Town annual report of Weymouth 1955, Part 25

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1955
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 396


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4,104.50


Wiring Inspector-Permits


2,775.25


Plumbing Inspector-Permits


3,557.50


Sealer of Weights and Measures-Fees


681.40


Health Department:


Commonwealth-Subsidy


805.73


T. B. Reimbursement


2,191.00


Lcenses and Permits


218.50


Dental Clinic Revenue


107.00


3,322.23


Sewer Department:


Common Sewer Assessments


$31,301.06


Particular Sewer Assessments


43,043.91


Interest on Sewer Assessments


7,147.15


Rent of Rooms


636.00


Gas Tax Refund


99.40


Insurance Dividends


81.29


82,308.81


338


Highway Department: Sale of Material, Permits, etc.


132.72


Public Welfare: Temporary Aid:


From Individuals-Refunds


$ 745.37


From Individuals-Reimbursements


743.33


From Other Cities and Towns


11,910.16


From the Commonwealth


12,517.23


25,916.09


Aid to Dependent Children:


From Individuals-Refunds


$ 815.35


From the Commonwealth-Relief


46,059.77


46,875.12


Disability Assistance:


From Individuals-Refunds


$ 205.55


From Individuals-Reimbursements


660.57


From the Commonwealth-Administration


820.63


From the Commonwealth-Assistance


19,707.01


21,393.76


Old Age Assistance:


From Individuals-Refunds


$ 3,305.68


From Individuals-Reimbursements


19,383.42


From Other Cities and Towns


16,820.76


From the Commonwealth-Assistance


241,588.41


281,098.27


Veterans' Services


From Individuals-Refunds


$ 1,251.69


From the Commonwealth


37,178.13


38,429.82


School Department:


Rent of Halls


$ 2,294.00


Individuals-Refunds


133.71


Individuals-Reimbursements


75.00


Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc.


3,187.75


Tuition -- General


1,696.32


Tuition-State Wards


8,550.61


Tuition-Vocational Schools


17,890.32


Sale Materials, etc .- Vocational Schools


5,202.87


Commonwealth-Transportation


13,394.99


52,425.57


Libraries:


Income from Funds


$ 1,035.53


Librarian-Fines, Fees, etc.


2,174.56


3,210.09


Unclassified:


Tax Title Releases-Principal


$ 2,705.38


Tax Title Releases-Excess


668.47


Sale of Real Estate


1,968.13


Weymouth Housing Authority


7,344.00


Federal Housing Authority


10,858.00


Sewer Receipts-In Escrow


3,699.24


339


First National Stores, Rt. of Way


48.00


Individual-Rent of Land


30.00


Charles A. Flynn-Ret. Pr. Ins. 159.74,


Commonwealth-Hurricane Relief


121,613.60


Commonwealth-Port of Boston Authority 466.27 Michael J. McGlynn-Guarantee Deposit 2,000.00


Insurance Settlement: Hurricane Loss-General


10,793.12


Insurance Settlement:


Hurricane Loss-Schools 4,501.65


Insurance Settlement:


Fire Loss-Nevin School


269.64


Insurance Settlement:


Fire Loss-Central Station


400.00


Insurance Settlement:


Damages-No. Weymouth Branch Library


27.37


Dividends-Town Infirmary-a/c 1946


3.26


Various Insurance Dividends


1,715.67


A. Debtor-Conscience Fund


97.25


Sale of Alewives


57.90


George Millman-Tax Paid in Error


5.00


Janet A. Manuel-Reimbursement


40.73


John F. Connors-Taxes on Land Sold


1.16


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1953 Polls


10.70


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1954 Polls


2.00


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1954 Personal


24.35


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1953 M.V.E.


67.42


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1954 M.V.E.


39.94


Parking Meter Receipts


3,931.07


173,549.06


Interest:


On Deferred Taxes:


1953 Accounts


$ 174.20


1954 Accounts


2,529.59


1955 Accounts


947.44


On Unapportioned Sewer Assessments


6.93


On U.S. Treasury Bills


21,294.53


24,952.69


Municipal Indebtedness :


Sewer Construction Bonds


300,000.00


Premiums on Loans Agency Accounts:


561.00


Municipal Buildings Ins. Fund-Bonds


$40,000.00


Municipal Buildings Ins. Fund-Income


1,625.00


Municipal Buildings Ins. Fund-Refund


575.00


John C. Rhines Fund, Income


315.63


Tufts Lecture Fund, Income


196.91


Tufts Sidewalk and Shade Tree Fund, Income


78.78


Tufts Tomb Fund, Income


19.66


Dog License Fees for County


6,198.80


Fish and Game Licenses for State


4,755.60


School Lunch Account


106,371.67


School Athletic Account


10,033.84


Federal Withholding Taxes


371,018.56


541,189.45


340


Unclaimed Checks Charged to Cash


1,648.28


TOTAL Cash on hand January 1, 1955


$ 7,408,967.61


2,608,871.49


$10,017,839.10


EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Appropriation Committee:


Services and Expenses


$ 1,196.85


Committee-Drainage System: Metcalf & Eddy


Committee-Highway Planning


Selectmen's Department:


Selectmen-Salaries


$3,100.00


Secretary


3,846.50


$6,946.50


State Census-Salaries


$3,204.00


State Census-Expenses


256.50


Stationery and Postage


336.24


Printing and Advertising


767.38


Auto Expenses


1,000.00


Perambulating Town Bounds


175.00


Miscellaneous and Dues


150.70


Workmen's Compensation Agent


800.00


13,636.32


Accounting Department:


Salaries-Accountant


$ 6,042.40


Salaries-Assistant and Clerks


10,784.62


Stationery and Postage


318.13


Printing and Advertising


137.77


Miscellaneous


415.26


Out-of-State Travel-Sec. 5, Chap. 40


226.75


17,924.93


Treasurer's Department:


Salaries-Treasurer


$ 5,125.25


Salaries-Clerks


5,828.90


Stationery and Postage


515.03


Printing and Advertising


720.25


Bonds and Insurance


508.00


Armored Car Service


144.00


Foreclosing Tax Titles


1,677.89


Miscellaneous


344.55


Preparation of Bonds


932.34


Tax Collector's Department :


Salaries-Tax Collector


$6,042.40


Salaries-Clerks


13,035.60


15.796.21


3,460.50


15,000.00 48.18


341


Stationery and Postage Printing and Advertising Expenses of Deputy Collector Bonds and Insurance Acquiring Tax Titles Miscellaneous


1,790.03


1,618.05


113.00


854.32


182.21


217.39


23,853.00


Assessors' Department:


Salaries-Assessors


$12,067.60


Salaries-Clerks


13,885.62


Stationery and Postage


473.45


Printing and Advertising


695.60


Abstract of Norfolk Deeds


631.80


Probate Cards


68.00


Transportation


750.00


Binding Records


198.08


Miscellaneous


517.57


New Equipment


280.00


29.567.72


Legal Department:


Town Counsel-Salary


$ 2.500.00


Town Counsel-Trial Cases


575.00


Clerical Services


600.00


Miscellaneous


933.26


4,608.26


Damages, Judgments, Etc .:


Compensation Paid Injured Employees


$ 9,228.47


Medical Expenses, etc.


4,683.37


Settlement of Claims


5,264.96


Unpaid Bills:


Police Department


$281.50


Inspector's Department


15.00


Street Department


25.00


Public Welfare


189.75


School Department


75.00


586.25


19,763.05


Town Clerk's Department:


Salaries-Town Clerk


$ 4,842.40


Salaries-Assistant and Clerks


8,336.93


Stationery and Postage


453.79


Printing and Advertising


929.83


Bonds and Insurance


37.50


Binding Books


79.00


Town Meeting Expenses


273.57


Birth Returns


171.25


Miscellaneous


232.50


15,356.77


Registrars' Department:


Salaries-Registrars


$ 1,250.00


Salaries-Clerks


3,609.00


Poll Listing-Salaries


$1,815.00


Poll Listing-Transportation, etc.


92.50


1,907.50


342


Stationery and Postage Printing and Advertising Hall Rental Expense Miscellaneous


135.45


1,210.93


15.00


87.16


8,215.04


Election Expenses:


Election Officers


$ 1,731.00


Janitor Service


176.73


Hall Rental Expense


120.00


Telephones, Supplies, Repairs, etc.


95.40


2,123.13


Engineering Department :


Town Survey


$ 9,274.43


Street Survey, etc.


1,106.51


10,380.94


Planning Board:


Clerical Services


$ 200.00


Stationery and Postage, etc.


316.51


516.51


Personnel Board:


Salaries-Personnel Officer


$ 520.00


Salaries-Clerk


400.00


Miscellaneous


115.89


1,035.89


Civilian Defense :


Clerical Services


$ 550.16


Stationery, Postage, etc.


49.48


Telephone and Light


347.61


E. B. Given & Sons


2,184.53


Ellington Electric Co.


591.50


Miscellaneous


462.65


4,185.93


Maintenance Town Hall and Annex:


Town Hall:


Janitor Service


$10,719.26


Switchboard Operator


2,112.10


Engineer


2,222.20


Fuel


1,045.96


Light


1,663.25


Telephones


2,549.91


Transportation


400.00


Supplies, etc.


1,752.66


Furniture and Fixtures


762.92


Painting


696.00


23,924.20


Annex:


Janitor Service


$ 3,626.70


Fuel and Gas


850.23


343


Light


511.46


Water


63.75


Telephones


1,045.13


Supplies, etc.


290.40


Repairs, etc.


899.00


7,286.67


31,210 87


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$ 5,713.40


Other Salaries


226,190.24


Special Police


38,677.07


Handyman


2,935.20


Clerk


3,395.70


Pension


1,225.00


$278,136.61


Maintenance of Motor Vehicles


7,101.79


Equipment


716.11


Fuel


719.40


Light


436.22


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


841.95


Printing, Stationery, etc.


859.30


Telephones


1,136.78


Food for Prisoners


97.31


Silent Police, Traffic Signs, etc.


2,434.11


Maintenance Police Signal System


2,093.44


Miscellaneous


849.93


Maintenance Parking Meters


16.34


Lighting-Parking Areas


450.49


Police Department-New Equipment


8,576.00


Police Department-Purchase of Uniforms


3,943.27


Fire Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$ 6,042.40


Other Salaries


294,470.51


Fire Alarm


8,859.35


Pensions


5,200.00


314,572.26


Callmen's Wages


2,847.78


Maintenance of Apparatus


4,332.65


General Equipment


5,589.68


Fire Alarm Supplies, etc.


5,686.09


Fuel


2,395.51


Light


1,051.69


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


Laundry


$ 463.65


Miscellaneous


1,598.69


2,062.34


344


295,889.78


Telephones Miscellaneous Out-of-State Travel, Sec. 5, Chap. 40


935.77 339.05


66.00


339,878.82


Fire Department-New Equipment


1,697.42


Fire Department-Purchase of Uniforms


3,336.13


Inspector's Department:


Salaries-Building Inspector


$5,220.25


Wiring Inspector Clerks


3,098.25


12,714.50


,Transportation :


Building Inspector


800.00


Wiring Inspector


800.00


1,600.00


Board of Appeals


315.00


Stationery and Postage


131.39


Printing and Advertising


446.90


Miscellaneous


172.43


Out-of-State Travel, Sec. 5, Chap. 40


280.78


15,661.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer of Weights and Measures


$1,500.00


Transportation Miscellaneous


47.00


$1,797.00


Control Dutch Elm Disease:


Forrester Tree Service


$2,905.00


MacQuinn Tree Service


2,,895.00


G. W. Robertson


752.88


J. F. Price Company


476.80


William F. Cross


330.00


Weyymouth Trucking Co.


210.00


Miscellaneous


71.58


7,641.26


Moth and Tree Department:


Salaries-Superintendent


4,865.90


Clerk


1,000.00 27,188.51


Labor


33,054.41


Supplies


1,756.49


Repairs


1,145.31


Gas, Oil, Grease, etc.


843.77


Insecticides


1,637.84


Trees


2,035.96


Miscellaneous


180.97


Storage


250.00


Out-of-State Travel-Sec. 5, Chap. 40


300.00


New Equipment


481.00


41,685.75


345


1


250.00


4,396.00


Health Department:


Salaries of Board


$1,050.00


Miscellaneous Expenses:


New Equipment-File


$ 63.90


Postage, Printing, Advertising, etc.


433.31


Other Expenses


588.10


Out-of-State Travel- Sec. 5, Chap. 40


117.68


Death. Returns


43.00


Prevention of Rabies


14.00


Diphtheria Clinic


556.78


Premature Infant Cases


1,323.19


Tuberculosis Cases


6,265.75


Contagious Disease Cases


2,261.78


Health Agent-Salary


$4,396.00


Health Agent-Transportation


600.00


4,996.00


Health Clerk


2,577.30


. Health Nurse-Salary


$3,846.50


Health Nurse-Transportation


400.00


4,246.50


Plumbing Inspector-Salary


$4,524.00


Plumbing Inspector-Transportation


600.00


Maintenance Dump-Labor


$4,185.90


Maintenance Dump-Other Expenses


1,039.28


Dental Hygienist-Salary


$3,626.70


Dental Hygienist-Transportation


100.00


3,726.70


Dentists, Supplies and Transportation


2,620.66


Health Tests


850.00


Burying Animals


1,200.00


New Dental Clinic


2,446.39


Polio Clinic


498.17


Nurses


Garbage Disposal


Sewer Department:


Maintenance and Operation :


Salaries:


Supt., Sec., Clerk and Commissioners


$10,663.59


Engineers


18,030.60


Labor:


Equipment Maintenance


3,441.77


Maintenance, Sewer System


9,543.47


Holidays, etc.


5,404.40


Mileage Allowance


935.04


Equipment:


Office


209.00


Engineering


88.92


Const., Maint., Trans.


9,410.36


346


5.124.00


5,225.18


46,228.39 7,500.00 48,250.00


1,816.77


Supplies :


Office Engineering Department Equipment Mintenance, Sewer System


417.35


786.23


5,104.47


860.17


64,895.37


Particular Sewers:


Supplies:


House Connections and Rented Equip. $26,810.29


Labor-House Connections 26,648.72


53,459.01


Common Sewer:


Contracts:


No. 19-C. DiMartino & Sons $ 3,246.63


No. 20-DiMinico & Palotta, Inc. 22,652.28


No. 24-J. Andreassi & Co. 2,136.92


No. 25-C. DiMartino & Sons


369.03


No. 26-A. Baruffaldi Co .-


121,577.62


Part I Part II


8,072.55


No. 27-Rich. White Sons, Inc.


88,179.61


No. 28-Salah & Pecci Con. Co. 18,414.47


No. 30-Rich. White Sons, Inc.


49,560.75


314,209.86


Consulting Engineering Services


27,773.34


Legal


1,914.32


Traffic Control


597.62


New Development Const. Supplies


4,121.82


348,616.96


HIGHWAYS


Highway Department:


Administration:


Salary-Superintendent


$5,400.70


Salaries-Clerks


3,354.55


Office Supplies and Telephone


526.73


General:


Labor


$110,175.61


Pensions


3,920.76


Maintenance of Trucks


3,531.01


Equipment


3,904.09


Supplies


16,297.01


Miscellaneous


8,276.02


Maintenance of Department Building


1,128.84


Street Cleaning-Labor


12,409.55


Oiling-Labor


$ 3,968.52


Other Expenses


19,992.45


23,960.97


Fences and Signs-Labor


$ 14.56


Other Expenses


1,245.16


1,259.72


347


$9,281.98


146,104.50


Drains and Catch Basins-Labor Other Expenses


$40,708.60 18,862.51


Rubbish Collection-Labor


$ 7,434.75


Snow Removal-Labor Other Expenses


8,156.73


15,591.48


305,513.36 $48,869.33


Highway Department-New Equipment


Construction-Chapter 90:


Transfer to Tree and Moth Department


77.60


Working New Streets-1954: Karlyn Street


108.75


Working New Streets-1954 (1953 Lay-outs) :


Stratford Road


318.90


Working New Streets-1955:


Bell Road


$110.00


Belmont Street Extension


150.00


Blake Road Extension


80.00


Branch Road


255.00


Cherry Lane


196.00


Chisholm Road


221.00


Doris Drive


90.95


Elizabeth Lane


106.00


Meadow Lane


118.00


Newton Court


574.64


Pepper Road


424.41


Progress Street


315.90


Roland Road


120.95


Sunrise Drive


108.95


Whipple Street


543.00


Worthen Avenue Extension


110.00


Drainage:


Sunrise and Doris Drives


$806.22


Elva, Frank and Julia Roads 146.74


952.96


4,477.76


Working New Streets-1955 (1954 Lay-outs) :


Danbury Road


$ 160.00


Endicott Street


713.19


Holmes Avenue


2,360.62


Julia Road


4.95


Pierce Court


63.77


South Avenue


959.98


Vinson Road Extension


281.37


4,543.88


Water Mains-New Streets 1955:


Ledge Hill Road


550.95


Water Mains-Seaver Road


2,609 16


Water Mains-Gibbons Street


1,526.33


Water Mains-New Streets 1953:


Stratford Road


118.53


348


59,571.11 36,205.21


Water Mains-New Streets 1954:


Carver Street Holmes Avenue Perry Street Pierce Court


$8,068.55 324.57


2,302.98


19.29


10,715.39


Sidewalk Construction :


$24,600.25


Weymouth Arphalt Company Russell H. Whiting


862.15


25,462.40


Sidewalk Repairs:


Weymouth Asphalt Company


$12,898.56


Russell H. Whiting


49.99


12,948.55


Drainage Survey:


Metcalf & Eddy


990.00


Oak Street Construction


26.67


Sea Walls:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


15,000.00


Land-Parking Area, North Weymouth


4,000.00


Construction-North Weymouth Parking Area


$1,439.60


Weymouth Landing Parking Area


569.29


Charles Diersch Street


2,726.43


Road-Town Hall Annex


338.15


Sidewalk-Ralph Talbot Street:


Weymouth Asphalt Company


2,499.00


Drain-Adorn Street


418.76


Dredging Fore River:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


10,000.00


Hurricane Damage Account:


Maintenance of Town Hall:


John Hamre & Son


$8,831.00


Thompson & Ross


250.00


Moth and Tree Department:


Salary-Superintendent


$ 259.35


Salary-Clerk


40.00


Labor


2,164.56


Forrester Tree Service


6,836.60


MacQuinn Tree Service


4,094.01


Superior Tree Service, Inc.


3,132.00


Miscellaneous


1,086.41


17,612.93


Street Department: Miscellaneous


240.00


School Department:


Labor


$ 868.16


Miscellaneous


370.84


1,239.00


$9,081.00


349


Libraries:


W. Russell Brundage


$ 511.00


Joseph T. Cazeault & Sons


295.00


Water Department:


Labor Miscellaneous


22.85


4,215.46


33,194.39


Flood Relief Account :


Chapter 698-Acts of 1955: Labor


$15,280.24


Miscellaneous


8,629.23


23,909.47


Chapter 699-Acts of 1955:


Labor


$ 1,670.95


Miscellaneous


1,931.94


3,602.89


27,512.36


Harbor Master's Department:


Salary-Harbor Master


$ 3,516.80


Salary-Shellfish Warden


3,617.83


Transportation


400.00


Supplies, Repairs, Gas. etc.


624.59


Street Lighting: Weymouth Light and Power Company


58,883.40


PUBLIC WELFARE


Town-Administration:


Salaries


$20,212.92


Stationery, Postage, etc.


2,725.00


Miscellaneous


337.12


Travel Expense


3,352.52


New Equipment-File


179.00


26,806.56


U. S. Grant-Administration:


Salaries


20,754.83


Outside Relief:


Aided by Other Cities and Towns


8,734.66


Aided in Weymouth


46,735.43


DISABILITY ASSISTANCE


Town-Assistance:


Cash Allotments


$35,321.51


U. S. Grant-Assistance: Cash Allotments


20,698.22


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Town-Relief :


Cash Allotments


$80,582.02


U. S. Grant-Relief: Cash Allotments


56,333.29


350


7,134.63


8,159.22


806.00


$4,192.61


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Town-Assistance:


Cash Allotments Other Cities and Towns


$342,924.08 6,062.24


348,986.32


199,064.06


VETERANS' SERVICES


Administration:


Salaries


$12,668.90


Travel Expense Miscellaneous


650.90


14,006.20


Veterans' Benefits


102,885.10


116,891.30


EDUCATION


Administration:


Superintendent


$10,700.00


Other General Salaries


27,545.53


Legal Expense


350.00


Building Program Expense


276.17


Other General Expense


3,046.89


41,918.59


Instruction:


1


1


Salaries of Directors, etc.


$1,414,906.18


Expenses of Directors, etc.


18,530.96


Textbooks


34,194.35


Supplies


57,008.77


Other Expense of Instruction


692.65


1,525,332.91


Operation:


Custodians' Salaries


$124,872.81


Fuel


33,476.69


Light and Power


22,993.05


Water


2,751.93


Telephones


4,133.37


Custodians' Supplies


14,798.30


203,026.15


Maintenance:


Salaries


$44,807.00


Materials and Supplies, Non-contract


22,097.45


Repair Buildings and Equipment, Contract


7,346.87


Replacement of Equipment


2,255.55


Other Expenses


837.08


77,343.95


351


U. S. Grant-Assistance : Cash Allotments


686.40


Auxiliary Agencies :


Library Books and Supplies


$ 6,157.51


Graduation Expense


674.56


Promotion of Health


17,253.53


Transportation of Pupils


78,484.14


Junior High School Athletics


5,756.07


Tuition


5,250.33


Support of Truants


327.71


Insurance


1,320.30


Rent-Clapp Memorial


320.00


115,544.15


Outlay and New Equipment:


Capital Outlay


$ 408.24


New Equipment


1,722.50


2,130.74


Day Vocational School:


Salaries


$86,861.04


Expenses of Director's Office


3,793.53


Textbooks


2,000.32


Supplies


13,101.64


Operation of Plant


9,372.85


Repair of Buildings


2,820.42


Repair and Replacement of Equip.


5,440.84


Transportation of Pupils


3,546.00


New Equipment


506.06


127,442.70


Evening Schools:


Commercial


$ 1,240.97


Woodworking


1,445.74


Practical Arts


6,429.32


Adult Civic Education


188.46


Part-time Apprenticeship


1,193.54


Trade Extension


126.00


10,624.03


Traveling Expense:


Out of State


$435.19


In State


380.81


816.00


War Veterans' Pensions


4,985.00


2,109,164.22


School House Construction:


Central Junior High School


817,581.24


Academy Avenue School


264,382.80


Ralph Talbot Street School


390,193.32


Johnson School Addition


1,805.50


School House Committees:


4,564.72


Ralph Talbot Street School East Weymouth School


9,877.80


Land-Off Front Street


12,000.00


352


LIBRARIES


Tufts Library :


Salaries


$45,523.06


Janitor Service


5,162.09


Books, Periodicals, etc.


9,192.80


Service to Stations


909.76


Insurance


21.22


Bindery


2,143.34


Fuel


907.28


Light


718.52


Maintenance


1,723.76


Miscellaneous


2,602.00


Convention Expenses


99.57


69,003.40


North Weymouth Branch:


Salaries


$11,095.55


Janitor Service


3,043.50


Books, Periodicals, etc.


3,490.19


Fuel


406.51


Maintenance


395.74


Light


549.84


Transportation of Books


52.00


Sundries


687.77


Insurance


148.78


19,869.88


East Weymouth Branch:


Salaries


$5,222.82


Janitor Service


551.00


Books, Periodicals, etc.


2,024.84


Rent


1,500.00


Maintenance


200.62


Light


61.80


Transportation of Books


67.00


Sundries


11.85


9,639.93


98,513.21


Fogg Library Reading Room:


Trustees of Fogg Library:


Salaries


$4,140.00


Books


840.00


Fuel


540.00


Insurance


117.00


Telephone


72.00


Light


120.00


Water


12.00


Repairs


103.50


Miscellaneous


174.00


6,118.50


Construction Branch Library


16,074.42


353


RECREATION


Parks and Playgrounds:


Administration:


Salaries-Commissioners $ 600.00


Expenses-Commissioners


150.00


750.00


Maintenance:


Labor


$27,131.46


Repairs, Light, Water, etc.


6,857.43


33,988.89


Bath House:


Salaries


$ 3,672.00


Other Expenses


2,644.85


6,316.85


Recreation :


Salaries


$ 5,760.00


Equipment, Other Expenses


4,626.96


10,386.96


Park Department-New Equipment


$1,752.36


East Weymouth Playground


166.00


Whitman's Pond Project


582.49


Park Development-Idlewell


62.13


Playground-Off Green Street


576.93


Bradford Hawes Park


934.20


Great Hill Park


350.30


Beach Improvement-Woronoco Road


762.45


Webb Park


5,174.53


Entrance-House Rock Park


986.00


Skating Area-Homestead School


492.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Pensions :


Police Department


$18,246.55


Fire Department


7,000.00


Street Department


3,920.76


School Department


7,385.00


36,552.31


Observance Veterans' Day


331.95


Observance Memorial Day


2,000.00


Fre and Other Insurance


15,801.86


Mosquito Control


8,000.00


Purchase Fish and Game


300.00


Miscellaneous Expenses:


National Guard Expenses


$ 350.00


Printing Town Reports


3,494.40


Dog Officer-Salary


700.00


500.00


Animal Inspector-Salary Dog Pound


932.93


5,977.33


354


51,442.70


Hall Rentals Expense:


School Department Charges


9,749.43


Group Life Insurance : John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.


5,321.13


Care of Soldiers' Monuments : North Weymouth Cemetery Association


100.00


Care of Old Cemeteries:


Wessagusset Post No. 1399, V.F.W.


475.00


Care of Veterans' Graves:


Salary-Superintendent


$ 208.88


Labor


64.50


Transportation


92.50


Miscellaneous


66.75


Grave Markers


199.37


Care of Lots


1,297.00


1,929.00


Contributory Retirement System:


Weymouth Retirement System


67,495.50


Improvement Ashwood Cemetery


105.00


Municipal Buildings Insurance Fund: East Weymouth Savings Bank


1.00


Reserve Funds:


Apr. 7 Election Expenses


$ 403.50


28 Selectmen-Industrial Commission


250.00


28 Health Dept .- Polio Clinic


500.00


Sept. 8 Police Dept .- Other Expenses


453.00


Nov. 8 Accounting Department


932.40


8 Damages a/c


2,000.00


8 Fire Dept .- Other Expenses


700.00


8 Veterans' Services


10,000.00


Dec.


9 Personnel Board


50.00


9 Inspector's Dept.


45.00


9 Pensions a/c


184.59


9 Veterans' Services


5,000.00


31 Health Dept .- Maint. Dump


65.18


31 Veterans' Services


1,633.41


31


Health Dept,-T. B. Cases


265.75


22,482.83


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE


Alewife Fishery:


Weymouth Sportsmen's Club, Inc. 200.00


355


INTEREST AND DEBT REQUIREMENTS


Interest:


Adams and Pratt Schools


$ 2,312.50


South Junior High School


14,615.00


Pearl Street School


4,300.00


Homestead School


5,812.50


Humphrey School


6,860.00


Nevin School


3,940.00


Bicknell School


7,792.96


Pond School


3,247.04


Central Junior High School


39,140.00


Johnson School Addition


4,860.00


Academy Avenue School


9,750.00


Ralph Talbot Street School


9,500.00


Sewer Loans


12,947.50


125,077.50


General Bonds and Notes:


Adams and Pratt Schools


$40,000.00


South Junior High School


64,000.00


Pearl Street School


30,000.00


Homestead School


25,000.00


Humphrey School


24,000.00


Nevin School


11,000.00


Bicknell School


21,176.47


Pond School


8,823.53


Central Junior High School


103,000.00


Johnson School


17,000.00


Academy Avenue School


25,000.00


Ralph Talbot Street School


25,000.00


Sewer Loans


34,000.00


428,000.00


AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


State Liabilities:


Auditing Municipal Accounts


$ 165.99


Examination of Retirement System


172.04


Metropolitan Parks: Bonds


16.26


Interest


7.40


Maintenance


50,926.70


Metropolitan Parks-Series 2: Serial Bonds


56.92


Interest


4.55


Metropolitan Sewer-South System:


Serial Bonds


14,224.20


Interest


7,011.38


Maintenance


43,142.24


Smoke Inspection


1,193.52


Boston Arena Authority


1,047.54


117,968.74


County Liabilities:


County Tax


$111,685.37


Norfolk County Hospital


67,178.21


178,863.58


356


Dog Licenses to County


George Barden Fund


1,739.10


Smith-Hughes Fund


1,484.00


Withholding Tax Deductions


366,381.22


Public Trust Funds


42,810.98


Fish and Game Licenses for State


4,792.50


School Lunch Account


108,252.83


School Athletic Account


15,034.75


Sewer Receipts-In Escrow


2,650.67


Parking Meter Receipts


1,965.53


U. S. Grant-School Maintenance


59,628.81


Guarantee Deposits Account


3,000.00


613,960.79


REFUNDS


Taxes-1954


$ 2,439.36


Taxes-1955


36,495.58


Motor Vehicle Taxes-1954


974.49


Motor Vehicle Taxes-1955


8,907.68


Sewer Assessments-Common


36.00


Sewer Assessments-Particular


81.70


Sewer Assessments-Interest


29.27


Sale of Real Estate


75.00


49,039.08


$8,531,282.57


Less Items Transferred (Not Cash) :


Chapter 90-Construction, to Moth and Tree Dept. 77.60


Land-North Weymouth Parking Area to:


Parking Meter Fund


$1,700.00


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus 300.00


2,000.00


Pensions Account to:


Police Department


$1,225.00


Fire Department


5,200.00


Street Department


3,920.76


School Department


4,985.00


15,330.76


Reserve Fund to Various Accounts


22,482.83


39,891.19


Balance Cash on hand December 31, 1955


$ 8,491,391.38


1,526,447.72


$10,017,839.10


357


6,220.40


TOWN OF WEYMOUTH - MASSACHUSETTS RECAPITULATION OF ESTIMATES - 1955


Balances January 1, 1955


Appropria- Receipts and


tions


Transfers


Totals


Accounts


1955 Charges


Balances Dec. 31, 1955


1956 Estimates


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


$1,300.00


$1,300.00


Appropriation Committee


$1,196.85


$103.15


$1,300.00


Special Committees:


$791.19


791.19


Public Works Building


791.19


44.33


44.33


Revision Zoning Laws


44.33


79.27


79.27


Incinerator


79.27


686.80


686.80


Weymouth Youth Commission


686.80


100.00


100.00


Swimming Pool


100.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Highway Planning


48.18


951.82


4,000.00


10,667.00


250.00


14,917.00


Selectmen's Department


13,636.32


1,280.68


10,067.00


16,335.00


2,432.40


18,767.40


Accounting Department


17,924.93


812.47


19,291.50


19,780.00


561.00


20,341.00


Treasurer s Department


15,796.21


4,544.79


17,816.60


23,853.00


23,853.00


Collector's Department


23,853.00


26,764.90


29,624.00


29,624.00


Assessors' Department


29,567.72


56.28


29,679.40


6,000.00


6,000.00


Legal Department




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