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THE CROSS OF GRAY
Dedicated to the Late Frederick W. Hilton
'Mid Weymouth High's soft lawns and pines A cross of fairest gray Stands sentry o'er the youthful lines That pass him day by day. He teaches in his gentle way That spirit cannot die! "Pro Patria!" we hear him say, "Means love for Weymouth High "
Staunch stands the watch of Weymouth High And gives for our brave dead These simple passwords to the hill Where Weymouth's men are bred. We love thee! Alma Mater! Oh let the years roll by! Our song we raise! Loud rings the praise! Of grand old Weymouth High!
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REPORT OF THE SHAW-CENTER SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
Construction of the Shaw School Replacement, later named the Thomas V. Nash, Jr. School, was begun in March of 1957 and completed in March cf 1958. Open House and dedication exercises were held in May.
Following is a summary of expenditures to date:
General Contract
$458,084.72
Special contracts
8,846.92
Site work
15,173.60
Architect's fee
41,700.00
Town Engineer
240.35
Test borings
333.15
Concrete testing
135.50
Clerk of the Works
6,945.00
Furniture and equipment
32,305.28
Advertising
255.55
Insurance during construction
779,.10
Miscellaneous
1,099.22
Total
$565,898.39
Outstanding obligations :
General Contractor
$ 4,627.12
Special contract
126.00
Architect
689.83
Equipment
44.80
Probable final expenditures $571,386.14
The appropriations for the school were $587,000.00, indicating a probable balance of $15,613.86.
The contract for the Center School replacement was signed with the low bidder, Edward Goverman, on January 27th. Work began early in February and the building should be ready for occupancy near the end of January, 1959. The school has six classrooms, a small multi-purpose room, kitchen, principal's office, health room, teachers' room, boiler room, the necessary toilet rooms and storage rooms.
A large amount of ledge existed on the site, and blasting and excavating cost $9,344.00, using up nearly all of the contingency allowance of $9,980.00. The site was completely devoid of loam. Surplus loam from the Nash School site was trucked to the Center School site this fall, and a small area adjacent to the driveway and the building was graded and seeded.
The Building Committee is sponsoring an article to transfer $10,000.00 from the Nash School balance to the Central School job to cover the cost of moving loam from the new High School site, the Cowing property on Commercial Street, to the Center School site and for spreading this loam and seeding. About $3,000.00 will also be available as a balance in the Center School account for this work.
The Budget for this job is given below:
General contract Site development Other special contracts Architect's fee
$262,625.00
7,700.00
7,995.00
18,400.00
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Clerk of the Works Furniture and equipment Miscellaneous Contingency
3,000.00
18,000.00
1,500.00
9,980.00
Total
$329,200.00
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES F. ADAMS, Chairman
FRANCIS J. BUTLER, Vice-Chairman
ELMER S. MAPES, Secretary
WILLIAM A. CONNELL, JR. THOMAS F. LYNCH, JR.
HARLEY P. REAGH
ARTHUR THORP
GEORGE A. HAAS, Added Member for the Center School
REPORT OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONS TO THE HOMESTEAD AND POND SCHOOLS
The contract for the Homestead addition was signed with the low bidder, A. Bonfatti and Sons of Norwood in November, 1957. The class- rooms were occupied the second week of school in September, 1958.
The expenditures for the three-classroom addition plus a remedial reading room and the installation of a second boiler were as follows:
General contract
$ 95,129.88 900.00
Special contract
Architect's fee
7,610.39
Clerk of the Works
1,260.00
Furniture and equipment
5.256.63
Miscellaneous
525.25
$110,682.15
Outstanding obligation
686.25
$111,368.40
The total appropriation for this work was $114,000, indicating a prob- able balance of $2,631.60.
The contract, for the Pond School addition was signed with the low bidder, the C. A. Batson Company of Brockton in February, and the class- rooms were occupied in November, 1958. The addition consists of six class- rocms, a remedial reading room, a playroom, storage and toilet rooms.
Following is a summary of expenditures to date:
General contract
$222,304.50
Architect's fee
17,276.56
Clerk of the Works
2,460.00
Furniture and equipment
9 207.66
Miscellaneous
728.56
$251,977.28
399
Outstanding obligations
$277,074.78 25,097.50
The total appropriation for the addition was $283,000.00, indicating a probable balance of $5,925.22.
Respectfully submitted,
LOUIS A. DILLON, Chairman ELMER S. MAPES, Secretary JAMES G. RUSSELL, JR. WILLIAM F. SHIELDS FRED VALICENTI
REPORT OF THE GREEN STREET SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
On January 24, 1958 the Committee selected the architectural firm of Korslund, leNormand and Quann to prepare the drawings and specifica- tions.
Bids for construction were received on August 21, 1958. Based on the lowest general contract bid received, that of Carlino Engineering and Construction Company, Inc., of Braintree, the following budget was adopted and funds were appropriated at the Special Town Meeting on September 15, 1958:
General Contract
$368,809.00
Site Work
25,100.00
Special Contracts
7,450.00
Architect's and Engineer's Fees
26,500.00
Clerk of the Works
7,050.00
Furniture
29,025.00
Miscellaneous
1,975.00
Contingency
10,091.00
Total
$476,000.00
The budget adopted is the lowest bid in ten years submitted to a Town Meeting for a new twelve-room elementary school. This low budget was accomplished by reducing the non-classroom space to a minimum and avoiding unnecessary built-in features along with special attention to site development work.
Construction work began on September 29, 1958, and is proceeding in a satisfactory manner.
Respectfully submitted,
RALPH A. LARSEN, Chairman
ROBERT H. BUCHAN, Vice-Chairman
ELMER S. MAPES. Secretary
WILLIAM H. MELOY
PERCIVAL A. AMES
THEODORE L. HANABURY
WILLIAM P. HARDWICK
400
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD
December 31, 1958
To The Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of Weymouth.
The Planning Board held regular meetings twice a month during the year.
The Board recommended a zoning change from residential to limited business for the area bounded by Washington, Vine and Broad Streets. This recommendation was approved by the Town Meeting. We consider this area to be an excelent site for a modern Shopping Area.
The Board is studying other sections of the Town for possible shop- ping areas and will report the results of the study during the coming year
The Board is presently working on a study plan of the Southeast Expressway Industrial areas. A road pattern for the best use of the land in these areas is being developed with the assistance of the Town Engineer.
We believe the future growth of Weymouth, for the most part, will be in our Industrial and Business areas and we also think that this will be for the best interest of the Town.
The Board has received regular reports from the Industrial Develop- ment Commission and compliments the Commission on the work they have done during the year. We believe that very shortly the Town will begin to benefit from the work of the Commission.
The Board wishes to express its thanks to various Town Departments, officials and employees for the excellent cooperation we received during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
WATER B. HEFFERNAN, Chairman
FRANK G. HALE, JR., Secretary
MERLE S. AVERILL
FRANK J. HOMEYER
RALPH A. LARSEN
JOHN F. NEWTON
WILLIAM F. WHITE
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TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and To the Citizens of the Town of Weymouth
Treasurer's Cash January 1, 1958
$ 2,205,815.03 11,639,962.31
Total Receipts for 1958
$13,845,777.34
Disbursed on Selectmen's Warrants
11,128,748.71
Treasurer's Cash December 31, 1958
$2,717,028.63
For details of Receipts and Disbursements please see the Town Ac- countant's Report.
Respectfully submitted, HARRY I. GRANGER Town Treasurer
ASSETS
Due from the Collector of Taxes for 1957:
Poll Taxes
$ 12.00
Real Estate Taxes
7,048.02
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes
5,118.34
Water Liens
386.12
Common Sewer Assessment Apportioned
167.00
Particular Sewer Assessment Apportioned
72.00
Committed Sewer Interest
60.46
12,863.94
Due from the Collector of Taxes for 1958:
Real Estate Taxes
$111,173.74
Personal Taxes
2,583.32
Poll Taxes
334.00
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise Farm Animal Excise
32.50
Particular Sewer Assessment Apportioned
618.85
Common Sewer Assessment Apportioned
742.86
Common Sewer Assessment
73,286.25
Particular Sewer Assessment
82,723.81
Committed Sewer Interest
492.46
Water Liens
4,119.37
376,651.95
Balance Quincy Trust Co.
10,000.00
Balance South Shore National Bank
705,048.42
Balance Second Bank-State Street Trust Co.
759,980.21
Trust Funds and Accumulated Interest
1,024,998.75
U. S. Treasury Bills Maturing in 1959 Sundry Bills Receivable
13,512.85
Petty Cash
500.00
Total Assets December 31, 1958
$4,145,056.12
402
1,241,500.00
100,544.79
LIABILITIES
Bonds Outstanding December 31, 1958
$720,000.00
South Junior High School May 1950-70 Incl.
239,000.00
Eldon Johnson School February 1951-66 Incl.
Sewer Loan October 1951-81 Incl. 137,000.00
Sewer Loan October 1952-72 Incl.
140,000.00
South Junior High Additional Loan October 1951-66 Incl.
22,000.00
Homestead School May 1952-70 Incl.
300,000.00
Humphrey School Extension October 1952-71 Incl.
247,000.00
Nevin School Extension October 1952-72 Incl.
150,000.00
Sewer Loan August 1953-73 Incl.
360,000.00
Bicknell-Pond School August 1953-70 Incl.
1,840,000.00
Central Jr. High and Johnson Addition Jan. 1954-74 Incl.
400,000.00
Ralph Talbot Street School December 1, 1954-74 Incl.
400,000.00
Sewer Loan May 1954-74 Incl.
80,000.00
Sewer Loan August 1955-86 Incl.
270,000.00
School Bonds April 1956-76 Incl.
430,000.00
Sewer Bonds November 1956-76 Incl.
160,000.00
Surface Drainage November 1956-69 Incl.
105,000.00
Highway Bonds November 1957-67 Incl.
285,000.00
School Bonds November 1957-76 Incl.
100,000.00
Center School Replacement November 1958-78 Incl.
300,000.00
Pond School Second Addition November 1958-78 Incl.
250,000.00
Green Street School November 1958-78 Incl.
450,000.00
Drainage & Stream Improvement 1958-68 Incl.
100,000.00
Highway Construction November 1958-68 Incl.
100,000.00
Sewer Construction November 1958-78 Incl.
285,000.00
Total Bonds
$8,943,000.00
BONDS DUE 1959
South Junior High School 11/2% May 1950
$ 60,000.00
Eldon Johnson School 114% February 1951
30,000.00
Sewer Loan 134% October 1951
9,000.00
South Junior High Additional Loan 134% October 1951
4,000.00
Homestead School 11/2% May 1952
25,000.00
Humphrey School Extension 2% October 1952
19,000.00
Nevin School Extension 2% October 1952
11,000.00
Sewer Loan 2% October 1952
10,000.00
Bicknell-Pond School 2.30% August 1953
30,000.00
Sewer Loan 2.30% August 1953
10,000.00
Central Junior High and Johnson Addition 2% January 1954
115,000.00
Academy Avenue School 2% May 1954
25,000.00
Sewer Loan of 1954 2%
5,000.00
Ralph Talbot Street School 1.90% December 1954
25,000.00
Sewer Loan 2.30% August 1955
10,000.00
School Bonds 2.20% April 1956
25,000.00
Sewer Bonds 2.80% November 1956
15,000.00
Street Bonds 2.80% November 1956
20,000.00
Surface Drainage Bonds 2.80% November 1956
10,000.00
Nash School 3.40% November 1957
30,000.00
180,000.00
Sewer Bonds November 1957-86 Incl.
470,000.00
Homestead School Addition November 1958-78 Incl.
270,000.00
Street Bonds November 1956-66 Incl.
153,000.00
Academy Avenue School May 1954-74 Incl.
403
Highway Construction 3.40% November 1957 Sewer Construction 3.40% November 1957
20,000.00 15,000.00
School Project Loans 1958:
Homestead School Addition 3.20% November 1958
5,000.00
Center School Replacement 3.20% November 1958 15,000.00
15,000.00
Pond School 2nd Addition 3.20% November 1958 Green Street School 3.20% November 1958 25,000.00 Highway Construction 3.20% November 1958 10,000.00 Drainage: Back River to Whitman's Pond 3.20% November 1958 10,000.00
Sewer Construction 3.20% November 1958
15,000.00
Total
$618,000.00
ARTHUR E. PRATT FUND
$3,000.00
Total Fund January 1, 1958 Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library
$ 97.50
Total Fund Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$3,000.00
WILLIAM H. PRATT FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
$90.94
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library Total Fund in East Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958 $2,798.80
CHARLES HENRY PRATT FUND
$ 500.00
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library
$16.26
Total Fund in East Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958 $ 500.00
ALIDA M. DENTON FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
$ 700.00
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library
$22.76
Total Fund in East Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$ 700.00
QUINCY TUFTS FUND FOR FREE PUBLIC LECTURES INCOME ACCOUNT
$2,617.79
Total Fund January 1, 1958
239.98
Interest 1958 Massachusetts Life Fund
85.76
Interest 1958 Weymouth Savings Bank
$2,943.53
Disbursed for Public Lectures
-876.76
Total Fund in Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$2,066.77
404
$2,798.80
Total Fund January 1, 1958
QUINCY TUFTS FUND FOR CARE OF TUFTS FAMILY TOMB
Deposit in Massachusetts Life Fund Interest 1958 Paid North Weymouth Cemetery Association Total Fund December 31, 1958
$ 500.00
$23.95
$ 500.00
JOHN C. RHINES INCOME ACCOUNT
Income Received to January 1, 1958 Interest Received in 1958
$8,215.61 588.71
Total Fund East Weymouth, South Weymouth Savings Banks and U. S. Savings Bonds December 31, 1958 $8,804.32
JOSEPH E. TRASK FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958 $12,847.88
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library $404.64
Total Fund East Weymouth, South Weymouth, Weymouth Savings Banks and U. S. Savings Bonds December 31, 1958 $12,847.88
SUSAN HUNT STETSON FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library $81.26
Total Fund in Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$2,500.00
CHARLES Q. TIRRELL FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
$1,000.00
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library
$32.50
Total Fund in Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$1,000.00
FRANCIS FLINT FORSYTH FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
$1,000.00
Interest 1958 Paid Tufts Library Total Fund in Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$1,000.00
MARY FIFIELD KING CARILLON FUND
$ 115.73
Total Fund January 1, 1958 Interest Received in 1958 4.06 Total Fund in South Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958 $ 119.79
405
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$32.50
$2,500.00
MARY FIFIELD KING LIBRARY FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958 Interest Received in 1958
$2,029.82
71.65 $2,101.47 71.65
Paid to Tufts Library Total Fund in South Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958
$2,029.82
AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958
$5,012.00
Interest Paid 1958 to Tufts Library
$160.26
Total Fund in Weymouth, South Weymouth Savings Banks and U. S. Savings Bonds December 31, 1958
$5,012.00
QUINCY TUFTS FUND FOR SHADE TREES AND SIDEWALKS INCOME ACCOUNT
Total Fund January 1, 1958 Interest 1958 Massachusetts Life Fund
$ 448.33
95.99
Interest 1958 Weymouth Savings Bank 14.67 Total Fund in Weymouth Savings Bank, December 31, 1958 $ 558.99
QUINCY TUFTS FUND FOR BOOKS FOR TUFTS LIBRARY
Deposited in Massachusetts Life Fund
$2,500.00
Interest 1958 Paid to Tufts Library Total Fund December 31, 1958
$119.99
$2,500.00
QUINCY TUFTS FUND FOR MAINTENANCE OF READING ROOM
Deposited in Massachusetts Life Fund
$2,500.00
Interest 1958 Paid to Tufts Library Total Fund December 31, 1958
$119.99
$2,500.00
LABAN PRATT HOSPITAL INC. FUND
Bequest July 22, 1925
$300,000.00
Net Income to January 1, 1958
496,853.49
Income in 1958
22,699.30
Charged to South Shore National Bank Checking Account
1,077.50
Total Fund December 31, 1958
$818,475.29
INVESTMENTS OF HOSPITAL FUNDS
East Weymouth Savings Bank South Weymouth Savings Bank
$819,552.79
$ 58,530.31 156,681.21
406
Weymouth Savings Bank South Shore National Bank Checking Account U. S. Government Bonds, Series G
120,172.58 91.19 483,000.00
Total Fund December 31, 1958
$818,475.29
MUNICIPAL BUILDING INSURANCE FUND
Total Fund January 1, 1958 Interest Received in 1958
4,570.16
Total Fund December 31, 1958
$137,958.86
INVESTMENT OF INSURANCE FUND
Weymouth Savings Bank
14,342.44
East Weymouth Savings Bank
64,784.90
South Weymouth Savings Bank
4,430.92
Total Fund December 31, 1958
$137,958.86
WEYMOUTH CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUND
Balance December 31, 1958
$123,606.53
In Banks and on Hand
690,899.30
U. S. Government Obligations and Corporation Bonds
64,000.00
Cooperative Bank Shares
66,262.78
Bank Shares
$944,768.61
INVESTMENTS OF ABOVE FUNDS
U. S. Savings Bonds
$105,000.00
U. S. Victory Bonds
15,000.00
Other Corporate Bonds
570,899.30
South Weymouth Savings Bank and Cash on Hand
115,531.61
South Shore National Bank. Balance in Checking Account December 31, 1958
8,074.92
North Weymouth Cooperative Bank
16,000.00
South Shore Cooperative Bank
16,000.00
South Weymouth Cooperative Bank
16,000.00
Quincy Cooperative Bank
66,262.78
Bank Shares
$944,768.61
RECEIPTS 1958
$ 96,879.99
Members Contributions
102,859.84
Town Appropriation
31,966.18
Income from Investments
35.638.80
Redemptions of Investments
1,305.00
Weymouth Housing Administration
1,762.99
Reimbursement by Cities & Towns
$270,412.80
407
16,000.00
Corporate Bonds
$133,388.70
$ 54.400.60
DISBURSEMENTS 1958
Investments Retirement Allowances Refunds
$103,591.15 113,973.31 12,899.74
Expenses :
Administration & Clerical
2,865.92
Doctors and Hearings
85.00
Travel and Conventions
200.57
Supplies and Postage
162.37
$233,778.06
408
INVESTMENTS OF TRUST FUNDS SAVINGS BANKS
South Weymouth
East Weymouth
Weymouth 443.14
Government Securities
Balance Jan. 1,1958 622.76
Balance Jan. 1, 1959
Ashwood Cemetery
443.14
Elias S. Beals Park
$1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
Elias S. Beals Park Income a/c
229.60
187.69
229.60
Alide M. Denton Library
$700.00
700.00
700.00
Francis Flint Forsythe Library
1,000.00
1,000.00
Mary Fifield King Carillon Fund
119.79
115.73
119.79
Mary Fifield King Tufts Library
2,029.82
2,029.82
2,029.82
Martha Hannah King
102.80
99.55
102.80
Arthur E. Pratt Library
3,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
Charles H. Pratt Library
500.00
500.00
500.00
Laban Pratt Fountain
400.00
400.00
400.00
Laban Pratt Fountain Income a/c
950.69
907.85
950.69
William H. Pratt Library
2,798.80
2,798.80
2,798.80
Public Purposes
3,000.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
John C. Rhines Income a/c
4,804.32
4,000.00
8.215.61
8,804.32
Augustus J. Richards Library
1,012.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
5,012.00
5,012.00
Susannah Hunt Stetson Library
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
Charles Q. Tirrell Library
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
Joseph E. Trask Library
1,842.00
2,000.00
7,000.00
12,847.88
12,847.88
Tufts Public Lectures
5,000.00 b
5,000.00 a
Tufts Public Lectures Income a/c
2,066.77
2,617.79
2,066.77
Tufts Reading Room
2,500.00 b
2,500.00 a
Tufts Books
2,500.00 b
2,500.00 a
Tufts Sidewalks & Shade Trees
2,000.00 b
2,000.00
Tufts Sidewalk & Shade Trees Income a/c
558.99
448.33
558.99
Tufts Care Tufts Tomb
500.00 b
500.00 a
Municipal Building Fund
64,784.90
14,342.44
54,400.60
4,430.92 **
133,388.70
137,958.86
Laban Pratt Hospital Inc .*
156,681.21
58,530.31
120,172.58
483,000.00
795,781.99
818,475.29
* Includes South Shore National Bank Checking Account $91.19
** $5,000.00 California-Oregon Power Co. 378% 1986 Bonds.
Note: a. 928.96 Units in Massachusetts Life Fund January 1, 1959 a $21.40 per unit.
b. 917.18 Units in Massachusetts Life Fund January 1, 1958 @ $17.34 per unit.
Total
$997,674.50
$1,024,998.75
409
John C. Rhines Income for
2,005.88
1,000.00
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
January 24, 1953
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
Herewith is submitted the fifty-seventh annual report of the Account- ing Department.
Respectfully submitted,
WARREN F. ROULSTON
Town Accountant
RECEIPTS
General Revenue:
Taxes :
Current Year:
Poll
$ 21,222.00
Personal
1,643,916.38
Real Estate
4,127,338.99
5,792,477.37
Previous Years:
Poll
$ 292.00
Personal
2,358.85
Real Estate
103,822.24
106,473.00
From the Commonwealth:
School Aid - Chapter 70
$342,068.87
Income Taxes
147,262.50
Corporation Taxes
266,808.54
Meals Taxes
18,154.40
774,294.31
Licenses and Permits:
Alcoholic
$ 18,830.00
All Other
1,979.26
State Licenses
125.00
20,934.26
Fines and Forfeits
426.90
Grants and Gifts:
From the Commonwealth:
U. S. Grant-O.A.A. Administration
$ 11,265.88
O.A.A .- Assistance
217,540.14
A.D.C .- Administration
10,795.54
A.D.C .- Relief
66,607.89
D.A .- Administration
1,305.20
D.A .- Assistance
18,067.86
Vocational Schools
60,404.20
George Barden Fund
792.00
Smith-Hughes Fund
1,580.00
School Maintenance
86,473.00
410
School Construction Grants:
Academy Avenue School
$17,573.26
Adams School
5,478.95
Bicknell Junior High School
6,107.22
Central Junior High School
34,082.25
East Weymouth School (Pingree)
9,510.03
Homestead School
7,559.35
Humphrey School
6,264.15
Eldon Johnson School
9,214.21
Eldon Johnson School Addition
4,272.57
Nash School-(Precinct 4)
10,736.23
Nevin School
3,445.95
Pond School Addition
3,546.13
Pratt School
4,553.52
Ralph Talbot School
8,755.99
South Junior High School
20,355.66
626,287.18
From the County : Dog License Fees
5,368.73
Special Assessments:
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes-1956
$ 1,027.24
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes-1957
124,976.85
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes-1958
415,622.77
Farm Animal Excise Taxes-1957
52.75
Farm Animal Excise Taxes-1958
113.50
Removal Dilapidated Buildings-1956
346.90
542.140.01
General Government:
Retirement System-Clerical Services
$ 699.00
Tax Collector-Fees, etc.
7,543.07
Town Clerk-Fees, etc.
6,919.20
Sale of Atlases
30.00
Sale of Maps
12.00
Sale of Poll List Books
33.00
Engineering Department-Sale of Plans, Spec., etc.
Police Department-Pistol Permits
668.00
Building Inspector-Permits and Fees
3,659.00
Wiring Inspector-Permits
2,020.75
Plumbing Inspector-Permits
3,145.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Fees
730.05
Health Department:
Commonwealth-Subsidy
$1,097.85
T. B. Reimbursement
2,203.50
Licenses and Permits
193.00
Dental Clinic Revenue
159.85
3,654.20
Sewer Department:
Common Sewer Assessments
$33,640.77
Particular Sewer Assessments
51,665.05
Interest on Sewer Assessments
12,218.99
Gas Refund
82.50
Miscellaneous
140.00
97,747.31
411
15,236.27
636.81
Highway Department: Permits, etc. Gas Refund Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chapter 90 Construction
$
332.12
67.76
53,734.55
County of Norfolk Chapter 90 Construction
24,994.88
79,129.31
Public Welfare:
From Individuals-Refunds
7,496.56
From the Commonwealth
3,456.79
11,373.05
Aid to Dependent Children:
From Individuals-Refunds
$ 1,173.90
From Individuals-Recoveries
358.05
From the Commonwealth-Relief
47,106.62
48,638.57
Disability Assistance:
From Individuals-Refunds
$ 719.35
From Individuals-Recoveries
4,720.25
From the Commonwealth-Administration
512.46
From the Commonwealth-Assistance
22,768.59
28,720.65
Old Age Assistance :
From Individuals-Refunds
$ 3,345.70
From Individuals-Recoveries
30,211.45
From Other Cities and Towns
10,613.28
From the Commonwealth-Assistance
266,792.36
310,962.79
Veterans' Services:
From Individuals-Refunds
$ 2,579.26
From the Commonwealth-Burial Allowance
35.60
From the Commonwealth
40,841.56
School Department:
Hall Rentals
$ 3,653.81
Tuition-General
2,634.58
Tuition-State Wards
4,987.42
Commonwealth-Aid to Retarded Children
23,787.10
Commonwealth-Adult Civic Education
101.50
Commonwealth-School Adjustment Counsellor
4,500.00
Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc.
3,915.92
Tuition-Vocational Schools
15,693.30
Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc.
5,013.85
Transportation-Blind Class
769.50
Transportation-State Wards
366.00
Libraries:
Income from Funds
$1,250.41
Fines, Fees, etc.
2,642.06
3,892.47
$ 419.70
From Other Cities and Towns
43,456.42
65,422.98
412
Unclassified :
Tax Title Releases-Principal
$ 4,282.09
Tax Title Releases-Excess
510.27
Sale of Real Estate
841.90
Profit on Sale of Real Estate
15.26
Weymouth Housing Authority
7,344.00
Sewer Receipts-In Escrow
1,750.34
First National Store-Right of Way
48.00
Rent of Rooms-Annex
636.00
Rent of Property-Wharf Street
202.75
Street Department-Overpayment of Bill-1957
1.50
Refund-Mass. Hospital Service
10.04
Civil Defense-Sale of Coats
410.00
Commonwealth-Reimbursement-Civil Defense
1,287.00
Settlement-Doherty vs. Bready
34,379.37
Travelers Insurance Company-Settlement
650.00
Harbor Master-Screening for Shellfish Propogation
10.00
Guarantee Deposits
7,600.00
Refund-Veterans' Services-1957
164.45
Refund-O.A.A .- Individuals-1957
37.00
Refunds-D.A. Individuals-1957
44.50
Refunds-Welfare Individuals-1957
1,597.91
Fire Department-Restitution False Alarms
175.00
Selectmen-Sale of Car
25.00
Water Department-Overpayment of Bill
6.46
Sale of Alewives
77.60
Planning Board - Duplicate Payment of bill
14.98
Land Court - Refunds
8.75
Refund - Mass. Teachers' Retirement Fund
115.66
Hardware Mutual Casualty Co. - Settlement
175.00
Individual - Personal telephone call
1.10
Committee - Housing Elderly Persons - Refund Postage
9.00
Public Works Department - Refund - Out-of-State Travel
30.72
Abatement Paraplegic Veterans' Taxes
2,567.20
Taxes Paid After Abatement - 1958 Polls 8.00
Taxes Paid After Abatement - 1954 M. V. E.
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