Town annual report of Weymouth 1933, Part 22

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 396


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Total Expended


$10,569.14


Balance to Treasury


5.86


Total


$10,575.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$10,575.00


Nurses :


Weymouth Visiting Nurse Association


$2,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$2,000.00


Tuberculosis Hospital-Norfolk County : Treas. Norfolk County-Assessment Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$12,212.24


$12,212.24


319


Garbage Disposal : Dwyer Bros. Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$6,000.00 $6,000.00


Highways:


Thomas J. Kelly, Superintendent


$2,709.65


Arthur I. Negus, Superintendent


790.35


Payrolls-Labor


52,803.17


Chauffeurs, Roller Engineer, etc.


23,372.52


Road Oil, Supplies, Equipment, etc.


38,334.47


Bridges


1,100.00


Truck Hire


1,118.33


Total Expended


$120,228.49


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$114,764.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 27, 1933


986.49


By Transfer :


Use of Trucks


$234.38


Use of Tractor


161.00


Use of Shovel


42.00


Use of Roller


40.00


Gravel


42.00


$519.38


Total $116,269.87


Expended in Excess (Sec. 31, Chap. 44, G. L.)


$3,958.62


The above amount expended is appor- tioned to the several items of expense in the Highway Department as follows:


Superintendent's Salary


$3,500.00


General Repairs


47,208.25


Maintenance of Trucks, etc.


2,924.90


Stone Crusher


1,460.43


Fences and Signs


2,899.22


Street Cleaning


8,627.90


Equipment and Supplies


9,283.28


Bridges


1,100.00


Gravel Sidewalks


2,181.66


Maintenance Department Building


416.61


Drains and Catch Basins


11,762.12


Snow Removal


12,456.26


Sundries


427.64


Street Oiling


15,980.22


$120,228.49


Permanent Sidewalks:


Labor, etc .- Payrolls


$2,117.72


Street Department:


Use of Trucks


36.25


Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co., Inc.


1,457.94


320


Rhines Lumber Company


109.83


Russell H. Whiting


108.97


Weymouth Lumber Company


103.31


Weymouth Lumber Company


41.47


Concrete Steel Company


8.78


F. E. Lunt


4.00


Weymouth Water Dept.


9.38


Bellingham Hardware Company


1.50


J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.


.50


Jesseman's


.35


Total Expended


$4,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$4,000.00


Easements Streets, etc .:


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$14.00


Balance to Treasury


$14.00


Pleasant Street Sidewalks:


Payroll-Labor


$480.30


Street Department:


Use of Trucks


54.38


Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co., Inc.


441.43


Weymouth Lumber Company


22.40


Total Expended


$998.51


Balance to Treasury


1.49


Total


$1,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$1,000.00


Ells Avenue :


Payroll-Labor


$1,070.32


Street Dept .:


Use of Trucks


$143.75


Use of Roller


40.00


Use of Shovel


42.00


Crushed Gravel


24.00


Bank Gravel


18.00


267.75


Weymouth Water Dept.


62.74


Henry C. Pratt


49.25


R. H. Whiting


37.35


Bradford Weston


12.04


Total Expended


$1,499.45


Balance to Treasury


.55


Total


$1,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$1,500.00


321


Middle Street:


Payrolls-Labor


$15,500.18


Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co., Inc.


5,593.62


George C. Cleaves


1,282.28


Bradford Weston


580.97


Weymouth Water Department


354.82


Henry C. Pratt


351.00


Weymouth Lumber Company


326.77


New England Concrete Pipe Company


314.16


Corbett Concrete Pipe Company


243 60


Chase, Parker & Company


172.01


Nelson Cement Stone Company


155.20


Gosselin Bros.


74.25


Crystal Concrete Corp.


61.31


South Shore Sand & Gravel Company


60 0)


Thaddeus M. Paine


48.00


R. H. Whiting


47.64


State Prison


44 08


Penn Culvert Company


36 23


Weymouth Trkg. & Cement Block Co.


20.75


Fred Smith


12.16


A. Hochstrasser


8.90


Jesseman's


7.65


D. Arthur Brown


5.76


Frank Bownes


4.51


Concrete Steel Company


3 53


Total


$25,309 38


Balance to 1934 Account


193.42


Total


$25,502.80


Appropriation, May 3, 1933


$15 000 00


Recd. from Commonwealth of Mass.


10,497 89


Refund-Individual


5.00


Total


$25.502.80


Randolph and Winter Streets:


Weymouth Water Department


$441.44


George C. Cleaves


328.55


R. H. Whiting


22.90


Total


$792 90


Balance to Treasury


7.10


Total


$800 00


Appropriation, June 20, 1933


$800.00


322


Tufts Sidewalk Fund:


Payrolls-Labor


$68.73


Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co., Inc.


99.96


Total


$168.69


Recd. from Tufts Sidewalk Fund, Income Acct.


$168.69


Harbor Master:


Anthony S. Veader, Services and Expenses


$234.08


George L. Rand, Services and Expenses 6.65


Total $240.73


Balance to Treasury


34.27


Total


$275.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$275.00


Street Lighting :


Weymouth Light & Power Company


$35,994.36


Balance to Treasury


5.64


Total


$36,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$36.000.00


Charities :


General Administration :


Margaret A. Hyland, welfare worker


$2,000.00


Anna L. Halnan, investigations


805.00


Total Expended


$2,805.00


Balance to Treasury


195.00


Total


$3,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


3,000.00


Town Infirmary :


Clifford


A. Berry, superintendent


$1,800.00


Extra Help


480.00


Fuel :


Emerson Coal & Grain Co. $90.50


Joseph F. Sullivan 64.25


Alvin Hollis & Co. 64.25


323


A. J. Richards & Son 63.00


A. Hochstrasser 50.00


332.00


Weymouth Light & Power Co., light


103.04


Weymouth Light & Power Co., current


275.04


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


72.86


Provisions :


E. M. Dwyer 331.19


I. Bloom & Son


283.91


F. H. Sylvester 270.28


J. F. Otis & Co.


180.59


Fred A. Loud & Co.


179.00


L. Henry Godin


160.11


Thomson's Market


159.21


H. O. Collyer


158.47


Harry E. Bearce


153.72


A. B. Bryant & Co.


137.15


Herbert M. True


134.37


Miscellaneous 24.18


2,172.18


Clothing :


C. R. Denboeder


107.63


Massachusetts Reformatory


36.77


E. E. Merchant


26.94


James A. Pray


14.20


French's Variety Shop


12.55


John C. Bentley


11.30


A. C. Spear


11.12


John J. Norton


6.80


Eugene Scioscia


3.50


230.81


Repairs, Maintenance, etc.


340.60


Miscellaneous Supplies, etc.


317.45


Medical Aid, etc.


127.46


Total Expended


$6,251.44


Balance to Treasury


28.56


Total


6,280.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$5,980.00


From Reserve Fund, December 4, 1933


300.00


Total


$6,280.00


324


II Outside Relief :


Aided by Other Cities and Towns:


Settled in Weymouth:


Cash


$1,589.00


Rent


1,490.67


Fuel


259.79


Groceries


2,788.57


Clothing


51.73


Medical Aid


681.55


Board


1,577.71


Miscellaneous


55.50


Total Expended


$8,494.52


Balance to Treasury


5.48


Total


$8,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


8,500.00


T. C. Outside Relief :


Settled in Weymouth:


Aided in Weymouth :


Cash


$23,509.80


Rent


31,908.37


Fuel


10,671.24


Groceries


83,985.94


Clothing


2,905.85


Medical Aid


11,566.88


Board


4,791.13


Miscellaneous


2,359.97


$171,699.18


Mothers' Aid Cases:


Cash


$5,369.00


Rent


939.00


Fuel


387.25


Groceries


786.52


Clothing


55.10


Medical Aid


570.99


Miscellaneous


59.34


$8,167.20


Total Expended, 1933


$179,866.38


Expended in Excess, 1932


3,400.87


Total


$183,267.25


325


Appropriation, March 6, 1933 Appropriation, June 20, 1933


$103,400.87 70,000.00


Total


$173,400.87


Expended in Excess, 1933 (Sec. 31, Chap. 44, G. L.)


$9,866.38


Miscellaneous Expenses :


Pray & Kelley


$159.63


Physicians


125.00


William M. L. McAdams


90.53


Lovell Bus Lines


40.00


Hobbs & Warren, Inc.


31.46


Postage


31.00


H. C. Metcalf


12.00


Miscellaneous


7.75


Total Expended


$497.37


Balance to Treasury


2.63


Total


$500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


500.00


III Outside Relief :


Settled Elsewhere:


Cash


$9,525.95


Rent


15,962.56


Fuel


6,942.48


Groceries


41,968.57


Clothing


1,260.61


Medical Aid


5,916.82


Board


43.00


Miscellaneous


475.31


$82,095.30


Mothers' Aid Cases:


Cash


$4,228.00


Rent


477.00


Fuel


184.42


Groceries


692.38


Medical Aid


423.40


Miscellaneous


15.00


$6,020.20


326


Total Expended, 1933


Expended in Excess, 1932


$88,115.50 $4,969.08


Total


$93,084.58


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$64,969.08


Appropriation, June 20, 1933


25,000.00


Total


$89,969.08


Expended in Excess, 1933


(Sec. 31, Chap. 44, G. L.)


Materials, Equipment, etc. (for the employment of welfare labor) :


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$20,000.00 165.88


Total


$20,165.88


Expended :


Payrolls, labor


$1,886.31


Use of Tractor


161.00


Truck Hire :


William McPhee


$948.40


Howard V. Pratt


827.45


William Cross


751.78


Daniele Bros.


676.42


Philip Delahunt


623.26


Francis Raymond


613.96


Allan Desmond


560.44


Ralph Armstrong


530.18


John Winslow


503.44


Donald McKay


480.95


Frank Houviet


443.23


Norman Dorey


438.19


John Robinson


401.07


Albert Bolin


399.65


Harold Howard


392.62


Calvin Blenis .


323.44


George Brady


278.44


D. Russell Randall


236 26


John Daniele


256.50


Elizabeth Halgren


203.88


Paul Fay


64.12


J. Fred Price


48.13


J. Caro


36.00


Donald McDonald


18.00


John Frazier


16.88


M. Daniele


9.00


$10,081.69


$3,115.50


Balance from 1932 Account


327


R. H. Whiting $1,322.43


Chase, Parker & Co.


645.35


Weymouth Water Dept. 621.87


N. E. Concrete Pipe Corp. 593.32


Henry C. Pratt 498.45


C. L. Merritt


300.00


American Oil Products Co. 202.14


Thaddeus M. Paine


199.76


Wey. Light & Power Co.


129.51


D. Arthur Brown


112.40


Rhines Lumber Co.


121.53


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co. 108.50


Penn Culvert Co.


76.21


Joseph Breck & Sons


63.00


Miller Motor Service


57.45


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co. 49.34


H. A. Abbott Hardware Co.


29.95


Charles C. Clemons


24.00


Pray & Kelley


20.00


Granite City Electrical Supply 19.99


William P. McKenna 19.85


19.75


J. H. Murray Hard. Co., Inc. Weymouth Lumber Co. 19.23


Bradford Weston 18.86


Bellingham Hardware Co.


18.35


V. C. Croce


14.00


American Agri. Chem. Co.


13.06


Crystal Concrete Corp. 12.00


Nelson Cement Stone Co.


10.00


Fred Smith


9.60


Cobb & Stone Co.


9.07


Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.


6.38


W. T. Donahoe


6.00


Wey. Truck. & Cement Blk. Co. 6.50 H. C. Metcalf 5.50


Whittemore-Durgin Glass Co.


5.15


Parker, Danner & Co.


3.68


George H. Hunt & Co.


2.00


Clara F. Smith


1.30


Helen F. Sylvester 1.20


Charles Bruning


.33


$5,397.01


Total Expended $17,526.01


Balance to 1934 Account


$2,639.87


(For an apportionment of the above amount to the several projects designated by the town see the report of the Supervisor of Welfare Labor.)


328


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid Military Aid


$1,916.00 237.00


Total Expended


2,153.00


Balance to Treasury


47.00


Total


$2,200.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


2,200.00


Soldiers' Relief Payments


$30,609.05


Balance to Treasury


4,390.95


Total


$35,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$20,000.00


Appropriation, June 20, 1933


15,000.00


Total


$35,000.00


Old Age Assistance :


Payments in 1933


$58,731.03


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$45,000.00


From Reserve Fund, Sept. 22, 1933


4,425.60


From Reserve Fund, Nov. 4, 1933


4,649.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 4, 1933


4,653.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 27, 1933


2.43


Total


$58,731.03


SCHOOLS


Administrative Salaries :


Parker T. Pearson, Supt.


$6,500.00


Other General Salaries:


Helen G. Tonry, Secretary


$2,000.00


Myrtle B. Rice


1,200.00


Truant Officers


26.50


3,226.50


Other General Expenses:


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 861.92


P. T. Pearson, conveyance


351.00


329


School Census


230.00


Miscellaneous


117.42


1,560.34


Teachers' Salaries:


Special


17,561.00


High School


85,215.36


Elementary Schools


173,912.40


276,688.76


Textbooks and supplies :


Edward E. Babb & Co.


2,646.12


Ginn & Co.


1,322.72


American Book Co.


884.97


World Book Co.


744.99


Milton, Bradley Co.


553.00


Monarch Laundry


509.00


The Macmillan Co.


440.98


A. B. Dick Co.


404.05


Woodstock Typewriter Co.


392.50


F. J. Barnard & Co., Inc.


286.99


D. C. Heath & Co.


264.39


H. J. Dowd & Co., Inc.


257.48


Old Colony Gas Co.


233.27


Benj. H. Sanborn & Co.


223.89


Miscellaneous Items


3,290.42


12,454.77


Tuition :


City of Quincy


211.50


City of Boston


138.02


349.52


Transportation :


Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.


13,425.00


E. Mass. St. Ry. Co.


2,100.00


Amer. Agri. Chem. Co.


600.00


George W. Ecker


434.40


Hollis Auto Co.


434.40


16,993.80


Support of Truants:


:


Union Training School 21,14


330


Janitor Service:


9,987.90


High School Elementary Schools


19,550.56


29,538.46


Fuel :


High School


3,783.70


Elementary Schools


6,910.38


10,694.08


Light:


High School


748.41


Elementary Schools


1,172.22


1,920.63


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


High School


10,797.80


Elementary Schools


10,533.77


General


2,406.19


23,737.76


Other Expense :


Printing, Diplomas, etc.


617.55


Physicians


440.00


1,057.55


Day Household Arts School:


Instructors


3,719.09


Equipment and Supplies


235.25


3,954.34


Day Industrial School:


Instructors


19,516.55


Equipment and Supplies


6,035.73


25,552.28


Total Expended Balance to Treasury


$414.249.93


.07


Total


$414,250.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$414,250.00


331


Smith-Hughes Fund for Vocational Schools:


Received from State Treasurer


1,364.51


Paid Instructors 1,364.51


George Reed Fund for Vocational Schools:


Balance from 1932 Account 39.33


Received from State Treasurer


76.40


Total


$115.73


Paid Instructors


41.73


Balance to 1934 Account


74.00


Purchase "Stetson-Hunt" Property : Balance from 1932 (unexpended)


$2,000.00


Bronze Tablet:


Peterson & Co.


$34.30


The T. F. McGann & Sons Co.


9.26


H. W. Knight & Son, Inc.


5.36


A. J. Wilkinson & Co.


.97


Total Expended


$49.89


Balance to Treasury


.11


Total


$50.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


50.00


Libraries :


Tufts Library :


Salaries and Wages


$9,741.12


Books and Periodicals, etc.


2,934.41


Binding Books


764.48


Fuel


421.10


Light


277.11


Maintenance of Building


528.76


Other Expenses


845.33


Transportation of Books Insurance


264.00


14.45


North Weymouth Branch


2,009.85


East Weymouth Branch


2,799.82


Total Expended


$20,600.43


Balance to Treasury


1.32


Total


$20,601.75


332


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


19,576.00


Income from Funds


1,025.75


Total


$20,601.75


For a more detailed statement of expenditures for libraries see the report of the accountant incorporated in the report of the Trustees of Tufts Library.


Fogg Library Reading Room:


Trustees of Fogg Library :


Librarian


$762.48


Janitor


237.84


Fuel


356.88


Light


142.80


Total


$1,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


1,500.00


Parks and Playgrounds:


Beals Park:


Harry I. Bicknell


$74.00


Rhines Lumber Co.


37.07


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


30.00


Hiram Nadell


25.00


Bellingham Hardware Co.


17.85


F. E. Lunt


16.50


Henry Alarie


16.00


J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.


3.00


Amer. Agri. Chem. Co.


2.10


Johnson's Station


1.00


$222.52


Great Hill Park:


Ronald G. Torrey


219.00


Harry I. Bicknell


181.00


Henry Alarie


125.50


Weymouth Lumber Co.


117.80


Osborn Shaw


80.00


Hiram Nadell


58.50


F. E. Lunt


57.75


Rhines Lumber Co.


39.38


Phillips B. Hunt


38.00


Horace Walker


37.00


Bellingham Hardware Co.


32.60


333


H. A. Abbott Hardware Co. Miscellaneous


10.45


11.50


$1,008.48


Lake Street Playground:


Bowdoin B. Smith


39.00


J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.


5.75


Rhines Lumber Co. 4.71


Bellingham Hardware Co.


4.61


David O. Hughes


4.00


Schofield's Garage


3.14


Weymouth Lumber Co.


2.53


63.74


Webb Park:


Weymouth Lumber Co.


23.56


Cobb & Stone Co., Inc.


19.60


Bellingham Hardware Co.


17.35


Joseph Crehan & Son


14.61


Rhines Lumber Co.


12.80


W. T. Donahoe


9.50


William Trask


9.00


W. S. Our


5.50


William Cross


5.00


Cape Sign Co.


2.25


Weston Park:


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


489.60


The Chain-link Fence Co.


367.95


D. Russell Randall


129.94


Weymouth Water Department


101.97


Rhines Lumber Co.


87.44


Bellingham Hardware Co.


72.09


Henry Cushing


64.00


Weymouth Lumber Co.


52.68


Joseph Crehan & Son


51.00


Amer. Agri. Chem. Co.


26.58


F. E. Lunt


26.40


Winer's Hardware Stores, Inc.


19.59


Russell H. Whiting


17.95


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


6.86


Chas. Campbell & Son


5.64


Winfield S. Our


5.25


Miscellaneous


7.30


119.17


1,532.24


334


Lovell's Corner Playground :


Bowdoin B. Smith


224.30


Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co., Inc


204.00


David O. Hughes


81.56


The Everwear Mfg Co.


55.17


Weymouth Water Department


39.90


Winer's Hardware Stores, Inc.


28.53


Roland Smith


24.69


Bellingham Hardware Co.


20.50


WVevmouth Lumber Co.


18.59


Ralph P. Cobb


15.00


Harry Palmer


15.00


Albert J. Edwards


10.00


Frank W. Houviet


10.00


Norfolk Stores, Inc.


8.40


Amer. Agri. Chem. Co.


6.30


Miscellaneous


16.08


778.02


Leary and Bauer Meadows:


Bowdoin B. Smith


17.75


Jesseman's Hardware Store


1.05


David O. Hughes


1.00


Weymouth Lumber Co.


.79


20.59


Stetson Field:


David O. Hughes


1.00


Pond Plain Playground :


Bowdoin B. Smith


21.25


Winer's Hardware Stores, Inc.


12.61


Ralph Armstrong


9.00


David O. Hughes


9.00


Weymouth Lumber Co.


9.00


D. Russell Randall


5.63


M. R. Loud & Co.


3.88


Laing Bros. Co.


2.30


C. H. Alden Co.


1.69


Supervised Playgrounds :


Instructors


780.00


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


40.12


Everett J. McIntosh


29.63


F. E. Lunt


26.40


74.36


335


Pray & Kelley


25.25


Henry W. Alarie


24.00


Bellingham Hardware Co.


18.00


Rhines Lumber Co.


8.94


Miscellaneous


8.94


961.28


Total Expended


$4,781.40


Balance to Treasury


6.10


Total


$4,787.50


, Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$4,787.50


Observance Memorial Day :


American Legion Band


$167.50


Oswald Ralph, flowers


54.60


M. P. Ford, flowers


48.80


M. Donadio, flowers


45.05


Eagle Toy & Fireworks Co., flags


41.32


J. F. Otis & Co.


41.29


The M. D. Jones Co.


38.69


William B. Dasha


38,20


Weymouth Post, American Legion


32.75


Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.


32.00


Walter H. Golby


32.00


Guay's System Bakery


30.00


Spear's Flower Shop


28.00


The Trenton Emblem Co.


21.00


Department of Massachusetts, V. F. W.


15.00


Miscellaneous


30.18


Total Expended


$696.38


Balance to Treasury


$3.62


Total


700.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


700.00


Tufts Fund Lectures :


Josef Zimbler


$177.00


Joseph Ecker


115.00


Clarence W. Miller


75.00


Town of Weymouth


30.00


Claire Maentz


25.00


Thomas Hannaford


20.00


Pray & Kelley


17.00


336


Olive Macy Appleton Flora H. McGrath


16.00


15.00


Miscellaneous


25.65


Total Expended $515.65


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, April, 1933 200.00


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Aug., 1933


125.75


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Nov., 1933


189.90


$515.65


Discharging Incumbrances:


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$1.00


Balance to Treasury


1.00


Maintenance Laban Pratt Fountain :


Edna F. Saywood


$5.95


From Income Account, Laban Pratt Fountain Fund


5.95


Dog License Fees:


Received from Town Clerk


$1,729.60


Paid County Treasurer


1,715.80


Balance to 1934 Account


$13.80


Mosquito Control :


Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts


$155.44


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


155.44


Abatement Oil Nuisance :


Balance from 1932 Account


$822.01


Paid Anthony S. Veader


280.00


Balance to 1934 Account


542.01


Fire Insurance :


R. S. Hoffman & Co.


$7,351.16


Earl C. Fowler


7,204.50


Total Expended


$14,555.66


337


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


14,373.00


From Reserve Fund, Aug. 30, 1933


182.66


Total


$14,555.66


Miscellaneous Expenses :


The Crawford Press, printing town reports $1,524.26


Inspector of Animals


135.94


Refund on Tax Deeds


350.76


Remittance on Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: 1932 Account 1933 Account


185.60


Arthur B. Hultman


30.00


Abraham Tolpin


25.00


Total Expended


$2,813.01


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


1,660.20


From General Revenue


1,152.81


Total


$2,813.01


Unpaid Bills:


Health Department


$5,858.91


Soldiers' Relief


438.65


Public Welfare


95.00


Street Department


16.95


Insurance


258.60


Tercentenary Committee


11.70


Total Expended


6,679.81


Balance to Treasury


45.00


Total


$6,724.81


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


6,354.26


Appropriation, May 3, 1933


370.55


Total


$6,724.81


Care Soldiers' Graves:


Karl L. O'Neil, salary


$200.00


Karl L. O'Neil, expenses 47 25


Highland Cemetery Ass'n., care of lots


151.00


Village Cemeterv. Ass'n., care of lots 148.00


East Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n., care of lots 142.00


North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n., care of lots


114.00


Mt. Hope Cemetery Ass'n., care of lots


112.00


Edward C. Mitchell, care of lots


106.00


561.45


338


Lakeview Cemetery Ass'n., care of lots


102.00


Daniel J. Desmond, labor


76.00


C. S. Tilden


44.00


Francis J. Fay


30.00


Jesseman's Hardware Store


21.50


Twomey's Service Station


19.68


The M. D. Jones Co.


3.09


Total Expended


1,316.52


Balance to Treasury


83.48


Total


$1,400.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


1,400.00


Survey of Cemeteries:


Balance from 1932 Account


$125.10


Paid Russell H. Whiting


125.10


Care of Old Cemeteries:


Wess. Post, 1399, V. F. W.


$600.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


600.00


Municipal Buildings Insurance Fund:


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$1.00


Paid Trustees of Fund


1.00


Reserve Fund:


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$25,000.00


Transferred to Appropriation Accounts as Follows:


June 6, 1933


Elections and Registrations


$1,900.00


August 30, 1933


Fire Insurance


182.66


September 22, 1933


Old Age Assistance


4,426.60


October 27, 1933


Interest and Discount


$5,953.25


November 4, 1933


Old Age Assistance


4,649.00


December 4, 1933


Accounting Department


120 00


Damages


400.00


Maintenance Town Hall


350.00


Town Infirmary


300.00


Old Age Assistance


4,653.00


339


Interest and Discount


December 27, 1933


Tax Collector


895.15


Damages


53.63


Maintenance Town Hall


34.67


Highways


986.49


Old Age Assistance


2.43


Total $25,000.00


C. W. A. Fund:


Received from Federal Government (unexpended)


$3,600.00


Alewife Fishery :


F. H. Maguire, Jr., services


$100.00


F. H. Maguire, Jr., trucking


101.25


Rocco Mauro, labor


103.50


F. H. Maguire, Sr., labor


12.00


Robert Thibodeau


10.00


John Dwyer


7.00


Sheldon W. Lewis


6.86


C. R. Denbroeder


5.45


Total Expended


346.06


Balance to Treasury


3.94


Total


$350.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


350.00


Interest and Discount :


Interest, Bonds Nevin Schoolhouse $360.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1923 5,376.25


Interest, Bonds New Town Infirmary 892.50


Interest, Notes Bicknell Schoolhouse 2,550.00


Interest, Notes Washington Square Widening


480 00


Interest, Notes Great Hill Park


360.00


Interest, Notes Pratt Schoolhouse Addition


1,560.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1927


7,312.50


Interest, Notes Pond Schoolhouse 1,955.00


Interest, Notes Ward Three Fire Station 495.00


Interest, Bonds Hunt Schoolhouse Addition 6.075.00


Interest, Bonds Ward Two Fire Station 1,500.00


Interest, Bonds Bicknell Schoolhouse Addition 4,200.00


Interest, Notes New Adams Schoolhouse 1,642.50


Interest, on Tax Refunds .54


Interest, on Advance Tax Payments 93.12


Interest, Water Bonds 220 00


Discount on Anticipation of Revenue Notes


26,193.96


93.12


340


Total Expended


$61,266.37


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


55 000.00


From Reserve Fund, Oct. 27, 1933


5,953.25


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 4, 1933


93.12


From Surplus Revenue, Dec., 1933


220.00


Total $61,266.37


Note and Bond Retirement :


Appropriation, March 6, 1933


$80,000.00


From Surplus Revenue, Dec., 1933


1,000.00


Total


$81,000.00


Expended :


Debt Maturing June 1, 1933


2,000.00


Debt Maturing July 1, 1933


45,000.00


Debt Maturing Aug. 1, 1933


9,000.00


Debt Maturing Oct. 1, 1933


3.000 00


Debt Maturing Nov. 1, 1933


21,000.00


Water Bond, Due May 1, 1920


1,000.00


Total


$81,000.00


Notes Payable in Anticipation of Revenue : .


Balance From 1932 Account


$500,000.00


Total Appropriation in 1933


1,035,000.00


Total


$1,535,000.00


Total Payments in 1933


1,000,000.00


Balance to 1934 Account


535,000.00


State Liabilities:


State Tax


$58,770.00


Metropolitan Parks Tax:


For Sinking Fund


975.79


For Serial Bonds


970.77


For Interest


5,597.42


For Maintenance


11,342.24


Nantasket:


For Maintenance


1,034.44


Wellington Bridge:


For Maintenance


59.59


341


Charles River Basin Tax:


For Serial Bonds


125.16


For Interest


1,380.41


For Maintenance


2,454.90


Metropolitan Planning Tax


198.51


Abatement of Smoke Nuisance


410.19


Auditing Municipal Accounts


817.57


Hospital or Home Care


120.00


Canterbury Street Highway


268.64


Land Taking, Revere Parkway


524.23


Ocean Avenue, Revere


529.71


Ways in Braintree, Weymouth and Hingham


9.80


Ways in Braintree, Weymouth and Hingham


782.98


West Roxbury, Brookline Parkway


2,363.39


Refund, Federal Relief Fund


.02


Old Age Assistance Assessments


6,959.00


South Metropolitan Sewerage Assessments:


For Entrance Fee, One-Tenth


18,243.43


For Sinking Fund


6,623.90


For Serial Bonds


8,950.50


For Interest


15,123.17


Total


$144,635.76


Expended in Excess, 1932


43,812.72


Expended in Excess, 1931


40,130.58


Total


$228,579.06


Appropriation in Tax Levy


137,676.74


Special Levy for Old Age Assistance


6,823.00


From General Revenue


136.02


From Surplus Revenue


83,943.30


Total


$228,579.06


County Liabilities :


Norfolk County Tax, 1933


$35,104.62


Appropriation in Tax Levy


35,104.62


Abatement and Remittance of Taxes:


Appropriation for Abatements and Remittances:


Balance from 1932


$13,059.15


Levy of 1933, for 1933 Account


7,855.09


Levy of 1933, for 1931 Account


732.91


Total


$21,647.15


Abatement of 1930 Taxes


176.00


Abatement of 1931 Taxes


1,851.47


Abatement of 1932 Taxes


10,213.09


48,941.00


342


Abatement of 1933 Taxes


3,852.87


Remittance of 1932 Taxes


3,589.80


Remittance of 1933 Taxes


661.70


Total


$20,344.93 V


Balance to 1934 Account


$1,302.22


SUMMARY


Total Expended for the Year Less Items Transferred (not cash) :


$2,667,094.39


Abatements


$16,093.43


Police Signal System


584.00


Street Department, Specials


358.38


$20,000 Special


161.00


Reserve Fund


25,000.00


42,196.81


Balance


2,624,897.58


Cash on Hand, Dec. 31, 1933


236,078.67


Total


$2,860,976.25


RECAPITULATION AND ESTIMATES 1


Balances January 1 1933


Receipts and Appropriations Transfers


Totals


Appropriation Account


1933 Expenditures


Balances Dec. 31 1933


Estimates for 1934


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


$


600.00


$


600 00 410.97


Appropriation Committee


$ 600.00


$


600.00


6,341.66


6,341.66


Selectmen's Department


6,322.91


18.75*


8,500.00


6,200.00 $


670.00


6,870.00


Accounting Department


6,869.37


63*


6,950.00


2,746.00


1,500.00


4.246.00


Treasurer's Department


4,245.22


.78*


2,814.00


7,200.00


1,789.16


8,989.16


Collector's Department


8,842.22


146 94*


9,009.00


8,960.00


8,960.00


Assessors' Department


8,746.98


213.02*


10,800.00


4,287.40


4,287.40


Legal Department


3,821.59


465.81*


3 000.00


3,000.00


4,804.35


7,804.35


Damages and Judgments


7,801.35


3.00*


3,000.00


2.925.78


2,925.78


Town Clerk's Department


2,657.28


268.50*


3,890.00


2,054.00


1,900.00


3,954.00


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