Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1938, Part 23

Author: Plymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1938
Publisher: Plymouth [Mass.] : Avery & Doten
Number of Pages: 922


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1. DEPARTMENTAL


la. General Government


Legislative-


1. Aldermen and Council; Moderator


a. Salaries and Wages $150.00


b. Other Expenses 184.14


Executive-


2. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen


a. Salaries and Wages 3,295.00


b. Other Expenses 867.54


Financial-


3. Auditor, Accountant and Auditing


a. Salaries and Wages 3,070.00


b. Other Expenses .


345.97


c. State Audit 1938 1,555.35


4. Treasurer


a. Salaries and Wages


2,249.00


b. Other Expenses 636.86


5. Collector


a. Salaries and Wages 2,540.00


b. Other Expenses 1,455.00


6. Assessors


Salaries and Wages 6,167.51


Other Expenses 530.09


7. License Commissioners a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


8. Other Finance Offices and Accounts


a. Sinking Fund Commissioners


b. Miscellaneous 32.00


Other General Departments-


9. Law


a. Salaries and Wages 1,160.00


b. Other Expenses 58.21


General Government forward $24,296.67


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$839,134.39


General Government forward $253.05


46. City or Town Clerk


47. City Messenger 48. Public Works


49. Engineering


50. Superintendent of Buildings


51. Election and Registration


52. Supply


53. Other General Departments


Municipal Buildings-


54. City or Town Hall


2,303.50


Total, General Government


$2,556.55


$2,556.55


Total forward $841,690.94


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses


Outlays


Total


General Government forward


$24,296.67


10. City or Town Clerk a. Salaries and Wages


1,376.00


b. Other Expenses 123.69


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 678.00


b. Other Expenses 20.09


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


15. Election and Registration


a. Salaries and Wages 1,321.45


b. Other Expenses 673.65


16. Supply Department a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses


17. Other General Departments 112.11


Municipal Buildings-


18. City or Town Hall


a. Salaries and Wages 3,994.50


b. Other Expenses


3,947.71 $325.59


Total, General Government


$36,543.87


$325.59 $36,869.46


Total forward


$36,869.46


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward 8b. Protection of Persons and Property


$841,690.94


Police Department-


55. Services of Officers


56. Sale of Materials


57. Miscellaneous $36.00


Fire Department-


58. Sale of Materials


59. Miscellaneous


Militia-


60. Armories


61. Rifle Ranges


Inspection-


62. Buildings and Storage Spaces


63. Wires


64. Sealing of Weights and Measures 338.39


Forestry-


65. Insect Pest Extermination


66. Planting and Trimming Trees


67. Forest Fires 137.77


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


68. Bounties 25.00


69. Dog officer, from County 987.00


Total, Protection of Persons and Property $1,524.16 $1,524.16


Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$843,215.10


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Total forward


Expenses Outlays Total $36,869.46


1b. Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department-


19. Salaries and Wages


$30,008.10


20. Equipment 2,215.83


21. Fuel and Light


727.57


22. Maintenance of Buildings


- and Grounds 277.88


23. New Buildings


24. Other Expenses 345.82


Fire Department-


25. Salaries and Wages


36,407.23


26. Equipment 3,450.54


27 Hydrant Service


28. Fuel and Light


1,205.58


29. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds 1,493.47


30. New Buildings


31. Other Expenses


663.08


Militia-


32. Armories


33. Rifle Ranges


272.80


Inspection-


34. Buildings and Storage Spaces 199.80


35. Wires


36. Sealing of Weights and Measures 1,991.46


Forestry-


37. Insect Pest Extermination 4,994.12


38. Planting and Trimming Trees 2,498.76


39. Forest Fires 3,460.54


Other Protection of Persons and Property-


40. Bounties 20.00


41. Fish Wardens


1,853.34


42. Miscellaneous 1,014.75


Total, Protection of Persons and Property $93,100.72 $93,100.72


Total forward


$129,970.18


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts Total forward 8c. Health and Sanitation 1


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$843,215.10


Health-


70. Quarantine and Contagious Hospitals $1,314.22


71. Tuberculosis 1,531.13


72. Miscellaneous


73. Inspection of School Children 141.55 (Including Dental Clinic)


Sanitation-


74. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 31.00


75. Sewer Construction


76. Refuse and Garbage Disposal 849.50


77. Street Cleaning


Other Health and Sanitation-


78. Public Sanitary Stations


70.65


Total, Health and Sanitation


$3,938.05


$3,938.05


Total forward $847,153.15


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward 1c. Health and Sanitation


Expenses


Outlays


Total


$129,970.18


Health-


43. General Administration $1,180.87


44. Quarantine and Contagious Hospitals


3,292.83


45. Tuberculosis


15,688.17


46. Vital Statistics


83.25


47. Other Expenses


5,553.17


48. Inspection


a. School Children


7,753.78


b. Animals 250.00


c. Meat and Provisions 800.00


d. Milk and Vinegar


764.40


e. Shell-fish Chlorination


Sanitation ---


49. Sewer Maintenance and Operation 2,466.07


50. Metropolitan Sewer Maintenance


51. Sewer Construction $8,323.34


52. Refuse and Garbage Disposal 9,889.75


53. Street Cleaning 3,975.80


Other Health and Sanitation-


54. Sanitaries and Convenience Stations 2,169.97


55. Care of Brooks and Streams


56. Mosquito Nuisance 500.00


Total, Health and Sanitation $54,368.06 $8,323.34 $62,691.40


Total forward


$192,661.58


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RECEIPTS


Revenue for Offsets to Outlays Total


Sources of Receipts Total forward 8d. Highways 80. General $19.00


$847,153.15


a. State and County, joint Maintenance


81. Construction


a. State and County, joint Construction $2,861.87


82. Sidewalks and Curbing


83. Snow and Ice Removal


84. Sprinkling


a. Water b. Other


85. Lighting


86. Miscellaneous 8.00


$27.00


$2,861.87


2,888.87


Total, Highways 8e. Charities


87. Infirmary, or Town Farm


a. Sale of Produce and Stock


b. Board c. Miscellaneous


$470.00


60.00


88. Reimbursements for Relief


a. From Individuals 12.70


b. From Cities and Towns 6,321.66


c. From the State 11,959.93


89. Reimbursements for Aid to Dependent Children


a. From Individuals


b. From Cities and Towns


c. From the State 4,154.41


90. Reimbursement for Old Age Assistance


a. From Individuals 213.98


b. From the State 44,795.64 (See Refund)


c. From Cities and Towns 830.60


91. Municipal General Hospitals


92. Miscellaneous


Total, Charities $68,818.92 $68,818.92


Total forward


$918,860.94


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Expenses


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward


Expenses


Outlays


Total


$192,661.58


1d. Highways


57. General Administration $5,997.83


58. General Highway Expendi- tures 39,719.03


59. Construction


$29,941.86


60. Sidewalks and Curbing 4,999.58


14,722.41


61. Snow and Ice Removal 10,087.65


62. Sprinkling


a. Water b. Other


986.20


63. Lighting


19,625.43


64. Other Expenses


a. Signs, Guide Boards, Street Numbering 70.98


b. Traffic Guides and Beacons 683.12


c. Harbor Master, Town Float, Sea Wall 433.09 4,011.62


Total, Highway $82,602.91 $48,675.89 $131,278.80


le. Charities


65. General Administration $10,403.97


66. Infirmary or Town Farm 6,734.63


67. Outside Relief by City or Town 71,511.95


68. Relief Reimbursed to Cities and Towns 2,492.01


69. Aid to Dependent Children


a. Relief by City or Town 15,118.51 b. Relief Reimbursed to Cities and Towns


70. Old Age Assistance


. a. Relief by City or Town 121,045.74


b. Reimbursed to Cities and Towns 415.33


71. Municipal General Hospitals


72. Other Expenses, including District Nurses 2,292.62


Total, Charities


$230,014.76


$230,014.76


Total forward


$553,955.14


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts Total forward


8f. Soldiers' Benefits


93. State Aid


$660.00


94. Military Aid 218.75


95. Soldiers' Burials


100.00


96. Soldiers' Relief


Total, Soldiers' Benefits $978.75 978.75


8g. Schools


97. Tuition and Transportation, State Wards $1,037.40


98. Other Tuition 4,293.47


99. Sale of Text Books and Supplies


339.46


100. Miscellaneous 171.30


Total, Schools $5,841.63 5,841.63


8h. Libraries 101. Fines, Rentals and Sales 102. Miscellaneous


Total, Libraries


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$918,860.94


Total forward, $925,681.32


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward


Expenses


Outlays


Total


$553,955.14


1f. Soldiers' Benefits


73. General Administration


$260.00


74. State Aid


570.00


75. Military Aid


710.00


76. Soldiers' Burials


92.00


77. Soldiers' Relief 13,479.59


Total, Soldiers' Benefits $15,111.59


15,111.59


1g. Schools


78.


General Expenses


a. Administrative Salaries


$4,403.36


b. Other General Salaries 4,382.09


c. Other General Expenses


1,098.07


79. Teachers' Salaries


154,336.37


80. Text Books and Supplies


9,336.57


81. Tuition


1,445.34


82. Transportation


17,293.80


83. Support of Truants


84. Janitors' Services


11,284.76


85. Fuel and Light


7,832.05


86. Maintenance, Buildings and Grounds 6,101.46


87. New Buildings


88. Furniture and Furnishings


269.15


89. Rent 270.00


90. Other Expenses 3,530.63


Total, Schools $221,583.65


221,583.65


1h. Libraries


91. Salaries and Wages


$7,789.90


92. Books, Periodicals, etc.


3,031.51


93. Binding


180.66


94. Fuel and Light


787.93


95. Buildings


96. Other Expenses


418.77


Total, Libraries 12,208.77 12,208.77


Total forward,


$802,859.15


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Expenses Outlays Total


Total forward


8i. Recreation


103. Parks and Gardens


104. Golf Courses


{


$28.86


105. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


106. Bathhouses and Beaches 3,173.40


107.


Celebrations and Entertain-


ments


Revenue for Offsets to


$925,681.32


Total, Recreation $3,202.26 3,202.26


Total forward, $928,883.58


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward,


Expenses


Outlays


Total


$802,859.15


1i. Recreation


97. General Administration a. Salaries and Wages $1,694.32


b. Other Expenses 477.16


98. Parks and Gardens


a. Salaries and Wages 1,655.04


b. Improvements and Additions


c. Metropolitan Park Maintenance


d. Other Expenses 7,352.66


99. Golf Courses a. Salaries and Wages b. Improvements and Additions


c. Other Expenses


100. Playgrounds and Gymnasia


a. Salaries and Wages 1,015.41


b. Improvements and Additions (W. P. A.) $3,025.70


c. Other Expenses 709.70


101. Bathhouses and Beaches


a. Salaries and Wages 2,663.59


b. Improvements and Additions c. Other Expenses 888.10


102. Celebrations and Entertainments


a. Fourth of July 499.75


b. Labor Day


c. Band Concerts


d. All Other 1,393.68


Total, Recreation $18,349.41 $3,025.70 21,375.11


Total forward


$824,234.26


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$928,883.58


8j. Pensions 108.


Total, Pensions


8k. Unclassified 109. Receipts not Previously Recorded a. Municipal Airports b. c. d.


Total, Unclassified Total forward


$928,883.58


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward


Expenses Outlays Total


$824,234.26


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1j. Pensions


103. Retirement made from :-


a. Fire Department $1,027.00


b. Highway Department 2,139.50


c. Park Department 624.00


d. Special 600.00


e, f, g, h, i, j, k, 1


104.


Appropriation Paid to Re-


tirement Fund


8,501.75


Total, Pensions 12,892.25


12,892.25


1k. Unclassified


105. Damages to Persons and Property $17.00


106.


Memorial Day


368.96


107. City and Town Clocks


227.54


108. Seaching Parties


109. Municipal Airports


110. Payments not Previously Recorded


a. Printing City or Town Reports 1,174.76


b. Sexton


200.00


c. Recording 96.40


d. Veterans' Headquarters


118.00


e. Fire Insurance, All Town Property 7,714.14


f. Administration, etc. W. P. A. 4,320.61


g. All Other, Unclassified 867.87


Total, Unclassified $15,105.28 15,105.28


Total forward


$852,231.79


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts Total forward


Revenue for Offsets to


Expenses Outlays Total


$928,883.58


9. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


110. Electric a. Sale of Light and Power b. Miscellaneous


111. Gas


a. Sale of Gas


b. Sale of By-products (coke tar, etc.)


c. Miscellaneous


112. Water


a. Sale of Water $46,339.54


b. Miscellaneous 160.75


113. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves 2,391.58


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries 371.12


f. Miscellaneous 150.00


Total, Public Service Enterprises $49,412.99 49,412.99


10. CEMETERIES


114. Sale of Lots and Graves $1,215.94


115. Care of Lots and Graves 2,859.33


116. Care of Endowed Lots (Int. on Funds) 4,917.88


117. Miscellaneous


Total, Cemeteries


$8,993.15


8,993.15


11. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS


118. 119. 120.


Total, Administration of Trust Funds


Total forward


$987,289.72


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Total forward


Expenses Outlays Total $852,231.79


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 $23,838.83 $1,000.00


b. Metropolitan Water Maintenance


c. Construction 5,853.18


114. All Other


a. Markets


b. Public Scales


c. Docks and Wharves 954.62


d. Ferries


e. Herring and Alewife Fisheries 237.30


f. Town Forest 896.93


g. Plymouth Mills Building Repairs 446.50


Total, Public Service Enterprises $26,374.18 $6,853.18 33,227.36


3. CEMETERIES


115. Maintenance $16,421.62


116. Improvements and Additions 1,724.07


Total, Cemeteries $16,421.62 $1,724.07 18,145.69


4. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST FUNDS


117. 118.


119.


Total, Administration of Trust Funds


Total forward


$903,604.84


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts Total forward


Revenue for Expenses Indebtedness Total


$987,289.72


12. INTEREST


121. On Deposits


122. On Deferred Taxes $5,621.32


123. On Deferred Special Assessments


124. On Sinking Funds


125. On Investment Funds 100.00


126. On Public Trust Funds


a. Charity 68.53


b. School


11.03


c. Library 55.38


d. Cemetery (General Care) 39.46


e. All Other-Parks 60.45


127. Miscellaneous


Total, Interest


$5,956.17


5,956.17


13. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


128. Anticipation Revenue Loans $400,000.00


129. Anticipation Serial Debt and Other Temporary Loans


130. Loans, General Purposes


131. Loans, Public Service Enterprises


132. Loans, Cemeteries


133. Loans, Tax Titles


134. Tax Title Loans Refunded


135. Premiums


136. Unpaid Warrants or Orders, Current Year


Total, Municipal Indebtedness


$400,000.00 400,000.00


Total forward


$1,393,245.89


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Expenses Indebtedness Total


Total forward


$903,604.84


5. INTEREST


120.


Anticipation Revenue Loans $414.41


121.


Other Temporary Loans


122. Loans, Tax Titles


123. Loans, General Purposes 6,632.50


124.


Loans, Public Service


Enterprises 1,381.25


125. Loans, Cemeteries


126. Metropolitan Requirements


a. Sewer b. Park c. Water


127. State or County Assessment


128.


All Other


Total, Interest


$8,428.16


8,428.16


6. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


129. Anticipation Revenue Loans $350,000.00


130. Other Temporary Loans


131. Bonds and Notes from Sinking Funds


a. General b. Public Service Enterprises


c. Cemeteries


132. Bonds and Notes from Revenue


a. General $28,500.00


b. Public Service


Enterprises


15,000.00


c. Cemeteries


d. Tax Title Redemptions paid State


133. Tax Title Loans Refunded


134. Metropolitan Debt Requirements


a. Sewer


b. Park


c. Water


135. State or County Assessment


136. Warrants or Orders, Previous Years


Total, Municipal Indebtedness $43,500.00 $350,000.00 393,500.00


Total forward


$1,305,533.00


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Non-Revenue Total


Total forward


$1,393,245.89


14. SINKING FUNDS


From Commissioners for Loans for-


137. General Purposes


138. Public Service Enterprises


139. Cemeteries


Total, Sinking Funds


15. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


Temporary Accounts


Agency-


140. Taxes


a. State Included


b. County in


c. General Receipts


141. Beverage Licenses for the State


142. Reimbursements, Grade Crossings


143. All Other-Dog Licenses and Sales $2,206.00


Trust-


144. Perpetual Care Funds 1,500.00


1,775.00


145. Pension and Retirement Funds


146. Other Public Trust Funds


147. Income for Investment


148. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Investment-


149. Sinking Fund Securities


150. Investment Fund Securities


Total, Agency, Trust and


Investment


$5,481.00


5,481.00


Total forward


$1,398,726.89


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments


Total forward


From From Non-


Revenue Revenue Total $1,305,533.00


7. SINKING FUNDS


To Commissioners for Debt-


137. From Taxes, Earnings, etc.


138. From Special Assessments


139. From Sale of Real Estate, etc.


Total, Sinking Funds


8. AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


Temporary Accounts and


Agency ---


140. Taxes


a. State


$62,056.62


b. County c.


38,154.23


141. Beverage Licenses to the State


142. Abolition of Grade Crossings


143. All Other 2,206.00


Trust-


144. Perpetual Care Funds $ 1,500.00


1


1,775.00


145. Pensions and Retirements


146. Other Public Trust Funds


147. Income Invested


148. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Investment-


149. Sinking Fund Securities


150. Investment Fund Securities


Total, Agency, Trust and Investment


$105,691.85


105,691.85


Total forward


$1,411,224.85


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RECEIPTS


Sources of Receipts


Total forward 1


1


$1,398,726.89


16. REFUNDS


151. Taxes


152. Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


153. Licenses


154. Special Assessments


155. General Departments


$614.87


156. Public Service Enterprises


77.71


157. Cemeteries


158. Accrued Interest


159. All Other


Total, Refunds $692.58 692.58


17. TRANSFERS


160. Departmental


a. Fire Dept. from Forest Warden $2.65


b. Town House from Public Sanitaries 15.80


c. from


d.


from


e. from


f.


from


g.


from


h.


from


i.


from


j.


from


Total, Transfers $18.45 18.45


18. BALANCES $83,701.24


161. General


162. Sinking Fund


163. Investment Fund


164. Perpetual Care Fund


165. Pension and Retirement Fund


166. Other Public Trust Fund


167. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash Beginning of Year $83,701.24 83,701.24


Grand Total Receipts and Cash on Hand


$1,483,139.16


Accounts and Cash Balances Total


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PAYMENTS


Objects of Payments Total forward


Temporary Accounts Cash Balances Total $1,411,224.85


9. REFUNDS


151. Taxes


$574.93


152. Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


100.80


153. Licenses


3.00


154. Special Assessments


155. General Departments


614.87


156. Public Service Enterprises


77.71


157. Cemeteries


158. Accrued Interest


2,578.65


159. Old Age Assistance Reimbursement (Town of Plympton check sent in error to Plymouth)


Total, Refunds $3,949.96 3,949.96


· 10. TRANSFERS


160. Departmental


a. Forest Warden to Fire Dept. $2.65


b. Public Sanitaries to Town House


c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j,


15.80


Total, Transfers $18.45 18.45


11. BALANCES


$67,945.90


161. General 162. Sinking Fund


163. Investment Fund


164. Perpetual Care Fund


165. Pension and Retirement Fund


166. Other Public Trust Fund


167. Private Trust Funds and Accounts


Total Cash, End of Year $67,945.90 67,945.90


Grand Total Payments and Cash on Hand


$1,483,139.16


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SCHEDULE B


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


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$3,900.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


150.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14 125.00


$4,175.00


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Chairman


$1,200.00


Other Selectmen


600.00


Clerk


1,105.00


Clerical Assistance


390.00


$3,295.00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$186.11


Printing and Advertising


452.73


Traveling and Lunches


205.95


Service on Dog Warrant


8.75


All Other


14.00


867.54


Total Payments 4,162.54


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$12.46


ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$3,450.00


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Town Accountant


$2,680.00


Clerical Assistance


390.00


$3,070.00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$321.97


Printing and Advertising


24.00


345.97


Total Payments $3,415.97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $34.03


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TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$2,850.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


50.00


$2,900.00


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Town Treasurer


Clerical Assistance


$1,560.00 689.00


2,249.00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$305.76


Surety Bond


233.50


Burglary & Hold-up Insurance


97.60


Total Payments


2,885.86


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$14.14


TAX COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation $4,000.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages-


Collector


$1,740.00


Clerical Assistance


800.00


$2,540.00


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$693.80


Printing and Advertising


284.20


Surety Bond


477.00


1,455.00


Total Payments 3,995.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $5.00


ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$5,500.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


1,200.00


$6,70000.


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Chairman


$1,960.00


Other Assessors


3,200.00


636.86


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Assistant Assessors


244.20


Clerical Assistance


763.31


$6,167.51


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


205.41


Printing and Advertising


56.50


Assessors' Expenses


68.75


Assistant Assessors' Expenses


10.18


Abstracting Titles


141.75


All Other


47.50


530.09


Total Payments 6,697.60


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$2.40


LAW DEPARTMENT


Appropriation $1,500.00


Payments:


Salary of Town Counsel


$100.00


Legal Services


1,060.00


$1,160.00


Other Expenses-


Jury List


$6.75


Land Court Fees


23.00


All Other


28.46


58.21


Total Payments 1,218.21


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$281.79


TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation April 13, 1939 $1,400.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


100.00


Payments : Salaries and Wages-


Salary of Town Clerk


$100.00


Fees for Recording


582.00


Clerical Assistance


689.00


Services at Town Election


5.00


$1,376.00


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$1,500.00


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Other Expenses-


$108.69


Stationery and Postage Surety Bond All Other


7.50


7.50


123.69


Total Payments


1,499.69


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$ .31


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation $700.00


Payments:


Salary of Town Engineer


$600.00


Labor, Surveying, Drafting


78.00


$678.00


Other Expenses-


Stationery, and Supplies


$12.59


Town Engineer's Expense


7.50


20.09


Total Payments 698.09


$1.91


PLANNING BOARD


Appropriation


$150.00


Payments:


Labor, Surveying, Drafting


$84.71


Other Expenses-


All Other


27.40


Total Payments


$112.11


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$37.89


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Payments :


Salaries and Wages-


Registrars


$194.95


Clerk


100.00


Election Officers


430.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


2


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Listing


374.00


Clerical Assistance


222.50


$1,321.45


Other Expenses-


Stationery and Postage


$153.80


Printing and Advertising


453.75


64.10


Meals All Other


2.00


673.65


Total Payments $1,995.10


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$4.90


TOWN HOUSE MAINTENANCE


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$2,200.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


100.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages-


Janitor


$768.00


Substitute Janitor


32.00


Other Expenses-


Fuel


$375.18


Lighting


285.55


Janitors' Supplies


192.45


Repairs


42.87


Telephones


201.82


Steel Filing Cabinet, Desk,


325.59


All Other


73.41


1,496.87


Total Payments 2,296.87


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$3.13


TOWN HALL MAINTENANCE


Appropriation $6,000.00


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


$2,300.00


$800.00


Tables and Chairs


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Custodian


Assistant Custodian


$1,716.00 1,404.00 74.50


Labor


$3,194.50


Other Expenses


Fuel


$1,159.51


Light and Power


561.44


Janitors' Supplies


197:60


Repairs


727.34


Telephone


45.02


All Other


85.52


2,776.43


Total Payments


5,970.93


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$29.07


TOWN HALL FURNISHINGS


Balance from 1938


$306.80


No Payments


MEMORIALS FOR TOWN MEMORIAL BUILDING


Balance from 1938


$1,235.01


No Payments


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$33,853.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages


Chief


$2,899.25


Sergeants


5,879.06


Patrolmen


18,564.96


Special Officers


2,401.89


Janitor


254.64


All Other


8.30


$30,008.10


Transportation-


Auto and Motorcycle Expense


$1,491.15


New Car


126.00


Equipment and Repairs- New Equipment


$435.45


Repairs


163.23


1,617.15


598.68


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Fuel and Light-


Fuel Oil 454.90


Gas and Electricity


272.67


- Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Repairs


149.98


Janitor's Supplies


74.65


Laundry


10.73


All Other


42.52


277.88


Other Expenses-


Stationery, Printing, Postage


$130.35


Telephone


170.12


All Other


45.35


345 82


Traffic Signs and Street Marking-


Painting on Streets


$93.00


Traffic Paint


114.71


Signs


69.62


277.33


Total Payments


33,852.53


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$ .47


TRAFFIC SIGNALS


Appropriation


Payments:


$278.68


Repairs and Lamps


10.11


Total Payments


288.79


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$11.21


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$44,254.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages-


Chief


$2,900.00


Assistant Chief


2,331.84


Firemen (Regular)


28,035.80


Call Men


3,032.36


Other Employees


107.23


$36,407.23


727.57


$300.00


Electricity


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Equipment and Repairs-


Apparatus


$1,820.58


Hose


705.00


Equipment for Men


272.48


Fire Alarm


485.10


Radio


167.38


3,450.54


Fuel and Light-


Fuel Oil


$707.63


Gas and Electricity


497.95


1,205.58


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Janitor's Supplies


$212.88


Repairs


927.92


Dormitory


115.23


New Furnishings


237.44


1,493.47


Other Expenses-


Printing, Stationery, Postage


$280.53


Telephone


219.58


Freight, Express


22.85


All Other


140.12


To pension of one man retired from Departmen 1,027.00


Total Payments 44,246.90


Balance to Excess and Defiency


$7.10


INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS


Appropriation $200.00


Payments:


Salary of Inspector


$190.00


Printing and Postage


9.80


Total Payments


199.80


Balance to Excess and Deficiency .20


SEALING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Appropriation Appropriation for Unpaid 1938 Salary


$2,200.00


175.05


$2,375.05


663.08


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Payments: Salaries and Wages- Balance of 1938 Salary Salary of Sealer


$175.05 1,400.00


$1,575.05


Other Expenses-


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