Town annual report of Swampscott 1957, Part 6

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1957
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 122


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Sponsored by the Board of Health.


Article 5. To appropriate and raise by borrowing or otherwise, under any general or special law which authorizes the Town to raise money by borrowing or otherwise, such sum or sums of money as may be necessary for any and all of the purposes mentioned in the foregoing articles.


Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.


ADJOURNED SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Tuesday, December 3, 1957


A special meeting of Town Meeting Members of Precinct Five elected Hartman F. Schmidt to one vacancy and Precinct Six elected Josephine E. Hanson, Marjorie C. Sites and Allen Myers to three vacancies.


In accordance with the adjournment of Tuesday, October 29, 1957, the Town Meeting Members were called to order at 7:57 P.M., the necessary quorum being present (167).


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Town of Swampscott


The new Town Meeting Members were sworn in by the Town Clerk, Malcolm F. MacLean, Jr.


Voted: Article 1. That the Committee's report be accepted as progressive and that the Committee be continued with instructions to make a final report to a Special Town Meeting to be called on or about January 14, 1958.


Voted: Article 2. That the Town accept Chapter 757 of the Acts of 1957 authorizing the Town to pay Jennie G. Thompson, widow of Luke E. Thompson, former employee of the Fire Department, an annuity for life in the sum of $1,150.00 a year, the same to be paid in equal monthly installments out of the appropriation voted by the 1957 Annual Town Meeting under Article 26. For: 110; Against: 74.


Voted: Article 3. That the Town accept Chapter 758 of the Acts of 1957 authorizing the Town to pay Rosina Mastromarino, widow of Martin Mastromarino, former employee of the Highway Department, an annuity for life in the sum of $1,150.00 a year, the same to be paid in equal monthly installments out of the appropriation voted by the 1957 Annual Town Meeting under Article 25.


Voted: Article 4. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That the Town accept Chapter 427 of the Massachusetts Legislature Acts and Resolves of 1957 providing for an increase of $300.00 in the amount of pension of every retired police officer and firefighter who, at the time of his retirement, had attained age 60 and had at least 20 years of creditable service and the amount of pension of every police officer and fire fighter retired for disability incurred through no fault of his own in the actual performance of his duties; provided, however, that the total annual amount of any such person as so increased shall not exceed $2,500.00; that no money be appropriated therefor at this time, but that the acceptance of this act shall become effective January 1, 1958.


Voted : Article 5. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That the Town purchase a new truck with hydraulic hoist and boom for the Water Division of the Public Works Department and trade in a 1947 Chevrolet truck and the sum of $8,000.00 be appropriated therefor from the Water Available Surplus Account.


Voted: Article 6. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That the Town appropriate the sum of $5,500.00 from the Overlay Reserve Account for the purposes of this article.


Voted: Article 7. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That action on this article be indefinitely postponed. Dissolved at 9:35 P.M.


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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Tuesday, December 3, 1957


In accordance with the warrant the Town Meeting Members were called to order at 9:36 P.M. the necessary quorum being present.


The warrant with the return thereon was read by Malcolm F. McLean, Jr., Town Clerk.


Voted: Article 1. That the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00) be provided for the expenses which have been or may be incurred by the Committee, such sum to be transferred from the Overlay Reserve Account.


Voted: Article 2. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That action on this article be indefinitely postponed.


Voted: Article 3. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That the Town transfer from the appropriation voted at the Annual Town Meeting of March 26, 1957 under Article 6. Item 135, entitled "School Salaries", the sum of $6,000.00 to Item 138 entitled "Building Expenses," to cover the excess costs of installation of the new boiler installed at the high school.


Voted: Article 4. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That the Town appropriate the sum of $2.046.49 from the Overlay Reserve Account for the purposes of this article.


Voted: Article 5. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:


That action on this article be indefinitely postponed.


Dissolved at 9:48 P.M.


Board of Appeals


C. GLOVER BOWES. Chairman


EUSTIS B. GRIMES T. PAUL CORCORAN


JOHN S. MCKENNEY. Associate Member


The Board of Appeals of the Town of Swampscott herewith submits its Annual Report for the year 1957. The Board heard 20 cases, of which 12 were for Variances to building properties, and 8 for Use and Business Permits. One unfinished case is now ready for a decision by the Board.


We wish to thank the Plumbing Inspector. the Health Officer and Mr. Harold King, of the Planning Board in particular, for their help and cooperation.


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Town of Swampscott


Board of Assessors


THOMAS F. COLLINS, Chairman ANTHONY F. PIERRE ERNEST MANCHIN, Secretary


The Board of Assessors submit all figures used to determine the Tax Rate for 1957 @ $62.00 per thousand:


VALUATIONS


Real Estate


$30,753,950.00 1,993,025.00


Personal Property


Total


$32,746,975.00


APPROPRIATIONS AND ASSESSMENTS


State


County


62,623.72 107,018.62


Town


2,574,627.31


Total


$ 2,744,269.65


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS


Taxation on Property and Polls


$ 2,038,442.45


Taxation on Motor Vehicles


200,000.00


Receipts from State


205,427.75


Receipts from County


4,006.25


Receipts from Metropolitan Parks 1,137.20


Receipts from Town


204,063.23


Available Funds


91,192.77


Total


$ 2,744,269.65


TABLE OF AGGREGATES


Number of Persons, Partnerships


and Corporations Assessed


3638


Number of Polls Assessed 4068


Number of Dwellings Assessed


3412


Value of Land


$ 7,428,037.00


Value of Buildings 23,325,913.00


MOTOR VEHICLE AND TRAILERS ASSESSED (not figured in the Tax Rate)


Number of Cars Assessed 7217


Valuation


$ 5,374,210.00


Excise Tax Assessed


271,043.86


Building Code Advisory Board


DONALD GOSS, Chairman


RAYMOND O. DOANE


EDWIN A. FULLER


DAVID J. ABRAHAMS JOHN J. MILO


During the past year the Board held several meetings. Four cases were brought before the Board. Decisions were rendered and notices were filed in the office of the Town Clerk.


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Collector of Taxes


MALCOLM F. MACLEAN, JR., Collector of Taxes In account with the Town of Swampscott-1957


DR.


Real Estate


$1,906,744.90


Sewer Assessments


9,894.64


Sidewalk Assessments


24.95


Water Liens


4,891.55


Committed Interest


968.30


Personal Property


123,567.55


Poll


8,136.00


Excise


245,474.89


Water Rates


107,542.80


Water Services


16,391.97


Water Rent


1,500.00


Unapportioned Sidewalk Assessments


2,205.02


Departmental Accounts Receivable


11,356.56


Refunds


18,576.10


$2,457,275.23


CR.


Cash Paid on Real Estate


$1,805,693.13


Cash Paid on Sewer Assessments


3,920.47


Cash Paid on Sidewalk Assessments


24.95


Cash Paid on Water Liens


4,261.75


Cash Paid on Committed Interest


887.64


Cash Paid on Personal Property


115,017.63


Cash Paid on Poll


7,078.00


Cash Paid on Excise


222,889.40


Cash Paid on Water Rates


96,574.80


Cash Paid on Water Services


15,783.78


Cash Paid on Water Rent


1,500.00


Cash Paid on Unapportioned Sidewalk Assessments


1,878.91


Cash Paid on Departmental Accounts Receivable


7,248.23


Abatements on Real Estate


40,529.71


Abatements on Sewer Assessments


370.84


Abatements on Personal Property


7,771.82


Abatements on Poll


972.00


Abatements on Excise


14,174.19


Abatements on Water Rates


1,170.00


Abatements on Water Services


131.69


Abatements on Departmental Accounts Receivable


30.00


Sewer Assessments Apportioned


3,884.58


Uncollected Real Estate


70,566.11


Uncollected Sewer Assessments


1,718.75


Uncollected Water Liens


668.20


Uncollected Committed Interest


80.66


Uncollected Personal Property


1,832.10


Uncollected Poll


94.00


Uncollected Excise


15,842.95


Uncollected Water Rates


9,798.00


Uncollected Water Services


476.50


Uncollected Unapportioned Sidewalk Assessments


326.11


Uncollected Departmental Accounts Receivable


4,078.33


$2,457,275.23


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Town of Swampscott


Treasurer's Report


ROBERT G. BYRNE, Treasurer


In account with the Town of Swampscott for the year ending December 31, 1957:


Balance on hand, January 1, 1957


$ 520,647.39


Receipts and Income from all sources


$ 3,909,777.72


$ 4,430,425.11


Less Warrants Paid


$ 3,832,796.06


Balance on hand, December 31, 1957


$ 597,629,05


STATEMENT


INDICATING BORROWING CAPACITY AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1957


Valuation, 1955, Less Abatements


$ 35,062,752.00


Valuation, 1956, Less Abatements


$ 35,926,485.00


Valuation, 1957, Less Abatements


$ 37,280,080.00


Total Valuation


$108,269,317.00


Average Valuation


$ 36,089,772.33


Five Per Cent (5%) of Average Valuation


$


1,804,488.61


Less Outstanding Debt Issued


Inside Debt Limit $ 1,114,000.00


Borrowing Capacity as of December 31, 1957 $ 690,488.61


TRUST FUNDS


The following is a list of Trust Funds held by the Town Treasurer as Custodian of all Funds and Securities as provided for by Chapter 282 of the General Acts of 1915, indicating balances as of December 31, 1957:


Phillips Medal Fund $2,693.39


Joanna Morse Library Fund


5,196.00


Ellen R. Whittle Library Fund


2,000.00


Mary L. Thomson Library Fund


1,000.00


Cemetery Gifts & Bequeaths Fund


5,987.09


Emma Y. Stocker Cemetery Fund


525.66


Hattie F. Sherman Cemetery Fund


500.00


Manuel Ross Scholarship Fund


471.90


*High School Alumni Fund


4,515.63


Perpetual Care of Cemetery Fund


6,286.32


Clara F. Ingalls Fund


3,060.23


Benjamin G. Ingalls Fund


3,060.23


*This is not a Trust Fund as defined by law but is held by the Town Treasurer in behalf of the Alumni Fund Committee.


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Accounting Department


I. MURRAY ADAMS, Accountant


Because of the current economic maladjustment, which may become much more severe, it is difficult to properly assess projected costs. Despite a marked decrease in business activity prices continue high, and there is no indication that there will be a weakening of the price structure. Consequently all budgets are based upon prevailing prices, and in some instances allowance should be made for increasing costs, such as telephone service.


The financial position of the town is better than last year for excise tax pay- ments were materially higher, thus providing the town with more money to meet increased costs, and added services. A very small transfer was made last year from the E & D fund, thus building up a larger fund which may be used to stabilize the 1958 tax rate. There is $204,000.00 in this account, after setting aside sufficient money to pay for the school land taking.


It will be noted that in governmental finance, proponents of projects which entail the expenditure of considerable sums of money find it difficult to take an objective position, allowing for inescapable repairs and replacements of existing services, and other projects, which are forcefully supported by their advocates. Basic- ally, new services entail added expenses and higher taxes. If it is insisted that continual expansion be undertaken, the unavoidable corollary is increasing taxes.


In accordance with the provision of Section 61, Chapter 41, of the General Laws, the following report is submitted. It is arranged in accordance with the rules prescribed by the Director of Accounts. A detailed report of the receipts and expen- ditures for the year ending December 31, 1957, is available in this office.


Where the Money Came From


CASH ON HAND JANUARY 1, 1957


520,647.39


GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes-Town


Poll


7,092.00


Personal


114,608.99


Real Estate


1,868,084.67


Tax Title Redemption


11,580.50


Housing Authority


1,356.45


Total Taxes


2,002,722.61


From State:


Income Tax


42,567.99


Corporation Tax


121,143.26


Meal Tax


3,374.43


Schools


61,214.57


Miscellaneous


3,015.49


Chapter 718


25,000.00


Parapelegic


558.00


Total State Tax


256,873.74


Grants and Gifts


Chapter 90, State


1,701.82


Chapter 90, County


10,705.39


Dog License Refund


1,065.20


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WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM - Continued


Federal Government:


A.D.C. Administration


1,276.80


A.D.C. Assistance


3,673.22


O.A.A. Administration


6,780.10


O.A.A. Assistance


58,037.78


D.A. Administration


520.50


D.A. Assistance


1,521.47


Total Grants and Gifts


85,282.28


Miscellaneous:


Court Fines


176.00


Permits and Licenses


3,614.47


Sale of Town Property


425.00


Total Miscellaneous


4,215.47


Other Taxes and Assessments:


Motor Excise


290,386.26


Sewer Assessments


7,050.08


Sidewalk Assessments


335.69


Total Taxes and Assessments'


297,772.03


Departmental Receipts:


Town Hall


360.00


Costs


48.00


Planning Board


74.76


Board of Appeals


105.00


Vets Services


4,642.34


Park


667.00


Police


88.75


Sealer Weights and Measures


327.00


Building Inspector


644.00


Wire Inspector


641.00


Plumbing Inspector


1,825.00


Telephone


180.59


Health


660.43


Library


2.292.64


School Tuition


767.50


School Vocational Education


6,384.05


School Lunch


49,941.56


School Miscellaneous


587.09


School Athletic


7,484.70


Welfare


2,934.19


O.A.A. State


52,373.26


O.A.A. Cities and Towns


737.82


O.A.A. Recovery


9,125.93


A.D.C.


2,625.32


D.A.


2.003.40


Public Works


50.00


Total Departmental Receipts


147,571.33


Municipal Indebtedness:


Temporary Loans


800.000.00


Bond Issues


Premium


30.00


Total Municipal Indebtedness


800,030.00


Interest:


Taxes


1,256.20


Excise


111.74


Tax Titles


502.03


Committed Interest


937.44


Sewer


2.07


Total Interest


2,809.48


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1957 Annual Report


WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM - Continued


Trust Funds :


Library


256.13


Phillips Medal


23.79


Cemetery


211.41


Total Trust Funds


491.33


Cemetery :


Sale of Lots


4,383.00


Fees


3,638.31


Recordng Fees


35.00


Total Cemetery Receipts


8,056.31


Water:


Rates


92,275.85


Services


16,145.63


Rent


1,375.00


Liens


4,925.61


Total Water Receipts


114,722.09


Miscellaneous:


Dog Licenses


1,319.20


Withholding Taxes


181,464.56


Refunds


6,447.29


Total Miscellaneous


189,231.05


Total Receipts


4,430,425.11


Where the Money Went


GENERAL GOVERNMENT:


Moderator


150.00


Town Meeting


885.04


Finance Committee:


Wages


600.00


Others


175.48


Selectmen:


Members (3)


1,950.00


Secretary


1,000.00


Clerk


3,104.34


Office Expense


1,165.10


Travel


97.15


Miscellaneous


481.47


Accountant :


Accountant


5,282.08


Clerk


3,104.34


Clerk (Part Time)


1,552.17


Office Expense


514.21


Travel


44.33


Miscellaneous


67.05


Machine Rental


45,50


Treasurer:


Treasurer


1,980.00


Clerks


4,107.00


Office Expense


2,588.03


Certification Notes and Bonds


22.00


Tax Title Foreclosures


847.00


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


Collector of Taxes:


Collector


2,452.92


Clerk


3,104.34


Office Expense


2,197.56


Insurance


900.00


Miscellaneous


399.80


Law:


Town Counsel


5.500.00


Contingent Account


500.00


Expense


4,233.82


Town Clerk:


Town Clerk


1,393.56


Oaths-Vital Statistics


671.50


Clerk


3,104.34


Auctioneer Fees


13.00


Office Expense


699.12


Miscellaneous


314.85


Out of State Travel


362.00


Election :


Registrars


1,194.92


Clerk


3,103.93


Office Expense


1,051.96


Registration :


Salaries


840.00


Expenses


973.92


Assessors:


Assessors (3)


2,749.92


Secretary


50.00


Clerks (2)


6,208.68


Canvassers


300.00


Office Expense


2,341.99


Travel-Conventions


300.00


Administration Building:


Custodian


4,526.42


Assistants (2)


8,062.64


Building Expense


4,174.56


Old Town Hall:


Building Expense


1,696.17


Planning Board:


Wages


100.00


Expenses


413.73


Board of Appeals:


Wages


200.00


Expenses


398.49


Contributory Retirement


41,042.85


Total General Government


135,339.28


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:


Police:


Chief


6,224.73


Captains


16,017.78


Patrolmen


86,892.68


Reserves-Specials


14,578.29


Clerk


3,104.34


Women


9,863.78


Holidays


2,422.92


Office Expense


3,129.03


Travel


55.00


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


Building Expense


1,070.52


Maintenance


4,237.09


Supplies


989.90


Miscellaneous


144.18


Insurance


3.00


Mobile Radio


754.00


School


200.00


Uniforms


1,449.95


Out of State Travel


61.50


Ambulette


3,291.74


Fire:


Chief


6,224.73


Deputy


5,361.55


Captains


19,849.97


Regulars


116,071.42


Extra Labor


1,663.50


Office Clerk


367.75


Fire Alarm


367.75


Mechanic


367.75


Vacation Help


3,852.70


Holiday


3,474.36


Office Expense


920.98


Travel


187.00


Building Expense


4,399.62


Maintenance


4,298.60


Communications


1,194.64


Uniforms


841.94


Out of State Travel


342.72


Car


2,149.93


Civil Defense:


Director


1,508.25


Supplies


397.46


Municipal Protection


5,215.18


Constable:


Wages


100.00


Sealer Weights and Measures:


Wages


700.00


Expense


180.00


Travel


170.00


Building Inspector:


Inspector


2,400.00


Assistant


330.00


Expense


212.27


Travel


300.00


Wire Inspector:


Inspector


1,100.00


Office Expense


100.00


Travel


250.00


Dog Officer:


Inspector


880.00


Office Expense


98.75


Truck


125.00


Supplies


514.00


Insurance


41,488.23


Total Protection


Person and Property


382,496.48


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


HEALTH AND SANITATION:


Health:


Board


550.00


Officer


5,135.52


Nurse


4,174.00


Clerk


3,104.36


Dog Inspector


157.00


Extra Clerical


150.00


Office Expense


451.79


Travel


1,143.10


Inspections, etc.


6,671.69


Mosquito


901.04


Polio


46.83


Refuse and Garbage


46,826.17


Total Health and Sanitation


69,311.50


PUBLIC WORKS:


Wages:


Superintendent Clerks


14,296.60


Engineer


26,202.92


Sewer


16,273.15


Highway


102,663.63


Park


51,532.44


Cemetery


17,706.28


Extra Labor


8,383.26


Office Expense:


Engineer


941.40


Highway


231.96


Sewer


178.35


Park


204.55


Cemetery


288.23


Travel:


Engineer


122.20


Sewer


100.00


Park


721.00


Cemetery


100.00


Public Works


625.00


Out of Town


55.45


Out of State


117.50


Building Expense:


Highway


1,283.31


Sewer


3,126.95


Park


4,585.76


Cemetery


243.81


Maintenance:


Highway


5,911.87


Sewer


333.88


Park


1,756.94


Cemetery


487.39


Engineer


120.10


Supplies:


Highway


16,026.76


Park


4,344.54


Cemetery


3,214.26


Engineer


396.86


Sewer


496.97


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


Miscellaneous:


Equipment Loan


60,287.25


Insurance


60.00


Outside Engineers


1,990.77


Backhoe


5,807.00


Emergency Sewer


1,204.10


1956 Sewers


2,377.92


Abbott Park Drain


224.07


Continuous Sidewalks


6,436.88


Street Lighting


46,496.41


Chapter 90


16,446.80


Swampscott Avenue


3,078.78


Oakledge Road


2,680.15


Stanley Road


3,814.05


The Greenway


5,041.29


Lewis Road


37.91


Curry Circle


52.32


Linden Avenue


148.88


Sherwood Road


8.00


Pine Hill Road


5,169.35


Chapter 718


460.74


Snow-Ice Wages


9,084.02


Snow-Ice Expenses


9,876.66


Moth


4,697.78


Dutch Elnı


4,499.99


Recreation


2,997.02


Shade Trees


2,000.00


Cemetery Equipment


4,938.41


Cemetery Chapel


1,485.45


Water:


Superintendent


5,884.79


Clerk


3,104.34


Assistant Clerk


3,104.34


Maintenance


28,919.66


Standby


3,058.19


Office Expense


1,486.39


Travel


625.00


Building Expense


241.91


Maintenance


762.07


Pipes and Fittings


16,208.49


Out of State Travel


117.35


Emergency Water


4,592.91


Water Mains


7,902.17


Foster Dam Mains


27,736.29


Tractor


3,255.78


Metropolitan


35,796.16


Total Public Works


627,271.16


CHARITIES, VETERANS' SERVICES, PENSIONS:


Public Welfare-Wages:


Agent


2,450.00


Social Worker


3,155.16


Social Worker


963.90


Clerks (2)


6,124.40


Board


385.00


Assistance


103,346.16


U. S. Grants:


A.D.C. Administration


1,753.95


A.D.C. Assistance


2,914.25


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


D.A. Assistance


4,212.37


O.A.A. Administration


5,598.18


O.A.A. Assistance


54,203.28


O.A.A. - Wages:


Board


990.00


Secretary


100.00


Veterans' Services:


Director


1,580.00


Office Expense


350.00


Travel


193.30


Assistance


8,159.88


Pensions


41,508.94


Workmen's Compensation:


Agent


50.00


Expenses


640.55


Total Charities, Veterans'


Services and Pensions


238,679.32


SCHOOLS:


Wages:


Superintendent


9,020.81


Secretaries


4,007.04


Clerical


7,899.05


Nurse


3,515.84


Teachers


605,997.82


Substitutes


5,382.70


Janitors


67,069.76


Doctors


900.00


Handwriting


1,215.00


Athletic


1,150.00


Miscellaneous


2,789.28


Office Expense


8,792.29


Travel


1,818.61


Building Expense


73,041.67


Insurance


1,801.14


Miscellaneous


65,189.28


Out of State Travel


1,017.80


Lunch


49,821.61


Adult Education


580.00


Survey Committee


96.80


Athletic


7,237.86


Hadley School Repairs


14,627.57


New High School


8,498.24


Land, New High School


42,032.26


Total Schools


983,502.43


LIBRARY:


Wages:


Librarian


5,457.00


Assistants


14,337.70


Janitor


4,079.60


Assistant Janitor


1,867.90


Extra Assistants


3,170.98


Office Expense


1,026.20


Travel


25.50


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WHERE THE MONEY WENT - Continued


Building Expense


4,090.42


Materials


5,367.25


New Addition


1,195.30


Miscellaneous


96.44


TRUST FUNDS - LIBRARY:


Morse


162.29


Thomson


32.11


Whittle


62 15


Ingalls


120.00


Total Library and Trust Funds.


41,090.84


UNCLASSIFIED:


Town Reports


2,636.05


Legion Lease


1,750.00


Warrants Payable


3,580.39


Memorial Day


868.45


Fourth of July


1,169.18


Unpaid Bills, 1956


600.04


By-Laws


189.00


Rubbish Disposal


47.98


Massachusetts State Guard


150.00


Christmas Lights


999.50


Total Unclassified


11,990.59


INTEREST MATURING DEBT:


Anticipation of Revenue


800,000.00


Debt


149,000.00


Premiums


339.13


Interest


37,255.33


Total Interest Maturing Debt


986,594.46


AGENCY:


Withholding Tax


181,507.60


State Assessments


25,759.27


County Tax


97,436.74


Tuberculosis Hospital


25,486.09


Dog License


1,373.70


Recording Fees


44.00


Trust Funds


273.33


Total Agency


331,880.73


REFUNDS:


Real, Personal, Polls


11,781.01


Excise, Water, Sewer


9,338.51


Estimated Receipts


47.51


O.A.A. Recovery


1,154.05


Deducted from Expenditures


2,305.14


Total Refunds


24,626.22


Total Expenditures


3,832,783.01


Cash on Hand December 31, 1957


597,642.10


4,430,425.11


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Town of Swampscott


Balance as of December 31, 1957


Cash


597.629.05 230.00


Petty Cash


Warrants Payable 1958


11.770.60


1956 Poll


2.00


1956 Real Estate


6.672.65


195% Poll


94.00


1957 Personal


2.926.40


1957 Real Estate


76.843.17


1955 Excise


101.63


1956 Excise


1.160.91


1957 Excise


12.337.59


Unapportioned Sewer


3.501.67


1956 Sewers


39.55


1957 Sewers


5.974.17


Unapportioned Sidewalks


204.15


1956 Committed Interest


15.52


195: Committed Interest


296.62


Committed Interest Sidewalks Pd. Adv.


500.00


Tax Titles


14.527.52


Tax Possessions


2.340.66


Estate Deceased Persons


1.240.05


A R Health


2.010.43


Disability Assistance


1.575.96


A.D.C.


729.42


O.A.A. (Cities and Towus)


780.79


Vets' Services


204.70


Schools


1.163.73


Parks


641.50


Old Age Recovery


10.793.10


Water Rates


25.914.29


Services


2.303.53


Reut


125.00


Liens 1956


236.47


Liens 195%


629.80


Miscellaneous


22.12


1952 Overlay


94.00


1953 Overlay


3.024.00


1956 Overlay


3.419.41


1957 Overlay


10.9$1.38


Overlay Reserve


63.583.19


Cemetery Receipts Fees


1.00


Cemetery Rec. Reserved for Appro.


9.813.24


Reserve for Petty Cash


230.00


Water Available Surplus


40.623.55


Phillips Medal Fund


35.36


Insurance Fund


147.55


Cemetery Trust Fund


52.12


Morse Library Fund


.17


Thomson Library Fund


.51


Whittle Library Fund


.39


Ingalls Trust Fund


120.00


A R State Aid to Highways


9.917.55


State aut County Highway Aid Res.


9.917.55


1957 Reservations


1.068.28


1957 T. B. Hospital


67.14


1957 County Tax


15.971.35


Doz License Due County


10.50


Withholding Tax


365.42


Tailings


206.67


68


1957 Annual Report


BALANCE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1957 - Continued


Excise Revenue


13,600.43


Special Assessment Revenue


2,619.27


Tax Title Revenue


14,527.52


Tax Possession Revenue


2,340.66


Departmental Revenue


6,907.43


Water Revenue


29,231.51


Estate Deceased Persons Revenue


1,240.08


1957 Revenue


197.83


Surplus Revenue


334,801.76


Loans Authorized


1,272,000.00


Loans Authorized Unissued


1,272,000.00


Central Fire Station


157.31


Civil Defense Wages


24.75


Supplies


47.40


Protection


170.38


Stacey Brook


5,500.00


1956 Sewers


25,798.52


Bay View Drive Sewer


13,000.00


Chapter #90


12,913.26


1957 Sidewalks


1,063.12


Dredging


31,250.00


Lewis Road


1,712.09


Stanley Road


5,685.95


Curry Circle


1,397.68


Sherwood Road


7,892.00


Public Works Equipment


6.33


Linden Avenue


8,451.12


Chapter 718


19,539.26


Cemetery Improvements


61.59


Water Expense


1,158.49


1957 Water Mains


97.83


Foster Dam Mains


5,394.68


Water Truck


8,000.00


U. S. Grant:


A.D.C. Administration


1,033.59


A.D.C. Assistance


6,075.11


D.A. Administration


734.22


D.A. Assistance


1,667.57


O.A.A. Administration


4,085.30


O.A.A. Assistance


31,607.77


School Lunch


1,592.39


Athletic Account


426.54


Adult Education


1,020.00


Stanley School


1,184.09


Hadley Repairs


66,111.70


New High


980.42


School Land - Judgement


42,032.26


School Survey


803.20


Revaluation


300.00


High School Play Area


100.00


Refuse Committee


52.02


Post Office Committee


400.00


Bond Premiums


30.00


2,107,499.24


2,107,499.24


69


Town of Swampscott


DEBT STATEMENT


Public Works:


Interest Rate


Amount Oustanding


Sewer 29


4.5


6,000.00


Outfall Sewer 48


2.0


150,000.00


Sewer 55


1.6


30,000.00


Sewer 56


2.7


35,000.00


Drain 52


1.4


40,000.00


Water 54


1.6


45,000.00


Equipment 56


3.0


68,000.00


374,000.00


Schools:


* Clark 50


1.75




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