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Delinquent Child - Breaking and Entering Nighttime
3
Delinquent Child - False Alarm of Fire
2
Delinquent Child - Furnishing Liquor to a Minor
1
Delinquent Child - Larceny
Lascivious Speech and
2
Delinquent Child - Neglected Child Petition
1
Delinquent Child - Operating so as to Endanger
1
Delinquent Child - Speeding
11
Delinquent Child - Stubborn Child
1
313
Motor Vehicle Accident Report:
1960
1961
Total number of Accidents reported
151
139
Total number of Accidents covered by the Department
91
126
Number of occupants injured
39
52
Number of occupants killed
2
0
Number of pedestrians injured
4
7
Bicyclists injured
2
3
Bicyclists killed
0
Motorcyclists killed
1 0
Miscellaneous Statistics:
Bicycles registered
204
Complaints received and investigated
166
Cruiser Ambulance trips to Acton Medical Center
9
1
Delinquent Child - Lewd and Behavior
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135
Cruiser Ambulance trips to Emerson Hospital
66
Cruiser trips to Metropolitan State Hospital 1
Defective Equipment tickets given 40
Doors found unlocked in buildings and places of business 45
Electric Wires down and reported to Edison
7
Emergencies Answered
98
Fire Alarms Answered
106
Houses Checked
248
Motorists assisted by Patrol
36
Motor Vehicles checked by Night Patrol
167
Nighttime Parking Tickets Given
72
Parking Tickets Given 30
Property check, Slips left at request of owners
3,547
Prowlers reported
8
Street Lights out, reported to Edison Company
86
Summonses sent out for Service 154
Summonses Served 227
Telephone Calls - Incoming
3,392
Telephone Calls - Outgoing
2,059
Telephone Calls received re "No School"
84
Times Resuscitator was used
14
Total number of Arrests made
32
Traffic Lights out and reported to Department of Public Works
19
There were 606 Motor Vehicles checked by the Department of Traffic or Motor Vehicles violations for which operators received verbal warnings, summonses to appear in court or had the violation reported to the Registrar for action.
Fatals
It is gratifying to report no fatal accidents in 1961.
Cruisers
I have recommended to the Board of Selectmen that both cruisers be traded in 1962.
Police Station
I have also recommended to the Board that land be purchased or utilized from town property to erect a police station in 1962.
At present we are operating in a 12 x 12 office. The law requires a lockup after 3,000 population. The law also requires a juvenile deten- tion room which is used when juveniles are arrested or picked up for questioning. It is also used when lost children are awaiting their
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parents to pick them up. To sum it up a room used to separate the chil- dren from the hardened criminal who could be arrested at the same time a lost child is detained at the station.
We are also lacking an up to date firing range which I feel is essential to modern police work. The officer's gun is one of the tools of his trade. He should know how to use it in an expert manner for the protection of his own life and that of the people of the town which he has sworn to protect. It is a well known fact that in a gun battle the criminal usually has the advantage as he must fire the first shot. If the officer is fortunate not to be hit by the first shot and can handle his gun properly he may come out of it alive. There are many other advantages of having a station such as, Dark room for photography work, Interrogation room, a female cell which at present creates a problem as we have no facilities for detention of females. The State Police barracks at Concord can not take females. The nearest place I know is Framingham Police Station. A trip to Framingham would tie our cruiser up for two hours and this is a long time for a cruiser to be out of town.
I, also, feel it is time that the citizens of Acton can come to the police station with their problems and talk with me or the officer on the desk in privacy. At present, a person who is being interviewed can be seen by several other departments of the town and by all other persons entering the Town Hall. This I believe is wrong. A police station should be apart from all other town functions for confidential reasons.
In closing I would like to thank all the members of my department who worked with me in carrying out the duties of the police depart- ment during the year and to the Board of Selectmen and all others who assisted us in any way, I am grateful.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD J. COLLINS, JR., Chief of Police.
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REPORT OF DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STUDY COMMITTEE
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
Acton, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
This is the first report of the Department of Public Works Study Committee.
We have met with town committees, department heads, individual citizens officials of this town and officials of other towns in an attempt to determine if the formation of a Department of Public Works of Acton would be beneficial for the town. This problem is difficult, because, as has been pointed out to us on several occasions, no proposed organiza- tional plan will work any better than the people who will be working in it. The designs of organizations to provide towns with public work services are most varied in their scope and implementation. The selection by this town of the most desirable method of providing public works services can have long term affects.
We have at present insufficient information to present any conclu- sions to you. We wish to continue our study and plan to present our conclusions as soon as prepared.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID L. MAY, Chairman WILLIAM CHIPMAN ARTHUR HANSEN
REPORT OF RECREATION COMMISSION
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
The Recreation Commission continued its progress this year through the planned activity of its summer program; held at Jones Field, Goward Field and Gardner Field, not only in increased aggregate attendance, but through improvements of more equipment installed, which was voted at the annual Town Meeting. General maintenance improved, water installed and in West Acton a protective enclosure of chain link fence for the safety of the children.
The School Committee, to whom we are once again grateful, not only loaned the program equipment but afforded us the use of the gymnasium on rainy days allowing us a complete uninterrupted program.
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The School Committee, also, authorized the Recreation Commission controlled use of the tennis courts as well as the playing fields. This year the Commission established organized scheduling of all fields (including school fields) for use to many groups.
One of our members has been representative on the Conservation Commission this past year in order to have a closer liaison between the two Commissions.
There has been a concerted effort made by both the Planning Board and Commission working together through the subdivision control law to promote park areas at strategic points.
Federal aid in the form of personnel has been granted to the Acton area to test for suitable water recreational facilities, this is to be com- pleted this following year.
The swimming program, under the able chairmanship of Mrs. John Ribiero, continued its usual success with approximately 450 in attendance.
There have been two resignations this year due to personal pressures, Mrs. Stella French and Mrs. Patience MacPherson, these resignations were accepted with regret.
We wish to thank the engineering department for the invaluable assistance received throughout the year.
Our future plans involve purchasing our own playground equip- ment, an increase of staff for the playgrounds, and support by the townspeople for our articles presented at town meeting in order to continue the necessary and betterment of a much needed program.
Respectfully submitted,
PATIENCE H. MACPHERSON, FREDERICK T. HEYLIGER, ALLAN R. MURRAY, GLADYS K. MASON, WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS
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REPORT OF THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
Town Hall
Acton, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
I herewith submit my report as Sealer of Weights and Measures for the year ending December 31, 1961:
Total number of devices sealed 204
Sealing fees collected $163.15
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE K. HAYWARD, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
STREET LIGHT COMMITTEE
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
The Street Light Committee wishes to make the following report:
When the BOSTON EDISON CO. has installed all the lights that the town has ordered there will be a total of 433 lights in the town as against 364 when the committee started on the first of 1960.
We have suggested, and you have very readily acted to our sugges- tion so that today the committee is very proud to say that the Town of Acton is well on its way to being a very well lighted town.
Our suggested budget for 1962 is one that can be followed year after year in the future and will not change the tax structure if the simple increase is not allowed to exceed more than 3% of the previous year's Street Light bill unless it is for the reason of lighting up some area that has become a mercantile development, then for that year would we recommend to go above the 3% ratio.
We hope that the suggested plan now in effect between the Boston Edison Co., and the Town of Acton not to order any street lights after OCTOBER 1st and that the Boston Edison Co. shall not install any street light after December 1st shall continue to be in force in this way we will prevent a repetition of the past mistakes.
The committee has set up a system by which any one can check the number of street lights in the town against any month's bill.
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A complete list of all street lights by size and location are now on record at the town hall and the street light committee.
To you we extend our fullest appreciation for your co-operation of the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN F. NEVILLE, Chairman JOSEPH F. BUSHELL BYRD D. GOSS
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN: Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my report for the Highway Department for the year 1961.
Throughout the year the usual maintenance work of sweeping, scraping, and patching of roads was carried on. During the summer almost all of the roadsides were cut with the Farmall Cub which has been a great help to us.
This year all the roads that were resurfaced required a great deal of preparation. The streets were widened considerably, swept, hot topped with the grader, rolled, swept again, and then sealed. At this point it should be mentioned that our present roller, a 1928 model which is old and slow, should be replaced in the near future.
A portion of Main Street was hot topped as was a small portion of Hosmer Street. Hot topping the shoulders of roads is needed more and more, and in this respect it is hoped that more money can be made available for this purpose.
This fall Hammond Street, Minot Avenue and Forest Road were shaped up for the winter with application of screened gravel. Two bad corners of ledge on Nagog Hill Road were removed and straightened. A sidewalk was rebuilt in front of the Town Hall.
Chapter 90 maintenance consisting of oil and stone treatment was done on two sections of Main Street. Chapter 90 construction of Main Street was continued this year as far as Kelley Road, and in 1962 will be extended to Kelley's Corner.
The drainage problem is an endless one. A few of the troublesome spots were alleviated this past summer, the biggest one being the main trunk line on Main Street for the 1962 Chapter 90 construction. In
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addition, catch basins and manholes were installed at the intersection of Central Street and Mohawk Drive, Willow Street and Marian Road, Summer and Willow Streets, as well as Littlefield, Hayward and Nashoba Roads, and two locations on Piper Road.
Early in the summer the playground in West Acton was loamed and seeded. Next year more work is planned for this playground. Jones' Field was filled, leveled, and seeded in the outfield. The mowing of the Town grounds and ball fields was carried on with the help of the two new power mowers which worked out well.
A new International truck was purchased this year. It was not received until late in the year, but we anticipate that it will serve us well.
The Town Dump was placed under the jurisdiction of the Highway Department as of April 1st. A great deal of tree removal has been done. A new roadway has been bulldozed down to the foot of the dump and a new entrance added. A large amount of fill has been acquired since the removal of the trees, and this fill can now be used for the leveling of the dump. Arthur Conquest, the Custodian, has done a good job keeping the area clean.
I wish to thank the Highway Department personnel for their full cooperation in the past year. Also, I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Board of Selectmen and all Departments for their coopera- tion for which I am most grateful.
Respectfully submitted,
ALLEN NELSON, Superintendent of Streets.
REPORT OF THE TOWN FOREST COMMITTEE
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
We herewith submit our report for the year 1961. Clearing of underbrush along the fire lanes, established in 1955, was done in the Texas lot this year.
Boy Scout groups are now using both Town Forest areas for camping and other wood craft activities.
The annual meeting of the Town Forest Association held in Groton this year was attended by the committee.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANKLIN H. CHARTER. EMERY NELSON, ARNO H. PERKINS, Town Forest Committee.
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REPORT OF THE TREE WARDEN
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
I herewith submit my report for the year 1961. Our tree planting program was started in April this year. 72 Shade trees were planted adjacent to public streets. A good growing season with regular rainfall insured nearly 100% survival this year.
Low hanging branches were removed on several miles of town ways. The use of a power pruner has greatly increased the efficiency of this work over hand pruning done formerly.
Tree branches interfering with street lights were removed on many streets.
A number of weak and diseased trees were removed. The stumps were removed below ground where considered hazardous.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANKLIN H. CHARTER, Tree Warden.
REPORT OF VETERANS' AGENT
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
I herewith submit my report for the year 1961. Again this has been a very busy year with pensions and hospitalization a big factor. The case load for Veterans' Benefits is down substantially from last year which is gratifying but the costs have been high, mainly for hospitalization.
Should the townspeople have any questions regarding Veterans' affairs I would like to remind them that I am at the Town Hall on Tuesday evenings for that purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
IAN M. MOTT, Veterans' Agent and Director of Veterans' Services.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN: Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the report of the BOARD OF PUBLIC WEL- FARE for the year 1961 :
Old Age Assistance: We have aided 47 cases under this category. 3 new applications were approved during the year.
Medical Assistance for the Aged: 19 cases aided - 10 new appli- cations were processed of which 7 were approved.
Aid to Dependent Children: 18 children from 7 families have been aided during 1961.
Disability Assistance and General Relief: 12 cases have received assistance either on a temporary or sustaining basis under this double heading.
The following is a detailed analysis of the expenditure for the year 1961 and estimated expenditures for 1962:
Old Age Assistance
Amount paid to Acton residents
$47,475.92
Amount paid to Acton residents in other com-
munities
2,102.45
$49,578.37
Federal share
$25,079.90
State share
16,963.81
Receipts from other towns
530.00
$42,573.71
Net cost to Acton
$7.004.66
Medical Assistance for the Aged
$25,633.36
Federal share
$12,764.85
State share
9,238.20
$22,003.05
Net cost to Acton
$3,630.31
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Aid to Dependent Children
Amount paid to Acton families
$6,094.02
Federal share $5,186.50
State share
1,944.80
$7,131.30
Net Credit to Acton $1,037.28
Disability Assistance and General Relief
Amount paid to Acton cases from D.A.
$8,922.21
Amount paid to Acton cases from G.R. 2,712.94
$11,635.15
Federal share of D.A. $1,771.80
State share of D.A.
4,667.39
Recovery on G.R.
158.50
$6,597.69
Net cost to Acton $5,037.46
NASHOBA WELFARE DISTRICT ADMIN-
ISTRATION 1961 - Acton Share $2,400.00
Estimated Expenditure for 1962
ADMINISTRATION $1,800.00
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE $55,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
RAYMOND A. GALLANT LOSSIE E. LAIRD CLINTON S. CURTIS
REPORT OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AGENT
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
For the year ending December 31, 1961 the one case requiring hospitalization, with loss of time in 1960 carried over into 1961 with a loss of considerable time and several thousand dollars medical expense, has been settled satisfactory to all concerned.
During the year there were ten additional accidents reported, all requiring medical attention, only two of which lost any time from work, and all have been settled satisfactorily.
Respectfully submitted,
THERON A. LOWDEN, Compensation Agent.
SECTION E
Accountant
145
Assessors
164
Collector 165
State Auditor's Report
170
Treasurer 182
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN:
The reports that are submitted with this letter represent a summary of the disbursements authorized during the year, and a Balance Sheet of the Town on December 31, 1961.
The 1962 appropriation for amortization of the bonded indebtedness of the Town will include the final amount for the West Acton Fire House. The complete amortization requirements are as follows:
South Acton Fire House $12,000.00
West Acton Fire House 12,000.00
Julia McCarthy Elementary School 15,000.00
New Elementary School 45,000.00
Regional School District
42,370.00
$126,370.00
The accounts of the Treasurer, Collector and Manager of the School Cafeteria have been verified, and I have reviewed the various trust funds in the custody of the Treasurer and Trustees.
Respectfully submitted,
DONALD O. NYLANDER, Town Accountant.
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BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
Cash:
General Funds
$459,051.51
Petty Cash Funds
70.00
$459,121.51
Accounts Receivable:
Taxes:
Levy of 1956
Real Estate
$6.80
Personal Property
172.00
178.80
Levy of 1957
Real Estate
$154.80
Personal Property
288.00
442.80
Levy of 1958
Real Estate
$232.50
Poll
6.00
Personal Property
1,045.20
1,283.25
Levy of 1959
Real Estate
$1,534.38
Poll
12.00
Personal Property
1,005.00
2,551.38
Levy of 1960
Real Estate
$13,661.13
Poll
78.00
Personal Property
1,093.90
14,833.03
Levy of 1961
Real Estate
$40,136.11
Poll
260.00
Personal Property
2,880.40
43,276.51
62,565.77
Motor Vehicle Excise:
Levy of 1958
$225.94
Levy of 1959
432.07
Levy of 1960
3,908.86
Levy of 1961
21,575.62
26,142.49
Tax Titles
$234.83
Tax Possessions
367.73
602.56
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December 31, 1961 LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Employees' Payroll Deductions:
Federal Taxes
$7,076.60
State Taxes
1,894.66
Massachusetts Hospital-Medical Service
494.51
Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System
24.75
Middlesex County Retirement System
882.08
Group Life Insurance
2.72
$10.375.32
Guarantee Deposits:
Board of Appeals
$38.24
Planning Board
98.75
Contracts
250.00
386.99
Unclaimed Checks
279.76
Trust Fund Income Transfer Balances Unexpended:
Cemetery ---
Perpetual Care
$302.30
Susan Noyes Hosmer
370.22
Luke Blanchard
3.50
J. Roland Wetherbee
5.08
Georgia Whitney
66.26
Hoit and Scott
16.81
Henry S. Raymond
37.59
Frank Knowlton
21.56
Robert I. Davis
35.95
Sarah A. Watson
33.51
Carrie F. Wells
24.35
George T. Ames
19.71
Mrs. Harry O'Neil
25.00
A. B. Conant
17.35
Library ---
Wilde Memorial
43.70
1.022.89
Federal Grants:
Welfare Administration
$460.90
Old Age Assistance
30,963.99
Medical Aid
5,529.12
Aid to Dependent Children
11.967.79
Disability Assistance
758.05
Public Law 815 - School
819.68
Public Law 874 - School
25.136.44
78.635.97
State Reimbursement - Veterans' Aid
129.43
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Departmental:
Planning Board
$50.00
School
222.12
Old Age Assistance
197.19
Aid to Dependent Children
692.12
Cemetery
347.00
Highway
891.64
Fire
171.75
2,571.82
Aid to Highways:
State
23,890.20
County
6,141.86
30,032.06
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Revolving Fund - School Department:
Cafeterias
5,730.85
Unexpended Appropriation Balances:
Archives Committee
$1,000.46
Conservation Commission
200.00
Title VII, Housing Act of 1954
2,400.00
Article 23, Registry of Deeds Records
225.15
Article 11, Office Furniture
60.54
Article 28, Town Hall Clock
750.00
Article 4, (1960) Town Hall Heating System
81.84
Article 44, Alarm Extension, Robbins Park
2,900.00
Article 45, Alarm Extension, Ethan Allen Drive ..
400.00
Article 46, Alarm Extension, Oakwood and Pine- wood Roads
600.00
Building Committee - South Fire Station
2,680.79
South Fire Station - Construction
17,842.26
Town Forest Committee
500.00
Article 29, Town Dump Addition
1,000.00
Chapter 90, Construction
11,097.89
Article 29, Martin Street, Culvert and Bridge
2,500.00
Article 39, Main Street Sidewalk
2,862.75
New Elementary School, Construction
729.33
Julia McCarthy School Addition, Construction
65,000.00
Julia McCarthy School Addition, Architect
3,543.50
Article 15, Library Painting
50.00
Article 16, Library Furniture
73.84
Mount Hope Clearing and Grading
2,000.00
Mount Hope Oiling
294.02
Article 31, (1960) Cemeteries Layout
200.00
Article 9, Drainage Survey
3,700.00
Civil Defense, Gonset Rigs
625.00
Civil Defense, Power Unit
300.00
$123,617.37
Cemetery Land Fund
5,080.35
Road Machinery Fund
19,180.61
County Dog License Fees
60.25
Court Judgment
1,250.00
Over-estimates, 1961 Assessments:
Middlesex County Tax
$1,212.03
State Parks
267.76
1.479.79
Revenue reserved until collected:
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
$26,142.49
Tax Titles and Possessions
602.56
Departmental
2,142.39
State and County Aid to Highways
30,032.06
58,919.50
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$581,036.21
DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Apportioned Street Assessments not due $3,503.71
LOAN AUTHORIZED
Julia McCarthy Addition $60,000.00
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt $887,000.00
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Overlays reserved for abatements:
Levy of 1956
$178.80
Levy of 1957
442.80
Levy of 1958
1,283.25
Levy of 1959
2,551.38
Levy of 1960
14,242.61
Levy of 1961
12,571.64
31,270.48
Overlay Surplus - Reserve Fund
13,248.70
Reserve for Petty Cash Funds
70.00
Surplus Revenue
$229,997.95
$581,036.21
DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Apportioned Street Assessment Revenue, due 1962 to
1966, inclusive
$3,503.71
LOAN AUTHORIZED - UNISSUED
Julia McCarthy School Addition
$60,000.00
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Inside Debt Limit:
Elementary School New $180,000.00
Elementary School - Julia McCarthy
45.000.00
South Fire House
60,000.00
West Fire House
12,000.00
$297,000.00
Outside Debt Limit:
Elementary School - New $480.000.00
Elementary School - Julia McCarthy 110,000.00
$590.000.00
$887.000.00
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TRUST ACCOUNTS
Trust Funds, Cash and Securities:
In custody of Town Treasurer ... In custody of Trustees
$366,317.81 3,465.54
$369,783.35
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TRUST ACCOUNTS
In custody of Town Treasurer:
Charity Funds -
Elizabeth M. White
$27,053.04
Georgia E. Whitney
14,608.63
Betsy M. Ball
14,236.00
Varnum Tuttle Memorial
10,632.04
Cemetery Funds -
Henry S. Raymond - Monument
1,073.91
Henry S. Raymond - Care
2,459.23
Hoit and Scott
669.86
J. Roland Wetherbee
12,614.84
Perpetual Care
104,466.37
Luke Blanchard
2,504.02
Frank C. Hayward
1,444.52
Georgia E. Whitney
1,799.77
Susan Noyes Hosmer
97,122.28
Dr. Robert I. Davis
1,086.56
Frank R. Knowlton
1,130.28
George T. Ames
481.02
Mrs. Harry O'Neil
389.21
Sarah A. Watson
2,715.11
Carrie F. Wells
3,243.59
A. B. Conant Family
1,035.06
Library and Educational Funds -
Acton High School Library
4,573.76
Wilde Memorial
31,560.43
Georgia E. Whitney Memorial
15,948.05
Firemen's Relief Funds -
Acton
10,262.55
West Acton
1,049.13
Stabilization Fund
2,158.55
$366,317.81
In custody of Trustees:
Charlotte Goodnow Fund
3,465.54
$369,783.35
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SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS AND DISBURSEMENTS
January 1, 1961 to December 31, 1961
Appropriated or Available
Disbursed
Balance
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Moderator
$75.00
$60.00
$15.00
Finance Committee
125.00
32.95
92.05
Selectmen :
Salaries
1,200.00
1,200.00
-
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R
375.00
1,646.30
3.70
Town Office -
Clerical Pool - Wages
14,135.00
13,822.92
312.08
Legal Services -
Board of Selectmen
2,000.00
650.00
1,350.00
Town Accountant:
Salary
1,855.00
1,855.00
-
Expense
225.00
224.65
.35
Treasurer:
Salary
3,090.00
3,090.00
Expense
700.00
540.20
159.80
Town Collector:
Salary
2,475.00
2,475.00
Expense
1,025.00
1,025.00
-
Assessors:
Salaries
5,155.00
5,151.00
4.00
Expense
500.00
499.44
.56
Town Clerk:
Salary
1,545.00
1,545.00
Expense
450.00
448.71
1.29
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