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Prin. VIII
$2000.00
1926
23
2 6
Dorothy U. Murphy
VII
1700.00
1924
11
2
7
Marie B. Upton
VI
1200.00
1929
2
3
4
Margarita M. Jones
V
1350.00
1927
4
2
2
Marion R. Loud
IV
1450.00
1927
4
4
5
Nellie M. Holbrook
III
1650.00
1890
42
1
0
Barbara Allen
II
1600.00
1925
6
2
4
Kathleen A. Dwyer
I
1600.00
1925
6
2
5
Shaw School
Main Street, South Weymouth
Telephone-Weymouth 1012-M
May I. Letteney
Prin. VII-VIII
$1800.00
1922
12
2 7
Evelyn M. Linscott
V-VI
1100.00
1929
2
2
2
Ethel M. Hiatt
III-IV
1700.00
1915
20
2
4
Margaret Q. Donahue
I-II
1600.00
1922
13
2
3
Mary A. Nolan
I 1200.00
*
6
2
0
Edward B. Nevin School
Main Street, South Weymouth
Telephone-Weymouth 1055-W
Grace B. Simmons
Prin.
2350.00
1919
35
0 41
Helen L. Rockwood
Asst. Prin VIII
1900.00
1887
44
0
6
Mary H. Benson
VIII
1800.00
1929
9
2
11
David A. J. Burns, B. S.
VII
1100.00
1931
0
4
8
Alice B. Wallace
VII
1350.00
*
14 2
8
Genevieve A. Perkins
VI
1000.00
1930
1
3
18
Elizabeth L. Hallahan
V
1700.00
1894
37 1
3
Marion E. Brown, A. B.
IV
1100.00
1931
0
4
2
Winifred L. Conant
III
1700.00
1923
10
0
8
Helen M. King
II
1250.00
1928
3
3
1
Jane Hicks
II-III
1350.00
1928
3
3
2
L. May Chessman
I
1800.00
1900
31
2
7
Norma R. Brown
I 1600.00
1931
11 3
20
-
Temporary
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EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1932
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Pond School
Pond Street, South Weymouth
Telephone-Weymouth 0211-J
Alice E. Fulton, B. S. Ed.
Prin. VI $1900.00
1921
10
6 4
Miriam T. Hollis, B. S. Ed.
V
1450.00
1928
3
4
3
Esther R. Visco
IV
1350.00
1927
4
2
5
Thelma Salzgeber
III
900.00
1931 0
2
0
Mildred L. Leonard
II 1650.00
1928
7
2
2
Dorothy M. Fitzpatrick
I 900.00
1931 0
2
0
Supervisors
Elizabeth Ahern
Asst. Sewing
$ 300.00
* 8
0
5
Sarah E. Brassill
School Gardens
2000.00
1916
34
2
0
James W. Calderwood
Music
3000.00
1910
21
3
2
Alice A. Conroy, D. H.
Dental Clinic
1700.00
1926
9
1
1
Katherine C. Fogarty
Penmanship
2000.00
1905
29
2
4
Anna A. MacDavitt, R. N.
School Nurse
2000.00
1922
10
4
2
Flora H. McGrath, B. S. Ed., Ed. M.
Director, Courses of Study
2300.00
1928
4
7
0
Vance W. Monroe
Asst. Music
2400.00
1928
6
0
6
Hazel R. Nietzold, B. S. Ed.
Asst. Draw.
1600.00
1929
3
4
5
Marion Ray
Asst. Draw.
1600.00
1929 3
5
4
Evelyn Silvester
Drawing
2000.00
1918
16 3
10
Marjorie E. Skinner
Sewing
2000.00
1926
11
3
5
Alice L. Tucker
Manual Training
2000.00
1912
20
2
4
Evening Practical Arts
Mary E. Hackett
Foods
Alice E. Morton
Dressmaking
Dolores G. Taylor
Dressmaking
* Temporary
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JANITORS
High School-Mrs. Beatrice Bates, 93 Pearl Street, North Wey- mouth; Harry W. Caldwell, 335 North Street, North Wey- mouth; Stuart R. Macaulay, 14 Linden Place, East Wey- mouth; James Maguire, 15 Whitman Street, East Wey- mouth; Edward Pottle, 15 Lochmere Avenue, North Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 0912-R.
Junior Annex-M. Ward Holbrook, 742 Main St., South Weymouth. Adams School-Henry W. Blanchard, 23 Church St., East Weymouth. Bicknell School-Emil J. Olson, 39 Massasoit Road, North Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 2172-R.
Charles H. Williams, 25 Lincoln Street, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1264-W.
Athens School-Fred W. Stoddard, 282 North St., North Weymouth. James Humphrey School-Louis St. Peter, 132 Lake Street, East Weymouth.
Jefferson School-Irving Newcomb, 108 Middle Street, East Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 1032.
Washington School-William E. Johnson, 127 Middle Street, East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0232-M.
Hunt School-John M. Sullivan, 4 Stetson Street, Weymouth, Thomas Sweeney, 12 Franklin Street, Weymouth.
Center Portable-John W. Knox, 661 Middle St., East Weymouth. Pratt School-Herbert T. MacFawn, 731 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth.
Shaw School-Frederick J. Blanchard, 31 Highland Place, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0237-J.
Edward B. Nevin School --- Winfield B. Baker, 27 Tower Avenue, South Weymouth. . Telephone Weymouth 0652-W.
Pond School-J. A. Rogers, 181 Pond Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1756-W.
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
Adams, Athens and Bicknell Schools-W. H. Drake, M. D., 88 Sea Street, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0450.
James Humphrey and Junior Annex Schools-J. Herbert Libby, M.D., 707 Broad Street, East Weymouth. Tel. Weymouth 0216.
Jefferson and Washington Schools-H. E. Bowmar, M. D., 665 Broad Street, East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0034.
Hunt and Center Portable Schools-C. S. Webber, M. D., 35 Front Street, Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0156.
Pratt and Shaw Schools-K. H. Granger, M. D., 129 Pleasant Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 2080.
Edward B. Nevin and Pond Schools-Robert R. Ryan, M. D., 32 Union Street, South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1380.
273
CLOSING REPORT OF THE BICKNELL SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Weymouth :
Although the general construction of the Bicknell School was completed on November 29, 1930, and the building made ready for occupancy at that time, formal acceptance did not take place until sixty days later, or about the middle of January. At that time there was an informal dedication of the building under the auspices of the Parent-Teachers' Association, with a musical entertainment and a short address by Burr F. Jones, State Supervisor of Elementary Education. During the evening the building was open to visitors for inspection, and a large number availed themselves of the privilege.
The balance available, as shown in last year's report, $5,692.80, plus an adjustment with the general contractors of $50.00, making a total of $5,742.80, was expended as follows :
Charles H. Burkett
Extra painting in gymnasium $ 328.80
Connor Electric Corp.
Extra work in old building
110.80
Edward T. Dwyer
Moving 2,200 yards filling and other labor 682.50
Francis J. Fay
464 yards loam 928.45
Granite City Electrical Supply Co.
Flood lights and other material
229.18
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co. Inside telephone 18.00
Labor
Hired by Committee
743.13
Old Colony Gas Co. Exit lights
24.33
A. C. Trojano
622 są. yds. sidewalk, @ $1.70 $1,057.40
276 lin. ft. lawn curb, @ $.70 193.20
1240 lin. ft. sidew'k curb with curb bar @ .85 1,054.00
2 catch basins 111.10
2,415.70
Russell H. Whiting
Surveys 261.91
$5,742.80
A summary of the expenses incurred under the total appropria- tion during the two years is as follows :
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BICKNELL SCHOOL ADDITION
CONSTRUCTION
Dacey & Tibbetts, Inc., On account contract
$95,880.00 2,438.80 $98,318.80
HEATING & VENTILATING T. A. Ridder Co., Inc., On account contract
22,070.00
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER
Howard B. S. Prescott, Architect
6,000.00
Leslie Clough, Engineer
663.00
6,663.00
ELECTRIC WIRING & FIXTURES
Connor Electric Corporation,
On account contract
4,598.00
1
Additional work
110.80
E. N. Fisher, Labor
203.75
Granite City Electrical Supply Co.,
Fixtures and material
1,031.20
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Telephone
18.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co., Laying cable
415.00
6,376.75
SEPTIC TANK, SIDEWALKS & CURBINGS
A. C. Trojano, On account contract 4,737.15
Russell H. Whiting, Survey and services
608.18
5,345.33
FURNISHINGS
Edward E. Babb & Co., Teachers' and pupils'
desks, chairs, auditorium chairs 3,388.49
Chandler & Farquhar Co.,
Manual training benches 198.68
Gorham Fire Equipment Co., Fire extinguishers
116.64
Narragansett Machine Co., Gymnasium equipment 350.00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Freight on equipment
6.24
Tontine Shade Shop, Shades
196.73
Labor, Manual training benches
189.00
4,445.78
MISCELLANEOUS
Charles H. Burkett, Painting
468.00
Edward T. Dwyer, Grading 682.50
F. J. Fay, Grading
928.45
Additional work
275
R. S. Hoffman & Co.,
Bonds for construction, heating and wiring contracts 1,845.72
F. E. Lunt, Sand and gravel 24.00
Old Colony Gas Co., Piping 148.53
James I. Peers, Rental cement mixer
5.00
Rhines Lumber Co., Drain pipe and cement
128.53
George W. Stone Co., Tools
10.55
Weymouth Water Department,
Connecting pipe & water service 55.30
Labor, Grading and laying conduit
983.76
5,280.34
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 148,500.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. TOWER, Chairman
PRINCE H. TIRRELL, Secretary
C. LINCOLN ABBOTT
LOUISE R. CRAWFORD
WILLIAM J. FITZSIMMONS
JOHN P. HUNT
JOSEPH KELLEY
J. HERBERT LIBBY, M. D.
PARKER T. PEARSON
FRANCIS W. REA
EDWIN R. SAMPSON
ETHEL G. TAYLOR
THERON L. TIRRELL
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278
REPORT OF COMMITTEE FOR PLANS OF NEW SCHOOLHOUSE AT WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS
To the Citizens of Weymouth :
Under a vote at the last Annual Town Meeting the undersigned were appointed by the Moderator a Committee to obtain plans and bids on a schoolhouse to be located on land on Church Street, Wey- mouth Heights, and a sum of $1,500.00 was voted to be raised and appropriated to be expended under the direction of this Committee for such purpose.
The Committee organized with Allan C. Emery as Chairman, and Prince H. Tirrell as Secretary.
Mr. Howard B. S. Prescott, Architect of a considerable number of schools in Weymouth, was authorized to prepare plans for a six- room schoolhouse, with assembly hall, fitted for the location secured.
Such plans have been prepared in detail, and have been accepted by the Committee as suitable for the location and well designed for the use proposed.
Before the date of the Annual Town Meeting there should be at hand bids or estimates of cost in proper form to be presented to the meeting.
A further report of the Committee will, therefore, be presented at the March meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
ALLAN C. EMERY, Chairman PRINCE H. TIRRELL, Secretary FRED L. ALDEN PATRICK J. DERRIG
PARKER T. PEARSON
EDWIN R. SAMPSON
CHARLES E. STILES
279
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass. January 22, 1932
To the Board of Selectmen :
Gentlemen :
I submit the thirtieth annual report of the Accounting Depart- ment, classified as nearly as possible to meet the requirements re- quested by the State Division of Accounts.
The customary examination of the accounts of the several Town officials has been made during the year and I believe the reports made by those officials to be correct. Cash balances have been ver- ified at least once a month as required by law.
The Town Treasurer's office was established in the Town Hall soon after the annual meeting and has accomplished all that was expected in bringing about more efficient management of Town finances.
The several Trust accounts in possession of the Treasurer have been examined and found correct. It is gratifying to note that the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund has now passed the $400,000 mark and it would seem that the policy of the Town relative to this fund has been a wise one. Should this fund be allowed to remain at interest a while longer the fear of the hospital becoming a liability on the Town would be reduced to a minimum.
The final payment was made in 1931 on the loan issued for the installation of the Police Signal System. Although an issue of $27,000 in notes was made for the construction of the Water Storage Tank at the Edgar Station of the Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston the net debt of the Town was reduced to $932,000 by the payment of $84,000 for debt retirement in 1931.
The borrowing capacity has increased to $494,601.41. The Town appropriated $75,000 from Surplus Revenue in 1931 which accounts in part for the fact that Surplus Revenue has decreased this year to $164,978.07.
The assessment of $40,130.58 levied by the Commonwealth for Weymouth's entrance into the South Metropolitan Sewerage Dis- trict was not included in the tax levy by the Assessors in view of the fact that certain legal aspects of the case were being given con- sideration. This amount was, however, deducted by the State Treas- urer in the annual settlement with the Town which accounts for the overdraft in this item.
280
The classification of the many, financial transactions for the past year is given in as great detail as would seem necessary in a pub- lished report. Should further information be desired, however, the citizens of Weymouth should never hesitate to seek it by calling at this office, where you may be assured all possible information will be gladly furnished by its personnel. In fact, it is my desire that true facts relative to financial and other matters be ascertained to the end that mis-statements pertaining to municipal activities, which have a detrimental effect on our Town, be eliminated.
The willingness of the officials and department heads to co-op- erate in the work of this department has been most helpful.
Respectfully, EMERSON R. DIZER
Town Accountant.
RECEIPTS
General Revenue :
Taxes :
Current year :
Property
$840,717.75
Poll
11,872.00
$852,589.75
Previous years :
Property
$303,740.53
·Polls
152.00
303,892.53
From Commonwealth :
Corporation Tax-1931
$101,809.69
Corporation Tax-Interest
15.81
Corporation Tax-previous years
56.03
Street Railway Tax
68.53
Street Railway Tax-previous years.
272.11
National Bank Tax
100.01
National Bank Tax-previous years
1.64
Trust Company Tax
1,059.53
Trust Company Tax- previous years .
.10
Cambridge Traffic Artery, refund
252.02
Income Tax
128,219.57
Gas tax, Acts 1931
15,008.73
246,863.77
Licenses and Permits :
Building Permits
$676.00
Victuallers Licenses
560.50
Junk Licenses
525.00
Fish, Fruit & Vegetable Licenses
410.00
Auto Dealers' Licenses
250.00
Garage Licenses
183.00
Bus Licenses
170.00
Gasoline permits
149.00
281
Milk permits
104.00
Moving picture permits
90.00
Pool Licenses
60.00
Pistol permits
46.00
Miscellaneous
270.96
3,494.46
Fines and Forfeits :
East Norfolk District Court
682.67
Dedham Court
86.50
769.17
Grants and Gifts :
From the Commonwealth :
a/c Weymouth Industrial Arts School
11,864.13
a/c Weymouth Household Arts School
2,586.96
. a/c Weymouth Part-Time Co-op School
2,561.23
a/c Weymouth Eve, Practical Arts School
720.04
a/c Other Industrial and Trade Schools
420.41
a/c Other Continuation Schools
59.16
a/c Smith-Hughes Fund
2,289.27
a/c George Reed Fund
29.42
From County of Norfolk :
Dog Licenses Fees
2,467.43
22,998.05
Special Assessments :
Moth Extermination
$1,758.65
Sidewalks Construction
11.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
54,424.69
Old Age Assistance Tax
6,016.00
$62,210.34
General Government :
Water Department-service
550.00
Legal Department-refunds
440.83
Town Hall-telephone
.45
Sale Town Map
3.00
Public Work Account-refund
6.33
1,000.61
Fire Department :
Restitution-ringing false alarms
75.00
Rent-Ward One Fire Station
9.00
84.00
Inspection :.
Sealer's fees
330.70
Forestry :
Telephone Tolls
19.15
Sale material, etc.
9.35
28.50
Health and Sanitation : State Treas., subsidy
1,097.13
282
Highways :
Labor, material „,etc., general
1,752.47
Labor, material, etc., private work
2,814.38
4,566.85
Charities :
Reimbursement for Relief Given:
From individuals
691.66
From other cities and towns
12,188.03
From the State
7,686.90
Reimbursement for Mothers' Aid :
From other cities and towns
4,008.82
From the State
6,209.69
30,785.10
Soldiers' Benefits :
State Aid
1,170.00
Military Aid
255.00
Soldiers' Burials
93,00
Soldiers' Relief
1,093.32
2,611.32
Schools :
Rent of Halls
643.00
Sales of materials, supplies, etc.
Schools, general
186.30
Day Industrial School, general
20.21
Day Industrial School, printing
472.66
Day Industrial School, carpentry
109.29
Day Industrial School, auto repairs
135.10
Day Household Arts School
6.09
Opportunity Class
134.20
Tuition :
Day Industrial School
2,003.39
Elementary Schools
196.00
Refunds
249.36
4,155.60
Libraries :
Income, Tufts Fund-Books
$118.75
Income, Tufts Reading Room Fund
118.75
Income, Joseph E. Trask Fund
614.22
Income, Augustus J. Richards Fund
241.04
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund
121.87
Income, Francis Flint Forsythe Fund
48.75
Income, Tirrell Donation
48.75
Income, Charles Henry Pratt Fund
25.00
Librarian, fines, fees, etc :
Weymouth Library
456.11
East Weymouth Branch
173:93
North Weymouth Branch
169.38
$2,136.55
283
Recreation :
Locker fees, etc., Bath House
6.00
Unclassified :
E. S. Beals Park Fund, Income
377.00
H. W. Blanchard, rent
112.50
Tax releases
519.00
Taxes abated, later paid
11.30
Clam industry, fees
10.00
Refunds, War Memorial account
322.00
Refunds, Town Hall Committee
5.00
Refunds, Old Age Assistance
15.00
1,371.80
Public Service Enterprise : Sale of Alewives
314.50
Interest :
On Deposits :
Weymouth Trust Co.
1,305.66
Atlantic National Bank of Boston
1,092.25
Town Clerk's Account
19.75
On deferred Taxes :
1929, F. W. Holbrook
1,944.50
1930, F. W. Holbrook
11,058.36
1931, F. W. Holbrook
561.32
Accrued :
Water Storage Tank Notes
35.62
Premiums : Anticipation of Revenue Notes
2.25
16,019.71
Municipal Indebtedness :
Anticipation of Revenue Notes
900,000.00
Water Storage Tank Notes
27,000.00
927,000.00
Total receipts for the year 1931
2,484,326.44
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1931
525,666.96
Total
$3,009,993.40
PAYMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Appropriation Committee :
John W. Heffernan, services, etc
$364.15
Printing, stationery, etc.
235.85
Total Appropriation, March 2, 1931
$600.00
600.00
The New Town Hall and War Memorial Committee :
Balances from 1930 accounts 160.89
284
Refund-February, 1931
130.00
Refund-March, 1931
192.00
Refund-August, 1931
5.00
Total
487.89
Expended :
Charles Thomas & Son, Inc.
72.39
Fletcher S. Hyde
5.00
L. K. Colton
1.74
Total
79.13
Balance to 1932 account
408.76
Selectmen :
William A. Connell, Chairman
800.00
Fred. E. Waite, Clerk
1,800.00
H. Franklin Perry
700.00
William A. Hannaford
700.00
Charles H. Chubbuck
563.91
Attendance at hearings, etc. :
William A. Connell
130.00
H. Franklin Perry
130.00
William A. Hannaford
110.00
Charles H. Chubbuck
100.00
William A. Connell, expenses
307.45
Fred E. Waite, expenses
563.39
H. Franklin Perry, expenses
257.95
William A. Hannaford, expenses
260.74
Charles H. Chubbuck, expenses
204.95
Bradford Hawes
500.00
Equipment, stationery, etc.
447.48
Postage
90.66
Automobile hire
149.00
Printing and Advertising
820.55
Total expended
8,636.08
Balance to Treasury
927.82
Total
9,563.90
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
9,563.90
Town Accountant :
Emerson R. Dizer
$3,000.00
Mary E. Ford
2,000.00
Clerical assistance
444.25
Equipment, stationery and supplies
468.83
Printing and Advertising
354.75
Postage and envelopes
249.60
Sundry expenses
25.75
Total
6,543.18
285
Balance to Treasury
6.82
Total
$6,550.00
Appropriation, March, 2, 1931
6,000.00
From Water Department
550.00
Total
$6,550.00
Treasurer's Department :
Edwin R. Sampson, services
1,005.36
John H. Stetson, services
291.67
Velma M. Richardson
532.95
Charles E. Stiles, Tem. Treas:
316.88
Treasurer's Bond
257.50
Certifying Town Notes
68.00
Printing and Stationery
45.50
Miscellaneous expenses
190.60
Total expended
2,708.46
Balance to Treasury
149.24
Total
2,857.70
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
2,467.70
From Reserve Fund, July 7, 1931
195.00
From Reserve Fund, Aug. 25, 1931
195.00
Total
2,857.70
Collector of Taxes :
Frank W. Holbrook, commission
7,252.90
Collector's Bond
515.00
A. E. Barnes & Co., insurance
173.82
Cash Books
70.00
Total
8,011.72
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
8,011.72
Assessors' Department :
John F. Dwyer, Chairman
$2,220.00
Charles W. Burgess
800.00
Richard Halloran
800.00
Harry E. Bearce
800.00
Otis B. Torrey
800.00
Catherine F. Howley
1,300.00
Dorothy A. McCarthy
984.00
Clerical Assistance
132.00
Printing and Advertising
1,048.05
286
Abstracts of Deeds
294.28
Assessors' Meetings with Registrars
85.00
Distributing Poll Tax Books
57.50
· Automobile Hire Supplies, stationery, postage, etc.
75.00
521.31
Total expended
9,917.14
Balance to Treasury
552.86
Total
$10,470.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
10,470.00
Legal Department :
Frederic G. Bauer, services
1,500.00
Frederic G. Bauer, services
100.00
Frederic G. Bauer, trial cases, etc.
645.00
Transportation
22.00
Law books, printing, blueprints, etc.
262.20
Witness fees, supplies, stenographers, etc.
683.10
Sundry payments-refunded
440.83
$3,653.13
Damages :
Nellie S. Hunt, compensation
1,600.00
Julia A. Sheehy, compensation
530.00
Fred W. Baldwin, compensation
288.00
Isabel Swain, damages
175.00
Helen Smith, damages
125.00
Ardella M. Groht, damages
55.00
Florence H. Frazier, damages
15.00
Brayton-Wilson-Cole Corp.
90.00
Joseph Stedman Camp, S. of V.
12.00
George E. Emerson, M. D. a/c Starrett
303.00
J. M. Peckham, M. D. a/c Starrett
50.00
Medical Services, compensation cases
303.00
Compensation paid injured employees
341.08
$3,887.08
Total expended Balance to Treasury
433.62
Total
$7,973.83
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
6,150.00
Balance from 1930 account
8.00
From Reserve Fund-Nov. 13, 1931
1,100.00
From Reserve Fund-Dec. 10, 1931
275.00
Refunds
440.83
Total
$7,973.83
Town Clerk's Department :
Clayton B. Merchant«:
Services as Town Clerk
$1,000.00
$7,540.21
287
Collecting, recording and indexing
969.40
Returning births, individuals
106.25
Returning deaths, individuals
58.50
Copying, indexing and binding records : Remington Rand Bus. Serv. J. L. Fairbanks Co.
791.90
20.25
Clerical Assistance
142.00
Printing and Advertising
321.75
Supplies, stationery, postage, etc.
493.65
Total expended
3,903.70
Balance to Treasury
193.80
Total
$4,097.50
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
4,060.00
From Reserve Fund, April 23, 1931
37.50
Total
$4,097.50
Elections and Registrations :
Edward P. Murphy, chairman
200.00
Clayton B. Merchant, clerk
300.00
John F. Reardon
200.00
Joseph Crehan, Jr.
200.00
Services of election officers :
Precinct One
172.50
Precinct Two
187.00
Precinct Three
172.50
Precinct Four
175.50
Precinct Five
174.00
Precinct Six
177.00
Precinct Seven
172.50
Precinct Eight
174.00
Janitor Service
55.00
Hall Rent
93.00
Printing and Advertising
23.50
Supplies, stationery, etc.
103.75
Total expended
2,580.25
Balance to Treasury
143.29
Total
$2,723.54
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
1,954.00
From Reserve Fund, April 23, 1931
769.54
Total
$2,723.54
Engineering Department :
Town Survey :
Engineering Services
$2,598.40
Supplies, etc.
101.60
$2,700.00
Street Surveys, etc.
1,350.36
288
Bound Stones
1,378.35
Office supplies, etc.
25.00
Total expended
$5,453.71
Balance to Treasury
371.29
Total
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
$5,825.00 $5,825.00
Planning Board :
R. H. Whiting, maps, etc,
174.41
Pray & Kelley
27.00
Mass. Federation of Planning Boards
15.00
T. J. Kelly
2.25
Total expended
218.66
Balance to Treasury
281.34
Total
$500.00 500.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
Maintenance Town Hall:
Charles E. Dunbar, janitor
1,560.00
Henry Tobin, janitor
60.00
Aileen L. Raymond, switchboard operator
1,300.00
Substitute switchboard operator
91.50
George L. Foster, fireman
900.00
Extra help, cleaning
636.50
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
876.54
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
962.06
Fore River Coal Co., fuel
587.54
C. H. Burkett, painting
848.00
Janitors supplies
517.99
Repairs and equipment
208.99
Carpentry work
142.40
Flags
38.53
Total expended
8,730.05
Balance to Treasury
129.95
Total
$8,860.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
8,525.00
From Reserve Fund, Nov. 20, 1931
335.00
Total
$8,860.00
Soldiers' Monument ånd Memorials : John T. McIsaac, Supt.
$186.00
N. Weymouth Cemetery Association
75.00
Total expended
261.00
289
Balance to Treasury
14.00
Total
$275.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1931
$200.00
From Reserve Fund, Aug. 25, 1931
75.00
Total
$275.00
Protection of Persons and Property :
Police Department
Salaries and Wages :
Chief and Pension
2,288.12
Captain and Chief
2,796.00
Lieutenant and Captain
2,348.60
Sergeants (3)
6,600.00
Patrolmen (18)
35,152.50
Patrolmen (4)
7,962.50
Specials
7,551.40
$64,699.12
Silent Police, Traffic Signs, lights, etc.
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
1,115.00
Am. Gas Accumulator Co.
112.40
Painting Streets
100.98
The Niles Co., signs
87.20
Miscellaneous
51.59
1,467.17
Equipment and Repairs
General
151.36
Maintenance of Motor Vehicles
Bracket & Margeson, 2 automobiles
775.00
Walker-Indian Co., 2 motorcycles
410.00
Jenney Mfg. Co.
775.18
Harold A. Hawes
58.75
Norfolk Motors, Inc.
40.59
Sargent Bros. Garage
39.35
Miscellaneous
122.94
2,373.17
Fuel
223.75
Light
190.94
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :
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