Town annual report of the officers and committees of the town of Scituate 1943-1945, Part 6

Author: Scituate (Mass.)
Publication date: 1943-1945
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 604


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As may be seen from the appended balance sheet, there are out- standing water charges as far back as 1934. It is recommended that the town collector and the water commissioners co-operate with a view toward enforcing the collection of the overdue water rates, since it appears from Section 42A, Chapter 40, General Laws, that "overdue rates and charges may be collected through any legal means, including the shutting off of water, which may be deemed advisable." ' Attention is also called to Section 38A, Chapter 41, General Laws, as amended by Chapter 211, Acts of 1941, which provides, in part, that a town collector "shall in the collection of such accounts have all the remedies provided by Sections 35, 36, and 93 of Chapter 60 for the collection of taxes on personal estate."


SURETY BONDS .- The surety bonds of the several town officials required by law to furnish them for the faithful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form.


CONCLUSION. - In addition to the accounts mentioned, the records of all other departments collecting money for the town or committing bills for collection were examined and checked in detail.


Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, are tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's and the collector's cash, summaries of the tax, assessment, tax title, departmental, and water accounts, together with tables showing the condition and transac- tions of the several trust funds.


For the co-operation extended by the several officials of the town during the progress of the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation.


Respectfully submitted, HERMAN B. DINE,


Assistant Director of Accounts.


For complete details and figures consult Director of Accounts' Audit on file at the Selectmen's Office.


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PEIRCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY REPORT


REPORT OF THE PEIRCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY


January 24, 1944.


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Following is the report of the librarian of the Peirce Memorial Library for the year ending December 31, 1943.


Total number of books circulated


14,590


Fiction


7,959


Nonfiction


2,750


Juvenile


3,881


14,590


Magazines circulated


1,577


Books purchased


399


Books given


11


Books rebound


21


431


Number of active card holders


354


The financial report of the Library will be found elsewhere.


We thank the citizens of the town for their cooperation and invite those who do not already do so to make use of the Library's resources.


Respectfully submitted,


VERNETTA G. BARNES, Pres.,


Peirce Memorial Library Assn.


REPORT OF THE ALLEN MEMORIAL LIBRARY


Board of Selectmen


Scituate, Mass.


During the year 1943 the Allen Memorial Library Association hope that they were successful in their aim to make available to the people of Scituate, a selection of books covering a wide range of subjects in the fields of fiction and fact.


The Book Committee added to the list of magazines any that they felt of special value in their coverage of the war and, as well, broad- ened their list of technical publications.


Considering transportation difficulties, the patronage of the library was at a high level.


The Trustees and members of the Association will welcome sug- gestions from any citizen that will add to the usefulness and value of the library in any way.


H. O. FRYE, President.


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen :


In compliance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, I herewith submit the following report of the Accounting Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1943.


I have also included a detailed statement of disbursements show- ing amounts paid and the persons to whom payments were made, as requested by vote at the annual meeting held March 7, 1927.


ELLEN ELIZABETH COLE,


Town Accountant.


General Revenue


TAXES


Current Year:


Poll


$2,184.00


Personal


25,781.67


Real Estate


294,988.90


Motor Vehicle Excise


10,923.83


Previous Years:


Poll


$284.00


Personal


3,417.43


Real Estate


80,234.28


83,935.71


Motor Vehicle Excise


369.44


From the Commonwealth:


Income Tax


$36,227.33


Corporation Taxes


16,728.30


Smith Hughes Fund


103.84


Vocational Education


1,170.41


Tuition State Wards


138.00


Licenses


40.00


First Parish Road


125.14


U. S. Grant, Old Age Assistance, Assistance


16,576.61


U. S. Grant, Old Age Assistance, Administrative.


552.49


U. S. Grant, Aid to Dependent Children, Assistance.


685.67


U. S. Grant, Aid to Dependent Children, Administrative


66.73


72,414.52


From the County:


Dog Licenses


$856.45


First Parish Road


62.58


Reimbursement-Dogs


72.00


991.03


81


$322,954.57


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Licenses and Permits


Court Fines


$165.30


Sealer's Fees


75.08


Shellfish Fees


103.86


344.24


Special Assessments:


Moth 1941


$59.90


Moth 1942


65.25


Moth 1943


211.50


336.65


OTHER RECEIPTS


From the Commonwealth:


Public Welfare


$1,174.97


Aid to Dependent Children


1,695.73


Old Age Assistance


15,230.69


State Aid


1,260.00


Military Aid


197.50


Soldiers' Burials


89.00


Subsidies Cities and Towns


283.58


Meal Tax


533.70


20,465.17


Other Cities and Towns:


Public Welfare


$962.74


Old Age Assistance


442.63


1,405.37


General Government


Selectmen:


Advertising


$56.00


Sale of Real Estate


1,955.00


2,011.00


Collector :


Costs


830.51


Treasurer :


Tax Titles Redeemed


9,028.02


Town Clerk: Dog Licenses


936.60


Town Hall:


Telephone Tolls


4.05


Police Department :


Bicycle Registrations


154.35


Moth Work


851.90


Board of Health:


Dental Clinic Fees


89.75


Highway Department:


Rental of Equipment


$179.15


Sale of Loam


3.00


182.15


82


4,745.00


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


School Department:


Tuition and Transportation


$327.10


Sale of Supplies


42.40


Sale of Typewriters


118.51


Miscellaneous Collections


3.55


491.56 -


Sale of Dog


Interest Premium


1.00


Tailings


5.00


Special Medical Fund-Nursing Service


15.48


Water Department:


Sale of Junk


3.00


Withholding Taxes


$8,609.88


Victory Tax Deductions


3,338.01


Refunds:


Highway Department


$96.00


Snow Removal


37.90


Public Welfare


5.50


Aid to Dependent Children


2.00


Old Age Assistance


162.88


Soldiers' Benefits


5.00


Public Buildings


16.00


Civilian Defense


125.00


Rationing Board


92.59


Water Department


10.00


Humarock Transportation


100.00


Estimated Receipts


1,713.38


2,366.25


WATER DEPARTMENT


Fixture Rates


$33,543.13


Meter Rates


23,785.01


Miscellaneous Charges


151.73


Liens


3,612.69


61,092.56


INTEREST


On Taxes


$3,826.67


On Tax Titles Redeemed


695.70


On Rehabilitation Fund


625.00


5,147.37


TRUST FUNDS


Eliza Jenkins Fund


$73.00


Lucy Thomas Fund


22.50


Sarah J. Wheeler Fund


23.48


Hannah D. Miller Fund


48.80


Cornelia Allen Fund


119.44


George O. Allen Fund


13.10


Benjamin T. Ellms Fund


60.00


360.32


LOANS


Anticipation of Revenue


150,000.00


$764,407.29


Balance, January 1, 1943


88,706.47


$853,113.76


3.00


11,947.89


83


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenditures General Government SELECTMEN


Salaries:


Chairman


$1,800.00 1,080.00


Associates


$2,880.00


Expenses :


Clerical Assistance


$846.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage.


78.87


Carfares, Autos and Lunches


195.97


Office Expense


16.85


All Other


11.35


1,149.04


$4,029.04


DUES-BOSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


Dues 60.00


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Salary


$1,820.00


Expenses :


Clerical Assistance


$136.80


Printing, Stationery and Postage.


3.00


Office Expense


83.09


All Other


3.70


226.59


2,046.59


TOWN TREASURER


Salary


$1,800.00


Expenses :


Printing, Stationery and Postage


$232.88


Bond


215.00


Burglary Insurance


22.50


Office Expense


32.44


Telephone


36.76


Carfares, Autos and Lunches


91.46


Clerical Assistance


200.00


All Other


2.00


833.04


2,633.04


TAX TITLE FORECLOSURES


Expenses :


Land Court Costs


$403.75


Notices of Disposition


15.77


Office Expense


1.00


420.52


TOWN COLLECTOR


Salary


$2,149.95


84


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses:


Clerical Assistance


$1,486.90


Printing, Stationery and Postage.


734.38


Bonds


491.50


Carfares, Autos and Lunches.


205.94


Office Expense


137.95


Advertising and Costs of Tax Taking


340.00


Burglary Insurance


31.98


All Other


5.00


3,433.65


5,583.60


ASSESSORS


Salaries:


Chairman


$1.800.00


Associates


900.00


2,700.00


Expenses :


Clerical Assistance


$1,229.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage


21.77


Carfares, Autos and Lunches


177.30


Banker and Tradesman


10.60


Copying Deeds


142.00


Office Expense


114.61


All Other


6.00


1,701.28


4,401.28


OTHER FINANCE OFFICERS AND ACCOUNTS


Certification of Notes


10.00


ADVISORY BOARD


Expenses :


Clerical Assistance


$100.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage


101.28


Office Expense


16.50


All Other


10.00


227.78


LAW DEPARTMENT


Expenses :


Services of Town Counsel


$600.00 ·


Expenses


120.00


720.00


TOWN CLERK


Salary


$1,200.00


Expenses :


Printing, Stationery and Postage


$18.40


Bond


5.00


Office Expense


114.96


Carfares, Autos and Lunches


61.34


Telephone


52.84


Clerical Assistance


360.00


All Other


6.36


618.90


1,818.90


85


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TOWN MEETING, ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATIONS


Expenses:


Moderator


$75.01


Registrars


90.00


Election Officers


96.00


Clerical


24.70


Office Supplies


6.00


Janitors' Services


12.00


Use of Amplifier


20.00


Labor-Election Set Up


10.00


Use of Truck


10.00


Publishing and Posting Warrants


56.00


Printing, Stationery and Postage.


127.26


Services and Use of Car-Listing Residents.


269.05


All Other


15.00


811.02


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Expenses :


Services of Engineers


$166.32


Survey of Plans-Floats and Ramps.


50.00


Supplies


6.73


All Other


3.69


226.74


PLANNING BOARD


Expenses:


Office Supplies


16.50


TOWN HALL


Expenses:


Janitor


$325.00


Fuel and Light


355.15


Telephones


446.66


Water Rates


13.00


Repairs


25.20


Publishing Notices


4.50


Pumping Cesspool


12.00


Supplies


13.83


1,195.34


CIVIC CENTER GROUNDS


Expenses :


Labor


$215.58


Loam


25.00


Sharpening Mower


2.00


242.58


Protection of Persons and Property POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salaries:


Chief and Regulars


$22,159.67


Special Officers


1,454.70


23,614.37


86


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expenses :


Radio Repairs and Maintenance


$187.20


Repairs and Maintenance of Automobiles and Motorcycles


2,073.59


Lockup Expense


128.48


Telephone


684.10


Equipment


893.51


Fuel and Light


491.90


Office Expense


142.29


All Other


214.63


4,815.70


28,430.07


AMBULANCE


Expenses :


Maintenance


$415.73


-


Laundry


63.82


All Other


18.90


498.45


PENSIONS


Pensions


1,200.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salaries :


Engineers


$99.96


Drivers and Fire Alarm Operators


27,727.22


Firemen


3,705.55


31,532.73


Expenses :


Apparatus Supplies


$497.51


Apparatus Expense


511.50


Telephone


464.88


First Aid Expense


71.34


Fire Alarm Maintenance


89.56


Equipment


254.19


Fuel


1,013.92


Light


550.42


Maintenance


896.75


All Other


195.51


4,545.58


36,078.31


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salary


$450.00


Expenses :


· Transportation


$67.23


· Supplies


7.88


75.11


525.11


87


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


MOTH DEPARTMENT


Services of Superintendent


$1,405.20


Expenses :


Trucks


$1,033.60


Labor


1,925.40


Insecticides


356.65


Repairs on Equipment


68.85


Gasoline and Oil


76,17


Tools and Sharpening Same


63.18


Supplies


12.77


All Other


15.79


3,552.41


4,957.61


ELM TREE BEETLE


Expenses :


Trucks


$142.80


Labor


358.80


Supplies


46.22


Gasoline


44.14


Insecticides


381.72


Repairing Equipment


16.39


990.07


TREE WARDEN


Salary


$300.00


Expenses :


Trucks


$265.20


Labor


338.40


Tools


26.85


Repairs


5.30


Insecticides


43.30


Supplies


1.15


All Other


5.00


685.20


985.20


FOREST FIRES


Expenses :


Fighting Fires


$1,037.43


Maintenance


157.23


Equipment


177.87


All Other


11.00


1,383.53


TOWN FORESTS


Expenses :


Labor


$492.00


Repainting Signs


6.00


498.00


BOUNTIES


Expenses :


Bounties on Woodchucks


113.00


88


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TRIMMING BUSHES ROADSIDES


Expenses :


Trucks


$306.00


Teams


168.00


Labor


1,512.80


Tools and Sharpening Same


10.02


1,996.82


Health and Sanitation


BOARD OF HEALTH


Salaries


$1,200.00


Expenses :


Office Expense


$47.11


Use of Cars


65.11


School Dentist


720.00


Pre-School Dental Clinic


506.25


Dental Supplies


112.54


Clean Up Day


106.00


Clerical Assistance-Clinics


105.00


Trucks


286.00


Care of Dump


2,072.92


Burying Animals


77.00


Garbage Collection


5,160.00


Cleaning Beaches and Roadsides


806.80


Animal Quarantine


28.00


Milk Inspector


50.00


Plumbing Inspector


100.00


Meat Inspector


60.00


Animal Inspector


125.00


Salary of Nurse


2,082.00


Use of Car-Nurse


622.94


Care of Rubbish Cans


60.00


Ponds


250.75


Diphtheria Clinic


50.00


Board, Care and Treatment, Plymouth County Hospital


453.70


Vital Statistics


198.50


Contagious Diseases


28.00


All Other


119.55


14,293.17


15,493.17


PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL


1943 Assessment


7,075.83


MOSQUITO CONTROL MAINTENANCE


1943 Assessment


2,541.13


89


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Highways HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Expenses :


Salary of Highway Surveyor


$2,200.00


Use of Car


400.00


Office Expense


9.44


Clerical Assistance


1,614.00


Telephones


81.65


Light and Power


24.08


Trucks


815.00


Labor


11,991.20


Use of Sand Loader


120.00


Equipment and Repairs


3,784.29


Sand. Stone and Gravel


1,071.22


Road Surfacing Material


7,008.67


Pipe


133.07


Gasoline and Oil


1,398.34


Insurance


155.80


Coal and Wood


213.51


Kerosene


14.18


Street Painting


715.00


Paints


108.69


Lumber


211.46


Tools


178.44


Water Rates


25.00


Supplies


65.72


All Other


81.79


32,720.55 -


SNOW REMOVAL


Expenses :


Trucks and Plows


$5,517.23


Labor


4,802.96


Equipment and Repairs


196.50


Use of Cars


63.20


10,579.89


COUNTRY WAY


Awards


31.00


JERICHO ROAD-LAND DAMAGE


Awards


93.50


JULIAN STREET-LAND DAMAGE


Awards


60.00


MINOT PARKING SPACE


Expenses :


Trucks


$24.50


Gas Shovel


45.00


Gravel


8.40


Removing Fixtures-Comfort Station


11.00


88.90


90


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


STREET LIGHTS AND TRAFFIC BEACONS


Expenses :


Street Lights


Traffic Beacons


$11,215.15 29.61


11,244.76


SIGNS


Expenses :


Use of truck


$110.00


Signs and Erection of Same


699.10


Materials for Setting and Placing Signs


74.81


Express


1.58


885.49


Welfare and Soldiers' Benefits PUBLIC WELFARE


General Administration:


Salaries


$700.00


Office Expense


21.66


Clerical Assistance


605.30


Printing, Stationery and Postage


8.57


Carfares, Autos and Lunches


25.15


Painting Office


120.00


All Other


5.90


$1,486.58


Outside Relief :


Groceries and Provisions


$110.41


Board and Care


1,702.44


Medical Aid and Medicine


562.66


Fuel


53.01


Cash Aid


1,136.25


Rent


349.00


Clothing


11.40


Funerals


224.00


Dentist Work


28.00


General Work


4.57


Moving Furniture


15.00


Relief by Other Cities and Towns


1,490.55


5,687.29


7,173.87


SPECIAL MEDICAL FUND


Expense :


Medical Supplies


15.48


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Cash Aid


2,594.69


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN-ADMINISTRATIVE


Expenses :


Clerical


$125.50


Use of Car


.79


Office Expense


4.32


Postage


.60


131.21


91


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


U. S. GRANT-AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Cash Aid


649.00


U. S. GRANT-AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN-ADMINISTRATIVE


Expenses :


Clerical


$55.60


Office Expense


7.85


Postage


.40


All Other


1.30


65.15


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Expenses :


Cash Aid


$21,705.13


Relief by Other Cities and Towns.


999.56


22,704.69


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-ADMINISTRATIVE


Expenses :


Clerical


$610.80


Use of Car


8.02


Office Expense


32.97


Printing, Stationery and Postage


86.57


All Other


7.80


746.16


U. S. GRANT-OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Cash Aid


16,431.92


U. S. GRANT-OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-ADMINISTRATIVE


Expenses :


Clerical


$475.80


Use of Car


4.52


Office Expense


22.19


Postage


4.16


506.67


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Expenses :


Groceries and Provisions


$528.70


Medical Aid and Medicine


33.78


Rent


54.96


Fuel


447.42


Funerals


100.00


Clothing


25.19


Cash Aid


4,643.00


Services


77.15


State Aid


$5,910.20 830.00


6,740.20


92


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Schools and Libraries SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Salaries


$78,615.90


Expenses


28,437.40


107,053.30


See School Report for detail.


CIVIC CENTER GROUNDS HIGH SCHOOL


Expenses :


Labor


$369.20


Light


18.46


Water Rates


7.00


Tennis Nets and Tapes


33.09


Gasoline and Oil


7.43


Sharpening Mowers


28.20


Mowing Hay and Hauling


32.00


Lime


15.00


All Other


3.38


513.76


ALLEN MEMORIAL LIBRARY


Expenses :


Librarian


$370.00


Assistant


600.00


Janitor


328.00


Books


488.05


Periodicals


48.50


Fuel


200.74


Light


38.44


Repairs


62.56


Insurance


47.16


Water Rates


23.00


Equipment


53.95


2,260.40


PIERCE MEMORIAL LIBRARY


Expenses :


Librarian


$353.32


Janitor


161.00


Books


671.57


Periodicals


84.10


Fuel


127.53


Light


29.40


Repairs


116.27


Water Rates


7.00


Equipment


70.70


Insulation of Building Office Supplies


190.00


6.70


1,817.59


93


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Recreation and Unclassified PARK DEPARTMENT


.


Expenses :


Labor


$2,445.30


Light


9.00


Water


Rates


88.10


Sharpening Mowers and Tools


74.85


Mowing Parks


20.00


Installing and Painting Halyard


40.00


Covering Lawson Park with Kelp


320.80


Equipment


17.00


Gasoline and Oil


92.21


Repairs at Playground Building


70.27


Plants


16.80


Repairs-Lighthouse and Peggotty


55.09


Lumber, Tools and Supplies


234.68


3,484.10


UNCLASSIFIED


Expenses :


Dog Officer


$100.00


Printing and Distributing Town Reports


802.97


Administering Oaths


33.25


Notarizations


50.00


Services of Auctioneer


50.00


Care of Town Clock


99.99


Printing and Publishing


184.20


Disposal of Dogs


75.00


Dues-Atlantic Deeper Waterways Ass'n.


5.00


Recording Deeds


8.45


All Other


39.84


1,448.70


INSURANCE


Expenses :


Employers and Public Liability


$2,358.30


All Other


511.03


2,869.33


FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY PROJECTS AND TOWN IMPROVEMENTS


Expenses :


Services W. P. A. Agent.


$270.00


Project No. 23,647


44.81


Project No. 22,305


53.51


All Other


6.70


375.02


PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Expenses :


Care of Comfort Station-Minot


$50.00


Care of Comfort Station-Harbor


117.00


Water Rates


126.21


Light


9.00


Repairing Plumbing-Comfort Station


59.22


Supplies


11.79


373.22


94


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


CIVILIAN DEFENSE


Expenses :


Clerical Assistance


$1,058.50


Telephone


158.93


Light


35.32


Fuel


86,32


Use of Club House


125.00


Transportation and Lunches


412.08


Bus Service


40.00


Printing and Publishing


134.30


Stationery and Postage


90.63


Office Expense


48.44


All Other


57.70


2,247.22


CIVILIAN DEFENSE-POLICE


Expenses :


Services


$34.50


Equipment


60,35


Printing


11.50


Radio Repairs


2.00


Supplies


1.50


109.85


COMMODITY DISTRIBUTION PROJECT


Expenses:


Administrative Expense-Surplus Commidities Division


$75.00


Rent of Warehouse


6.00


81.00


BILLS OF PREVIOUS YEARS


Bills of 1941


12.21


INSTALLATION OF DIAPHONE HORN


Expenses :


Equipment and Installation


553.34


CHANNEL MARKINGS


Expenses:


Services


75.00


COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE


Assessment


100.00


MEMORIAL DAY


Observance of Memorial Day


247.60


QUARTERS FOR VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS


Rent


350.00


95


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


RATIONING BOARD 1


Expenses :


Services of Administrator


$1,505.00


Fuel


116.21


Office Expense


247.14


Telephone


153.25


Light


26.92


Rent


405.00


Clerical Assistance


108.00


Repairs


90.75


Printing and Publishing


15.80


Supplies


62.65


Transportation


57.82


Insurance


10.00


All Other


13.58


2,812.12


SALARIES-TOWN OFFICERS


Expenses :


Salaries


1,036.85


FIRE ESCAPE-GREENBUSH HEADQUARTERS


Expenses :


Materials and Labor for Installation


271.92


POST-WAR REHABILITATION FUND


Purchase of Bonds


50,000.00


HUMAROCK TRANSPORTATION


Expenses :


Insurance


$164.00


Registration


136.00


300.00


CONTROL OF SHELLFISH


Expenses :


Shellfish Warden


$120.00


Maintenance of Boat


67.70


All Other


18.75


206.45


REFUNDS


Taxes


$2,765.64


Motor Vehicle Excise


246.09


Water


337.01


Estimated Receipts


18.06


3,366.80


96


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WATER DEPARTMENT


Expenses :


Administration


$5,574.71


General


15,797.09


Pumping Station


8,538.79


Extensions


4,828.10


34,738.69


PUBLIC LANDINGS


Expenses :


Salary of Harbor Master


$600.00


Oil Drums and Barrels


256.00


Repairing Gangways and Floats


195.33


Labor and Floats and Pier


127.70


Water Rates


16.00


Crane Service


40.00


Light


9.00


Painting


60.00


Paints, Lumber and Supplies


139.92


Advertising


5.50


All Other


7.86


1,457.31


OLD CEMETERY-CUDWORTH ROAD


Expense :


Labor


100.00


CARE OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES


Expense :


Care of Graves


648.00


Interest and Maturing Debt


INTEREST


Revenue Loans


$414.44


Harbor Improvement Loan


40.00


454.44


INTEREST-WATER LOANS


Loans


19,146.25


MATURING DEBT


Harbor Improvement Loan


4,000.00


MATURING DEBT-WATER LOANS


Loans


33,000.00


TEMPORARY LOANS


Anticipation of Revenue


150,000.00


97


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Agency and Trust


AGENCY


State Tax


$9,300.00


State Parks and Reservations


216.62


Auditing Municipal Accounts


697.96


County Tax


18,170.42


Hospital or Home Care for Civil War Veterans.


103.47


28,488.47


TRUST


Expense :


Cash Aid


360.32


DOG LICENSES


Proceeds from Dog Licenses


936.60


VICTORY TAX DEDUCTIONS


Deductions


3,338.01


WITHHOLDING TAXES


Withheld Taxes


6,202.78


$705,509.01


Balance, December 31, 1943


147,604.75


$853,113.76


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99


SUMMARY


Balance


January 1, 1943


1943 Appropri- ations


Receipts and Transfers


Totals


1943 Expendi- tures


Balance December 31,1943


$4,200.00


$4,200.00


Seleetmen's Department


$4,029.04


$170.96


60.00


60.00


Dues-Boston Chamber of Commerce


60.00


2,170.00


2,170.00


Accounting Department


2,046.59


123.41


2,637.50


2,637.50


Treasurer's Department


2,633.04


4.46


700.00


700.00


Tax Title Foreclosures


420.52


279.48


5,658.00


5,658.00


Collector's Department


5,583.60


74.40


4,500.00


4,500.00


Assessors' Department.


4,401.28


98.72


24.00


24.00


Certification of Notes


10.00


14.00


300.00


300.00


Advisory Board


227.78


72.22


1,000.00


1,000.00


Law Department


720.00


280.00


1,819.00


1,819.00


Town Clerk's Department


1,818.90


.10


1,250.00


1,250.00


Town Meetings, Elections and Registrations


811.02


438.98


600.00


600.00


Engineering Department


226.74


373.26


100.00


100.00


Planning Board


16.50


83.50


1,750.00


1,750.00


Town Hall


1,195.34


554.66


250.00


250.00


Civie Center Grounds


242.58


7.42


29,596.00


29,596.00


Police Department


28,430.07


1,165.93


500.00


500.00


Ambulance


498.45


1.55


1,200.00


1,200.00


Pensions-Chapter 32, Section 89, General Laws


1,200.00


40,726.71


$1,557.40


42,284.11


Fire Department


36,078.31


6,205.80


550.00


550.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


525.11


24.89


5,000.00


5,000.00


Moth Department


4,957.61


42.39


1,000.00


1,000.00


Elm Tree Beetle


990.07


9.93


1,000.00


1,000.00


985.20


14.80


2,400.00


2,400.00


Forest Fires


1,383.53


1,016.47


500.00


500.00


Town Forests


498.00


2.00


175.00


175.00


Bounties


113.00


62.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


Trimming Bushes-Roadsides


1,996.82


3.18


15,800.00


15,800.00


Health Department


15,493.17


306.83


7,075.83


7,075.83


Plymouth County Hospital


7,075.83


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Tree Warden


100


Balance January 1, 1943


1943 Appropri- ations


Receipts and Transfers


Totals


1943 Expendi- tures


Balance December 31, 1943


3,000.00 40,000.00


3,000.00


Mosquito Control Maintenance


2,541.13


458.87


96.00


40,096.00


Highway Department


32,720.55


7,375.45


12,000.00


37.90


12,037.90


Snow Removal


10,579.89


1,458.01


187.72


3,051.52


Widening First Parish Road


3,051.52


55.21


Country Way


31.00


24.21


1,500.00


1,500.00


Sidewalk-Country Way


1,500.00


93.50


93.50


Jericho Road-Land Damage


93.50


500.33


500.33


Road Machinery Account


500.33


300.00


300.00


Julian Street-Land Damage


60.00


240.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Minot Parking Space


88.90


911.10


11,485.00


11,485.00


Street Lights and Traffic Beacons


11,244.76


240.24


900.00


900.00


Signs


885.49


14.51


200.00


10,000.00


5.50


10,205.50


Public Welfare


7,173.87


3,031.63


15.48


15.48


Special Medical Fund


15.48


5,000.00


2.00


5,002.00


Aid to Dependent Children


2,594.69


2,407.31


300.00


300.00


Aid to Dependent Children-Administrative


131.21


168.79


30.38


685.67


716.05


U. S. Grant-Aid to Dependent Children


649.00


67.05


.26


66.73


66.99


U. S. Grant-Aid to Dependent Children - Adminis- trative


65.15


1.84


Old Age Assistance


22,704.69


170.17


1,400.00


Old Age Assistance-Administrative


746.16


653.84


1,303.90


16,576.61


17,880.51


U. S. Grant-Old Age Assistance-Assistance


16,431.92


1,448.59


3.70


552.49


556.19


U. S. Grant-Old Age Assistance-Administrative.


506.67


49.52


Soldiers' Benefits


6,740.20


3,264.80


109,079.00


103.84


109,182.84


107,053.30


2,129.54


1,050.00


1,050.00


513.76


536.24


732.00


732.00


Adult Classes


732.00


1,900.00


428.22


2,328.22


2,260.40


67.82


1,400.00


428.23


1,828.23


Pierce Memorial Library


1,817.59


10.64


3,550.00


3,550.00


Park Department


3,484.10


65.90


1


21,000.00 1,400.00


1,874.86


22,874.86


10,000.00


5.00


10,005.00


School Department


Civic Center Grounds-High School


Allen Memorial Library


7


SUMMARY-(Continuea)


$2,863.80 55.21


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


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SUMMARY-(Concluded)


Balance January 1, 1943


1943 Appropri- ations


Receipts and Transfers


Totals


1943 Expendi- tures


Balance December 31, 1943


2,500.00


2,500.00


· Unclassified


1,448.70


1,051.30


4,200.00


4,200.00


Insurance


2,869.33


1,330.67


1,448.50


1,448.50


Federal, State and County Projects and Town Im: provements


375.02


1,073.48


1,150.00


16.00


1,166.00


Public Buildings


373.22


792.78


872.61


2,500.00


125.00


3,497.61


Civilian Defense


2,247.22


1,250.39


807.47


807.47


Civilian Defense-Police


109.85


697.62


3,805.69


3,805.69


Civilian Defense-Fire


3,805.69


11.78


100.00


111.78


Commodity Distribution Project


81.00


30.78


12.21


12.21


Bills of Previous Years


12.21


600.00


600.00


Installation of Diaphone Horn


553.34


46.66


75.00


75.00


Channel Markings


75.00


100.00


100.00


County Aid to Agriculture.


100.00


300.00


300.00


Memorial Day


247.60


52.40


350.00


350.00


Quarters for Veterans of Foreign Wars


350.00


3,500.00


92.59


3,592.59


Rationing Board


2,812.12


780.47


1,050.00


1,050.00


Salaries-Town Officers


1,036.85


13.15


400.00


400.00


· Fire Escape-Greenbush Headquarters


271.92


128.08


300.00


100.00


400.00


Humarock-Transportation


300.00


100.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


Control of Shellfish


206.45


1,293.55


39,741.40


3,510.00


43,251.40


Water Department


34,738.69




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