Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1927-1931, Part 19

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1927
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 870


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Total Charities 9,910.65


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid


606.00


Military Aid


682.75


Soldiers' Relief


5.00


Total


1,293.75


Schools


Tuition State Wards


96.88


Other Tuition


7,004.80


Sale of Books and Supplies


276.73


All Other Revenue


491.14


Total


7,869.55


Library


Fines


531.07


531.07


Urclassified


Failings


16.60


Ambulance


507.00


Total


523.60


Total Departmental Revenue


22,187.99


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Special Assessments :


Sewers, Unapportioned 324.51


Sewers, Apportioned 605.45


Sidewalks, Unapportioned 1,085.83


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Sidewalks, Apportioned 227.08


Total Assessments 2,242,87


Cemeteries


Sale of Lots 235.00


Graves Opened, Foundations and Annual Care 432.72


Total 667.72


Interest


On Bank Deposits 1,545.26


On Taxes 4,156.72


On Sewer Assessments 149.40


On Sidewalk Assessments 99.31


On Trust Funds


Cemetery


3,364.39


Ella M. Cole


Edwards Bequest 2,814.49


J. J. Angell


Sinking 160.00


Total Interest


12,289.57


Municipal Indebtedness


Anticipation of Revenue 511,500.00


Sinking Fund 20,000.00


Total


531,500.00


Total Receipts (all sources) 1,085,643.68 Cash on hand, January 1, 1929 . 17,803.83


Total


1,103,447.51


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PAYMENTS General Government


Moderator


40.00


Selectmen's Department


Salaries


$1,700.00


Clerk


450.00


Stationery and Postage


25.90


Printing and Advertising


148.11


Car Fares, Teams, Etc.


219.44


Telephone


165.83


All Other


88.73


Total Selectmen


2,798.01


Accountant's Department


Salary


1,800.00


Stationery and Postage


31.58


Printing and Advertising


10.00


Office Supplies


23.75


All Other


1.79


Total Accountant


1,867.12


Treasury Department


Salaries


1,350.00


Clerk


500.00


Stationery and Postage and Printing


183.82


Telephone


46.62


Carfares, Teams, Etc.


5.00


Certifying Notes


51.00


Bond and Insurance


252.13


All Other


61.33


Total Treasury


2,449.90


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Collectors Department


Salary


1,500.00


Clerk


480.00


Stationery and Postage


307.08


Printing and Advertising


55.25


Telephone


36.01


Bond and Insurance


497.50


Travel-Transportation expense


90.00


All Other


26.50


Total Collector


2,992.34


Assessors' Department


Salaries - Assessors


2,900.00


Clerks


195.04


Stationery and Postage


45.00


Printing and Advertising


861.94


Car Fares, Teams, Etc


154.60


Telephone


43.75


Examination of Titles


71.16


All Other


25.70


Total Assessors 4,297.19


Town Clerk's Department


Salary


1,050.00


Clerk


600.00


Stationery and Postage


91.04


Printing and Advertising


63.91


Telephone


55.82


Office Equipment and Supplies


19.25


All Other


9.00


Total Town Clerk 1,889.02


Election and Registration Department Salaries 180.00


Election Officers


1,716.25


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All Other Wages 181.50


Printing and Advertising


855.50


Meals 493.40


Stationery and Postage


37.12


All Other Expenses


8.80


Total Election and Registration


3,472.57


Law Department Town Counsel 800.00


Engineering Department


Salaries


2,348.14


Labor


771.28


Street Signs


192.52


Tools and Supplies


172.26


Auto Maintenance


291.50


Telephone


92.08


Office Supplies


72.16


Transportation


54.30


Truck Hire


30.00


All Other


27.10


Total Engineering


4.051.34


Town Hall


Janitor


1,332.11


All Other Wages


145.75


Fuel


982.83


Light


360.97


Janitors' Supplies


30.63


Repairs


843.19


Installation Add'l Radiators -


105.00


All Other (Including Water Service $115.29)


198.84


Total Town Hall 3,999.42


Total General Government 28,656.91


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PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Salaries


Chief 2,400.00


Patrolmen


22,464.00


Special Police


541.50


Janitor


1,196.00


All Other Employees


20.10


Miscellaneous


Care of Prisoners


269.35


Team Hire


5.00


Equipment and Repairs


Equipment for Men


113.62


Maintenance of Automobile


Equipment


641.69


Maintenance of Automotive


(New) Equipment


597.00


Fuel and Light


Fuel


513.00


Light 175.62


Maintenance of Building and Grounds


Repairs


15.50


Janitor's Supplies


48.26


New Equipment to Boiler


265.00


All Other


56.19


Other Expenses


Printing, Stationery, Postage


82.35


Telephone


174.14


Police Signal System


1,004.20


Insurance on Equipment


226.66


All Other (Including Travel


Expenses of Patrolmen)


187.80


Total Police Department


30,996.98


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Fire Department


Salaries and Wages


Engineers


700.00


Chief


2,400.00


Permanent Men


13,499.62


Call Men


3,265.00


Supt. of Alarms


300.00


Equipment Maintenance and Repairs


Apparatus 519.97


New Hose 500.00


Equipment for Men


76.97


Alarm Boxes, Etc.


263.97


Gasoline and Oil


207.80


All Other (Including Tires, Etc.


71.31


Hydrant Service


13,650.00


Fuel and Light


Fuel


590.68


Light


219.35


Water 36.57


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


Repairs


107.76


Furniture and Furnishings 150.55


Laundry Work


67.95


All Other


25.71


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing, Postage


45.30


Telephone


150.21


Others (Including Travel


36.00


Expenses


Total Fire Department 36,884.72


Inspector of Wires Salaries and Wages


Inspector 480.00


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Printing, Stationery, Postage


Supplies


11.38


Transportation 8.55


Total Inspection of Wires 499.93


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


1,050.00


Stationery, Postage, Printing


and Advertising


27.55


Car Fares, Teams, and


Transportation 250.00


All Other (Including Tele-


phone)


24.22


Equipment and Repairs


38.36


Total Sealer of Weights and Measures _ 1,390.13


Planting and Trimming Trees


Labor-Superintendent


314.50


Truck Hire 213.50


All Other 1:26.50


Hardware and Tools


12.40


Trees Bought


125.00


All Other


4.44


Total Tree Warden 796.34


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Extermination


Labor-Superintendent


92.00


Labor-All Other


310.25


Hardware and Tools and In-


tersectides


11.61


Truck Hire


78.00


Advertising-Notices


18.00


Total


509.86


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Forest Fires


Salaries and Wages


Warden


200.00


Fighting Fires


657.08


Apparatus and Hire


210.34


Transportation :


16.00


Tools


12.00


Food for Men


29.95


All Other


10.17


Total Forest Fires


1,135.54


Damage to Persons and Property 12.00


Total Protection of Persons and Property - - 72,225.50


HEALTH AND SANITATION


General Administration


Salary of Board of Health


300.00


Salary of Agent


500.00


Stationery and Postage


5.80


Printing and Advertising


44.49


All Other (Including Transportation)


125.91


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Board and Treatment


425.50


Medical Attendance


344.50


Drugs and Medicines


10.10


Dry Goods and Clothing


28.01


Groceries and Provisions


26.00


Hospitals


63.00


All Other


130.71


Tuberculosis


Board and Treatment


2,286.14


All Other


18.68


Vital Statistics


Births


70.25


Deaths


62.25


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Other Expenditures


Plumbing Inspector 1,200.00


Nurse


1,600.00


Dental Clinic


647.03


All Other


26.42


Inspection


School Children


Salaries


500.00


Animals


Salaries


300.00


Meats and Provisions


Salaries


400.00


Expenses


161.13


Milk and Vinegar


Salaries


100.00


Refuse and Garbage


Labor


4,012.50


Rent of Dump


125.00


Equipment


59.07


Piping of Dump


245.06


Total Health


$13,817.55


Sewer Maintenance


Administration


Commissioner's Salary


300.00


Supt. & Ass't. Supt's. Salaries


2,364.00


Stationery, Printing Postage


8.50


Telephone


47.03


All Other


62.25


General


Labor


65.78


Teams 1.00


Tools and Equipment


223.90


Piping and Fittings


215.08


Wardwell Court Sewer


69.20


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Gas, Oil and Grease


83.99


All Other


56.10


Total Sewer Maintenance


3,496.83


SUPPLEMENTAL


Green Ave. - Randolph St. Sewer


Contract


298.00


Miscellaneous


4.25


302.25


Wall Street Sewer


Contract


1,047.86


Catch Basin and Covers


67.70


Recording


3.72


1,119.28


Total Health Sanitation and Sewers


18,735.91


HIGHWAYS


General Administration


Surveyor


1,800.00


Clerk


300.00


All Other (Telephone and Of-


90.11


fice Expenses)


General


Labor


12,710.50


Teams


1,361.00


Broken Stone and Gravel, Etc.


1,366.98


Equipment and Repairs


1,678.91


Truck Hire


5,983.13


Stone Crushing


351.96


Motor Equipment Maintenance


1,648.34


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Other Materials


275.87


All Other


406.65


Total


Maintenance of Permanent Roads


Labor


1,884.50


Truck Hire


797.25


Teams


133.00


Materials


4,400.99


Tools and Equipment


528.72


Maintenance Motor Equipment


235.57


All Other


19.00


Total Maintenance Permanent Roads 7,999.03


Sidewalk and Curbing


Maintenance


Labor


1,528.00


Teams


32.00


Trucks


165.50


Materials


1,135.34


Maintenance Motor Equip-


ment


103.13


All Other


35.69


Total Sidewalks and Curbing


2,999.66


Main and Everett Sts. Sidewalk


Labor


30.00


Materials 17.15


Total Main and Everett Sts. Sidewalk _


Snow and Ice Removal


Labor


3,795.75


Teams 290.00


Truck Hire


2,450.00


27,973.45


47.15


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Maintenance Motor Equip- - ment 747.74


Materials, Equipment Re-


pairs, and Fuel, Etc. 300.63


Total Snow and Ice Removal


7,584.12


North Woodstock Road Repairs


Labor


696.25


Teams


32.00


Truck Hire


92.00


Materials


127.89


All Other


46.09


Total North Woodstock Road


994.23


Street Lights


Contract


14,880.16


Hiker Monument


59.13


Christmas Lighting


100.00


Golf Woods Road Electric


Light


12.61


Newell Ave. Electric Light


12.61


West St. Electric Light


71.76


Total


15,136.27


Street Oiling


Materials


2,342.13


Labor


154.25


Total


2,496.38


New Construction


Main Street Drain


Contract


106.00


Pipes


35.10


Total Main Street Drain 141.10


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Worcester-Mechanic Streets Drain


Contract


2,944.43


Inspector


120.00


Catch Basins and Sewer


Connections


230.72


Total Worcester-Mechanic Sts. Drain


3,295.15


Mechanic Street Rail Removal


Contract


226.37


Hartwell Street Paving (Highway Department


Labor


3,763.60


Truck Hire


1,326.00


Teams 68.00


Equipment and Rental


351.63


Materials


1,486.81


All Other


2.00


Total Hartwell Street (Highway) 6,998.04


Hartwell Street Paving,


Contract


6,635.40


Catch Basins


104.34


Additional (Curb & Gutter)


1,484.21


Printing and Advertising


9.75


Total Hartwell Street (Contract) 8,233.70


Marcy Street Paving


Contract


10,230.13


Catch Basins


93.51


Additional (Curb & Gutter)


1,337.28


Printing and Advertising --


24.50


Total Marcy Street Paving 11,685.42


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Cohasse Street Sidewalk


Contract


715.00


Additional Construction


118.72


Inspection


24.00


Total Cohasse Street Sidewalk 857.72


Dresser Street Sidewalk


Contract


883.48


Additional Construction


102.87


Inspection


38.00


Total Dresser Street Sidewalk


1,024.35


Newell Avenue Sidewalk


Contract


2,272.06


Additional Construction


328.89


Catch Basin


11.82


Inspection


68.00


Total Newell Avenue Sidewalk


2.680.77


Srow-Moon Streets Sidewalk


Contract


2,331.99


Additional


324.19


Catch Basins


36.25


Inspection


92.00


Total Snow-Moon Streets Sidewalk


2,784.43


Total Highways and New Construction


$103,157.34


CHARITIES


Poor Department General Administration


Salaries and Wages


2,900.00


Printing, Stationery, Postage


12.71


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All Other (Including Tele- phone) 373.34


Outside Relief by Town


Groceries and Provisions 27,258.53


Coal and Wood 413.23


Labor-Cutting Wood, Etc.


2,128.34


Board and Care


4,371.50


Medicine and Medical At-


tendance


5,691.86


State Institutions


1,073.50


Rent 6,982.17


All Other (Including Cloth-


ing and Wearing Apparel) _ 1,859.39


Relief by Other Cities and Towns Cities 330.28


Towns 948.83


Total Public Welfare


$54,497.44


Mothers' Aid by Town 8,778.38


Infirmary


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent


1,800.00


Other Employes


59.15


Other Expenses


Groceries and Provisions


2,553.35


Dry Goods and Clothing


214.39


Buildings


360.64


Fuel and Light


458.10


Water


151.24


Automobile Maintenance 100.44


Medical Care


124.37


Telephone


32.18


All Other


145.23


Total Infirmary


5,999.09


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Soldiers' Benefits


Investigation


10.75


State Aid


820.00


Military Aid


1,187.40


Soldiers' Relief


Groceries and Provisions


2,268.75


Rent and Cash Aid


2,385.50


Fuel


240.40


Medicine and Medical At-


tendance 559.51


All Other (Including Aid


Rendered by Other Towns


and Cities)


467.80


Total Soldiers' Benefits


7,940.12


Total Charities 77,215.03


SCHOOLS


General


Salary of Superintendent


4,200.00


Clerk


949.00


School Census


130.34


Truant Officer


250.00


Printing, Stationery, Postage


184.96


Telephone


318.76


Traveling Expenses


115.00


Taxi Hire


181.60


All Other (Including Insur-


ance - $57.33 Refunded) -


192.61


Teachers' Salaries


High


25,437.00


Elementary


63,408.58


Evening


3,002.50


Americanization


289.50


Continuation 4,428.28


Vocational


21,357.93


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Text Books and Supplies High


Text and Reference Books - 1,571.79


All Other Supplies 2,439.70


Elementary


Text and Reference Books 1,661.33


All Other Supplies 2,276.78


Evening


Text and Reference Books -


9.10


All Other Supplies 113.33


Tuition


Industrial


75.00


Transportation


Elementary


4,102.50


Janitor's Services


High


1,329.00


Elementary


6,193.49


Fuel and Light


High


2,439.15


Elementary


3,000.65


Evening


146.31


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds


High


Repairs


823.11


Janitors' Supplies


191.39


All Other


139.08


Elementary


Repairs


3,509.01


Janitors' Supplies


235.34


All Other


973.80


Furniture and Furnishings


High 1,101.54


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Elementary


227.02


Continuation


All Other Supplies


1,104.00


Vocational


All Other Supplies


5,410.87


Other Expenses - Schools


Diplomas and Graduation


Exercises 74.00


Miscellaneous Printing


148.06


Health Inspection


2,457.75


All Other Items


359.40


Total Schools $166,558.56


Smith-Hughes Fund (Schools)


Teachers' Salaries


Continuation


555.72


Vocational


1,586.49


Vocational Evening


133.70


Total Smith-Hughes Fund 2,275.91


Libraries


Salaries and Wages


Librarian


1,294.43


Assistants


2,502.52


Janitors


998.60


Books, Periodicals, Etc.


1,348.76


Periodicals


355.05


All Other


12.50


Fuel and Light


Fuel


597.60


Light


286.23


Binding


Books


305.40


Buildings


Repairs 2.93


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Furniture and Furnishings . All Other 53.71


69.00


Other Expenses


Stationery, Printing, Postage


100.76


All Other (Including Tele- phone) 62.45


Total Libraries 7,999.94


Edwards Bequest


Salaries and Wages


Librarian


499.98


Assistant Librarians


686.29


Janitor


333.28


Books


434.52


Binding


_243.42


Repairs to Building


439.73


New Equipment


99.00


Lights


124.00


All Other


127.25


Total Edwards Bequest 2,987.56


Mary Mynott Trust Fund


Library Books 23.59.


Total Library - Including Trust Funds 11,011.09


Ella M. Cole Fund


Shoes, Clothing, Etc. 332.57


J. J. Angell Fund


Shoes and Misc. Clothing 78.76


Recreation and Unclassified :


Memorial Day Observance 400.00


Armistice Day Observance 150.00


Band Concerts 500.00


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Parks Maintenance and Labor 405.35


Playgrounds


Salaries


1,084.50


Supplies


193.50


Repairs


186.09


Rental


85.00


All Other


40.05


Total Playgrounds 1,589.14


Water & Ice Supply


Ice


336.00


Water


262.00


All Other


27.89


Total Water & Ice Supply


625.89


Game Warden


Salary


100.00


Tax Refunds


153.04


Ambulance


239.09


Pensions


Police Department


848.00


Insurance


Workmen's Compensation and


Public Liability


1,521.52


Boiler


601.83


Fire Insurance


3,353.50


Total Insurance


5,476.85


Planning Board


61.80


Estimated Revenue (Refund of


Overpayment to Treasurer)


16.00


Tailings


.75


Annual Town Reports, Printing


576.00


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Town Clock


Salary


50.00


Repairs


7.35


Total Town Clock 57.35


Dudley River Road Land Damage


2,040.00


Cemeteries


Salaries and Wages


Superintendent 250.00


Labor


4,103.50


Loam 46.69


Shrubs, Etc.


110.00


Tools


133.84


All Other (Including Water)


271.15


Total Cemeteries 4,915.18


Over Drafts and Outstanding 1929 Bills


870.87


Interest


Temporary Loans


Anticipation of Revenue 10,316.36


General Loans


Sewer


1,400.00


Highway


574.55


School


4,798.75


Total Interest 17,089.56


Municipal Indebtedness Temporary Loans


Anticipation of Revenue 465,000.00 General Loans


Sewer 30,000.00


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Highway


15,360.00


School


12,750.00


Total Indebtedness Paid


523,110.00


Agency, Trust and Investment


Agency


State Tax


15,260.00


State Highay Tax


328.55


Auditing Municipal Acc'ts.


713.90


County Tax


24,852.00


County Hospital Tax


1,731.30


Snow Removal Tax


34.06


Veterans' Exemption


28.15


Trust and Investment


Cemetery


485.00


Sinking


160.00


Total Agency, Trust and Investment 43,592.96


Total Payments 1,083,065.51


Cash Balance, Dec. 31, 1931


20,382.00


$1,103,447.51


TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE BALANCE SHEET - DEC. 31, 1930 REVENUE ACCOUNT


ASSETS


Cash


$20,382.00 $20,382.00


Acc'ts. Receivable


Levy of 1927 3,320.44


Levy of 1928


14,147.32


Levy of 1929


43,049.84


Levy of 1930


109,102.12


Levy of 1929,


Excise


1,994.36


Levy of 1930, Ex-


cise


3,538.99


Total 175,153.07


Special Assessments


Sewer Ass't. Treas. 322.90 Unapportioned Sewer


Asst. due 1928 187.42


LIABILITIES


Loans Anticipation of Taxes -- _$146,500.00


Overlays, 1927


2,135.78


" 1928


2,927.29


"


1929


2,935.08


"


1930


2,890.73


Total


10,888.88


Overlays Reserve Fund


1,442.27


Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue 1929


1,994.36


Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue 1930 3,538.99


Departmental Revenue


10,804.26


Sewer Assessment Revenue


2,082.67


Sewer Assessment Receipts 3,531.92


Sidewalk Assessment Revenue - 2,092.93


Apportioned Sewer Asst. due 1928 - Committed Sewer


63.32


Asst. Int. 1928 96.60


Apportioned Sewer


Asst. due 1929 461.96


Committed Sewer Asst., Int. 1929 130.99


Apportioned Sewer


Asst. due 1930 725.33


Committed Sewer


Asst., Int. 1930 94.15


Total


2,082.67


Unapportioned Side- walk Asst. Added to 1927 Taxes 182.00


Unapportioned Side-


walk Assessments,


1930


1,231.56


Apportioned Sidewalk Assts. Due 1929 (Coll.) 233.00


Tax Title Revenue Tailings 483.74


804.31


Jesse J. Angell Fund (Income Acc't.) 42.52


Boyer Trust Funds (Income Acc't.) 11.29


Mary Mynott Fund (Income


Acc't.)


27.71


Edwards Bequest Fund (Income Acc't) 259.97


World War Memorial (Income Acc't.) 9,345.79


Excess & Deficiency


32,506.60


Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1931 835.56


Apportioned Sewer


Ass't. Due 1932 554.09


Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1933 554.07 Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1934 102.90


Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1935 75.58


Apportioned Sidewalk Asst. Due 1930 (Coll.)


374.26


Committed Sidewalk


Interest 72.11


Total


2,092.93


Tax Title 804.31


Acc'ts. Receivable, Departmental


Town Hall


159.00


Police Department


350.00


Ambulance


415.00


Total


200,514.98


Highway


103.50


Health


13.50


Public Welfare


3,717.93


Infirmary


182.00


(Mass.) Mothers' Aid


3,892.63


State Aid


820.00


Military Aid


593.70


Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1936 56.76 Ass't. Due 1937 30.62


Apportioned Sewer Ass't. Due 1938 19.90


Total


2,232.48


Apportioned Sidewalk Ass't. Due 1931 215.43


Apportioned Sidewalk Ass't. Due 1932 112.37


Apportioned Sidewalk


Ass't. Due 1933 - 38.43


Apportioned Sidewalk


Ass't. Due 1934


38.42


Total 404.65


Wall Street Sewer


480.72


Dudley River Road Land


Damages 460.00


School Dept.


359.00


Cemetery


198.00


Total


10,804.26


Ella M. Cole Fund (Income Acc't.) --


28.72


Surplus War Bonus Fund And Accumulations 9,345.79


Apportioned Sewer


Asst. (Not Due) - - 2,232.48


Apportioned Sidewalk


Asst. (Not Due) _ 404.65


Over-drawn Account:


Public Welfare -- 2,997.44


Soldiers' Relief 427.72


Highways 173.45


Snow and Ice


3,006.57


Total


6,605.18


To al


$229,936.06 Total


$229,936.06


DEBT ACCOUNT


Sinking Fund :


General Loans


Serial 4% $132,500.00


Serial 41/4% 1,000.00


Serial 51/8% 1,360.00


$134,860.00


$134,860.00


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Trust Funds (Cash & Securities) $71,788.05


Cemetery Gen. Care Fund $66,428.93


Jesse J. Angell Fund 1,104.59


Ella M. Cole Fund


3,000.00


A. Boyer Jr. School Fund 254.53


Mary Mynott Library Fund 1,000.00


$71,788.05


$71,788.05


JOSEPH E. DESROSIER, Accountant


(Cash Securities) $2,837.82


Net Bonded Debt (Balancing Acc't.) -- 132,022.18


APPROPRIATIONS


Appropriations


Transfers


Expenditures


Unexpended


Bal, Trans.


to Reserve:


Overdrawals


General Government


Moderator


$ 40.00


$ 40.00


$


$


Selectmen


2,800.00


2,798.01


1.99


Accountant


1,900.00


1,867.12


32.88


Treasurer


2,452.00


2,449.90


2.10


Tax Collector


3,000.00


2,992.34


7.66


Assessors


4,500.00


4,297.19


202.81


Town Clerk


1,900.00


1,889.02


10.98


Election and Registration


3,500.00


3,472.57


27.43


Law


800.00


800.00


Town Hall


4,005.30


4,004.72


.58


Engineering Dept.


4,800.00


4,051.34


748.66


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Dept.


31,000.00


30,996.98


3.02


Fire Dept. (Including Hydrants


36,897.00


36,884.72


12.28


Forest Fire Dept.


1,201.25


1,136.79


64.46


Sealer of Weights and Measures


1,400.00


1,390.13


9.87


Tree Warden


800.00


796.34


3.66


Damage to Persons and Property


300.00


12.00


288.00


Mo h Dept.


509.86


509.86


Game Warden


100.00


100.00


Wire Inspection Dept.


500.00


499.93


.07


Health and Sanitation


Board of Health


14,500.00


13,817.55


682.45


Sewer Maintenance Dept.


3,500.00


3,496.83


3.17


Green Ave .- Randolph Street Sewer


302.25


302.25


Wall Street Sewer


1,600.00


1,119.28


480.72


Highways


Highway Dept.


27,800.00


27,973.45


173.45


Maintenance-Permanent Roads


9,822.57


9,821.60


.97


Snow and Ice


4,577.55


7,584.12


3,006.57


Main and Everett Sts. Sidewalks


56.96


56.96


Oiling Streets


2,500.00


2,496.38


3.62


Sidewalk Repairs


3,000.00


2,999.66


.34


Street Lights


15,050.00


15,039.29


10.71


Everett Street Drain


.62


.62


Main Street Paving Account


497.56


497.56


Fairmont Ave. Drain


.40


.40


Main Street Drain


151.06


142.16


8.90


Olney Ave. Drain


1.58


1.58


Charities


Public Welfare-Outside Poor


51,500.00


54,497.44


2,997.44


Mothers' Aid


9,000.00


8,778.38


221.62


Infirmary


6,000.00


5,999.09


.91


State Aid


840.00


820.00


20.00


Military Aid


1,200.00


1,187.40


12.60


Soldiers' Relief


5,505.00


5,932.72


427.72


Soldiers' Burials


100.00


100.00


Education


School


166,559.80


166,558.56


1.24


Smith-Hughes Fund


2,275.91


2,275.91


A. O. Boyer Fund


11.29


11.29


Flla M. Cole Fund


303.85


332.57


28.72


Library


8,000.00


7,999.94


06


Mary Mynott Fund


51.30


23.59


27.71


Edwards' Bequest


3,247.53


2,987.56


259.97


Recreation and Unclassified


Pensions


848.00


848.00


Ambulance


400.00


239.09


160.91


Planning Board


100.00


61.80


38.20


Insurance


5,500.00


5,476.85


23.15


Water and Ice Supply


750.00


625.89


124.11


Playgrounds


1,600.00


1,589.14


10.86


Parks


500.00


405.35


94.65


Band Concerts


500.00


500.00


Memorial Day


400.00


400.00


Armistice Day


150.00


150.00


Town Clock


100.00


57.35


42.65


Annual Reports


623.00


623.00


Overdrafts and Outstanding


1929 Bills


1,900.00


1.878.95


21.05


Public Service Enterprise


Cemetery


4,964.39


4,915.18


49.21


Interest and Maturing Debt


Interest


17,700.00


17,089.66


610.34


Maturing Debt


58,110.00


58,110.00


Outlays from Revenue


By-Laws


133.50


133.50


Cohasse St. Sidewalk


877.50


857.72


19.78


Golf Woods Road Elec. Light


15.00


12.61


2.39


Hartwell St. Pavement (Highway)


7,000.00


6,998.04


1.96


(Contract)


8,424.74


8,233.70


191.04


Marcy Street Pavement


11,800.00


11,800.00


Worcester-Mechanic St. Drain


3,400.00


3,295.15


104.85


Mechanic St. Rail Removal


345.00


345.00


Newell Ave. Elec. Light


15.00


12.61


2.39


Newell Ave. sidewalk


2.700.00


2,680.77


19.23


No. Woodstock Road Repairs


1,000.00


994.23


5.77


Snow-Moon Sts. Sidewalk


2,800.00


2,784.43


15.57


West St. Elec. Lights


150.00


71.76


78.24


Dresser St. Sidewalk


1,100.00


1,024.35


75.65


Dudley River Road Fund Damages


2,500.00


2,040.00


460.00


and


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REPORT OF TOWN FINANCE COMMITTEE


Article 1. To choose by ballot a Moderator to preside over said meeting.


Article 2.


To hear and act on the reports of the Select-


men, Town Accountant. Clerk, Treasurer.


School Committee, Library Committee and


other officers as printed in the Town Report.


Recommendation :-- Vcted that the reports of the various town officers be accepted as printed.


Article 3. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to pay town debts and charges for the current financial year.


Recommendation :- Voted that the town raise and appropriate the following sums of money : Moderator 40.00


Selectmen :-


Salaries


$1,700.00


Clerk


450.00


All Others


650.00


Total


2,800.00


Accountant :-


Salary


1,800.00


Supplies


150.00


Total 1,950.00


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Treasurer : -


Salary


1,350.00


Clerk


500.00


All Others


400.00


Total


2,250.00


Tax Collector :- -


Salary


1,500.00


Clerk


500.00


All Others


1,000.00


Total


3,000.00


Assessors : -


Salaries


2,900.00


Clerks


250.00


All Others


1,350.00


Total


4,500.00


Town Clerk :


Salary


1,050.00


Clerk


600.00


All Others


250.00


Total


1,900.00


Law


800.00


Election and Registration


1,500.00


Engineering Dept.


4,400.00


Town Hall


4,000.00


Tree Warden


600.00


Moth Department


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary


1050.00


Transportation


250.00


All Others


100.00


500.00


Total 1,400.00


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Damage to Persons and Property 901.90


Game Warden


100.00


Soldiers' Relief


6,500.00


Military Aid


1,200.00


State Aid


1,350.00


Soldiers' Burial


200.00


Insurance


5,500.00


Pensions


832.00


Water and Ice Supply


750.00


Band Concerts


500.00


Memorial Day


400.00


Armistice Day


150.00


Town Clock


75.00


Dudley River Road Damages 1,500.00


Street Lights


15,500.00


Wire Inspector :


Salary 480.00


Office Supplies 70.00


Desk and Files


58.80


All Others


15.00


Total


623.80


Library


8,000.00


Sewer Maintenance


3,000.00


Parks


400.00


Cemetery


1,600.00


Interest


20,703.25


Maturing Debt


600.00


Annual Reports


100.00


Planning Board


Police Department :-


Patrolmen 22,464.00


Chief 2,400.00


Janitor


1,200.00


13,500.00


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2 Motor Cycles 575.00 All Others 4,336.00


Total 30,975.00


Board of Health : -


Salary of Board 300.00


Salary of Physician 300.00


Salary of School


Inspectors 500.00


General Expenses


13,400.00


Total 14,500.00


School Department 165,000.00


Fire Department :-


Chief 2,400.00


Mechanic


2,048.00


6 Permanent Men


11,603.00


3 Captains


375.00


3 Lieutenants


330.00


25 Call Men


2,500.00


4 Engineers


700.00


I First Substitute -


31.00


1 Second Substitute 25.00


1 Electrician 300.00


All Others


3,085.00


Total 23,432.00


Hydrants


13,845.00


Ambulance 300.00


Forest Fire Department 700.00


Painting and Repairing Roof On No. 2 Fire Station 635.00


Forest Fire Pump Equipment With 3000 feet of Hose 1,625.00


.


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New Set of Tires and Wheels for the Seagrave Pumping Engine One Ford 115 Ton Truck to Carry


490.00


Forest Fire Pump and Hose _ Board of Public Welfare :-


745.00


Outside Relief 600.00


Auto Truck 700.00


General Expense


49,400.00


Mothers' Aid


9,000.00


Infirmary


6,000.00


Old Age Assistance


4,000.00


Total




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