Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1917-1921, Part 19

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1917
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 752


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3000 00


1200 00


900 00


Cement Bridge and Pavement


1916


9000 00


1800 00


500 00


New High School


1916


7000 00


4500 00


3800 00


Main and Central St. Paving


1920


38000 00


34200 00


2200 00


Elm St. Paving


1920


22000 00


19800 00


1360 00


Main, North & Pleasant Paving 1921


13600 00


13600 00


3500 00


N. Woodstock Road


1921


· 3500 00


3500 00


Amount Inside Debt Limit


$97450 00


Sewer Bonds due 1930


1899


20000 00


20000 00


Sewer Bonds due 1929


1900


30000 00


30000 00


ANNUAL REPORTS


3750 00


New High School


1916


75000 00 56250 00


Amount Outside Debt Limit


$106250 00


Total Funded Debt


$203700 00


Less Sinking Fund Security


37481 16


Net Funded Debt


$166218 84


65000 00 Anticipation Revenue Loan 1921


65000 00


Total Outstanding Notes


$268700 00


FELIX A. BOUVIER, Treasurer.


ANNUAL REPORTS


13


14


SEWERS


Year of Ass'mt


Outstanding


Ass'mt of 1921


Amount


Amount


Amount Abated


Balance Outstanding Dec. 31, 1921


1919


Charlton St.


$1317 22


$292 65


$97 55


$927 02


1920


Everett St.


416 43


416 43


1920


Elm St.


309 02


45 41


263 61


1921


Morris St.


$1330 61


374 10


$956 51


1921


Central St.


863 33


604 33


259 00


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1920


2042 67


Total Outstanding


$1449 63


Total Collection


1732 92


Total Apportioned


956 51


Total Abated


97 55


$4236 61


$4236 61


For Collection 1922


$1449 63


FELIX A. BOUVIER, Treasurer.


ANNUAL REPORTS


For Collection


Dec. 31, 1920


Collected


Appr'ted


15


ANNUAL REPORTS


CEMETERY FUND


Book No. Depository


Balance Dec. 31,1921 $1000 00


Interest 1921


24902


Dedham Institution for Savings.


$45 00


22841


Leominster Savings Bank.


500 00


24 03


9849


Millbury Savings Bank


1000 00


45 50


32073


Natick Five Cents Savings Bank. ..


1000 00


45 19


153048


Springfield Institution for Savings ..


500 00


22 75


8465


Southbridge Savings Bank


2166 68


105 58


378


Southbridge People's National Bank


7724 89


329 53


3592


Southbridge National Bank


1045 11


25 75


1498


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank.


1000 00


45 50


3791


Ware Savings Bank


1000 00 ·


45 49


11619


Webster Five Cents Savings Bank ...


1004 25


45 68


47299


Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank


1000 00


15 50


55266


Worcester People's Savings Bank ..


1000 00


45 50


54964


Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank


1000 00


45 50


Worcester County Institution Savings


for


500 00


22 75


5, $1000 4 1/4 2nd Liberty Bonds ...


5000 00


212 50


3, $1000 4 3/4 Victory Bonds


3000 00


142 50


$29440 93


$1294 55


Total Cemetery Fund Dec. 31, 1920


$28206 04


Added to Fund in 1921


1234 89


Total Cemetery Fund December 31, 1921


$29440 93


FELIX A. BOUVIER,


Treasurer.


16


ANNUAL REPORTS


SINKING FUND


Book No. Depository


Balance Dec. 31,1921 $1135 95


Interest 1921


16257


Amherst Savings Bank


$54 72


34032


Clinton Savings Bank


1199 94


52 20


44901


Dedham Institution for Savings


958 09


41 69


51856


Fitchburg Savings Bank


1028 79


49 56


4443


Leicester Savings Bank


996 39


43 36


39639


Natick Five Cents Savings Bank ...


829 58


36 08


29970


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank.


1159 03


50 42


390502


Suffolk Savings Bank


1177 95


51 26


21209


Southbridge Savings Bank.


3566 63


155 22


4459


Southbridge National Bank


321 80


1 80


914


Southbridge People's National Bank


3676 58


171 94


42082


Ware Savings Bank


984 39


42 81


21381


Webster Five Cents Savings Bank. .


1228 03


53 44


130170


Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank


1024 20


44 52


73989


Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank


945 91


41 18


50139


Worcester People's Savings Bank ..


1247 90


54 29


16 Augusta, Maine, Water Bonds ...


16000 00


640 01


$37481 16


$1584 5(


Total Sinking Fund Dec. 31, 1920. .


$35896 6€


Interest to Sinking Fund in 1921


1584 50


Total Sinking Fund, Dec., 31, 1921


. $37,481 1(


FELIX A. BOUVIER,


Treasurer.


17


ANNUAL REPORTS


INVENTORIES OF JANUARY 1, 1922


Totals as submitted by the following Departments:


Board of Selectmen $154105 75


Town Clerk


100 00


Police Department


836 50


Fire Department


110506 21


Moth Department


1 50


Forest Fire Department


316 50


Town Accountant


35 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


446 50


Board of Health


6092 85


Treasurer


270 40


Highway Department


8437 30


Overseers of the Poor


21975 00


Cemetery Department


1437 75


$304,561 26


FELIX A. BOUVIER,


Treasurer.


MARY MYNOTT FUND-LIBRARY


Balance


Interest


Book No. Depository


Dec. 31,1921


1921


9529 Southbridge Savings Bank


$1000 00


$45 00


BOYER FUND-SCHOOLS


31084 Southbridge Savings Bank. $228 51 $9 53


JESSE J. ANGELL FUND


3553 Southbridge People's National Bank $1000 00


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


Gentlemen :--


In presenting my report for the year ending December 31, 1921, I will say the system of accounting has been carried out as in the previous years as installed by the Bureau of Statistics of Massa- chusetts.


As for suggestions I would ask that all Boards and Committees who contract bills for the Town to have same billed to the Town of Southbridge and to the proper department, and not the Chairmen or Clerks of the Boards or Committees. If this is complied with, it will save a great deal of correspondence. The same careful scrutiny of all bills is maintained as in former years.


Attention should be brought to the various Departments not to contract bills in excess of their appropriation.


A few of our merchants hold their bills too long, and I am of the opinion if they were filed with each department more promptly, delayed payment would be avoided and would be of great assistance to the several departments.


In closing I wish to extend my sincere thanks to our various town departments for their hearty cooperation and assistance rend- ered during the year.


Respectfully, VALMORE P. TETREAULT,


Town Accountant.


20


ANNUAL REPORTS


GENERAL REVENUE


TAXES


Current year $263279 79


Previous years


28935 86


Corporation Tax


30346 30


National Bank


6604 83


Income Tax


4996 00


Income Tax, general, schools


8180 00


Street Railway Tax


29 32


Civilian War Poll Tax


138 00


Total Tax


$342510 10


LICENSES AND PERMITS


Druggists


$1 00


Junk


30 00


Pedlers


320 00


Pool and Billiards


184 50


Milk


37 50


Common victuallers, fruits, innholders


291 00


Theatre


20 00


Jitney


38 00


Auctioneers.'


13 00


Second hand motor (dealer)


30 00


All other


14 00


Total Licenses and Permits $979 00


FINES AND FORFEITS


Court fines


1879 50


GRANTS AND GIFTS


County :


Dog Licenses


851 88


21


ANNUAL REPORTS


Soldiers' Exemption from State


1 38


Jesse J. Angell (Fund) 100 00


Total Grants and Gifts $1853 26


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Unapportioned Sewer


$1775 76


Apportioned Sewer 156 88


Sidewalks 422 47


Total Assessments $2355 11


COMMERCIAL REVENUE-DEPARTMENTAL


Town Hall, rent $802 50


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department :


Rent


$25 00


All other


2 00


Total Police Department $27 00


INSPECTION


Sealer of Weights and Measures $140 58


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health :


Contagious Diseases


$6 00


From State


91 20


Ambulance


670 50


Total Health $767 70


Sanitation :


Sale of Sewer materials $5 00


22


ANNUAL REPORTS


HIGHWAYS


Use of equipments


$54 35


Bonus on notes 10 00


All other


16 00


Total Highways


$80 35


CHARITIES


Almshouse :


Sale of produce


$1007 41


Sale of stock and tools


1632 50


Sale of Town Farm


6650 00


Outside Relief :


Individuals


$102 47


Sale of cord wood


248 00


Cities and Towns


529 88


From State


812 92


Mothers' Aid :


Cities and Towns


558 24


From State


2761 28


P


Total Charities


$14302 70


SOLDIERS BENEFITS


State Aid


$892 00


Military Aid.


180 00


Soldiers' Relief


213 63


Total Soldiers' Benefits


$1285 63


SCHOOLS


Tuition


$3349 80


Americanization 981 50


Vocational


2981 70


23


ANNUAL REPORTS


Smith-Hughes Fund (1921) 1526 93


Sale of books and supplies, car tickets, etc ... 150 50


Total Schools $8990 43


LIBRARY


Fines


$331 39


Tailing


8 75


CEMETERY


Care of Graves


$55 40


Opening Graves 148 00


Total Cemetery


$203 40


INTEREST


Deposits


$958 54


Taxes


1362 04


Sewer


19 75


Trust Funds :


Sinking Fund


640 00


Perpetual Fund


1294 55


Mynott Fund


45 00


Total Interest


$4319 88


DEBTS


Temporary Loans $315000 00


North Woodstock Road 3500 00


Pleasant, North and Main Streets


13600 00


$332100 00


AGENCY


State and Non-Resident Bank Tax 43824 28


24


ANNUAL REPORTS


Tax Collected for County


14696 00


Auditing Municipal Accounts 644 38


Total Agency $59164 66


TRUST FUNDS


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund.


$985 00


Total Receipts


$773094 03


Cash on hand January 1, 1921


42100 61


$815194 64


PAYMENTS


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Legislative :


Moderator


$50 00


Selectmen's Salaries


$1100 00


Clerk's Salary


100 00


Stationery and postage


11 95


Printing and advertising


184 90


Carfares, teams, etc.


29 00


Telephone


63 30


Relocation of streets


262 80


Moving of town scale


188 80


Dog Officer


16 50


Serving warrant and notices


23 40


All other


13 15


$1993 80


25


ANNUAL REPORTS


Accountant :


Salary


$1500 00


Stationery and postage 35 08


Printing and advertising


52 80


Repairs on adding machine


5 00


All other


7 00


$1599 88,


Treasurer :


Salary


$700 00


Clerk


300 00


Stationery and postage


104 46


Printing and advertising


28 80


Carfare, teams, etc.


10 28


Telephone


22 55


Bond and Pay Roll Insurance


160 00


Painting fixtures


10 25


Certifying notes


62 00


$1398 34


Collector :


Salary, 1918, 1919, 1920


$400 00


Salary on account, 1921


600 00


Clerk


300 00


Stationery and postage


232 51


Printing and advertising


116 20


Telephone 33 70


Bond


200 00


$1882 41


Assessors : Salaries $2100 00


26


ANNUAL REPORTS


Interpreters


24 00


Printing and advertising


1156 85


Stationery and postage


20 10


Carfares, teams, etc.


112 39


Telephone


10 80


Abstracts of deeds


58 97


New files


125 20


$3638 31


Law :


Town Counsel, salary


$600 00


Town Clerk :


Recording fees


$650 00


Clerk hire


400 00


Stationery and postage


22 92


Printing and advertising


85 55


Telephone


31 77


$1190 24


Election and Registration :


$870 00


Election officers


384 00


Rent St. Mary's Hall


40 00


Printing and advertising


993 35


Meals


204 00


All other


7 50


$2498 85


Town Hall :


Janitors salary


$1325 00


Helpers


53 50


Fuel


842 43


Registrars' salaries


27


ANNUAL REPORTS


Lights


317 31


Janitor's supplies 53 53


Repairs


385 38


Water supplies


59 36


All others


51 00


$3087 51


Less :


Rent from School Department


600 00


$2487 51


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages :


Chief


$1936 09


Patrolmen


18321 99


Special


49 84


Other employees


42 98


Auto and team hire


437 87


$20788 77


Equipment and Repairs :


Equipment for men $174 99


Fuel and light :


Fuel


$171 50


Light


117 11


$288- 63


28


ANNUAL REPORTS


Maintenance of Building :


Repairs


$10 00


Janitor's supplies


32 60


All other


67 50


$110 10


Other Expenses :


Stationery, printing and postage


$72 92


Telephone


70 41


Telephone signal


510 35


Transportation, care of prisoners


351 19


Rent


780 00


All other


55 91


$1840 78


Total Police Department $23203 25


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$1820 00


Engineers


725 00


Permanent men


7800 00


Call men


3364 73


$13709 73


Horse Hire :


Horse Hire


$28 00


Equipment and Repairs :


Apparatus $6503 32


29


ANNUAL REPORTS


Hose


578 00


Equipment for men


106 95


Alarm boxes, etc.


261 26


Chief's auto


2000 00


All other


24 04


$3836 94


Fuel and Light :


Fuel


$417 15


Light


221 32


$638 47


Maintenance of Buildings :


Repairs


$50 75


Furniture and furnishings


124 91


Laundry


17 75


All other


72 73


$265 94


Other Expenses :


Stationery, printing and postage


$14 54


Telephone


105 45


Oil and gasoline


231 41


All other


11 50


$362 90


Total Fire Department $18841 98


30


ANNUAL REPORTS


TREE WARDEN


Labor $169 50


Teams 52 61


Tools and tool repairs


8 25


Storage of spraying machine


48 00


$278 36


FOREST FIRES


Warden


$19 20


Fighting fires


1098 50


Team hire


254 80


Supplies


101 80


1


$1474 30


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Persons $125 00


Personal property 60 00


$185 00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


$750 00


Salary


Stationery 24 67


Carfares, teams, etc.


108 54


Telephone


9 70


Weights and measures 63 81


31


ANNUAL REPORTS


All other 43 28


$1000 00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


HEALTH


General Administration :


Salary of Board


$300 00


Agent


500 00


Stationery and postage


30 85


Printing and advertising


22 95


All other


52 21


.


$906 01


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :


Board and treatment


$100 00


Medical attendance


75 16


Groceries


7 18


Cities and Towns


76 37


All other


9 80


$268 51


Tuberculosis :


Board and treatment


$2358 44


Dispensary


200 00


Shoes, clothing, etc.


142 10


$2700 54


Vital Statistics :


Births $95 95


:32


ANNUAL REPORTS


Deaths


18 75


$114 70


Inspector School Children :


Salary of Physicians


$700 00


Expenses


61 95


$761 95


Meat and Provisions :


Salary


$400 00


Expenses


179 55


Animals :


Salary


$300 00


Expenses


10 50


Milk Inspector


$100 00


Plumbing Inspector


$900 00


Vaccination


$51 00


Public Health Nurse : ?


Salary


$1189 00


Total Health


$7881 76


Refuse and Garbage :


Contract


$1683 33


SEWER MAINTENANCE


Administration : Commissioners' Salaries $300 00


$579 55


$310 50


33


ANNUAL REPORTS


Superintendent


1500 00


Stationery, printing and postage


14 32


Telephone, etc.


63 90


$1888 22


General :


Labor


$258 69


Tools and equipment


152 91


Pipe and fittings


175 64


Lumber


5 79


Surveys


195 65


All other


39 96


$828 64


Total Sewer Maintenance


$2706 86


STREET CLEANING


General Cleaning :


Labor


$1475 50


Teams


1006 55


$2482 05


Sanitary Cleaning :


Labor


$1137 70


Teams


581 82


Equipment


30 90


Manhole and grate


50 20


All other


20 52


Pavement Cleaning : Labor $1219 75


$1821 14


34


ANNUAL REPORTS


Teams 629 31


Supplies and brushes 116 52


Equipment and repairs


221 42


Lumber


47 55


Water supplies


4 31


1


$2238 86


HIGHWAYS


General Administration :


Highway Surveyor


$1500 00


Clerk


300 00


Telephone etc.


24 37


$1824 37


General Maintenance :


Labor


$6023 91


Teams


3079 03


Broken stone, gravel and sand


1213 11


Equipment and repairs


1074 62


Use of truck


3645 00


Water supply


6 00


Printing and Postage


93 32


Culverts


33 09


Weed killer


57 75


Fuel for steam roller


88 32


All other


88 64


$15402 79


Oiling Street : Oil $175 00


35


ANNUAL REPORTS


Labor contract 1844 14


$2019 14


Snow and Ice :


Labor


$1312 75


Teams


377 75


Sand


52 00


All other


30 00


$1772 50


Sidewalk Repairs :


Labor


$2218 38


Teams


531 58


Use of truck


165 00


Material


2368 02


All other


119 60


$5402 50


Total Highways


$26421 38


STREET LIGHTS


Contract


$13959 88


BRIDGES


Labor (contract)


$218 30


Labor


· 183 00


Material


53 65


Teams


15 00


$449 95


36


ANNUAL REPORTS


MAINTENANCE OF PERMANENT ROADS


Labor


$1438 00


Teams


836 34


Use of truck


48 75


Tarvia, materials


2410 37


Equipment and repairs


196 78


- Freight


66 81


Special work (Woodstock Road)


2997 73


$7994 78


RAILINGS


Labor


$455 59


Teams


57 75


Lumber


271 32


Supplies


105 44


$890 10


-


CHARITIES


General Administration :


Poor Department :


Salaries


$700 00


Stationery, printing and postage


100 45


Carfares, investigator


68 66


Typewriter


75 00


Telephone


80 35


Auto hire


86 00


All other


16 50


$1126 96


37


ANNUAL REPORTS


Outside Poor :


Groceries


$7705 84


Coal and wood


982 25


Board and care


3677 06


Medicins and medical attendance


419 02


State institutions


420 36


Rent and aid rendered, including chopping wood


4083 17


Burial, clothing, etc.


1053 53


Town physician's salary


350 00


$18691 23


Relief by Other Cities and Towns:


Cities


$850 74


Towns


282 75


$1133 49


Mothers' Aid :


By town


$8032 26


Other cities and towns


28 64


$8060 90


Total Outside Relief


$29012 58


Almshouse :


Superintendent


$975 00


Other employees


780 00


Groceries and provisions


1476 54


Dry goods and clothing


675 45


Fuel and light


545 08


Hay and grain


834 83


Maintenance of auto truck


357 84


Signs


51 00


Horse shoeing and tools repaired


104 62


38


ANNUAL REPORTS


Medicine and medical attendance. 199 64


$6000 00


New Almshouse :


Cost of property


$12000 00


Repairs and equipment


7500 00


$19500 00


Soldiers' Benefits :


State aid


$864 00


Military aid


$1289 00


Soldiers' Relief :


324 25


Groceries and provisions


662 95


Cash


1421 50


Medicine and medical attendance 209 25


All other


30 15


$2648 10


"Total Soldiers' Benefits


$3937 10


SCHOOLS


Administration :


Salary of Superintendent


$3430 04


Truant officer 208 31


Stationery printing and postage


317 41


Telephone


180 98


Traveling expenses


184 22


Automobile hire


124 22


Fuel


425 00


39


ANNUAL REPORTS


All other 97 28


$1542 46


Teachers' Salaries :


High


$11951 25


Elementary


47286 84


Evening


1582 00


Americanization


2127 00


Continuation


7271 00


Vocational


10127 09


$80345. 18


TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES


High :


Text books


$658 67


All other school supplies


525 67


$1184 34


Elementary :


Text books


$1452 13


All other school supplies


2065 62


$3517 75


Diplomas and graduating expenses.


71 00


Total Schools


$114193 85


LIBRARY


Librarian $1443 00 Assistants 1303 28


40


ANNUAL REPORTS


Janitor 1300 00


$4046 28


Books, Periodicals, etc. :


Books


$436 90


Periodicals


43 45


$480 35


Binding :


Books


$192 14


Periodicals


54 50


$246 64


Fuel and Lights :


Fuel


$755 63


Lights


212 89


$968 52


Buildings :


Repairs


$21 10


Water supply


10 60


All other


23 42


$55 12


Other Expenses :


Stationery, printing and postage


$116 29


Telephone


45 90


All other


40 38


$202 57


Mynott Fund, books


$44 62


Total Library $6044 10


41


ANNUAL REPORTS


PLAYGROUNDS AND BATH HOUSES


Instructors


$1644 70


Labor


41 20


Sand


50 50


Apparatus


88 32


Rent, grounds (Central Mills Co.)


85 00


Repairs


687 43


Teachers' supplies


102 85


$2700 00


UNCLASSIFIED


Insurance :


Liability


$830 73


Town Hall


352 62


Almshouse


205 39


School


367 54


Library


196 91


Fire Department


48 42


Boilers


261 03


Auto liability


60 60


Town barn


26 70


Ambulance


30 00


$2379 94


Ambulance :


Setting heater


$27 67


Supplies


43 01


Laundry work


11 68


Oil and gasoline


158 30


Meals (Driver)


22 10


Telephone


40


42


ANNUAL REPORTS


All other 21 90


$285 06


Annual reports


$990 56


Band Concerts :


Music


$250 00


- Care of Town Clock


$50 00


Memorial Day :


G. A. R.


$200 00


S. W. V.


100 00


American Legion


150 00


$450 00


Water and Ice :


Hydrants


$6365 63


Labor


14 25


Drinking fountains


318 00


Repairing bubblers


20 98


Ice


465 05


$7183 91


Cemetery :


Superintendent


$200 00


Teams


132 50


Labor


2322 45


$2654 95


Other Expenses :


Shrubs, etc.


$129 50


Tools


91 59


Supplies


84 90


All other


33 20


$339 19


Total Cemetery


$2994 14


43


ANNUAL REPORTS


INTEREST


Temporary Loans :


Anticipation of revenue


$8272 20


General Loans :


Sewer


2510 00


Highways


3697 48


Schools


2828 49


Soldiers' monument


90 00


$17398 17


DEBT


Temporary Loans :


Anticipation of revenue


$300000 00


General Loans :


Sewer


$2000 00


Highways


(14950 00


Schools


7350 00


Soldiers' monument


1000 00


Total indebtedness $325300 00


Agency :


State and non-Resident Bank Tax $43653 46


Collected for County 14696 00


Auditing municipal accounts


644 38


State Highway Tax


170 82


$59164 66


Sinking fund (Interest deposited)


$640 00


Cemetery perpetual care fund


1234 89


Jesse J. Angell fund 1000 00


$2874 89


44


ANNUAL REPORTS


OUTLAYS


Police Station Plans :


Expenses to various cities


$56 25


School plans $47 00


SURVEYS


Morris Street Sewer :


Labor (Contract)


$1539 51


Labor


49 75


Engineering


92 50


Material


165 36


West Street Sidewalk :


Survey


$15 00


A


Material


7 44


Labor (Contract)


1922 65


Use of truck


30 00


Maple Street Sidewalk :


Contract


$1000 00


North Woodstock Road :


Labor (Contract)


$7299 29


Tarvia


748 80


Material


613 11


All other


72 38


$8733 58


Eastford Road :


Labor


$1691 75


Teams


991 59


Use of truck


90 00


L


P


A


L


$1847 12


$1975 09


L


45


ANNUAL REPORTS


Tools


68 90


Setting grade


104 95


All other


48 15


$2995 34


North Street Paving :


Labor (Contract)


$2410 19


Material


2363 59


Plans


100 00


All other


81 89


$4955 67


Main Street Paving :


Labor (Contract)


$1781. 76


Survey


75 00


Material


1741 34


All other


1 90


$3600 00


Pleasant Street Oiling :


Survey


$75 00


Labor (Contract)


4859 59


Material


3860 12


All other


1 90


$8796 61


Total payments


$765637 32


Cash on hand December 31, 1921


49557 32


$815194 64


OUTSTANDING BILLS The following are the outstanding bills as


46


ANNUAL REPORTS


of December 31, 1921, with the Department


Heads have expended in excess of their appro- priations :


Highway Department $73 27


Sanitary cleaning


16 50


Maintenance of permanent roads 387 57


Playgrounds


199 21


$676 55


VALMORE P. TETREAULT, Town Accountant.


APPROPRIATIONS


Bal. Jan. 1, 1921


Transferred to


Appropriation


Total Credit


Unex .. bal. trans-


ferred to Rev.


Expenditures


Transferred from


Total Debit


Bal. on hand Dec. 31, 1921


Moderator


$50.00


$50.00


$50.00


$50.00


Selectmen


2,000.00


2,000.00


6.20


1,993.80


2,000.00


Accountant


1,600.00


1,600.00


12


1,599.88


1,600.00


Treasurer


1,400.00


1,400.00


1.66


1,398.34


1,400.00


Tax Collector


1,885.00


1,885.00


2.59


1,882.41


1,885.00


Assessors


4,000.00


4,000.00


361.69


3,638.31


4,000.00


Election and Registration .


2,500.00


2,500.00


1.15


2,498.85


2,500.00


Town Clerk


1,200.00


1,200.00


9.76


1,190.24


1,200.00


Law


600.00


600.00


600.00


600.00


Town Hall


3,300.00


3,900.00


812.49


3,087.51


3,900.00


Police Department


23,302.45


23,302.45


99.20


23,203.25


23,302.45


Fire Department


18,840.00


18,840.00


2.02


18,841.98


18,840.00


Sealer


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Forest Fires


1,700.00


1,700.00


225.70


1,474.30


1,700.00


Damages


to Persons and


200.00


200.00


15.00


185.00


200.00


Police Station plans


500.00


500.00


56.25


500.00


443.75


Tree Warden ...


300.00


300.00


21.64


278.36


300.00


Hamilton St. relocation


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Board of Health


9,000.00


9,000.00


196.86


18,803.14


9,000.00


Sewer Maintenance


2,700.00


2,706.86


2,706.86


2,706.86


Pavement Cleaning


2,500.00


2,500.00


261.14


2,238.86


2,500.00


General Cleaning ...


2,500.00


2,500.00


17.95


2,482.02


2,500.00


·


6.86


Property


$600.00


APPROPRIATIONS


Bal. Jan. 1, 1921


Transferred to


Appropriation


Total Credit


Unex .. bal. trans-


ferred to Rev.


Expenditures


Transferred from


Total Debit


Bal. on hand Dec. 31, 1921


Sanitary Cleaning


121.14


1,700.00


1,821.14


1,821.14


1,821.14


Morris St. sewer


2,200.00


2,200.00


352.818


1,847.12


2,200.00


Bridges


700.00


700.00


250.05


449.95


700.00


Highways


19,000.00


19,000.00.


.34


18,999.66


19,000.00


Sidewalk Repairs


6,000.00


6,000.00


597.42


5,402.58


6,000.00


Maintenance of Permanent


8,000.00


8,000.00


5.22


7,994.78


8,000.00


Roads


900.00


900.00


9.90


890.10


900.00


Oiling Streets


2,500.00


2,500.00


480.86


2,019.14 ·


2,500.00


Street Lights


14,000.00


14,000.00


40.12


13,959.88


14,000.00


Maple St. Sidewalk


107.79


892.21


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Pleasant St. Paving.


3,796.61


5,000.00


18,796.61


8,796.61


8,796.61


Outside Poor


3,500.00


17.500.00


21,000.00


74.32


20,295.68


21,000.00


Mothers' Aid


100.00


8,000.00


8,100.00


13.10


18,086.90


8,100.00


Almshouse


4,500.00


21,000.00


25,500.00


25,500.00


25,500.00


State Aid


864.00


864.00


864.00


8:64.00


Military Aid


500.00


500.00


75.00


4'25.00


500.00


Soldiers" Relief


148.10


2,500.00


2,648.10


2,648.10


2,648.10


Soldiers' Burials


100.00


100.00


100.00


100.00


Schools


113,500.00


113,500.00


1.75


113,498.25


113,500.00


Library


6,000.00


16,000.00


52


5,999.418


6,000.00


Smith-Hughes Fund


1,526.93


1,526.93


1,526.93


1,526.93


Primary School (Plans


$852.50


852.50


47.00


852.50


805.50


.


Railings


APPROPRIATIONS


Mary Mynott Fund


1.60


45.00


46.60


44.62


46.60


1.98


High School exit


752.60


752.60


752.60


752.60


2,700.00


2,700.00


2,700.00


2,700.00


50.00


50.00


50.00


50.00


Insurance


2,400.00


2,400.00


20.06


2,379.94


2,400.00


Public Band Concerts


250.00


250.00


250.00


250.00


Memorial Day


450.00


450.00


450.00


450.00


Searching parties


100.00


100.00


100.00


100.00


Annual Reports


990.56


990.56


9190.56


990.56


Ambulance


300.00


300.00


14.94


2185.06


300.00


Water and Ice Supplies


(Hydrants)


7,350.00


7,350.00


166.09


7,183.91


7,350.00


Cemetery


2,294.55


Interest


3,398.17


14,000.00


17,398.17


17,398.17


17,398.17


25,300.00


25,300.00


25,300.00


25,300.00


Eastford Road


3,000.00


3,000.00


4.66


2,995.34


3,000.00


West St. Sidewalk


2,000.00


2,000.00


24.91


1,975.09


2,000.00


North Woodstock Road


9,000.00


9,000.00


55.81


8,733.58


9,000.00


Mechanic St. Sidewalk


241.26


241.26


241.26


241.26


Elm Street Paving


10.00


10.00


10.00


10.00


Lebanon Brook Bridge


12.66


12.66


12.66


12.66


River St. School Lot.


43.18


43.18


43.18


43.18


Main and Central St. Paving 1,388.55


1,388.55


1,388.55


1,388.55


5,000.00


5,000.00


4,955.67


44.33


5,000.00


Main Street Paving


3,600.00


3,600.00


3,600.00


3,600.00


...


1,294.55


1,700.00


2,994.55


41


2,994.14


Maturing Debt


210.61


North Street Paving .


$2,549.75 $20,761.75 $385,764.22 $413575.72 $4,323.53 $404,297.74 $1,684.14 $413,575.72 $3,270.28


VALMORE P. TETREAULT,


Town Accountant.


.


Playgrounds


Care of Town Clock


BALANCE SHEET December 31, 1921 REVENUE ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


Cash


$49290 87


Accounts Recevable :


Accounts Receivable


Taxes :


Levy of 1919


$230 93


Levy of 1920


7750 70


Levy of 1921


37399 45


$45381 08


Special Assessments


Sidewalk $77 53


Apportioned Sewer 1921 ... 209 55


Apportioned Sewer 1922 to


1925 929 90 ·


Unapportioned Sewer . 1449 63


$2666 61


LIABILITIES


Temporary Loans $65000 00


Excess and Deficiency ...


20475 93


Revenue Accounts :


Sidewalk Revenue 77 53


Sewer


4227 82


Tailings 81 36


Reserve Fund 1779 91


Overlays Reserved for Abatements :


Levy of 1919 $1339 75


Levy of 1920 752 47


Levy of 1921 748 38


$9007 22


Apportioned Sewer :


Due 1922 $258.36


Due 1993 240 12


Due 1924 240 12


Committed Interest


Sewer assessments .


$1 82


From State :


State Aid


864 00


Military Aid 212 50


$1076 50


Due 1925 191 30


$929 90


Police Station Plans . . .


$443 75


Hamilton Street Relocation. .


1000 00


Primary School Plans .


805 50


Mary Mynott Fund .


1 98


High School Exit


752 60


$98416 88


$98416 88


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash


$266 45


Apportion Balances :


Lebanon Brook Bridge .... $12 66 River Street School Lot .... 43 18


North Woodstock Road ... 210 61


$266 45


$266 45


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Sinking Funds $37481 16 1




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