Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1938, Part 24

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


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27.72


Printing


18.38


Auto Expense


327.21


Equipment


42.85


Telephone Toll Charge


.25


416.41


Total Payments


1,991.46


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$383.59


GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTH SUPPRESSION


Appropriation


$5,000.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages-


Superintendent


$1,433.33


Labor


2,257.39


Other Expenses-


Trucks


$345.63


Insecticides


564.16


Tools and Hardware


25.63


Transportation by Motor Boat


18.00


Auto and Sprayer Expense


313.53


Telephone


36.45


1,303.40


Total Payments 4,994.12


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$5.88


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


$2,500.00


Appropriation Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Tree Warden


$620.00


Labor


1,434.85


$2,054.85


$3,690.72


-191-


Other Expenses-


Trucks


$93.81


Insecticides


242.46


Tools and Hardware


34.06


Auto and Sprayer Expense


62.80


Telephone


6.86


All Other


3.92


443.81


Total Payments 2,498.76


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$1.24


FOREST WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$2,000.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


1,500.00


$3,500.00


Payments :


Salaries and Wages-


Warden


$300.00


Patrol and Emergency Fire Duty


225.62


Fighting Fires


1,846.64


Warden, Special Services


8.64


Clerical Assistance


96.00


2,476.90


Other Expenses-


Auto and Truck Hire


$522.40


Apparatus


283.24


Telephone


69.24


Food


40.51


Checks and Badges


53.25


Printing and Stationery


15.00


983.64


Total Payments 3,460.54


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$39.46


DOG OFFICER


Balance from 1938 Reimbursements from County


$1.50


987.00


988.50


-192-


Payments: Care, Custody and Destroying Dogs


$988.50


RIFLE RANGE


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14 Payments :


$300.00


Use of Range at Attleboro


$72.60


Use of Range at Hingham


38.47


Use of Range at Camp Curtis Guild


27.63


Transportation


101.00


Meals


33.15


Total Payments 272.85


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$27.15


INLAND FISHERIES


Appropriation


$300.00


Payments:


Yellow Perch


300.00


CULTIVATION, PROPAGATION AND PROTECTION OF SHELLFISH


$1,450.00


Appropriation Payments:


$1,300.00


Surveying


18.89


Boat Storage and Repairs


51.60


Gasoline and Oil


24.90


Printing


3.80


Total Payments 1,399.19


Balance to Exces and Deficiency


$50.81


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 465-14-2-937 CLAM PLANTING


Balance from 1938 $129.91


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation 100.00


$229.91


Payments: Equipment Gasoline and Oil


$148.72


5.43


$154.15


.


Salary of Supervisor


-193-


Return to W. P. A. Appropriation


75.76


$229.91


HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$18,000.00


Payments:


Salaries and Wages-


Clerical Assistance


$957.55


Other General Expenses-


Stationery, Postage


$109.61


Printing, Advertising


3.00


Telephones


96.15


Freight, Express


6.71


All Other


7.85


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases-


Medical Attendance


$266.64


Drugs, Medicines


14.52


Grocer.es, Provisions


2.94


Maintenance of Contagious Ward in Jordan Hospital


3,000.00


All Other


8.73


3,292.83


Tuberculosis -


Board and Care


$3,817.24


All Other


30.00


Vital Statistics-


Births


$38.75


Deaths


44.50


83.25


Other Expenses-


Plumbing Inspectors


$874.34


Fumigation and Disinfecting


260.00


New Inhalater


427.00


Inspection


1,570.00


Auto Hire


421.83


All Other


123.45


3,676.62


Inspection- Salary of Inspector of Meats


$800.00


Salary of Inspector of Milk


650.00


Expenses


114.40


1,564.40


223.32


3,847.24


-194-


Public Dump- Labor


$1,748.00


Expenses


19.10


1,767.10


Tuberculosis Dispensary-


Physician


$266.64


Rent


540.00


Light


44.54


Supplies


2.16


853.34


Dental Clinic-


Dental Supplies


$35.97


Dentists


780.00


815.97


Total Payments


17,081.62


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$918.38


HEALTH DEPARTMENT Piggery Maintenance and Operation and Collection of Garbage


Appropriation


$8,000.00


Payments: Salaries and Wages-


Clerical Assistance


$433.32


Labor


6,489.60


Other Expenses-


Rent of Piggery


500.00


Truck Expense


295.38


Gasoline and Oil


270.44


All Other


10.46


1,076.28


Total Payments 7,999.20


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$0.80


PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE


$10,987.59


Appropriation Payments: To Treasurer of Plymouth County (Assessment of 1938 Maintenance) 10,987.59


$6,922.92


-195-


DISTRICT NURSES


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Payments:


Services of District Nurse


$1,500.00


Services of Assistant Nurse


500.00


Total Payments $2,000.00


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS


Appropriation


$250.00


Payments:


Services of Inspector (Jan .- Mar.)


$99.99


Services of Inspector (Apr .- Dec.)


Total Payments $250.00


SEWERS


Appropriation


$2,500.00


Payments:


Labor


$2,289.90


Pipe


2.58


Brick and Cement


82.87


Manholes, Covers


23:88


Equipment


41.10


Lumber and Nails


25.74


Total Payments 2,466.07


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$33.93


INTERCEPTING SEWER


Appropriation


$100.00


Payments:


Expense of Acquiring Easements


$100.00


W. P. A. PROJECT No. 665-14-2-931 Nook Road Sewer


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation Payments:


$3,012.06


Trucks Pipe


$584.68 1,254.85


150.01


-196-


Brick


330.00


Cement


130.00


Grates, Frames, Steps


378.97


Equipment


86.11


Lumber and Nails


197.97


Dynamiting Rock


49.48


Total Payments


$3,012.06


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-20 Intercepting Sewer


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


$4,862.18


Payments:


Printing, Recording, Postage


$81.35


Engineering Services


396.47


Trucks


302.25


Pipe


480.51


Cement


128.75


Lumber and Nails


1,441.79


Tools and Equipment


913.38


Use of Moretrench Wellpoint Equipment


895.51


Gasoline and Oil


192.81


All Other


29.36


Total Payments $4,862.18


(Project continued in 1940)


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 465-14-1-562 Street Drainage


Balance from 1938


$216.69


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriaton


132.41


$349.10


Payments :


Trucks


$49.40


Brick


74.70


Damage Claim


225.00


Total Payments


$349.10


STREET CLEANING


Appropriation $4,500.00


-197-


Payments: Labor Equipment


$3,927.80 48.00


Total Payments


3,975.80


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$524.20


PUBLIC SANITARIES


Appropriation


$2,200.00


Payments:


Janitor


$500.00


Other Care and Labor


1,400.50


Supplies


213.41


Repairs


56.06


Total Payments


2,169.97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$30.03


MOSQUITO CONTROL WORK IN THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH


Appropriation


$500.00


Payments :


Treasurer of Commonwealth (Maintenance)


$500.00


ROADS AND BRIDGES


Appropriation


$42,000.00


Payments:


General Administration-


Superintendent


$2,500.00


Foreman


1,560.00


Clerical Assistance


1,040.00


Auto Allowance


416.00


Stationery and Postage


117.13


Telephones


171.30


Fuel and Light


159.40


All Other


34.00


$5,997.83


-198-


General Highway Expenditures-


Labor,


$19,292.57


Teams and Trucks


7,157.00


Stone, Gravel, etc.


328.75


Tar and Oil


212.38


Pipe and Cement


228.56


Equipment


2,191.68


Repairs


1,135.81


Gasoline and Motor Oil


1,498.04


Kerosene


221.04


Fuel and Light


56.25


Freight and Express


37.91


All Other


32.00


$32,391.99


Liability Insurance


2,112.56


Other Expenses-


Drinking Fountains


96.29


Street Signs


70.98


Traffic Signals


117.00


Fences


160.55


444.82


Total Payments


$40,947.20


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


1,052.80


HIGHWAY FUND, CHAP. 500, ACTS OF 1938


Fund from State August 31, 1938 $17,000.00


Transfers under Chapter 2, Acts of 1939: (Article 10, Annual Town Meeting, April 13, 1939)


Highway Construction and Reconstruction $16,250.00


Federal Furnace Road 750.00


$17,000.00


HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION


Balance from 1938 Appropriation April 13, 1939


$3,510.33


4,300.00


Transfer from Highway Fund


16,250.00


$24,060.33


-199-


Payments:


Labor


$5,786.70


Stone and Gravel


5,276.31


Tar


9,884.07


Use of Roller


70.75


Total Payments


21,017.83


Balance Remaining


3,042.50


HARD-SURFACING STREETS


Balance from 1938


$54.53


Appropriation


4,500.00


$4,554.53


Payments:


Labor


$3,016.15


Stone


199.70


Tar


1,333.23


All Other


5.41


Total Payments


4,554.49


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$0.04


FEDERAL FURNACE ROAD (For Relaying Defective Construction)


Grant from State


$454.61


Grant from County


435.42


Transfer from Town Appro.


19.18


Payments:


Labor


$340.50


Trucks


104.25


Tar


459.66


Cement


4.80


Total Payments


$909.21


FEDERAL FURNACE ROAD


Balance from 1938


$138.38


Grant from State, for 1938 Work


318.00


$456.38


$909.21


-200-


Less:


Transfer to above account


$19.18


Payment for land damage 11.80


30.98


$425.40


Transfer from Construction and Reconstruction


750.00


Grant from State


677.94


Grant from County


677.94


Payments


Labor


$748.90


Trucks


234.00


Gravel


349.20


Tar


1,547.73


Use and Moving of Grader


120.00


Total Payments


$2,999.83


Overdraft, awaiting reimbursement


$468.55


TAYLOR AVENUE EXTENSION


Balance Overdrawn in 1938


$294.28


Grant from County


$196.32


Grant from State


101.64


297.96


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$3.68


RIVER STREET IMPROVEMENT AND HARD-SURFACING


Appropriation March 27, 1937


$2,500.00


No payments


NEW WESTERLY WAY


Balance from 1937


$524.03


Payments:


Labor


348.70


Balance Remaining $175.33


$2,531.28


-201-


BROOKSIDE AVENUE IMPROVEMENT AND RESURFACING


Balance from 1935


$578.80


No Payments


OCEAN VIEW ROAD


Appropriation


Payments:


100.00


SIDEWALKS


Appropriation


$5,000.00


Payments:


Labor


$2,875.05


Stone Dust and Sand


760.76


Tar


1,308.30


Equipment


55.47


Total Payments 4,999.58


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$0.42


W. P. A. Project NO. 465-14-1-453 Farm to Market Roads


Balance from 1938


$61.53


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


4,758.67


Payments:


$4,050.51


Transportation


549.00


Labor


8.00


Tools and Equipment


212.69


Total Payments


$4,820.20


W. P. A. PROJECT NO: 65-1-14-490 Farm to Market Roads


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation Payments:


$233.73


Trucks


$176.80


Tools and Equipment


56.93


Total Payments


$233.73


(Project continued in 1940)


$4,820.20


Trucks


$100.00


Services for Acquiring Titles


-202-


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-1-283 Curbing


Balance from 1938


$419.76


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


5,252.21


$5,671.97


Payments:


Trucks


$1,469.65


Transportation


1,036.50


Watchman


10.00


Cement


2,715.25


Gravel


10.65


Tools and Equipment


200.09


Lumber and Nails


229.83


Total Payments $5,671.97


(Project continued in 1940)


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-375 Water Street Sidewalk and Steps


Balance from 1938


$53.84


Payments:


$18.20


Sand


30.30


Return to W. P. A. Appropriation


5.34


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-324 Bituminous Sidewalks


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


$7,674.88


Payments:


Trucks


$1,980.88


Transportation


592.00


Tar


3,936.89


Gravel


147.00


Mixer


769.00


Tools and Equipment


193.37


Lumber and Nails


42.74


Frame and Grate


13.00


Total Payments $7,674.88


(Project continued in 1940)


Trucks


$48.50


$53.84


-203-


W. P A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-519 Sea Wall at Town Wharf


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


$3,331.51


Payments:


Trucks


$1,345.32


Watchman


10.00


Gravel


28.00


Cement


130.00


Lumber and Nails


430.42


Tools and Equipment


519.38


Total Payments


$2,463.12


Balance Remaining


$868.39


SIDEWALKS: GRANOLITHIC


Balance from 1938


$377.11 2,000.00


Appropriation


$2,377.11


Payments:


Sidewalks (Contract)


$559.60


Curbing


676.66


Repairs


139.30


Total Payments


1,375.56


Balance Remaining


$1,001.55


SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL


Appropriation


$10,000.00


Payments:


Labor


$6,002.80


Teams and Trucks


1,038.47


Plowing


2,553.25


Sand


44.10


Equipment


417.03


Calcium Chloride


32.00


Total Payments


$10,087.65


Balance Overdrawn, to be appropriated by Town $87.65


-


-204-


STREET SPRINKLING


$1,000.00


Appropriation Payments:


Labor


$33.60


Calcium Chloride


952.60


Total Payments


$986.20


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$13.80


STREET LIGHTING


$20,000.00


Payments:


$6,236.27


Ordinary


11,155.06


Manomet


1,730.10


Cedarville


414.00


Range Lights


54.00


Plymouth Rock


36.00


Total Payments 19,625.43


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$374.57


HARBOR MASTER


Appropriation


$150.00


Payments:


Salary of Harbor Master


$150.00


TOWN WHARF MAINTENANCE AND CARETAKER


$960.00


Appropriation Payments:


Salary of Caretaker


$858.00


Equipment and Repairs


68.62


Labor, Cleaning up Ater Carnivals


28.00


Total Payments 954.62


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$5.38


Appropriation


Ornamental


-205-


IMPROVEMENTS IN PLYMOUTH HARBOR


Appropriation No Payments


$5,000.00


IMPROVEMENTS IN ELLISVILLE HARBOR


Appropriation from Excess and Deficiency Oct. 10 Payments:


$1,500.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


$1,500.00


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$80,000.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14


7,500.00


Income from Trust Funds


60.99


- $87,560.99


Payments:


General Administration-


Salary of Chairman


$50.00


Salary of Secretary


350.00


Salary of Supervisor


1,433.25


Salary of Investigator


366.67


Clerical Assistance


3,240.00


Janitor


405.00


Fuel and Light


255.47


Printing, Stationery, Postage


231.86


Telephone


105.90


All Other


480.95


$6,919.10


Infirmary


Salary of Superintendent


$728.00


Other Salaries and Wages


1,211.85


Groceries, Provisions


2,599.38


Dry Goods, Clothing


203.55


Repairs


94.46


Fuel and Light


687.80


Equipment


472.51


Ice


59.46


Medical Attendance


298.10


All Other


371.98


Outside Relief by Town-


Cash


$3,286.69


Rent


11,079.20


Groceries, Provisions


39,610.89


$6,727.09


-206-


Fuel


3,887.39


Dry Goods, Clothing


928.63


Medical Attendance


4,120.98


Burials


840.00


State Infirmary


584.07


Other State Institutions


337.21


Jordan Hospial


3,011.84


Other Institutions


2,188.14


All Other


461.31


$70,336.35


Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns- Cities


$450.91


Towns


2,041.10


$2,492.01


Total Payments $86,474.55


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$1,086.44


INCOME FROM JULIA P. ROBINSON FUND


Expended by the Board of Public Welfare for Inmates of Infirmary $7.54


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$10,000.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14 2,500.00


$12,500.00


Payments:


Cash $12,500.00


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN (From Federal Grants)


Federal Grants for Assistance $2,980.60


Federal Grants for Administration 344.42


$3,325.02


Payments: Administration-


Investigator and Supervisor $121.08


Clerical Assistance


198.00


$319.08


Assistance-


Cash 2,618.51


-207-


Total Payments


2,937.59


Balance Remaining


$387.43


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 465-14-3-678 Women's Sewing Project


Balance from 1938


$272.50


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


2,000.00


$2,272.50


Payments:


Rental of Machines


$129.75


Machine Repairs


5.35


Sewing Accessories


173.26


Equipment


9.44


Federal Government on Account of Material


1,650.00


Total Payments 1,967.80


Balance Remaining


$304.70


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-269 Household Aids


Balance from 1938


$29.17


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


273.65


$302.82


Payments:


Transportation


$299.82


All Other


3.00


Total Payments


$302.82


(Project continued in 1940)


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Appropriation April 13, 1939 $65,000.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14


3,500.00


$68,500.00


Payments: Administration-


Supervisor


Clerical Assistance


$765.00


432.00


-208-


Mileage


125.00


Stationery, Printing, Postage


46.47


$1,368.47


Aid-


Cash


$65,584.11


Medical Attendance


112.72


Hospitals


98.44


Nursing


30.50


Burials


900.00


Reimbursements-Other Towns


332.83


Reimbursements-Cities


62.50


All Other


5.48


$67,126.58


Total Payments 68,495.05


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$4.95


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE OLD AGE ASSISTANCE (From Federal Grants)


Federal Grants for Administration


$1,827.35


Federal Grants for Assistance


54,822.39


$56,649.74


Payments:


Administration-


Supervisor


$925.00


Clerical Assistance


522.00


Mileage


175.00


Travel Expenses


7.75


Stationery, Printing, Postage


134.87


All Other


32.70


Aid-


Cash


$53,987.07


Medical Attendance


32.02


Hospitals


53.50


Nursing


46.40


Burials


195.00


Reimbursements-Other Towns


20.00


All Other


.50


54,334.49


$1,797.32


-209-


Total Payments


56,131.81


Balance Remaining


$517.93


WIDOWS' ACCOUNT


Balance from 1938


$843.00


Income from Bank Stock


50.00


$893.00


Payments:


To Widows


22.00


Balance Remaining $871.00


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Appropriation April 13, 1939


$10,000.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Oct. 10


3,500.00


Appropriation from Excess and Def. Dec. 14 1,800.00


$15,300.00


Payments:


State Aid-


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner Military Aid-


$570.00


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner Soldiers' Burials


710.00


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner Soldiers' Relief-


92.00


Investigator


$260.00


Cash


9,668.75


Fuel


495.89


Groceries


250.66


Rent


1,228.00


Clothing and Shoes


106.89


Medical Attendance


1,679.65


All Other


49.75


13,739.59


Total Payments 15,111.59


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$188.41


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Appropriation Income from Trust Fund


$225,000.00


11.03


$225,011.03


-210-


Payments:


General Expenses-


Superintendent's Salary


$4,403.36


Clerk


1,434.21


Attendance Officer


600.00


Stationery, Postage, Printing


298.70


Telephone


135.77


Traveling Expenses


72.50


Automobile Expense


266.64


School Census


123.25


All Other


201.21


$7,535.64


Teachers' Salaries-


Day


$151,476.37


Evening


1,996.00


153,472.37


Text Books and Supplies-


Text and Reference Books


$3,357.93


Paper, Blank Books, etc.


3,590.00


Manual Training Supplies


915.77


Domestic Science Supplies


666.66


Athletic Supplies


313.08


Typewriters


483.63


All Other


9.50


9,336.57


Tuition- Transportation-


1,445.34


Automobiles (Pupils)


$17,293.80


Automobiles (Teachers)


247.10


17,540.90


Janitor's Service-


Day


$11,199.26


Evening


85.50


Watchmen, July 4


50.40


Snow Removal


29.10


11,364.26


Fuel and Light-


Coal and Wood


$5,555.09


Gas and Electricity


2,276.96


7,832.05


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Salary of Building Supervisor $2,347.88


Carpentry, Painting, Masonry 2,418.33


Heating, Plumbing, Wiring


1,919.30


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Building Material


207.80


Flags and Flagstaffs


54.48


Janitors' Supplies


704.14


Telephones


405.36


Ashes, etc. Removed


173.00


All Other


139.55


8,369.84


Furniture and Furnishings-


269.15


Rent-


270.00


Diplomas anod Graduation- Medical Inspection-


202.97


Physician


$1,709.92


Nurse and Assistant


2,509.92


Dental Nurse


1,519.84


Dental Clinic


710.64


All Other


487.49


6,937.81


Total Payments


224,576.90


Balance Reserved for Contract with


Stanley Newman Company


$432.50


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


1.63


Total Balance $434.13


STATE AIDED VOCATIONAL TRAINING (Smith-Hughes Funds for Teaching Pottery Making)


Balance from 1938


$76.00


Cash from State


824.00


$900.00


Payments: Salary of Pottery Instructor


$864.00


Balance Remaining


$36.00


STATE VOCATIONAL HOUSEHOLD ARTS


Cash from State Payments:


$195.28


Travel


23.50


Balance Remaining


$171.78


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W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-106 Nutrition Project for Undernourished Children Balance from 1938 $315.43


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


2,741.63


$3,057.06


Payments:


Services of Dietician


$100.00


Rent


120.00


Delivering Lunches


301.50


Provisions


2,023.24


Ice


32.40


Utensils


168.13


Gas


131.92


Plumbing


98.83


Lighting Fixtures and Labor


11.10


Supplies and Sundries


69.94


Total Payments


$3,057.06


(Project continued in 1940)


PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY


Appropriation, Including 1938 Dog Tax


$8,850.00


Income from Gates Fund 55.38


$8,905.38


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$2,000.00


Assistants


3,720.00


Janitor


600.00


$6,320.00


Books and Periodicals-


Books


$1,847.12


Bindings


104.31


Stationery and Printing


70.19


2,021.62


Other Expenses-


Fuel and Light


$533.91


Telephone


18.60


All Other


11.25


563.76


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Total Payments


$8,905.38


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LORING READING ROOM BRANCH


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$572.00


Assistant


275.50


Janitor


247.40


$1,094.90


Books and Periodicals-


Books


$921.18


Bindings


76.35


Stationery and Printing


220.02


1,217.55


Other Expenses-


Fuel and Light


$206.02


Dictionary Holder


7.25


Telephone.


25.61


All Other


2.06


240.94


Total Payments 2,553.39


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$446.61


MANOMET PUBLIC LIBRARY


Appropriation


$750.00


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$300.00


Janitor


75.00


375.00


Books and Periodicals-


263.21


Other Expenses-


Fuel and Light


$48.00


Chimney Repairs


29.74


Fire Insurance


27.52


All Other


6.53


111.79


Total Payments


$750.00


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PARK DEPARTMENT


Appropriation Income from Fund


$9,700.00


60.45


$9,760.45


Payments:


Parks and Gardens-


Superintendent


$1,560.00


Labor


1,655.04


Clerical Assistance


134.32


Supplies


352.58


Equipment


172.58


Repairs


170.26


Auto Expense


477.16


Lights


72.96


Trees


14.10


All Other


6.65


$4,615.65


Public Playgrounds-


Caretakers


$311.50


Labor


703.91


Supplies


6.40


Equipment


285.36


Repairs


257.68


Lights


20.48


1,585.33


Bathing Beaches and Camping Places-


Caretakers


$1,865.41


Labor


798.18


Supplies


84.93


Equipment


77.66


Repairs


455.63


Lights


230.12


Telephones


39.76


3,551.69


Total Payments 9,752.67


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$7.78


NEW FENCE AT VETERANS FIELD


Appropriation


$500.00


Payments: Fence Erected $500.00


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W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-1-302 Hurricane Damage


Balance from 1938


$140.22


Return to W. P. A. Appropriation


$140.22


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-913 Morton Park


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


6,563.53


Payments :


Trucks


$5,362.34


Use of Tractor


38.00


Tools and Equipment


182.79


Loam, Gravel and Clay


980.40


Total Payments $6,563.53


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-312 Recreation Project


Balance from 1938


$42.53


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


100.00


142.53


Payments :


Supplies


$101.78


Rental of Town Hall


35.00


Police Service


3.00


Total Payments


139.78


Balance Remaining 2.75


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-841 Nook Road Playground


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


$1,519.50


Payments:


$1,239.57


Lumber


3,61


Equipment


276.32


Total Payments


$1,519.50


Trucks


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W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-450 Nook Farm Playground


$1,006.20


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation Payments:


Trucks


$469.32


Use of Power Shovel


501.48


Equipment


Total Payments $1,006.20


(Project continued in 1940)


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 665-14-2-372 Information Booth


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation Payments:


$455.85


Architect's Services


$250.00


Trucks


73.45


Lumber


127.60


Equipment


4.80


Total Payments $455.85


W. P. A. ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT


Balance from 1938


$543.19


Transfer from W. P. A. Appropriation


6,000.00


$6,543.19


Payments:


Co-ordinator


$1,170.00


Assistant Co-ordinator


325.00


Services on Sewer Data


100.00


Special Engineering


618.30


Mileage


435.96


Traveling Expenses


20.45


Paper Drinking Cups for All Projects


223.25


Supplies, Equipment, Repairs


107.96


Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper and Twine for Commissary,


177.15


Trucking Commodities


97.43


Assessment for Administration of Commodities


536.72


Coal, Ice and Cold Storage


364.30


Transportation of Workers


486.00


Gasoline and Tires for State Guard Camp


653.04


35.40


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Telephone (in lieu of Transportation of Workers) 138.35 Contribution to Historical Records Survey 15.00


All Other 27.30


Total Payments 5,496.21


Balance Remaining


$1,046.98


. SEXTON


Appropriation


$200.00


Payments:


Salary of Sexton


$200.00


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


Payments:


368.96


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$31.04


ARMISTICE DAY


Appropriation $250.00


Payments:


Post 40 American Legion Band


$132.00


Other Expenses


84.38


Total Payments


216.38


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$33.62


JULY FOURTH


Appropriation


$500.00


Payments:


Fireworks


$250.00


Bonfire


50.00


Transportation of Tank Company


50.00


Bands


125.00


Prizes


24.75


Total Payments


499.75


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$ .25


Observance of Memorial Day


$400.00


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OLD HOME DAY


$150.00


Payments:


Typing, Stationery and Postage


$69.50


Lighting and Piano Moving Expense


17.50


Music Sheets


24.72


Turkeys


16.00


Other Expenses


22.28


Total Payments $150.00


CONVENTION EXPENSES Clause 37, Section 5, Chapter 40


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Payments:


United American Veterans' Convention-


Music


$250.00


Badges


125.00


All Other


25.00


$400.00


Firemen's Convention-


Music


$115.00


Other Entertainment


160.00


All Other


37.75


312.75


Other Expenses-


Souvenirs and Entertainment for Guests


45.40


Total Payments


758.15


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$241.85


PENSIONS TO FAMILIES OF MEN KILLED IN FOREST FIRE


Balance from 1938


$300.00


Appropriation


300.00


$600.00


Payments: Widow of Herbert R. Benton


$300.00


Parents of James H. Devitt


300.00


Total Payments


$600.00


Appropriation


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PENSIONS FOR TOWN LABORERS


Appropriation $3,280.00


Payments:


To six men retired from Town Departments


2,763.50


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$516.50


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS EXPENSES FOR ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATION


Appropriation $100.00


Payments:


Treasurer, Contributory Retirement System $100.00


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS CONTRIBUTION FROM TOWN FOR PENSIONS


Appropriation $8,401.75


Payments:


Treasurer, Contributory Retirement System -


$8,401.75


MUNICIPAL ADVERTISING


Balance from 1938 $329.28


Payments:


Information Booth, Paint and Signs


$279.50


Song Sheets for Pilgrims' Progress


24.00


Dinner for Convention Committee


25.00


All Other


.78


Total Payments $329.28


OBTAINING INFORMATION RELATIVE TO DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL INDUSTRIES


Balance from 1938 $1,865.93


No Payments


SEWER COMMITTEE EXPENSE


Appropriation No Payments


$250.00


3


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INSURANCE ON ALL TOWN PROPERTY


$8,158.00


Appropriation Payments:


Premium, Insurance in Stock Companies $4,116.00


Premium, Insurance in Mutual Companies


3,598.14


Total Payments


7,714.14


Balance Remaining


$443.86


REPAIRS TO PLYMOUTH MILLS BUILDINGS


Appropriation from Excess and Deficiency Oct. 10


$260.00


Payments :


Repairs per Contract


259.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$1.00


MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Payments:


Legislative --


Moderator


$50.00


Advisory and Finance Committee Secretary


100.00


Printing, Stationery


97.65


Repairs


10.00


Sewer Committee Expenses


76.49


Certification of Notes


32.00


Dog Officer, Services on Dog Warrant


26.25


Seal Bounty


20.00


Town Float Expenses


123.15


Town Mooring Expenses


23.65


Skiff for Harbor Master


40.00




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