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Mullen, Mr. Joseph 5
2
228.
New York Stock Exchange Reed, Ruth B. Sargent, Porter 2
Scribner's Publishing Company Secretary of the Commonwealth
2
Smithsonian Institute 2 Stackpoole, Mr. William State Street Trust Company
Thomas Publishing Company
Tufts Library, East Weymouth Branch
United States Rubber Company Wardlaw, Mrs. Inez . 5
Wilder, Mr. George, to East Weymouth Branch · 2
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION FORM OF STATISTICS
For the Year Ending December 31, 1935
Population served (Census of 1930) 20,882 Assessed valuation of town ·$46,741,189.00
Total number of agencies, consisting of Main Library
1
Branches .
2
Deposit Station
1
Delivery Stations
3
Schools
. 13
Number of days open during the year Total valuation of library property
$104,600.00
47,535
Number of volumes added by purchase
2,343
Number of volumes added by gift .
164
Number of volumes added by binding
15
Number of volumes lost or withdrawn
728
Number of volumes of fiction lent
130,679
Total number of volumes lent
175,477
Number of borrowers registered
6,810
Number of new borrowers registered in 1935
1,044
Number of periodicals received : 124 titles; 187 copies
Receipts fran
Payments for
Town appropriation $20,815.00
Books and periodicals $3,855.87
Binding
747.45
Salaries, library ser- vice, janitor service 12,060.48 Heat 481.40
Light
436.33
Rent (Branches )
1,680.00
Other expenses 2,417.46
Unexpended balance 1.00
$21,679.99
$21,679.99
.
Number of volumes at beginning of year
302
Total number of volumes at end of year
49,329
Endowment funds 864.99
229.
APPENDIX A Circulation by Classes from Tufts Library and Branches
Main
North Weymouth
Juvenile
Total
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Adult
Juvenile
Total
General Works
56
2
58
23
23
79
2
81
Philosophy
721
8
727
56
1
57
105
1
106
1
1
883
8
891
Religion
284
265
549
33
63
96
68
112
180
9
11
20
394
451
845
Social Sciences
1269
3778
5047
60
1307
1367
126
1587
1713
10
413
423
1465
7085
8550
Language
102
102
2
2
120
5
125
2
2
224
7
231
Natural Science
776
804
1580
64
166
230
74
221
295
5
63
68
919
1254
2173
Useful Arts
1690
695
2385
114
243
357
137
299
436
9
20
29
1950
1257
3207
Fine Arts
2304
2039
4343
76
537
613
184
573
757
31
168
199
2595
3317
5912
Literature
1607
471
2078
98
102
200
233
169
402
68
23
91
2006
765
2771
History
876
467
1343
175
82
257
165
107
272
27
20
47
1243
676
1919
Travel
1801
890
2691
295
168
463
398
310
708
182
161
343
2676-
1529
4205
Biography
2056
765
2821
402
112
514
373
333
706
165
50
215
2996
1260
4256
Periodicals
3527
744
4271
1681
509
2190
2434
467
2901
138
27
165
7780
1747
9527
Pamphlets
205
25
230
205
25
230
Fiction
55267
12943
68210
19793
5199
24992
22432
7683
30115
5726
1636
7362
103218
27461
130679
. Total
72541
23894
96435
22847
8491
31338
26872
11867
38739
6373
2592
8965
128633
46844
175477
Number of Volumes Distributed through the Several Delivery Stations
Precincts
Delivery Stations
Loans
4
Alfred S. Tirrell
3462
5
Fogg Memorial Library
2082
7
W. B. Chalke & Sons
3399
8933
Number of volumes distributed through schools
4652
230.
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Adult
East Weymouth
Weymouth Hgts. Grand Totals
APPENDIX B
Registrations
Number of borrowers registered December, 1934 6742
Number of new registrations during 1935:
Tufts Library
Adult
339
Juvenile
187 526
East Weymouth Branch
Adult
145
Juvenile
143
288
North Weymouth Branch
Adult
101
Juvenile
86
187
Weymouth Heights Station
Adult
11
43 1044
Number of renewed registrations during 1935
1207
8993
Number of registrations which expired in 1935
2099
6894
Number of registrations void thru death or removal
from town 86
Number of borrowers December 31, 1935
6808
Juvenile ·
32
231.
THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1935
Salaries and Wages: Librarian and Assistants Janitor
$8,625.62 1,596.00
$10,221.62
Books and Periodicals
2,985.45
Binding Books
747.45
Fuel
481.40
Light
342.97
Maintenance of Building
1,194.60
Other Expenses : Telephone, etc.
700.58
Transportation of Books
261.00
Insurance
18.38
979.96
16,953.45
North Weymouth Branch:
Librarians
$738.43
Rent
660.00
Books and Periodicals
432.80
Maintenance of Building
53.79
Light
31.87
Transportation of Books
45.00
Sundries
2.80
1,964.69
East Weymouth Branch:
Librarians
$884.43
Janitor
216.00
Rent
1,020.00
Books and Periodicals
437.62
Transportation of Books
51.00
Maintenance of Building
87.96
Light
61.49
Sundries
2.35
2,760.85
Total Expended Balance to Treasury
$21,678.99
1.00
Total
$21,679.99
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$20,815.00
Income from Other Sources :
Tufts Fund - Books
75.00
Tufts Fund - Reading Room
75.00
Joseph E. Trask Fund
401.87
Augustus J. Richards Fund
156.25
Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund
78.12
Tirrell Donation
31.25
Francis Flint Forsythe Fund
31.25
Charles Henry Pratt Trust Fund
16.25
Total
$21,679.99
December 31, 1935
EMERSON R. DIZER Town Accountant
232.
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass., January 29, 1936
To the Board of Selectmen:
Herewith is submitted the thirty-fourth annual report of the Accounting Department which sets forth certain facts regarding the financial structure of the Town of Weymouth. Complete de- tailed information relative to the financial transactions of the town are available in my office to any who have a desire to ex- amine them.
The accounts of the several town officials have been sub- jected to the usual periodic examinations, all bank balances verified monthly and the cash and securities of the town found properly accounted for.
The statements appended to this report reveal several inter- esting facts and a comparison with those of prior years gives evidence that there has been a consistent improvement in the finances of our town.
Particular attention is called to the net debt which as of Dec. 31, 1935 is $646,000, this being $116,000 less than it was on Dec. 31, 1928 when the net debt was $762,000. During this period the town has retired $550,000 in bonds and notes.
The Surplus Revenue of the town is $170,864.70, about $14,000 less than last year, but it should be remembered that $40,870.77 was appropriated from this item in 1935 at the special town meeting in October. Tax Title Revenue of $59,837.58 will eventually find its way to Surplus Revenue as redemptions are consummated.
The Town of Weymouth recently borrowed money in Anticipation of Revenue Notes at the rate of .19 per cent. I believe this fact is worthy of note for it reflects credit upon the financial standing of the town. There are, however, very definite reasons why such favorable consideration is given any municipality. The conduct of its financial affairs in no small measure accounts for the rating given municipalities and of great importance in such
consideration is the status of tax collections. The life blood of any community depends upon the prompt collection of revenue, mainly through taxes, by which certain services can be furnished its citizens. A demand for any additional service requires ad- ditional revenue and no matter what may be the service rendered it must be paid for. A municipality is in exactly the same posi- tion as the local merchant or professional man, neither could long remain in business if those who benefited by their activi- ties refrained from paying for the service rendered. Failure of any taxpayer to pay taxes within a reasonable time is as unjust to the municipality as it would be to withhold payment to the grocer, baker or physician for the benefits of municipal activi- ties are enjoyed by all.
We should be extremely gratified with the services rendered by the tax collector upon whose prompt collection of taxes de- pends in a large measure our financial standing among other mu- nicipalities. Attention is called to the fact that the uncollec- ted taxes as of Jan. 1, 1936 were but $327,494.54 as compared with the sum of $399,941.92 on Jan. 1, 1935, an improvement of $72,447.38.
Public relief with its many problems still remains of para-
233.
mount importance in the affairs of every city and town. The distribution of public funds to relieve distress has been handled in Weymouth along similar lines as in other communities. As far as local welfare administration is concerned the direct cost has been somewhat in excess of last year, over $77,000 being required for Old Age Assistance.
This office is always available to those who desire informa- tion or who seek knowledge relating to any of the problems of mu- nicipal finance.
Yours very truly,
EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant
234.
RECEIPTS
General Revenue :
Taxes
Current Year : Property Poll
$907,181.35
12,224.00
$919,405.35
Previous Years : Property Poll
$296,319.88
1,274.00
$297,593.88
From Commonwealth:
Corporation Tax
$77,951.61
Race Tracks distribution
2,383.50
Income Tax
91,393.18
$171,728.29
Licenses and Permits :
Alcoholic and Malt Beverages
$7,418.00
Building Permits
474.00
Plumbing Permits
460.00
Victuallers Licenses
305.00
Entertainment Permits
199.00
Automobile Dealers Licenses
140.00
Junk Licenses
135.00
Gas and Oil Permits
123.00
Fish, Fruit and Vegetable Licenses
90.00
Garage Permits
84.00
Pistol Permits
84.00
Auctioneers Licenses
32.00
State License
25.00
Pool Permits
10.00
Distribution Hand Bills
5.00
Den. Alcohol Permits
4.00
$9,588.00
Fines and Forfeits :
East Norfolk District Court
$2,175.07
Dedham Court
434.00
$2,609.07
Grants and Gifts :
From the Commonwealth: a/c Weymouth Vocational School $10,787.41
a/c Weymouth Household Arts School
2,236.65
a/c Other Trade Schools
103.60
a/c Tuition State Wards
1,649.75
a/c Smith-Hughes Fund
1,633.87
a/c George Ellzey Fund
560.07
From County of Norfolk:
Dog License Fees
2,354.68
$19,326.03
Special Assessments :
Moth Extermination
$1,646.29
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
38,610.11
$40,256.40
General Government:
Water Department-Collecting Serv. $1,500.00
235.
Water Department-Acct. Service
$550.00 12.10
$2,062.10 Telephone tolls, sale maps, etc.
Fire Department:
Individuals - restitution
$17.50
Fireworks permits
8.00
$25.50
Inspection :
Sealer's Fees
$353.81
Forestry :
Telephone tolls
$2.60
Health and Sanitation :
State Treas. subsidy
$1,986.41
Town of Milton
192.00
Town of Hingham
160.80
$2,339.21
Highways :
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Chapter 464, Acts 1935
$11,804.48
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
a/c Middle Street Const'n.
10,031.15
Labor, materials, etc.
542.43
$22,378.06
Public Welfare:
Reimbursement for Relief Given:
Temporary Aid :
From Individuals
$1,071.05
From other Cities and Towns
16,936.94
From State
34,115.24
Mothers ' Aid :
From other Cities and Towns
867.34
From State
5,919.78
Services of Physicians
2,051.00
$60,961.35
Reimbursement for Old Age Assistance:
Individuals 1
$82.02
Other Cities and Towns
1,857.87
State
25,792.95
$27,732.84
Soldiers ' Benefits :
State Aid
$1,560.00
Military Aid
196.50
Soldiers ' Burials
192.00
Soldiers' Relief
529.87
$2,478.37
Schools :
Rent of Halls
$407.00
.
236.
Sale of Materials, Supplies, Etc. :
Schools, General 119.28
Day Industrial School-Printing 235.95
Day Industrial School-Carpentry 103.84
Day Industrial School-Auto Repair
296.93
Day Industrial School-General 7.75
Opportunity Class 217.83
Tuition :
Day Industrial School
$2,519.04
Day Household Arts School
90.85
High School
89.68
Robert S. Boudreau, Restitution
24.00
Paul Delorey, Restitution
15.00
W. H. Drake, M.D., Refund
20.00
$4,147.15
Libraries :
Income, Tufts Fund - Books
$75.00
Income, Tufts Fund - Reading Room
75.00
Income, Joseph E. Trask Fund 401.87
Income, Augustus J. Richards Fund 156.25
Income , Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund
78.12
Income, Tirrell Donation
31.25
Income, Francis Flint Forsythe Fund
31.25
Income, Charles Henry Pratt
Trust Fund
16.25
Librarian, Fines, Fees, etc. :
Tufts Library
482.40
North Weymouth Branch
165.05
East Weymouth Branch
157.57
$1,670.01
Recreation :
Locker fees, Bath House
$3.75
American Agricultural Chemical Co., refund
1.90
$5.65
Unclassified :
Tax Title Releases
$30,655.98
Tax Title Excess
3,299.00
Dog License Fees
2,999.00
Sale Wood
865.00
Sale Fertilizer
27.75
Tufts Lecture Fund-Income Acct.
213.74
Beals Park Fund
87.81
Laban Pratt Fountain Fund
13.50
Taxes abated-later paid
253.98
Chase, Parker & Co. Inc .- refund
169.72
Dept. of Agriculture, award
1.50
$38,586.98
Public Service Enterprise :
Sales of alewives
$205.00
Interest :
On deferred Taxes :
1932, Frank W. Holbrook $3.38
237.
1933, Frank W. Holbrook 1934, Frank W. Holbrook 1935, Frank W. Holbrook
$2,941.55 11,294.70 556.05 $14,795.68
Municipal Indebtedness : Anticipation of Revenue Notes
700,000.00
Total receipts for the year 1935 Cash on hand January 1, 1935
2,338,251.33 404,158.41
Total
$2,742,409.74
PAYMENTS - GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Appropriation Committee :
Roland M. Smith. services, etc.
$280.60
John W. Field, services, etc.
65.25
Printing, Stationery, etc. 154.15
Total Expended $500.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
500.00
Selectmen's Department:
Marshall F. Spear, Chairman
$562.50
William A. Connell, Clerk
791.64
Everett E. Callahan
462.50
Joseph Crehan
462.50
Sandy Roulston
462.50
Fred E. Waite
372.50
$3,114.14
Expenses :
Marshall F. Spear
255.00
William A. Connell
215.00
Everett E. Callahan
50.00
Joseph Crehan
255.00
Sandy Roulston
255.00
Fred E. Waite
50.00
1,080.00
Perambulating Town Bounds
100.00
Equipment, Stationery and Supplies
208.93
Postage
74.20
Printing and Advertising
269.35
Census
687.82
Total Expended Balance to Treasury
165.56
Total Appropriation, March 4, 1935
5,700.00
Accounting Department :
Emerson R. Dizer, Accountant Mary E. Ford Virginia A. Oliva
2,000.00
884.00
Equipment, Stationery and Supplies
226.51
$5,534.44
$5,700.00
$3,000.00
238.
Printing and Advertising Postage and Stamped Envelopes Sundry Expenses
$303.70 130.80
4.95
Total Expended
$6,549.96
Balance to Treasury
. 04
Total
$6,550.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$6,000.00
From Water Department
550.00
Total
$6,550.00
Treasurer's Department :
Edwin R. Sampson, Treasurer
$1,500.00
Ethel B. Ryan
1,300.00
Marshall T. Tirrell
1,040.00
Treasurer's Bond
402.55
Certifying Town Notes
58.00
Printing and Stationery
19.13
Miscellaneous Expenses
145.88
Total Expended
$4,465.56
Balance to Treasury
55.44
Total
$4,521.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$3,021.00
From Water Department
1,500.00
Total
$4,521.00
Collector's Department :
Frank W. Holbrook, Commission
$7,280.40
Collector's Bond
522.00
A. E. Barnes & Co., insurance
86.41
Cash Books, etc.
89.75
Costs on Tax Titles Purchased
2,143.46
Total Expended
$10,122.02
Balance to Treasury
45.98
Total
$10,168.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$9,700.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 12, 1935
468.00
Total
$10,168.00
Assessors ' Department :
Charles W. Burgess, Chairman
$800.00
Harry E. Bearce, Clerk
1,230.12
John F. Dwyer
1,510.83
Julian Merchant
800.00
Richard Halloran
800.00
Frank A. Pray
200.00
Catherine F. Howley
1,304.50
Dorothy A. McCarthy
1,021.00
239.
Printing and Advertising Abstracts of Deeds
$631.62
334.04
Assessors ' Meetings with Registrars
95.00
Supplies, Stationery, Postage, etc.
578.99
Total Expended
$9,306.10
Balance to Treasury
193.90
Total Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$9,500.00 9,500.00
Legal Department:
Kenneth L. Nash, services
$1,500.00
Kenneth L. Nash, trial cases
1,300.00
Equipment, Books, etc.
404.70
Total Expended
$3,204.70
Balance to Treasury
95.30
Total
$3,300.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$3,000.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 6, 1935
300.00
Total
$3,300.00
Damages :
Nellie G. Hunt, compensation
$1,322.17
Julia A. Sheehy, compensation
520.00
Elizabeth E. Wells, judgment
1,000.00
John Loring, judgment
600.00
Cecelia M. McCue, judgment
476.00
Ethel F. Atkinson, judgment
425.05
Mary A. Connors & John J. Sullivan, judgment
300.00
Weymouth American Legion Corporation, judgment
275.20
Columbus Building Corp. of Weymouth, judgment
266.05
Lillian M. Enck, judgment
150.00
William Atkinson, judgment
125.80
Philip A. Rich, Jr., judgment
121.92
Damages and Easements
324.15
Medical Service, Compensation Cases
630.90
Compensation paid injured employees
163.13
Total Expended Balance to Treasury
$6,700.37
539.65
Total
Appropriation, March 4, 1935 Raised in Levy of 1935
2,411.82
Total
$5,911.82
Less excess expended in 1934
748.65
Balance
$5,163.17
$2,076.85
Expended in excess - judgments To be raised in levy of 1936
240.
$7,240.02
$3,500.00
Town Clerk's Department :
Clayton B. Merchant, services
$1,000.00
Nellie L. Greaney
750.00
Collecting, Recording and Indexing
932.60
Returning Births, Physicians
108.50
Returning Deaths, Undertakers
68.25
Stenographer at Town Meetings
80.00
Printing and Advertising
199.42
Postage Supplies, Stationery, etc.
69.51
33.76
Total Expended
$3,242.04
Balance to treasury
57.96
Total Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$3,300.00 3,300.00
Elections and Registrations :
Edward P. Murphy Chairman
$200.00
Clayton B. Merchant, Clerk
300.00
John F. Reardon
200.00
Basil S. Warren
200.00
Services of Election Officers :
Precinct One
85.50
Precinct Two
87.00
Precinct Three
88.50
Precinct Four
68.50
Precinct Five
70.00
Precinct Six
85.50
Precinct Seven
70.00
Precinct Eight
68.50
Precinct Nine
68.50
Janitor Service
31.45
Hall Rental
45.00
Printing and Advertising
12.75
Supplies, Stationery, etc.
313.71
Total Expended
$1,994.91
Balance to Treasury
17.05
Total
$2,011.96
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$1,783.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 6, 1935
228.96
Total
$2,011.96
Engineering Department:
Town Survey :
Engineering Services
$2,636.75
Expenses
199.57
$2,836.32
Street Survey, etc.
1,068.85
Bound Stones
294.83
Total Expended Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$4,200.00 4,200.00
241.
Planning Board :
Weymouth Gazette & Transcript
$60.00
Weymouth Truth
60.00
Arthur I. Negus, expenses
21.00
Russell H. Whiting
14.35
Frank A. Pray
10.45
Eleanor M. Oliva
5.00
Total Expended
$170.80
Balance to Treasury
29.20
Total Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$200.00 200.00
Maintenance of Town Hall :
Charles E. Dunbar, Janitor
$1,560.00
Frank Gardner, Janitor
5.00
Thomas Fadden, Janitor
5.00
Anna L. Halnan, Switchboard Operator 1,300.00
Edwinia V. Conway, Switchboard
25.00
Charles E. Shaw, Engineer
900.00
Ida E. Fisher
624.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
794.12
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
1,246.46
Cities Service Refining Co., fuel
629.00
Janitor's Supplies, Repairs and Equipment
1,356.01
Total Expended
$8,444.59
Balance to Treasury
61.09
Total
$8,505.68
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$7,500.00
From Reserve Fund, April 23, 1935
355.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 6, 1935
650.68
Total
$8,505.68
Soldiers ' Monument, Memorials :
North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n.
$100.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
100.00
Protection of Persons and Property :
Police Department :
Salaries and Wages :
Chief
$3,150.00
Captain
2,550.00
Lieutenant
2,300.00
Sergeants
6,600.00
Patrolmen (16)
31,677.00
Patrolmen (7)
12,540.00
Specials and Vacations
5,601.25
$64,418.25
242.
Silent Police, Traffic Signs, etc .:
Weymouth. Light & Power Co. Traffic Equipment Co. The Gamewell Company Arnold D'Allesandro
$1,565.00 105.55
9.30
7.50 $1,687.35
Equipment and Repairs : .
N. E. Tel & Tel. Co.
$624.00
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.
240.13
Green & Swett
19.00
Wm. M. L .. McAndrews, Inc.
17.40
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
10.35
Miscellaneous
20.26
$931.14
Maintenance of Motor Vehicles :
American Oil Co.
$812.42
Crawford Machine Works
266.83
C. W. O'Connor, Inc.
102.80
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
92.49
Norfolk Motors, Inc.
46.37
Cities Service Refining Co. Sargent Brothers
44.18
Ray Hadley
25.00
Miscellaneous
22.20
C. W. O'Connor, Inc., automobile
588.55
$ 2,027.34
Fuel :
312.08
Light :
196.28
Maintenance of Building and Grounds :
Sheldon W. Lewis
$48.66
Monument Mills
47.00
J. Brest & Co. Inc.
18.00
Goodco Sanitary Products
10.00
Weymouth Water Department
10.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
9.18
Bellingham Hardware Co.
5.50
$148.34
Other Expenses :
Telephones
$ 205.25
Printing
67.50
Food for Prisoners
37.25
Miscellaneous
239.57
$549.57
Signs :
20.80
Maintenance Police Signal System:
618.00
Total Expended
$70,909.15
Balance to Treasury
606.85
Total
$71,516.00
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
71,516.00
Police Pension :
(Sec. 85, Chap. 32 G.L. )
Arthur H. Pratt Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$1,575.00
1,575.00
243.
26.50
New Police Station :
Appropriation, Oct. 22, 1935 From E. R. A. 1935
$8,265.00 9,000.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 26, 1935
5,000.00
Balance to 1936 account
$22,265.00
Fire Department:
Salaries and Wages :
Chief
$2,500.00
Deputy Chief
2,085.70
Captains (5)
9,719.93
Lieutenants (4)
7,269.61
Privates
36,525.21
Salaries of Call Men
481.23
Services of Call Men at Fires
1,995.00
$60,576.68
Fire Alarm Account:
Superintendent
$1,985.70
Assistant
1,825.00
3,810.70
Other Expenses :
Horni Signal Mfg. Corp.
390.39
Granite City Elec. Sup.
336.70
American Oil Co.
203.38
First Baptist Church
150.00
Pilgrim Church Soc.
150.00
Wey. Lt. & Pwr. Co.
135.01
Geo. H. Buckminster Co.
80.34
Bellingham Hdwe. Co.
70.00
Lincoln & Perrault Co.Inc.40.30 Crawford Machine Works 29.95
Harold Turner
22.50
The Gamewell Co.
20.73
Merrimac Chemical Co.
17.80
Miscellaneous
86.76
1,733.86
Police Account :
Wey. Lt. & Pwr. Co.
303.75
The Gamewell Co.
67.73
Granite City Elec.Sup.
28.11
Geo. H. Buckminster Co.
26.46
Miscellaneous
11.36
437.41
$5,981.97
Forest Fires :
Services of Call Men at Fires
2,329.50
Other Expenses :
American 011 Co.
79.91
Gorham Fire Equip.Co.
40.08
P. L. Pingree
33.64
Lincoln & Perrault
Co., Inc.
16.92
Miscellaneous
17.84
188.39
$2,517.89
244.
Equipment and Repairs :
Justin A. McCarthy $1,977.93
American Oil Co.
294.90
Textile Products Corp.
181.32
P. L. Pingree
169.13
Heaney Mfg. Co.
159.00
Bellingham Hdwe.Co.Inc.
140.18
Midwestern Mfg. Co.
126.62
Gorham Fire Equip.Co.
89.95
Sun Oil Co.
64.00
C. A. Paulding
59.78
Percy L. Bicknell
52.05
Boston Coupling Co.
47.87
Hammond Hollis
29.65
Lincoln & Perrault
Co., Inc.
28.99
Geo. Collins Co.
28.66
Crawford Mach. Works
28.31
Andrew J. Morse & Son
26.46
Goodyear Service
25.28
Thorp's Garage
23.50
Direct Sales Co.
22.04
Mine Safety Appliance Co. 21.90
Miscellaneous
126.90
$3,724.42
Combination One
156.27
Combination Two
263.95
Combination Three
318.97
Combination Five
110.66
Ladder One
92.62
Ladder Two
237.00
Squad Truck
229.34
$5,133.23
Fuel.
Station One
$277.35
Station Two
786.65
Station Three
505.39
Station Five
254.47
$1,823.86
Light :
Station One
$56.41
Station Two
2077.58
Scation Three
127.74
Station Five
85.42
$477.15
Maintenance Buildings and Grounds :
Station One
$164.16
Station Two
501.63
Station Three
371.50
Station Five
160.47
$1,197.76
Other Expenses :'
Telephones
$622.04
Printing
95.25
Miscellaneous
72.06
$789.35
Total Expended®
$78,497.89
Balance to Treasury
4.33
Total
$78,502.22
245.
Appropriation, March 4, 1935 From Reserve Fund, Dec. 26, 1935 From Police Department
$74,908.56 2,975.66 618.00
Total
$78,502.22
Building Inspector's Department:
Andrew T. Moore Board of Appeal :
$933.33
Russell H. Whiting
35.00
Kenneth L. Nash
35.00
Sandy Roulston
30.00
Everett E. Callahan
5.00
Total Expended
$1,038.33
Balence to Treasury
111.67
Total Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$1,150.00 1,150.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures :
Charles W. Burgess, services
$1,000.00
Charles W. Burgess, transportation
165.39
Miscellaneous expenses
34.61
Total Expended Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$1,200.00 1,200.00
Moth Department :
Payrolls - Labor
$2,885.72
Arsenate of Lead
269.74
Truck Hire
904.65
Repairs
40.61
Supplies :
Sulphur, Lime, etc.
$178.05
Hose, gasoline & oil
80.51
Miscellaneous
55.25 313.81
Alice A. Nash, Est., Storage Clerical Work
15.20
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
14.17
Total Expended
$4,493.90
Balance to Treasury
6.10
Total
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$4,500.00 4,500.00
Tree Department :
Payroll - Labor
$1,121.07
Truck hire Fertilizer
54.07
Miscellaneous Supplies
165.39
V. Leslie Hebert, Tree Warden
80.00
246.
1
109.03
50.00
Charles L. Merritt, Tree Warden
$20.00
Total Expended Balance to Treasury
$1,549.56 6.94
Total
$1,556.50
Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$1,500.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 6, 1935
56.50
Total
$1,556.50
Health Department:
General Administration:
Thomas J. MacDonald, Chairman
$150.00
F. L. Doucett, Clerk 200.00
Daniel H. Clancy
100.00
Printing, etc.
147.91
$597.91
Contagious Disease Cases :
State Infirmary $111.00
Mass. Memorial Hospitals 323.00
Mass. General Hospital 92.05
F.L. Doucett, M.D.
63.00
M.H. Millen, M.D.
48.00
H. S. Cummings
39.55
Miscellaneous
10.87
$687.47
Tuberculosis Cases :
Norfolk County Hos.
$4,504.86
Lakeville State
Sanatorium
1,766.00
Central N. E.
Sanatorium, Inc.
276.86
Town of Whitman
225.55
N. Reading State
State Sanatorium
221.00
Rutland State
Sanatorium
208.00
Westfield State Sanatorium
179.00
F.A. Loud & Co.
147.00
Julia C. Forcier
60.70
$7,588.97
Other Expenses :
Inspection of Dairies, etc. $268.58
Plumbing Inspections
1,240.00
Burying Animals
374.00
Maintenance of Dumps
1,145.65
Investigations
234.00
Miscellaneous
316.31
$3,578.54
Total Expended Balance to Treasury
$12,452.89
47.11
Total
Appropriation, March. 4, 1935
$12,500.00 12,500.00
247.
Nurses :
Weymouth Visiting Nurse Ass'n. Appropriation, March 4, 1935
$2,000.00 2,000.00
Tuberculosis Hospital - Norfolk County :
Treas. Norfolk County-Assessment Appropriation, March 4, 1935
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