Town annual report of Weymouth 1961, Part 24

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1961
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 370


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Hall Rentals


3,202.86


Tuition-General


471.96


Tuition-Summer School


5,010.00


Commonwealth-Youth Service Board


4,500.00


Commonwealth-State Wards


7,667.66


Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc.


4,568.64


Tuition-Vocational School


9,139.70


Sale of Materials, Supplies, etc.


6,785.14


Vocational School-Auto Parts


5,454.47


Overpayment of Bills


211.01


47,011.44


Libraries:


Income from Funds


1,492.75


Fines, Fees, etc.


4,225.86


5,718.61


Unclassified:


Tax Title Releases-Principal


9,317.43


Tax Title Releases-Excess


988.38


Sale of Tax Possession Property


929.47


Sale of Real Estate


10,025.00


Profit on Sale of Real Estate


613.63


Sale of Land of Low Value


1,053.69


Recording Fees-Land of Low Value


45.00


Land of Value Held in Escrow-1961


Taxes


569.00


Sewer Receipts-In Escrow


3,261.31


Commonwealth-Summer Recreation


-Physically Handicapped


2,069.21


Commonwealth-Harbor Master-Gas Refund


10.49


Commonwealth-Support Indigent Persons 92.37


Commonwealth-Land Taking for Ex- pressway


10,425.00


Commonwealth-Land Taking-Re- location of Union Street 2,000.00


Weymouth Housing Authority


7,254.00


First National Store-Right of Way


48.00


Alterations to Police Station-Over- payment of Bill


12.45


Tree Division-Refund to Salary Account


51.12


Refund-Welfare-Individual-1958


32.46


Refund-Welfare-Individual-1959


180.80


Refund-Disability Assistance-Indiv- idual-1960 78.63


Refund-Veterans' Services-Prior Year


1,000.00


Refund-Veterans' Services-1960 2,258.59


Fire Department-Fire Protection at Rotary Circus 10.00


316


U. S. Grant-School Maintenance-Over- payment of Bill 180.00


Fire Department-Sale of Junk Fire Alarm Tanks 10.00


Assessors Department-Overpayment of Bill 1.35


Legal Department-Overpayment of Bill


5.78


Council for Aging-Refund on Met. ered Postage 10.17


Public Works Department-Refund- Out-of-State Travel Allowance


22.97


N.D.E.A .- Chap. 864-Overpayment of Bill 86.39


Damages Account-Overpayment of Bill 56.00


Refund-Group Hospitalization Services


63.77


John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Dividend


5,136.00


Land Court-Refunds


63.50


Guarantee Deposits


1,900.00


Rent of Rooms-Essex Street


636.00


Rent of Property-Commercial Street


402.00


Rent of Town Barn 150.00


Selectmen-Lease of Alewife Fishery


100.00


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1959- Poll 2.90


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1960 Poll 2.35


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1955


M.V.E. 82.32


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1956- M.V.E. 42.16


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1958- M.V.E.


152.80


Taxes Paid After Abatement-1959- M.V.E. 337.80


Insurance Settlements:


Damages to Police Vehicles


357.00


Damages-Traffic Signals 545.02


Damages-Street Sign 10.00


Damages-Public Works Garage


587.50


Damages-Vandalism to Town Hall


719.75


Damages-Hurricane to Town Hall


414.00


Damages-Police Station-Blasting


254.58


Damages-Dog Pound


72.00


Damages-Fire Loss-Fire Department 19.17


64,749.31


Interest:


On Deferred Taxes:


1959 Accounts


544.30


1960 Accounts


5,407.85


1961 Accounts


785.61


On Unapportioned Sewer Assessments-1960


2.29


On U. S. Treasury Bills 58,720.22


65,460.27


317


Municipal Indebtedness:


Sewer Loan


600,000.00


Highway Loan


200,000.00


Temporary Loan in Anticipation Serial Bond Issue Premium on Loans


390,000.00


6,312.00


Accrued Interest on Loans


1,214.24


1,197,526.24


Agency Accounts:


John C. Rhines Fund, Income


530.01


Tufts Lecture Fund, Income


268.22


Tufts Tomb Fund


26.77


Tufts Shade Tree Fund


107.29


Alice Humphrey Taylor Fund


10.000.00


Dog Licenses for County


6,414.75


Sale of Dogs


39.00


Fish and Game Licenses for State


5.667.50


School Lunch Account


177.806.44


Athletic Account


8,307.16


Federal Withholding Taxes


742.863.43


State Withholding Taxes


66,003.50


Parking Meter Receipts


1,831.09


1,019,865.16


TOTAL


$12,897,184.82


Cash on hand January 1, 1961


4,824,094.19


TOTAL


$17,721,279.01


EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Appropriation Committee:


Services and Expenses


$ 3,000.00


Master Plan


12,070.00


Salary Survey


233.50


Public Works Building Committee:


$129,768.92


C. A. Batson Company-Contract Other Expenses


59,764.99


189,533.91


Council for the Aging Committee:


741.12


Industrial Development Committee


5,002.86


Selectmen's Department:


Salaries-Selectmen $2,100.00


Clerical Assistance


4,807.80


6,907.80


Stationery and Postage


531.59


Printing and Advertising


668.40


Auto Expenses


750.00


318


Miscellaneous Expenses Workmen's Compensation Agent: Salary Other Expenses


297.95


630.00


870.00


1,500.00


Physical Examinations


575.00


11,230.74


Accounting Department:


Salaries-Town Accountant


7,203.30


Clerical Assistance


15,121.25


22,324.55


Stationery and Postage


480.56.


Printing and Advertising


371.10


Miscellaneous Expenses


1,541.14


24,717.35


Treasurer's Department:


Salaries-Treasurer


6,039.15


Clerical Assistance


8,175.76


14,214.91


Stationery and Postage


978.09


Printing and Advertising


1,045.35


Armored Car Service


360.00


Bonds and Insurance


474.21


Acquiring Tax Titles


2,011.26


Preparation of Bonds


2,902.88


Miscellaneous Expenses


368.49


22,355.99


Tax Collector's Department:


'Salaries-Tax Collector Clerks


7,053.15 20,229.67


27,282.82


Stationery and Postage


2,856.42


Printing and Advertising


2,080.94


Expenses of Deputy Collectors


216.00


Bonds and Insurance


735.99


Acquiring Tax Titles


204.60


Miscellaneous Expenses


322.95


33,699.72


Assessors' Department:


Salaries-Assessors


8,600.00


Clerks


22,787.85


31,387.85


Stationery and Postage


1,029.63


Printing and Advertising


743.97


Car Expenses


750.00


Miscellaneous Expenses


870.20


New Equipment


5,206.66


39,988.31


Legal Department:


Town Counsel-Salary


2,500.00


Town Counsel-Trial Cases


6,401.45


Clerical Assistance


1,350.00


Stationery and Postage


214.85


319


Law Library Equipment Appraisals


700.58


740.00


Street and Land Takings


5,178.08


Miscellaneous Expenses


1,129.00


South Shore Transportation Expenses


2,052.00


20,265.96


Damages, Judgments, etc .:


Compensation Paid Injured Persons


10,983.14


Medical Expenses


8,014.93


Decisions Industrial Accident Board


250.00


Settlement of Claims: Land Damages


51,474.68


Other Damages


933.10


52,407.78


71,655.85


Town Clerk's Department:


Salaries-Town Clerk


7,571.20


Clerks


10,931.05


18,502.25


Stationery and Postage


702.52


Printing and Advertising


936.70


Binding Books


164.50


Bonds and Insurance


40.00


Town Meeting Expenses


293.46


Miscellaneous Expenses


359.35


20,998.78


Registrars' Department:


Salaries-Registrars


850.00


Clerks


4,727.85


5,577.85


Poll Listing-Salaries


2,488.10


Expenses


251.00


2,739.10


Stationery and Postage


377.32


Printing and Advertising


1,410.67


Miscellaneous Expenses


129.42


New Equipment


427.50


10,661.86


Election Expenses:


Election Officers


3,448.00


Janitor Service


673.03


Hall Rental Expense


70.00


Telephones, Supplies, etc.


208.09


4,399.12


Personnel Board:


Salaries-Personnel Officer


70.00


Clerk


520.00


590.00


Charles M. Evans Associates


166.50


Miscellaneous Expenses


200.22


956.72


320


Planning Board:


Clerical Services


150.00


Stationery, Postage, Printing, etc.


104.53


150.89


Miscellaneous Expenses New Equipment


193.50


598.92


Civil Defense:


Clerical Services


268.25


Stationery, Postage, Printing


117.81


Telephones, Light, etc.


504.95


Miscellaneous Expenses


1,955.66


2,846.67


Maintenance Town Hall and Annex:


Town Hall:


Janitor Services


11,656.58


Switchboard Operator


3,286.68


Engineer


2,741.00


Fuel


1,183.07


Light


1,954.81


Telephones


3,294.94


Transportation


400.00


Supplies


1,441.62


Repairs


251.17


Special-Furniture and


Repairs


1,350.22


Alterations - Town Offices


7,942.53


Repairs-Vandalism and Hur- ricane Damages


523.75


36,026.37


Annex:


Janitor Service


4,442.10


Fuel and Gas


989.71


Light


680.20


Water


66.13


Telephones


1,396.25


Sundries


343.37


7,917.76


43,944.13


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


8,245.25


Other Salaries


391,244.10


Special Police


60,431.88


Handyman


4,117.75


Clerk


4,117.75


Pensions


1,225.00


469,381.73


Maintenance of Motor Vehicles


11,926.17


Equipment


3,271.92


Fuel


722.13


Light


1,031.26


321


Maintenance of Buildings & Grounds Telephones


1,196.00


1,764.45


Food for Prisoners


295.10


Printing, Stationery, etc.


909.23


Lighting-Parking Areas


299.47


Silent Police Traffic Signs, etc.


1,872.18


Maintenance Police Signals


6,366.63


Purchase Uniforms


5,203.29


Miscellaneous Expenses


1,017.70


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


150.00


505,407.26


Police Department-New Equipment Fire Department:


13,063.90


Salaries and Wages: Chief


8,245.25


Other Salaries


506,989.40


Fire Alarm


12,244.87


Pensions


5,135.08 532,614.60


Callmen's Wages


1,744.32


Maintenance of Apparatus


4,804.58


General Equipment


6,255.19


Fire Alarm Supplies, etc.


4,188.96


Fuel


2,930.98


Light


1,496.48


Telephones


1,164.74


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


Laundry


690.96


Miscellaneous


4,343.06


5,034.02


Purchase Uniforms


3,839.51


Miscellaneous Expenses


793.89


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


144.06


565,011.33


Fire Department-New Equipment


3,792.95


Inspectors' Department:


Salaries-Building Inspector


7,053.15


Wiring Inspector


5,216.26


Clerical Assistance


3,863.00


16,132.41


Transportation-Building Inspector 800.00


Wiring Inspector 711.00


1,511.00


Board of Appeals


569.00


Stationery and Postage


191.06


Printing and Advertising


772.54


Miscellaneous Expenses


585.57


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


197.89


19,959.47


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Salary of Sealer of Weights and Measures


1,720.50


Transportation


300.00


Miscellaneous Expenses


150.06


2,170.56


322


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health Department:


Salaries of Board


1,050.00


Miscellaneous Expenses:


Postage, Printing, etc. 794.27


Maintenance of Incinerator


893.41


Rat Extermination


242.00


Emergency Baby Cases


100.00


Prevention of Rabies


23.00


Diphtheria Clinic


391.00


Encephalitis Clinic


12.50


School Doctors 400.00


2,856.18


Premature Infant Cases


1,769.36


Hospitalization Cases


4,255.30


Health Agent-Salary


5,637.45


Transportation


800.00


6,437.45


Health Clerk-Salary


3,574,35


Health Nurse-Salary


4.566.90


Transportation


400.00


4,966.90


Plumbing Inspector-Salary 5,759.85


6,559.85


Other Expenses 556.49


1,756.49


Dental Assistant-Salary 2,694.04


Transportation 100.00


2,794.04


Dentists, Supplies, Transportation, etc.


3,606.26


Health Tests


826.25


Burying Animals


1,400.00


Polio Clinic


2,682.26


Part-time Medical Consultant


800.00


New Equipment


1,408.00


46,742.69


Nurses:


Weymouth Visiting Nurse Association, Inc. 8,000.00


Garbage Disposal:


Holbrook Livestock Farm, Inc.


49,500.00


PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT


Public Works Department: Personnel:


Salaries-Superintendent 10,294.05


Clerks 17,971.46


Janitor 2,493.50


Commissioners 2,900.00 33,659.01


323


.


Transportation 800.00


Maintenance of Dump-Labor 1,200.00


Operational Expenses and Supplies


1,513.07


Gasoline and Diesel Oil


13,149.93


Miscellaneous Expenses


356.31


Commissioners Expenses


350.00


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


450.00


683.06


Sundries Public Works Building Maintenance


12,673.28


62,834.66


Public Works Department-New Equipment


58,134.86


Engineering Division:


Salaries-Engineer


7,708.35


Other Salaries


69,355.38


77,063.73


Office Supplies


2,342.69


Field Supplies


1,258.72


Photostats


690.60


Printing for Assessors


483.92 .


Miscellaneous Expenses


661.79


Mileage Allowance


2,328.00


84,829.45


Tree Division:


Salaries-Superintendent


6,226.35


Labor


32,270.86


38,497.21


Supplies


2,083.38


Repairs


1,994.42


Oil, Grease, etc.


257.74


Insecticides


2,003.11


Tree Planting


3,999.54


Miscellaneous Expenses


242.14


49,077.54


Control Dutch Elm Disease:


Brine Tree Surgery, Inc.


3,192.50


Forrester Tree Service. Inc.


1,647.00


Manna Tree and Landscape Service


1,772.00


Pelrines Tree and Landscape Service


62.00


Miscellaneous Expenses


1,889.10


8,562.60


Park Division-Maintenance:


Labor


35,923.84


General Maintenance


4,829.83


Building Maintenance


1,090.28


Miscellaneous Expenses


3,725.87


45,569,82


Special Account-Park Maintenance


13,299.62


Sewer Division:


Maintenance and Operation:


Salaries:


Superintendent 7,271.55


324


Labor:


Equipment Maintenance 5,518.62


Maintenance Sewer System


24,917.49


Holidays, etc. 6,025.08


Mileage Allowance 14.00


Equipment, Const., Maint., Trans.


1,537.37


Supplies :


Office


818.30


Department Equipment


7,734.52


Maintenance Sewer System


2,960.05


56,796.98


Particular Sewers:


Supplies :


House Connections and Rented Equip- ment 25,054.04


Labor-House Connections


25,350.45


House Connections-Contracts:


Contract 37 DiMascio Brothers and


Company 432.62


Contract 39


J. D'Amico, Inc. 18,561.42


Contract 40


Power Construction


Company, Inc. 3,555.90


Contract 42


DiMascio Brothers and


Company


9,128.38


Contract 43 DiMascio Brothers and Company 9,053.80 40,732.12


91,136.61


Common Sewers: Contract 37 DiMascio Brothers and Company 2,930.85


Contract 38


R. A. Buccella and Sons, Inc. 2,836.45


Contract 39


J. D'Amico, Inc. 157,005.30


Contract 42


DiMascio Brothers and


Company


80,367.11


Contract 43


DiMascio Brothers and


Company


16,399.35


259,539.06


325


Consulting Engineering Service


25,734.92


2,058.62


219.34


1,976.25


10,972.28


300,500.47


Fort Point and Wessagusset Sewers:


Contract 40-S


Power Construction Com- pany,, Inc. 115,710.30


Contract 41-S


Ralph Civitaresse Corp.


67,022.03 182,732.33


Consulting Engineering Service


12,600.00


Contract Expense


113.70


195,446.03


Emeline Road Sewer Construction:


Common Sewer:


Contract 42-S


Power Construction Company, Inc.


4,029.40


Particular Sewer: Contract 43 Ralph Civitarese Corp.


632.50


4,661.90


Highway Division:


Administration: Salary-Superintendent


7,271.55


General:


Labor


143,387.10


Pensions


9,195.68


Maintenance of Trucks


5,961.82


Equipment


6,113.37


Supplies


8,061.89


Miscellaneous


6,219.14


178,939.00


Maintenance of Department Building


1,161.36


Traffic Signs, Crosswalks, etc.


6,532.85


Street Cleaning-Labor


21,129.63


Oiling-Labor Other Expenses


3,800.16


23,666.43


27,466.59


Drains and Catch Basins:


Labor


37,014.47


Other Expenses


3,886.23


40,900.70


Rubbish Collections-Labor


43,195.51


Snow Removal-Labor


31,418.36


Other Expenses


44,043.45


75,461.81


402,059.00


Working New Streets-1957 Edith Road


1,407.16


326


Legal Contract Expense Traffic Control New Development Const., Supplies


Working New Streets-1959 Sutton Street Winstead Road


1,373.18 1,775.00


3,148.18


Working New Streets-1960


Cornish Street


1,067.43


Working New Streets-1961


Belmont Street


425.00


Blanche Avenue


375.01


Ellen Avenue


649.89


Fairway Street


3,575.05


Gilbert Road


1,707.88


Leslie Avenue


625.00


Wright Street


1,525.00


8,882.83


Oakcliff Road Construction


4,385.64


Water Mains-New Streets-1961


Emeline Road


2,486.48


Primrose Lane


1,037.98


Wright Street


1,017.26


4,541.72


Sidewalk Construction


35,774.10


Sidewalk Construction-Fogg Road


4,200.00


Highway Construction Program:


Broad Street


124,020.16


Commercial Street


19,708.88


Gilbert Road -


4,090.00


Pleasant Street


18,786.48


Other Expenses


742.12


Land Damages-Commercial Street


3,328.74


Land Damages-Pleasant Street


327.96


171,004.84


Chapter 90 Construction:


Contract No. 18251


5,800.00


Contract No. 19016


5,000.00


Contract No. 19615


59,396.40


Miscellaneous Expenses


6,317.66


76,514.06


Drainage-Mill Street and West Street


16,726.26


Drainage-Back River to Whitman's Pond


312.38


Drainage-Fore River to Back River


40,391.73


Drainage-Phillips Creek and Mill River


19,863.56


Sea Wall Construction


3,850.00


Working Gibbons Street


1,000.00


Public Works Department-Radio Equipment


694.47


Development Wessagusset Beach Parking Area


4,298.50


Town Landing and Marina


10,175.00


Plans-Alterations to Police Station


14,799.48-


327


Harbor Master and Shellfish Warden:


Salary -. Harbor Master 4,233.05


Shellfish Warden 3,973.45


Summer Helper 430.00 8,626.50


Transportation-Shellfish Warden


400.00


Repairs, Supplies, etc.


1,239.07


10,265.57


Street Lighting


97,104.38


PUBLIC WELFARE


Town-Administration:


Salaries


50,207.70


Travel Expenses


3,134.00


Stationery, Postage, etc.


2,261.16


Medical Consultant


125.00


Miscellaneous


536.01


New Equipment


530.35


30,456.56


U. S. Grant-Administration


26,337.76


Outside Relief:


Aided by Cities and Towns


6,375.50


Aided in Weymouth


14,500.24


20,875.74


DISABILITY ASSISTANCE


Town-Assistance:


Cash Allotments


45,626.46


U. S. Grant-Assistance: Cash Allotments


16,353.88


61,980.34


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Town-Relief:


Cash Allotments


96,267.81


U. S. Grant-Relief: Cash Allotments


72,660.56


168,928.37


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Town-Assistance:


Cash Allotments


169,076.93


Other Cities and Towns


3,165.47


U. S. Grant-Assistance: Cash Allotments


156,230.54


328,472.94


MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE AGED


Town-Assistance: Cash Allotments U. S. Grant-Assistance: Cash Allotments


146,899.92


157,423.81


304,323.73


328


VETERANS' SERVICES


Administration:


Salaries Travel Expenses Miscellaneous


17,578.60


750.00


721.15


19,049.75


Veterans' Benefits


153,943.56


172,993.31


EDUCATION


Administration:


Superintendent


14,200.00


Other General Salaries


43,972.65


Legal Expense


425.00


Building Program Expense


285.00


Other General Expense


4,578.52


63,461.17


Instruction:


Salaries-Directors, etc.


2,766,762.15


Expenses-Directors, etc.


45,268.01


Textbooks


45,783.69


Supplies


62,374.96


Other Expenses of Instruction


4,696.57 2,924,885.38


Operation:


Custodians' Salaries


$222,402.82


Fuel


48,332.91


Light


51,801.82


Water


3,917.11


Telephones


7,623.23


Custodians' Supplies


24,025.00


358,102.89


Maintenance:


Salaries


33,340.21


Materials, Supplies, Non-Contract 10,881.54


Other Expenses


750.00


44.971.75


Auxiliary Agencies:


Library Books and Supplies


7,277.85


Graduation Expense


1,607,41


Promotion of Health


33,620.68


South Shore Guidance Clinic


5,702.40


Transportation of Pupils


151,581.09


Tuition


9,375.83


Athletics


15,919.94


School Lunch Program


5,100.00


Insurance


1,926.35


Other Expense


280.00


232,391.55


329


Outlay and New Equipment:


Capital Outlay New Equipment


3,698.86 5,129.94 8,828.80


Day Vocational School:


Salaries-Directors and Teachers 118,762.60


Expenses of Director's Office


5,085.85


Textbooks 1,183.96


Supplies


16,920.76


Operation of Plant


11,619.75


Repair of Buildings


1,019.21


Repair and Replacement of Equipment


5,592.20


Transportation of Pupils


7,095.00


New Equipment


1,417.55


Insurance


203.68


168,900.56


Distributive Education 4,919.33


Evening Schools:


Commercial


1,473.91


Woodworking


1,145.80


Practical Arts


9,361.53


Oil Painting


1,247.86


Adult Civic Education


15.61


Civil War Period


262.25


Trade Extension


1,995.32


15,502.28


Summer School 5,294.19


Travel Expense:


Out-of-State - Sec. 5, Chap. 40 1,251.99


In State


995.25


2,247.24


War Veterans' Pensions 9,936.40 3,839.441.54


Vocational School:


Automobile Parts Account 4,670.94


School House Construction:


North Senior High School-Commercial Street


1,665,233.71


William Seach School


2,904.20


John F. McCulloch School


22,656.06


Union Street Bus Turn Around 2,120.08


Land-Future High School-Pleasant Street


4,000.00


330


LIBRARIES


The Tufts Library:


Salaries


73,615.15


Janitor Service


5,806.66


Books and Periodicals


12,730.56


Servcie to Stations


378.00


Bindery


2,410.90


Fuel


881.16


Light


1,196.75


Maintenance


3,497.98


Operating Expenses


5,263.82


Convention Expense


196.44


105,977.42


North Weymouth Branch:


Salaries


15,745.40


Janitor Services


4,717.91


Books and Periodicals


3,856.34


Fuel


407.15


Light


898.07


Maintenance


945.39


Transportation of Books


151.80


26,722.06


East Weymouth Branch:


Salaries


9,665.22


Janitor Service


1,392.30


Books and Periodicals


2,957.16


Rent


1,800.00


Light


203.12


Maintenance


938,86


Transportation of Books


148.50


17,105.16


149,804.64


Plans, Etc .- Tufts Library


225.20


Fogg Reading Room:


Salaries


6,687.90


Books


1,731.00


Fuel


660.00


Insurance


277.23


Telephone


96.00


Light


192,00


Water


12.00


Repairs


588.00


Miscellaneous


221.85


10,465.98


PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS


Recreation:


Salaries:


Commissioners, Director,


Clerks 14,466.00


331


Expenses-Commsisioners, Director


750.00


15,216.00


Office Supplies


1,087.29


Playground Equipment


2,497.29


Salaries-Playground


21,707.42


Salaries-Night Special Police


2,652.00


Beach-Salaries


18,500.30


Other Expenses


1,812.25


20,312.55


Recreation-Salaries 4,136.20


Other Expenses


9,865.77


14,001.97


77,474.52


Park Development-Idlewell


503.00


Playground Off Green Street


1,197.00


Memorial Plaque-James T. O'Sullivan Playground


UNCLASSIFIED


Pensions:


Police Department


19,810.92


Fire Department


6,435.08


Street Department


10,477.28


School Department


11,636.40


48,359.68


Observance Memorial Day


2,075.37


Observance Veterans' Day


354.00


Memorial Wall and Tablet


14,450.70


Hall Rental Expense:


School Department Charges


16,880.39


Fire and Other Insurance


49,108.55


Group Insurance:


John Hancock Mutual Life


Insurance Company


10,142.20


Massachusetts Hospital Service


67,606.66


77,748.86


Mosquito Control


8,500.00


Purchase Fish and Game


200.00


Miscellaneous Expenses:


Printing Town Report


5,635.40


Dog Officer-Salary


924.96


Animal Inspector-Salary


500.00


Dog Pound


325.38


Lease Land-Parking Area, South Weymouth


27.90


7,413.64


Care of Soldiers' Monument: North Weymouth Cemetery Association


100.00


Care of Old Cemeteries: Wessagcsset Post No. 1399, V.F.W.


475.00


Care of Veterans' Graves: Salary-Superintendent Labor


300.00


96.00


332


171.00


Transportation Care of Lots Other Expenses


100.00 1,759.50 294.40 2,549.90


Contributory Retirement System: Weymouth Retirement System


125,948.15


Municipal Building Insurance Fund:


1.00


Unpaid Bills :


101.37


Welfare Department Police Department


105.00


Selectmen


25.00


213.37


Reserve Fund:


May 1-


Damages Account-Land Takings 25,000.00


June 6-


Public Works Department-Salaries for Custodian and Clerical Assistance 868.00


Selectmen's Department-Repairs to Town Hall due to Vandalism 520.00


Town Hall Maintenance-Repairs to Town Hall and Annex due to Hurricane Damages Aug. 1960 414.00


Miscellaneous Account-Salary Gas Inspector 500.00


Health Department-Salary for Plumbing Inspector and Health Agent due to Reclassification 468.00


August 2-


Legal Department-Expenses South Shore Transportation Litigation 5,000.00


Legal Department-Land Taking River Street 2,500.00


August 31-


Public Works Department-Maintenance- Resanding Wessagusset Beach and Lake Street Beach 2,725.87


Damages Account-Workmen's Compensation Cases 5,000.00


September 26-


Miscellaneous Account-Repairs to Dog Pound due to Vandalism February 1961 72.00


November 22-


Damages Account-Workmen's Compensation Cases 3,000.00


Street Lighting-Amount needed to pay balance for year 1,524.15


333


November 30- Union Street Bus Turn Around --- Amount needed for work 1,920.08


December 31-


Treasurer's Department-Extra Clerical Help due to illness 167.91


Tax Collector-Extra Clerical Help


and Miscellaneous Expenses 215.72


Damages Account-Workmen's Compensation Cases 2,060.81


Town Clerk-Additional Expenses due


Special Election-November 18 179.78


Police Department-Accident


Damages to Police Car 199.53


Health Department-Services Medical Consultant 200.00


Veterans' Services-Amount needed for Benefits 14,276.53


Group General Insurance-Additional Employees hired during year 2,685.09


69,497.47


INTEREST AND DEBT RETIREMENT


Interest:


Academy Avenue School


6,750.00


Bicknell Junior High School


4,870.60


Central Junior High School


26,780.00


Homestead School


3,562.50


Homestead School Addition


2,880.00


Humphrey School


4,180.00


Eldon Johnson School


2,050.00


Eldon Johnson School Addition


3,120.00


John F. McCulloch School


12,800.00


Nash School


13,940.00


Nevin School


2,620.00


Pingree School


8,085.00


Pond School Addition


2,029.40


Pond School Second Addition


7,040.00


Ralph Talbot School


6,650.00


William Seach School


8,640.00


South Junior High School


8,795.00


North Senior High School


62,000.00


Highway Construction


23,540.00


Public Works Building


6,200.00


Surface Drainage Construction


4,940.00


Sewer Construction


56,927.50


Anticipation of Serial Bond Issue


1,611.45


280,011.45


General Bonds and Notes:


Academy Avenue School


$ 25,000.00


Bicknell Junior High School


21,176.47


Central Junior High School


103,000.00


Homestead School


25,000.00


Homestead School Addition


5,000.00


334


Humphrey School


19,000.00


Eldon Johnson School


30,000.00


Eldon Johnson School Addition


12,000.00


John F. McCulloch School


25,000.00


Nash School


30,000.00


Nevin School


11,000.00


Pingree School


25,000.00


Pond School Addition


8,823.53


Pond School Second Addition


15,000.00


Ralph Talbot School


25,000.00


William Seach School


15,000.00


South Junior High School


64,000.00


North Senior High School


100,000.00


Highway Construction


95,000.00


Public Works Building


10,000.00


Surface Drainnage Construction


20,000.00


Sewer Construction


109,000.00


Anticiupation Serial Bond Issue


390,000.00


1,183,000.00


AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENT


State Liabilities:


Auditing Municipal Accounts


141.09


Examination of Retirement System 878.03


Metropolitan Parks:


Bonds


7,505.78


Interest


5,634.81


Maintenance


72,989.09


Metropolitan Sewer-South System:


Bonds


50,116.63


Interest


33,097.22


Maintenance


63,084.44


Air Pollution


619.49


234,066.58


Less-Refund Smoke Inspection


685.36


233,381.22


County Liabilities:


County Tax


178,100.00


Norfolk County Hospital


82,217.75


260,317.75


Fish and Game Licenses for State


5,654.00


Dog Licenses to County


6,484.25


Smith-Hughes Fund


1,415.00


George Barden Fund


156.00


Federal Withholding Taxes


742,863.43


State Withholding Taxes


65,653.49


Public Trust Funds


932.29


Guarantee Deposits


1,500.00


Sewer Receipts in Escrow


3,261.31


Land of Low Value Held in Escrow


69.00


U. S. Grant-School Maintenance Public Law No. 874


138,801.25


335


National Defense Education Act No. 864: Title III Title V




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