Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1913-1916, Part 39

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1913
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 1374


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Arterio Sclerosis


Hemmorrhage


62 3 2 Married 59 514 Married 89 0 0Widow


Eastport, Me. Ireland Italy


Patrick and Ellen


Wakefield


Templeton Germany


Cambridge Wakefield


Yarm'th, N.S. Wakefield Halifax, N. S. Ellsworth, Me. England


Sidney L. and Eleanor Joseph and Virginia Fortunate and Maria John P. and Mary Samuel and Mehitable William


William R. and El'a S. . Uraemic posion Entero colitis Meningitis Diphtheria Peritonitis Natural causes


Oct.


11 Fred S. Amiro 16 Lucy De Vito 17 Annie E. (Gates) McCaskell 17 George Washington Buckmore 19 Rebecca (Gardner) Biggs 22 Bridget (Carr) Qualters 26 Frank Corcoran


36 0 0 Single


Can'aigua, N. Y New Salem


Bridgton, Me.


Greenleaf and Flora A. Patrick and Bridget


Pelvic Abscess


Wakefield


James and Mary Fred'k. M. and Abbie J.


Nov.


28 Viola Ingeborg Anderson 29 Edna Olive Harden 29 Mary Vendulla (Faricelli) 6 William T. Regan 7 Frank Homer Beard 7|William H. Frauley, Jr. 11 Charles Henry Hickok 13 Warren Dexter Hazelton 14 Still born


Dec.


0| 0|13 Single 0| 2 17 Single 28 10 29 Married 30 9 8Single 59 3 3 Married


Wakefield Wakefield Italy Wakefield No. Reading


Wakefield Dunham, Ca. Cambridge


John A. and Sigrid Edward S. and Elflida Antonio and Antonina Timothy and Margaret Sylvester S. and Sarah William H, and Louise Myron and Mary Lorenzo W. and Ca'ine


84 6 8 Widow Monmoth, Me. Joseph A. and Sarah


Arterio Sclerosis


19 Paslino Di Pietro


0 3| 3 Single


Wakefield Wakefield


George and Ecatirine


20 Hattie E. (Messer) Darling


50 3 19 Married


Methuen


James and Lydia William


Apoplexy


20 Michael Hemsworth


30 Rosa Tedesco


27 Elizabeth T. Kelley


56 0 0 Single


Wakefield John and Mary


Apoplexy


69 0 0 Widower


St. Johns, N.B. John


Arterio Sclerosis


Endocarditis


19 Agnes Gardner Stewart


32 5 19 Single


Wakefield


Alexander and Mar'et


39 5 5 Single


Russia


Harry A. and Annie L. William and Sarah E.


Pneumonia


28 Julia (Chamberlain) Walsh


52 519 Married


Montreal, Ca.


Lewis and Mary


Endocarditis Pneumonia


28 Sarah Woodman (Wood) Darl'g 28 Still born 30 Pamelia (Walton) Johnson .


82


4 20 Widow


Halifax


Cyrus and Sarah


86| 6| 1 Widow


Wakefield


Leonard and Nancy


Gastro Enteritis Gastro Enteritis Floating Kidney Pneumonia Nephritis Septicaemia Senile Decay Otitis Media


9 529 Single 75 021 Married


30 411 Married 000


14 Elmira A. (Merrill) Norris


G. and Maria


Maracmus Meningitis


19 Pamagiota Trepsas


0 3 3Single


73 0 0 Married 9 1 20 Single


Ireland


Apoplexy


Wakefield Angelo and .Munzia


Burns


3 Thomas Henry Fitzpatrick 7 Susan Applebee (Good) Green


76 5 0 Widow


Little DeerIsl Me.


James and Barbara


Appendicitis Incised Wounds


20 Maurice A. Albertson 27 Ella (Edwards) Eaton


55 217 Married


Salem


e


Bronchitis


348


DOG LICENSES


Number of licenses issued


421


Males .


368


Females


52


Kennel


1


421


Tax on 368 males at $2


$736.00


Tax on 52 females at $5


260.00


One kennel license at $50


50.00


$1,046.00


Deduct Clerk's fees


84.20


Cash paid County Treasurer $961.80


FREDERIC S. HARTSHORNE,


Town Clerk.


349


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Board of Selectmen


March, 1914, appropriation, salaries of board. $500.00


March, 1914, appropriation, salary of clerk 400.00


March, 1914, appropriation, department expenses 350.00


$1,250.00


Expended :


Salary of board to March 1, 1915. $500.00


Salary of clerk to Jan. 1, 1915 333.30


George H. Waterhouse, sealer 15.00


H. A. Simonds, serving notices 3.05


418


Alder Machine Co.


765


Munson Supply Co.


3.50


H. M. Dolbeare, printing and supplies 162.55


S. B. Dearborn, stamps, etc. 10.40


A. B. Comins, express .15


W. S. Greenough & Co., supplies 45.00


Scott Printing Co., printing, etc.


7.75


Sydney S. Cohen, supplies 1.00


H. B. McArdle, supplies 2.75


Birmingham Pen Co., supplies 1.25


Municipal Light Plant, supplies 5.25


A. H. Thayer, supplies .25


American Express Co. .20


Transferred to Town Hall 19.66


$1,122.89


Balance unexpended


127.11


$1,250.00


350


Auditors


March, 1914, appropriation, salary


$400.00


March, 1914, appropriation, department expenses 15.00


Expended :


$415.00


Salary of board to March 1, 1915. $400.00


Charles E. Gale & Co., supplies 2.75


H. M. Dolbeare 1.50


$404.25


Balance unexpended


10.75


$415.00


Board of Health


January, 1914, appropriation $300.00


March, 1914, appropriation 2,600.00


Appropriation, salary of board 100.00


$3,000.00


Expenditures :


Bonney & Dutton, supplies $9.25


O. H. Fessenden, ambulance hire 18.00


Cornelius Connell, rent 322.00


Margaret Sullivan, rent 96.00


G. Sullo, supplies 81.50


Dorothy Nolan, rent


2.00


Bowser & Co., supplies


5.25


Frank Langello, supplies


13.72


L. E. Bennett, supplies


33.80


William T. Regan, supplies 16.25


Annie Cameron, services 3.00


City of Somerville 34.29


351


F. Doucett, services 10.00


North Reading State Sanitorium


1.71


International Chemical Co., supplies 49.40


Town of Templeton 118.00


City of Malden 121.39


Rutland State Sanitorium


457.62


Wakefield Shoe & Clothing Co., supplies


5.00


Malden Hospital


359.75


State Board of Charity


129.50


James R. Reid, services


51.25


William G. Corley, burying dog and cat


1.50


Andrew D. Murphy, burying dog 1.00


David Taggart, services 179.50


W. W. Wilder, supplies 5.00


F. Kimball & Son, use of automobile


10.00


American Express Co. 1.35


Chas. E. Montague, professional services


26.25


George W. Eaton, supplies


21.31


F. J. Morris, burying dog


1.00


Scott Printing Co. 13.25


.50


Everett D. Burchard, burying cat


.50


A. D. Jenkins, services 135.00


11.25


Herman Mohlar, burying dog


1.00


H. M. Dolbeare, supplies


25.65


John J. Kane, burying dog


$1.00


Arthur Le Fave, burying cat


.50


.H. A. Simonds, services


5.10


Edward Doucette, burying cat


.50


Patrick Curran, burying dog


1.00


William Landers, burying dog 1.00


John McCarthy, burying cat .50


John A. Meloney, services 1.00


Alliston Hellyar, burying 2 cats 1.00


Town of Wakefield, Cemetery Department ... 4.00


W. B. Hunt Co., supplies 17.05


Robert Holden, burying cat


M. M. Carter, supplies 1.26


Curtis L. Taggart, services


352


Joseph Toth, burying cat .50


Joseph J. Hughes, use of automobile 8.00


City of Melrose 341.14


Fred Fober, burying cat


.50


A. W. Achorn, supplies


10.36


Lakeville State Sanatorium 81.71


Leo J. Hubbard, burying cat


.50


City of Boston


30.00


Thomas Talbot, burying dog


1.00


City of Lynn 116.57


$2,996.93


Balance unexpended


3.07


$3,000.00


Unpaid bills :


Joseph W. Heath, salary $33.34


A. D. Jenkins, salary 33.33


David Taggart, salary


33.33


Patrick Keady


1.00


William C. Walker


2.59


C. L. Sopher


2.00


James R. Reid


45.00


Bonney & Dutton


3.12


William T. Regan estate


2.50


City of Somerville


30.00


Rutland State Sanatorium


168.54


Cornelius Connell


49.00


$403.75


Election and Town Meeting Expenses


March, 1914, appropriation $1,350.00


Expended :


Bonney & Dutton $ .40


Scott Printing Co., printing and advertising.


118.35


353


H. M. Dolbeare, printing and advertising. ...


291.90


L. C. Carleton, supplies 4.50


W. S. Greenough & Co., supplies .65


Grattan Baking Co., meals 98.50


George F. Leach, services 11.00


W. A. Prescott, repairs on booths 4.20


A. W. Ventress, services, Pre. 3 10.50


F. S. Hartshorne, supplies 2.00


E. I. Purrington, repairs


8.00


George H. Taylor, supplies 2.55


Ernest Mortimer, meals 4.50


Joseph J. Hughes, auto line


6.00


Payrolls


490.50


$1,053.55


Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1914. .


.


296.45


$1,350.00


Inspector of Milk


March, 1914, appropriation, salary $150.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 10.00


$160.00


Expended :


H. A. Simonds, salary to Jan. 1, 1915


$125.00


H. M. Dolbeare, printing


3.75


$128.75


Balance unexpended


31.25


$160.00


Collector of Milk Samples


March, 1914, appropriation, salary


$50.00


H. A. Simonds, salary to Jan. 1, 1915 $41.67


Balance unexpended 8.33


$50.00


354


Inspector of Animals


March, 1914, appropriation, salary $200.00


Palmer Corbett, salary $200.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


March, 1914, appropriation, salary . $100.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 75.00


$175.00


Expended :


A. A. Mansfield, salary $100.00


A. A. Mansfield, expenses 6.00


James Ryan, stamps 5.75


H. M. Dolbeare 3.13


American Express Co. .65


Cotter's Express .30


W. W. Bessey & Son, carriage hire 33.00


$148.83


26.17


Balance unexpended


$175.00


Town Clerk (Card Index)


January, 1914, balance available $9.45


Expended :


H. A. Shepard, services


$9.45


Town Clerk -Vital Statistics)


March, 1914, appropriation $475.00


355


Expended :


O. H. Fessenden, 35 death returns, Jan. 1, 1913, to Jan. 1, 1914 $8.75


E. H. Wells, 28 birth returns, 1913 7.00


Richard Dutton, 104 birth returns, Novem- ber, 1913, to November, 1914 26.00


F. T. Woodbury, birth returns, (149, 1912 and 1913; 69, 1914)


54.50


Chas. E. Montague, birth returns, 22, 1913 and 1914 5.50


J. W. Heath, 46, 1913; 41, 1914 21.75


Oliver Walton, 64 death returns for 1913 ... 16.00


John T. Stringer, 8 death returns for 1913. . 2.00 F. S. Hartshorne, return to State of 331 births, 184 deaths, 146 marriages, 1913 231.50


William H. Butler, death returns 68.75


H. M. Dolbeare, printing 16.50


$458.25


Balance unexpended


16.75


$475.00


Legal Department


March, 1914, appropriation, salary town counsel $500.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 100.00


$600.00


Expended :


M. E. S. Clemons, salary to March 1, 1915 . . $500.00


Bourdon Studio, pictures 9.00


A. C. Saunders, pictures 1.50


L. B. Linnell, services 1.00


M. E. S. Clemons, sundry expenses 14.72


$526.22


Balance unexpended


73.78


$600.00


356


Registrars


March, 1914, appropriation, salary of board $315.00


Paid salary of board to March 1, 1915 $315.00


Miscellaneous Expenditures


January, 1914, appropriation $600.00


March, 1914, appropriation 900.00


$1,500.00


Expended :


Helen D. Gilman $50.00


Carter's Ink Co. 2.20


Alonzo D. Moran, atty., settlement McDon- ald's suit


100.00


Niagara Searchlight Co.


3.16


H. M. Dolbeare, printing, etc.


792.10


American Express Co.


.29


Falcon Sign Co., sign


3.25


George H. Taylor 19.91


John M. Cate, agent


50.00


Thomas P. Loughlin, repairs drink. fountain.


13.49


A. A. Mansfield, weighing coal


45.36


Scott Printing Co.


5.00


James J. Pollard, dog officer


20.00


Guy Mclain, auto hire, insp. of bldgs


6.00


A. B. Comins .25


Travelers Ins. Co., prem. Emp. Lib. ins.


200.00


W. S. Greenough & Co. 1.00


Town of Wakefield, highway dept., cleaning dump 4.50


Hoyt B. Parker, salary, bldg. inspector


25.00


George H. Taylor, repairs Wak. estate 2.00


C. S. Knowles, sign .75


357


Cleaning cesspool, as per pay roll 13.38 Jacob C. Hartshorne, salary, fish warden ... 25.00


$1,382.64


Transferred to Assessors' Dept.


32.10


Balance unexpended 85.26


$1,500.00


Nahant Street Relocation


Jan. 1, 1914, balance available


$356.00


Balance Dec. 31, 1914 $356.00


Band Concerts


March, 1914, appropriation


$440.00


Expended $440.00


July Fourth


March, 1914, appropriation $500.00


Expended $467.32


Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1914. 32.68


$500.00


Finance Committee


Jan. 1, 1914, balance available (salary) $50.00


March, 1914, appropriation, salary of secretary 50.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 15.00


$115.00


358


Expended :


W. H. Cartland, salary, 1913 $50.00


Louis J. Gordon, salary, 1914


50.00


. H. M. Dolbeare, supplies


7.60


$107.60


Balance unexpended


7.40


$115.00


Tax Collector


March, 1914, appropriation, salary . $650.00


March, 1914. appropriation, dept. expenses 325.00


$975.00


Expended :


Salary of collector to March 1, 1915 $650.00


Chas. F. Hartshorne, premium on bond 75.00


S. B. Dearborn 45.33


H. M. Dolbeare 63.70


Chester W. Eaton, exam. titles


25.00


H. B. McArdle, supplies 2.40


Birmingham Pen Co., supplies 1.25


C. C. Hager & Co., supplies 1.50


Marjorie Walton, services 14.60


Marjorie L. Bunker, services 3.80


Lizzie M. Jenkins, services 15.38


Everett M. Winslow, services


3.20


William D. Macleod, services


2.50


Norman B. Kingston, services


4.00


George W. Butterfield, services


3.00


$910.66


Balance unexpended


64.34


$975.00


359


Inspector of Plumbing


March, 1914, appropriation $500.00


January, 1914, appropriation 100.00


$600.00


Paid David Taggart, inspector


$600.00


Treasurer


March, 1914, appropriation, salary . $750.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 500.00


$1,250.00


Expended :


Salary of Treasurer to March 1, 1915. ..... . . $750.00


C. F. Hartshorne & Son, prem. on surety bond 125.00


Scott Printing Co. 23.03 .


American Express Co. .21


Globe-Wernicke Co., supplies


19.00


G. W. Todd & Co., supplies


34.30


Geo. Walker, Treas., refund of recording fees, tax title deeds . 100.26


Balance unexpended


198.20


$1,250.00


Moderator


March, 1914, appropriation


$25.00


Paid Thomas G. O'Connell $25.00


Town Clerk


March, 1914, appropriation, salary . $200.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 75.00


$275.00


360


Expended :


F. S. Hartshorne, salary to March 1, 1915 .. $200.00


Lucas Bros., supplies . .70


F. S. Hartshorne, supplies, typewriter repairs 16.58


A. B. Comins, express .15


Geo. E. Dunbar Co., express


George H. Flint, express


1.50


S. B. Dearborn, express 4.25


11.00


W. S. Greenough & Co., express


H. M. McArdle, express 1.25


Chas. F. Hartshorne & Son, prem. on bond .. 4.00


H. M. Dolbeare 7.75


H. A. Simonds, posting notices 2.00


H. A. Shepard, services 7.80


C. C. Hager & Co., supplies 1.10


A. H. Thayer, supplies .50


Library Bureau 3.38


$270.71


Unexpended balance


4.29


$275.00


Reserve Fund


March, 1914, appropriation $2,000.00


Transferred to Forest Warden $367.81


Transferred to Police Dept. 960.54


$1,328.35


Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1914


671.65


- -$2,000.00


High School Special Committee


January, 1914, balance available $96.80


Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1914


$96.80


8.75


361


Soldiers' Relief


January, 1914, appropriation $600.00


March, 1914, appropritaion 3,400.00


$4,000.00


Expended


$3,516.07


Balance Dec. 31, 1914 483.93


$4,000.00


State Aid


January, 1914, appropriation $600.00


March, 1914, appropriation 3,400.00


$4,000.00


Expended


$2,836.00


Balance Dec. 31, 1914 1,164.00


$4,000.00


Tree Warden


January, 1914, appropriation $50.00


March, 1914, appropriation, salary


25.00


March, 1914, appropriation, dept. expenses 500.00


$575.00


Expended :


F. T. Woodbury, salary $25.00


W. W. Whittredge, supt., care of trees 10.58


Patsy Copone, services 9.00


John Landry, services 1.28


Wanamaker & Feindel, supplies


2.25


Geo. E. Ramsdell, services 12.50


Killorin Con't Co., services 100.00


362


Eden O. Leevis, services 75.90


Labor as per pay rolls


336.73


$573.24


Unexpended balance Dec. 31, 1914


1.76


$575.00


Military Aid


January, 1914, appropriation $50.00


March, 1914, appropriation 400.00


$450.00


Expended


$220.00 ..


Balance unexpended


230.00


$450.00


Memorial Day


March, 1914, appropriation $400.00 Expended


Spanish War V. A.


$50.00


G. A. R.


350.00


$400.00


Moth Department


January, 1914, appropriation $1,061.00


March, 1914, appropriation 5,239.00


Expended :


$6,300.00


C. S. Knowles, sharpening saws


$6.40


W. H. Frawley, teaming


1.25


363


A. B. Comins, express


14.90


T. E. Giles, supplies 2.00


State Forester's supply store 829.68


George H. Taylor, supplies 5.22


H. M. Dolbeare, supplies 14.75


Fitzhenry-Guptill Co., supplies .20


Frost Insecticide Co., supplies 1.00


Killorin Cont. Co. 19.15


J. Wallace Grace


2.99


Wakefield Shoe & Clothing Co. 1.00


E. I. Purrington


16.60


Wanamaker & Feindel


10.00


American Oil & Gasoline Co. 24.75


Commonwealth of Massachusetts, supplies. . 827.18


W. W. Whittredge, services 576.00


Labor as per pay rolls 3,186.03


Lizzie M. Jenkins, services 1.00


$5.540.10


Balance unexpended


759.90


$6,300.00


Collection of Garbage


March, 1914, appropriation authorized. $1,500.00


Expended, Thomas J. Paon $700.00


Balance Dec. 31 800.00


$1,500.00


Common and Park


January, 1914, appropriation $100.00


March, 1914, appropriation 1,640.00


Interest from trust funds 120.00


$1,860.00


364


Expended :


R. J. Farquhar & Co., supplies $62.24


Eaton's Express 3.90


J. Wallace Grace, supplies 2.90


John Minniken, services


24.90


H. M. Dolbeare, supplies


7.40


Water Department


3.00


H. A. Millett, services


10.70


E. L. Rowe & Son, supplies


4.52


Municipal Light Plant


3.50


Carter's Seed Co., supplies


12.50


Charles Doyle, services


385.18


Curley Bros., supplies


10.75


S. M. Seabury 25.00


Frank Toth & Son, services


6.00


Jos. H. Prince Paint Co.


21,65


Jos. H. Prince Paint Co.


12.50


Peter Murray, services 22.50


Wm. E. Knox, labor and supplies 104.03


Edith M. Montague, supplies 7.40


Killorin Cont. Co., supplies


70.67


Geo. H. Taylor, supplies


9.12


Bowser & Co., supplies


1.45


C. S. Knowles, services


9.75


Geo. T. McLauthlin Co., supplies


49.00


Bay State Nurseries, supplies


205.50


William H. Murray .


62.00


Labor as per pay rolls


770.94


$1,860.00


Fire Motor Apparatus


March, 1914, appropriation $7,400.00


Expended :


Peerless Motor Car Co. of N. E. $6,445.16


W. W. Wilder 150.00


365


C. L. Jeanes & Co. 450.00


Amer. La France Fire Eng. Co.


105.46


-


Jos. J. Hughes 242.07


Unexpended balance


7.31


$7,400.00


Hydrant Rental


March, 1914, appropriation $4,185.00


Expended, Water Department $4,185.00


Insurance


March, 1914, appropriation $150.00


Expended :


P. J. Kelley


$87.00


Charles F. Hartshorne & Son


14.40


Balance unexpended


48.60


$150.00


Land Damage, Railroad St.


January, 1914, balance available


$165.00


Land Damage, Water St.


January, 1914, balance available


$200.00


Land, Park Purposes, Wakefield Junction


January, 1914, balance available


$378.00


Expended, B. & M. R. R.


$378.00


366


Land for Park Purposes


January, 1914, balance available $401.00


Town Hall


January, 1914, appropriation $439.00


March, 1914, appropriation


3,061.00


Transferred from Selectmen's account 19.66


$3,519.66


Expended


George H. Taylor $459.23


N. E. T. & T. Co.


7.28


Municipal Light Plant 683.42


H. A. Feindel 40.37


Gilchrist & Stewart 15.40


G. F. Gurney Co.


27.31


Lucas Bros.


3.50


O. E. Sheldon


12.70


Dana Dudley


.90


George B. Robbins Dis. Co.


25.27


N. E. Towel Supply Co.


12.00


George T. Johnson Co.


6.37


A. B. Comins 5.16


J. J. Forbes Co.


26.58


W. A. Prescott


23.02


Baldwin Mfg. Co.


3.25


Knight & Thomas


42.00


J. W. Poland


1.25


C. B. Dodge Co.


13.50


Morrill Atwood Ice Co.


15.60


J. D. Alden


13.54


Wakefield Chemical Co.


1.10


Water Department


60.00


A. C. Verge .90


The Formocone Co. 5.75


367


Edward B. Nye 10.00


Cutler Bros. 5.00


Curley Bros. 79.75


S. M. Seabury


6.00


H. F. Miller & Sons Co.


3.25


Falcon Sign Co. 1.50


Somerville Brush Co.


2.17


Thomas Hickey 534.52


E. I. Purrington


.50


H. I. Dallman & Co.


8.09


S. Berry & Son


10.00


Cudahy Packing Co.


7.50


American Express Co.


.21


H. M. Dolbeare


1.50


I. M. Cutler


3.10


Mrs. Charles W. West


1.63


Otto Johnson


22.00


Charles Ferguson


5.00


Art Metal Construction Co. 280.00


Killorin Cont. Co. 7.85


Charles F. Young .50


Labor as per pay roll and janitor's salary. 1,024.19


$3,519.66


Rifle Range


March, 1914, appropriation $450.00


Expended :


Bay State Military Rifle Asso. $222.16


Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1914 227.84


$450.00


Auditors' Balance Sheet, 1914


Department


Balances


Jan. 1, 1914


Overdrafts


Jan. 1, 1914


Appropriations


Jan. 1914


Appropriations


March, 1914


Appropriated


Total Amount


Appropriated


Credits


Available


Total Amount


Total Amount


Expended


Overdraft


Available


Jan. 1, 1915


Revert to Treas.


Board of Health


$300.00


$2,700.00


$3,000.00


$3,000.00


$2,996.93


$3.07


$3.07


Collection of Garbage


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


700.00


800.00


800.00


Cemetery Dept.


625.00


650.00


650.00


617.58


32.42


32.42


Common and Park


100.00


1,640.00


1,740.00


120.00


1,860.00


1,860.00


Fire Dept. .


1,000.00


11,000.00


12,000.00


12,000.00


11,982.13


17.87


17.87


Chief Engineers


200.00


1,275.00


1,475.00


1,475.00


1,475.00


Motor Apparatus


7,400.00


7,400.00


7,400. 00


7,392.69


7.31


7.31


Forest Warden


250.00


250.00


367.81


617.81


614.56


3.25


3.25


Fire Alarm


260.00


830.00


1,090.00


1,090.00


1,059.78


30.22


30.22


Fire Alarm re-location


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


3,000.00


20,280.00


23,280.00


1,142.67


24,422.67


24,422.14


. 53


.53


5,734.73


5,734.73


Main St. Square


18,000.00


18,000.00


18,000.00


18,000.00


Wharton Park


1,700.00


1,700.00


1,700.00


1,700.00


Engineer's Salary


323.62


1,676.38


1,676.38


2,000.00


2,000.00


Hydrant Rental


4,185.00


4,185.00


4,185.00


4,185.00


Interest.


375.50


18,685.00


18,685.00


14,431.61


33,116.61


33,122.70-6.09


Insurance


150.00


150.00


150.00


101.40


48.60


Land Damage Railroad St.


165.00


165.00


165.00


Land Damage Water St.


200.00


200.00


. 200.00


200.00


Land, Park purpose, Wak. Jct


378.00


378.00


Land, Park purpose.


401.00


Library


. 78


708.00


164.55


1,050.00


1,251.18


2,466.51


Military Aid


50.00


400.00


450.00


450.00


220.00-


230.00


230.00


Memorial Day


400.00


400.00


400.00


400.000


Moth Dept.


1,061.00


5,239.00


6,300.00


6,300.00


5,540.10


759.90


759.90


Municipal Light, General


8,334.78


8,331.78


478.86


84,803.96


84,802.49


1.47


1.47


Municipal Light Dept. .


569.75


7,865.22


7,865.22


9,896.59


7,579.69


2,316.90


2,316.90


Municipal Lt., Gas Mains Ext


6,000.00


6,000 00


6,000.00


6,000.00


Selectmen's Dept.


1,250.00


1,250.00


1,250.00


1,122.89


127.11


127.11


Auditors .


415.00


415.00


415.00


404.25


10.75


10.75


Treasury


1,250.00 .


1,250.00 .


1,250.00


1,051.80


198.20||


198.20


Municipal Light, Undergr'nd


1,162.88


1,162.88


1,162.88


401.00


401.06


342.00


2,466.51


48.60 165.00


378.00


401.00


General Highway


Main St. Square .


$5.734.73


25.00


eceipts


75,990.32


1,461.62


Available


Moderator Band Concerts July 4th


25.00 .


25.00).


25.00


25.00|.


440.00 .


440.00 .


440.00


440.00


500.00


500.00


500.00


467.32


32.68


32.68


Assessors .


50.00


1,950.00


2,000.00


32.10


2,032.10


2,032.10


Assessors, Clerk Hire


102.49


141.50


141.50


141.50


112.00


29.50


29.50


Town Clerk


275.00


275.00


275.00


270.71


4.29


4.29


Town Clerk, Card Index


9.45


475.00


475.00


475.00


458.25


16.75


16.75


Town Counsel


600.00


600.00


600.00


526.22


73.78


73.78


450.00


450.00


450.00


222.16


227.84


227.84


Finance Comm.


50.00


65.00


65.00


115.00


107.60


7.40


7.40


Registrars


975.00


975.00


975.00


910.66


64.34


64.34


Election, Town Meeting


1,350.00


1,350.00


1,350.00


1,053.55


296.45


296.45


Inspector of Plumbing


100.00


500.00


600.00


600.00


600.00


Inspector of Milk.


160.00


160.00


160.00


128.75


31.25


31.25


Collector of Milk Samples


50.00


50.00


50.00


41.67


8.33


8.33


Inspector of Animals


600.00


900.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,414.74


85.26


85.26


Nahant St., re-location


.356.00


1,300.00


8,665 00


9,965.00


960.54


10,925.54


10,438.11


487.43


487.43


Poor Dept.


1,666.00


12,709. 00


14,375.00


14,375.00


13,917.90


457.10


457.10


Reading Room


45.00


255.00


300.00


300.00


300.00


Reserve Fund.


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


1,328.35


School Dept., Gen.


12,570.00


50,938.00


63,508.00


.445.98


63,953.98


63,953.98


School Dept., Contingent


400.00


5.600.00


6,000.00


6,000.00


5,987.49


12.51


12.51


School Dept., Evening Sch'l


547.00


453.00


1,000.00


113.40


1,113.40


1,063.86


49.54


49.54


School Dept., Fuel .


100.00


4,700.00


4,800.00


57.05


4,857.05


4,857.05


School Dept., Supplies


283.00


3,417.00


3,700.00


203.53


3,903.53


3,903.53


School Dept., Practical Arts


650.00


650.00


650.00


650.00


Chap. 471, Acts 1911


1,075.00


1,075.00


1,075.00


1,008.90


66.10


High School, Special Course


96.80


200.00


450.00


650.00


817.98


1,498.86


5.96


5.96


Sewer, Upper Gould St.


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


1,495.93


504.07


504.07


Sewer, Byron St.


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


854.42


645.58


645.58


Soldiers' Relief


600.00


3,400.00


4,000.00


4,000.00


3,516.07


483.93


State Aid


600.00


3.400.00


4,000.00


4,000.00


2,836.00


1,164.00


1,164.00


Town Hall


439.00


3,061.00


3,500.00


19.66


3,519.66


3,519.66


Tree Warden


50.00


525.00


575.00


575.00


573.24


1.76


1.76


Water Dept. Maintenance


2,500.00


13,300.00


15,800.00


17,036.82


17,034.73


2.09


2.09


Water Dept., Construction


4,000.00


3,410.50


589.50


589.50


Water Dept., Meters.


3,437.96


3,437.96


2,183.11


1,254.85


1,254.85


$13,019.34$375.50|$28,388.00 $256,402.88 $76,154.87 |$284,790.88 |$23,140.81 |$397.105.90 $384,005.48|$6.09|$13,106.51|$5,782.63


$7,323.88


Sealer of Weights


175.00


175.00


175.00


148.83


26.17


26.17


200.00


200.00


200.00


200.00


Miscellaneous Expenses


356.00


356.00


356.00


Police Dept.


315.00


315.00


315.00


315.00


Tax Collector


9.45


9.45


Town Clerk, Vital Statistics


102.49


102.49


Assessors, Steel Cabinet


4,000 00


4,000.00


96.80


96.80


96.80


Sewer Maintenance


30.88


1,492.90


671.65


671.65


66.10


483.93


1,236.82


Rifle Range


370


AUDITORS' FINAL STATEMENT


The Board of Auditors herewith presents to the Town of Wakefield its report for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 1914.


From Jan. 1, 1914, to Jan. 1, 1915, orders to the amount of $328,458.41 have been drawn by the Board of Selectmen on the town treasury. We have examined the vouchers for the payments, and have verified the arithmetic of all bills coming before the Board of Selectmen for payment during the year. We have verified the accounts of such departments as pay money into the treasury, and have examined the books of the Town Treasurer, and find them correct.


The accounts of the town were set up Jan. 1, 1915, under the supervision of the State Bureau of Statistics, and are now being kept in accordance with the State schedule and under the Town Accountant Act.


The Auditors of the Commonwealth stated to our board that, without exception, they found the records and accounts more exact and accurate in our town than in any town so far exam- ined by them.


As the Board of Auditors, by vote of the town, is abolished March 1, 1915, we wish to take this opportunity to thank the citizens of the town for the support given us in questions per- taining to our office, and we feel sure that under the new sys- tem of accounting the results will be well worth the amount expended.




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