Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1920, Part 12

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1920
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 310


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2,221.10


Per cent of Attendance, 1920.


92.36


Per cent of Attendance, 1919.


93.35


Length of School Year, September, 1919 to June, 1920


39 weeks


Days lost, stormy weather, holdiays, etc., High.


16 days


Elementary 17 days


Actual length of school year, High.


.35 weeks, 5 days


Special teachers employed.


5


Regular teaching positions.


88


Total teaching positions. 93


DAY SCHOOLS


Cost per pupil for instruction and maintenance, based on average member- ship:


High School


$89.31


Elementary School.


49.84


Day Schools 58.31


35 weeks, 3 days Elementary.


APPENDIX B


Grade


Teacher


Pupils 5 and 6


Pupils between 7 and 14


Pupils between 14 and16


Total Enroll- ment


Average Member- ship


Average Attend- ance


Per ct. of| Attend- ance


12 Day's Attend- ance


12 Day's Absence


Tardi- ness


Dismiss- als


Truancy


High


Charles J. Peterson


0


47


259


604


543.82


518.10


95.20


92,740


4,605


1,565


515


4


Lincoln


8


Fannie E. Carter


0


26


14


40


38.29


36.30


94.80


13,033


717


25


24


0


7-8


Anna A. Hurley


0


30


3


34


33.24


32.01


96.29


11,494


442


18


9


0


7


Eunice W. Fobes


35


8


45


40.19


37.67


93.72


13,525


906


42


17


1


6


Clara E. Davidson


28


3


34


31.79


29.61


93.14


10,571


779


39


18


1


5-6


M. Emma Vinal


36


1


38


34.91


33.80


96.82


12,102


398


45


14


0


5


Jessie S. Dyer


0


44


0


51


42.54


39.09


91.88


14,035


1,210


41


7


4


4


Isabel M. Elliot


0


31


1


40


33.29


31.34


94.14


11,254


703


4


6


1


3-4


Ruth E. Hickey


0


35


0


37


33.94


32.00


94.28


11,459


696


82


17


0


2-3


Bernice E. Hendrickson


0


49


0


50


47.17


44.04


93.36


15,767


1,122


85


19


4


2


Mary I. Hawkins


0


45


0


48


44.29


40.73


91.96


14,584


2,295


55


11


2


2


Hannah J. Andill


0


30


0


33


29.79


27.19


91.27


9,735


929


41


11


0


1


Carolyn M. Burbank


0


38


0


44


37.49


33.54


89.46


12,008


1,326


35


8


0


1


Blanche L. Meserve


29


15


0


52


43.38


38.08


87.90


13,633


1,878


70


2


1


Warren


8


Mildred Stone


0


33


12


46


45.44


42.32


92.69


15,511


777


80


18


0


7


Mary Kalaher


0


40


6


46


42.78


40.17


93.89


14,382


920


131


43


0


.


6


Bessie E. David


0


39


2


45


41.76


39.56


94.73


14,166


745


60


13


7


5


Irene F Norton


0


47


0


46


44.02


41.47


94.20


14,847


913


153


6


3


4


Lillian A. Shaffer


0


24


0


25


23.71


22.06


93.01


7,858


594


98


40


0


3


Louise P. Phipps


0


25


1


26


24.53


23.18


94.49


8,275


481


54


14


0


2


Mary E. C. Geagan


0


27


0


27


25.39


23.44


92.31


8,324


691


141


56


0


1


Alice J. Kernan


26


8


0


34


31.27


28.42


90.88


10,090


1,013


140


20


0


Hamilton


5-6


Elizabeth Gardner


0


34


0


34


30.96


29.32


94.70


10,438


727


89


41


0


3-4


Mary E. Kelly


0


41


0


41


37.05


31.18


84.10


11,079


847


116


31


0


2-3


Florence B. Holt


0


32


0


32


23.26


22.27


95.75


7,907


933


53


3


0


1-2


R. Louise Cone


22


13


0


35


30.13


24.60


81.64


8,734


920


31


8


0


Greenw'd


8


Josephine H. Rourke


0


13


13


29


24.39


23.36


95.77-


8,389


370


47


17


0


7


Mae T. McCarthy


0


28


4


34


29.34


27.74


94.54


9,960


576


62


6


0


6


Lila P. McCormack


0


33


3


38


33.20


30.57


92.07


10,978


947


38


14


1


-


0 000 0 0


/


APPENDIX (Continued)


Grade


Teacher


Pupils 5 and 6


Pupils between 7 and 14


Pupils between 14 and16


Total Enroll- ment


Average Member- ship


Average Attend- ance


Per ct .. of] }2 Day's Attend- Attend- ance ance


1/2 Day's Absence


Tardi- ness


Dismiss- als


Truancy


Greenw'd 5


Mary L. Geary


0


32


1


37


30.46


28.22


92.64


10,132


806


44


32


0


4


Laura A. Hart


0


44


0


49


38.34


35.51


92.61


12,713


1,014


77


23


2


3


Susie E. Long


0


46


0


49


44.16


40.25


91.14


14,330


1,393


57


19


0


2


Gertrude H. Howland


0


42


0


48


38.80


34.65


89.30


12,405


1,488


56


7


0


1


Maude E. Parks


50


10


0


66


52.50


44.25


84.28


15,092


2,822


84


8


2


Hurd


7-8


E.eanor B. Ringdahl


0


26


6


34


32.42


30.67


94.60


10,951


626


40


26


1


5-6


Helen R. Vance


0


37


0


37


34.72


31.90


91.87


11,389 ,


1,012


60


28


1


3-4


Edith S. Fish


0


39


0


41


37.94


35.08


92.46


12,489


1,018


64


17


0


1-2


Lydia M. Sullivan


20


33


0


55


48.36


43.70


90.36


15,559


1,659


99


9


0


Franklin


8.


Eliza V. Coburn


0


21


7


30


27.67


26.28.


94.97


9,385


495


17


10


0


7


Marguerite Flewelling


0


30


4


34


30.55


28.53


93.38


10,186


721


80


20


8


6


Gertrude C. Sullivan


0


41


2


43


38.79


35.73


92.11


12,756


1,092


49


8


34


5


Mary T. Dowling


0


43


2


48


40.85


37.84


92.63


13,522


1,070


75


27


1


4


Maude L. Arnold


0


41


1


46


36.86


33.39


90.58


11,921


1,240


45


14


0


3


Katherine L. Kelly


0


41


0


43


38.50


35.88


93.19


12,774


935


56


12


8


2


Ruth Willey


0


40


0


47


38.08


34.73


91.20


12,364


1,181


33


7


1


1


Alleda T. Neal


46


6


0


55


53.46


43.82


80.09


15,602


2,297


·


45


3


0


1-2-3


Marion Ellis


0


38


0


43


37.81


34.31


90.74


11,909


1,225


37


8


14


Montrose


6-7


Ida G. Low


0


21


1


22


17.67


15.96


90.32


5,733


618


38


13


0


4-5


Hazel O. Wilder


0


28


0


32


25.99


23.59


90.76


8,471


862


63


14


2


1-2-3


Lela Atkinson


18


33


0


51


42.01


37.94


90.31


13,584


1,459


107


13


5


Woodville 6


Isabel C. Hill


0


35


4


40


28.76


28.57


99.20


5,178


396


38


5


6


4-5


Isabel C. Hill


0


38


0


49


41.57


38.13


91.70


7,400


640


29


58


0


2-3


Ellen Connorton


0


49


0


53


45.31


43.25


95.45


8,088


993


32


0


4


1


Ellen Connorton


20


14


0


34


26.95


26.30


97.58


4,854


861


21


0


0


Prospect


3-4


Mabel A. Kernan


0


29


0


31


26.92


25.54


94.87


9,044


623


117


36


7


1-2


Addie R. Cosman


12


19


0


37


31.75


29.90


94.17


10,705


797


170


22


0


Total


243


1,802


358


2,842


2508.56


2327.08


92.36


715,414


58,803


5,073


1,447


125


.


.


1


176


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


APPENDIX C


School Organization


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Willard B. Atwell, 1911, Brown University


SUPERINTENDENT'S CLERKS Gertrude L. McKenna Margaret M. Anderson


LIST OF REGULAR TEACHERS TO DATE


Name


Grade


Date of first election


Where Educated


High School


Charles J. Peterson, B. A.


Principal


1919


Wesleyan University


Roland H. Kinder


Sub-Master


1919


New Hampshire State


Raymond S. Dower


Assistant


1918


Northampton Commercial


Elizabeth Ingram


66


1881


Smith College*


Paul A. Saunders, B. S.


1919


Colgate University


Hazel M. Cushing, B. A.


66


1911


Tufts College


Helen Gilmore


66


1913


Boston University*


Arthur A. Fulton


66


1915


Northampton Commercial


A. Irene Goddard, A. B.


66


1915


Boston University


Alfred E. Preble, B. S.


66


1913


Tufts College


Gertrude M. Butler, A. B.


66


1917


Brown University


Genevieve I. Elmer


66


1905


Boston University


Elise Brecker


66


1920


Boston University


Helen Crocker, A. B.


1920


Wellesley College


M. Alice Ryan


66


1915


Fitchburg Normal


Edith C. Cochrane, B. A.


66


1919


Jackson College


Hester C. Sharkey, B. A.


66


1919


Boston University


Alice E. Donovan


66


1918


Salem Normal


Isabelle M. Hirst


Drawing


1916


Mass. Normal Art


Donald White, A. B.


Agriculture


1919


Harvard College


Doris A. Nelson


Dom. Sci.


1919


Framingham Normal


Mildred Ashley


Clerk


1918


Middleboro High


*Not a graduate


1902


Simmons College


Harriet M. Bigelow


66


1919


Radcliffe College


K. Olive Hirst, B. A.


1916


Middlebury, Vt.


Margaret A. Ryan, A. B.


1919


Radcliffe College


Ethel G. Reed, A. B.


177


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Lincoln


T. Frank Shea


Principal


1902


Westfield Normal


Maude F. Gurney


Assistant


1919


Salem Normal


Fannie E. Carter


8


1886


Millbury High


Anna A. Hurley


7-8


1914


Lowell Normal


Eunice W. Fobes


7


1904


Farmington Normal


M. Emma Vinal


5-6


1913


Bridgewater Normal


Clara Davidson


6


1907


Truro Prov. Normal


Jessie S. Dyer


4-5


1900


Quincy Training


Isabel M. Elliot


4


1900


Wakefield High


Ruth Hickey


3


1914


Salem Normal


Bernice Hendrickson


3


1908


Salem Normal


Mary I. Hawkins


2


1896


Southboro High


Hannah J. Ardill


2


1892


Salem Normal


Carolyn M. Burbank


1


1915


Plymouth, N. H., Normal


Blanche Meserve


1


1917


Hyannis Normal


Warren


Harold B. Arey, A. B.


Principal


1920


Colby College


Mildred Stone


8


1920


Plymouth Normal


Mary Kalaher


7


1888


Salem Normal


Bessie David


6


1907


Bridgewater Normal


Irene F. Norton


5


1908


Hyannis Normal


Lillian A. Shaffer


4


1908


Hyannis Normal*


Louise P. Phipps


3


Miss Wheelock's K. T. S.


Mary E. C. Geagan


2


1906


Lowell Normal


Alice J. Kernan


1


1890


Wakefield High


Greenwood


Rose Vardon


Principal


1910


Bridgewater Normal


Josephine Rourke


8


1916


Lowell Normal


Mae C. McCarthy


7


1918


Bridgewater Normal


Lila P. McCormick


6


1891


Wheaton Seminary


5


Laura A. Hart


4


1910


Framingham Normal


Susie E. Long


3


1907


Castine Normal*


Gertrude Howland


2


1913


Hyannis Normal


Maude E. Parks


1


1919


Plymouth, N. H., Normal


Franklin


Oscar F. Raymond


Principal


1918


Bridgewater Normal


Eliza Coburn


7-8


1912


Salem Normal


Marguerite W. Flewelling


6-7


North Adams Normal


Gertrude Sullivan


5-6


1913


Fitchburg Normal


Gertrude Flynn


4-5


1920


Salem Normal


Maude L. Arnold


5


1899


Salem Normal


I'78


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Katherine Kelly


3


1894


Salem Normal


Hester Walker


2


1917


Salem Normal


Alleda T. Neal


1


1915


Kindergarten Normal T. S.


Mary T. Dowling


1-2


1912


Salem Normal


Hamilton


Elizabeth Gardner


Principal 5-6 1898


Calais, Me., High


Mary E. Kelly


3-4


1884


Wakefield High


Florence B. Holt


2-3


1911


Page Kindergarten


R. Louise Cone


1-2


1917


Miss Wheelock's K. T. S.


Hurd


Eleanor B. Ringdahl


Principal 7-8 1919


New Britain, Conn., Normal


Helen Vance


5-6


1920


Tennessee Normal


Edith Fish


3-4


1916


Bridgewater Normal


Lydia Sullivan


1-2


1916


Fitchburg Normal


Woodville


George E. Hayes


Principal, 7


1920


Bridgewater Normal


Grace M. Riley


5-6


1920


Lowell Normal


Elizabeth Guarnaccia |


4


1920


Salem Normal


Isabel C. Hill


3


1917


Miss Wheelock's K. T. S.


Ellen Connorton


1


2


1917


Framingham Normal


Harriet E. Salmon


1


1920


Leslie Normal


Montrose


Ida G. Low


Principal 5-6-7 1918


Needham High Salem Normal


Hazel O. Wilder


3-4


Lela Atkinson


1-2


1920


Indiana University


Prospect


Mabel A. Kernan


Principal 3-4 1899


Wakefield High


Addie R. Crosman


1-2


1899


Wellesley*


Mrs. Myrta Knight


Per. substitute 1910


Salem Normal


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


I'79


-


SPECIAL TEACHERS


Name


Grade


Date of first election


Where Educated


C. Albert Jones


Supervisor Music


1912


Boston Conservatory


Grace Jenkins


Sup'v'r Drawing


1919


Mass. Normal Arts


Louise U. Ekman


Teacher of Sewing


Teachers' Course, Symonds


Joseph H. Franck


Teacher Ind. Arts


1913


Mass. Normal Art


Eleanor Blaikie


Physical Instructor 1917


Sargent School


Sgt. Ernest M. Munroe Military Instructor 1920


36th Inf. U. S. A.


John McMahon


Ass't Military Ins. 1909.


A Co., 6th Inf. M. V. M.


Dr. C. E. Montague


School Physician


Mary K. English


School Nurse


Albert D. Cate


Attendance Officer, Census Enumerator


JANITORS


Name


School


Address


Edward E. Eaton


High


31 Park Street


Charles E. Newman


Lincoln


13 Otis Street


Albert Heath


Warren


50 Chestnut Street


Eugene Lenners


Hamilton


205 North Avenue


Arthur W. Cate


Greenwood


20 Richardson Avenue


W. W. Shedd


Hurd .


25 Cordis Street


Albert A. Mansfield


Franklin


8 Summer Street


Henry Oliver


Woodville


Joseph S. Henfield


Montrose


222 Nahant Street Bellevue Avenue


T. John Ardill


Prospect


8 Fairmount Avenue


180


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


APPENDIX D


COST OF PUBLIC DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, 1920


Support


Day Schools


Total


High


Elem.


Evening Schools Elem.


P. Arts.


General Expenses:


Supt. of Schools and Atten- dance Officer, Salaries. .


$4,219.39


$138.60


Other Expenses .


596.71


School Comm., Clerks.


1,344.14


54.60


Other Expenses.


946.09


Expenses of Instruction:


Supervisors' Salaries


2,187.51


$3,249.14


$11,920.50


$348.00


Teachers' Salaries


117,830.64


40,822.08


74,948.56


1,744.00


316.00


Text Books.


4,220.51


2,281.45


1,926.38


12.68


Supplies.


6,706.54


2,143.81


4,562.73


Expenses of Operating School


Plant:


Janitors' Service.


10,328.61


2,414.78


7,620.56


165.27


128.00


Fuel .


7,936.97


2,306.34


5,251.24


131.65


247.74


Misc. Ex. of Operation.


2,101.27


296.65


1,804.62


Maintenance:


Repair and Up-keep.


2,094.55


231.67


1,862.88


Auxiliary Agencies :


Promotion of Health.


1,921.45


Agriculture .


3,283.59


3,283.59


Miscellaneous.


855.08


Transportation.


18.52


18.52


Tuition


293.98


293.98


Outlay :


New Equipment ..


936.47


661.12


275.35


Permanent Improvements. ..


7,151.91


1,325.19


5,826.72


Miscellaneous Expenses :


Evening School


15.23


14.63


.60


Totals


$190,700.00


$59,015.82


$116,312.04


$2,416.23


$885.54


Principals' Salaries


15,517.64


I8I


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


APPENDIX E


HOW A SCHOOL DOLLAR IS SPENT


9


10


8


7


9


12345


1. Practical Arts. $.0044


2. Repairs .0110


3. Evening School . 0127


4. Office Expenses, including clerk hire, all telephones, travelling ex- penses . . 0151


5. Miscellaneous: Water, Light, Janitors' Supplies.


6. Fuel . 0205


. 0396


7. Permanent Improvements and New Equipment


. 0425


8. Janitors . 0526


9. Books and Supplies. .0573


10. Salaries: Supt., Attend. Officer, Teachers, School Physician, Nurse, Agriculture .7443


$1.000


182


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT of the TOWN ACCOUNTANT 1920


Accounting Department


RECEIPTS FOR 1920


Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1920


59,190.76


Chas. E. Walton, taxes, poll.


18,332.00


personal. .


79,104.99


real estate.


346,548.25


Dec. Ass'm'ts. 1918-19- 20 122.43


444,107.67


66


moth assessments.


1,808.99


66


sewers apportioned . 6


2,248.85


66


not apportioned.


249.60


2,498.45


sidewalks, etc.


973.11


:


interest on taxes etc .


6,015.09


66


certification of taxes


27.00


A. H. Boardman, Treas., tax titles. 66


Interest on deposits.


626.67


Comm. of Mass. bank tax.


5,743.03


corporation tax.


14,069.86


60


income tax.


42,659.97


66


St. Ry. tax.


93.16


Soldiers exemption


529.60


63,095.62


Middlesex County, dog licenses


Board of Selectmen, circus.


66


66


pedlers.


35.00


66


2nd hand dealer


15.00


66


66


pool and billard's


25.00


66


motor vehicles


175.00


"


all other


14.00


640.00


66


Town Hall .


685.00


junk.


350.00


847.42


26.00


on deposits.


401.24


286.88


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


183


Clerk of Court, fines etc. .


1,166.00


Sale of house (rear Wakefield Est.)


101.00


". of Woodville School house


253.00


Insurance forms.


6.95


Fire Department, rent Greenwood Hall. 66 all other.


73.99


137.24


Sealer of W. and M. Department, fees.


111.00


Elevator licenses


1.00


Moth Department.


5.70


Health Department ..


45.00


Highway Department, use of team


121.88


Salem St. (State)


2,992.97


66


66


sale of hay (Wakefield est ) .


20.00


66


sale of ash tickets


833.68


Poor Department, Produce and stock


66


66


Board


1,311.00


66


other farm receipts .


31.50


66


66


reimbursements, (Mothers' Aid)


1,347.38


4,563.72


Com. of Mass. State Aid


2,717.00


66


Military Aid


105.00


66


Soldiers' Burials


100.00


School Department, sundry.


4.60


State Wards


577.50


66


tuition


3,992.64


60


Smith-Hughes Fund .


66.73


4,641.47


Library Department, receipts Light Department sale of gas.


82,881.47


sale of electricity


64,484.60


66


66


construction receipts.


1,151.98


66


66


depreciation receipts.


112.45


9,006.02


157,636.52


Water and Sewer Dept. water rates.


56,276.72


66


66


66 services


4,339.26


66


66


66


66 turn ons


68.00


66


66


66


summons


72.50


66


65


66 66 rent of house


258.30


61,014.78


66


66


66


66 sewer connections.


2,555.82


Cemetery Department, sale of lots etc.


Various persons, temporary loans


66.


66 sewer loans.


5,200.00


66


66 water loans.


11,000.00


66


Highway loans


6,000.00


22,200.00


Teachers Retirement Fund .


3,991.00


Beebe Library Fund .


770.09


66


66


" (County)


2,992.98


1,426.52


reimbursements .


447.32


381.47


66 all other


166.00


340,000.00


1


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Other Trust Funds . Refunds, Water Mains.


1,115.69


70.49


66


Water Construction.


200.00


66 School Department.


19.00


66


Library Department


10.00


66 Fire alarm.


6.00


66


Woodville School.


110.08


66


Moth Department.


1.44


417.01


Total


$1,192.367.87


APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1920 FROM THE TAX LEVY


Moderator's Salary .


$25.00


Selectmen's Department:


Selectmen's salary


$500.00


Dept. expenses.


300.00


800.00


1


Accountant's Department :


Accountant's salary.


1,650.00


Department expenses .


1,000.00


2,650.00


Treasury Department:


Treasurer's salary .


750.00


Department expenses .


350.00


Paymaster's salary.


200.00


1,300.00


Collector's Department:


Collectors' salary.


1,000.00


Dept. expenses.


525.00


1,525.00


Assessor's Department:


Salary of Assessors.


2,000.00


Department expenses


1,750.00


3,750.00


Legal Department:


Town Counsel salary.


1,000.00


Department expenses.


500.00


1,500.00


Town Clerk's Department:


Salary of Clerk. .


500.00


Department expenses


850.00


Vital Statistics.


150.00


1,500.00 1


1


1


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Election and Registration :


Salary of Registrars. Department expenses


425.00


1,400.00


1,825.00


Town Hall.


4,500.00


Police Department:


Salary of Chief.


2,200.00


Department expenses


17,600.00


19,800.00


Fire Protection :


Salary of Chief.


2,200.00


Department expenses .


21,744.00


Hydrant rental.


6,475.00


Fire Alarm


3,000.00


33,419.00


Moth Department.


5,500.00


Inspector of Buildings.


500.00


Weights and Measures Department:


Salary of Sealer .


1,500.00


Department expenses


100.00


250.00


Forest Warden Department 150.00


Compensation Account.


2,000.00


Health Department:


Salary of Board .


300.00


Inspector of Plumbing


700.00


Inspector of Milk.


200.00


Collection of Garbage.


1,400.00


Department expenses


6,200.00


8,800.00


Inspector of Animals.


200.00


Highway Department:


Salary of Superintendent of Streets.


2,500.00


General Highways.


4,000.00


Salem Street ..


3,000.00


Construction.


6,000.00


New Barn


5,000.00


White Avenue


1,700.00


22,200.00


Removal of Ashes


2,000.00


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Poor Department:


Salary of Board


300.CO


Salary of Clerk.


75.00


Department expenses


23,000.00


23,375.00


State Aid


3,000.00


Military Aid.


500.00


Soldiers' Relief.


3,500.00


School Department:


Schools.


190,700.00


Trade Schools.


500.00


191,200.00


Library Department 4,630.00


Park and Cemetery Department:


Salary of Commissioners


200.00


Park expenses.


3,650.00


Cemetery


650.00


Elimination of weeds.


500.00


5,000.00


Miscellaneous Account.


1,200.00


July 4th.


600.00


Insurance (fire)


1,950.00


Reserve Fund ..


2,500.00


Home Economics.


200.00


High School Site (Armory St. addition).


1,050.00


New High School.


13,200.00


Centre Depot Drain .


3,275.00


Memorial Tablet (World War)


750.00


Repairs to Old High School


16,000.00


Memorial Day, G. A. R


250.00


Memorial Day, S. W. V.


100.00


Light Department:


Salary of Commissioners


300.00


Operating Account.


20,700.00


Construction account.


4,000.00


25,000.00


Water and Sewer Department:


Salary of Commissioners .


300.00


Water Maintenance.


30,000.00


Water Construction.


4,000.00


Water Services.


3,500.00


Bonds and Notes.


12,000.00


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


187


Interest .


6,333.75


56,133.75


Sewer Maintenance.


1,500.00


Sewer Connections.


2,000.00


3,500.00


Interest Account


23,200.00


Maturing Debt.


20,500.00


Total for Town purposes


$514,807.75


State Charges:


State tax.


38,920.00


Special State Tax.


1,834.80


Charles River Basin Loan, interest


586.05


66


66 maintenance.


896.35


66


66


66 Bonds .


50.69


Met, Parks LoanSinking Fund


288.02


..


Interest


1,756.53


66


66


Maintenance.


4,219.31


66


66


66


Bonds.


102.64


66 60


Sinking Fund Series 2.


68.73


66


60 66 Interest


560.24


66


66


66


Maintenance.


1,235.25


66


66


Bonds.


165.72


66


66


(Nantasket) Maintenance .


343.93


Wellington Bridge Maintenance


Met. Sewer Loan Fund, (North system)


2,970.88


Interest


4,978.31


66


66


Maintenance


5,389.35


66 66 Bonds.


508.80


Eastern Mass. St. Ry Co


$449.36


Middlesex County Charges.


8,603.78


RECAPITUALTION


Town purposes.


$514,807.75


State purposes .


74,992.32


County purposes


17,053.07


Overlay, 1920.


8,603.78


TAXES 1918


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1920.


$37,710.53


Re-assessments.


324.01


Added by Collector.


124.75


Cash paid Treasurer


$36,581.85


Abatements.


1,577.44


$38,159.29" $38,159.29


$615,456.92


Civilian War Poll Tax 9,648.00 $74,992.32 17,053.07


Overlay, 1920.


19.36


188


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


TAXES 1919


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1920.


$104,105.69


Re-assessments.


623.78


Cash paid Treasurer.


$68,866.32


Abatements.


3,084.88


Balance Dec. 31


32,778.27


$104,729.47


$104,729.47


TAXES 1920


Commitment to Collector


$460,682.91


Re-assessment


75.21


Cash paid Treasurer


$338,537.07


Abatements.


8,096.37


Balance December 31


114,124.68


$460,758.12


$460,758.12


)


DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS 1918


1


Jan. 1, 1920, outstanding.


$84.15


Cash paid Treasurer .


$82.15


Abated.


2.00


$84.15


$84.15


1


DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS 1919


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920


$46.39


Cash paid Treasurer


$27.10


Abated.


12.00


Balance, Dec. 31


7.29


$46.39


$46.39


DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS 1920


Commitment .


$541.31


Cash paid Treasurer


13.18


Balance Dec. 31


528.13


$541.31 $541.31


189


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


MOTH ASSESSMENTS 1918


Outstanding Jan 1, 1920


$199.50 '


Re-assessment .


19.26


Cash paid Treasurer


$199.50


Abatements


19.26


$218.76


$218.76


MOTH ASSESSMENTS 1919


1


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$708.44


Re-assessments


33.84


Cash paid Treasurer


$391.31


Abatements. .


33.84


Outstanding, Dec. 31 .


317.13


$742.28


$742.28


MOTH ASSESSMENTS 1920


Commitment to Collector


$1,779.78


Re-assessment


8.00


Cash paid Treasurer


$1,175.18


Abatements.


8.00


Balance December 31


604.60


$1,787.78


$1,787.78


SEWER ASSESSMENTS 1918


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920


$402.28


Added commitment.


8.45


Cash paid Treasurer


$410.73


$410.73


$410.73


SEWER ASSESMENTS 1919


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920 Added commitment


$1,043.16


8.45


Cash paid Treasurer


$589.22


Balance Dec. 31.


462.39


$1,051.61 $1,051.61


190


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


SEWER ASSESSMENTS 1920


Commitment to Collector


$1,806.60


Cash paid Treasurer


$1,045.31


Balance Dec. 31.


$761.29


$1,806.60


$1,806.60


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS 1919


Outstanding Jan. 1 1920


$190.86


Cash paid Treasurer


$164.66


Balance Dec. 31


26.20


$190.86


$190.86


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS 1920


-


Commitment to Collector


$248.03


Cash paid Treasurer


$193.48


Balance Dec. 31.


54.55


$248.03


$248.03


SEWER ASSESSMENTS (Not Apportioned)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$474.37


Apportioned


$84.50


Paid in full.


296.11


Abated.


93.76


$474.37


$474.37


SEWER ASSESSMENTS (Apportioned)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$5,844.17


Apportioned .


67.60


Commitment to Collector


$1,515.11


Cash paid Treasurer


157.08


Balance Dec. 31


4,239.58


.$5,911.77


$5,911.77


19I


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


STATE AID


Due from State Jan. 1, 1920.


$2,717.00


Payments 1920.


2,004.00


Cash from State.


$2,717.00


Due from State Dec. 31.


2,004.00


$4,721.00


$4,721.00


MILITARY AID


Due from State Jan 11, 1920


$105.00


Payments 1920.


40.00


Cash from State.


$105.00


Due from State Dec. 31


40.00


$145.00


$145.00


SOLDIER'S BURIAL


Due from State Jan. 1, 1920.


$100.00


Payments 1920.


120.00


Cash from state


$100.00


Due from State Dec. 31


120.00


$220.00


$220.00


WATER DEPT. (Water Rates)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920


$388.26


Commitment .


56,223.77


Cash paid Treasurer


$56,276.72


Abatements.


240.71


Balance Dec. 31.


94.60


$56,661.03 $56,612.03


WATER DEPT. (Services)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$127.10


Commitment. .


4,461.81


Cash paid Treasurer


$4,339.26


Balance Dec. 31.


249.65


$4,588.91


$4,588.91


192


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


SEWER CONNECTIONS


Commitment .


$2,555.82


Cash paid Treasurer


$2,555.82


$2,555.82


$2,555.82


MUNICIPAL LIGHT BILLS


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$9,601.28


Commitment .


180,092.05


Cash paid Treasurer


$157,636.52


Discounts .


15,424.28


Adjustment entry


267.12


Balance Dec. 31.


16,361.41


$189,693.33 $189,693.33


TAX TITLES (Held by Town)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920


$14,059.80


Taken by Town, 1920.


1,310.83


Redemptions 1920.


$173.96


Loss taken by Town


48.53


Outstanding Dec. 31.


15,148.14


$15,370.63 $15,370.63


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS, ETC., (Not Apportioned)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$1,258.17


Cash paid Treasurer


$557.29


Abatement. .


38.37


Outstanding Dec. 31.


662.51


$1,258.17


$1,258.17


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS (Apportioned)


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920


$600.45


Cash paid Treasurer .


$57.68


Commitment to Collector


214.17


Balance Dec. 31. .


328.60


$600.45 $600.45


193


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


OVERLAY 1918


Overdraft Jan. 1, 1920


$637.17


Abatements 1920.


1,577.44


Total overdraft.


$2,214.61


OVERLAY 1919


Balance Jan. 1, 1920.


2,839.18


Abatements, 1920


$3,084.88


Overdraft Dec. 31


245.70


$3,084.88


$3,084.88


1


OVERLAY 1920


Commitment


$8,603.78


Abatements 1920


$8,096.37


Balance Dec. 31.


507.41


$8,603.78


$8,603.78


TEMPORARY LOANS


Outstanding Jan. 1, 1920.


$125,000.00 340,000.00


Borrowed 1920.


Payments .


$325,000.00 140,000.00


Outstanding Dec. 31.


$465,000.00 $465,000.00


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Appropriation Accounts


MODERATOR'S SALARY CREDIT


Appropriation.


$25.00


DEBIT


Theodore Eaton Jan. 1 to Mar. 1.


$4.17


M. E. S. Clemons Mar. 1 to Dec. 31. . . 20.83


$25.00


1


$25.00


$25.00


Selectmen's Department


SAL ARIES OF BOARD CREDIT


Appropriation.


$500.00


DEBIT


Frank H. Hackett Chairman, 12 mo ... $100.00 Lawrence L. McMaster Sec'y Mar. 1, to Dec. 31 . 83.34


John J Round, Jan 1, to Mar. 1.


16.66


Geo. H. Taylor, Jan. 1 to Mar . 16.66


Harry E. Clemons Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. . . 100.00


· Wesley S. Goodwin, Jan. 1 to, Dec 31 .. 100.00


. Edward Sullivan Mar. 1 to Dec. 31 .. . . 83.34


$500.00


$500.00


$500.00


SELECTMEN'S EXPENSES


CREDIT


Appropriation. $300.00


195


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


DEBIT


Printing, Advertising, Postage:


H. B. McArdle.


$2.62


W. S. Greenough


8.00


H. M. Dolbeare


160.82


Geo. W. Abbott


4.75


$176.19


Telephone:


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


$55.56


$55.56


All Others:


Wales Adding Machine Co


$2.59


L. C. Bracton. .


1.00


T. G. O'Connell.


2.40


W. O. Carter


4.50


Lucas Bros .


1.50


Edward Sullivan -- perambulating line. 5.00


H. A. Simonds, use of auto.


5.00


$21.99


$253.74


Balance Dec. 31.


$46.26


$300.00


$300.00


Accounting Department


SALARY OF ACCOUNTANT


CREDIT


Appropriation .


$1,650.00


Transfer from Misc.


250.00


DEBIT


$


Harry A. Simonds, 12 mos.


$1,900.00


$1,900.00


$1,900.00


ACCOUNTANT'S EXPENSES CREDIT


Appropriation. 1,000.00


196


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


DEBIT


Postage, Printing, Advertising :


H. W. Dolbeare, 1500 reports at 2.64 a page


$718.08


H. M. Dolbeare


148.55


$866.63


Clerk Hire:


Katherine Madden


$24.90


L. C. Braxton.


8.87


Clara Brownell


8.25


$42.02


$908.65


Balance Dec. 31.


$9.35


$1,000.00


$1,000.00


Treasury Department


SALARY OF TREASURER CREDIT


Appropriation. $750.00


DEBIT


A. H. Boardman, 12 mos.


$750.00


$750.00


$750.00




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