Town annual report of Weymouth 1950, Part 24

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1950
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 366


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Circuit Avenue


Month


Low Service


Million Gallons


pumped to


Power Cost


per Million


Gallons


Average Draw


down below


Elevation 101.48


Million Gallon Low


Service Consumption Great Pond Station


Million Gallon


Total Low Service


Consumption


Million Gallons


H. L. Consumption


Great Pond Station


Million Gallons


Total Consumption both Stations


293


January


21.90


13.40 .


13.8 ft.


5.72


27.62


30.37


57.99


February


17.86


13.85


9.9 ft.


5.88


23.75


27.17


50.92


March


21.12


13.35


8.4 ft.


6.27


27.40


30.90


58.30


April


17.45


13.30


8.5 ft.


7.14


24.58


29.78


54.36


May


17.30


13.80


10.4 ft.


8.22


25.52


33.06


58.57


June


22.82


14.08


12.8 ft.


4.50


27.32


40.73


68.06


July


24.59


13.96


18.1 ft.


3.83


28.41


35.49


63.90


August


19.28


11.50


19.2 ft.


7.93


27.21


35.51


62.72


September


12.56


9.90


9.1 ft.


10.26


22.81


34.19


57.00


October


15.02


10.42


12.2 ft.


8.94


23.96


35.29


59.25


November


15.09


11.50


9.3 ft.


8.68


23.76


32.34


56.10


December


13.89


10.35


8.3 ft.


11.09


24.97


32.25


57.23


Totals


218.88


149.41


140.0 ft.


88.46


307.31


397.08


704.40


Ave. Day 1950


.63


12.50


11.6 ft.


.24


.88


1.09


1.93


Ave. Day 1949


.65


14.60


57


.77


1.12


1.88


On Max. Day 1959


1.07


11.96


13.4 ft.


.00


1.07


91


1.98


On Max. Week 1950


6.72


10.35


12.9 ft.


06


7.12


7.04


14.16


TABLE III - TREATMENT FOR 1950 FILTER PLANT


Average Color


Average P.H.


Alum Coagulant


Soda Ash Coagulant


Soda Ash Corrective


Chlorine


Calgon


Chemicals


Month


1950


Raw Water


Final Effluent


Raw Water


Final Effluent


Hundred Pounds


Hundred Pounds


Hundred Pounds


Pounds


Pounds


Cost per


Million Gallons


Total Consumption


Water Temperature


January


30


0


5.9


7.4


62


29


47


83.5


603


11.66


38


February


30


0


5.7


7.4


54


28


44


78.5


477


11.50


36


March


30


0


5.6


7.4


59


31


46


98.0


705


11.70


39


April


40


0


5.5


7.4


65


33


46


97.0


745


12.25


49


May


30


0


5.6


7.4


72


33


50


99.0


740


12.15


59


June


30


0


5.7


7.4


94


43


57


105.0


765


12.75


71


July


29


0


5.8


7.4


69


30


40


91.0


865


11.82


74


August


12


0


5.9


7.3


45


13.5


31.5


109.5


1110


8.75


73


September


10


0


6.0


7.2


17


0


31


115.0


975


6.13


65


October


10


0


6.0


7.2


15


0


26


104.5


820


5.20


56


November


13


0


5.9


7.2


21


3


24


97.75


647


5.30


49


December


54


2


5.9


7.2


84


31


58


126.75


608


11.78


39


Totals


318


2


69.5


87.9


657


274.5


500.5


1205.00


9060


-


Ave. Day 1950


26


0


5.8


7.3


1.79


.75


1.36


3.30


24.7


10.10


54


Ave. Day 1949


51 0


5.8


7.4


3.56


1.68


2.55


3.12


24.5


13.71


55


294


TABLE III-A TREATMENT FOR 1950 CIRCUIT AVENUE STATION


Average Color


Average P.H.


Soda Ash Corrective


Lime Corrective


Chlorine


Calgon


Chemicals


Month 1950


Raw Water


Final Effluent


Raw Water


Final Effluent


Hundred Pounds


Hundred Pounds


Pounds


Pounds


Cost Per


Total


Consumption


Million Gallons


January


14


7.1


109


51


500


18.00


February


14


7.1


84


50


334


17.00


March


12


7.1


104


66


471


18.35


April


11


7.1


85


51


382


18.00


May


15


13


5.4


7.2


83


51


371


17.80


June


14


7.1


115


60


491


18.30


July


14


14


5.7


7.1


127


85


497


18.80


August


17


13


5.7


7.0


101


75


327


18.80


September


18


13


5.6


6.7


21


17.5


43


286


11.40


October


14


10


5.6


6.8


31


65


340


8.10


November


12


6.7


32


70


425


9.15


December


11


7.1


29.5


37


317


7.42


Totals


-


-


-


-


829


110


704


4741


Ave. Day 1950


15


12.6


5.6


7.0


3.32


1.14


2.03


13.65


15.09


Ave. Day 1949


15


14.7


6.3


7.1


3.57


1.18


12.38


17.83


1


295


TABLE IV


NEW MAINS INSTALLED 1950


Cement Lined


Transite


PIPE


W. I.


W. I.


H C. I.


C. I.


C. I.


H


-


Street


11/2


2


6


8


10


12


6


8


Location


Abbot Street


590


Off Thomas Rd.


Austin Road


180


Off 712 Front St.


Bengal Road


371


From 115 Constitution Ave. to dead end


From 93 Constitution Ave. to dead end


Bradmere Way Broad Street


4


At 481 Broad St.


Carrol Street


140


From 26 Carroll St. to dead end


Clarendon Street


6


1286


From 59 Thomas Rd to Abbott St.


Colasanti Road


325


From 85 Rinaldo Rd. to 60 Colasanti Rd.


Courier Street


Fom Ranger Circle to Lot 322


Dana Road


From 712 Summer St. to 42 Dana Rd.


Delia Walker Rd.


741


From 4 Delia Walker Rd. to 397 Delia Walker Rd. Off 128 Donnellan Circle


Donnellan Circle Elva Road


7


838


52


From 260 Green St. to 62 Elva Rd.


Essex Street


178


From 445 to 459 Essex St.


Essex Street


12


432


From 252 Essex St. to Spring St.


Fallgren Lane


93


520


Off 24 Gilbert Rd.


Frank Road


642


From Julia Rd. to dead end


Great Hill Drive


395


Off 53 Regatta Rd.


Great Republic Ave.


550


From 342 Great Republic Ave. to Bonnie Rd.


-


-


296


Blackhawk Road


26


690


From 377 Neck St. to Regatta Rd.


Donnellan Circle


126


417


From 8 to 147 Donnellan Circle


24


492


713


615


H


C.


Healy Road Hitchings Street Jaffrey Street Julia Road Karen Road Katherine Street Knollwood Circle Lane Avenue


362


31


650


-


-


-


310


From 63 to 102 Tower Ave.


Totals


126


1082


8584


2627


917


260


6702


3218


Off 85 Appletree Lane Off 473 Front St. From 125 to 210 Jaffrey St. Off 260 Green St. From 4 to 83 Karen Rd.


Off 116 Moreland Rd. From 37 to 115 Knollwood Circle


Off Lake Street Linda Lane


180


424


Main Street


5


At 754 Main St.


Maple Street


6


236


From 42 Maple St. to Cain Ave.


From 38 Colasanti Rd. to 61 Rinaldo Rd.


Marion Road Meridith Way Moreland Road Mt. Vernon East Newbert Avenue Oak Hill Road Old Country Way Park Avenue


5


465


Off 188 Essex St.


From 84 to 116 Moreland Rd.


From 117 Mt. Vernon E. to dead end


From 46 to 71 Newbert Ave.


Off 69 Village Rd. From Jaffrey St. to 100 Old Country Way Off 158 Park Ave.


Priscilla Circle


12


1119


Red Jacket Road Rinaldo Road


328


917


Roberts Drive


869


Roseen Avenue


977


Off 89 Summer St.


Saning Street Sunnyplain Ave.


475


Off 418 North St.


From 43 Sunnyplain Ave. to dead end


Thomas Road


128


Tirrell Street


232


From 59 Thomas Rd. to dead end Off 719 Front St.


Tower Avenue


449


308


305


542


450


6


Corner of Lane Ave. and St. Margaret St. Off 48 Lake St. Off 495 Commercial St.


359


224


208


96


191


160


450


8


539


From 119 Old Country Way to Jaffrey St. From 165 Great Republic Ave. to dead end From 85 Rinaldo Rd. to Katherine St. Off 952 Main St.


756


269


297


TABLE IV-A GATES AND HYDRANTS INSTALLED 1950


Street


Gates - Inches


Hydrants


Location


11/2 in.


2 in.


6 in.


8 in.


10 in.


Abbot Street


2


1 At 47 Abbot Street


Austin Road


1


At 712 Front Street


Bengal Road


2


1 At 243 and 286 Bengal Road


Blackhawk Road


2


1 At 168 and 428 Blackhawk Road


Bradmere Way


2


At 377 Neck Street and 22 Regatta Road


Broad Street


1


At 481 Broad Street


Clarendon Street


4


1 At Lot 45A - 58A and 77 Clarendon Street


Dana Road


1


At 712 Summer Street


Delia Walker Road


1


At 396 Delia Walker Road


Donnellan Circle


1


2


Off Moreland Road


Elva Road


1


2 Off Green Street


Essex Street


1


1


Off 24 Gilbert Road


Fallgren Lane Frank Road


1


-


Off Julia Road


Great Hill Drive


1


Off Regatta Road


Great Republic Ave.


2


1 Off Constitution Avenue


Healy Road


1


Off 85 Appletree Lane


Hitchings Street


-


1


Off 473 Front Street


Jaffrey Street


1


Off Old Country Way


Julia Road


1


1


Off 260 Green Street


-


298


-


1


1


Near 204 Essex Street


Karen Road Lake Street Lane Avenue Linda Lane Main Street Maple Street Meridith Way Moreland Road


2


Off Priscilla Circle


3


1 Off 48 Lake Street


1


1


1


1


1


2


1


1


3


1


Off Old Country Way


1


1


2


2


2


1


1


1


Off 89 Summer Street


1


1 Off 418 North Street


2


1 Off West Street


1


Off 719 Front Street


Totals


1


4


38


12


4


18


1 Near St. Margaret Street Off Commercial Street Near 754 Main Street At Cain Avenue


Off 158 Essex Street Off Green Street Off Main Street Near 158 Park Avenue


Newbert Avenue Park Avenue Priscilla Circle Red Jacket Road Rinaldo Road Roberts Drive Roseen Avenue Saning Street Sunnyplain Avenue Tirrell Street


Off Constitution Avenue. Near 49 Rinaldo Rd.


1 Off 952 Main Street


299


TABLE V REPLACEMENT OF MAINS IN 1950


Mains


Gates


Taken Out


Installed


Locations


Size-Inches


Kind


Feet


Size-Inches


Kind


Feet


Taken Out


Installed


Off Lake Street


1


Steel


23


2


C.L.


23


-


-


Lane Avenue


2


Steel


746


6


C.L.


32


1


1


6


C.L.


714


Newbert Avenue


2


Steel


160


6


C.L.


160


-


Sunnyplain Avenue


2


Steel


250


6


C.L.


250


1


1


Walker Street


2


Steel


271


2


C.L.


271


-


Totals


1450


1450


2 2


300


TABLE VI DISTRIBUTION PIPE AND GATES IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1950


.


Size-Inches


Copper


Lead


W. I.Steele


Transite


Cast Iron


Lead Lined


Cement Lined


Cast Iron


Universal


Gates


20


250


1


18


2090


1


16


2813


3


14


22555


14


12


48158


15660


83


10


49864


1224


72


8


3218


59184


12963


141


6


100


22230


285080


29963


1958


707


4


22435


751


49


2


59676


6671


384


8476


126


11/2


691


23708


580


47


1 1/4


120


6692


369


1


-


216


8451


Totals


811


216


98627


25448


496287


384


72048


2709


1244


.


301


1950 Weymouth Water Analysis


The Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Appearance


Ammonia


Sample Number


Date of


Collection


Turbidity


Color


Free


Total


Albuminoid


Nitrogen


as Nitrates


Chlorides


Hardness


Alkalinity


P. H.


Iron


Location of


Sample Taken


379260


March 14


2


26


.0


.12


14


7.4


21


5


5.4


Grt. Pond Raw Water


302


381648


July 18


2


22


.012


.114


7.2


20


4


5.3


Grt. Pond Raw Water


384716


November 27


5


18


0


096


18


6


5.5


Grt. Pond Raw Water


379261


March 14


2


10


0


075


.17


7.6


23


5


5.3


Coagulated Water


381649


July 18


2


3


.025


.105


7.4


20


4


4.9


Coagulated Water


384717


November 27


8


3


025


.105


22


5


4.8


Coagulated Water


379262


March 14


1


5


.010


.076


17


8.2


21


18


7.2


Final Effluent


381650


July 18


1


3


.006


.072


8.0


17


12


7.0


Final Effluent


384718


November 27


0


5


.004


060


1.40


14.6


39


13


5.9


03


Gravel Packed Well-Raw


381651


July 18


0


6


0


8


15.6


71


58


7.2


03


Gravel Packed Well-Final


-


-


-


17


9


6.9


Final Effluent


384719


November 27


TABLE VII


Department of Public Health (Parts per Million)


SUMMARY OF STATISTICS Year Ending December 31, 1950 Weymouth Water Works, Weymouth, Mass.


Population 1950 census: 32,695


Population 1950 Winter: 33,000. Summer: 34,000


Date of Construction: 1885


By whom owned: Town of Weymouth


Source of Supply: Weymouth Great Pond Gravel Packed Well


Mode of Supply: Pumping to filtration, thence to distribution by pumping to standpipes and by gravity flow. Also emergency pump- ing direct from gravel packed well to system.


Capacity of Reservoirs: 4,070,000 gallons


DISTRIBUTION MAINS


Extended, 23,516 feet


Replaced, 1,450 feet


Total mains now in use, 131.7 miles


Number of hydrants added: 18


Total hydrants in use, 714 (exclusive private hydrants)


Number of gates added, 59


Total gates in use, 1,243


Number of blow-off, 90


SERVICES


Number of services installed, 673


Total srvices active, 9,211


Number of active services metered, 8,814


Percentage of services metered, 95.6


CONSUMPTION


Total gallons Great Pond Station


485,540,000


Total gallons Circuit Avenue Station


218,880,000


Total gallons consumed


704,420,000


Average daily consumption in gallons


1,928,000


Average daily consumption per capita in gallons


59.0


Total gallons through commercial meters


207,694,500


Total gallons through domestic meters


364,260,000


Total gallons measured


571,954,500


Percentage accounted for by meters


81.3


303


1950 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT WATER ACCOUNT


Balance due January 1, 1950


Charges to December 31, 1950


$39,184.31 217,587.66


$256,771.97


WATER ACCOUNT CREDITS


Cash paid to Treasurer


$200,533.92


Abatements and Service Transfers


1,355.02


Transfers to Lien Account


6,506.04


Balance due December 31, 1950


48,376.99


$256,771.97


MATERIAL AND LABOR ACCOUNT


Balance due January 1, 1950


$4,147.48


Charges to December 31, 1950


19,143.53


$23,291.01


MATERIAL AND LABOR ACCOUNT CREDITS


Cash paid to Treasurer


$19,458.27


Abatements and Service Transfers


408.36


Transfers to Lien Account


82.64


Balance due December 31, 1950


3,341.74


$23,291.01


Respectfully submitted, HARRY I. GRANGER, Collector


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


East Weymouth 89, Mass. January 26, 1951


To the Board of Water Commissioners


Gentlemen:


Herewith is submitted the forty-ninth annual report of the Accounting Department for the year ending December 31, 1950.


Respectfully submitted, EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant


WATER DEPARTMENT STATEMENTS OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1950 RECEIPTS


Water Rents


$200,533.92


Water Liens


5,866.13


Water Construction


19,458.27


South Weymouth Savings Bank, interest


1,256.98


U. S. Treasury, interest


1,125.00


304


Refunds


Water Construction Deposits


Water Loan - April 1, 1950


Water Loan - April 1, 1950


25,000.00 687.40


Premium on Water Loans Accrued Interest on Water Loans


35.00


Total


318,030.44


Cash on hand, January 1, 1950


123,958.63


Total


441,989.07


Warrants paid in 1950


279,644.10


Cash on hand, December 31, 1950


$162,344.97


Granite Trust Co., Commercial Department


$10,873.96


South Weymouth Savings Bank


51,224.31


U. S. Treasury Bonds


50,021.70


Cash in Collectors Office


225.00


Merchants National Bank


50,000.00


$162,344.97


PAYMENTS


Major Construction: Labor


$1,283.89


Transfers - Equipment All Other


6,035.41


$7,382.99


Water Construction Loan of 1948 - Labor


5,560.58


Transfers - Equipment


1,086.88


Stock


13,539.05


All Other


5,017.21


25,203.72


Water Supply Development - Labor


1,297.87


Transfers -


33.21


All Other


7,207.55


8,538.63


Filter Plant Improvements - Labor


434.51


Transfers - Equipment All Other


8.69


1,439.87


1,883.07


Minor Construction :


New Services Labor


12,133.06


Transfers - Equipment


4,646.22


Stock


12,771.39


All Other


6,403.27


35,953.94


New Meters -


- Labor


878.48


Transfers - Equipment


252.83


Stock


223.38


All Other


13,225.01


14,579.70


Miscellaneous - Labor


127.37


Transfers - Equipment


31.54


Stock


226.86


All Other


1,367.76


1,753.53


52,287.17


305


110.74 18,957.00 45,000.00


63.69


Maintenance and Operation :


Distribution System - Labor


32,877.15


2,896.93


Transfers - Equipment Stock


1,133.73


Engineering


282.87


All Other


1,570.97


38,761.65


Filter Operation and Pumping


Labor


13,677.24


Fuel


878.92


Light and Power


9,067.84


Chemicals


6,149.49


Transfers - Equipment


280.72


Stock


3.95


All Other


2,759.36


32,817.52


Care of Meters - Labor


3,451.31


Transfers - Equipment


1,046.52


Stock


86.70


All Other


1,090.61


5,675.14


Hollis Street Garage - Labor


358.63


Transfers - Equipment


9.09


All Other


961.77


1,329.49


Circuit Avenue Station - Labor


5,102.26


Transfers - Equipment


133.22


All Other


5,283.74


10,519.22


Grounds and Buildings - Labor


1,152.24


Transfers - Equipment


29.38


All Other


2.78


1,184.40


Water Shed - Labor


885.53


Transfers - Equipment


39.46


All Other


134.38


1,059.37


91,346.79


Replacements - Labor


2,376.18


Transfers - Equipment


701.54


Stock


1,902.70


All Other


985.25


5,965.67


Purchase Land - Randolph Street:


Francis J. Dowd


750.00


Kenneth L. Nash - Services


50.00


800.00


Commercial Expenses :


Salaries


16,340.42


Transfers - Equipment


13.50


Stationery, Postage, Printing, etc.


1,554.75


All Other


2,647.56


20,556.23


Salaries of Commissioners


488.75


Interest


4,700.00


Debt Retirement


24,000.00


306


Private Work - Labor Transfers - Equipment Stock All Other


4,129.43


1,502.73


12,033.13


1,461.05


19,126.34


Equipment Account - Labor All Other


953.34


8,885.30


9,838.64


Stock Account - Labor


2,136.60


Transfers - Equipment


98.70


Transfers to Major Construction


4,983.00


All Other


44,525.19


51,743.49


$323,861.49


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES


Appropriation Accounts :


Balances from 1949 Account:


Major Construction


2,399.99


Water Construction - Loan of 1948


42,474.91


Purchase Land on Pond


2,375.77


Equipment Account


2,005.65


Stock Account


13,389.40


Appropriations March 6, 1950


From Revenue


197,635.40


From General Fund


26,000.00


Appropriations November 20, 1950


From Revenue


8,500.00


From General Fund


1,500.00


Water Supply Development - Loan -


April 14, 1950


45,000.00


Filter Plant Improvements Loan - April 14, 1950


25,000.00


Accrued Interest


35.00


Transfer Credits:


Major Construction


4,983.00


Equipment


12,874.85


Stock


41,920.89


426,094.86


Expended:


Major Construction


7,382.99


Water Construction - Loan of 1948


25,203.72


Water Supply Development


8,538.63


Filter Plant Improvements


1,883.07


Minor Construction


52,287.17


Maintenance and Operation


91,346.79


Replacements


5,965.67


Purchase Land - Randolph Street


800.00


Commercial Expenses


20,556.23


Salaries


488.75


307


Interest Debt Retirement Private Work Equipment Stock


4,700.00


24,000.00


19,126.34


9,838.64


51,743.49


323,861.49


Balances Unexpended


102,233.37


Balances to Revenue


9,399.45


Balances to 1951 Account


$92,833.92


Water Construction of 1948


17,271.19


Water Supply Development


36,461.37


Filter Plant Improvements


23,116.93


Purchase Land on Pond


2,375.77


Equipment - Billing Machine


5,000.00


Equipment Account


5,041.86


Stock Account


3,566.80


$92,833.92


308


WATER DEPARTMENT


BALANCE SHEET


DECEMBER 31, 1950


LIABILITIES


Treasurer's Cash


$162,344.97


Water Construction Deposits $5,769.00


Accounts Receivable :


Unexpended Appropriation Balances:


Water Rates


48,376.99


Water Construction - Loan 1948


17,271.19


Water Construction


3,341.74


Water Supply Development


36,461.37


Water Liens:


Filter Plant Improvements


23,116.93


Taxes 1949


243.60


Purchase Land on Pond


2,375.77


Taxes 1950


1,672.10


53,634.43


Equipment - Billing Machine


5,000.00


Equipment Account


5,041.86


Stock Account 3,566.80


92,833.92


309


Loan Authorized


100,000.00


63,054.65


$315,979.40


$315,979.40


WATER DEBT ACCOUNT


$286,000.00


Water Loan - August 15, 1934


$16,000.00


Water Loan - October 1, 1946


30,000.00


Water Loan - August 1, 1948


170,000.00


Water Loan - April 1, 1950 Water Loan -ยท April 1, 1950


45,000.00


25,000.00


$286,000.00


$286,000.00


EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant


Loan Authorized - Unissued


100,000.00


Revenue Reserved Until Collected Premium Account Surplus Revenue


53,634.43


687.40


Net Water Debt


ASSETS


1950 REPORT OF THE TREASURER FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Water rents received


$200,533.92


Construction Account


19,458.27


Water Liens


5,866.13


Construction Deposits


18,957.00


Interest South Weymouth Savings Bank


1,256.98


Miscellaneous Refunds


31.61


Refund of Massachusetts Gasoline Excise Tax


79.13


Interest on Treasury Bonds 21/4 %


1,125.00


Proceeds from Water Loans


70,722.40


Cash on Hand January 1, 1950


123,958.63


$441,989.07


PAYMENTS


Paid on Selectmen's Warrants for


Notes and Bonds


$24,000.00


Interest on Loans


4,700.00


Sundry Appropriations


250,944.10


Total Warrants paid


$279,644.10


TREASURER'S CASH


On deposit at Merchants National Bank, Boston


$50,000.00


On deposit at Granite Trust Co.


10,873.96


On deposit at South Weymouth Savings Bank


51,224.31


Treasury Bonds 21/4 % 1956-59


50,021.70


Petty cash drawers


225.00


Total Funds December 31, 1950


$162,344.97


WATER ASSETS


Amount due for Water Rents


$48,376.90


Amount due for Construction


3,341.74


$51.718.73


Cash on hand December 31, 1950


112,323.27


$164,042.00


Deposits Merchants National Bank, Boston


$50,000.00


Deposit Checking Account Granite Trust Co.


10,873.96


Deposit in South Weymouth Savings Bank Petty Cash Drawer


225.00


Water Rents and Constructions Receivable


51,718.73


$164,042.00


Investments in U. S. Savings Bonds 21/4% 1956-59


$50,000.00


310


51,224.31


$112,323.27


$318,030.44


TOTAL WATER LIABILITIES JANUARY 1, 1951


Serial Notes of August 1934


$16,000.00


Serial Notes of October 1, 1946-56


30,000.00


Construction Loan August 1, 1948-63 Incl.


170,000.00


Additional Water Supply April 1, 1950-65


45,000.00


Water Dept. Equipment for Filter Plant April 1, 1950-55


25,000.00


$286,000.00


NOTES AND BONDS DUE 1951


Serial Notes of 1934, August 15th


$4,000.00


Serial Notes of 1946, October 1st


5,000.00


Construction Loan August 1, 1948


15,000.00


Water Supply April 1, 1950


3,000.00


Filter Plant Equipment April 1, 1950


5,000.00


$32,000.00


Respectfully submitted, HARRY I. GRANGER,


Treasurer Water Department


Weymouth, Massachusetts January 30, 1951


I have examined the Treasurer's and Collector's accounts in the Wey- mouth Water Department and believe them to be correct. Regular examination of all transactions, with a monthly verification of cash with the official statements of all depositories, satisfies me that the Treasurer has properly accounted for all funds intrusted to him.


Respectfully submitted,


EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant


311


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


East Weymouth, Mass. February 2, 1951


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen


Weymouth, Massachusetts


Gentlemen:


Herewith is submitted the forty-ninth annual report of the Accounting Department.


Compiled in accordance with the requirement of statutes, it sets forth the facts most generally required by those desiring to make an analysis of the financial status of a municipality.


It should be emphasized that any one who seeks greater detail of the financial transactions of the town may find it by calling at the office.


The accounts of all officials charged with the collection or disburse- ment of funds have been frequently examined and found to be in accord- ance with the facts set forth herein.


The examination and verification of cash and securities has been con- ducted in accordance with the statutory requirements.


The cvidence submitted shows that the sound condition of the town ranks high among the municipalities of the Commonwealth.


Respectfully submitted,


EMERSON R. DIZER,


Town Accountant


RECEIPTS


General Revenue:


Taxes:


Current Year:


Poll


$16,996.00 496,133.96


Personal


Real Estate


1,627,724.56


$2,140,854.52


Previous Years:


Poll


248.00


Personal


2,256.38


Real Estate


93,810.87


96,315.25


From Commonwealth:


Corporation Taxes


181,272.23


Income Taxes


225,803.87


Meals Tax


10,691.46


417,767.56


Licenses and Permits:


Alcoholic and Malt Beverages


7,785.00


All Other


2,228.50


State Licenses


150.00


10,163.50


Fines and Forfeits


957.48


312


Grants and Gifts:


From Commonwealth:


U. S. Grant - O. A. A. - Administration 9,796.51


U. S. Grant - O. A. A. - Assistance


229,893.45


U. S. Grant - A. D. C. - Administration 1,348.44


U. S. Grant - A. D. C. - Relief 37,791.62


Vocational Schools


37,441.32


George-Barden Fund


3,482.88


Smith-Hughes Fund


1,497.83


School Construction Grant - Adams


5,478.95


School Construction Grant - Pratt


4,553.52


From County:


Dog License Fees


3,484.72


334,769.24


Special Assessments :


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes - 1948


9.05


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes - 1949


11,093.25


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes - 1950


156,186.99


167,289.29


General Government:


Retirement System - Accounting Service


1,300.00


Town Treasurer, refund


25.60


Land Court, refund


7.95


Tax Collector, fees


2,700.14


Town Clerk, fees


4,025.50


Town Clerk, licenses and permits


394.00


Individual, refund


39.01


Sale maps, tel. tolls, etc.


54.75


8,546.95


Police Department: Individual, refund


180.00


Fire Department:


Individuals, restitution


186.49


George H. Wahn Co., refund


16.50


Sale of material


5.00


207.99


Building Inspector, permits


6,049.00


Wiring Inspector, permits


3,513.25


Plumbing Inspector, permits


4,961.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures, fees


681.50


Tree Department:


V. Leslie Hebert, refund


110.00


Health Department:


Commonwealth, subsidy


6,105.71


Commonwealth, contagious diseases


355.50


Licenses and permits


139.50


Dental Clinic Revenue


187.45


Refund


9.00


6,797.16


Sewer Department:


Common Sewer Assessments


17,182.75


Particular Sewer Assessments


8,143.49


Interest and Sewer Assessments


1,908.30


Rent of Rooms


679.20


27,913.74


313


Highway Department:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Chapter 90 Construction - No. 11342 1,142.24


Chapter 90 Construction - No. 11925


8,235.07


Chapter 90 Construction - No. 12567


1,210.49


Chapter 90 Maintenance - No. 12486


1,972.93


County of Norfolk:


Chapter 90 Construction - No. 11925


2,448.74


Chapter 90 Maintenance - No. 12486


986.46


Individuals, Labor and Materials


670.73


16,666.66


Public Welfare:


Temporary Aid Reimbursements:


From Individuals, refunds


2,263.66


From Individuals, recoveries


781.42


From Other Cities and Towns


13,125.42


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


21,546.23


Aid to Dependent Children Reimbursements:


From Individuals, refunds


987.22


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


37,176.43


Old Age Assistance Reimbursements:


From Individuals, refunds


4,794.69


From Individuals, recoveries


298.10


From Other Cities and Towns


3,098.72


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


230,961.84


315,033.73


Veterans' Services:


From Individuals, refunds


1,064.77


Other Cities and Towns


94.00


From Commonwealth of Massachusetts


23,872.08


25,030.85


Schools:


Rent of Halls


1,133.00


Sale of materials, supplies, etc .:


Schools - general


389.46


Manual Arts Classes


254.13


Evening Industrial Classes


127.09


Weymouth Vocational School:


General


96.83


Auto Repair


237.89


Cabinetmaking


773.13


Carpentry


158.87


Printing


604.49


Sheet Metal


1,113.64


314


Tuition :


Weymouth Vocational School 18,063.57


Schools - general


2,197.98


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


5,009.12


Adjustment Fire Loss


34.80


Dividends on Insurance


117.50


Hobbs and Warren, refund


33.43


Rand Express, refund


5.72


Mass. Teachers Retirement Board, refund


1,193.79


Miscellaneous


65.11


31,609.55


Libraries :


Income from Funds


903.81


Librarian, Fines, fees, etc.


1,201.16


2,104.97


Park Department:


Beals Park Fund, for fence


100.00


Individual, refund


52.00


152.00


Unclassified :


Tax Title Releases - Principal


3,068.66


Tax Title Releases - Excess


501.41


Sale of Real Estate


913.24


Federal Housing Authority


8,550.67


Refund - Weymouth Housing Committee


275.27


Weymouth Housing Authority - for sewer


20,000.00


Taxes paid after abatement:


1949 Poll Taxes


2.35


1950 Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


14.24


Commonwealth - refund Sea Wall account


1,690.27


Fire Insurance dividends


122.28


Judgements - M. V. E. Taxes


121.67


Ashwood Cemetery Fund, transfer


1,500.00


Ashwood Cemetery Account, refund


10.00


Tufts Lecture Fund, transfer


249.38


37,019.44


Interest :


On Deferred Taxes:


1948 Accounts


192.13


1949 Accounts


2,296.81


1950 Accounts


518.39


On unapportioned Sewer Assessments




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