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At North Weymouth Beach along Wessagussett Road, a sea wall should be built to retain the street and allow the cleaning of the beach in this vicinity. It is recommended that this wall be built at the earliest possible time.
For the not too distant future, we may mention at this time that care and thought be given to the preparation of adequate zoning laws to insure the proper development of the waterfront for industrial purposes.
All over the Town there seems to be a determined trend towards win- ter sports and while a not too great sum of money should be spent to purchase facilities for those engaging in such recreation, it does seem to the Planning Board that areas could be provided in each section of the Town for this purpose. In this connection we recommend that on the land of Nellie G. Leary that a skating area be provided, such project in- volves only the excavation of about a half acre of land to make it usable for this purpose.
For the future may we suggest that if further building construction is to be engaged upon that a new set of Town Garages be erected in place of the present Town Barns which are somewhat outmodeled. This re- commendation is merely a thought at this time for we recognize that in our rapidly growing community the size of the present lot on which the Town Barn stands will be too small on which to erect an adequate building and hence when the time arrives, consideration must be given to the purchase of another piece of land.
North Weymouth has a civic center of its own now with the new Fire Station which has been erected on Athens Street. In this little center there is not only the Fire Station, but a school building, an elegant church, and a Town Park. The only drawback to its being an ideal civic center is the location in the middle of this group of an old dwelling which has not a great value attached to it. We would recommend that this building and land be purchased by the Town, the building to be razed and the land equally divided between the Fire Department and the School Department between which it now stands.
In view of the fact that dumps throughout the Town are rapidly be- coming a menace to health, and eye-sores to the neighborhood, they will if allowed to expand, create a serious situation. We ask at this time that thought be given to the installation of an incinerator.
By and large the Planning Board feels that the physical condition of the Town is most satisfactory. The improvements that have been made on Town properties during the past few years are just now beginning to manifest themselves. Your Planning Board is greatly appreciative of the assistance and co-operation received from other Town Departments. For the coming year, it hopes that these same departments will be as friendly and helpful as in the past, and hopes that it may report a year from today the same progress that this report demonstrates, has been made in the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES GRIFFIN, Chairman RUSSELL H. WHITING
CHARLES JORDAN, Clerk DANIEL CUMMINGS THOMAS J. KELLEY FRANK A. PRAY Weymouth Planning Board
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN AND PUBLIC WELFARE
To the Citizens of the Town of Weymouth:
The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Weymouth submit a report for the year 1936. The Board was sworn into office March 10, 1936. Marshall F. Spear, was appointed chairman of the Boards of Selectmen and Public Welfare. William A. Connell, was appointed Clerk of the Board of Selectmen.
The following appointments were made:
Thomas J. Kelly, Superintendent of Streets. Andrew T. Moore, Building Inspector.
Joseph A. Fern, Secretary to the Board of Public Welfare. Margaret Hyland, Old Age Assistance Agent.
John Reidy, Inspector of Animals.
Chief Edward F. Butler, Harbor Master. Thomas M. O'Toole, Superintendent of Alewive Fisheries. Karl O'Neil, Burial Agent, and Custodian of Veterans Graves. Clifford A. Berry, Superintendent of Town Infirmary. William A. Connell, Soldiers' Relief Officer.
Russell H. Whiting, Town Engineer. Hon. Kenneth L. Nash, Town Counsel. Edward P. Murphy, Board of Registrars.
J. Herbert Libby, Joseph Kelley, Alfred S. Tirrell, Walter R. Field, Electric Light Committee. (L. Henry Godin died in office), vacancy filled by Charles L. Gibson.
The Board of Selectmen acted througout the year as the Liquor Licensing Board.
Respectfully submitted, MARSHALL F. SPEAR, Chairman WILLIAM A. CONNELL, Clerk JOSEPH CREHAN JOSEPH A. FERN EVERETT E. CALLAHAN
Selectmen of Weymouth
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass.
January 28, 1937.
To the Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
Herewith is submitted the thirty-fifth annual report of the Accounting Department recording certain facts relative to the financial affairs of the Town. Complete detailed information regarding any financial trans- action is available in my office to those who wish more than what appears herein.
The accounts of the several town officers have been examined regularly, all bank balances verified at least once a month and the cash and securi- ties of the town always found in order.
The statements appended to this report give evidence that the town has consistently maintained a sound financial status.
The Net Debt of the town has been reduced to $576,000, a sum less than it has been for 10 years. During this period $620,000 has been liquidated, or more than our present total net debt.
A Surplus Revenue of $176,436.98 shows an improvement over that of last year irrespective of the fact that $15,000 was used toward the con- struction costs of the Ward One Fire Station. Tax Title Revenue of $66,042.14 will also find its way eventually to Surplus Revenue for the town has never been obliged to borrow against tax titles, as has been the case with many other municipalities.
The favorable rates at which the Town of Weymouth has borrowed on anticipation of Revenue Notes is further evidence of the favorable rating the town holds with those who are in a position to determine its financial condition.
The large sums expended for Public Relief and Old Age Assistance have been materially relieved by the contribution of the Federal Govern- ment but with the increase in the number of applicants for Old Age Assistance it is apparent that this will be a continued expense of larger proportions from now on.
Considerable satisfaction accrues to this department when audits and examinations are made of the financial activities of the town by non-resident experts in their profession. Such examinations have been made on five different occasions during my 17 years service as Town Accountant, by the Division of Accounts, Department of Corporations and Taxation of the Commonwealth, the most recent in 1936, and at all times have the financial affairs been found in order. This should be cause of satisfaction to the citizens of Weymouth, not from an accounting standpoint alone, but from the fact that it gives assurance that all officials charged with the responsibility of handling municipal funds have been faithful and honest in the conduct of their respective ac- tivities.
The acceptance by the Town of Chapter 318 of the Acts of 1936, providing for a Contributory Retirement System effective on July 1, 1937, creates a Retirement Board of three, one of whom shall be the Town Accountant. Information will be given employees from time to time so that they may be made familiar with the requirements for admission to the system.
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Any one seeking knowledge relating to any of the problems of municipal finance, as far as Weymouth is concerned, is not only invited but is urged to call upon me at any time for such service as I may be able to render.
Successful accomplishment of any task requires the utmost co-operation. I am mindful of and appreciate the helpfulness and painstaking effort of my office personnel as well as that of all public officials with whom it has been my pleasure to be associated.
Respectfully yours, EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant.
RECEIPTS
General Revenue:
Taxes
Current Year:
Property
$ 921,449.90
Poll
12,482.00
$ 933,931.90
Previous Years:
Property
$ 234,494.84
Poll
472.00
$ 234,966.84
From Commonwealth:
Corporation Tax
$ 79,272.47
Race Tracks distribution
3,287.81
Income Tax
72,884.77
Distribution Liquor Revenue
22,191.71
Machinery Tax
9,345.73
$ 186,982.49
Licenses and Permits :
Alcoholic and Malt Beverages
$ 14,081.00
Plumbing Permits
655.00
Building Permits
482.00
Victuallers Licenses
265.00
Auto Dealers Licenses
162.00
Sunday Amusement Licenses
161.00
Junk Dealers Licenses
150.00
Gas and Oil Permits
138.00
Entertainment Permits
106.00
Garage Permits
89.00
Pedlars Licenses
75.00
State Licenses
75.00
Pistol Permits
57.00
Auctioners Licenses
16.00
Pool Licenses
10.00
$ 16,522.00
Fines and Forfeits:
East Norfolk District Court
$ 711.91
Dedham Court
50.00
$ 761.91
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Grants and Gifts:
From Commonwealth
a/c Weymouth Vocational School
$ 9,967.53
a/c Weymouth Household Arts School
2,354.74
a/c Other Trade Schools
221.44
1,785.19
a/c Tuition State Wards a/c Smith-Hughes Fund
1,451.39
From County of Norfolk: Dog, License Fees
2,298.98
$ 18,079.27
Special Assessments:
Moth Extermination
$ 367.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
39,992.53
$ 40,359.53
General Government:
Water Department - Collecting Service
$ 1,500.00
Water Department - Accounting Service
550.00
Telephone tolls and sale of maps
15.45
Rental Council Chamber
4.00
$ 2,069.45
Police Department :
Thomas Slattery, refund
$ 1,100.71
Fire Department:
Rental Halls
$ 23.00
Fireworks Permits
10.00
$ 33.00
Inspection :
Sealer's Fees
$ 362.78
Health and Santitation:
State Treas., subsidy
$ 1,597.14
Licenses and Permits
335.50
Town of Hingham
136.00
H. F. Godin, Milk Inspection Fees
77.50
Dental Clinic Revenue
30.50
$ 2,176.64
Highways:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
a/c Middle St. Construction - 1935
$ 1,945.36
a/c Middle St. Construction - 1936 Labor, Materials, etc.
38.00
$ 14,036.81
Public Welfare:
Reimbursement for Relief Given:
Temporary Aid:
From Individuals
$ 145.15
From other Cities and Towns
9,360.96
From State
12,451.81
Mothers' Aid:
From other Cities and Towns From State
8,400.23
Services of Physicians
1,665.00
Distribution of Clothing
80.30
Distribution of Wood
215.60
$ 33,656.84
12,053.45
1,337.79
276
Reimbursement for Old Age Assistance:
Individuals
$ 25.00
Other Cities and Towns
2,239.50
State
29,125.69
Federal Grant - Administration
1,046.33
Federal Grant - Assistance
31,394.54
Distribution of Wood
9.00
$ 63,840.06
Soldiers' Benefits:
State Aid
$ 1,280.00
Military Aid
372.00
Soldiers' Relief
463.70
$ 2,115.70
Schools:
Rent of Halls
$ 718.75
Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc .:
Schools, General
115.31
Day Industrial School - Printing
260.82
Day Industrial School - Carpentry
37.78
Day Industrial School - Auto Repair
241.91
Day Industrial School - General
8.97
Opportunity Class
218.98
Tuition :
Day Industrial School
3,682.25
Day Household Arts School
118.50
High School - Agric. Dept.
89.68
High School
89.30
Robert S. Boudreau, restitution
32.73
Paul Delorey, restitution
41.73
$ 5,656.71
Libraries:
Income - Tufts Fund - Books
$ 75.00
Income - Tufts Fund - Reading Room
75.00
Income - Joseph E. Trask Fund
360.60
Income - Augustus J. Richards Fund
142.48
Income - Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund
75.00
Income - Tirrell Donation
30.00
Income - Francis Flint Forsythe Fund
30.00
Income - Arthur E. Pratt Fund
90.00
Income - Charles Henry Pratt Fund
15.00
Income - William H. Pratt Fund
27.98
Librarian, Fines, Fees, etc .:
Tufts Library
467.98
North Weymouth Branch
150.41
East Weymouth Branch
202.96
$ 1,742.41
Recreation:
Locker Fees, Bath House
$
3.50
Unclassified :
Tax Title Releases
$ 27,161.13
Tax Title Excess
3,322.02
Dog License Fees
3,265.00
Dividend - Mutual Fire Ins. Policies
1,440.90
Fire Loss - School Department
1,985.00
Insurance Refund - Reduction in Rate
76.61
277
Tufts Lecture Fund - Income a/c
376.10
Tufts Sidewalk Fund - Income a/c
174.52
Beals Park Fund - Income a/c
93.40
Laban Pratt Fountain Fund - Income a/c
5.60
Sale Old Lumber
16.40
Taxes Abated - Later Paid
32.57
Federal Grant - Police Station
7,075.00
Deposit for Plans - Police Station
150.00
Deposit for Plans - Fire Station
25.00
Refund - New Fire Station Account
4.00
John Thomas, Sale of Lots
35.00
Interest on Dog License Fees
1.40
Demands on Poll Taxes - 1935
4.20
Demands on Poll Taxes - 1936
293.30
Old Outstanding Checks, transferred to Tailings a/c
701.58
$ 46,238.73
Public Service Enterprise: Sale of Alewives
$ 201.40
Interest:
On Deferred Taxes:
1934, Frank W. Holbrook
$ 2,103.20
1935, Frank W. Holbrook
8,658.53
1936, Frank W. Holbrook
549.44
$ 11,311.17
Municipal Indebtedness:
Anticipation of Revenue Notes
$700,000.00
Total Receipts for the year 1936
$2,316,149.85
Cash on hand January 1, 1936
106,104.11
$2,422.253.96
PAYMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Appropriation Committee:
John W. Field, services, etc. Printing
$ 483.58
16.42
Total Expended
$ 500.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
500.00
Selectmen's Department:
Marshall F. Spear, Chairman
$ 833.32
William A. Connell, Clerk
1,499.98
Everett E. Callahan
650.06
Joseph Crehan
650.06
Joseph A. Fern
563.96
Sandy Roulston
86.10
$ 4,283.48
Expenses :
Marshall F. Spear
William A. Connell
$ 50.00 50.00
278
Joseph Crehan Sandy Roulston
50.00
50.00
$ 200.00
Equipment, Stationery and Supplies Postage
35.00
Printing and Advertising
514.97
Expenses - Selectmen's Ass'n Meeting
150.00
Total Expended
$ 5,372.44
Balance to Treasury
477.56
Toal
$ 5,850.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 5,700.00
From Reserve Fund, June 16, 1936
150.00
Total
$ 5,850.00
Accounting Department:
Emerson R. Dizer, Accountant
$ 3,000.00
Mary E. Ford
2,000.00
Virginia A. Oliva
1,010.00
Equipment, Stationery and Supplies
405.41
Printing and Advertising
227.45
Postage and Stamped Envelopes
295.43
Sundry Expenses
1.50
Total Expended
$ 6,939.79
Balance to Treasury
73.21
Total
$ 7,013.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 6,463.00
From Water Department
550.00
Total
$ 7,013.00
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
281.00
Insurance
74.72
Certifying Town Notes
56.00
Printing and Advertising
14.45
Miscellaneous Expenses
112.36
Total Expended
$ 4,378.53
Balance to Treasury
982.47
Total
$ 5,361.00
From Water Department
1,500.00
Total
$ 5,361.00
188.99
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Collector's Department:
Frank W. Holbrook, Commission
$ 6,933.29
Collector's Bonds
522.00
A. E. Barnes & Co., Insurance
55.40
Cash Books, etc.
91.42
Costs on Tax Titles Purchased
1,806.37
Total Expended
$ 9,408.48
Balance to Treasury
163.52
Total
$ 9,572.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
9,572.00
Assessor's Department:
Charles W. Burgess, Chairman
$ 900.00
Harry E. Bearce, Clerk
1,950.00
Richard Halloran
800.00
Frank A. Pray
800.00
Julian R. Merchant
733.37
Francis A. Gunn
66.63
Catherine F. Howley
1,300.00
Dorothy A. McCarthy
1,144.00
Petrecia E. Jorgensen
172.00
Gladys Ritchie
144.00
Printing and Advertising
490.10
Abstracts of Norfolk Deeds
369.88
Automobile Hire
48.00
Assessors' Meetings with Registrars
278.00
Supplies, Stationery, Postage, etc.
684.95
Equalization of Property Values:
Harry E. Bearce
$ 200.00
Charles W. Burgess
200.00
Richard Halloran
200.00
Julian R. Merchant
200.00
Frank A. Pray
200.00
1,000.00
Total Expended
$ 10,880.93
Balance to Treasury
13.07
Total
$ 10,894.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
10,894.00
Legal Department:
Kenneth L. Nash, services
$ 1,500.00
Kenneth L. Nash, trial cases
550.00
Equipment, Books, etc.
389.52
Total Expended
$ 2,439.52
Balance to Treasury
560.48
Total
$ 3,000.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
3,000.00
280
Damages, Judgments, etc .:
Nellie G. Hunt, Compensation
$ 1,200.00
Julia A. Sheehy, Compensation
520.00
Town of Hingham, Judgment
901.27
Luella J. Swarbrick, Judgment
396.18
Anna E. Moore, Judgment
356.15
Frank W. Burbank, Judgment
342.20
Lillian S. Brown, Judgment
331.00
Grace Little, Judgment
162.23
Ruth Tooher, Judgment
113.00
Damages and Easements
1,074.65
Medical Services, Compensation Cases
648.78
Compensation paid injured employees
622.71
Total Expended
$ 6,668.17
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
3,000.00
Raised in Levy of 1936
2,076.85
Total
$ 5,076.85
Less excess expended in 1935
2,076.85
Balance
$
3,000.00
Expended in excess - judgments
$ 3,668.17
To be raised in Levy of 1937
Town Clerk's Department:
Clayton B. Merchant, services
$ 1,000.00
Nellie L. Greaney
909.00
Collecting, Recording and Indexing
974.50
Returning Births, Physicians
120.50
Returning Deaths, Undertakers
73.00
Stenographer at Town Meetings
60.00
Printing and Advertising
225.80
Postage
58.22
Supplies, Stationery, etc.
278.62
Total Expended
$ 3,699.64
Balance to Treasury
307.61
Total
$ 4,007.25
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$
4,007.25
Elections and Registrations:
Edward P. Murphy, Chairman
$ 200.00
Clayton B. Merchant, Clerk
300.00
John F. Reardon
200.00
Lawrence P. Corridan
ยท 161.11
Basil S. Warren
38.89
Services of Election Officers :
Precinct One
302.00
Precinct Two
314.00
Precinct Three
299.00
Precinct Four
291.00
Precinct Five
298.50
281
Precinct Six
311.00
Precinct Seven
283.50
280.50
Precinct Eight Precinct Nine Janitor Service Hall Rental Printing and Advertising
285.00
125.53
167.00
319.47
Supplies, Stationery, etc.
252.62
Total Expended
$ 4,429.12
Balance to Treasury
157.38
Total
$ 4,586.50
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
4,586.50
Engineering Department:
Town Survey:
Engineering Services
$ 3,414.65
Expenses
110.87
$ 3,525.52
Street Surveys, etc.
874.48
Total Expended
$ 4,400.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
4,400.00
By-Laws Committee:
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 1.00
Balance to 1937 account
1.00
Planning Board:
Russell H. Whiting
$ 108.10
Mass. Federation of Planning Boards
15.00
Pray & Kelley
9.50
Total Expended
$132.60
Balance to Treasury
167.40
Total
$ 300.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
300.00
Maintenance of Town Hall:
Charles E. Dunbar, Janitor
$ 1,485.00
John Galvin, Janitor
60.00
Marguerite B. Donovan, Switchbord Operator
1,000.00
Anna L. Halnan, Switchboard Operator
350.00
Charles E. Shaw, Engineer
900.00
Sarah Wintermeyer
381.00
Ida E. Fisher
268.00
Grace Oteri
44.00
Nora Coleman
1
6.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
943.13
282
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
1,301.56
Cities Service Refining Co., fuel
598.13
Janitor's Supplies, Repairs and Equipment
1,322.06
Total Expended $ 8,668.88
Balance to Treasury
25.12
Total
$ 8,694.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
8,694.00
Soldiers' Monument, Memorials:
North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n.
$ 100.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
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 (22)
43,967.50
Specials and Vacations
5,561.50
$ 64,129.00
Silent Police, Traffic Signs, etc .:
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
$ 1,560.00
Traffic Equipment Co.
245.80
Hancock Paint & Varnish Co.
18.13
Arnold D'Allesandro
17.50
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
2.40
$ 1,843.83
Equipment and Repairs:
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
$ 639.00
Sargent Bros., Automobile
400.00
Joseph T. Cazeault & Sons
194.40
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.
155.44
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
67.50
Wey. Lt. & Pwr. Co.
10.64
Wm. M. L. McAdams, Inc.
5.25
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
3.56
Jesseman's Hardware Store
2.00
$ 1,477.79
Maintenance of Motor Vehicles:
Sinclair Refining Co.
$ 562.35
Crawford Machine Works
206.93
American Oil Co.
116.28
Margaret E. Reidy
100.00
C. W. O'Connor, Inc.
86.59
Weymouth Lubritorium
19.00
Sargent Bros.
18.45
Ronald L. White
16.65
Miscellaneous
32.62
: 1,158.87
283
New Patrol Wagon:
The Farnham-Nelson Co.
2,900.00
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
31.00
Green & Swett Co.
10.62
Weymouth Truth
3.00
Weymouth Gazette & Transcript
1.75
$ 2,946.37
Fuel
327.35
Light
214.05
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
48.46
Sheldon W. Lewis
47.45
H. A. Abbott Hardware Co.
41.10
Mass. Reformatory
38.00
J. Brest & Co., Inc.
24.75
A. E. Roberts
20.00
Howe & French, Inc.
13.36
Edward L. Margetts
10.00
Weymouth Water Department
10.00
Miscellaneous
8.08
$ 261.20
Other Expenses:
Telephones
221.72
Printing
49.25
Food for Prisoners
18.75
Miscellaneous
114.36
$ 404.08
Maintenance Police Signal System:
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
225.44
The Gamewell Co.
214.73
John R. Haviland
168.00
Granite City Electric Supply Co.
152.33
Globe Paper Co.
5.85
Rhines Lumber Co.
3.28
Weymouth Water Department
3.18
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
2.40
J. E. Ludden
1.50
Crawford Machine Works
1.00
$ 777.71
Total Expended
$ 73,540.25
Balance to Treasury
461.75
Total
$ 74,002.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
74,002.00
Police Pension : Sec. 85, Chap. 32 G.L.)
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 1,575.00
Expended - Arthur H. Pratt
1,246.88
Balance to Treasury
$ 328.12
284
New Police Station:
John Hamre & Son
$31,063.80
George Ernest Robinson
1,740.00
Flurance I. Lyons
720.00
Modern Blue Print Co.
122.76
Andrew T. Moore
96.75
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp.
88.90
Russell H. Whiting
78.26
Banker & Tradesman Publishing Co.
34.25
Wey. Gazette & Transcript
18.75
Weymouth Truth
13.75
Total Expended
$ 33,977.22
Balance to 1937 account
112.78
Total
$ 34,090.00
Balance from 1935 account
$ 22,265.00
Deposit for Plans
150.00
Federal Grant
7,075.00
From Reserve Fund, Oct. 8, 1936
4,600.00
Total
$ 34,090.000
Fire Department:
Salaries and Wages:
Chief
$ 2,500.00
Deputy Chief
2,091.43
Captains (5)
10,337.16
Lieutenants
5,882.13
Privates
40,325.52
Salaries of Call Men
500.00
Salaries of Call Men at Fires
1,723.50
$ 63,359.74
Fire Alarm Account:
Superintendent
$ 2,091.43
Assistant
1,830.00
$ 3,921.43
Other Expenses :
Granite City Elec. Supply Co.
353.18
The Gamewell Co.
351.90
Voltex Co.
131.81
First Baptist Church
112.50
Wey. Lt. & Power Co.
103.34
Schofield's
97.00
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
51.80
Horni Signal Mfg. Corp.
23.66
Harold C. Turner
28.00
Miscellaneous
49.84
$ 1,303.03 $ 5,224.46
Forest Fires:
Services of Call Men at Fires
$ 1,387.00
Other Expenses :
Justin A. McCarthy Co.
$ 224.40
Sinclair Refining Co.
40.06
P. L. Pingree
13.35
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc. 8.70
285
Crawford Machine Works
8.30
American Oil Co.
7.17
Lincoln-Perrault Co., Inc.
4.21
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
1.57
$ 307.76 $ 1,694.76
Equipment and Repairs:
Justin A. McCarthy Co.
$ 1,995.12
P. L. Pingree
238.20
Crawford Machine Works
156.63
Chandler & Farquhar Co.
145.04
Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.
133.32
American Oil Co.
90.28
Motor Car. Co. of N. E.
89.96
C. A. Paulding
81.90
Sinclair Refining Co.
67.23
Harold C. Turner
64.30
James McCarthy
31.95
Gorham Fire Equipment Co.
28.68
Rhines Lumber Co.
27.05
Lincoln-Perrault Co., Inc.
15.33
Midwestern Mfg. Co.
15.19
Eagle Oil & Supply Co.
14.86
White Motor Co.
12.16
Granite City Electric Supply Co.
9.83
Miscellaneous
71.01
$ 3,288.04
Combination One
282.19
Combination Two
295.70
Combination Three
315.71
Combination Five
268.77
Ladder One
1,675.85
Ladder Two
2,089.99
Squad Truck
231.60
$ 8,447.85
Fuel :
Station One
174.79
Station Two
652.11
Station Three
460.11
Station Five
216.84
$ 1,503.85
Light:
Station One
52.92
Station Two
157.66
Station Three
72.01
Station Five
84.68
$ 367.27
Maintenance Buildings and Grounds:
Station One
256.63
Station Two
280.40
Station Three
287.61
Station Five
295.26
$ 1,119.90
Other Expenses:
Telephones
452.79
Printing
41.25
286
Miscellaneous
65.37
$ 559.41
Total Expended
$ 82,277.24
Balance to Treasury
62.76
Total
$ 82,340.00
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 78,000.00
From Reserve Fund, July 20, 1936
3,440.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 22, 1936
900.00
Total
$ 82,340.00
New Fire Station - North Weymouth:
H. L. Hauser Co., Inc
$ 23,975.00
Funk & Wilcox Co.
1,487.55
Central Motor Co.
400.00
The Berger Mfg. Co. of Mass.
274.28
Mass Reformatory
229.60
Modern Blue Print Co.
165 .. 04
State Prison
129.75
E. A. Parlee Co.
105.00
Wey. Lt. Power Co.
80.00
Quincy Shade & Screen Co.
78.00
Joseph Crehan & Son
63.00
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Corp.
56.05
The Gamewell Co.
50.00
Bay State Rail Co.
50.00
Weymouth Water Department
45.40
Arthur E. Roberts
39.50
A. C. Thompson
27.00
Atlantic Flag Pole Co.
23.50
Granite City Electric Supply Co.
18.35
Globe Newspaper Co.
17.60
James Wilkinson Co.
16.00
Edward T. Dwyer
10.50
Weymouth Gazette & Transcript
8.00
Reformatory for Women
5.93
Weymouth Truth
5.00
Nemasket Trans. Co.
3.75
Rockland Trans. Co., Inc.
.35
Total Expended
$ 27,364.15
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
$ 27,235.15
Deposit for Plans
25.00
Atlantic Flag Pole Co., Refund
4.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 22, 1936
100.00
Total
$ 27,364.15
Building Inspector's Department:
Andrew T. Moore, Services
$ 1,133.28
Andrew T. Moore, Auto Expenses
132.00
Board of Appeal:
Marshall F. Spear
45.00
Russell H. Whiting
45.00
Kenneth L. Nash
45.00
287
Miscellaneous expenses
49.70
Total Expended
$ 1,449.98
Balance to Treasury Total
33.35
$
1,483.33
Appropriation, March 2, 1936
1,483.33
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Charles W. Burgess, Services
$ 1,000.00
Charles W. Burgess, Transportation
200.00
Moore & Kling, Inc. Test Tank
297.00
Miscellaneous Expenses
52.60
Total Expended
$ 1,549.60
Balance to Treasury
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