Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1941, Part 26

Author: Plymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1941
Publisher: Plymouth [Mass.] : Avery & Doten
Number of Pages: 956


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INLAND FISHERIES


$300.00


APPROPRIATION Payments: Yellow Perch $300.00


CULTIVATION, PROPAGATION AND PROTECTION OF SHELLFISH


APPROPRIATION


$1,425.00


Payments:


Salary of Supervisor


1,315.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$110.00


APPROPRIATION


$150.00


Fees Transferred


40.00


$190.00


Payments:


Boat Storage & Repairs


$70.28


Gasoline and Oil


96.50


Total Payments


166.78


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$23.22


HEALTH DEPARTMENT


APPROPRIATION


$5,867.25


Payments:


Clerical Assistance


$1,130.25


Health Inspector


1,956.50


Plumbing Inspectors


465.00


Meat Inspector


537.50


Dentists


690.00


Medical Attendance-


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases $247.89


Tuberculosis Dispensary


247.89


495.78


Total Salaries 5,275.03


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$592.22


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APPROPRIATION


Payments:


General Expenses-


Stationery & Postage


$80.77


Printing and Advertising


29.00


Telephones


94.45


Freight & Express


7.00


All Other


36.50


247.72


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases-


Board and Treatment


$87.50


Reimbursement-Fall River


85.71


Medical Attendance


46.00


Drugs & Medicines


62.99


Dry Goods & Clothing


4.45


Groceries and Provisions


21.89


Maintenance of Contagious Ward in Jordan Hospital


2,850.00


Ambulance


25.00


3,183.54


Tuberculosis-


Board and Care


$4,157.30


All Other


36.58


4,193.88


Vital Statistics-


Births


$59.75


Deaths


51.50


111.25


Inspection-


Milk Analysis


· 360.00


Public Dump-


Labor


$1,756.40


Use of Bulldozer


45.00


Galvanized Pipe


45.84


All Other


20.16


1,867.40


Tuberculosis Dispensary-


Rent


$420.00


Light


45.78


Supplies


26.17


All Other


1.00


$13,464.00


492.95


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Dental Clinic- Dental Supplies


45.38


Other Expenses-


Inhalator


$47.47


Auto Hire


405.80


Resuscitator Refills


24.00


All Other


.89


478.16


Total Payments 10,980.28


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$2,483.72


OPERATION AND COLLECTION OF GARBAGE


APPROPRIATION


$475.15


Payments:


Clerical Assistance


$475.15


APPROPRIATION


$8,000.00


Payments:


Labor-


$7,274.80


Truck Expense


262.39


Gasoline and Oil


222.12


Total Payments 7,759.31


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$240.69


LAND FOR PUBLIC DUMP


APPROPRIATION MARCH 23, 1940


$100.00


No Payments


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$100.00


PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE APPROPRIATION


$12,670.30


Payments: Treasurer of Plymouth County (Assessment of 1941 Maintenance) $12,670.30


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DISTRICT NURSES


APPROPRIATION


$2,000.00


Payments: Services of District Nurse


$1,250.00


Services of Assistant Nurse


750.00


Total Salaries $2,000.00


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS


APPROPRIATION $338.75


Payments: Salary of Inspector


$338.75


SEWERS


APPROPRIATION


$4,300.00


Payments:


Labor


$2,958.05


Pipe


185.37


Cement


8.00


Total Payments 3,151.42


Balance to Excess and Deficiency. $1,148.58


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-20 INTERCEPTING SEWER


BALANCE FROM 1941 $2,013.56


Payments:


Moretrench Wellpoint Equipment Rental


$357.79


Weighing Pipe


2.25


Total Payments 360.04


Balance Remaining $1,653.52


STREET CLEANING


APPROPRIATION $4,775.00


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Payments: Labor Equipment


$4,711.55 38.10


Total Payments


4,749.65


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$25.35


PUBLIC SANITARIES


APPROPRIATION


$2,236.32


Payments:


Janitor


$625.65


Substitute Janitor


26.67


Other Caretakers


1,482.65


Total Salaries


2,134.97


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$101.35


APPROPRIATION


$300.00


Payments:


Janitors' Supplies


$281.71


Repairs


14.44


Total Payments


296.15


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$3.85


MOSQUITO CONTROL WORK IN THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH


APPROPRIATION $500.00


Payments:


Treasurer of Commonwealth (Maintenance)


$500.00


ROADS AND BRIDGES


APPROPRIATION $5,896.10


Payments:


Superintendent


$2,650.00


Foreman


1,956.50


Clerical Assistance


1,289.60


Total Salaries


$5,896.10


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APPROPRIATION


Payments:


General Administration-


Auto Allowance


$676.00


Stationery and Postage


214.89


Telephones


145.20


Fuel and Light


157.32


All Other


77.27


1,270.68


General Highway Expenditures-


Labor


$22,306.94


Trucks


3,268.95


Stone, Gravel, etc.


312.80


Tar and Oil


259.36


Pipe and Cement


254.96


Equipment


1,331.51


Repairs


1,668.59


Gasoline and Motor Oil


2,129.08


Kerosene


79.25


Fuel and Light


100.99


Freight and Express


35.59


31,748.02


Workmen's Liability Insurance


2,214.07


Special Garage Equipment


490.00


Other Expenses-


Drinking Fountains


$71.18


Traffic Signals


149.06


Fences


268.34


488.58


Total Payments 36,211.35


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$288.65


APPROPRIATION for REPAIRS to GARAGE and


OFFICE MARCH 22, 1941


$850.00


Payments:


Contract for Remodeling


$850.00


APPROPRIATION for NEW TRUCK


$1,850.00


No Payments


$36,500.00


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JOINT MAINTENANCE OF HIGHWAYS (State, County and Town)


APPROPRIATION


$5,000.00


Grant from State


1,680.46


Grant from County


1,680.46


$8,360.92


Payments:


Foreman


$670.40


Labor


1,535.65


Trucks and Roller


81.00


Tar


5,179.96


Gravel and Sand


1,329.80


Paint


65.10


Total Payments


8,861.91


Due from State and County


$500.99


HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION


BALANCE FROM 1941


$4,772.75


Grant from County-Red Brook Road


124.25


Grant from State-Red Brook Road


248.50


Appropriation


19,700.00


$24.845.50


Payments:


Labor


$6,821.25


Stone and Gravel


1,796.49


Tar


1,851.37


Trucks


55.30


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Total Payments


10,524.41


Balance Remaining


$14,321.09


HARD-SURFACING STREETS


APPROPRIATION


$5,000.00


Payments:


Labor


$3,415.40


Trucks


50.40


Stone


122.44


Tar


1,403.79


Total Payments 4,992.03


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$7.97


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SOUTH MEADOW ROAD


BALANCE FROM 1941 No Payments


$1,512.00


SAMOSET STREET


Balance from 1941


$2,705.24


Grant from State


4,716.98


Grant from County


2,345.19


$9,767.41


Payments:


Contractor


$8,280.95


Labor


393.60


Stone


268.07


Checking Stone


23.40


Total Payments 8,966.02


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$801.39


BROOKSIDE AVENUE IMPROVEMENT . AND RESURFACING


BALANCE FROM 1940


$394.06


No Payments


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$394.06


KNAPP TERRACE DRAINAGE


APPROPRIATION


$3,800.00


Payments:


Labor


$405.40


Pipe


2,269.70


Frames and Grates


149.64


Total Payments 2,824.74


Balance Remaining


$975.26


PURCHASE OF BURGESS LAND (For Use of Highway Department)


APPROPRIATION


$1,000.00


Payments: Title to Land $1,000.00


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PURCHASE OF BOWLER LAND (For Widening and Improving Street)


APPROPRIATION Payments: Title to Land


$100.00


$100.00


ACQUIRING TITLES ON NEW TOWN WAYS


BALANCE FROM 1941 $66.30


No Payments


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $66.30


OLMSTED TERRACE


(For Land Damage and Expense of Acquiring Titles)


APPROPRIATION


$100.00


Payments:


Preparation of Papers


$75.00


Recording


18.70


Total Payments 1


93.70


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$6.30


SIDEWALKS


APPROPRIATION


Payments:


Labor


$822.40


Stone Dust and Sand Gravel


123.52


Total Payments


945.92


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$4,054.08


GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALKS AND CURBING


BALANCE FROM 1941


$198.45


Appropriation


1,000.00


1,198.45


Payments:


Labor


$868.50


Cement


307.20


Lumber, Nails and Pipe


3.99


Total Payments


1,179.69


Balance Remaining


$18.76


$5,000.00


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SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL


APPROPRIATION


$5,500.00 1,745.71


Transfer from Reserve Dec. 30, 1942


7,245.71


Payments:


Labor


$4,274.45


Trucks


454.60


Plowing


1,825.55


Sand


10.35


Equipment


350.01


Salt


330.75


Total Payments


$7,245.71


STREET SPRINKLING


APPROPRIATION


$1,000.00


Payments:


Calcium Chloride


$954.30


Equipment


3.56


Total Payments


957.86


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$42.14


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STREET LIGHTING


APPROPRIATION


$20,000.00


Payments:


Ornamental


$6,044.05


Ordinary


10,587.98


Manomet


1,725.75


Cedarville


414.00


Plymouth Rock


39.38


Traffic Lights


23.99


Total Payments 18,835.15


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$1,164.85


HARBOR MASTER


APPROPRIATION


$492.45


Payments:


Salary of Harbor Master


$492.45


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TOWN WHARF MAINTENANCE


$940.50


APPROPRIATION Payments: Salary of Caretaker


$940.50


APPROPRIATION


$100.00


Payments: Ordinary Repairs 16.56


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $83.44


APPROPRIATION FOR SPECIAL REPAIRS


$400.00


Payments:


Lumber and Spikes


$302.98


Carpenter Work


86.00


Total Payments 388.98


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $11.02


IMPROVEMENTS IN PLYMOUTH HARBOR


APPROPRIATION APRIL 13, 1939 $5,000.00


APPROPRIATION MARCH 23, 1940 15,000.00


20,000.00


Payments:


U. S. Treasury Defense Bonds, Series G


$20,000.00


DREDGING CHANNEL AT TOWN WHARF


BALANCE FROM 1941


$4,977.65


No Payments


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE


APPROPRIATION


$8,395.75


Transfer from Reserve Dec. 30, 1942


.


132.45


8,528.20


Payments:


General Administration-


Chairman (Jan. - March)


$12.50


Secretary


376.25


Supervisor


2,280.00


Investigator


1,425.00


Clerical Assistance


2,337.00


$6,430.75


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Infirmary-


Superintendent


$798.00


Matron


161.25


Cook


855.00


Other Salaries and Wages


283.20


2,097.45


Total Salaries


$8,528.20


APPROPRIATION


$51,250.00


Income from Trust Funds


52.74


$51,302.74


Payments:


General Administration-


Printing, Stationery, Postage


$165.98


Mileage


175.86


Travel and Conference Expenses


51.22 1


All Other


17.50


$410.56


Infirmary-


Groceries, Provisions


$3,109.42


Tobacco


78.68


Dry Goods, Clothing


360.48


Repairs


478.00


Fuel and Light


1,323.28


Hospital Beds


124.20


Other Equipment


283.88


Ice


68.74


Medical Attendance


192.89


Telephone


50.55


Barbering


49.60


Eye Glasses


12.75


Newspapers


11.50


Rubbish Removed


3.00


6,146.97


Outside Relief by Town-


Cash


$4,787.42


Rent


4,657.14


Stamp Plan Cash


10,944.00


Groceries, Provisions


4,250.49


Fuel


1,525.15


Dry Goods, Clothing


210.66


Medical Attendance


1,632.50


Burials


300.00


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State Infirmary


716.14


Other State Institutions


758.19


Jordan Hospital


5,360.34


Other Institutions


2,110.91


Glasses, Dental Plates, etc.


225.40


Transportation


192.38


All Other


10.84


37,681.56


Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns-


Cities


$1,157.90


Towns


617.59


1,775.49


Total Payments 46,014.58


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$5,288.16


INCOME FROM JULIA P. ROBINSON FUND


Expended by the Board of Public Welfare for


Inmates of Infirmary $6.78


REPAIRS TO INFIRMARY


BALANCE FROM 1941


$131.33


Payments:


New Sink Installed


$89.33


Refinishing Rooms


30.00


Painting


12.00


Total Payments $131.33


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


APPROPRIATION


$1,384.92


Transfer from Reserve Dec. 30, 1942


47.05


1,431.97


Payments:


Supervisor


$728.02


Assistant Supervisor


410.55


Clerical Assistance


293.40


Total Salaries $1,431.97


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APPROPRIATION


$95,000.00


Payments:


Administration-


Mileage


$300.00


Stationery, Printing, Postage


239.40


Fireproof Filing Cabinet


79.85


Adding Machine


180.20


Other Equipment


13.69


Telephone


29.59


Repairs


200.08


Travel and Conference Expenses


48.51


$1,091.32


Aid-


Cash


$92,108.01


Medical Attendance


166.96


Hospitals


470.57


Nursing


183.57


Burials


600.00


All Other


11.90


93,541.01


Reimbursements to Other Cities and Towns-


Cities


$109.84


Towns


257.83


367.67


Total Payments $95,000.00


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE (FROM FEDERAL GRANTS)


BALANCE FROM 1941 for ADMINISTRATION $121.03


Federal Grants for Administration 2,511.66


$2,632.72


Payments:


Supervisor -


$1,243.98


Assistant Supervisor


814.54


Clerical Assistance


574.20


Total Salaries


$2,632.72


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BALANCE FROM 1941 FOR AID


$1,140.31


Federal Grants for Aid


75,088.93


76,229.24


Payments:


Aid-


Cash


$72,499.58


Medical Attendance


85,81


Hospitals


48.69


Board and Nursing


116.10


Burials


300.00


73,050.18


Reimbursements to Other Cities and Towns -- Cities


$316.51


Towns


260.03


576.54 .


Total Payments 73,626.72


Balance Remaining


$2,602.52


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


APPROPRIATION


$25,000.00


Transfer from Reserve Oct. 23, 1942


4,000.00


Payments:


Cash


28,665.43


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $334.57


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN (FROM FEDERAL GRANTS)


BALANCE FROM 1941 For ADMINISTRATION $227.58


Federal Grants for Administration 438.73


666.31


Payments:


Supervisor


$308.00


Assistant Supervisor


199.91


Clerical Assistance


158.40


Total Salaries


666.31


FEDERAL GRANTS FOR AID


$9,636.07


Payments:


Cash


$9,636.07


29,000.00


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WIDOWS' ACCOUNT


BALANCE FROM 1941


$923.00


Income from Bank Stock


50.00


973.00


Payments:


To Widows


20.00


Balance Remaining $953.00


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 165-1-14-780 HOUSEHOLD AIDS


TRANSFER FROM W. P. A. APPROPRIATION $32.96


Payments:


Transportation


$32.96


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS -


APPROPRIATION Payments:


$427.50


Salary of Soldiers' Relief Agent


$427.50


APPROPRIATION Payments:


$15,000.00


State Aid-


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner $210.00


Military Aid-


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner 750.00


World War II Allowance- :'


On Authorization of State Aid Commissioner 425.00


Soldiers' Relief-


Cash


$6,077:10


Fuel


88.00


Groceries


30.00


Rent


387.00


Medical Attendance


295.77


Eye Glasses


18.50


Clothing


3.75


Mileage


9.98


Visible Index


12.24


All Other


2.00


6,924.34


Total Payments 8,309.34


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Balance to Excess' and Deficiency


$6,690.66


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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


APPROPRIATION


$196,350.00


Payments:


General Administration-


Superintendent


$4,650.00


Clerk


1,613.00


Attendance Officer


645.00


School Census


155.00


7,063.00


Teachers' Salaries-


Day


$162,155.81


Evening®


1,996.00


164,151.81


Janitors' Services-


Day


$12,459.65


Evening


27.00


12,486.65


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds- Supervisor


2,750.00


Medical Inspection-


Physicians


$1,838.00


Nurse and Assistant


3,141.62


Dental Nurse


1,717.00


6,696.62


Pension of School Physician Retired-


900.00


Total Salaries


194,048.08


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$2,301.92


APPROPRIATION


$54,715.00


Income from Trust Fund


9.18


54,724.18


Payments:


General Expenses-


Stationery, Postage, Printing


$409.06


Telephone


203.74


Traveling Expenses


66.53


Automobile Expense


400.00


All Other


26.25


1,105.58


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Text Books and Supplies-


Text and Reference Books


$6,328.46


Paper, Blank Books, etc. 5,414.22


Manual Training Supplies 1,046.68


Domestic Science Supplies 540.10 Athletic Supplies 487.78 Typewriters 912.10


14,729.34


Tuition-


$1,053.49


Transportation-


Pupils


$16,367.20


Teachers


193.41


16,560.61


Fuel and Light-


Coal, Wood and Fuel Oil


$9,114.23


Gas and Electricity


2,090.30


11,204.53


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds-


Carpentry, Painting, Masonry


$2,772.23


Heating, Plumbing, Wiring


1,418.92


Building Material


833.44


Flags and Flagstaffs


69.17


Janitors' Supplies


1,292.07


Telephones


420.83


Ashes, etc. Removed


133.50


Grading, Surfacing Playgrounds


748.31


Moving Pianos


16.00


Overhauling Projector


11.80


Mowing and Rolling Grounds


17.75


$7,734.02


Furniture and Furnishings-


Window Shades


$116.20


Sound Projector


150.00


Screen


29.25


Radio Kit


10.93


Cabinets


103.00


Files and Folders


33.34


All Other


8.88


451.60


Rent-


$280.00


Diplomas and Graduation-


323.27


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Medical Inspection- Car Expense and Supplies


Dental Clinic


$611.69 655.56


1,267.25


Total Payments 54,709.69


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$14.49


VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRUST FUND U. S. GRANT


George-Deen Funds for Teaching Pottery Making


BALANCE FROM 1941


$630.00


Cash from State


418.00


Payments: Salary of Pottery Instructor $936.00


Balance Remaining $112.00


VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRUST FUND U. S. GRANT Smith-Hughes Fund for Day Household Arts


BALANCE FROM 1941


Cash from State


$245.50 197.74


443.24


Payments:


Salary-Domestic Science Teacher


$245.50


Balance Remaining 197.74


W. P. A. PROJECT NO. 65-1-14-2995 NUTRITION PROJECT FOR UNDERNOURISHED CHILDREN


TRANSFER FROM W. P. A. APPROPRIATION Payments:


$3,845.32


Services of Dietician


$70.00


Delivering Lunches


424.00


Provisions


2,856.25


Ice


45.43


1,048.00


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Utensils Gas Repairs


57.64 388.77


3.23


Total Payments $3,845.32 (Project continued in 1943)


PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY


APPROPRIATION, INCLUDING


1941 DOG TAX


$9,350.00


Income from Gates Fund


47.77


$9,397.77


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$2,150.00


Assistants


3,907.00


Janitor


600.00


6,657.00


Books and Periodicals-


Books


$1,727.96


Bindings


42.90


Stationery and Printing


87.45


1,858.31


Other Expenses-


Fuel and Light


$786.19


Telephone


36.61


New Coal Bin


35.54


858.34


Total Payments 9,373.65


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$24.12


LORING LIBRARY


APPROPRIATION


$3,140.00


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$922.35


Assistant


580.50


Janitor


463.93


$1,966.78


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Books and Periodicals-


Books


$698.41 26.75


725.16


Other Expenses-


Fuel and Light


$408.08


Telephone


34.06


442.14


Total Payments 3,134.08


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$5.92


MANOMET LIBRARY


APPROPRIATION


$1,000.00


Payments:


Salaries-


Librarian


$300.00


Extra Help


8.40


fanitor


75.00


383.40


Books-


280.53


Other Expenses-


Rent


$225.00


Furnishings, Repairs


52.50


Fuel and Light


29.00


Insurance


27.52


334.02


Total Payments 997.95


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$2.05


PARK DEPARTMENT


APPROPRIATION


$5,287.00


Payments:


Superintendent


Clerk


Caretakers-


Parks and Gardens


$922.20


Public Playgrounds


354.20


Bathing Beaches & Camping Places


1,977.48


3,253.88


Total Salaries 5,261.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $26.00


$1,849.20 157.92


Stationery


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W. P. A. ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT


TRANSFER FROM W. P. A, APPROPRIATION


$795.60


Payments:


Salaries-


Salary of Coordinator (3 Months)


$423.00


Clerical Assistance (3 Months)


52.00


Stamp Plan Clerk (6 Months)


320.60


Total Salaries $795.60


TRANSFER FROM W. P. A, APPROPRIATION


$6,281.64


Payments:


Stamp Plan Bonds and Insurance


$185.05


Surplus Commodities' Assessments


799.14


Transportation of Men to Cape


4,273.50


Telephones


113.16


Mileage


73.79


Music Project


27.00


Total Payments


5,471.64


Balance Remaining


$810.00


SEXTON


APPROPRIATION


1


$215.00


Payments:


Salary of Sexton


$215.00


MEMORIAL DAY


APPROPRIATION


$400.00


Payments:


American Legion Band


$132.00


Taxi Hire


55.00


Other Expenses


163.00


Total Payments $350.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $50.00


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JULY FOURTH


APPROPRIATION


$60.00


Payments:


Medals


$38.00


Defense Stamps


22.00


Total Payments $60.00


CONVENTION EXPENSES


APPROPRIATION


$150.00


Payments:


Postage 1.83


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $148.17


PENSIONS FOR TOWN LABORERS


APPROPRIATION $1,696.00


Payments:


To Three Men Retired from Town Departments


1,576.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$120.00


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS EXPENSES FOR ADMINISTRATION and OPERATION


APPROPRIATION $398.31


Payments:


Treasurer, Contributory Retirement System


$398.31


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS CONTRIBUTION FROM TOWN FOR PENSIONS


APPROPRIATION $17,891.69


Payments:


Treasurer, Contributory Retirement System


$17,891.69


MUNICIPAL ADVERTISING


BALANCE FROM 1941


$384.84


APPROPRIATION March 28, 1942


500.00


Cash Donation July 1, 1942


500.00


1,384.84


الرجيم


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Women's Defense Corps Room- Lumber, Doors, Etc. $53.58


Paint Brushes, Glass, etc. 20.67


74.25


Total Payments 18,391.65


Balance Remaining $1,490.51


TRANSFER FROM RESERVE, DEC. 11, 1941 FOR REPORT CENTER AT POLICE STATION $668.00


Payments: Contract for Construction $668.00


SURVEY FOR MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT BALANCE FROM 1941 No Payments


$2,484.06


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$2,484.06


RATIONING BOARD EXPENSE


TRANSFER from RESERVE MAY 16, 1942 for SALARIES


$243.00


Payments:


Salary of Janitor 178.00


Balance Remaining $65.00


TRANSFER FROM RESERVE MAY 16, 1942 FOR OTHER EXPENSES $557.00


Transfer from Reserve Nov. 27, 1942 for


Other Expenses 500.00


$1,057.00


Payments:


Stationery and Printing


$396.55


4 Typewriters


209.45


Transfer Cases


31.91


Other Office Furnishings


13.05


Typewriter Rental


8.00


Repairs


42.30


Light


88.57


Telephone


102.05


Total Payments


891.88


Balance Remaining


$165.12


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INSURANCE ON ALL TOWN PROPERTY


APPROPRIATION MARCH 28, 1942 $3,900.00


Transfer from Reserve July 17, 1942


1,349.31


$5,249.31


Payments:


Fire Insurance-


Premium in Stock Companies $2,062.00


Premium in Mutual Companies 1,646.40


$3,708.40


War Damage Insurance-


Premium in Stock Companies


$692.85


Premium in Mutual Companies


692.86


$1,385.71


Boiler Insurance-


Premium for Boiler Insurance $140.48


Total Payments 5,234.59


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$14.72


MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT


APPROPRIATION $460.00


Payments:


Moderator


$40.00


Secretary of Advisory and Finance Committee


100.00


Bell Ringing, July Fourth


10.00


Care of Town Clock


180.00


Care of Flag on Training Green


120.00


Total Salaries 450.00


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$10.00


APPROPRIATION MARCH 28, 1942 $2,205.00


Transfer from Reserve July 17, 1942


375.00


$2,580.00


Payments:


Legislative --


Advisory and Finance Committee


Printing Reports, etc.


$79.00


Stationery and Postage


3.50


Publication of By-Law 19.50


Send-Off Committee Stationery


6.00


$108.00


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FISHWAYS IN TOWN BROOK


APPROPRIATION Payments: Use of Compressor & Labor


$5,000.00


50.72


Balance Remaining


$4,949.28


WATER DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE


APPROPRIATION


$14,200.00


Payments:


Superintendent


$2,958.92


Registrar


1,469.00


Clerk


1,537.20


Janitor


106.00


Engineering & Meter Reading


3,464.48


Pumping Station Engineers


3,603.68


Total Salaries


13,139.28


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$1,060.72


APPROPRIATION


$13,000.00


Payments:


Administration-


Fuel and Light


$183.73


Stationery, Printing, Postage


448.59


Telephones


272.10


Premium on Collector's Bond


15.00


Traveling Expenses


21.50


All Other


72.39


$1,013.31


General Expenditures-


Labor


$5,093.60


Employers' Liability Insurance


356.32


Pipe and Fittings


272.66


Hydrants


74.45


Meters & Fittings


748.57


Freight & Express


36.75


Equipment & Repairs


544.85


Auto Expense


1,185.04


Coal


62.60


Electricity


37.35


$8,412.19


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Pumping Station-


Boilers & Pumps


$394.07


Oil Waste & Packing


364.16


Coal


565.98


Fuel Oil


1,045.13


Building


274.18


Light


350.14


Electric Power


580.65


$3,574.31


Total Payments $12,999.81


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$.19


WATER DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION


APPROPRIATION


$3,000.00


Payments:


Pipe and Fittings


$1,414.39


Meters


129.36


Hydrants


92.26


Equipment


3.51


Total Payments


1,639.52


Balance Remaining


$1,360.48


AUXILIARY WATER SUPPLY IN MANOMET


BALANCE FROM 1941


$104.84


Payments:


Equipment


$15.18


Balance Remaining


$89.66


NEW HYDRANT NEAR MANOMET DUMP


APPROPRIATION


$400.00


Payments:


Labor


$40.00


Police Service


5.20


Pipe and Fittings


119.17


Total Payments 164.37


Balance to Excess and Deficiency


$235.63


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Manomet-


Labor


$486.64


Markers


13.32


Fertilizer


5.30


Sharpening Mowers


8.83


Rakes


2.78


Use of Car


3.00


$519.87


Cedarville ---


Labor


20.80


South Pond-


Labor


$21.50


Making Hinges


8.75


$30.25


Total Payments $1,122.98


TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST


APPROPRIATION


$35,750.00


Payments:


Town Debt-


Town Hall Loan


$14,500.00


Ladder Truck Loan


3,000.00


New School House Loan


13,000.00


Total Town Debt $30,500.00


Interest ---


Loans in Anticipation of Taxes


$421.37


Town Hall Loan


1,740.00


Ladder Truck Loan


45.00


New School House Loan


2,350.00


Total Interest


$4,556.37


Total Payments


$35,056.37


Balance to Excess and Deficiency $693.63


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SCHEDULE C


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS


Charges, Estimated in Making Tax Warrants:


1. Income Tax


$63,155.90


2. Corporation Taxes


58,308.00


3. Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes on State Land


1,266.40


4. Gasoline Tax (Chap. 420)


39,254.61


5. Motor Vehicle Excise


22,688.92


6. Licenses


18,592.40


7. Fines


1,366.25


8. Grants and Gifts


2,765.46


9. Special Assessments


862.30


10. General Government


3,011.16


11. Protection of Persons and Property 534.04


12. Health and Sanitation


3,115.23


13. Highways


344.95


14. Charities (Other than Federal Grants)


15,499.36


15. Old Age Assistance (Other than Federal Grants)


46,473.67


16. Old Age Assistance (Chap. 729, Meals Tax


1,082.33


18. Schools


11,760.52


19. Libraries (See Dog Tax Transferred)


20. Recreation


3,403.68


21. Public Service Enterprises


51,191.95


22. Cemeteries (Other than from Sales of Lots)


2,843.88


23. Interest on Taxes


4,011.32


$351,532.33


17. Soldiers' Benefits


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Credits, Amounts Actually Received:


1. Income Tax $73,955.10


2. Corporation Taxes 70,833.04


3. Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes on State Land 1,266.40


4. Gasoline Tax (Chap, 420.)


39,254.61


5. Motor Vehicle Excise 27,575.42


6. Licenses


18,577.13


7. Fines


858.97


8. Grants and Gifts


2,419.20


9. Special Assessments


425.75


10. General Government 2,888.53


11. Protection of Persons and Property 224.09


12. Health and Sanitation 4,077.16


13. Highways 52.50


14. Charities (Other than Federal Grants)


22,430.49


15. Old Age Assistance (Other than Federal Grants) 67,663.78


16. Old Age Assistance (Chap. 729, Meals Tax)


1,006.54


18. Schools


19. Libraries (See Dog Tax Transferred)


20. Recreation 1,616.90


21. Public Service Enterprises


a. Water Department $46,774.51


b. Town Wharf 2,044.03


c. Herring Streams 483.50


d. Rent of Buildings 75.00


$49,377.04


22. Cemeteries (Other than from Sales of Lots) 3,367.25


23. Interest on Taxes


5,278.03


400,451.17


Excess of Actual Receipts $48,918.84


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17. Soldiers' Benefits


936.25


6,366.99


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SCHEDULE D


REVENUE ACCOUNT 1942


Charges- Appropriation March 28


$954,013.76


Less:


1941 Dog Tax, to Public Library $1,676.09


1941 State Parks, Overestimated


22.32


1941 Veterans' Exemptions


Overestimated


39.51


1941 County Tax Overestimated 764.71


Estimated Receipts 351,532.33


354,034.96


Amount to be Assessed


$599,978.80*


Excess Revenue (To Excess and Deficiency) 48,988.96


$648,967.76


Credits-


Assessors' Warrant, June 11


$590,712.80


Poll Tax Warrant, March 16 9,266.00


$599,978.80*


Additional Warrant, Real Estate


42.12


Additional Warrant, Polls 28.00


Total of Assessors' Warrants $600,048.92


Excess of Estimated Receipts (Schedule C.) 48,918.84


$648,967.76


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SCHEDULE E


EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY 1942


Unexpended Appropriation Balances Returned:


$75.76


Selectmen's Department


2.11


Tax Collector's Department


.52


Assessors' Department


$31.50


.25


Law Department


120.00


6.50


Town Clerk's Department


113.55


6.61


Planning Board


284.70


50.00


Election and Registration


37.80


18.95


Town House Maintenance


136.19


Old High School (Town Offices)




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