Town annual report of Weymouth 1944, Part 12

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1944
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 250


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MAINTENANCE


The entrance hall of the Main Library and the walls of the East Weymouth Branch were freshly painted in 1944. A little additional shelving at each of the branches and the refinishing of tables and desks have made both branches more attractive. A new section has been added to the card catalog at the Main Library.


PERSONNEL


Four resignations during the year have handicapped the work of the library. Miss Charlotte Macleod resigned from the staff of the Main Library and three part-time High School girls, who were employed as helpers in the branches.


Miss Harriette L. Sewell was hired to succeed Miss Macleod and has divided her time between the Main Library and the North Weymouth Branch. Mrs. Ruth Loeffler Schill, who has been on leave of absence for service in the WAVES, returned to the library November first.


Five staff members have taken professional courses of college grade during 1944.


LIBRARY HOURS


One change has been made during the year in the schedule of library hours. In response to popular demand the East Weymouth Branch is being opened this winter on Wednesdays instead of Saturdays. If this proves


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to give the public more satisfactory service it will be continued.


Library hours for all departments are given under the heading INFORMATION on an introductory page of this report.


GIFTS


The trustees wish to take, this opportunity to express their thanks for gifts of books and loans of exhibits to the library. These are listed at the close of this report.


They also appreciate gifts of flowers in their season. Flowers are enjoyed by both the staff and the borrowers.


STATISTICS


Full statistics for 1944 are listed in the appendices of this report.


WAR WORK


The Tufts Library has cooperated during 1944 with the Red Cross and Community Chest Drives. It took an active part in the Bond Selling Campaign of the Sixth War Loan. It has served as a recruiting station for both the WAACS and the WAVES. Two staff members are serving as nurses' aides and one has given volunteer help in the library at the Air Base. The librarian gave instruction in hospital library operation to the Gray Ladies organized under the Red Cross. A service- men's scrap book is maintained at the Main Library and grows in interest and value.


The Tufts Library stands ready to cooperate in Weymouth's com- munity effort in 1945.


THE NAZIS BURNED BOOKS. WHY?


In Stephen Vincent Benet's poem a Nazi speaks: . . . We can destroy Houses with bombs and people with starvation


Outflank defensive lines and tramp ahead. We can destroy the spirit of a nation With poison doubts and fears


Erase its history, blot out its past. But while there is a single man alive Hidden or starving, who somehow remembers . The undying words That spake for man's free mind, Though they were said a thousand years ago, Our conquest is not perfect.


That's why we burn the books, That's why we burn all knowledge, all the recollected thought Gathered in patience through three thousand years of civilization."


Today we fight for what the Nazis would destroy. They burned the books. We can use them, as tools, to help us build a new life, a better civilization.


*"WHATEVER MAN HAS ACCOMPLISHED OR HOPES TO AC- COMPLISH IS YOURS-IN BOOKS."


BOOKS ARE ESSENTIAL.


Respectfully submitted, Clarance P. Whittle, President By order and on behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Tufts Library.


*Quotations from Malcolm Johnson, President Book Publishers' Bureau, Inc.


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EXHIBITS LOANED TO THE TUFTS LIBRARY IN 1944


Dutch diorama given to the library by Mrs. Levin.


Latin-American exhibit of books, pottery, jewelry, gourds, pictures, batik work, llama's wool slippers and records. This exhibit was sent to three schools.


Mural from "Tales from Shakespeare" painted by pupils of the seventh and eighth grades of Shaw School.


"Alice in Wonderland" figures carved from wood, loaned by Miss Iva M. Young, Bellows Falls, Vermont.


Exhibit - of handicraft from Weston Park and Webb playgrounds.


Boy Scout Exhibit ot North Weymouth Branch.


Mineral display loaned by Mrs. Charles Payson and Miss Bertha. Stover, at North Weymouth Branch. -


Handicraft exhibits by local North Weymouth playrounds.


Handicraft display by the Lake Street Playground at East Weymouth Branch.


Community War Fund Drive displays at the Main Library and all branches.


DONORS OF BOOKS TO TUFTS LIBRARY, 1944


Allen, Thomas


8 Books


American Mercury


Anonymous


Assessors, Board of


3 Books


Automotive Council for War Production


Bass, Helen


Connell, Anna


42 East Weymouth Branch


Connor, Grace


2 East Weymouth Branch 4 Lovell's Corner


Conrad, David


Czechoslovakian Information Service


1


Den Dooven, K. C.


1 Main, 1 East Weymouth Branch


Department of Agriculture


Emerson, Mrs. William


3 Books


Evarts, Christine E.


Folk, G. E.


3 East Weymouth Branch


Gladwin, Mrs. Nelson B.


3 Books


Government, United States


8 Books


Hawes, Martha, Estate of


Hoag, Inez


37 Children's Room


Louis Arenberg Association


Massachusetts, Commonwealth of


McMullin, Mrs. Michael


Miller, William B.


National Broadcasting Company


No. California, Eugenics Society of


O'Neill, Doris


24 Children's Room


Partridge, Malcolm


Peck, Miss L. A.


Polish Government Information Center


Proctor and Gamble


Reardon, Grace Scioscia, Eugene


1 Children's Room 1 East Weymouth Branch


Scott, O. M. & Sons, Pub.


Selser, Maxwell


Smithsonian Institution


1 8 Books . 12 Books


South Shore Nature Club


Spencer, Frederick


2 Books


Vinton, Charles


3 Books 21 North Weymouth Branch 13 East Weymouth Branch 3 Books


2 Books


Gannon, Kathryn


7 Books


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Wellesley College Alumnae Western Reserve University Press Weymouth, Town of Wild, Sue Wimmer, Leonard Yale University Press


7 Books 3 Books 2 Weymouth Heights Branch


AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION FORM OF STATISTICS For the year ending December 31, 1944


Population served (census of 1940)


23,868


Assessed valuation of the Town


$53,151,597.00


Total number of agencies, consisting of


Main Library


1


Branches


2


Deposit Stations


4


Delivery Stations


1


Schools


11


Number of days open during the year


301


Total valuation of library property


$104,600.00


Number of volumes at the beginning of year


60,021


Number of volumes added during year


2,424


Number of volumes withdrawn from record


1,665


Number of volumes at end of year


60,780


Number of volumes of adult non-fiction lent


25,706


Number of volumes of adult fiction lent


78,219


Number of books for children lent


59,767


Total number of volumes lent for home use


163,692


Number of borrowers registered


8,574


Number of new borrowers registered in 1944


1,261


Number of newspapers currently received


9


Number of periodicals currently received


108


Receipts from


Town appropriation


$27,206.00


Special town appropriation for


3,361.10


Endowment funds


693.51


$31,260.61


Payment for


Salaries: Library staff


$16,625.70


Salaries: Building staff


2,572.23


Books


3,473.45


Periodicals


627.76


Binding and repairing books


943.86


Rent


2,040.00


Heat, light, water


999.75


Insurance


35.80


Other operating expenses


2,823.07


Balance returned to Town


1,118.99


$31,260.61


Receipts from fines-returned to Town


$ 1,139.21


temporary increase in salaries


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APPENDIX A Circulation by classes from Tufts Library and Branches


ยท


Main


North Weymouth


East Weymouth


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


,


General Works


48


9


57


6


8


14


2


0


2


Philosophy


301


0


301


33


24


57


68


12


80


Religion


221


87


308


42


54


96


92


138


230


Social Sciences


1005


3009


4014


300


3596


3896


261


3034


3295


Language


107


15


122


22


23


45


20


4


24


Natural Sciences


500


458


958


62


257


319


51


260


311


Useful Arts


1636


766


2402


292


605


897


293


719


1012


Fine Arts


1510


1327


2837


228


1603


1831


149


1606


1755


Literature


979


218


1197.


318


95


413


640


112


752


History


1419


364


1783


669


112


781


396


247


643


Travel


924


445


1369


512


301


813


366


362


728


Biography


1263


300


1563


792


156


948


501


207


708


Periodicals


3008


568


3576


2389


160


2549


1562


267


1829


Pamphlets


162


17


179


0


0


0


55


8


63


Fiction


23359


11587


34946


22663


7808


30471


18107


6096


24203


Total


36442


19170 .


55612


28328


14802


43130


22563


13072


35635


.


Number of Volumes Distributed Through the Fogg Delivery Station


176


5929


Number of Volumes Distributed Through the Schools


119


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APPENDIX A Circulation by classes from Tufts Library and Branches (continued)


Weymouth Heights


Lovell's Corner


Nash's Corner


Pond Plain


Grand Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Adult


Juvenile


Total


General Works


'0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


4


2


6


60


19


79


Philosophy


10


0


10


1


8


9


0


0


0


12


6


18


425


50


475


Religion


8


8


16


0


17


17


0


8


8


6


0


6


369


312


681


Social Sciences


35


1176


1211


55


820


875


15


722


737


42


719


761


1713


13076


14789


Language


7


18


25


1


12


13


0


0


0


0


0


0


.157


72


229


Natural Sciences


16


140


156


7


126


133


0


76


76


25


78


103


661


1395


2056


Useful Arts


22


209


231


23


105


128


6


115


121


36


133


169


2308


2652


4960


Fine Arts


40


348


388


51


297


348


2


146


148


32


377


409


2012


5704


7716


Literature


87


77


164


26


20


46


3


15


18


64


23


87


2117


560


2677


History


118


82


200


135


77


212


55


80


135


193


50


243


2985


1012


3997


Travel


154


198


352


43


68


111


7


5


12


92


112


204


2098


1491


3589


Biography


146


60


206


127


78


205


12


8


20


128


130


258


2969


939


3908


Periodicals


286 .


23


309


355


37


422


0


0


0


0


0


0


7600


1085


8685


Pamphlets


8


9


17


7


0


7


0


0


0


0


0


0


232


34.


266


Fiction


3214


1874 5088


4479


1405


5884


2973


1146


4119


3424


1450


4874


78219


31366


109585


Total


4151 4222 8373 5310 3100


103925


59767


163692


Inter-Library Loan: Books Borrowed Books Loaned


71


8410


3073


2321


5394


4058 3080 7138


30


120


APPENDIX B Registrations


New registrations during 1944


Adult


710


Juvenile


551


Total


1,261


Number of borrowers registered December 31, 1944


Adult


5,903


Juvenile


2,671


Total


8,574


THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1944


Salaries and Wages


$14,513.05


Books and Periodicals


3,254.70


Service to Stations


528.62


Binding Books


943.86


Fuel


303.54


Light


362.13


Maintenance of Building


783.28


Other Expenses


967.99


$21,657.17


North Weymouth Branch :


Salaries and Wages


$ 2,458.02


Rent


840.00


Books and Periodicals


375.46


Maintenance of Building


235.15


Fuel


245.58


Light


27.11


Transportation of Books


52.00


Sundries


43.94


4,277.26


East Weymouth Branch :


Salaries and Wages


$ 2,226.86


Rent


1,200.00


Books and Periodicals


471.05


Maintenance of Building


193.30


Light


48.64


Transportation of Books


52.00


Sundries


15.34


4,207.19


Total Expended


$30,141.62


Balance to Treasury


1,118.99


Total


$31,260.61


Appropriation Account


$30,567.10


Income from other sources:


Joseph E. Trask Fund


$261.03


Augustus J. Richards Fund


102.52


Arthur E. Pratt Fund


60.00


William H. Pratt Fund


55.96


Tufts Fund-Books


50.00


Tufts Fund-Reading Room


50.00


Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund


50.00


Tirrell Donation


20.00


1


121


Francis Flint Forsythe Fund Alida M. Denton Fund Charles Henry Pratt Fund


20,00


14.00


10.00


693.51


Total


$31,260.61


January 16, 1945


Emerson R. Dizer, Town Accountant


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ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


WATER DEPARTMENT


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WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS 1


1944


REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT


To the Weymouth Board of Water Commisioners:


During the past year the Water Department has continued the program of reinforcing mains as recommended by the New England Fire Insurance Rating Association. The War Production Board approved construction on Pleasant, Washington, Commercial, and East Streets.


The gravel walled well and pumping station have been completed at Circuit Ave., except for final adjustments of chemical feed and pump.


The North Weymouth Standpipe has been equipped with the Electro Rust-Proofing system for protection against corrosion.


A survey for leaks in the distribution system was started the past season, and should continue during the coming year.


Mr. Loud, our chemist and bacteriologist, was commissioned in the Army early in the year. The engineering firm of Weston and Sampson was retained to make the necessary laboratory tests of our treatment plant.


Mr. Meyers, who has been with the Department for 34 years, retired in October.


The program of reinforcement of mains and the construction of a new standpipe should proceed in 1945 as recommended by the report of our engineers, Weston and Sampson.


Your Superintendent wishes to express his appreciation for the coop- eration of the Board of Water Commissioners, as well as the Fire, Police, Street, and other Departments of the Town.


The following tabulations will summarize some of the activities of the Department during 1944.


Respectfully submitted,


Sydney C. Beane, Superintendent


YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1944 DISTRIBUTION MAINS


Extended, 13,208 feet


Replaced, 1,612 feet


Total mains now in use, 117.1 miles


Number of hydrants added, 5


Total hydrants in use, 649 (excluding private hydrants)


Number of gates added, 40


Total gates in use, 1,021


Number of blow offs, 68


SERVICES


Number of services added, 10


Total services installed to January 1, 1945, 8061


Total services listed ,7870


Number of listed services metered, 7149


Percentage of services metered, 90.9


CONSUMPTION


Total gallons consumed


568,700,000


Average gallons daily consumption


1,550,000


Average gallons per day per capita


57.5


Total gallons through commercial meters


198,875,250


Total gallons through domestic meters


284,307,750


Total measured gallons


483,183,000


Percentage accounted for by meters


85%


125


TABLE I METERS IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1944


Size in Inches


Make


5/8


3/4


1 11/2


2


3


4


6


10 Totals


Arctic


202


202


Badger


1


1


Empire


4


7


Hersey


1310


8


37


27


20


2


6


4


1


1415


Imo


2


2


Keystone


93


93


King


57


1


2


1


61


Nash-9


4


4


Nash-K


47


1-


47


Premier


1


1


Trident


830


1


1


832


Watchdog


4264


6


1


4271


Worthington


6


6


Totals


6820


9


45


29


23


2


8


4


2


6942


Dec. 31, 1943


6746


10


46


31


21


4


9


3


1


6871


-


-


-


-


1


-


2


1


-


-


-


126


TABLE II CONSUMPTION AND PUMPAGE IN 1944


Month 1944


Million Gallons


Pumped to


High Service


Million Gallons


Pumped to


Low Service


Million Gallons


Gravity


Total


Consumption


Million Gallons


Percent of


Wash Water


K.W. Hours


Power cost per


Million Gallons


Consumption


Elevation


Inches


January


25.91


1.95


18.62


46.48.


2.48


32880


$13.24


163- 6


February


24.16


1.68


17.60


43.44


2.38


29280


13.38


163- 6


March


24.58


1.08


19.22


44.88


2.94


29760


12.40


164- 0


April


22.36


.58


18.97


41.91


2.74


26160


12.22


165- 4


May


30.53


5.58


16.19


52.30


3.13


39600


14.30


165- 8


June


28.27


6.29


16.69


51.25


2.72


39120


14.85


165- 2


July


29.40


6.21


16.47


52.08


2.89


39360


14.20


165- 1


August


30.62


11.81


14.19


56.62


2.43


47040


14.71


164- 3


September


25.82


4.44


16.66


46.92


2.28


33600


13.98


163-10


October


25.29


.88


18.78


44.95


2.21


25920


12.70


163-11


November


24.37


.62


18.10


43.09


2.13


28080


13.55


164- 2


December


25.47


.21


19.09


44.78


2.18


30720


13.61


165-10


Totals


316.78


41.33


210.58


568.70


30.51


401520


163.14


Average Day 1944


.8655


.1129


.5753


1.554


1099


13.60


164- 6


Average Day 1943


.8889


.1332


.5756


1.598


1107


12.29


164- 7


Max. Day 1944


1.306


1.068


.705


2.554


5.88


166- 1


Min. Day 1944


.608


0


.293


1.256


0


-


163- .


-


-


-


Used


Power


Pond


127


TABLE III WATER TREATMENT FOR 1944


Average Color


Average PH


Alum Coagulant


Soda Coagulant


Soda Ash Corrective


Raw Water


Filtered


Raw Water


Corrected Water


Hundred Pounds


Average Grains


Hundred Pounds


Average Grains


Per Gallon


Hundred Pounds


Average Grains


Per Gallon


Pounds of Chlorine


Cost of Chemicals


Per Million Gallons


Total Consumption


Water Temperature


January


35


0


5.3


9.0


55


.83


29


.44


77


1.16


$6.48


37


February


35


0


5.4


8.6


65


1.05


. 30


.48


77


1.24


7.33


35


March


36


0


5.5


7.9


77


1.20


32


.50


68


1.06


77


7.39


36


37


0


5.4


7.8


68


1.14


31


.52


54


.90


51


6.78


44


April


38


0


5.4


7.8


92


1.23


43


.58


81


1.08


.36


7.64


62


.May


37


0


5.4


7.8


102


1.39


47


.64


68


93


49


7.75


68


June


33


0


5.4


8.0


107


1.44


44


59


85


1.14


52


8.32


74


July


26


0


5.4


8.0


118


1.46


54


.67


86


1.06


49


8.31


74


August


20


0


5.4


8.2


87


1.32


35


.53


69


1.04


49


7.56


67


September


20


0


5.4


8.2


81


1.26


32


50


68


1.06


37


7.41


58


October


21


0


5.4


8.0


80


1.30


36


.58


59


96


38


7.38


52


December


45


2


5.4


8.0


115


1.79


55


86


-88


1.37


44


10.50


37


Totals


383


2


64.8


97.3


1047


.5.41


468


6.89


880


13.00


482


$92.85


644


Average Day 1944


32


0


5.4


8.1


2.86


1.29


1.28


.58


2.41


1.08


1.58


7.71


54


Average Day


1943


45


0


5.5


9.2


3.35


1.47


1.91


.85


2.71


1.18


0


9.14


54


Max. Day 1944


90


40


5.7


9.0


-


-


-


-


-


0


-


33


Min. Day 1944


15


0


5.3


7.3


-


-


-


3.75


80


November


Per Gallon


128


TABLE IV NEW MAINS-GATES AND HYDRANTS INSTALLED 1944


Street


Cast Iron Pipe Diameter in Inches


Cement Lined


Gates


Inches


Hydrants


Locations


6


8


10


12


2


6


10


12


Ashmont St.


80


1


1


1


Circuit Ave.


590


1


Commercial St.


16


5720


2


2


8


2


Cottage St.


31


29


1


1


From Commercial St.


East St.


2


2


1


No. 475 to Emerson St.


Genevieve Rd.


16


1


Judson Rd.


122


2


Main-Columbian Sts.


1 .


1


.


-


Park Ave. West


1


Pleasant St.


2415


2


2


Putnam St.


6


39


1


1


1


Jackson Sq. to Lambert Ave. From Commercial St. To Air Base


Reed, Central and White. Sts.


2120


Shawmut St.


51


1


1


1


Upland Rd.


635


-


-


1


Washington St.


52


1248


1


1


-


Totals


189


8


1412


11519


80


13


9


15


5


To Curtis Dairy Opposite No. 170 From 14" Gravity Jackson Sq .- Middle St.


Academy Ave.


8


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


From Pleasant St. To Circuit Ave. Station Pleasant to Westminster


-


Mt. Vernon East


30


From Commercial St. From Byron Rd. South Hydrant Valve From Commercial St. Hydrant Valve


-


129


TABLE V REPLACEMENT OF MAINS IN 1944


MAINS


Gates


Taken Out


Installed


Size-Inches


Kind


Feet


Size-Inches


Kind


Feet


Taken out


Installed


Ashmont St. from Hill St.


11/2


Steel


272


11/2


C. L. C. L.


247


Birch Rd. from Ft.


Point Rd to No. 11


1


Steel


126


1%


Steel


126


1 11/2


Brewster Rd. from No. 22, 152 ft.


2


Steel


153


2


C. L.


140


2


Steel


13


East No. 475 to Emerson St.


11/2


W.I.


823


12


C. I.


823


-


-


Granite St. from No. 60-No. 65


1


W.I.


98


2


Steel


98


2


Judson Rd. from


2


Steel


140


6


C.I.


140


-


-


Totals


1612


1612


2


3


TABLE VI Distribution Pipe and Gates in use December 31, 1944


Size-Inches


W.I. Steel


Transite


Cast Iron


Lead


Lined


Cement


Lined


Cast Iron


Universal


Gates


20


250


1


18


2092


1


14


22555


14


12


48158


54


10


49864


66


8


59090


97


6


11426


283396


1958


566


4


22535


751


49


2


64340


6799


384


517


128


11/2


25811


352


45


11/4


6692


45


1


216


11143


-


-


Total


216


107986


11426


494739


384


914


2709


1021


-


-


-


-


130


.


25


11/2


2


2


-


Appletree Lane


Lead


I


-


'The Commonwealth of Massachusetts


TABLE VII -Department of Public Health- (Parts per Million)


1944 Weymouth Water Analysis


Sample Number


Date of Collection


Turbidity


Color


Free


Total Albuminoid


Nitrogen as Nitrates


Chlorides


Hardness


Alkalinity


PH


Iron


Location of '


Sample Taken


337992


January 17


3


25


.024


.126


08


8.0


13


7


5.3


25


Raw Water


337993


January 17


6


5


.020


.150


.08


8.0


10


5


5.3


18


Coagulated Water


337.994


January 17


0


5


.020


058


06


8.0


14


17


6.9


.03


Final Effluent


338840


March 30


3


21


.008


126


.08


. 7.0


14


5


5.3


18


Raw Water


338841


March 30


8


8


.004


.120


.02


7.0


11


6


5.5


18


Coagulated Water


338842


March 30


0


5


.004


.054


02


7.6


11


18


7.3


.03


Final Effluent


339176


April 25


2


29


.004


.132


02


7.6


13


8


5.1


15


Raw Water


339177


April 25


0


15


.000


078


.02


8.0


10


17


7.1


.03


Final Effluent


340439


June 29


2


25


.022


138


.10


7.6


22


8


5.4


03


Raw Water


340440


June 29


4


15


.032


.120


.15


7.6


18


7


5.3


05


Coagulated Water


340441


June 29


0


6


.008


.080


.05


8.0


14


19


7.6


.03


Final Effluent


342199


September 11


1


7


.022


.070


15


8.4


11


4


5.4


.06


Raw Water


342200


September 11


3


2


.004


.070


12


8.4


11


4


5.4


.05


Coagulated Water


342201


September 11.


1


2


.000


.040


.08


8.8


8


18


8.6


.02


Final Effluent


4


29


.004


122


.02


7.6


11


10


6.4


12


Coagulated Water


339178


April 25


.


Appearance


Ammonia


131


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


East Weymouth 89, Mass. January 19, 1945


To the Board of Water Commissioners Gentlemen:


Herewith is submitted the forty-third annual report of the Acounting Department for the year ending December 31, 1944.


Respectfully yours, Emerson R. Dizer, Town Accounant


WATER DEPARTMENT 1 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBR 31, 1944


RECEIPTS


Water Rents


$126,145.14


Water Liens


4,566.44


Water Construction


3,985.28


Interest on Deposits:


South Weymouth Savings Bank


1,129.51


East Weymouth Savings Bank


159.44


Granite Trust Co., Savings Department


56.90


Interest on Water Liens


107.18


Interest on U.S. Treasury Bonds


695.40


Water Deposit Account


2,471.75


Refunds


28.95


Outstanding Checks to Surplus Revenue


37.10


Total


$139,383.09 155,193.74


Cash on hand January 1, 1944


Total


$294,576.83


Warants paid in 1944


168,035.87


Cash on hand December 31, 1944


$126,540.96


PAYMENTS


Major Construction :


C. Reppucci & Sons Inc.


$18,366.42


D. L. Maher Co.


8,500.00


Edward T. Dwyer


7,514.50


Clark & Smith Inc.


4,653.70


Warren Pipe Co. of Mass. Inc.


4,265.60


Weston & Sampson


1,258.71


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


262.07


Eddy Valve Co.


125.22


Miscellaneous


371.87


Transfers:


Equipment


780.75 25,181.80


25,962.55


Labor


5,047.55


Total Expended


$76,328.19


Balance to 1945 Account


8,808.95


Total


Appropriation Account


Stock


$85,137.14 85,137.14


132


Minor Construction :


Electro Rust-Proofing Corp.


$1,295.00


Worthington-Gamon Meter Co.


1,232.82


Brayton-Wilson-Cole Corp.


210.00


Hersey Mfg. Co.


99.72


Miscellaneous


225.27


Transfers:


Equipment


136.69


Stock


304.58


Labor


527.24


$4,031.32


Maintenance and Operation :


Weymouth Light & Power Co.


$7,791.56


Monsanto Chemical Co.


4,716.30


Alvin Hollis & Co.


1,075.69


Weston & Sampson


626.94


Worthington-Gamon Meter Co.


435.54


Emerson Coal & Grain Co.


279.91


Hersey Mfg. Co.


188.18


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


170.61


Neptune Meter Co.


153.67


Old Colony Crushed Stone Co.


143.59


Joseph Nosiglia


133.26


Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co.


119.71


Harry I. Granger


102.51


Franklin N. Pratt


87.25


Howe & French, Inc.


83.95


Miscellaneous


893.69


Transfers:


Equipment


2,374.99


Stock


1,086.78


Labor


35,961.61


56,425.74


Replacements:


Transfers:


Equipment


$ 101.36


Stock


305.88


Labor


538.95


946.19


Commercial Expenses :


Salaries and Wages


$6,543.34


Town Treasurer's Department


1,794.40


Office Equipment and Supplies


2,084.78


Transfers Equipment


68.10


Labor


3,048.77


13,539.39


Salaries:


Commissioners


$ 258.75


Treasurer


460.00


Accountant


517.50


Accounting Department


625.71


1,861.96


Interest


1,401.25


Debt Retirement


8,500.00


Total Expended


$86,705.85


Balance to Treasury


16,614.69


Total


$103,320.54


Appropriation Account


103,320.54


133


Land Bordering Pond: Balance from 1943 Account Balance- to 1945 Account


$2,375.77 2,375.77


Equipment :


Geo. A. Caldwell Co.


$ 994.95


Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.


951.35


Insurance


347.52


Frank Ness


345.41


Schofield's Garage


252.00


Thorp's Garage


125.90


Lang's Garage


120.76


Miscellaneous


519.72


Transfers-Stock


.54


Labor


1,097.93


Total Expended Balance to 1945 Account


4,319.07


Total Appropriation Account


$9,075.15 9,075.15


Stock :


Warren Pipe Co. of Mass. Inc.


$18,941.24


Eddy Valve Co.


2,403.32


E. L. LeBaron Foundry Co.


1,105.93


Geo. A. Caldwell Co.


820.28


Eureka Pipe Co., Inc.


668.68


Sumner & Dunbar


510.55


Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co.


216.54


National-Boston Lead Co.


148.09


The Chapman Valve Co.


108.00


Hydraulic Development Corp.


100.00


Miscellaneous


215.54


Transfers-Equipment


22.06


Labor


827.79


Total Expended


$26,088.02


Balance to 1945 Account


13,031.23


Total Appropriation Account


$39,119.25 39,119.25


Private Work:


Bay State Explosive & Supply Co.


$ 20.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


1.55


L. W. Beckwith & Co.


.50


Refunds


23.00


Transfers :


Equipment


632.97


Stock


1,303.29


Labor


1,894.46


Total Expended


$3,875.77


Balance to Treasury


6,124.23


Total


$10.000.00 10,000.00


Appropriation Account


Water Deposits Account: Balance from 1943 Account


$ 310.00


Deposits received from individuals


2,471.75


134


$4,756.08


Total


$2,781.75


Paid Collector for Construction Costs


$2,253.30


Refunds of excess deposits


328.45


Total


2,581.75


Balance to 1945 Account


$ 200.00


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES


Appropriation Accounts:


Balance from 1943 Account:


Major Construction


$53,137.14


Land Bordering Pond


2,375.77


Stock


10,936.38


Equipment


4,958.23


Water Construction Deposits


310.00


Appropriation, March 6, 1944:


From Revenue


103,320.54


From General Fund


42,000.00


Transfer Credits:


Equipment


4,116.92


Stock


28,182.87


Water Construction Deposits


2,471.75


Total


$251,809.60


Expended :


Major Construction


$76,328.19


Minor Construction


4,031.32


Maintenance and Operation


56,425.74


Replacements


946.19


Commercial Expenses


13,539.39


Salaries


1,861.96


Interest


1,401.25


Debt Retirement


8,500.00


Equipment


4,756.08


Stock


26,088.02


Private Work


3,875.77


Water Construction Refunds


2,581.75


.


Total


200,335.66


Balance Unexpended


$51,473.94


Balance to General Fund


22,738.92


Balance to 1945 Account


$28,735.02


Major Construction


$8,808.95


Land Bordering Pond


2,375.77


Equipment


4,319.07


Stock


13,031.23


Water Construction Deposits


200.00


$28,735.02


135


WATER DEPARTMENT BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1944


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Treasurer's Cash


126,540.96


Unexpended Appropriation Balances: Major Construction


8,808.95


Land Bordering Pond


2,375.77


28,128.68


Equipment


4,319.07


1,941.15


30,069.83


Stock


13,031.23


Water Construction Deposits


200.00


28,735.02


Water Liens


1,784.06


Revenue Reserved Until Collected


30,069.83


Water Liens Revenue


1,784.06


Surplus Revenue


97,805.94


158,394.85


158,394.85


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Water Debt


46,000.00


Water Loan-April 1, 1930 1,000.00 Water Loan-May 1, 1931 1,000.00




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