan, Edith M.
38 Puritan Road
Insurance
Manchin, Emery C.
69 Kensington Lane
Insurance
Martin, Edward
161 Paradise Road
Accountant
McCarthy, John E.
238 Humphrey Street Painter
26 Beverly Road
Oil Company
McDonough, John H. McGovern, Florence M.
39 Hampden Street Home
McStay, Margaret S.
Moran, John G.
6 Barnstable Street G. E.
2 Orchard Road G. E.
21 Cedar Hill Terrace Salesman
16 Phillips Avenue Construction
37 Winshaw Road Steeves Motor
58 New Ocean Street
Attendant
Palmquist, John W.
32 Greenwood Ter.
Tool & Die Home
Park, Merle A.
Peavear, Henry A.
Phillips, Beatrice F.
157 Paradise Road 68 King Street
Artist
38 Stanley Road
United Shoe
Ranger, Walter L. Rankin, Sidney P.
Repetto, William F.
Reynolds, Arthur H.
36 Hillside Avenue 15 Sheridan Road
Draftsman G. E. Retired
Manager Clerk
Roberts, David
Insurance
Robinson, Benjamin Rollins, Eugene M.
12 Curry Circle
Contractor Salesman
Samuel, Manuel Seaton, Albert E. Sewall, Reginald D. Shattuck, Ruth
3 Banks Circle
62 Elmwood Road
15 Shaw Road 21 Beach Avenue
Dealer Gardener Driver Home
Nannery, James J.
O'Brien, Michael J. Olive, Arthur N. Jr. Olsson, Karl H. Owens, Charles F.
17 Berkshire Street 44 Manton Road Insurance
Home
Phillips, Harvie W. Prichard, William W.
7 Hampden Street 48 Norfolk Avenue 16 Banks Terrace
Manager Supervisor
Rice, Nathaniel P.
Richards, Alfred L. Rines, Florence V.
296 Forest Avenue 17 Franklin Avenue 42 Nason Road
222 Salem Street
7 Hampden Street
Clerk
Lane, James J.
31 Stanley Road
74 Fuller Avenue Secretary
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TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Name
Residence
Occupation
Smith, Doris L.
66 Columbia Street
Stiles, A. Hall Jr.
97 Beach Bluff Ave.
Stillman, Joseph
5 Erie Street
Stoddard, Myrtle I.
389 Forest Avenue
Bookkeeper
Storey, Arthur D.
15 King Street
Technician
Sugarman, Arthur M.
87 Banks Road
Salesman
Wales, Richard A.
36 Hampden Street
Clerk
Wallace, Maurice E.
23 Sherwood Road
Cleansing
Walton, James G.
15 Suffolk Avenue
G. E.
Weber, William S.
29 Orient Court
Retired
Webber, Leslie J.
63 Stetson Avenue
Salesman
Whiting, Ethel M.
33 Essex Avenue
Home
Wilkins, Harry
45 Orchard Circle
Cleaning
Witter, Lawrence O.
59 Thomas Road
Manager
Young, George H.
11 Porter Court
Clerk
G. E. Merchant Salesman
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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
1951|
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, 1951.
RECEIPTS
Taxes
1949 Poll
4.00
1949 Real Estate
714.26
718.26
1950
6.00
1950
Personal
1,181.42
1950 Real Estate
46,769.18
47,956.60
1951 Poll
6,178.00
1951
Personal
64,132.46
1951 Real Estate
1,062,120.86
1,132,431.32
Tax Title Redemptions
1,705.24
1,705.24
Receipts from the State
Income Tax
88,818.80
Corporation Tax
77,906.88
Meal Tax
939.76
167,665.44
School Aid
14,522.40
14,522.40
Highway Construction Chapter 90
1,201.50
1,201.50
Licenses and Permits
Common Victualer
32.00
Dealers
216.00
Liquor
3,652.00
Express
5.00
Pool and Bowling
4.00
Junk
63.00
3,972.00
Overhanging Signs
13.00
Taxi
10.00
Liquor Advertising
52.00
75.00
Court Fines
403.00
403.00
Grants from Federal Government
Old Age Assistance Office Expense
870.39
Old Age Assistance Cash Aid
54,007.36
54,877.75
Dependent Children Office Expense
59.26
Dependent Children Cash Aid
3,389.54
3,448.80
Excise
1948 Excise
4.07
1949 Excise
9.58
1950 Excise
3,543.81
1951 Excise
122,315.37
125,872.83
Payment by County for Dog Licenses ....
961.81
961.81
Amount carried forward
$1,555,811.95
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IDec. 31
Amount brought forward
$1,555,811.95
Special Assessments
1950 Sewer
197.92
1951 Sewer
5,375.09
Unapportioned Sewers
10,487.91
Sewers Paid in Advance
2,079.25
18,140.17
1950 Sidewalks
19.19
1951 Sidewalks
247.79
Unapportioned Sidewalks
3,186.86
Sidewalks Paid in Advance
72.31
3,526.15
General Government
Tax Title Costs
39.00
Board of Appeals Hearings
165.00
204.00
Protection of Persons and Property
Police Receipts
112.70
Sealer of Weights and Measures
227.00
Plumbing Inspector
536.00
Building Inspector
291.00
Wire Inspector
380.00
1,546.70
Theater License
150.00
150.00
Health Accounts Receivable
643.50
643.50
Public Welfare
Payments by State
3,026.82
Payments by Cities and Towns
2.266.90
Payments by Individuals
6.00
AD Children State Payments
3.879.21
9.178.93
Old Age Assistance
Payments by State
45,596.74
Payments by Cities and Towns
2,701.06
48,297.80
Reimbursement by Estates of Deceased
168.55
168.55
Veterans Services
State Subsidy
972.19
972.19
Schools
Tuition
1,167.50
Vocation Education
446.80
Miscellaneous Receipts
992.82
School Lunch Receipts
26,723.44
School Athletic Program Receipts
3,598.31
32.928.87
A R Sewer
· 384.00
Town Hall
310.00
Library Receipts
3.100.33
3.794.33
Park Accounts Receivable
813.95
813.95
Sale of Property
10.00
Miscellaneous
1.00
11.00
Cemetery
Sale of Lots
5,278.00
Fees
2.432.50
7,710.50
Amount carried forward
$1,682.351,89
1951]
Amount brought forward ... $1,682,351.89
Water
Rates
63,571.94
Services
13,321.17
Rents
1,359.00
Liens added to 1949 Taxes
8.00
Liens added to 1950 Taxes
325.33
Liens added to 1951 Taxes
1,894.32
80,479.76
Interest
Interest on Taxes
1,065.70
Interest on Excise
5.37
Interest on Tax Titles
91.15
1950 Committed Interest
76.61
1951 Committed Interest
581.45
1,820.28
Municipal Indebtedness
Temporary Loans
100,000.00
Bond Issues
School
385,000.00
Premium
3,037.65
488,037.65
Agency
Dog Licenses
1,319.20
Withholding Tax
92,413.57
93,732.77
Library Trust Funds
Joanna Morse Fund Income
130.70
E. R. Whittle Fund
50.31
Mary L. Thomson Fund
25.15
206.16
Cemetery Funds
Transfer from Cemetery Lots Fund ..
5,335.00
H. Sherman Fund Income
12.50
H. Y. Stocker Fund Income
10.15
Cemetery Trust Fund
314.16
5,671.81
Other Trusts
Phillips Medal Fund
61.76
61.76
Refunds
Engineer
2.24
Public Welfare
20.00
O. A. A.
439.26
U. S. Grant O. A. A.
54.90
Insurance
588.23
Veterans
Services
86.00
Highway
5.00
Park
3.83
Miscellaneous
225.67
1950 Real Estate
615.00
Civil Defense
4.19
Treasury
6.96
Phillips Beach Engine House
125.33
Debt
5,000.00
7,176.61
Receipts for the year 1951
$2,361,085.39
Balance January 1, 1951 489,354.51
$2,850,439.90
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
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[Dec. 31
TRANSFERS
From Reserve Fund
To
Selectmen Others
$ 606.00
Assessors Wages
300.00
Board of Appeals Others
150.00
Police Travel
425.00
Police Radio
78.00
Fire Wages
453.12
Fire Others
525.00
Sewer Others
1,500.00
Fishermans Beach Culvert
5,100.00
Workmens Compensation
1,482.00
Schools
1,500.00
Library Wages
455.00
Library Others
80.00
Park Others
1,240.15
Cemetery Wages
344.21
$14,238.48
From
Selectmen Others
75.00
Accounting Others
12.00
Treasury Others
742.36
Board of Appeals Others
108.18
Police Others
20.19
Emergency Sewer
200.00
School
1,500.00
Emergency Water
350.00
To Warrants Payable 1952
3,107.73
From Surplus
To
Town Hall Repairs
11,325.00
Phillips Beach Engine House
1,625.00
Police Car
1,200.00
Chapter 90
8,000.00
Cemetery Jeep
1,920.00
Park Truck
2,744.00
Sidewalk Construction
4,500.00
Fishermans Beach Culvert
3,500.00
Clark School
7,000.00
51,814.00
From Water Available Surplus
To
Emergency Water
10,000.00
Pipes and Fittings
7,500.00
17,500.00
From Overlay Reserve
To
Reserve Fund
10,000.00
10,000.00
From Cemetery Lots Fund
To
Cemetery Others
2,875.00
Cemetery Vaults
1,000.00
Cemetery Repairs
1,295.00
5,170.00
From
Porters Court
568.64
Paradise Road
176.91
Hawthorne Road
299.92
To Surplus Revenue
1,045.47
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EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative Moderator
Salary
$ 150.00
$ 150.00
Town Meeting
Printing and Miscellaneous
115.00
Checkers
85.00
200.00
Finance Committee
Secretary's Salary
400.00
Other Expenses
85.34
485.34
Selectmen
Salaries
Selectmen
1,950.00
Secretary
900.00
Clerk
2,306.65
Extra Clerical
18.14
5,174.79
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
165:57
Printing and Advertising
664.11
Telephone
156.20
Furniture and Fixtures
331.36
Travel
21.85
Dues
69.00
Miscellaneous
475.92
1,884.01
Equipment
235.00
235.00
Public Address System
35.00
35.00
Accounting
Salaries
Accountant
4,175.68
Assistant
2,307.54
Clerk, part time
1,152.43
Extra Clerical
200.00
7,835.65
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
107.25
Printing
140.34
Telephone
85.75
Binding
14.50
Furniture and Fixtures
158.81
Travel
30.12
Dues
33.00
Miscellaneous
14.28
584.05
Treasury
Salaries
Treasurer
1,980.00
Clerk
1,075.00
Extra Clerical
200.00
3,255.00
Amount carried forward
$19,838.84
1951]
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
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[Dec. 31
Amount brought forward
$19,838.84
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
482.73
Printing
344.92
Telephone
119.49
Furniture and Fixtures
28.26
Travel
105.00
Surety Bonds
265.50
Armored Car
561.54
Miscellaneous
119.32
2,026.76
Treasury Equipment
449.30
449.30
Tax Title Foreclosures
780.00
780.00
Certification of Notes and Bonds
4.00
4.00
Collector of Taxes
Salaries
Collector
2,074.43
Clerk
2,306.64
4,381.07
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
893.33
Printing and Advertising
945.54
Telephone
114.88
Furniture and Fixtures
117.95
Travel
139.00
Armored Car
198.00
Tax Title Costs
36.40
Surety Bonds
542.67
Miscellaneous
10.00
2,997.77
Town Clerk
Salaries
Town Clerk
1,106.82
Clerk
2,306.67
3,413.49
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
92.27
Printing and Advertising
204.45
Telephone
30.78
Travel
445.00
Oaths
75.00
Miscellaneous
52.50
900.00
Law
Services
2,197.00
2,197.00
Other Expenses
Miscellaneous
264.43
264.43
Elections and Registration
Salaries
Registrars
687.48
Clerk
2,089.39
Election Officers
1,000.00
Census
390.00
Miscellaneous
105.00
4,271.87
Amount carried forward
$41,524.53
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Amount brought forward
$41,524.53
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
118.35
Printing and Advertising
867.15
Telephone
76.60
Furniture and Fixtures
8.80
Truck Hire
30.00
Rent
140.00
Janitors
52.00
1,292.90
Equipment
150.00
150.00
Assessors
Salaries
Assessors
2,062.50
Secretary
50.00
Clerk
2,292.10
Assistant Assessors
937.50
Part Time Clerk
800.00
6,142.10
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
175.32
Printing and Advertising
211.43
Telephone
128.23
Travel
150.00
Abstracts of Deeds
166.36
IBM
485.90
Miscellaneous
40.40
1,357.64
Engineering
Salaries
Engineer
5,013.71
Assistant Engineer
4,299.79
Rodman and Inspector
3,008.98
Transitman
1,384.57
Extra labor
2,858.20
16,565.25
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
67.25
Telephone
174.07
Furniture and Fixtures
22.03
Auto Expenses
655.57
Plans and Printing.
29.53
Supplies and Equipment
856.52
1,804.97
Engineering Equipment
1,131.80
1,131.80
Administration Building
Salaries
Custodian
3,442.18
Assistants
4,529.74
7,971.92
Other Expenses
Repairs
616.44
Janitors Supplies
269.98
Fuel
738.98
Light
844.50
Water
25.00
Furniture and Fixtures
62.10
Miscellaneous
73.00
2,630.00
Amount carried forward
$80,571.11
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Amount brought forward
$80,571.11
Town Hall
Salaries
Custodian
1,509.58
1,509.58
Other Expenses
Repairs
219.92
Janitors Supplies
321.71
Fuel
763.87
Light
403.20
Water
16.30
Miscellaneous
25.00
1,750.00
Equipment Ad. Bldg.
1,450.00
1,450.00
Repairs Old Town Hall
7,973.55
7,973.55
Planning Board
Salary of Secretary
50.00
50.00
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
12.50
Printing and Advertising
250.10
Travel
31.65
Miscellaneous
42.00
336.25
Board of Appeals
Salary of Secretary
200.00
200.00
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
57.82
Printing and Advertising
228.57
Miscellaneous
105.43
391.82
Contributory Retirement Board
Town Funds transferred to Retirement
Fund
Salaries
1,413.33
Expenses
870.00
Pensions
13,395.00
15,678.33
Amount carried forward
$109,910.64
135
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
1951]
1951 SUMMARY OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT
From 1950
Approp.
Expend.
Transfer From
Balanceto Revenue
Moderator
150.00
150.00
Town Meeting
200.00
200.00
Fin. Com. Wages
400.00
400.00
Others
100.00
85.34
14.66
Selectmen
Wages
5,256.65
5,174.79
-1.86
Others
606.00
1,720.50
1,884.01
§75.00
¥367.49
Equipment
245.50
235.00
10.50
Public Add.
150.00
35.00
115.00
Accounting Wages
7,835.65
7,835.65
Others
600.00
584.05
$12.00
3.95
Treasury Wages
3,280.60
3,255.00
25.00
Others
2,135.00
2,026.76
$100.00
8.24
Equipment
450.00
449.30
70
Tax Title Forecl.
850.00
780.00
70.00
Certification Notes
25.00
4.00
21.00
Collector Wages ..
4,381.07
4,381.07
Others
3,000.00
2,997.77
2.23
Town Clerk Wages
3,413.49
3,413.49
Law Service
2,200.00
2,197.00
3.00
Others
300.00
264.43
35.57
Elec. and Reg.
Wages
4,271.87
4,271.87
Others
1,300.00
1,292.90
7.10
Equipment
150.00
150.00
Assessors Wages
300.00
5,988.91
6,142.10
146.81
Others
2,100.00
1,357.64
$742.36
Engineering
Wages
19,839.03
16,565.25
3,273.78
Others
1,805.00
1,804.97
03
Equipment
1,136.00
1,131.80
4.20
Administration Bd.
Wages
7,971.92
7,971.92
Others
2,630.00
2,630.00
Equipment
1,450.00
1,450.00
Town Hall Wages
1,509.58
1,509.58
Others
1,750.00
1,750.00
Repairs
11,325.00
7,973.55
3,351.45
Planning Board
Wages
50.00
50.00
Others
500.00
336.25
163.75
Bd. of Appeals
Wages
200.00
200.00
Others
150.00
350.00
391.82
$108.18
Contributory Ret.
15,678.33
15,678.33
$1,056.00
$117,748.50
$109,910.64
$1,184.35
S7,709.51
Others
900.00
900.00
Travel
150.00
150.00
Transfer To
§ To Warrants Payable
¿ To Overlay Reserve
136
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Amount brought forward .... $109,910.64
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police
Salaries
Chief
4,472.39
Captains
12,394.56
Patrolmen
63,128.80
Reserves and Specials
5,988.01
Clerk
2,306.65
88,290.41
Other Expenses
Stationery, Postage and Printing
350.18
Telephone and Teletype
1,782.53
Furniture
77.50
Miscellaneous Administration
169.90
Equipment
Gas and Oil
2,621.33
Tires and Repairs
1,721.46
Laundry
42.28
Equipment for men
401.74
Departmental Equipment
1,662.38
Miscellaneous
99.32
Building Utilities
695.33
Repairs
189.54
Janitors Supplies
122.79
Miscellaneous
1.80
9,938.08
Police Uniforms
1,497.35
1,497.35
Mobile Telephone
1,036.16
1,036.16
Out of State Travel
575.00
575.00
Police Car
1,185.00
1,185.00
Painting Police Station
228.00
228.00
Fire
Salaries
Chief
4,472.30
Deputies
4,131.52
Captains
18,948.30
Regulars
73,560.94
Extra Labor
4,091.65
105,204.71
Administration
Stationery and Postage
37.55
Printing
59.29
Telephone
595.07
Furniture and Fixtures
46.06
Miscellanoeus
196.24
Equipment and Maintenance
Gas and Oil
1,067.64
Repairs and Supplies
2,191.13
New Equipment
470.95
Hose
2.00
Miscellaneous
223.48
Amount carried forward
$317,865.35
137
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
1951]
Amount brought forward
... ........ $317,865.35
Building Maintenance
Janitors Supplies
362.91
Utilities
2,219.21
Care of Grounds
125.81
Furniture and Fixtures
210.83
Laundry
242.69
Repairs
679.32
Medical
62.35
Miscellaneous
181.43
8,973.96
Out of State Travel
148.00
148.00
Fire Uniforms
998.67
998.67
Hydrant Rental
1,000.00
1,000.00
Phillips Beach Engine House Repairs
..
1,635.44
1,635.44
Forest Warden
98.95
98.95
Building Inspector
Salaries
Inspector
2,199.96
Assistant Inspector
330.00
2,529.96
Others
Stationery and Postage
118.75
Telephone
77.60
Miscellaneous
7.00
203.35
Civilian Defense
Salaries
Director
4,395.50
Clerical
200.00
4,595.50
Other Expenses
Stationery and Printing
40.50
Supplies and Equipment
459.50
Special Account, Equipment
2,200.00
C. D. Radio
3,491.97
Auxiliary Firemen's Equipment
800.00
6,991.97
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary
550.00
550.00
Other Expenses
Teaming
103.00
Rent
150.00
Supplies
49.50
Miscellaneous
12.50
315.00
Dog Officer
Salary
880.00
880.00
Other Expenses
Pound
108.50
Stationery, Printing and Postage
6.00
Use of Truck
227.85
Miscellaneous
82.45
424.80
Amount carried forward
$347,210.95
138
TOWN DOCUMENTS
[Dec. 31
Amount brought forward
$347,210.95
Constable
100.00
100.00
Insurance
9,876.35
9,876.35
Wire Inspector
Salary
1,000.00
1,000.00
Other Expenses
Stationery and Postage
184.95
184.95
Miscellaneous
100.00
100.00
Draft Post
251.88
251.88
Amount carried forward
$358,724.13
1951 SUMMARY OF PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
From 1950
Transfer To
Approp. 89,207.02
Expend. 88,290.41
20.19
896.42
Others
9,948.10
9,938.08
10.02
Uniforms
1,500.00
1,497.35
2.65
Radio
78.00
958.16
1,036.16
Travel
425.00
150.00
575.00
Car
1,200.00
1,185.00
15.00
Painting
250.00
228.00
22.00
School
300.00
300.00
Fire Wages
453.12
105,037.77
105,204.71
$286.18
Others
525.00
8,450.00
8,973.96
1.04
Travel
150.00
148.00
2.00
Uniforms
1,000.00
998.67
1.33
Hydrant rental
1,000.00
1,000.00
Phillips
Beach
50.00
1,625.00
1,635.44
39.56
Fire Wall
300.00
Forest Warden
100.00
98.95
1.05
Building Inspector Wages
2,530.00
2.529.96
04
Others
205.00
203.35
1.65
Civil Defense
Wages
4,880.00
4,595.50
284.50
Others
500.00
500.00
Special Account
2,200.00
2,200.00
Radio
3,529.84
3,491.97
37.87
Auxiliary Fire
Equipment
800.00
800.00
Sealer of Weights
and Measures
Wages
550.00
550.00
Others
315.00
315.00
Dog Officer Wages
880.00
880.00
Others
530.00
424.80
105.20
Constable
100.00
100.00
Insurance
11,437.91
9,876.35
1,561.56
Wire Inspector
Wages
1,000.00
1,000.00
Others
190.00
184.95
5.05
Equipment
100.00
100.00
Draft Post
500.00
251.88
*248.12
$50.00
$1,481.12
$251,423.80
$248,813.49
$307.41
$3,834.02
* To 1952
# To Overlay Reserve
Transfer From
Balanceto Revenue
Police Wages
300.00
1951]
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
139
Amount brought forward
$358,724.13
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health
Salaries
Board
550.00
Health Officer
3,907.12
Nurse
2,443.22
Clerk
2,315.65
School Dentist
390.50
9,606.49
Administration
Printing and Stationery
484.59
Telephone
157.39
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