Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1938, Part 13

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1938
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 300


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LOW LIFT PUMP NO. 1


D. Goulds' Pumps, Incorporated-one single stage centrifugal pump, direct connected to 15 horse power, 550 volts, three phase slip ring motor, capacity 2.5 million gallons for twenty-four hours.


LOW LIFT PUMP NO. 2


E. Goulds' Pumps, Incorporated-one single stage centrifugal pump, direct connected to 15 horse power, 550 volts, three phase slip ring motor, capacity 2.5 million gallons for twenty-four hours.


Total station capacity-6.8 million gallons per day.


Purification statistics :


Installed: 1927


Type of treatment: aeration slow sand filters


Capacity of filters: 2.5 million gallons per twenty-four hours Kind of chemical applied: Liquid chlorine applied to filtered water


Distribution System:


Range in pressure in center of town, 80-90 pounds.


Kind of pipe: Cast iron Wrought iron Cement lined sheet iron


Sizes: 2 inch to 20 inch


Extended during the year-5471 feet


Total now in use-55.84 miles


Number of hydrants added-6 Number of hydrants in use-360


Number of stop gates in use-703 Range of pressure on mains-26 pounds to 115 pounds


Total number of service taps-3975 Number of service taps now in use-3775 Percent of active services metered-99.4%


In conclusion, I wish to extend my sincere thanks to each and every member of the Department for co-operation in all emergencies during the year.


I also extend my thanks to the heads and members of the various town departments for their support and co-operation during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


MORRISON MERRILL,


Superintendent.


ARTHUR H. BOARDMAN Town Treasurer 1917-1938


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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


Arthur Henry Boardman


Whereas, the Town of Wakefield has suffered the loss of an official, a gentleman and a rare friend, be it hereby resolved


That his faithful service of over twenty years as Town Treasurer and over eight years as a school com- mittee member be hereby publicly recognized and


That his unusual Christian life and character, so long active by virtue of a warm heart and good works, be for long a shining example to our townspeople and


That his true friendship for the town and all of good within it be forever enshrined in the hearts of those who knew him and retold to those without that fine privilege and


Be it hereby resolved that these resolutions be spread upon the records of the Selectmen of the Town of Wake- field and that a suitable copy be sent to his next of kin.


DONALD WHITE, Chairman, CHARLES F. YOUNG, Secretary, WILLIAM R. LINDSAY, GEORGE J. EVANS. V. RICHARD FAZIO.


Board of Selectmen.


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Report of Town Treasurer


To the Citizens of Wakefield:


I herewith present my report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1938:


TRUST FUNDS


The Trust Funds and available income balances now in my hands are as follows:


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Cornelius Sweetser Lecture Fund


$10,000.00


Cornelius Sweetser Lecture Guarantee Fund


2,674.80


John Gould Aborn Library Fund


1,689.26


Cyrus G. Beebe Library Fund


2,000.00


Frederic Beebe Library Fund


1,000.00


Willard Donnell Library Fund


500.00


Reverend Thomas Albert Emerson Library Fund


500.00


Flint Memorial Library Fund


1,000.00


Merrill W. Gove Library Fund


500.00


Melvin J. Hill Library Fund


500.00


Dr. Francis P. Hurd Library Fund


2,500.00


Franklin Poole Library Fund


500.00


Mary H. Pratt Library Fund


200.00


Cyrus Wakefield Library Fund


500.00


Mary E. Aborn Park Fund


2,000.00


Nancy White Park Fund


1,000.00


Reverend Thomas Albert Emerson High School Fund 1,000.00


$551.04


Nancy White Hurd School Fund


500.00


9.87


Jonathan Nichols Temperance Fund


1,000.00


376.78


Annie L. Cox Prize for Advancement in Design Fund


100.00


24.89


Annie L. Cox Scholarship Fund for Italian Students


5,000.00


946.28


Mary Lizzie Smith Fund for care of Old Cannon on Common


100.00


10.81


Gad and Clarissa Chandler Carter Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


200.00


57.96


Adams Coburn Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


100.00


3.93


Ezra Eaton Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


100.00


16.73


Reverend Thomas Albert Emerson Old Cemetery Fund


1,000.00


37.91


Levi Flanders Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


100.00


3.78


Flint Old Burial Ground Fund


2,000.00


113.51


Carried forward


$38,264.06


$2,153.49


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


203


Brought forward


Principal of Fund $38,264.06


Income Available $2,153.49


Dr. John Hart Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery Harry E. Haskell Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


200.00


34.84


100.00


3.24


Oliver Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


50.00


3.25


Stimpson Family Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


200.00


32.72


Clarissa E. Swain Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


500.00


130.32


Elizabeth Stout Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


300.00


14.40


C. Sweetser Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


1,000.00


64.35


John Sweetser Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


200.00


18.85


Rev. Horace Eaton Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery Jane K. Vinton Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


50.00


12.87


James and Elizabeth Walton Burial Lot Fund in Old Cemetery


100.00


2.39


*Robert Parker Dolbeare Library Fund


500.00


Milledge Elliot Library Fund


1,000.00


The income from the following funds is for care of lots in Forest Glade Cemetery:


Martha D. Wilson Fund


200.00


7.13


Reverend John M. Currie Fund


50.00


4.37


J. Walter Curley Fund


50.00


3.27


Sarah Burbank Fund


100.00


21.81


George M. Kelley Fund


25.00


2.47


P. M. Wilkinson Fund


50.00


3.66


Francis G. Robie Fund


25.00


3.17


Sylvester Burditt Fund


50.00


6.36


Isaiah Blake Fund


10.00


1.39


Lottie A. LeFave Fund


10.00


1.39


Michael Hennessey Fund


10.00


1.39


Joseph F. McNeil Fund


50.00


3.01


Mary B. Staples Fund


50.00


3.01


Joseph O. Surrette Fund


10.00


1.39


Fannie Doucette Fund


10.00


1.39


Mary Harwood Fund


10.00


1.26


Ellen Scott Fund


50.00


6.50


Masonic Lot Fund


100.00


6.55


George H. Collins Fund


50.00


3.96


Celia Moore Fund


10.00


1.17


Susan A. Champagne Fund


50.00


2.94


Eliza J. Church Fund


50.00


6.02


Patrick Grimes Fund


20.00


2.33


E. E. Burns Fund


10.00


1.11


Jane A. Gaston Fund


20.00


2.28


Carried forward


$43,559.06


$2,570.67


*Not yet accepted by Town


25.00


.62


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Brought forward


$43,559.06


$2,570.67


Catherine North Fund


50.00


5.75


Marjorie Smith Fund John Meuse Fund


10.00


1.11


Daniel Cotreau Fund


20.00


2.28


John McCarthy Fund


50.00


5.48


D. J. Doherty Fund


10.00


1.06


Georgianna Patten Fund


50.00


5.32


Clara Sheperson Fund


10.00


1.04


P. J. McArdle Fund


10.00


1.04


George A. Brown Fund


50.00


4.92


Mary J. Giles Fund


25.00


2.46


William H. Burnham Fund


10.00


.96


Mary Derby Fund


50.00


4.79


Eber Holmes Fund


50.00


4.50


Kathryn Thurston Fund


20.00


1.72


Charles Mclellan Fund


50.00


4.37


Susie Callahan Fund


50.00


4.24


William E. Robinson Fund


50.00


4.11


Katherine Gates Fund


10.00


.81


John McCarriston Fund


50.00


3.98


Mary Cook Fund


10.00


.79


Mary G. Seabury Fund


50.00


3.98


Catherine Hyatt Fund


50.00


3.98


Benjamin D. Foss Fund


50.00


3.85


Jonathan N. McMaster Fund


50.00


3.71


Maria Short Fund


25.00


1.86


Lawton G. Holmes Fund


20.00


1.41


Nelson Bishop Fund


10.00


.71


Mary C. Gould Fund


50.00


3.32


Mary Marinelli Fund


25.00


1.67


Arthur S. Hill Fund


50.00


3.19


Annie Oldfield Fund


50.00


3.19


Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. White Fund


50.00


3.19


Maud Doucette Fund


20.00


1.20


Georgenna Bailey Fund


20.00


1.20


James W. Pitman Fund


20.00


1.15


Hannah Sullivan Fund


50.00


2.92


Edmund R. Inglis Fund


50.00


2.79


Iva G. Mohla Fund


20.00


1.10


Leander Muse Fund


50.00


2.67


William Spreadbury Fund


20.00


1.05


Edith A. Cahoon Fund


10.00


. 54


James Doyle Fund


10.00


. 54


Carried forward


$44,994.06


$2,686.37


50.00


5.75


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


205


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Brought forward


$44,994.06


$2,686.37


Richard Whittington Fund Joseph Nutile Fund


50.00


2.67


O. E. Thomas and Mrs. Myrtle Mortimer Fund


50.00


2.67


Margaret Galvin Fund


25.00


1.25


E. Walter Packard and Roland R. Packard Fund


50.00


2.53


Franklin M. Cummings Fund


10.00


.51


George G. Rogers Fund


20.00


.95


Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot Fund


50.00


2.41


Salvatore Cavalier Fund


50.00


2.41


John Serrentino Fund


50.00


2.41


William J. Henry Fund


20.00


.95


Harvey D. Cann Fund


50.00


2.41


William Cotter Fund


20.00


.95


Owen McKenney Fund


50.00


2.28


Henry J. Lamker Fund


50.00


2.28


James P. McClue Fund


50.00


2.28


Gertrude E. Colson Fund


50.00


2.15


George E. Blair Fund


50.00


2.15


James Thornton Fund


50.00


2.15


George L. Doherty Fund


10.00


. 44


Peter Froten Fund


20.00


.80


Fred Ghibellini Fund


20.00


.80


Margaret Ward Fund


50.00


2.02


Frank P. Martin Fund


50.00


2.02


James Cameron Fund


20.00


.75


Lillian V. Waite Fund


10.00


.39


Leo Bourdon Fund


20.00


.75


William H. Peters Fund


50.00


1.77


Sarah W. Bent Fund


50.00


1.77


Ida Smith Fund


50.00


1.77


George E. Smith Fund


50.00


1.77


Daniel Guitard Fund


10.00


.36


Harry Dalton Fund


20.00


.65


George Leonard Fund


25.00


.81


Robert McArthur Fund


10.00


.34


Charles M. Tyler Fund


50.00


1.65


Lavina J. T. Towle Fund


10.00


.34


William E. Muse Fund


10.00


.34


Annie Haladay Fund


10.00


.31


Edith A. Cahoon Fund


50.00


1.51


Catherine F. Goggins Fund


10.00


.31


Percy H. Callbeck Fund


50.00


1.51


James Rogers Fund


50.00


1.51


Carried forward


$46,454.06


$2,747.01


10.00


.54


206


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Brought forward


$46,454.06


$2,747.01


Patrick O'Keefe Fund


50.00


1.51


John P. Brewer Fund


50.00


1.51


Carl H. Hoyt Fund


50.00


1.39


Peter Dididin Fund


10.00


.29


Herbert W. Murkland Fund


50.00


1.39


William D. Fox Fund


10.00


.29


Grace M. Eaton Fund


50.00


1.26


Sally White Fund


10.00


.26


Helen L. Bassill Fund


50.00


1.26


Francis J. McTague Fund


50.00


1.26


Linwood L. Ramsdell Fund


50.00


1.26


Angelo DeFeo Fund


50.00


1.15


Elizabeth Walsh Fund


50.00


1.15


John Roulston Fund


50.00


1.15


Gladys Doucette Fund


50.00


1.15


William Malonson Fund


10.00


.21


Edward H. Green Fund


10.00


.21


Harry J. McTague Fund


25.00


.52


Rose Rathe Fund


25.00


.47


Frank H. Baker and George O. Morrill Fund


50.00


.94


Urben J. Smith Fund


50.00


.38


Evelyn Brown Fund


10.00


.17


John MacLaren Fund


50.00


.84


Frances Palmerino Fund


10.00


.15


Alice Warren Fund


10.00


.15


Emilie LeBlanc Fund


10.00


.15


John and Elmer Beyea Fund


50.00


.10


Arthur M. Gibbons Fund


50.00


.10


Mary E. Cummings Fund


50.00


.10


Joseph Vieria Fund


10.00


.02


Howard Cameron Fund


50.00


.10


Charles E. Kimball Fund


25.00


.21


James Fitzpatrick Fund


50.00


.63


James L. Palmer Fund


50.00


. 42


John A. Surrette Fund


10.00


.04


Arthur E. Newcomb Fund


50.00


.63


Mabel A. Hynes Fund


10.00


.10


Charles Evangelista Fund


50.00


. 42


Pasquale Carosele Fund


50.00


.63


S. Morton Sherman and Perry A. Davison


50.00


.63


Michael J. Kelly Fund


20.00


.25


Alice Coffey Fund


50.00


.52


Mildred Fay Fund


10.00


.08


Carried forward


$47,979.06


$2,772.46


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


207


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Brought forward


$47,979.06


$2,772.46


George Costulis Fund Rose Donahue Fund Ralph Custa Fund Nettie B. Renz Fund


10.00


.08


10.00


10.00


50.00


Helen Gallant Fund


10.00


Charles L. Eekhoff Fund


50.00


Serena Serrentino Fund


50.00


Thomas J. Brogan Fund


10.00


Michael Cieri Fund


20.00


Frederick B. Card Fund


50.00


Edmund LaBlanc Fund


10.00


Asunta Sciulli Fund


20.00


Arthur Kierstead Fund


50.00


Delia Greene Fund


50.00


Horace Crowell Fund


50.00


Mary R. Puranen Fund


10.00


James A. Lilley Fund


50.00


Percival Newcomb and Pearl Johnson Fund


50.00


Charles F. Beecher Fund


50.00


Augusta Seifert Fund


20.00


Thomas J. Brogan Fund


10.00


Charles J. Price Fund


20.00


Jerome Doucette Fund


10.00


Jerome Doucette Fund


10.00


James L. Palmer Fund


50.00


Charles J. Miggos Fund


10.00


Camillo Luciani Fund


10.00


Genevieve Donaldson Fund


20.00


Margaret O'Donnell Fund


50.00


Daniel J. Lawlor Fund


25.00


Louis Melanson Fund


10.00


Albert Dulong Fund


20.00


Thomas P. Loughlin Fund


25.00


Francis B. Ross Fund


50.00


$48,929.06


$2,772.54


The above trust funds are invested as follows:


Wakefield Savings Bank


$28,928.32


Blackstone Savings Bank


616.73


Cambridge Savings Bank


6,005.13


Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank


5,651.42


Malden Savings Bank


8,000.00


Melrose Savings Bank


2,500.00


$51,701.60


208


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


LOAN ACCOUNT


The following sums have been borrowed on Temporary Notes in an- ticipation of revenue during the year:


$150,000.00 at .474 per cent discount


100,000.00 at .337 per cent discount


100,000.00 at .279 per cent discount 150,000.00 at .20 per cent discount


$500,000.00


Of this amount $150,000.00 has been paid leaving a balance due in 1939 of $350,000.00 in anticipation of revenue.


PERMANENT DEBT


Permanent Debt January 1, 1938


$571,000.00


Short Term Note Public Welfare


16,000.00


Short Term Note Soldiers' Relief


2,000.00


Short Term Note Federal WPA Relief


10,000.00


$599,000.00


Paid during 1938


118,000.00


$481,000.00


The permanent debt has decreased $90,000.00 during the year 1938.


MATURITIES OF TOWN DEBT


Maturing in 1939


$138,000.00


1940


88,500.00


1941


73,500.00


1942


58,000.00


1943


41,000.00


1944


25,500.00


1945


18,500.00


1946


16,500.00


1947


16,500.00


1948


2,000.00


1949


2,000.00


1950


1,000.00


$481,000.00


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


209


The debt is chargeable to the following:


Public Welfare


$16,000.00


Soldiers' Relief


2,000.00


Federal WPA Relief


10,000.00


Water Department


97,000.00


Light Department


49,000.00


Metropolitan Sewer


20,000.00


Local Sewer


111,500.00


School Buildings


157,500.00


Streets


18,000.00


$481,000.00


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


CASH ACCOUNT


Dr.


John I. Preston, Treasurer


To Balance from last report, cash


$222,452.17


Borrowed on Temporary Notes


500,000.00


Board of Appeal, receipts


80.00


Building Inspector, receipts


223.50


Cemetery receipts


Sale of Lots


1,430.00


Perpetual Care Receipts from April 1, 1938 to December


1,190.00


31, 1938 Miscellaneous Receipts


1,132.00


Collector of Taxes Receipts:


Advertising Costs


13.60


Committed Interest


2,691.29


Costs


2,288.90


Excise Taxes


34,241.01


Moth Assessments


1,829.22


Sidewalks


10,293.21


Tax Certifications


50.00


Taxes and Interest


756,635.28


Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Aid to Independent Industrial Schools


1,433.50


Contagious Diseases


185.82


Corporation Tax, Business


871.98


Corporation Tax, Part under Chapter 108, Acts of 1937


9,471.28


Corporation Tax, Public Service


198.59


Department of Public Works, Division of Highways


9,078.77


Director of Standards, Hawkers and Pedlers' Licenses


88.00


Federal Emergency Relief Fund


300.32


Highway Fund, Chapter 500 Acts of 1938


16,750.00


Income Tax


68,032.80


Income Tax, Section 4, Chapter 362, Acts of 1936


3,265.42


Military Aid


576.50


Old Age Assistance


28,187.79


Public Health, Subsidies to Towns and Cities


1,783.57


Reimbursement on Boulevard Maintenance


299.51


State Aid


1,280.00


Temporary Aid and Transportation


3,082.84


Veterans' Exemption


137.49


Court Fines


762.80


Fire Department Receipts


69.25


Health Department Receipts


258.50


Highway Department Receipts


44.17


Insurance Received for damage to School Department


23.50


Carried forward


$1,680,732.58


211


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


In Account with Town of Wakefield


Cr.


By cash paid, Discount on Temporary Notes cash paid, Selectmen's Warrants cash credit, Offset State Credits


$1,307.31 1,981,898.23 49,246.20


Cash in Treasury


$2,032,451.74 222,077.51


$2,254,529.25


Carried forward


$2,254,529.25


212


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Dr.


John I. Preston, Treasurer


Brought forward


$1,680,732.58


Insurance Received for damage to Highway Department


31.88


Insurance Received for damage to Water Department


50.00


Insurance Received for fire loss to Water Department 1,892.23


Library Receipts


882.91


Middlesex County :


Division of Highways


5,125.69


Dog Tax, 1937


1,412.46


For damage done by dogs


69.84


Joseph McElroy, Master at Cambridge, fines


6.50


Municipal Light Department, receipts


317,876.64


Police Department, receipts


16.00


Public Welfare Department, receipts


822.76


Town Infirmary


628.91


Old Age Assistance


1,336.18


Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Aiding Mothers


2,992.17


Redemption Tax Title Deeds


29,087.90


Redemption Tax Title Deeds, Interest


4,718.39


Refunds:


Compensation Account


17.10


Fire Insurance


11.27


Highway Department


4.75


Highway Department, Gasoline Tax


436.74


Lafayette Building Maintenance


51.29


Lucius Beebe Memorial Library, cash advanced


50.00


School Department, cash advanced


50.00


Park and Cemetery Salaries


45.00


Soldiers' Relief


243.99


State Aid


10.00


Treasurer's Account


.38


Treasurer's Account, from Land Court


47.50


Treasurer's Account, Land Court Costs Collected


26.25


Water Department, cash advanced


25.00


Welfare Department


830.59


Welfare Department, Mothers' Aid


20.00


Welfare Department, Old Age Administration


1.65


Welfare Department, Old Age Assistance


915.39


Welfare Department, cash advanced


25.00


WPA


.47


Rent on property owned by Town


272.00


Sale of Notes:


Public Welfare


16,000.00


Soldiers' Relief


2,000.00


Federal WPA Projects


10,000.00


Carried forward


$2,078,767.41


213


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


In Account with Town of Wakefield Brought forward


Cr.


$2,254,529.25


Carried forward


$2,254,529.25


214


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Dr.


John I. Preston, Treasurer


Brought forward


$2,078,767.41


Accrued Interest on above notes


1.23


School Department, receipts


17,992.50 248.48


Sealer of Weights and Measures, receipts


Selectmen's Receipts:


Rent of Factory Field


241.67


Rent of Lafayette Hall


98.75


Various Licenses and Receipts


4,893.10


Sale of Land on Overlake Road


580.00


Sale of House and Land 4 Wakefield Avenue


1,200.00


Sale of Land corner Lowell Street and Coolidge Park


162.60


Sewer Department, Receipts


10,613.83


Sewer Department, Connections Deposits


3,594.52


Sewer Department, Maintenance


12.23


Surplus War Bonus Funds, interest on deposit


2.89


Town Clerk, Receipts, dog licenses


2,292.00


Town Hall, receipts


141.30


Trust Funds, receipts


1,326.59


United States Grant, Aid to Dependent Children


3,428.50


United States Grant, Old Age Assistance


39,402.48


United States Grant, Cost of Administration


1,313.35


Wakefield Trust Company :


Income of Willard Donnell Trust for use of the Welfare


Department


341.37


For the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library:


Seventy-five per cent of the income from


Junius Beebe Trust


890.43


Marcus Beebe Trust


610.23


Decius Beebe Trust


541.07


Ninety per cent of the income from


346.97


Alice Beebe Carpenter Trust


240.50


Charles S. Beebe Trust


43.72


George O. Carpenter Trust


43.55


Sylenda B. Stearns Trust


78.26


Eleanor H. Beebe Trust


196.59


Katherine E. Beebe Trust


208.94


John H. Beebe Trust


96.09


Junius Oliver Beebe Trust


175.89


Water Department, Receipts


84,080.67


Water Department, Maintenance


171.54


Water Department, Construction


150.00


$2,254,529.25


Frederick Beebe Trust


215


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


In Account with Town of Wakefield Brought forward -


Cr.


$2,254,529.25


$2,254,529.25


216


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


TAX LIEN FORECLOSURES


During the year 1938, two tax lien petitions were presented by the town to the Land Court for foreclosure and both foreclosed. Three parcels of foreclosed property have been sold, one for $162.60, one for $580.00 and the other for $1,200.00. Eight petitions are now pending in the Land Court.


FINAL STATEMENT


During the year 1939, the following time loans will fall due and are to be included in the tax levy of 1939:


High School


$22,500.00


Montrose School


13,000.00


Woodville School


2,500.00


Franklin School


8,000.00


Greenwood School


9,500.00


Metropolitan Sewer


10,000.00


Extension of Sewer


18,500.00


Street


2,000.00


Public Welfare


16,000.00


Soldiers' Relief


2,000.00


Federal WPA Projects


10,000.00


$114,000.00


Water Loans (included in Water Department Appropriation)


14,000.00


Light Plant (paid from receipts of plant)


10,000.00


$138,000.00


There also will be required the following amounts to meet the interest payments:


High School


$3,168.75


Montrose School


545.00


Woodville School


56.25


Franklin School


320.00


Greenwood School


1,816.88


Metropolitan Sewer


700.00


Extension of Sewer


3,469.38


Street


297.50


Public Welfare


42.24


Soldiers' Relief


5.28


Federal WPA Projects


26.40


Temporary Loans (estimated)


3,552.32


$14,000.00


Water Loans (included in Water Department appropriation)


3,631.25


Light Plant (paid from receipts of plant)


1,916.88


$19,548.13


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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER


The borrowing capacity of the town, on temporary notes in antici- pation of 1938 revenue, was $840,599.17 as determined by the State Director of Accounts. Of this amount, the town borrowed the sum of $500,000.00, and of this latter amount $150,000.00 has been paid, leaving $350,000.00 to be paid in 1939.


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN I. PRESTON,


Treasurer.


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


For the year ending December 31, 1938


RECEIPTS FOR 1938


From Taxes-Current Year:


Real Estate


$482,155.76


Personal


27,947.02


Poll


7,762.00


$517,864.78


Taxes-Prior Years:


Real Estate


$219,450.28


Personal


6,231.88


Poll


1,646.00


$227,328.16


Tax Title Redemptions


$28,618.38


Tax Title Possessions Sold


1,942.60


$30,560.98


From Special Assessments:


Moth Extermination


$1,829.22


Sewers Unapportioned


3,273.24


Sewers Apportioned


6,647.67


Sewers Paid in Full


672.92


Betterments Unapportioned


4,615.09


Betterments Apportioned


3,751.39


Betterments Paid in Full


1,946.73


$22,736.26


From Motor Vehicle Excise


$34,241.01


From Licenses and Permits:


Liquor


$4,000.00


Motor Vehicle Dealers


275.00


Victuallers


125.00


Sunday


155.00


Pedlars


107.00


Second Hand Dealers


30.00


Trust Fund Account


Cash on Hand, January 1, 1938 Funds Set Up in 1938 Interest for 1938 Interest transferred to Library Interest transferred to Park Department Payments 1938 Cash on Hand, December 31, 1938


$48,580.49 3,115.00 1,332.70


327.06


90.68


908.85


51,701.60


$53,028.19 $53,028.19


ANALYSIS


Trust Fund


Accumulated Interest


Interest


Total


Payments or Transfers 1938


Funds and Interest


Name of Fund


Jan. 1, 1938


for 1938


Interst


Dec. 31, 1938


Total of all funds as reported, January 1, 1938. . .


$43,690.37


4,890.12


$1,327.64 $6,217.76


$1,326.59


$48,581.54


For detail of funds prior to 1938, see Treasurer's Report:


New funds set up in 1938:


500.00


$500.00


Milledge Elliot Library Fund. .


1,000.00


1,000.00


Charles F. Beecher Cemetery Fund .. .


50.00


50.00


.10


.10


50.10


Thomas J. Brogan Cemetery Fund ..


20.00


20.00


Howard Cameron Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.10


.10


50.10


Frederick B. Card Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


Pasquale Carosele Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.63


.63


50.63


Michael Cien, Cemetery Fund.


20.00


20.00


Alice Coffey, Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.52


.52


50.52


George Costules Cemetery Fund.


10.00


.08


.08


10.08


Horace Crowell Cemetery Fund ..


50.00


50.00


Mary E. Cummings Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.10


.10


50.10


Ralph Cusata Cemetery Fund


10.00


10.00


Rose Donahue Cemetery Fund. .


10.00


10.00


Genevieve Donaldson Cemetery Fund.


20.00


20.00


Jerome Doucette Cemetery Fund. .


20.00


20.00


Albert Dulong Cemetery Fund ..


20.00


20.00


Charles L. Eckhoff Cemetery Fund ..


50.00


50.00


Charles Evangelista Cemetery Fund ..


. 42


. 42


50.42


Mildred Fay Cemetery Fund.


10.00


. 08


.08


10.08


James Fitzpatrick Cemetery Fund.


. 63


.63


50.63


Helen Gallant Cemetery Fund ..


10.00


10.00


Arthur M. Gibbons Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.10


.10


50.10


Delia Greene Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


Mabel A. Hynes Cemetery Fund ..


.10


.10


10.10


Michael J. Kelly Cemetery Fund ..


20.00


.25


.25


20.25


Arthur Kierstead Cemetery Fund .


50.00


50.00


Charles E. Kimball Cemetery Fund.


.21


.21


25.21


Daniel J. Lawlor Cemetery Fund.


25.00


25.00


Edmund LeBlanc Cemetery Fund ..


10.00


10.00


James A. Lilley Cemetery Fund ..


50.00


50.00


Thomas P. Loughlin Cemetery Fund.


25.00


25.00


Camillo Luciani Cemetery Fund ..


10.00


10.00


Louis Melonson Cemetery Fund. .


10.00


10.00


Charles J. Miggos Cemetery Fund ..


10.00


10.00


Arthur E. Newcomb Cemetery Fund. .


50.00


.63


.63


50.63


Percival Newcomb and Pearl Johnson Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


Margaret O'Donnell Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


James L. Palmer Cemetery Fund.


100.00


.42


100.42


Charles J. Price Cemetery Fund ..


20.00


20.00


Mary R. Puranen Cemetery Fund.


10.00


10.00


Nettie B. Renz Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


Francis B. Ross Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


Asunta Sciulli Cemetery Fund. .


20.00


20.00


Augusta Seifert Cemetery Fund .


20.00


20.00


Serena Serrentino Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


S. Morton Sherman and Perry A. Davison Cemetery Fund.


50.00


.63


.63


50.63


Urben J. Smith (additional) Cemetery Fund.


30.00


30.00


John A. Surrette Cemetery Fund ..


10.00


.04


.04


10.04


10.00


.02


.02


10.02


Joseph Vieira Cemetery Fund.


50.00


50.00


10.00


25.00


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$46,805.37 $4,890.12 $1,332.70 $6.222.82 $1,326.59 $51,701.60


Robert Parker Dolbeare Library Fund.


John and Elmer Beyea Cemetery Fund


50.00


1938 Indebtedness Account


Outstanding January 1, 1938 Borrowed 1938


$571,000.00 28,000.00


Payments 1938


118,000.00


Outstanding December 31, 1938


$481,000.00


RECAPITULATION


Sewers


$131,500.00


Schools


157,500.00


Water


97,000.00


Light


49,000.00


Street


18,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan


28,000.00


$481,000.00


INDEBTEDNESS ACCOUNT, DUE 1939 TO 1950 INCLUSIVE


Loans Outstanding


Dec. 31, 1938


Due 1939


Due 1940


Due 1941


Due 1942


Due 1943


Due 1944


Due 1945


Due 1946


Due 1947 $1,000


Due 1948


Due 1949


Due 1950


Sewer Loan 1924.


11,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


$1,000 1,000


1,000


1,000


Sewer Loan 1925.


12,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


Sewer Loan 1926


24,000


8,000


8,000


8,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


Sewer Loan 1929


24,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,500


4,500


4,500


4,500


4,500


4,500


Sewer Loan 1937


40,500


4,500


4,500


4,500


Montrose School Loan 1929.


5,000




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