Town annual report of Weymouth 1941, Part 24

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1941
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 378


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$129,000.00


By Transfer:


Chapter 90-Maintenance :


Use of trucks


1,239.00


Use of roller


1,036.00


Use of grader


144.00


Use of shovel


33.00


2,452.00


W. P. A. a-c:


Use of trucks


267.00


Welfare Department :


Use of truck


6.00


Total


131,725.00


The above amount expended is apportioned to the several items of expense in the Highway Department as follows: Superintendent's Salary $3,500.00


321


General Repairs


46.982.69


Rubbish Collection


7,073.12


Maintenance of Trucks


1,612.79


Fences and Signs


1,106.72


Street, Cleaning


6,166.15


Equipment and Supplies


6,904.14


Drains and Catch Basins


6,621.96


Maintenance of Department Building


365.45


Snow Removal Sundries


15,195.99


260.44


Oiling


13,735.32


New Equpiment


18,484.93 $128,009.70


Chapter 90-Construction: North and Norton Streets:


Labor-Pay Rolls


$6,868.47


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


3,170.74


The Arthur T. Hausler Co.


852.09


Weymouth Lumber Co.


331.44


South Shore Sand & Gravel Co.


329.50


Edward T. Dwyer


308.75


Fred D. Anglis


240.00


John J. Gallagher


207.00


Henry C. Pratt


184.70


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


143.34


Rhines Lumber Co.


130.43


State Prison


102.00


Chase, Parker & Co., Inc.


67.21


Hebert Tree Surgeons


67.00


Graybar Electric Co., Inc.


52.74


Town of Weymouth-Water Dept.


49.09


Frank Bownes Co.


43.37


H. S. Buker


11.21


Hingham Grain Mill Inc.


5.53


Crystal Concrete Co.


5.00


Howe & French, Inc.


2.32


Total Expended


$13,171.93


Balance to 1942 Account


445.64


Total


$13,617.57


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$10,000.00


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


3,617.57


Total


13,617.57


Chapter 90-Maintenance :


Broad Street :


Labor-Pay Rolls


$1.546.10


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


12,495.04


South Shore Sand & Gravel Co.


3.35


Street Department :


Use of trucks


575.00


Use of roller


403.00


Use of shovel


33.00


1,011.00


$15,055.49


Columbian Street :


Labor-Pay Roll


$267.95


322


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co. The Arthur T. Hausler Co. Street Department: Use of trucks Use of roller


200.03 171.49


60.00


13.00


73.00


712.47


Commercial and North Streets :


Labor-Pay Rolls


$304.90


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


20.21


H. S. Buker


7.29


Street Department:


Use of trucks


290.50


Use of roller


463.00


753.50


1,085.90


Pleasant Street :


Labor-Pay Rolls


$429.30


The Arthur T. Hausler Co.


303.14


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


300.01


Street Department :


Use of trucks


111.50


Use of Roller


52.00


163.50


1.195.95


Union Street :


Labor-Pay Rolls


$411.46


The Arthur T. Hausler Co.


867.35


The Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


722.04


Street Department :


Use of trucks


202.00


Use of roller


105.00


Use of grader


144.00


451.00


2.451.85


Total Expended


$20,501.66


Balance to Treasury


7,697.71


Total


$28,199.37


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$26,700.00


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


499.79


From County of Norfolk


999.58


Total


28.199.37


Wall-Wessagusset :


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$11,000.00


Balance to 1942 Account


11,000.00


Weymouth Back River:


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$10,000.00


Balance to 1942 Account


10.000.00


Harbor Master: Anthony S. Veader Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$1,560.00


1.560.00


323


Street Lighting : Weymouth Light & Power Co. Balance to Treasury


$36,986.25 500.75


Total Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$37,487.00 37,487.00


PUBLIC WELFARE


Study of Relief :


Balance from 1940 Account


$250.52


Balance to 1942 Account


250.52


General Administration :


Thomas P. Delahunt, Agent


$2,000.00


Investigators


1,737.50


Clerks


1,946.00


Automobile Expenses


102.75


Miscellaneous :


Stamped envelopes and postage


$186.00


Stationery and office supplies


168.36


Printing and advertising


123.06


Miscellaneous items


62.07


539.49


Wood Project Expenses :


Hebert Tree Surgeons


$190.00


Mason B. Fleming


105.00


Leander Kellough


34.00


Robert Newell


32.00


Mattio Donadio


28.00


389.00


Total Expended


$6,714.74


Balance to Treasury


64.06


Total


$6,778.80


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$6,681.00


Sale of Wood


74.70


Sale of Supplies


23.10


Total


6,778.80


Town Infirmary :


Fred P. Tolman, Superintendent


$1,000.00


Martha M. Tolman, Matron


800.00


Extra Help


520.00


Fuel


277.50


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


125.42


Old Colony Gas Co.


90.67


N. E. Tel & Tel. Co.


52.78


Provisions


2,049.22


Clothing


289.89


Maintenance and Repairs


632.25


Water Rent


80.19


Medical Aid, etc.


364.08


Miscellaneous Supplies, etc.


213.01


324


Total Expended Balance to Treasury


$6,495.01 104.99


Total Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$6,600.00


6,600.00


Outside Relief :


Aided by Other Cities and Towns: II


Settled in Weymouth :


Cash


$1,275.00


Rent


541.00


Fuel


86.95


Groceries


701.95


Clothing


19.09


Prescriptions


33.36


Doctors


113.44


Board


2,398.82


Hospitalization


1,278.95


Miscellaneous


106.75


Total Expended


$6,555.31


Balance to Treasury


3,444.69


Total


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$10,000.00 10,000.00


Aided in Weymouth:


Settled in Weymouth: T. C.


Cash


$22,860.39


Rent


8,022.63


Fuel


3,106.13


Groceries


2,040.03


Clothing


214.00


Prescriptions


1,105.02


Doctors


640.00


Board


6,218.25


Hospitalization


3,428.83


Miscellaneous


2,010.28


$49,645.56


Not Settled in Weymouth: III


Cash


$9,830.37


Rent


4,776.67


Fuel


1,769.41


Groceries


1,487.04


Clothing


281.28


Prescriptions


584.58


Doctors


531.00


Board


1,239.24


Hospitalization


1,674.03


Miscellaneous


890.91


23,064.53


Total Expended


$72,710.09


Balance to Treasury


22,171.16


Total


$94,881.25


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$94,700.00


Refunds Individuals


181.25


Total


94,881.25


325


Town Physicians :


Kenneth V. Dalton, M.D.


$750.00


J. Ellsworth Smith, M.D.


750.00


Clifford F. Danforth, M.D.


562.50


562.50


187.50


187.50


Total Expended


$3,000.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


3,000.00


Weymouth Community Service :


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$3.000.00


Balance to Treasury


3,000.00


Purchase Food Stamps:


From Reserve Fund, April 28, 1941


$5,000.00


From Sale of Food Stamps


27,190.00


Total


$32,190.00


Expended-Treasurer of the United States


31,000.00


Balance to 1942 Account


$ 1,190.00


Aid to Dependent Children :


Administrative Expenses:


Investigators


$1,198.50


Automobile Expenses


557.00


Postage, Supplies, etc.


54.72


Total Expended


$1,810.22


Balance to Treasury


1,479.72


Total


$3,289.94


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$1,842.00


Federal Grant-Administration


1,447.94


Total


3,289.94


Allotments to Individuals :


Cash


$52,895.51


Prescriptions


391.66


Doctors


282.50


Board


298.46


Hospitalization


553.28


Miscellaneous


650.45


Total Expended


$55,071.86


Balance to Treasury


7,564.57


Total


$62,636.43


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$47,000.00


Federal Grant-Relief


15,532.43


Refunds-Individuals


104.00


Total


62,636.43


326


Nathan Zibel, M.D. James T. Cameron, M.D. Wallace H. Drake, M.D.


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Administrative Expenses :


Thomas P. Delahunt, Agent


$1,000.00


Investigators


2,528.00


Clerks


1,869.00


Automobile Expenses


581.75


Postage


271.40


Printing


87.17


Miscellaneous


84.83


Total Expended


$6,422.15


Balance to Treasury


3,757.07


Total


$10,179.22


Appropriation. March 3, 1941


$6,818.00


Federal Grant-Administration


3,361.22


Total


10,179.22


Assistance :


Expended-Allotments to Individuals


$222,740.27


Balance to Treasury


1,442.50


Total


Appropriation. March 3, 1941


$122,000.00


Federal Grant-Assistance


100,613.68


Refunds-Individuals


1,569.09


Total


224,182.77


W. P. A. PROJECTS


Administrative Expenses :


Charles Griffin.


$700.00


Josephine B. Kenney


415.00


Phyllis S. Hall


405.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


82.00


Wm. H. Doyle, Supt.


41.00


L. W. Beckwith & Co.


26.97


Pray & Kelley


26.50


Joseph Bragole, trans.


21.00


Ward's


13.56


Quincy Typewriter Service


13.00


Rhines Lumber Co.


9.37


Miscellaneous


14.43


$1,767.83


General Projects :


Commodities


$3,041.26


Music Project


111.75


Hingham Arsenal


3,921.48


Food Stamp Plan


941.36


Historical Records Survey


10.00


Jefferson School Painting 165-1-14-48


125.92


Hunt School Painting 165-1-14-48


181.24


Washington School 165-1-14-48


2,922.32


Pratt School Painting-I-165-1-14-48


609.21


Pratt School-II-165-1-14-48


221.56


$224,182.77


327


Great Pond Water Shed 165-1-14-102


1,206.09


Water Department Survey


8.51


N. Y. A. 740-14-279


513.72


Veterans' Graves 665-14-1-370


14.45


Housekeeping Project 65-1-14-371


178.74


Sewing 65-1-14-381


1,984.56


Town Vaults 165-1-14-400


404.03


Sewing Project 165-1-14-409


1,464.24


Central Fire Station 165-1-14-530


135.00


Improvement of High School Grounds 165-1-14-637


378.75


Bicknell School, Beautifying Grounds 165-1-14-637


7.61


Housekeepers' Aid 165-1-14-780


111.52


Stella Tirrell Playground 665-14-2-1135


2,402.97


Webb Park 665-14-2-1135


8.80


Bayview Street 65-1-14-3015


.50


Curtis Street 65-1-14-3015


183.66


Front Street 65-1-14-3015


2.50


Great Pond Road 65-1-14-3015


12.84


Homestead Avenue 65-1-14-3015


3,296.57


Kirkland Road 65-1-14-3015


320.36


Pleasant Street 65-1-14-3015


243.27


Shaw Street 65-1-14-3015


39.69


West Street Drainage 65-1-14-3015


2,521.18


Girls' Athletic Field 65-1-14-3199


7,413.28


Nevin School 65-1-14-3199


4,624.11


39,563.05


Sidewalk and Curb Accounts: 65-1-14-3015 :


Bates Avenue


$382.25


Cain Avenue


841.60


Columbian Street


543.63


Congress Street


396.04


Curtis Street


644.02


Elm Street


414.29


Kirkland Road


538.65


Laurel Street


198.67


Lincoln Street


317.50


Lovell Street


1,234.27


Pine Circle


372.46


Pleasant Street


480.56


Summit Street


457.53


6,821.47


Total Expended


$48,152.35


Balance to Treasury


18.247.89


Total


$36,400.24


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$60,000.00


Balance from 1940 Account


70.24


From Reserve Fund, June 20, 1941


3,250.00


From Reserve Fund, Sept. 19, 1941


2,000.00


From Reserve Fund, Nov. 28, 1941


1,000.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 30, 1941


50.00


From Welfare Administration


30.00


Total


66,400.24


Working New Streets:


Aster Circle :


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


$35.67


Henry C. Pratt


14.00


Chase, Parker & Co., Inc.


4.00


$ 53.67


328


Worthen Avenue :


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


Henry C. Pratt Russell H. Whiting Chase, Parker & Co., Inc.


$71.34


38.00


10.18


3.84


123.36


Browning Street :


N. E. Concrete Pipe Corp.


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


$152.20


Henry C. Pratt


71.34


Russell H. Whiting


10.19


257.73


Total Expended


Balance to Treasury


$434.76


Total


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$6,570.00


6,570.00


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


State Aid


Military Aid


$ 90.00


Soldiers' Burials


30.00


Soldiers' Relief :


300.00


Administrative Expenses :


Lillian Miller, clerical help


$ 63.50


Edwin Mulready, expenses


33.68


L. W. Beckwith & Co.


25.00


Miscellaneous


5.00


149.90


Allotments to individuals


17,307.93


Total Expended


Balance to Treasury


$17,877.83


Total


$26,150.00


26,150.00


EDUCATION


School Department:


Administrative Salaries:


Charles R. Thibadeau, Superintendent


Other General Salaries:


Helen G. Tonry, Secretary


$2,000.00


Truant Officers


1,600.00


Other General Expenses :


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


$744.09


School Census


300.00


Miscellaneous


91.00


277.10


1,412.19


Teachers' Salaries :


Specials


High School


$18,871.26


Elementary Schools


102,965.97


176,079.55


297,916.78


329


$5,000.00


Myrtle L. Rice


6.50


3.606.50


Charles R. Thibadeau, conveyance


8,272.17


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


22.72


James Reilly, Supt.


24.00


6,135.24


Text Books and Supplies:


J. L. Hammett Co.


$2,693.84


Ginn & Co.


1,378.87


Silver Burdett Co.


928.77


The Macmillan Co.


847.47


Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc.


838.84


H. J. Dowd & Co., Inc.


781.47


American Book Co.


730.68


Milton Bradley Co.


668.23


F. J. Barnard & Co., Inc.


469.44


World Book Co.


311.53


Standard Mailing Machines Co.


301.28


Library Book House


235.46


Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.


227.50


A. B. Dick Co.


223.56


Charles Scribner's Sons


222.66


Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.


216.00


American Education Press, Inc.


205.74


D. C. Heath & Co.


198.99


The L. W. Singer Co.


193.06


Carter, Rice & Co.


174.10


J. J. & M. F. Norton


168.70


Howe & French, Inc.


151.57


Henry Holt & Co.


141.00


Eugene Dietzgen Co.


115.84


Chicago Apparatus Co.


114.34


Remington Rand Inc.


105.42


Row, Peterson & Co.


101.67


Miscellaneous


1,976.61


15,326.81


Tuition :


City of Boston


$144.05


Town of Abington


133.78


City of Cambridge


8.00


285.83


Transportation :


Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.


$18,100.00


E. Mass. St. Ry. Co.


40.00


18,140.00


Janitor Service :


High School


$10,450.07


Elementary Schools


20,510.99


30.961.06


Fuel :


High School


$3,289.92


Elementary Schools


8,217.SS


11,507.80


Light, Power and Water:


High School


$3,148.93


Elementary Schools


3,634.37


6.783.30


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :


High School


$11,295.66


Elementary Schools


11,359.41


General


1,720.86


24,375.93


Other Expenses : Printing, displomas, etc. Physicians


$479.88


455.51


935.39


331.85


Central Scientific Co.


271.32


Allyn & Bacon


330


Day Household Arts: Instructors Equipment and Supplies


$5,448.30 542.48


5,990.78


Day Industrial School : Instructors Equipment and Supplies


$27,339.54


8,045.37


35,384.91


Total Expended


Balance to Treasury


$457,627.28


Total


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$454,122.17


From County of Norfolk-Dog Licenses


3,502.83


Refund-Individual


4.44


Total


457,629.44


George-Deen Fund:


Salaries of Instructors


$3,249.88


Total Expended


$3,280.26


Balance to 1942 Account


71.04


Total


Balance from 1940 Account


$ 307.55


From State Treasurer


3,043.75


Total


$3,351.30


Smith-Hughes Fund :


Received from State Treasurer


Paid Instructors


$1,448.01


Legion Field-Seats:


Balance from 1940 Account


Balance to 1942 Account


$2,500.00


Land-High School :


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$7,500.00


Exponded-Russell H. Whiting


105.60


Balance to 1942 Account


$7,394.40


Defense Training :


Francis E. Whipple, Director


Priscilla Dunn, Clerk


$ 902.50


In-tructors


852.80


Janitors


4,687.00


Dr. Wallace H. Drake


278.00


Supplies, etc.


240.00


Herrick Co.


$ 929.19


Brown-Wales Co.


520.61


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


220.77


Chandler & Farquhar Co., Inc.


216.33


Jos. T. Ryerson & Son, Inc.


55.07


Carter. Rice & Co.


50.43


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


25.48


Service Sales Corp.


23.33


Eugene Dietzgen Co., Inc.


23.30


23.21


2.16


$457,629.44


Transportation


30.38


$3,351.30


1,448.01


2,500.00


Cities Service Oil Co.


331


Granite City Electric Supply Co.


Standard Mailing Machines Co.


15.24


Magnus Chemical Co. H. J. Dowd Co., Inc. Air Reduction Sales Co. Miscellaneous


14.45


12.00


54.42


2,224.95


Total Expended


Balance to 1942 Account


1,204.52


Total


10,389.77


From Commonwealth-Defense Training


LIBRARIES


$19,096.75


Tufts Library


North Weymouth Branch


2,282.78


East Weymouth Branch


3,562.10


Total Expended


$24,941.63


Balance to Treasury


634.53


Total


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$24,793.00


Income from Funds


783.16


Total


25.576.16


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


185.00


Janitor


300.00


Oil


130.00


Water and Light


50.00


Books and Periodicals


380.00


Telephone


45.00


Total Expended


Appropriation, March 3, 1941'


RECREATION


Parks and Playgrounds :


Beals Park :


Labor


$180.00 17.18


$197.18


Great Hill Park :


Labor


$747.49


Frank L. McPhee


261.87


Rhines Lumber Co.


49.57


Lunt-Pratt, Inc.


35.00


Weymouth Light & Power Co., on flag pole


32.79


Miscellaneous


53.49


1,180.21


332


22.48


18.64


$9,185.25


$10,389.77


$25,576.16


$ 960.00


Insurance


$2,050.00


2,050.00


Miscellaneous


Lake Street Playground : Labor Truck Hire


$ 25.50 1.50


27.00


Webb Park :


Labor


$237.75


Rhines Lumber Co.


56.47


Weymouth Rigging Co.


40.00


Miscellaneous


52.58


386.80


Weston Park:


Labor


$854.00


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


326.28


Winer's Hardware Stores, Inc.


27.08


Miscellaneous


64.70


1,272.05


Bradford Hawes Park :


Labor


Truck Hire


$235.30


Weymouth Rigging Co.


20.00


Miscellaneous


52.34


329.14


Perry Meadow :


Labor


$ 63.00


Truck Hire


4.50


67.50


Stetson Field :


Labor


$ 64.10


Sand and Clay


2.50


74.10


Leary and Bauer Meadow :


Labor


$ 89.25


Truck hire


70.00


Miscellaneous


1.50


169.25


Stella L. Tirrell Playground :


Labor


Truck hire


$352.85


Miscellaneous


105.06


498.41


Pond Plain Playground :


Labor


$ 61.50


Truck hire


166.10


Miscellaneous


11.50


18.56


257.66


Care Park Greens:


Labor


Amer. Agri. Chemical Co.


$383.40


Chase, Parker & Co.


66.41


Ralph Greenhouses


43.18


Ideal Mower Service


38.60


Truck hire


36.80


Weymouth Rigging Co.


29.00


Miscellaneous


20.00


65.80


683.19


Truck hire


7.50


Carl C. Everson


8.50


40.50


Edward E. Babb & Co.


21.50


1


333


Supervised Playgrounds :


Instructors


$1,258.70


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


30.00


George Loud, material


25.36


Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc. Miscellaneous


15.89


1,494.65


Miscellaneous :


Ideal Mower Service, mower


$ 294.00


Everett J. McIntosh, expenses


100.00


Charles W. Burgess, expenses


100.00


Arthur I. Negus, expenses


100.00


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


21.00


Miscellaneous


1.90


616.90


Total Expended


$7,254.05


Balance to Treasury


5.95


Total


$7,260.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$7,150.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 11, 1941


83.00


From Reserve Fund, Dec. 30, 1941


27.00


Total


7,260.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Observance Memorial Day :


Flowers and wreaths


$353.45


Weymouth Post-Amer. Legion Band


184.00


Acme Novelty Co., Flags


159.63


Transportation


90.00


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


73.02


Printing


21.50


Miscellaneous


30.40


Total Expended


$912.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


912.00


Observance Armistice Day :


Sons of the Legion, band


$100.00


Weymouth Drum Corps


50.00


Ralph Greenhouses, wreath


10.00


John M. Lyons, vocalist


10.00


Pray & Kelley, printing


10.00


Chandler Radio Co.


10.00


Hollis Auto Co.


10.00


Total Expended Appropriation, March 3, 1941


200.00


Tufts Fund Lectures :


Feb. 7. 1941-The Tufts Library


$102.50


Dec. 5, 1941-The Tufts Library


102.50


Total Expended


$205.00


From Tufts Fund, Income Account: February 1941


$102.50


December 1941


102.50


Total


205.00


334


$200.00


164.70


Dog License Fees: Received from Town Clerk Paid County Treasurer


$4,500.40 4,500.40


Mosquito Control: Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$550.00


550.00


Fire Insurance :


A. E. Barnes & Co.


$2,351.34


Earl C. Fowler


84.17


Total Expended


$4,652.63


Balance to Treasury


597.37


Total Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$5,250.00 5,250.00


Miscellaneous Expenses :


The Alden Press, printing town reports


$2,183.00


John H. Reidy, Dog officer


480.00


Henry P. Chadwick, refund


150 00


Wallace A. Bicknell, refund


15.00


Remittances of Motor Vehicle Excise : 1940 Account


119.48


1,940.64


Total Expended


Appropriation. March 3, 1941


$2,813.00


From General Revenue


2,144.58


Total


4,957.58


Rental of Halls :


Cities Service Oil Co.


Janitor Service


456.87


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


114.13


Total Expended


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$1,000.00


1,000.00


Pensions :


Elizabeth G. Slattery


$1,459.34


Total Expended


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$2,493.78


2,493.78


Weymouth Contributory Retirement System : Treasurer Weymouth Retirement System Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$22 950.46


22,960.46


Charles H. Chubbuck


2,207.12


John H. Reidy, Inspector of Animals


69.46


1941 Account


$4,957.58


419.00


Nellie G. Hunt


1,034.44


335


Care Old Cemeteries :


Wessagussett Post No. 1399, V. F. W. Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$200.00 200.00


Care Soldiers' Graves :


$150.00


Henry T. Burke, services


45.80


Karl L. O'Neil, services


35.64


Henry T. Burke, transportation


Care of Lots :


155.00


East Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n


148.00


North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n


111.00


Rev. Patrick H. Walsh, Trustee


106.00


Mount Hope Cemetery Ass'n


98.00


Lakeview Cemetery Ass'n


63.00


Elmwood Cemetery Ass'n


108.50


Labor


15.60


Miscellaneous


$1,304.54


Total Expended


195.46


Balance to Treasury


$1,500.00


Total


1,500.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


Municipal Buildings Insurance Fund :


$5,000.00


East Weymouth Savings Bank


5,000.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


Reserve Fund :


Transfers to appropriation accounts as follows:


April 4, 1941


Selectmen's Dept. for Defense Council


April 28, 1941


5,000.00


Purchase Food Stamps


June 20, 1941


W. P. A. Committee


3,250.00


Sept. 19, 1941


934.00


Damages Account


32.00


Maintenance Town Hall


1,407.19


Health Department


2,000.00


Nov. 28, 1941


1,500.00


Legal Department


30.00


Building Inspector


1,000.00


Dec. 11, 1941


Selectmen's Dept. for Defense Stamps Sale


50.00


Selectmen's Dept. for Defense Council


4,950.00


Park Department


83.00


Dec. 30, 1941


840.00


Collector of Taxes


175.00


Town Clerk


50.00


WV. P. A. Committee


27.00


Total Expended


$26,673.58


Balance to Treasury


5,326.42


Selectmen's Dept. for Defense Council


1,895.39


Moth Department


3,300.00


W. P. A. Committee


WV. P. A. Committee


$150.00


Highland Cemetery Ass'n


154.00


Village Cemetery Ass'n


114.00


Park Department


336


Total Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$32,000.00 32,000.00


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE


Alewife Fishery :


Thomas M. O'Toole, services


100.00


Thomas M. O'Toole, truck


72.00


Patrick Hyland, labor


95.00


Individuals-labor


60.00


C. R. Denbroeder


11.50


Bellingham Hardware Co., Inc.


11.50


Total Expended


$350.00


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


350.00


INTEREST AND DEBT REQUIREMENTS


Interest and Discount :


Interest, Notes New Adams Schoolhouse


$562.50


Interest; Notes Bicknell Schoolhouse


850.00


Interest, Bonds Bicknell School Addition


2,280.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1923


1,275.00


Interest, Bonds High School Addition, 1927


3,412.50


Interest, Bonds Hunt School Addition


2,475.00


Interest, Bonds Nevin School Addition


375.00


Interest, Bonds New Town Infirmary


212.50


Interest, Notes Pond Schoolhouse


595.00


Interest, Notes Pratt Schoolhouse


600.00


Interest, Harry P. Chadwick, tax refund


1.15


Discount on Anticipation of Revenue Notes


743.89


Total Expended


ยท $13,382.54


Balance to Treasury


117.46


Total


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$13,500.00 13,500.00


Notes and Bonds Retirement :


Debt maturing July 1, 1941


$37,000.00


Debt maturing August 1, 1941


10,000.00


Debt maturing October 1, 1941


3,000.00


Debt maturing November 1, 1941


18,000.00


Total Expended


Appropriation, March 3, 1941


$68,000.00 68,000.00


Notes Payable in Anticipation of Revenue : Balance from 1940 Account


$200,000.00


Borrowings in 1941


700,000.00


Total Payments in 1941


$900,000.00


700,000.00


Balance to 1942 Account


$200,000.00


337


AGENCY TRANSACTIONS


Stato Liabilities:


State Tax


$126,720.00


Charles River Basin Tax:


For Sinking Fund


101.60


For Serial Bonds


153.21


For Interest


1,614.69


For Maintenance


2,561.38


Metropolitan Parks Tax-Series One :


For Sinking Fund


314.75


For Serial Bonds


30.64


For Interest


1,172.26


For Maintenance


8,089.18


Metropolitan Parks Tax-Series Two :


For Sinking Fund


164.50


For Serial Bonds


1,065.77


For Interest


674.94


Vantasket:


For Maintenance


1,056.71


Metropolitan Planning Division :


123.57


Metropolitan Sewerage Loan-Southern :


For Serial Bonds


7,333.60


For Interest


6,845.90


For Maintenance


8,863.07


Smoke Inspection


542.30


Penalty for late return


3.00


Canterbury Street Highway


.48


West Roxbury-Brookline Parkway


.35


Total Expended


$167,431.90


Balance to 1942 Account


3,305.81


Total


$170,737.71


Appropriation in Tax Levy


$170,598.14


Balance from 1940 Account


139.57


Total


170,737.71


County Liabilities :


Appropriation in Tax Levy


$48,416.65


Norfolk County Tax-1941


48,010.97


Balance to 1942 Account


$ 405.68


REFUNDS


Abatement and Remittance of Taxes:


Appropriation for Abatements and Remittances :


Balance from 1940 Account


$7,907.76


Levy of 1941 for 1939 Account


2,758.34


Levy of 1941 for 1941 Account


15,367.83


Total


$26,033.93


Abatements of 1939 Taxes


$976.13


Abatements of 1940 Taxes


6,994.87


Abatements of 1941 Taxes


14,289.65


Remittance of 1940 Taxes


23.00


Remittance of 1941 Taxes


724.42


Total


23,008.07


Balance to 1942 Account


$3,025.86


338


Deficit in 1939 Account Balance in 1940 Account Balance in 1941 Account


$500.63 3,172.73 353.76


SUMMARY


Total expended for the year


Less items transferred (not cash) :


Abatements


22,260.65


Assessors' Department


150.00


Registrars of Voters


225.00


W. P. A.


2,452.00


Welfare-Administration


267.00


Welfare Department


6.00


Reserve Fund


26,673.58


52,064.23


Balance


Cash on hand, December 1, 1941


2,533,927.89


298,788.16


2,832,716.05


EMERSON R. DIZER,


1


January 26, 1942.


Town Accountant


339


$ 2,585,992.12


Chapter 90-Maintenance


30.00


TOWN OF WEYMOUTH-MASSACHUSETTS RECAPITULATION AND ESTIMATES 1941


Balances Jan. 1, 1941


Appropri- Receipts and ations Transfers


Totals


Appropriation Account


Balances ExpendituresDec. 31, 1941


Estimatos for 1942


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


650.00


650.00


Appropriation Committee Selectmen's Department


583.70


66.30*


675.00


7.99


3,700.00


6,084.00


9,791.99


4,505.57


5,286.42


3,750.00


6,146.00


1,008.00


7,154.00


Accounting Department


6,986.43


167.57*


6,087.00


5,263.00


1,500.00


5,763.00


Treasurer's Department


5,945.38


817.62*


5,801.45


8,671.00


840.00


9,511.00


Collector's Department


9,506.54


4.46*


9,059.00


10,878.60


10,878.60


Assessors' Department


10,869.98


8.62*


16,349.60


3,000.00


1,500.00


4,500.00


Legal Department


4,494.50


5.50*


3,000.00


8,851.20


1,895,39


10,746.59


Damages, Judgments, etc.


10,346.29


400.30*


3,000.00


4,220.00


175.00


4,395.00


Town Clerk's Department


4,312.44


82.56


4,315.00


2 984.00


2,984.00


Registrars Department


2,851.62


132.38*


2,736.00


1.250.00


1,250.00


Election Expenses


1,053.87


196.13*


3,025.00


5,500.00


5,500.00


Engineering Department


5,500.00


5,800.00


300.00


300.00


Planning Board


110.65


189.35


300.00


65.30


65.30


Zoning Committee


65.30*


310.61


310.61


Airport Committee


2.50


308.11


600.00


600.00


By-Laws Committee


66.00


534.00


900.00


900.00


Hospital Committee


900.00


7,430.00


32.00


7,462.00


Town Hall-Maintenance


7,448.77


13.23*


7,840.00


100.00


100.00


Soldiers' Monument, etc.


100.00


100.00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


85,089.50


375.00


85,464.50


Police Department


83,666.71




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