Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1924, Part 6

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


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25. Moth Extermination $339 80


26. Sewers


27. Sidewalks and Curbing


28.


Other Purposes


Total from Special Assessments, $339 80 339 80


7. PRIVILEGES.


29. Public Service


30. Minor


Total forward,


$643,261 90


82


RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses Outlays


Total forward,


$643,261 90


8. DEPARTMENTAL.


8a. General Govern- ment


Legislative-


31. Aldermen and Council; Moderator


Executive-


32. Mayor; Commission ; Selectmen


Financial-


33. Auditor; Accountant; Auditing


34. Treasurer


35. Collector $328 92


36. Assessors


37. License Commissioners


38. Other Finance Offices and Accounts


Other General Depts-


39. Law


40. City or Town Clerk 1 80


General Government


forward,


$330 72


Total forward,


$643,261 90


83


PAYMENTS. Expenses Outlays Total


Objects of Payments


1. DEPARTMENTAL.


la. General Government Legislative-


1. Aldermen and Council ; Moderator


a. Salaries and Wages $60 00 Other Expenses 150 50


Executive-


2. Mayor; Commission ; Selectmen


a. Salaries and Wages 2,250 00


b. Other Expenses 449 74


Financial-


3. Auditor, Accountant, Auditing


a. Salaries and Wages 1,770 00


b. Other Expenses 242 45


4. Treasurer


a. Salaries and Wages 1,516 64


b. Other Expenses 234 27


5. Collector


a. Salaries and Wages 1,850 41


b. Other Expenses 539 78


6. Assessors


a. Salaries and Wages 4,410 90


b. Other Expenses 1,157 15


7. License Commissioners


a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


8. Other Finance Offices and Accounts a. Sinking Fund Commissioners b. Miscellaneous 404 00


Other General Depts-


9. Law


a. Salaries and Wages 1,388 00


b. Other Expenses 11 25


10. City or Town Clerk


a. Salaries and Wages 1,489 00


b. Other Expenses 97 80


General Government forw'd $18,021 89


84


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward,


$643,261 90


General Government forward $330 72


41. City Messenger


42. Public Works


43. Engineering


44. Supt. of Buildings


45. Election and Registration


46.


Other General Depts.


Municipal Buildings-


47. City or Town Hall


240 00


Total from General


Government,


$570 72


570 72


8b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department-


48. Services of Officers


$425 00


49.


Sale of Materials


50.


Miscellaneous


Protection of Persons and Property forward, $425 00


Total forward,


$643,832 62


85 PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total


Objects of Payments General Government forward, $18,021 89


11. City Messenger


a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


12. Public Works a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


13. Engineering


a. Salaries and Wages 620 30


b. Other Expenses 312 90


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


15. Election and Registration a. Salaries and Wages 748 00


b. Other Expenses 551 34


16. Other General Depts. Planning Board 1,840 96


Municipal Buildings-


17. City or Town Hall


a. Salaries and Wages 625 00


b. Other Expenses 1,374 97 $52,018 95


Total for Gen. Government $24,095 36 $52,018 95 $76,114 31 1b. Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department-


18. Salaries and Wages $19,451 20


19. Equipment, Mainten- ance and Repairs 1,680 16


20. New Equipment $2,797 43


21. Fuel and Light 518 31


22. Maintenance of Build- ings and Grounds 230 46


23. New Buildings


24. Other Expenses 289 57


Protection of Persons and Property forward $22,169 70 $2,797 43 Total forward, $76,114 31


86


RECEIPTS.


Sources of Receipts,


Rovenne for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays


Total forward,


$643,832 62


Protection of Persons and Property forward, Fire Department-


$425 00


51. Sale of Materials


52. Miscellaneous


Militia-


53. Armories 54. Rifle Ranges


Inspection-


55. Inspection of Buildings


56. Inspection of Wires


57. Sealing of Weights


and Measures $362 83 30 00


Forestry-


58. Insect Pest Extermination 78 50


59. Planting and Trimming Trees


60. Forest Fires 37 02


Other Protection of


Persons and Property -


61. Bounties 6 00


62. 63.


Total from Protection of


Persons and Property,


$405 85


$533 50


939 35


Total forward,


$644,771 97


87


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays


Total


$76,114 31


Objects of Payments Total forward, Protection of Persons


and Property forward, Fire Department-


$22,169 70


$2,797 43


25. Salaries and Wages


23,829 38


26. Equipment, Mainten- ance and Repairs 2,362 03


27. New Equipment


11,321 37


28. Hydrant Service


80 25


211 95


29. Fuel and Light


1,098 59


30. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds 553 52


31. New Buildings


32. Other Expenses 615 75


Militia-


33. Armories


34. Rifle Ranges


853 30


Inspection-


35. Inspection of Buildings


36. Inspection of Wires


37. Sealing Weights and Measures 2,013 06 500 57


Forestry-


38. Insect Pest Exter- mination 4,538 81 448 50


39. Planting and Trimming


Trees 3,498 86


40. Forest Fires 3,110 40 264 00


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


6 00


41. Bounties 42. Fish Wardens


43. Inlaid Fisheries 10 00


44. Lungmotor 38 71 County Aid to Agriculture 250 00


Total for Protection of Persons and Property, $65,028 36 $15,543 82 80,572 18


Total forward,


$156,686 49


88


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses Outlays


Total forward,


$644,771 97


8c. Health and Sanitation.


Health-


64. Quarantine and Contagi- ous Disease Hospitals


65. Tuberculosis $1,054 11


66. Miscellaneous


67. Inspection


a. Inspection of School Children (Including Dental Clinic) 180 41 Sanitation-


68. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 205 30


69. Sewer Construction


70. Refuse and Garbage Disposal


71. Street Cleaning


Other Health and Sanitation-


72. 73.


Total from Health and Sanitation, $1,439 82 1,439 82


Total forward,


$646,211 79


89


PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Expenses Outlays Total


Total forward,


$156,686 49


1c. Health and Sanitation Health-


45. General Administration $952 34


46. Quarantine and Contagi- ous Disease Hospitals


3,682 18


47. Tuberculosis 11,999 41


48. Vital Statistics 72 75


49. Other Expenses 971 05


50. Inspection


a. Inspection of School Children (Includ- ing Dental Clinic) 5,822 08


b. Inspection of Animals 400 00


c. Inspection of Meat and Provisions 1,139 67


d. Inspection of Milk and Vinegar 350 00


Sanitation-


51. Sewer Maintenance and Operation 6,405 13


52. 53. Sewer Construction


54. Refuse and Garbage Disposal 2,095 60


55. Street Cleaning 4,251 29


Other Health and Sanitation-


56. Sanitaries and Public Convenience Stations 1,868 66


57. Care of Brooks and Streams


58 Draining of Ponds 74 25 59.


Total for Health and Sanitation, $40,084 41 40,084 41 $196,770 90


Total forward,


90


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Offsets to Total


Revenue for Expenses Outlays $642,211 79


Total forward,


8d. Highways


74. General


$17 15


75. Construction


$20,500 00


76. Sidewalks and Curbing


164 45


77. Snow and Ice Removal


78. Sprinkling


79. Lighting


80.


Miscellaneous


Total from Highways, $17 15 $20,664 45 20,681 60


8e. Charities


81. Almshouse or Town Farm a. Sale of Produce and Stock 395 50


b. Board


150 00


c. Miscellaneous 1 05


82. Reimbursements for Relief Given


a. From Individuals 70 00


b. From Other Cities and Towns 740 75


c. From the State 896 60


83. Reimbursements for Mothers' Aid


a. From Individuals


b. From Other Cities and Towns


c. From the State 2,143 48


84. Municipal General Hospitals 85. Miscellaneous


Total from Charities $4,397 38 4,397 38 Total forward, $671,290 77


91


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays


Total


$196,770 90


Objects of Payments Total forward, 1d. Highways


60. General Administration $2,014 11 61. General Highway Expenditures 35,715 61


62. Construction


$71,670 49


63. Sidewalks and Curbing 3,499 91 4,534 19


64. Snow and Ice Removal 1,080 28


65. Sprinkling


a. Water None


b. Other


6,000 00


66. Lighting 13,937 79


67. Other Expenses


a. Town Pump (Drink- ing Fountains) 289 10


b. Signs, Guide Boards, Street Numbering


. (Traffic Beacons)


296 90 720.00


c. Fences 2,829 94


d. Harbor Master 153 20


e. Landing Float 66 00


Total for Highways, $65,882 84 $76,924 68 $142,807 52


le. Charities


68. General Administration $407 30


69. Almshouse or Town Farm 6,742 48


70. Outside Relief by City or Town 9,032 44


71. Relief given by Other Cities and Towns 412 17


72. Mothers' Aid


a. Relief given by City or Town 4,083 25


b. Relief given by Other Cities and Towns 86 67


73. Municipal General Hospitals


74. Other Expenses 16 24


Widows, from Income from Old Colony National Bank Stock Investment 63 00 Total for Charities, $20,843 55 20,843 55


Total forward,


$360,421 97


92


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Offsets to Tota


Expenses Outlays


Total forward,


$671,290 77


8f. Soldiers' Benefits


86.


State Aid


$2,112 00


87. Military Aid 232 50


88. Soldiers' Burials


120 00


89.


Soldiers' Relief


4


Total from Soldiers' Benefits, $2,464 50


2,464 50


8g. Schools


90.


Tuition of State Wards


91. Other Tuition $354 12


92 Sale of Text Books and Supplies 8 00


93. Miscellaneous


(Reimbursements from


State)


For Vocational


Education


2,439 60


For Americanization


940 00


Total from Schools,


$4,022 96


4,022 96


8h. Libraries


94.


Fines, Rentals, Sales


95.


Miscellaneous


Total forward,


$677,778 23


93


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays


Total


$360,421 97


Objects of Payments Total forward,


1f. Soldiers' Benefits


75. General Administration


76. State Aid


$1,908 00


77.' Military Aid


145 00


78. Soldiers' Burials


79. Soldiers' Relief 4,155 20


Total for Soldiers' Benefits $6,208 20 6,208 20


1g. Schools


80. General Expenses a. Administrative Salaries $3,400 00 b. Other General Salaries 1,600 00 c. Other General Expenses 2,764 79


81. Teachers' Salaries 141,254 60


82. Text Books and Supplies 10,945 64


83 Tuition


1,122 25


84 Transportation 12,420 79


85


Support of Truants


86. Janitors' Services 10,766 63


87. Fuel and Light 12,207 11


88 Maintenance of Build- ings and Grounds 22,362 87


89 New Buildings


$100,895 15


90 Furniture and Furnishings 1,295 30 2,508 73


91. Rent


92. Other Expenses 121 14


$220,261 12 $103,403 88 323,665 00


Total for Schools,


1h. Libraries


93.


Salaries and Wages


94.


Books, Periodicals, etc.


95.


Binding


96. Fuel and Light


97.


Buildings


98. Other Expenses $6,598 00


Total for Libraries,


$6,598 00


Total forward,


6,598 00


$696,893 17


9.1


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for


Offsets to


Total


Expenses Outlays


$677,778 23


Total forward, 8i. Recreation


96. Parks and Gardens $406 18


97. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


98. Bathhouses and Beaches 1,117 20


99. Celebrations and Entertainments


Total from Recreation, $1,523 38 1,523 38


Total forward,


$679,301 61


95


PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Expenses Outlays Total


Total forward,


$696,893 17


1i. Recreation


99. General Administration a. Salaries and Wages $100 00


b. Other Expenses 22 50


100. Parks and Gardens


a. Salaries and Wages 2,993 59


b. Improvements and Additions $9,172 46


c.


d. Other Expenses 334 99


101. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


a. Salaries and Wages 589 18


b. Improvements and Additions 3,595 46


c. Other Expenses 117 41


102. Bathhouses and Beaches


a. Salaries and Wages 591 50


b. Improvements and Additions


c. Other Expenses 1,682 95


103. Celebrations and


Entertainments


a. Fourth of July 702 09


b. Labor Day


c. Band Concerts


500 00


d. All Other 945 03


e. Public Camping Place 246 88


Total for Recreation, $8,826 12 $12,767 92 21,594 04


Total forward,


$718,487 21


96


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for


Offsets to


Total


Expenses


Outlays


Total forward,


$679,301 61


8j. Pensions


100.


8k. Unclassified 101. Receipts not Recorded Under Previous Classi- fications


Total forward,


$679,301 61


-


97


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $718,487 21


Objects of Payments Total forward, 1j. Pensions 104. Retirement from: a. Highway Department $1,195 00 b. Department C. Department


Total for Pensions,


$1,195 00


1,195 00


1k. Unclassified


105. Damages to Persons


and Personal Property $187 50


106. Memorial Day 350 00


107. City and Town Clocks


224 36


108. Searching Parties


109. Ice for Drinking Fountains


110. Payments not Recorded


under Previous Classi-


fications


a. Printing City or Town


Reports


1,570 20


b. Sexton


200 00


c. Providing Headquarters for Post of American Legion 430 00


d. Providing Headquarters for Camp of United Spanish War Veterans


100 00


e. Honor Roll


31 50


f. Study and Report on


· Town Depts


1,266 00


g. Registry Fees


34 90


Total for Unclassified,


$4,394 46


4,394 46


Total forward,


$724,076 67


98


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Offsets to Total


Expenses


Outlays $679,301 61


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 $40,943 17


b. Miscellaneous 161 05


105. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife 4 Fisheries 1,035 00


f. Miscellaneous


Total from Public


Service Enterprises,


$42,139 22


42,139 22


10. CEMETERIES.


106. Sale of Lots and Graves $1,376 89


107. Care of Lots and Graves 1,407 83


108. Care of Endowed Lots (Interest on Funds) 2,132 54


96.03


109. Miscellaneous 3,211 31


Total from Cemeteries,


$8,128 57


8,128 57


11. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS.


110. 111. 112.


Total forward,


$729,569 40


99


PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $724,076 67


Objects of Payments


Total forward,


2. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


111. Electric


a. Maintenance and Operation b. Construction


112. Gas


a. Maintenance and Operation b. Construction


113. Water


a. Maintenance and Operation $19,148 88 b.


c. Construction $7,001 11


114. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves 110,981 17


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries 60 70


f. Miscellaneous


g. Town Forest 2,989 98


Total for Public Ser- vice Enterprises, $19,209 58 $120,972 26 140,181 84


3. CEMETERIES. $14,355 18


115. Maintenance


116. Improvements and Additions


Total for Cemeteries, $14,355 18 14,355 18


4. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS.


117. 118. 110.


Total forward,


$878,613 69


100


RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Revenue for Indebtedness Total


Expenses


Total forward,


$729,569 40


12. INTEREST.


113. On Deposits


114. On Deferred Taxes $3,925 44


115. On Deferred Special Assessments


116. On Sinking Funds


117. On Investment Funds 350 00


118. On Public Trust Funds


a. Charity 122 40


b. School 19 41


c. Library 98 00


d. Cemetery for General Care


e. All Other (Park) 106 37


119. Miscellaneous


Total from Interest,


$4,621 62


4,621 62


13. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.


120. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue $155,000 00


121. Loans in Anticipation of Serial Debt


122. Other Temporary Loans


123. Loans for General Purposes 517,000 00


124. Loans for Public Ser- vice Enterprises


125. Loans for Cemeteries


126. Bonds Refunded, Current Year


127. Premiums $3,587 91


128. Unpaid Warrants or Orders of Current Year 2,452 50


Total for Municipal Indebtedness, $2,587 91 $674,452 50 678,040 41


Total forward,


$1,412,231 43


101 PAYMENTS


Sources of Recripts Total forward,


Expenses


Indebtedness


Total


$878,613 69


5. INTEREST.


120. On Loans in Anticipa- tion of Revenue $1,338 06


121. On Other Temporary Loans


122. On Loans for General Purposes 8,710 75


123.


124. On Loans for Public Service Enterprises 959 50


125. On Loans for Cemeteries


126. 127. 128.


Total for Interest,


$11,008 31


11,008 31


6.


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.


129. Loans in Anticipation of Revenue $155,000 00


130. Other Temporary Loans


131. Bonds or Notes from Sinking Funds


a. General, b. Public Service, c. Cemteries


132. Bonds or Notes from Revenue


a. General $20,700 00


b. Public Service


Enterprises


3,266 66


e. Cemeteries


133. 134. 135.


136. Warrants or Orders of Previous Years 1,492 50


Total for Municipal Indebtedness, $23,966 66 $156,492 50 180,459 16


Total forward,


31,070,081 16


10° RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts,


Non-Revenue


Total


Total forward,


$1,412,231 43


14. SINKING FUNDS.


From Commissioners to mcet Loans for-


129. General Purposes


130. Public Service Enterprises


131. Cemeteries


Temporary Accounts


15. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVEST- MENT 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 $4,738 12


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, 4,738 12 4,738 12


Total forward,


$1,416,969 55


103


Objects of Payments


Total forward,


PAYMENTS From Revenue From Non-Revenue Total $1,070,081 16


7. SINKING FUNDS.


To Commissioners for Debt Requirements-


137. 138. 139.


Temporary Accounts


8. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVEST- MENT TRANSACTIONS.


Agency-


140. Taxes


a. State


b. Non Resident Bank


$37,800 00


c. County 46,374 62


141. Liquor Licenses Remitted to State


142. 143.


Trust-


144. Perpetual Care Funds 4,738 12 145. 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 Transac- tions $88,912 74 88,912 74


Total forward,


$1,158,993 90


104 RECEIPTS


142. Taxes


Sources of Receipts


Temporary Accounts Total and Cash Balances


Total forward,


$1,416,969 55


16. REFUNDS.


142. Taxes 1922 War Poll Tax, by State $57 00


1923 War Poll Tax, by State 213 00


143. Licenses


144. Special Assessments


145. General Departments


1,172 77


146. Public Service Enterprises


147. Cemeteries


15 00


148. Accrued Interest


537 04


149. All Other


Total Refunds, $1,994 81 1,994 81


17. TRANSFERS.


150. Departmental


a. Taxes from Miscellaneous Acct. $42 45


b. Engineering from Park Dept. 170 00


c. Town House, from Mis'c. Acc't 6 72


d. Town Hall, from Town Hall Comm. 142 12


e. Sewers, from School Dept. 27 00


f. Roads and Bridges, from Highway Construction 3,461 17


g. Roads and Bridges, from Town Forest 35 20


h. Street Sprinkling, from Cemetery Dept. 168 00


i. So. Russell St. Wall from School Dept. 158 25


Total Transfers, $4,210 91 4,210 91


18.


BALANCES.


151. General $60,928 47


152. Sinking Fund


153. Investment Fund


154. Perpetual Care Fund


155. Other Public Trust


156. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash on Hand


Beginning of Year $60,928 47 60,928 47


Grand Total Receipts and Cash on Hand $1,484,103 74


105 PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Total forward,


Temporary Accounts Total and Cash Balances $1,153,993 90


9. REFUNDS.


150. Taxes


151. Licenses


152. Special Assessments


153. General Departments


$1,172 77


154. Public Service Enterprises


155. Cemeteries


15 00


156. Accrued Interest


157. All Other


Total Refunds, $1,187 77 1,187 77


10. TRANSFERS


158. Departmental


a. Miscellaneous Account to Taxes $42 45


b. Park Dept. to Engineering Dept 170 00


c. Miscellaneous Account to Town Hall Maintenance 6 72


d. Town Hall Committee to Town Hall Appropriation 142 12


e. School Dept. to Sewers 27 00


f. Highway Construction to Roads and Bridges 3,461 17


g. Town Forest to Roads and Bridges 35 20


h. Cemetery Dept to Street Sprinkling 168 00


i. School Dept. to So. Russell St. Wall 158 25


Total Transfers, $4,210 91 4,210 91


11. BALANCES. $319,711 16


159. General


160. Sinking Fund


161. Investment Fund


162. Perpetual Care Fund


163. Other Public Trust


164. Private Trust Funds and Accounts Total Cash on Hand End of Year, $319,711 16 319,711 16


Grand Total Payments and Cash on Hand, $1,484,103 74


106


SCHEDULE B.


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


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT


$2,750 00


Appropriation,


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Chairman,


$1,150 00


Other Selectmen


600 00


Clerk


500 00


$2,250 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage,


$55 50


Printing and Advertising


233 19


Car fares, Teams, etc.


24 15


All other,


136 90


449 74


Total Payments, 2,699 74


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$50 26


107


ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT


$2,050 00


Appropriation, Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Accountant $1,750 00


Clerk


20 00


$1,770 00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$174 45


Printing and Advertising


68 00


242 45


Total Payments 2,012 45


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $37 55


TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, Payments,


$1,760 00


Salary of Town Treasurer, $1,5.16 64


Others Expenses-


Stationery and Postage,


$114 17


Premium on Treasurer's Bond 100 00


All Other, 20 10


234 27


Total Payments, 1,750 91 Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $9 09


108


TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT


$2,440 00


Appropriation, Payments, Salaries and Wages ---


Salary of Tax Collector,


$1,691 66


('lerk


158 75


$1,850 41


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage, $356 03


Printing and Advertising 83 75


Premium on Collector's Bond


100 00


539 78


Total Payments, 2,390 19


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $49 81


ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT


Appropriation $5,900 00


Payments, Salaries and Wages-


Assessors' Salaries


$3,750 00


Assistant Assessors


174 00


Clerks


481 50


$4,410 90


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage, $32 29


Printing Street Lists 919 74


Other Printing and Advertising 36 25


Car fares, Teams, auto hire, 166 37


Surveying 2 50


1,157 15


109


Total Payments, 5,568 05


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $331 95


LAW DEPARTMENT


Appropriation March 22


$800 00


Appropriation September 6, 600 00


$1,400 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Town Counsel


$100 00


Special Attorneys 843 00


Legal Services on Bond Issues 445 00


$1,388 00


Other Expenses-


Printing List of Jurors, 11 25


Total Payments, 1,399 25


Balance to Excess and Deficiency 75


TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, $1,650 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Clerk,


$100 00


Fees for Recording, 541 00


Clerk, 848 00


$1,489 00


Other Expenses- Stationery and Postage, $43 59


Printing and Advertising,


32 70


110


All Other,


21 51


97 80


Total Payments, 1,586 80


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$63 20


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation, $900 00 Transfer from Park Dept. for Plans 170 00


$1,070 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Engineer, $600 00


Labor, Surveying, Drafting, 154 50


$754 50


Other Expenses --


Stationery, Tools, etc.,


$128 34


Refitting Drafting Room,


172 06


All Other,


12 50


312 90


Total Payments, 1,067 40


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$2 60


STREET LINE SURVEY


Appropriation, Payments, Surveying and Plans,


$150 00


35 80


Balance Remaining, $114 20


111


PLANNING BOARD


$3,000 00


Appropriation, Payments,


Services and Plans-


Arthur A. Shurtleff,


$419 02


Fay, Spofford & Thorndike,


300 00


Delano & Keith,


609 15


Pay rolls,


447 75


Other Expenses-


Supplies,


$19 14


All other,


45 90


65 04


Total Payments, 1,840 96


Balance Remaining,


$1,159 04


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION


$1,300 00


Appropriation,


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Registrars,


$246 00


Clerk,


100 00


Election Officers,


402 00


Other Expenses --


Stationery and Postage,


$12 69


Printing and Advertising,


277 16


Meals,


239 90


Car fares, Teams, etc.,


8 00


$748 00


$1,775 92


112


All Other,


13 60


551 34


Total Payments,


1,299 34


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


66


MAINTENANCE OF TOWN HOUSE.


Appropriation,


$2,000 00


Payments,


Salary of Janitor,


$625 00


Fuel,


130 26


Lighting,


179 91


Janitor's Supplies,


200 15


Repairs,


469 46


Telephones,


84 99


Election Expenses,


242 88


All Other,


67 32


Total Payments, 1,999 97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


03


TOWN HALL COMMITTEE.


Balance from 1923,


$1,236 05


Payments,


Surveying,


$44 00


Advertising for Bids,


98 12


Printing Reports,


8 00


Telephone Tolls,


25 00


Part of Expense for Band at the Laying of Corner Stone, 120 00


Total Payments, 295 12


Balance Remaining, $940 93


113


TOWN HALL.


$300,000 00


Appropriation, Payments,


Architects, J. D. Leland & Co.,


$11,135 22


Construction, George Howard & Sons Co.,


40,039 25


.


525 00


Insurance, All Other,


32 36


Total Payments, 51,731 83


Balance Remaining,


$248,268 17


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


Payments,


Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Chief,


$2,100 00


Patrolmen,


10,570 00


Special Officers,


6,246 20


Janitor,


500 00


All Other,


35 00


Transportation-


New Automobiles, $2,083 65


Auto and Motorcycle Expense, 748 75


Auto hire, 883 17


$3,715 57


Equipment and Repairs- New Equipment, $586 78


Repairs, 48 24


635 02


Fuel and Light- Coal and Wood, $365 63


$25,000 00


$19,451 20


114


Gas and Electricity, 152 68


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Janitor's Supplies,


68 60


230 46


Others Expenses-


Stationery, Printing, Postage,


$106 00


Telephones, ;


140 26


All Other,


43 31


289 57


Total Payments, 24,840 13


Balance to Excess and Deficiency,


$159 87


POLICE DEPARTMENT NEW UNIFORMS


Balance from 1923,


$140 25


Payments,


127 00


Balance Remaining


$13 25


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$30,769 00


Payments,


Salaries and Wages --


Salary of Chief,


$2,250 00


Assistant Chief, 2,091 45


Firemen (Regular)


16,129 56


Call Men,


3,236 67


Other Employees,


121 70


$23,829 38


518 31 Repairs, $161 86


115


Equipment and Repairs-


Apparatus,


$1,879 52


Hose, 1,681 11


Equipment for Men,


160 02


Fire Alarm,


317 49


Horse hire,


5 00


4,043 14


Hydrant Service-


New Hydrants,


$211 95


Repairs,


80 25


$292 20


Fuel and Light-


Coal and Wood,


$681 01


Gas and Electricity,


417 58


1,098 59


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds- Janitor's Supplies, $230 84


Repairs, 322 68


553 52


Other Expenses-


Stationery, Printing, Postage,


$246 89


Telephones,


75 23


Freight and Express,


42 47


All Other,


251 16


615 75


Total Payments, $30 432 58


Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $336 42


116


FIRE DEPARTMENT. NEW MOTOR APPARATUS.


Appropriation, Payments,


$10,000 00


Federal Truck with Cab,




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