Town annual report of Weymouth 1939, Part 18

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 330


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180.59


99.93


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


53.97


242


33.90


Provisions:


E. M. Dwyer


310.43


A. B. Bryant & Co.


122.00


H. O. Collyer


102.54


F. H. Sylvester


102.12


Weymouth Beef Co., Inc.


101.87


Surv-All Market


114.68


Chas. F. Brown


99.24


Shop and Save Store


98.01


F. A. Loud & Co.


97.84


Godin's Market


93.64


Willis' Store


91.51


I. Bloom & Son


77.65


Stanley B. Chalke


65.28


Ryerson's Spa


60.20


South Shore Fish Market


42.33


Mildred S. Nash


1.75


1,581.09


Clothing


N. Weymouth Dept. Store


114.75


Jackson Square Shoe Repairing


33.65


London Clothing Corp.


29.25


C. R. Denbroeder


28.55


W. H. Snow


11.00


Codman's Dept. Stores


4.45


221.65


Miscellaneous Supplies, etc.


381.13


Repairs, Maintenance, etc.


645.10


Medical Aid, etc.


137.30


Total


5,974.76


Balance to Treasury


.24


Total


5,975.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


5,970.00


Refund, Emerson Coal & Grain Co.


5.00


5,975.00


Outside Relief :


Aided by Other Cities and Towns: II


Settled in Weymouth :


Cash


3110.56


Rent


368.89


Fuel


2,116.47


Groceries


88.19


Clothing


2,067.91


Board


1,461.14


Miscellaneous


29.83


Total Expended


275.51


Balance to Treasury


10,000.00


Total


10,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


481.50


Medical Aid


9,724.49


243


Outside Relief :


Aided in Weymouth :


Settled in Weymouth: T. C.


Cash


24,027.01


Rent


11,701.60


Fuel


3,690.11


Groceries


8,130.63


Clothing


400.35


Medical Aid


7,052.31


Board


7,928.11


Miscellaneous


2,687.21


65,617.33


Not Settled in Weymouth: III


Cash


10,886.55


Rent


8,565.05


Fuel


2,300.52


Groceries


8,010.63


Clothing


386.11


Medical Aid


5,430.87


Board


1,361.44


Miscellaneous


877.82


37,818.99


Total Expended


103,436.32


Amount carried to 1940 account


390.14


Balance to Treasury


187.54


Total


104,014.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


104,014.00


Town Physicians:


Harold A. Spalding, M. D.


1,000.00


Morris H. Millen, M. D.


1,000.00


David I. Levine, M. D.


1,000.00


Clifford F. Danforth, M. D.


745.00


Wallace H. Drake, M. D.


255.00


Total Expended


4,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


4,000.00


Aid to Dependent Children: A. D. C.


Administrative Expenses:


Edwin Mulready


1,300.00


George H. Dwyer


230.00


Lucy J. DeTomaso


60.00


Edwin Mulready, auto expenses


311.00


George H. Dwyer, auto expenses


70.00


Mary M. Powers, auto expenses


5.00


W. Francis Harrington, auto expenses


1.00


James Reilly, Supt., stamped envelopes


253.80


L. W. Beckwith & Co., paper, etc.


96.60


Pray & Kelley, letterheads


8.50


The Smith Print, billheads


8.00


Total Expended


2,343.90


Balance to Treasury


531.74


Total


2,875.64


244


Appropriation, March 6, 1939 Federal Grant - administration


1,712.00 1,163.64


2,875.64


Allotments to individuals:


Cash


45,995.80


Rent


1,842.25


Groceries


2,10


Medical Aid


1,522.54


Board


259.98


Miscellaneous


439.30


Total Expended


50,061.97


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


41,436.00


Federal Grant - Relief


8,625.97


Total


50,061.97


Materials Account:


M. & R. Diatetic Laboratories, Inc.


25.02


Balance to Treasury


44.23


Total


69.25


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


50.00


Transfer for materials


19.25


Total


69.25


Old Age Assistance :


Administrative Expenses:


Thomas P. Delahunt


1,000.00


W. Francis Harrington


1,300.00


Mary M. Powers


1,040.00


Edwinia V. Conway


962.00


Priscilla F. Burns


728.00


Roberta Higgins


4.00


Automobile Expenses :


306.00


W. Francis Harrington Mary M. Powers


301.00


Postage


253.80


Printing


86.49


Miscellaneous


78.89


Total Expended


6,060.18


Balance to Treasury


278.07


Total


6,338.25


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


3,394.00


Federal Grant - Administration


2,944.25


Total


6,338.25


Assistance :


Expended - Allotments to Individuals


205,676.72


Balance to Treasury


652.58


Total


206,329.30


245


Appropriation, March 6, 1939 Federal Grant - Assistance


118,000.00 88,329.30


Total


206,329.30


W. P. A.


Administrative Expenses :


Charles Griffin


$1,120.00


Josephine B. Kenney


810.00


Archibald J. Mclellan


525.00


Phyllis S. Hall


513.00


Frances L. Fuller


219.00


Joseph Bragole, trans.


144.00


Archibald J. Mclellan, trans


75.00


L. W. Beckwith & Co.


49.45


Wm. H. Doyle, Supt.


37.00


Emerson R. Dizer


20.00


Gledhill Bros. Inc.


18.81


Pray & Kelley


16.23


Cook Chairs Inc.


15.20


Quincy Typewriter Service


14.50


Russell H. Whiting


10.95


Wauters & Schindler Inc.


9.50


Smith's


7.54


Wey. Gazette & Transcript


7.25


Edward F. Butler


6.00


Weymouth Truth


5.00


The Ockers Co.


3.92


Thomas A. Fern


2.36


$3,629.71


Expended on Projects as follows:


Miscellaneous


68.41


Office Telephone


112.55


Commodities


4,691.86


Police Dept. Records


44.00


Music Project


226.50


Sewing Project: 65-14-15


3,194.87


N. Y. A. 80-5-14-6


206.41


Hingham Ammunition Depot


368.03


Fire Hazard 665-14-2-34


85.54


Widening North & 'Neck Streets: 665-14-1-129


1,804.57


Town Wide Masonry Walls - Humphrey School: 665-14-1-129


221.33


Town Wide Masonry Walls - Hunt School


510.65


Town Wide Masonry Walls - Lambert Ave.


726.48


Town Wide Masonry Walls - North Weymouth Fire Station


116.95


Town Wide Masonry Walls - Pierce Road


43.18


Sidewalk Consolidation - Bicknell Road: 665-14-1-129


103.99


Sidewalk Consolidation - Cain Ave.


349.12


Sidewalk Consolidation


Cedar Street


1,312.57


Sidewalk Consolidation - Central Street


1,401.83


Sidewalk Consolidation - Clinton Road


47.20


Sidewalk Consolidation - Essex Street


2,081.93


Sidewalk Consolidation


Forest Street


2,720.24


Sidewalk Consolidation


- Franklin Street


549.23


Sidewalk Consolidation


Granite Street


20.88


Sidewalk Consolidation


- Green Street


1,157.55


Sidewalk Consolidation


Harding Ave.


1,323.55


Sidewalk Consolidation Hawthorne Street


2.55


Sidewalk Consolidation


- Holbrook Road


294.49


246


Sidewalk Consolidation Hunt Street


786.94


Sidewalk Consolidation Lakehurst Ave.


1,631.77


Sidewalk Consolidation - Leonard Road


8.90


Sidewalk Consolidation Main Street


74.56


Sidewalk Consolidation - Middle Street


32.00


Sidewalk Consolidation - Mill Street


1,460.40


Sidewalk Consolidation - Mount Vernon Street


1,360.93


Sidewalk Consolidation - Pleasant Street


1.50


Sidewalk Consolidation - Putnam Street


757.41


Sidewalk Consolidation


Ralph Talbot Street


258.86


Sidewalk Consolidation - Randolph Street


116.95


Sidewalk Consolidation - Rosalind Road


27.75


Sidewalk Consolidation


- Webb Street


21.00


Sidewalk Consolidation


Weybossett Street


195.51


Sidewalk Consolidation


Winter Street


2,454.52


Town Records: 665-14-1-177


2.61


Sewing Project: 65-1-14-183


215.20


Main Street - State Wide: 665-14-1-197


28.30


Bicknell School: 65-1-14-271


933.63


Park Rehabilitation : 665-14-1-302


8.50


School Rehabilitation : 665-14-1-302


119.53


Street Rehabilitation : 665-14-1-302


.59


Broad Street, Corner Foye Ave .: 465-14-1-330


26.50


Sidewalk Consolidation - Chard Street: 465-14-1-330


23.00


Sidewalk Consolidation - Middle Street: 465-14-1-330


12.50


Commercial Street, Corner of East Street: 465-14-1-330


142.20


Town Walk Sidewalks - Front Street: 465-14-1-330


35.00


Torrey Street Sidewalk: 665-14-2-330


.59


Assessors' Records : 665-14-3-626


307.18


Painting High School - 665-14-2-631


1,172.23


Painting Hunt School -. 665-14-2-631


831.22


Painting Legion Memorial Field - 665-14-2-631


106.79


Painting Nevin School - 665-14-2-631


830.77


Painting Pumping Station - 665-14-2-631


794.88


Painting Town Infirmary - 665-14-2-631


634.52


Great Pond Clearing : 665-14-2-725


3,429.93


Gypsy Moth Project: 665-14-2-731


1,336.65


Book Repair: 665-14-3-746


255.53


Bookbinding: 665-14-3-749


25.21


Assessors' Records: 465-14-3-762


32.00


Housekeepers' Aid Project: 465-14-3-811


161.01


Beals Park: 465-14-2-883


61.88


Great Hill Park: 465-14-2-883 1


27.82


Legion Memorial Field: 465-14-2-883


551.55


Stella Tirrell Playground: 465-14-2-883


433.94


Weston Park: 465-14-2-883


21.95


Improved Recreational Facilities and Grounds - Bicknell School - 665-14-2-1036


5,322.26


Improved Recreational Facilities and Grounds -


598.71


Beals Park: 665-14-2-1135


620.74


Great Hill Park: 465-14-2-1135


176.07


Stella Tirrell Playground: 665-14-2-1135


6,371.65


Webb Park: 465-14-2-1135


242.38


Weston Park: 465-14-2-1135


95.40


Total Expended


62,595.59


Balance to 1940 account


51.31


Total


62,646.90


247


Pratt School - 665-14-2-1036


Appropriation, March 6, 1939 Balance from 1938 account


$54,000.00 8,646.90


62,646.90


Soldiers' Benefits:


State Aid Military Aid Soldiers' Burials


230.00


110.00


240.67


Soldiers' Relief :


Administrative Expenses:


Edwin Mulready, auto expense, association dues


55.67


James Reilly, Supt., envelopes 25.00


24.00


Pray & Kelley, letter heads


8.50


Charles H. DeRusha, receipt blanks


7.00


Esther Johnson, clerical help


6.00


L. W. Beckwith & Co., binder


2.39


Thomas A. Fern, calendar pad


2.00


130.56


Allotments to Individuals


25,253.05


Total Expended


25,964.28


Amount carried to 1940 account


35.40


Balance to Treasury


.32


Total


26,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


24,000.00


From Reserve Fund, Nov. 24, 1939


2,000.00


26,000.00


SCHOOLS


Administrative Salaries:


Parker T. Pearson, Superintendent


$ 6,500.00


Other General Salaries:


Helen G. Tonry, Secretary


$ 2,000.00


Myrtle L. Rice


1,500.00


Truant Officers


13.50


3,513.50


Other General Expenses:


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


$ 679.20


Parker T. Pearson, conveyance


300.00


School Census


230.00


Miscellaneous


191.61


1,400.81


Teachers' Salaries :


Specials


$ 14,913.12


High School


99,168.88


Elementary School


169,161.56


283,243.56


Text Books and Supplies:


Gledhill Bros., Inc.


$ 1,772.26


J. L. Hammett Co.


1,539.18


Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc.


1,145.11


H. J. Dowd & Co., Inc


1,094.36


Ginn & Co.


1,049.87


248


Eleanor Daley, clerical help


The Macmillan Co.


993.31


Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.


868.60


Puritan Laundry Co.


562.30


Chicago Apparatus Co.


439.23


L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriter Co.


400.00


Milton Bradley Co.


395.10


The L. W. Singer Co.


316.31


F. J. Barnard & Co., Inc.


300.23


World Book Co.


290.51


Library Book House


289.51


Houghton Mifflin Co.


283.40


Charles Scribner's Sons


265.65


American Book Co.


263.94


D. C. Heath & Co.


227.10


The John C. Winston Co.


206.88


The Arlo Publishing Co.


204.68


South-Western Publishing Co.


186.74.


A. B. Dick Co.


184.78


Standard Mailing Machines Co.


174.68


Carter, Rice & Co.


162.95


Allyn & Bacon


140.37


Silver Burdett Co.


124.93


Chandler & Farquhar Co., Inc.


115.77


Row, Peterson & Co.


115.34


Miscellaneous


2,173.44


16,286.53


Tuition :


City of Boston


$ 347.56


City of Quincy


217.80


City of Brockton


2.10


567.46


Transportation :


Lovell Bus Lines, Inc


$ 17,500.00


E. Mass. St. Ry. Co.


50.00


17,550.00


Janitor Service :


High School


$ 9,893.00


Elementary Schools


19,445.19


29,338.19


Fuel :


High School


$ 3,431.73


Elementary Schools


6,376.69


9,808.42


Light & Power:


High School


$ 2,345.82


Elementary Schools


2,293.22


4,639.04


Maintenance of Buildings & Grounds:


High School


$ 12,675.54


Elementary Schools


14,328.27


General


897.70


27,901.51


Other Expenses:


Printing, Diplomas, etc.


$ 648.53


Physicians


310.00


958.53


249


Day Household Arts: Instructors Equipment and Supplies


$ 5,160.83 566.84


5,727.67


Day Industrial School:


Instructors


$ 21,243.57


Equipment and Supplies


7,555.82


28,799.39


Total Expended


$436,234.61


Balance to Treasury


.39


Total


$436,235.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$428,789.15


From Reserve Fund, October 20, 1939


4,435.00


From County of Norfolk - Dog Licenses


3,010.85


Total


436,235.00


Smith-Hughes Fund :


Received from State Treasurer


$1,308.74


Paid Instructors


1,308.74


George-Deen Fund:


Salaries of Instructors


$6,699.84


Transportation


63.58


Total Expended


$6,763.42


Balance to 1940 Account


494.05


Total


$7,257.47


From State Treasurer


7,257.47


Nevin School Committee:


Thomas M. James Co.


$ 800.35


Leslie Clough


175.00


Russell H. Whiting


24.65


Total Expended


$1,000.00


Balance from 1938 Account


1,000.00


Nevin School - Land:


Bessie T. Nevin


$4,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


4,000.00


Nevin School - Construction :


Etcoff Construction Co.


$48,369.51


Acme Heating & Ventilating Co.


11,800.55


Thomas M. James Co.


2,515.60


Detroit Stoker Co.


1,374.00


Bay State Nurseries, Inc.


490.00


Lesile Clough


279.64


Russell H. Whiting


66.53


Henry C. Pratt


25.00


Weymouth Gazette & Transcript


15.00


Andrew T. Moore


15.00


250


Weymouth Truth


12.75


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


12.00


Granite City Electric Supply Co.


9.15


John Daniele Weymouth Trust Co. Town of Weymouth


8.75


8.75


4.50


L. W. Beckwith & Co.


1.75


Total Expended


$65,008.48


Balance to 1940 Account


24,991.52


Total


$90,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


90,000.00


Libraries :


Tufts Library


$19,253.69


North Weymouth Branch


2,465.57


East Weymouth Branch


3,186.93


Total Expended


$24,906.19


Balance to Treasury


207.74


Total


$25,113.93


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$24,323.00


Income from Funds


790.93


Total


25,113.93


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


$ 960.00


Janitor


187.52


Fuel


354.20


Light and Water


129.30


Insurance


48.44


Books and Periodicals


303.34


Telephone


45.50


Repairs


5.00


Total Expended


$2,033.30


Balance to Treasury


16.70


Total


$2,050.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


2,050.00


Parks and Playgrounds:


Beals Park :


John A. Carter


$ 144.00


Edward F. Dwyer


65.00


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


30.00


Miscellaneous


21.11


$ 260.11


251


Great Hill Park :


James R. Howe


$ 133.88


Lorin D. Hall


115.00


Edward L. Aiken


46.00


Rhines Lumber Co.


37.73


Edward J. Howley


34.00


Charles L. Sewell


34.00


Frank L. McPhee


30.00


Reformatory for Women


29.80


Paul A. Kelcourse


19.00


Edmund F. Sheehy, Jr.


17.00


Miscellaneous


106.46


602.87


Lake Street Playground:


Wilfred Dunn


$ 11.00


James Norcott


12.00


Allan Hall


2.00


Weymouth Lumber Co.


.60


25.60


Webb Park:


Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc.


$ 76.65


Henry Cushing


28.00


Wilfred Dunn


26.00


Allan Hall


22.00


John A. Carter


14.00


Joseph A. Brown


14.00


Miscellaneous


58.23


238.88


Weston Park


Allan K. Hall


$ 740.00


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


326.28


Middlesex County Farm Bureau


31.00


Ideal Mower Sales & Service


25.00


George Hockstrasser


25.00


Louis A. Reardon


24.00


Miscellaneous


106.06


1,277.34


Bradford Hawes Park :


Wilfred Dunn


$ 242.97


William Hanson


45.00


Allan K. Hall


38.00


James R. Howe


29.78


Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc.


19.38


Jesseman's Hardware Store


16.28


Weymouth Water Department


11.00


George Hockstrasser


11.00


Miscellaneous


67.48


480.89


Leary and Bauer Meadow:


Wilfred Dunn


$ 102.45


Allan K. Hall


17.00


Weymouth Lumber Co.


13.77


Miscellaneous


16.69


149.91


Pond Plain Playground :


Wilfred Dunn


$ 91.00


William H. Matteson


15.00


252


George Hockstrasser Frank Bownes Co. Allan K. Hall Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc. Miscellaneous


10.75


8.95


8.00


8.00


11.23


152.93


Supervised Playgrounds :


Instructors


$1,255.60


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


69.80


Wilfred Dunn


48.00


James R. Howe


30.00


Rhines Lumber Co.


16.18


John A. Carter


12.00


Mrs. Robert Condrick


12.00


Pray & Kelley


10.00


Miscellaneous


42.08 .


1,495.66


Park Greens:


George Hockstrasser


$ 132.21


Wilfred Dunn


101.00


Ideal Mower Sales & Service


89.81


Allan K. Hall


47.00


Charles L. Sewell


36.00


John F. Quinlan, Jr.


31.00


Winer's Hardware Stores, Inc.


28.00


American Agricultural Chemical Co.


25.00


John A. Carter


18.00


Emery E. Welch


12.25


Tooher Service Station


12.09


Jesseman's Hardware Store


11.94


Miscellaneous


43.26


587.56


Stella L. Tirrell Playground :


Wilfred Dunn


$ 140.00


Walworth Co.


67.52


Ideal Mower Sales & Service


50.00


Allan K. Hall


44.00


Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc.


35.40


George Hockstrasser


23.25


Chase, Parker & Co.


12.50


Miscellaneous


59.75


432.42


Perry Meadow :


Wilfred Dunn


$ 18.00


Elizabeth Perry


16.00


Allan K. Hall


12.00


Roy Anderson


12.00


Fred H. Dunn


2.40


Jesseman's Hardware


.45


60.85


Miscellaneous:


A. I. Negus


$ 66.80


Charles W. Burgess


66.50


Everett J. McIntosh


66.50


199.80


Total Expended


$5,964.82


253


Balance to Treasury


835.18


Total Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$6,800.00


6,800.00


Beals Park Fund:


$ 24.00


John A. Carter Bay State Nurseries


9.90


William F. Raymond


6.43


Total Expended


$ 40.33


From Elias S. Beals Fund, Income Account, November 1939


40.33


ObservanceMemorial Day :


Ventre's School of Music


$ 184.00


Eagle Fireworks Co.


165.63


Ralph Greenhouses


75.70


Walter H. Golby


57.67


Ford Greenhouses


54.93


Spear's Flower Shop


51.24


William B. Dasha


50.08


Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.


50.00


Charles LoDico


39.00


Hollis Auto Co.


25.00


Pray & Kelley


20.00


Price's Radio Shop


10.00


Ernest A. Smith


5.00


M. A. Procter


5.00


Pilgrim Badge & Specialty Co.


2.55


The Smith Print


1.25


Total Expended


$ 797.05


Balance to Treasury


2.95


Total


$ 800.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


800.00


Tufts Lecture Fund :


December 19-24, 1938 - Weymouth Baptist Choral Society


$ 500.00


January 12, 1939 - Weymouth Teacher's Ass'n.


194.00


March 3, 1939 - Weymouth Catholic Club


178.50


April 8, 1939 - American Legion Auxiliary 189.75


138.90


Dec. 7, 1939 - The Tufts Library


102.50


Total Expended


$1,303.65


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Jan. 1939


$ 688.00


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, March 1939


184.50


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, April 1939


189.75


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Sept. 1939


129.65


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Oct. 1939


9.25


From Tufts Fund, Income Account, Dec. 1939


102.50


Total


Sept. 15, 1939 - Kings Sons & Daughters


1,303.65


254


Maintenance Laban Pratt Fountain : Paid - William B. Dasha


$ 6.80


From Laban Pratt Fountain Fund, Income Account, July 1939


6.80


Dog License Fees :


Received from Town Clerk


$4,037.00


Paid County Treasurer


3,973.40


Balance to 1940 Account


$ 63.60


Mosquito Control:


Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts


$ 600.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


600.00


Fire Insurance :


R. S. Hoffman & Co.


$4,436.92


Earl C. Fowler


2,961.33


Total Expended


$7,398.25


Balance to Treasury


101.75


Total


$7,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


7,500.00


Miscellaneous Expenses :


Charles H. DeRusha, printing town reports


$1,730.04


John H. Reidy, Inspector of Animals


150.00


Brainway Players, refund


5.00


Remittances on Motor Vehicles Excise :


1938 Account


90.52


1939 Account


1,176.61


Total Expended


$3,152.17


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$1,880.04


From General Revenue


1,272.13


Total


3,152.17


Rental School Halls:


Cities Service Oil Co.


$ 309.04


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


242.96


Harry W. Caldwell


36.00


John M. Sullivan


15.00


Edward R. Corridan


6.00


Warren E. Miller


3.00


M. Ward Holbrook


3.00


Total Expended


$ 615.00


Balance to Treasury


385.00


Total


$1,000.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


1,000.00


255


Pensions :


Elizabeth G. Slattery Nellie G. Hunt


$1,606.67 1,200.00


Total Expended


$2,806.67


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


2,806.67


Weymouth Retirement System :


Expended - Treasurer of the Retirement Board


21,475.70


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


21,475.70


Unpaid Bills :


Health Department


$ 636.81


Miscellaneous Account


134.50


Public Welfare


112.31


Damages Account


105.00


Selectmen's Department


3.53


Soldiers' Relief


.57


Total Expended


$ 992.72


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


992.72


Care Old Cemeteries :


$ 200.00


Wess. Post No. 1399, V. F. W. Appropriation, March 6, 1939


200.00


Care Soldiers' Graves :


Karl O'Neil, services


$ 200.00


Karl O'Neil, transportation


51.00


Care of Lots:


Highland Cemetery Ass'n.


155.00


E. Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n.


150.00


Village Cemetery Ass'n.


148.00


No. Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n.


114.00


Rev. Patrick H. Walsh, Pastor


107.00


Mt. Hope Cemetery Ass'n.


106.00


Lakeview Cemetery Ass'n.


95.00


Elmwood Cemetery Ass'n.


42.00


Elton Barnes


117.75


The M. D. Jones Co.


52.46


The Trenton Emblem Co.


33.03


Jesseman's Hardware Store


29.10


Carroll Mccullough


20.00


Weymouth Water Department


14.50


Twomey's Garage


12.00


James Martin


2.00


Emery E. Welch


1.50


Total Expended


$1,450.34


Balance to Treasury


49.66


Total


$1,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


1,500.00


256


Municipal Buildings Insurance Fund :


Weymouth Savings Bank


$1,875.00


East Weymouth Savings Bank


1,875.00


South Weymouth Savings Bank


1,875.00


Weymouth Trust Co. - Savings Dept.


1,875.00


Total Expended


$7,500.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


7,500.00


Reserve Fund :


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$15,000.00


Transferred to appropriation accounts as follows:


May 19, 1939


Selectmen's Department


$ 240.00


Maintenance Town Hall


200.00


July 21, 1939


Town Clerk's Department


1,200.00


Registrars' Department


146.00


Sept. 15, 1939


Town Treasurer's Department


175.00


Collector of Taxes Department


50.00


Assessors' Department


165.00


Street Department


2,500.00


Chapter 90 Construction


1,241.82


Oct. 20, 1939


School Department


4,435.00


Nov. 24, 1939


Damages account


400.00


Soldiers' Relief Department


2,000.00


Total


$12,752.82


Balance to Treasury


2,247.18


Total


15,000.00


Alewife Fishery :


Thomas M. O'Toole, services


$ 100.00


Thomas M. O'Toole, truck


81.00


Patrick Hyland


95.00


Arnold D'Allexander


45.00


Henry O'Toole


15.00


Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.


8.67


John Dwyer


5.00


Total Expended


$ 349.67


Balance to Treasury


.33


Total


$ 350.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


350.00


Interest and Discount :


Interest, Notes New Adams Schoolhouse


$ 832.50


Interest, Notes Bicknell Schoolhouse


1,275.00


Interest, Bonds Bicknell School Addition


2,760.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1923


2,295.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1927


4,387.50


257


Interest, Bonds Hunt School Addition


3,375.00


Interest, Bonds New Town Infirmary


382.50


Interest, Notes Pond Schoolhouse 935.00


Interest, Notes Pratt School Addition


840.00


Interest, Bonds Ward Two Fire Station


300.00


Discount on Anticipation of Revenue Notes


. 1,251.89


Total Expended


$18,634.39


Balance to Treasury


365.61


Balance to 1940 Account


7.50


Total


$19,007.50


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$19,000.00


Accrued Interest on Nevin School Notes


7.50


Total


19,007.50


Note and Bond Retirement :


Debt maturing July 1, 1939


$42,000.00


Debt maturing October 1, 1939


3,000.00


Debt maturing November 1, 1939


18,000.00


Total Expended


$63,000.00


Balance to 1940 Account


401.34


Total


$63,401.34


Appropriation, March 6, 1939


$63,000.00


Premium on Nevin School Notes


401.34


Total


63,401.34


Notes Payable in Anticipation of Revenue :


Balance from 1938 Account


$300,000.00


Total Appropriation in 1939


600,000.00


Total


$900,000.00


Total Payment in 1939


700,000.00


Balance to 1940 Account


$200,000.00


State Liabilities:


State Tax


$129,420.00


Charles River Basin Tax:


For Sinking Fund


109.34


For Serial Bonds


139.99


For Interest


1,466.82


For Maintenance


3,022.85


Metropolitan Parks Tax:


For Sinking Fund


374.86


For Serial Bonds


28.00


For Interest


1,684.47


For Maintenance


12,573.22


Metropolitan Planning Tax


222.94


Metropolitan Parks Tax - Series Two:


For Sinking Fund


250.50


For Serial Bonds


987.80


258


For Interest


991.27


Nantasket:


For Maintenance


1,206.05


Wellington Bridge: For Maintenance


37.36


Metropolitan Sewerage - Southern System :


For Sinking Fund


2,581.19


For Serial Bonds


7,199.50


For Interest


12,690.80


For Maintenance


11,113.56


Abatement Smoke Nuisance


518.88


Auditing Muncipal Accounts


972.81


Hospital ur Home Care for Civil War Veterans


20.00


West Roxbury - Brookline Parkway


.14


Metropolitan Sewerage Special - South


18,243.42


Total Expended


$205,855.77


Balance to 1940 Account


4,474.07


Total


210,329.84


Appropriation in Tax Levy


$269,531.28


Less excess expended in 1938


59,201.44


Total


210.329.84


County Liabilities :


Norfolk County Tax - 1939


$44,869.12


Appropriation in Tax Levy


$45,102.38


Less excess expended in 1938


233.26


Total


44,869.12


Abatement and Remittance of Taxes:


Appropriation for Abatements and Remittances:


Balance from 1938 account


$ 5,020.28


Levy of 1939 for 1931 account


194.00


Levy of 1939 for 1932 account


264.00


Levy of 1939 for 1933 account


286.00


Levy of 1939 for 1934 account


5.10


Levy of 1939 for 1935 account


203.79


Levy of 1939 for 1936 account


51.00


Levy of 1939 for 1937 account


2,927.27


Levy of 1939 for 1939 account


14,474.00


Total


23,425.44


Abatements of 1935 Taxes


93.50


Abatements of 1936 Taxes


51.00


Abatements of 1937 Taxes


2,215.05


Abatements of 1938 Taxes


5,700.15


Abatements of 1939 Taxes


15,098.31


Remittance of 1937 Taxes


25.50


Remittance of 1938 Taxes


83.65


Remittance of 1939 Taxes


1,310.12


Total


24,577.28


259


1,151.84


Deficit to 1940 Account


Deficit in 1937 account Deficit in 1939 account


$ 14.00 1,934.43


Balance in 1938 account


796.59


SUMMARY


Total Expended for the year


$2,603,389.94


Less items transferred (not cash) : Abatements


$23,158.01


Elections and Registrations


360.00


Chapter 500 - Acts 1938


15,992.37


W. P. A.


4,244.00


Reserve Fund


12,752.82


Tailings account to cash


.50


56,506.70


Balance


2,546,883.24


Cash on hand December 31, 1939


136,617.51


$2,683,500.75


EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant.


January 30, 1940.


260


56,507.20


RECAPITULATION AND ESTIMATES


Balances January 1, 1939


Appropriations


Receipts and Transfers


Totals Appropriation Account


ยท Expenditures


Balances Estimates December 31, 1939


for 1940


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


600.00


600.00


Appropriation Committee


499.82


100.18*


600.00


4,063.70


240.00


4,303.70


Selectmen's Department


4,169.55


134.15*


5,070.00


6,274.00


830.00


7;104.00


Accounting Department


7,085.78


18.22*


6,320.00


5,275.00


1,675.00


6,950.00


Treasurer's Department


6,758.08


191.92*


5,275.00


9,657.00


50.00


9,707.00


Collector's Department


9,032.46


674.54*


9,484.00


10,982.35


165.00


11,147.35


Assessors' Department


11,144.81


2.54*


12,759.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


Legal Department


2,246.15


753.85*


3,000.00


779.90+


4,779.90


400.00


4,400.00


Damages, Judgments, etc.


4,399.31


69*


4,000.00


4,252.89


1,200.00


5,452.89


Town Clerk's Department


5,064.00


388.89*


4,282.50


575.00




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