Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1924, Part 20

Author: Plymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1924
Publisher: Plymouth [Mass.] : Avery & Doten
Number of Pages: 1028


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48. Services of Officers


49. Sale of Materials


50. Miscellaneous


Total forward, $725,088 47 1


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Objects of Payments, Expenses Outlays Total


PAYMENTS


General Government forward, $17,246 33


11. City Messenger


12. Public Works


13. Engineering


a, Salaries & Wages 805 75


b. Other Expenses, 206 25


14. Superintendent of Buildings a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


15 Election and Registration


a, Salaries & Wages 336 00 b. Other Expenses, 236 87


16 Other General Departments Planning Board, 686 85


Municipal Buildings-


17. City or Town Hall


a, Salaries & Wages 625 00


b. Other Expenses, 883 07 $157,896 78


Total for General Gov- ernment, $21,026 12 $157,896 78 $178,922 90


1b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department


18. Salaries and Wages $21,312 90


19. Equipment, Main- tenance and Repairs, 1,658 35


20. New Equipment, $12,000 00


21. Fuel and Light, 448 43


22. Maintenance of Build- ings and Grounds, 448 16


23. New Buildings,


24. Other Expenses, 403 23


Protection of Persons and


Property forward, $24,271 07 $12,000 00


Total forward,


$178,922 90


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses Outlays


$725,088 47


Total forward, Fire Department-


51. Sale of Materials, $21 60


52. Miscellaneous, 24 40


Militia- 53. Armories 54. Rifle Ranges


Inspection-


55.


Inspection of Buildings


56.


Inspection of Wires


57.


Sealing of Weights


and Measures,


405 67


Forestry-


58


Insect Pest Ex-


termination,


8 90


59. Planting and Trim- ming Trees,


60.


Forest Fires,


22 25


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


61 Bounties on Seals, 8 00


62.


63.


Total from Protection 490 82 of Persons and Property, $490 82


Total forward, $725,579 29


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


Expenses Outlays Total $178,922 90


Protection of Persons and


Property forward $24,271 07 Fire Department-


$12,000 00


25. Salaries and Wages, 24,655 57


26. Equipment, Main- tenance and Repairs, 3,103 10


27. New Equipment 2,142 74


28. Hydrant Service 349 92


284 39


29. Fuel and Light 938 27


30. Maintenance of


Building and Grounds, 783 07


31. New Buildings


32. Other Expenses 525 52


Militia-


33. Armories


34. Rifle Ranges 64 08


Inspection-


35. Inspection of Buildings


36. Inspection of Wires


37. Sealing Weights and Measures, 2,256 90 201 75


Forestry-


38. Insect Pest Exterm-


ination,


3,864 75


845 00


39. Planting and Trim- ming Trees, 2,993 03


40. Forest Fires, 5,394 92


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


41. Bounties on Seals 8 00


42. Fish Wardens,


43. Inland Fisheries 22 50


44. County, Aid to Agricul- ture 250 00


Total for Protection of


Persons and Property, $69,480 70 $15,473 88 84,954 58


Total forward,


$263,877 48


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RECEIPTS


'Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays


Offsets to . Total


$725,579 29


Total forward, 8c. Health and Sanitation.


Health-


64.


Quarantine and Contagious Disease Hospitals


65.


Tuberculosis


$661 39


66.


Miscellanous


17 75


67.


Inspection of School Children


(Including Dental


Clinic)


178 40


Sanitation-


68. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 235 79


69. Sewer Construction


70. Refuse and Garbage Disposal


71. Street Cleaning Other Health and Sanitation- 72. 73.


Total from Health and Sanitation 1,093 33


$1,093 33


Total forward,


$726,672 62


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Objects of Payments,


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $263,877 48


Total forward,


1c. Health and Sanitation. Health-


45. General Adminis- tration, 1,164 22


46. Quarantine and € Contagious Dis- ease Hospitals


4,083 20


47. Tuberculosis


11,468 75


48. Vital Statistics 42 75


49. Other Expenses


1,360 47


50. Inspection


a. Inspection of Chil- dren (Including Den- tal Clinic) 6,942 86


b. Inspection of Animals 400 00


c. Inspection of Meat and Provisions 1,215 30


c. Inspection of Milk and Vinegar 550 65


Sanitation-


51. Sewer Maintenance and Operation, 4,592 02.


52. 53. Sewer Construction $239 88


54. Refuse and Garbage Disposal,


2,175 69


55. Street Cleaning 4,999 97


Other Health and Sanitation-


56. Sanitaries and Public


Convenience Stations 2,016 49


57. Care of Brooks and Streams 58. Draining of Ponds 59


Total for Health and


Sanitation


$41,012 37


$239 88


$41,252 25


Total forward


$305,129 73


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses Outlays


Offsets to Total


$726,672 62


Total forward, 8d. Highways


74. General


$1 50


75.


Construction


$1,078 10


76.


Sidewalks and Curbing


201 25


77. Snow and Ice Removal


78. Sprinkling


79. Lighting


80.


Miscellaneous


Total from Highways


$1 50


$1,279 35


1,280 85


8e. Charities.


81. Almshouse or Town Farm


a. Sale of Produce $338 20


b. Board 51 00


c. Miscellaneous 11 35


82. Reimbursements for Relief Given


a. From Individuals 17 00


b. From Other Cities Towns 785 00


c. From the State 1,121 85


83.


Reimbursements for Mothers' Aid a. From Individuals


b. From Other Cities and Towns 428 26


c. From the State 2,200 35


84. Municipal General Hospitals


85. Miscellaneous


Total from Charities


$4,953 01


4,953 01


Total forward,


$732,906 48


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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $305,129 73


Objects of Payments, Total forward 1d. Highways.


60. General Admin. $2,201 43


61. General Highway Expenditures 34,589 34


. 62. Construction $30,406 78


63. Sidewalks and Curbing 3,497 68 6,197 45


64. Snow and Ice Removal 4,405 37


65. Sprinkling a. Water none


b. Other 5,991 49


66. Lighting 14,842 71


67. Other Expenses


a. Town Pump (Drinking Fountains) 259 62


b. Signs, Guide Boards, Street Numbering 388 66


460 88


c. Fences 1,468 10


d. Harbor Master 150 00


e. Landing Float 84 40


Total for Highways $67,878 80


$37,065 11


104,943 91


le. Charities.


68. General Admin. $414 00


69. Almshouse or Town Farm 6,578 81


70. Outside Relief by City or Town 12,259 64


71. Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns 2,239 91


72. Mothers' Aid


a. Relief Given by City or Town 4,352 56


b. Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns


73. Municipal General Hospitals


74. Other Expenses 3 00


Widows, from Income from Old Colony Nat. Bank Stock Investment 55 00


Total for Charities, $25,902 92 25,902 92


Total forward,


$435,976 56


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Offsets to


Total


Revenue for Expenses Outlays $732,906 48


Total forward 8f. Soldiers' Benefits.


86.


State Aid


$1,884 00


87.


Military Aid


65 00


88.


Soldiers' Burials


89.


Soldiers' Relief


Total from Soldiers'


Benefits,


$1,949 00


1,949 00


8g. Schools.


90.


Tuition of State Wards


91.


Other Tuition


$360 00


92.


Sale of Text Books and


Supplies


93.


Miscellaneous


358 60


Reimbursements from


the State


For Vocational Edu-


cation


1,353 81


For Americanization


861 65


Total from Schools,


$2,934 06


2,934 06


8h. Libraries.


94.


Fines, Rentals, Sales


95.


Miscellaneous


Total forward $737,789 54


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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays


Total $435,976 56


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


75. General Administration


76. State Aid,


$1,444 44


.


77. Military Aid, 160 00


78. Soldiers' Burials


79. Soldiers' Relief, 3,465 45


Total for Soldiers'


Benefits, $5,069 45


5,069 45


1g. Schools


80. General Expenses


a. Admin. Salaries $3,440 00 b. Other Gen. Salaries 1,698 00 c. Other General Ex- penses, 2,815 54


81. Teachers' Salaries, 146,317 61


82 Text Books and Supplies, 10,539 29


83. Tuition,


1,522 27


84. Transportation, 13,108 30


85. Support of Truants


86. Janitors' Services, 11,179 58


87. Fuel and Light, 10,311 89


'88. Maintenance of Build- ings and Grounds, 18,942 00


89. New Buildings, $1,696 40


90. Furniture and Furn- ishings, 2,401 02


91. Rent


92: Other Expenses, 143 90


Total for Schools,


$222,419 40


$1,696 40


224,115 80


1h. Libraries.


93. Salaries and Wages


94. Books, Periodicals, etc.


95. Binding


96. Fuel and Light


97.


Buildings


98.


Other Expenses


$6,601 24


Total for Libraries


$6,601 24


6,601 24


Total forward,


$671,763 05


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


$737,789 54


Total forward,


8i. Recreation.


96. Parks and Gardens $325 00


97. Playgrounds and Gymnasia 100 00


98. Bathhouses and Beaches, 1,310 33


99. Celebrations and Entertainments


Total from Recreation, $1,735 33


1,735 33


Total forward,


$739,524 87


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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total


$671 763 05


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


1i. Recreation.


99. General Administration a. Salaries and Wages 100 00 b. Other Expenses 100. Parks and Gardens


a. Salaries and Wages 1,654 15


b. Improvements and Additions $5,195 37


c.


d. Other Expenses 838 12


101. Playgrounds and


Gymnasia ,


a. Salaries and Wages 224 15


b. Improvements and Additions 3,067 77


c. Other Expenses 96 25


102. Bathhouses and Beaches


a. Salaries and Wages 536 35


b. Improvements and Additions 2,180 00


c. Other Expenses 1,344 74


103. Celebrations and


Entertainments


a. Fourth of July 432 47


b. Labor Day


c. Band Concerts 500 00


d. All Other 663 62


e. Public Camping Place 491 93


3,382 50


Total for Recreation,


$6,881 78


$13,825 64


20,707 42


Total forward,


$692,470 47


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RECEIPTS


Outlays Total Offsets to Expenses Revenue for Sources of Receipts, $739,524 87


Total forward,


8j. Pensions


100. 8k. Unclassified.


101. Receipts not Recorded under Previous Classifications


Total forward,


$739,524 87


.


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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $692,470 47


Objects of Payments, Total forward,


1j. Pensions.


104. Retirement from :- a. Highway Depart- ment 1,195 00


Total for Pensions,


$1,195 00


1k. Unclassified.


1.195 00


105. Damages to Persons and Personal Prop- erty $496 41


106. Memorial Day


375 00


107. City and Town


Clocks,


254 36


108. Searching Parties


109 Ice for Drinking Foun- tains


110. Payments not Recorded


under Previous Classifications


a. Printing City or Town Reports, 1,361 90


b. Binding Old Town


Records,


47 50


c. 1925 Census Enum- eration, 450 10


1


d. Sexton, 200 00


e. Providing Headquart- ers for Post of Amer- ican Legion, 430 00


f. Providing Headquart-


'ers for Camp of Span- ish War Veterans, 100 00


g. Honor Roll Ex-


penses, 22 00


h. Registry Fees, 23 55


Total for Unclassified,


$3,760 82


3,760 82


Total forward,


$697,426 29


Plymouth ·Seven


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses Outlays $739,524 87


Total forward, 9. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


102. Electric a. Income from Sale of Light and Power b. Miscellaneous


103. Gas


a. Income from Sale of Gas


b. Sale of By-Products c. Miscellaneous 104. Water


a. Income from Sale of Water, $40,393 83 b. Miscellaneous, 1,026 30 105. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries, 345 00


f. Miscellaneous (Town


Forest),


25 00


Total from Public Service


$41,790 13 41,790 13 Enterprises, 10. CEMETERIES


106. Sale of Lots and Graves, $1,344 16


107. Care of Lots and Graves, 2,309 67


108. Care of Endowed Lots


(Interest on


Funds),


1,534 43


109. Miscellaneous,


4,076 71


Total from Cemeteries,


$9,264 97


9,264 97


11. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS


110. 111. 112.


Total forward,


$790,579 97


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Objects of Payments,


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $697,426 29


Total forward,


2. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


111. Electric a. Maintenance and Op- eration b. Construction


112. Gas


a. Maintenance and Op- eration


b. Construction


113. Water


a. Maintenance and Op- eration, $20,737 26 b.


c. Construction, $13,066 99


114. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves, 35,022 10 d. Ferries e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries, 238 60


f. Miscellaneous (Town


Forest),


1,851 25


Total for Public Service Enterprises, $20,975 86 $49,940 34 70,916 20


115. Maintenance,


3.


CEMETERIES


$13,763 06


116. Improvements and Additions, $4,941 65


Total for Cemeteries,


$13,763 06


$4,941 65


18,704 71


4. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS


117. 118. 119.


Total forward,


$787,047 20


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Indebtedness Total


Expenses $790,579 97


Total forward,


12. INTEREST


113. On Deposits


114. On Deferred Taxes, $2,294 34


115. On Deferred Special Assessments


116. On Sinking Funds


117. On Investment Funds, 500 00


118. On Public Trust Funds, a. Charity, 125 07


b. School 20 34


c. Library, 101 24


d. Cemetery (for Gen- eral Care)


e. All Other (Park), 111 51


119. Miscellaneous


Total from Interest,


$3,152 50


3,152 50


13. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


120. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue, $200,000 00


121. Loans in Anticipation of


Serial Debt


122. Other Temporary Loans


123. Loans for General Purposes


124. Loans for Public Service En- terprises


125. Loans for Cemeteries


126. Bonds Refunded, Current Year 127. Premiums


Unpaid Warrants or Orders of Cur- rent Year, 2,587 50


Total from Municipal In- debtedness,


$202,587 50


202,587 50


Total forward,


$996,319 97


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Objects of Payments,


Total forward,


PAYMENTS Expenses Indebtedness Total $787,047 20


5. INTEREST


120. On Loans in Anticipa- tion of Revenue $2,338 34


121. On Other Temporary Loans


122. On Loans for Gen-


eral Purposes


23,840 75


124. On Loans for Public Service Enterprises 833 50


125. On Loans for Cemeteries


126.


127.


128.


Total for Interest,


$27,012 59


27,012 59


6.


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


129. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue $200,000 00


130. Other Temporary Loans


131. Bonds and Notes from Sinking Funds a. General, b. Public Service, c. Cemeteries


132. Bonds and Notes from Revenue


a. General $61,300 00


b. Public Service


Enterprises


3,266 66


c. Cemeteries


133.


134.


135.


136. Warrants or Orders


of Previous Years


2,452 50


Total for Municipal


Indebtedness,


$64,566 66 $202,452 50


267,019 16


Total forward,


$1,081,078 95


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Total forward,


Non-Revenue Total $996,319 97


14. SINKING FUNDS


From Commissioners to Meet Loans for-


129. General Purposes


130. Public Service Enterprises


131. Cemeteries


Temporary Accounts


15. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS


Agency-


132. Taxes ℮


a. State 1


b. Non-Resident Bank


c. County


Included in General Receipts


133. Liquor Licenses Collected for State 134.


135.


Trust-


136. Perpetual Care Funds $5,979 48


137. Other Permanent Public Trust Funds


138. Income for Investment


139. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Investment-


140. Sinking Fund Securities


141. Investment Fund Securities


Total from Agency, Trust and Investment Transactions, $5,979 48 5,979 48


Total forward,


$1,002,299 45


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments,


From Revenue From Non-Revenue Total


. Total forward,


$1,081,078 95


7. SINKING FUNDS


To Commissioners for Debt Requirements-


137. 138.


139.


Temporary Accounts


8. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS


Agency-


140. Taxes


a. State $52,296 67


b. Non-Resident Bank


c. County 58,722 13


141. Liquor Licenses Remitted to State


142.


143.


Trust-


144. Perpetual Care Funds 5,979 48


145. Other Permanent Public Trust Funds


146. Income Invested


147. Private Trust Funds and Accounts Investment- 148. Sinking Fund Securities


149. Investment Fund Securities -


Total for Agency, Trust and Investment


Transactions, $116,998 28 116,998 28


Total forward,


$1,198,077 23


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Total forward,


Temporary Accounts Total and Cash Balances $1,002,299 45


16. REFUNDS


142. Taxes


143. Licenses


144. Special Assessments


145. General Departments


$1,724 29


146. Public Service Enterprises 1 10


147. Cemeteries


148. Accrued Interest


149. All Other


Total Refunds, $1,725 39 1,725 39


17. TRANSFERS


150. Departmental


a. Taxes, from Miscellaneous Account (Tax Title) $31 68


b. Engineering, from Park Dep't. 109 25


c. Sewers, from Park Dep't. 19 95


d. Roads and Bridges, from Town House 300 00


e. Roads and Bridges, from Street Cleaning 559 34


f. Roads and Bridges, from Road Construction (Darby Road) 1,290 00


g. O. G. & V. H. Cemetery, from Burial Hill Cemetery 34 00


Total Transfers, $2,344 22 2,344 22


18. BALANCES $319,711 16


151. General


152. Sinking Fund


153. Investment Fund


154. Perpetual Care Fund


155. Other Public Trust Fund


· 156. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash on Hand at Beginning of Year, $319,711 16 · 319,711 16


Grand Total Receipts and Cash on Hand,


$1,326,080 22


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments,


Temporary Accounts Total and Cash Balances


Total forward,


$1,198,077 23


9. REFUNDS $11 81


150. Taxes


151. Licenses


152. Special Assessments


153. General Departments 1 10


1,724 29


154. Public Service Enterprises


155. Cemeteries


156. Accrued Interest


157. All Other


Total Refunds, $1,737 20 1,737 20


10. TRANSFER


158. Departmental


a. Miscellaneous Acc't. to Taxes, $31 68


b. Park Dep't. to Engineering Dep't. 109 25


c. Park Dep't. to Sewers 19 95


d. Town House to Roads and Bridges 300 00


e. Street Cleaning to Roads and Bridges 559 34


f. Road Construction to Roads and Bridges 1,290 00


g. Burial Hill Cemetery to O. G. and V. H. Cemetery 34 00


Total Transfers, $2,344 22 2,344 22


159. General


160. Sinking Fund


161. Investment Fund


162. Perpetual Care Fund


163. Other Public Trust Fund


164. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


11. BALANCES $123,921 57


Total Cash on Hand at End of Year, $123,921 57 123,921 57


Grand Total Payments and Cash on Hand,


$1,326,080 22


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SCHEDULE B


Being a detailed statement of each appropriation, showing the additions to and payments from.


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$2,750 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Chairman,


$1,200 00


Other Selectmen,


600 00


Clerk,


500 00


$2,300 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage, $90 11


Printing and Advertising,


109 75


Car Fares and Auto Hire, 45 23


All Other, 125 14


.370 23


Total Payments, 2,670 23


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $79 77


ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$2,050 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


. Salary of Town Account- ant, $1,800 00


Clerk, 10 00


$1,810 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage,


$122 22


Printing and Advertising,


53 32


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All other, 61 03


$236 57


Total Payments, $2,046 57


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $3 43


TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, Payments,


$1,825 00


Salary of Town Treasurer, $1,560 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage, $122 32


Premium on Treasurer's Bond, 100 00


All other,


4 00


226 32


Total Payments,


1,786 32


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $38 68


TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, $2,440 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Tax Collector, $1,740 00


Clerk,


46 12


1,786 12


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage, $376 12


Printing and Advertising, 55 63


Premium on Collector's Bond, 100 00


531 75


Total Payments, 2,317 87


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $122 13


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ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Assessors' Salaries,


$3,900 00


Assistant Assessors,


155 40


Clerks,


655 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage,


$135 74


Printing Street Lists, 750 00


Other Printing and


Advertising,


13 00


Car Fares and Auto Hire,


167 83


All other,


69 00


1,135 57


Total Payments, 5,845 97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$154 03


LAW DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$800 00


Transfer from Reserve,


100 00


$900 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Counsel,


$100 00


Legal Services, 736 50


$836 50


Other Expenses-


Printing List of Jurors, 9 30


845 80


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $54 20


TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


$1,650 00


Appropriation, Payments, Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Clerk,


$100 00


Fees for Recording, 485 50


Clerk,


832 00


$1,417 50


$6,000 00


$4,710 40


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Other Expenses- Stationery and Postage, $68 76


Printing and Advertising, 18 50


All other, 6 11


93 37


Total Payments,


$1,510 87


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$139 13


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$900 00


Transfers from Park Department, 109 25


$1,009 25


Payments, Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Engineer, $600 00


·


Other Expenses-


Stationery, Tools, etc.,


93 70


Total Payments, 1,088 70


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$ 55


STREET LINE SURVEY


Balance from 1924, $114 20


Payments,


Surveying and Plans,


112 55


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$1 65


PLANNING BOARD


Balance from 1924,


$1,159 04


Payments,


Services and Plans-


Arthur A. Shurtleff,


$343 75


Delano & Keith, 101 25


Pay rolls,


128 25


$573 25


1


.


Labor, Surveying, Drafting, 315 00


$915 00


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Other Expenses- Photography, All other,


$78 40


35 20


113 60


Total Payments,


$686 85


Balance Remaining,


$472 19


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION


Appropriation,


$700 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Registrars,


$106 00


Clerk,


100 00


Election Officers,


130 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage,


$2 82


Printing and Advertising,


168 50


Meals,


60 55


Auto Hire,


5 00


236 87


Total payments,


$572 87


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$127 13


MAINTENANCE OF TOWN HOUSE


Appropriation, Payments,


$2,000 00


Salary of Janitor,


$625 00


Fuel,


209 83


Lighting,


173 69


Janitor's Supplies,


130 47


Repairs,


388 42


Telephones,


118 49


Election Expenses,


112 99


All other,


49 18


Total Payments,


$1,808 07


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $191 93


$336 00


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TOWN HALL COMMITTEE


Balance from 1924, Payments, Engraving and Printing,


$940 93


65 80


Balance Remaining,


$875 13


TOWN HALL


Balance from 1924,


$248,268 17


From Insurance for Chimney Damage, 500 00


$248,768 17


Payments,


Architects, J. D. Leland & Co., $4,843 01


Construction, George Howard & Sons Co., 144,964 52


Repairing Chimney,


500 00


Seats, American Seating Co.,


4,398 70


Insurance,


1,067 50


Inspection, Carrold D. Howland,


1,300 00


All other,


1,023 05


Total Payments, 158,096 78


Balance Remaining,


$90,671 39


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$25,000 00


Balance from Uniforms Appro., 13 25


$25,013 25


Payments, Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Chief,


$2,100 00


Patrolmen, 11,935 00


Special Officers,


6,742 90


Janitor,


500 00


All other,


35 00


$21,312 90


Transportation- Auto and Motor Cycle Expense,


$1,109 89


Auto Hire,


57 50


$1,167 39


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Equipment and Repairs-


New Equipment, $462 61


Repairs, 28 35


490 96


Fuel and Light-


Coal and Wood,


$298 15


Gas and Electricity,


150 28


448 43


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Repairs, $365 29


Janitor's Supplies, 82 87


448 16


Other Expenses-


Stationery, Postage, Printing,


$126 92


Telephones,


163 33


All other,


112 98


403 23


Total Payments, 24,271 07


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$742 18


POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM


Appropriation, $12,000 00


Payments,


Contract, The Gamewell Company, $11,908 00


Paid to Plymouth Electric Light Co., for part of expense of connecting, 92 00


Total Payments, $12,000 00


POLICE DEPARTMENT NEW UNIFORMS


Balance from 1924, $13 25


Transferred to Police Department Appropriation, 13 25


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FIRE DEPARTMENT


$32,426 00


, Appropriation,


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary' of Chief, $2,500 00


Assistant Chief, 2,158 00


Firemen (regular)


16,613 14


Call Men, 3,235 34


Other Employees,


149 00


$24,655 57


Equipment and Repairs-


New Auto,


$1,358 00


Apparatus,


1,669 19


Hose, 425 00


Equipment for Men;


29 88


Fire Alarm,


1,379 03


Horse Hire,


25 00


4,886 10


Hydrant Service-


New Hydrants,


$284 39


Repairs,


349 92


634 31


Fuel and Light-


Coal and Wood,


$547 36


Gas and Electricity,


390 91


938 27


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds- Janitor's Supplies, $249 06


Repairs, 534 01


783 07


Other Expenses- Stationery, Printing, Post- age, $108 86


Telephones,


92 35


Plymouth Eight


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Freight and Express,


49 70


All other, 274 61


525 52


Total Payments, 32,422 84


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$3 16


FIRE DEPARTMENT NEW MOTOR APPARATUS


Balance from 1924, $359 74 Payments, Finish and Equipment of New Apparatus, 359 74


SEALING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Appropriation,


Transfer from Reserve,


$2,460 00


Payments, Salaries and Wages-


1


Salary of Sealer,


$1,050 00


Labor,


348 0,0


$1,398 00


Other Expenses-


New Equipment,


$201 75


Auto Expense,


619 84


Stationery and Postage,


12 96


Printing and Advertising, 12 60


Car Fares, Auto Hire, etc.,


29 89


Telephone,


32 64


All other,


150 97


1,060 65


Total Payments, 2,458 65


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $1 35


$2,250 00 210 00


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MOTH SUPPRESSION


Appropriation,


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Superintendent,


$759 00


Labor, 1,716 00


$2,475 00


New Sprayers,


600 00


Other Expenses-


Insecticides,


$52 60


Hose, 245 00


Hardware and Tools,


100 08


Trucking,


525 00


Auto and Sprayer Expense, 676 93


Telephone,


35 14


1,634 75


Total Payments, · 4,709 75


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$290 25


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$3,000 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Superintendent,


$816 00


Labor, 1,950 00


$2,766 00


Other Expenses-


Trees,


$85 00


Hardware and Tools,


19 18


Teams,


30 50


$5,000 00


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All other, 92 35


227 03


Total Payments, 2,993 03


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $6 97


FOREST WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation,


$3,500 00


Transfer from Reserve, May 29,


1,500 00


Transfer from Reserve, Dec. 17, 400 00


$5,400 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Warden,


$300 00


Patrol,


15 60


Fighting Fires,


3,987 77


Labor,


32 00


Clerical Assistance,


100 00


$4,435 37


Other Expenses-


Apparatus,


$503 07


Teams and Auto Hire,


349 45


Meals,


39 84


Telephone,


37 69


All other,


29 50


959 55


Total Payments, 5,394 92


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $5 08


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RIFLE RANGE APPROPRIATION


Appropriation, Payments, Rental of Land, (See also Miscellaneous Account)


$50 00


50 00


INLAND FISHERIES


Appropriation, $200 00


Payments,


Clearing Outlet at Ship Pond,


$10 50


Snails for West Pond, 12 00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$177 50


PLYMOUTH COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE Appropriation, $250 00


Payments,


To Trustees of County Aid to Agriculture,


250 00


PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE Appropriation, $7,519 18


Payments,


To Treasurer of Plymouth County,


(Assessment for 1924 Maintenance)


7,519 18


HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, $18,000 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Chairman, $337 50




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