Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1932-1936, Part 16

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1932
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 870


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Payments to treasurer,


$537.14


Abatements,


.03


Outstanding December 31, 1934 and


January 16, 1935, per list,


601.35


$1,138.52


BOARD OF HEALTH


Licenses


Licenses issued 1934:


Manicure and hairdressing,


$26.00


Milk,


40.00


Oleomargarine,


4.00


Slaughter,


2.00


Rendering,


1.00


Ice Cream,


1.00


Pasteurization,


10.00


Alcohol,


17.00


Payments to treasurer 1934,


$82.50


Outstanding December 31, 1934,


18.50


I


$101.00


$101.00


Outstanding January 1, 1935, $18.50


Licenses issued January 1 to February 7, 1935: Milk, $ .50


130


Alcohol, 13.00


13.50


$32.00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 7, 1935, $29.50


Outstanding February 7, 1935, per list, 2.00


Cash on hand February 7, 1935 (verified), .50


$32.00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934, $9.50


Outstanding December 31, 1934 and


February 7, 1935, per list, $9.50


PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT


Accounts Receivable Temporary Aid


Outstanding January 1, 1934, $6,624.68


Charges, 9,123.83


Old age assistance accounts reported


as temporary aid 111.34


Payments to treasurer,


$10,127.89


Disallowances, 3,092.23


$15,859.85


131


Charges reported in error,


247.81


Outstanding December 31, 1934, 2,391.92


$15,859.85


Outstanding January 1, 1935,


$2,391.92


Charges January 1 to February 5,


1935, 15.00


$2,406.92


Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 5, 1935, $ 63.00


Outstanding February 4, 1935, per list, 2,342.42


Cash on hand February 4, 1935


(verified),


1.50


$2,406.92


Mothers' Aid


Outstanding January 1, 1934,


$4,153.31


Charges,


3,717.10


$7,870.41


Payments to treasurer, $4,215.31


Outstanding December 31, 1934 and


February 5, 1935, per list,


3,655.10


$7,870.41


132


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934, $244.00


Charges, 4,098.21


$4,342.21


Payments to treasurer, $3,934.74


Old age assistance accounts reported


as temporary aid,


111.34


Disallowances 1934,


296.13


$4,342.21


STATE AID Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934,


$1,560.00


Charges, 1,160.00


$2,720.00


Payments to treasurer,


$1,560.00


Disallowance,


10.00


Outstanding December 31, 1934,


1,150.00


$2,720.00


MILITARY AID


Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934,


$579.96


Charges, 282.93


$862.89


133


Payments to treasurer,


$579.96


Outstanding December 31, 1934,


282.93


$862.89


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934,


$


487.66


Charges,


10,557.50


$11,045.16


Payments to treasurer,


$10,539.16


Abatements,


21.00


Outstanding December 31, 1934,


485.00


$11,045.16


Outstanding January 1, 1935, $485.00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 6, 1935,


$408.87


Outstanding February 6, 1935, per list,


76.13


$485.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Miscellaneous Receipts


Receipts 1934 :


Cole Trade School,


$179.21


Bus tickets,


22.00


Use of auditorium,


37.00


Use of comptometer,


4.50


134


Refund, 1.00


Miscellaneous,


16.85


$260.56


Payments to treasurer 1934,


$224.87


Cash balance December 31, 1934,


35.69


$260.56


Cash balance January 1, 1935,


$35.69


Receipts January 1 to February 5, 1935:


Cole Trade School $11.68


Bus tickets, 9.00


20.68


$56.37


Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 5, 1935, $35.69


Cash on hand February 5, 1935 (verified),


20.68


$56.37


LIBRARY DEPARTMENT


Cash on hand January 1, 1934,


$


5.00


Fines collected,


580.25


$585.25


Payments to treasurer,


$525.90


Cash balance December 31, 1934, 59.35


$585.25


135


Cash balance January 1, 1935, $59.35


Fines collected January 1 to February


6, 1935, 64.95


$124.30


Payments to treasurer January 1 to


February 6, 1935,


$112.55


Cash balance February 6, 1935,


11.75


$124.30


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Accounts Receivable


Outstanding January 1, 1934, $326.00


Charges:


Opening graves,


$387.00


Perpetual care,


350.00


Sale of lots,


275.00


Miscellaneous,


47.99


1,059.99


$1,385.99


Payments to treasurer,


$565.99


Abatements,


43.00


Charges reported in error,


50.00


Outstanding December 31, 1934,


727.00


$1,385.99


Outstanding January 1, 1935, $727.00


Charges January 1 to February 7, 1935:


Opening graves,


$ 84.00


136


Perpetual care,


100.00


Sale of lots,


50.00


234.00


Payments to treasurer January 1 to February 7, 1935, $220.00


$961.00


Outstanding February 7, 1935, per list:


Opening graves, $ 94.00


Perpetual care, 100.00


Sale of lots,


163.00


357.00


Cash on hand February 7, 1935


(verified),


384.00


$961.00


137


JESSE J. ANGELL CHARITY FUND


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934,


$1,000.00


$1,000.00


On hand at end of year 1934,


1,015.00


1,015.00


On hand January 16, 1935,


1,015.00


1,015.00


Receipts


Payments


1933


Income,


$30.00


Added to savings deposits,


$15.00


Transfer to town,


15.00


$30.00


$30.00


January 1 to 16, 1935


No transactions recorded


ELLA M. COLE FUND-NEEDY SCHOOL CHILDREN


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934,


$3,000.00


$3,000.00


On hand at end of year 1934,


3,000.00


3,000.00


On hand January 16, 1935,


3,000.00


3,000.00


Receipts


Payments


1934


Income


$105.00


Transfer to town,


$105.00


January 1 to 16, 1935


Income


$15.00


Transfer to town,


$15.00


138


ALEXIS BOYER, JR. SCHOOL FUND


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934,


$277.24


$277.24


On hand at end of year 1934,


297.84


297.84


On hand January 16, 1935,


303.04


303.04


Receipts


Payments


1934


Income,


$20.60 Added to Savings deposits,


20.60


January 1 to 16, 1935


Income,


$5.20 Added to savings deposits,


$5.20


MARY MYNOTT LIBRARY FUND


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934,


$1,000.00


$1,000.00


On hand at end of year 1934,


1,000.00


1,000.00


On hand January 16, 1935,


1,017.50


1,017.50


Receipts


Payments


1934


Income,


$35.30


Transfer to town,


$35.30


January 1 to 16, 1935


Income,


$17.50


Added to savings deposits, $17.50


CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS


Cash in General Treasury


Savings Deposits


Securities Par Value


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934.


$ 75.00


$34,058.93


$8,000.00


$42,133.93


On hand at end of year 1934,


75.00


42,158.93


42,233.93


On hand January 16, 1935,


125.00


42,158.93


42,283.93


139


Receipts


Payments


1934


Sale of securities,


$8,000.00


Deposited in savings bank,


$8,100.00


Income,


1,633.10


Transfer to town,


1,633.10


Bequests.


100.00


Cash in general treasury at end of year 1934, 75.00


Cash in general treasury


at beginning of year 1934,


75.00


$9,808.10


$9,808.10


January 1 to 16, 1935


Income,


$306.79


Transfer to town,


$306.79


Bequests,


50.00


Cash in general treasury


Cash in general treasury


January 16, 1935,


125.00


at beginning of year 1935,


75.00


$431.79


$431.79


CEMETERY GENERAL CARE FUNDS


Savings Deposits


Total


On hand at beginning of year 1934,


$25,000.00


$25,000.00


On hand at end of year 1934,


25,000.00


25,000.00


On hand January 16, 1935,


25,000.00


25,000.00


Receipts


Payments


1934


Income,


$863.34


Transfer to town,


$863.34


January 1 to 16, 1935


Income,


$153.55


Transfer to town,


$153.55


TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1934 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Cash :


General, $94,155.64


Temporary Loans: In Anticipation of Revenue 1934, $119,000.00


Special Deposits :


Surplus War Bonus


and Accumulations, - 11,394.16


Cemetery Sale of Lots


and Graves Fund, --


292.00


Alexis Boyer, Jr.,


School Fund, 11.29


$105,841.80


Accounts Receivable : Taxes :


Ella M. Cole Fund- Needy School Children,


23.78


Levy of 1931,


$ 71.82


Edwards Library Fund,


65.48


Levy of 1932,


502.40


Levy of 1933,


39,858.22


Mary Mynott Library Fund, 2.48


Levy of 1934,


105,665.74


Trust Fund Income: Jesse J. Angell Charity Fund, $89.46


$146,098.18


$ 192.49


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


Levy of 1932, $


2.00


Levy of 1933, 42.35


Levy of 1934, 1,842.36


$1,886.71


Special Assessments : Unapportioned Sewer,. $463.87


Unapportioned Sewer


Added to Taxes 1933, 21.50


Apportioned Sewer Added to Taxes:


1933,


285.24


1934,


299.21


Unapportioned Side-


walk Added to Taxes 1933, 54.70


Apportioned Sidewalk Added to Taxes : 1933, 87.08


Sale of Land, 1,500.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests, 75.00


Cemetery Sale of Lots and Graves Fund, Tailings,


1,008.00


24.93


World War Memorial Fund (Surplus War Bonus Fund and Ac- cumulations), 11,394.16


Appropriation Balances: Wall Street Sewer,


$


42.00


Sandersdale Road Construction, 13,342.92


Worcester and Central


Streets Construction, 1,832.19


Dudley River Road Land Damage, 1,000.00


Worcester and Central


Streets Land Dam-


age,


576.50


Wall Street Sidewalk, 250.00


1934,


151.08


Committed Interest : Sewer Added to Taxes: 1933,


22.54


1934, 41.38


Unapportioned Sidewalk Added to Taxes: 1933,


2.19


Sidewalk Added to Taxes:


1933,


9.84


1934,


8.66


Overlays-Reserved for Abatements:


Levy of 1932,


$ 252.72


Levy of 1933,


2,884.18


Tax Titles,


$2,269.57


Levy of 1934,


4,987.12


Departmental:


Ambulance,


$1,092.00


Health,


601.35


Highway,


9.50


Temporary Aid,


2,391.92


Mothers' Aid,


3,655.10


Sewer Assessment,


1,133.74


State Aid,


1,150.00


Sidewalk Assessment, 313.55


Military Aid,


282.93


Tax Abatements (Sec- tion 95 Chapter 60), 27.44 F.E.R.A. 3,781.35


$20,852.40


Sewer Assessment Reserve, 3,802.13


Reserve Fund-Overlay


Surplus, 2,437.24


$1,447.29


8,124.02


Revenue-Reserved Until Collected : Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, $1,886.71


Tax Title,


2,269.57


School,


485.00 Cemetery,


727.00


Departmental, 10,394.80


15,998.37


$10,304.80


Surplus Revenue,


101,229.30


State Aid to Highways -Construction, $10,567.72


County Aid to High- ways-Construction,


3,762.29


Warranty Deed Pro- perty, 675.30


Old Age Assistance Tax Abatements, 295.50


Overdrawn Accounts:


Police,


$2,329.88


Special State Tax, 69.00


$2,398.88


$285,638.04


$285,638.04


DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Apportioned Assessments Not Due:


Sewer, Sidewalk,


$411.52


Apportioned Sewer Assessment Revenue: Due


1935,


$164.98


1936,


143.16


1937.


76.39


1938,


26.99


$411.52


Apportioned Sidewalk Assessment Revenue: Due 1935, 18.39


$429.91


$429.91


:


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Net Funded or Fixed Debt,


$67,500.00


High School Loan, School Loan,


$ 7,500.00


60,000.00


$67,500.00


$67,500.00


18.39


TRUST ACCOUNTS


Trust Funds-Cash and Securities,


$72,471.77


Jesse J. Angell Charity Fund, $ 1,015.00


Ella M. Cole Fund- Needy School Children,


3,000.00


Alexis Boyer, Jr., School


Fund, 297.84


Mary Mynott Library Fund, 1,000.00


Cemetery Perpetual


Care Funds,


42,158.93


Cemetery General Care Funds, 25,000.00


$72,471.77


$72,471.77


147


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Town of Southbridge, Southbridge, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The attached statements of receipts, expenditures and sched- ule of appropriations and transfers comprise the report of this Department for the year ending December 31, 1934.


A Balance Sheet showing the financial condition of the Town Accounts will be found in the Annual Town Report now in process of preparation at the printers.


This Department continued to operate on a part time basis as recommended by your Finance Committee for a major portion of the year but it was necessary to engage a clerk before the close of the year. This clerk of course was paid by the Accountant.


In conclusion we wish to express our appreciation for the co- operation of the various departmental officials during the year.


Respectfully, JOSEPH E. DESROSIER,


Town Accountant


148


1934 RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE


Taxes:


Current Year:


Poll


$ 8,292.00


Motor Vehicle Excise


16,613.92


Real Estate and Personal


329,861.53


$354,767.45


Previous Years :


Poll


$ 1,259.50


Motor Vehicle Excise


1,921.72


Old Age Assistance


618.00


Real Estate and Personal


105,668.59


$109,467.81


From State:


Income, Corporation, Trust Co.,


and National Bank Tax


$42,903.43


Total Taxes


$507,138.69


Licenses and Permits :


Liquor Licenses


$5,224.79


Junk Licenses


6.00


Pedlars Licenses


120.00


Sunday Licenses


141.00


Milk Licenses, Auto Dealers,


39.00


Taxis, Taxi Drivers, and All Others


339.75


Garage and Miscellaneous Permits


122.00


$5,992.54


149


Fines and Forfeits :


Court Fines 253.00


Grants and Gifts:


Vocational and Continuation Edu- cation from State 10,555.88


Federal Emergency Relief Assis-


tance 1933-Distribution of


Funds from State 4,929.53


State and County (Grants and Gifts) :


Sandersdale Road Construction -State $6,255.95


Sandersdale Road Construction


-County 1,965.31


8,221.26


Worcester-Central Sts. Construc- tion (1933)-County 1,144.76


Worcester, Central, Charlton Sts., and North Woodstock Road Maintenance Acct. (Chapter 90) County 280.86


Dog Licenses-County 1,210.09


All Other General Revenue:


Tax Sales of Property; Cost, Ad- vertising etc. 90.83


$32,678.75


150


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Special Assessments: Sewers:


Unapportioned


$ 26.76


Apportioned


652.16


$678.92


Sidewalks:


Unapportioned


$118.70


Apportioned


130.23


248.93


$927.85


Departmental:


General Government:


Selectmen:


Union Street Land Sale


$1,500.00


Town Hall Rental


328.00


Sandersdale School Fire Loss


754.30


Protection of Persons and Property :


Police:


Police Station Rent


1,250.00


All Other Receipts


19.50


Fire Dept:


Sale of Old Materials


22.50


Recharging of Chemicals etc.


5.70


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Fees


102.77


Wild Cat Bounties


20.00


Ambulance Fees


238.00


151


Health and Sanitation:


Contagious Diseases (State)


7.00


Div. of Tuberculosis (State)


537.14


Highways:


Sale of Old Materials


126.50


Construction


49.10


Infirmary :


Sale of Goods


5.00


Public Welfare:


Reimbursements for Relief Given:


From Individuals


43.50


From Cities and Towns


2,209.15


From State


7,882.24


Reimbursements for Mothers Aid Given :


Cities and Towns


152.00


State


4,063.31


Old Age Assistance From:


Individuals


180.00


Cities and Towns


349.34


State


3,585.40


Soldiers Relief:


State Aid


1,560.00


Military Aid


579.96


Schools:


Tuition-Cities and Towns 10,527.16


Sale of Books and Supplies


196.87


Auditorium Rentals etc.


27.00


Library:


Fines


525.90


$36,847.34


Interests :


On Deposits


$


120.56


On R. E. and Personal Taxes 8,281.26


1


152


On Excise Taxes 130.43


On Sewer Assessments


130.07


On Sidewalk Assessments


73.53


Trust Fund Incomes :


J. J. Angell (Charity)


15.00


Ella M. Cole (School Children)


105.00


Edwards Library Bequest


2,335.98


Mynott Library Fund


35.30


Smith-Hughes School Fund


(Vocational)


1,648.87


Geo. Reed Act (Vocational)


36.99


Cemetery Account


2,496.44


$15,409.43


Municipal Indebtedness: Temporary Loans :


Anticipation of Revenue


$469,000.00


Cemetery :


Sale of Lots


$ 50.00


Graves Opened


371.00


Foundations Installed


44.99


465.99


Agency, Trust and Investment:


Agency:


Dog Licenses (Paid Over to County)


$2,624.40


Trust:


Cemetery Perpetual Care


100.00


153


Cemetery Perpetual Care


(Augusta Me., Bonds) 8,000.00


World War Memorial Trust Fund


764.39


$11,488.79


Refunds :


Selectmen


$ 1.20


Treasurer


21.00


Tax Collector


7.96


Town Clerk


10.00


Board of Health


77.20


Snow and Ice Acct.


235.57


Interest Acct.


1,200.00


$1,552.93


Total Revenue 1934


$1,075,509.77


Cash On Hand January 1, 1934


43,881.67


$1,119,391.44


PAYMENTS General Government


Moderator :


$


36.00


Selectmen :


Salaries and Wages:


Selectmen


$1,315.01


Clerk


650.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


41.10


Printing and Advertising


255.99


154


Traveling Expenses and Automo- bile Hire


61.56


Telephones


143.43


Taxi Badges


31.68


Recording Fee


2.10


$2,500.87


Accounting Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Accountant


$1,312.50


Clerk


12.05


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


47.81


Printing and Advertising


140.13


Telephone


40.48


Office Equipment


85.75


Transportation of Equipment etc.


2.65


$1,641.37


Treasury Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer


$1,312.51


Other Expenses :


Stationery and Postage


136.32


Printing and Advertising


1.08


Travel Expenses


2.50


Telephone


49.80


Bond and Insurance


270.77


Wild Cat Bounty


20.00


Office Equipment and Repairing


200.60


Moving Office Safe


50.00


Office and Safe Deposit Box Rent


46.91


1


155


Certification of Notes for Revenue


Loans


78.00


Miscellaneous


7.00


$2,175.49


Collector's Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Collector


$1,590.00


Other Expenses:


.


Stationery and Postage


341.36


Printing and Advertising


238.01


Telephone


35.98


Office Equipment


150.75


Bond and Insurance


464.27


Travel Expenses and Miscellaneous


85.58


$2,905.95


Assessor's Department :


Salaries and Wages:


Assessors


$2,405.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


86.34


Printing and Advertising


553.72


Carfares, Teams and Auto Hire etc.


73.45


Telephone


32.40


Recording Fees, Office Equipment,


Maintenance, Subscription and


Miscellaneous


98.00


$3,248.91


Engineering Department: Salaries and Wages: Engineer $2,164.53


156


Helper or Assistants


323.59


Office Expenses :


Supplies, Stationery, Postage etc.


44.42


Telephone


43.33


Field Expenses :


Mileage and Use of Car, and Travel


297.21


Supplies and Materials


55.95


Equipment


8.97


$2,938.00


Law Department:


Town Counsel


$500.00


Town Hall:


Salaries and Wages:


Janitor


$1,153.75


Helpers and Others


199.88


Other Expenses:


Fuel


668.23


Light


563.58


Janitor's Supplies


53.15


Repairs :


1,063.96


Water


156.60


Flowers etc.


9.00


$3,868.15


Town Clerk's Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Town Clerk


$1,011.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


78.98


Printing and Advertising


53.00


Telephone


46.23


Travel Expenses


21.50


157


Equipment, Office and Dog Tag Dies 31.16


Bond, Express Charges, Dues etc. 19.13


$1,261.00


Election and Registration Department:


Salaries and Wages:


$


199.99


Registrars


Election Officers


1,694.69


Helpers on Booths etc.


135.63


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


57.95


Printing and Advertising


449.15


Meals


242.55


Rental of Chairs and Phone Calls


9.90


$2,789.86


$23,865.60


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$ 2,130.00


Patrolmen


19,964.50


Special Police


2,604.47


Caretaker


1,067.35


Equipment and Repairs :


New Automobile


528.40


Automobile Repairs and Maintenance 350.91


Gas and Oil


674.32


158


Auto Insurance (Liability etc.)


110.27


Equipment for Men


2,147.32


Miscellaneous


51.42


Fuel and Light:


Fuel 368.72


Light


198.19


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :


Repairs


269.35


Janitor's Supplies


94.03


Other Supplies etc.


64.45


Other Expenses:


Printing, Stationery and Postage 94.13


Telephone and Signal System


1,215.98


Traffic Control Supplies and Materials 127.05


All Other Expenses-Not Classified


75.72


Expenses of Prisoners:


Feeding, Medical Care, etc.


522.48


Travel Expenses of Officers with


Prisoners etc. 131.82


$32,790.88


Fire Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$2,130.00


Engineers


621.52


Permanent Men On Duty


11,821.72


Call Men


2,838.17


Supt. of Alarm


265.75


Clerk to Engineers and Chief


22.20


Equipment-Maintenance and Repairs:


New Automobile 729.45


Hose


352.80


Equipment for Men


255.09


Repairs to Apparatus


222.58


159


Gasoline and Oil


151.28


Fire Alarm System Repairs and


Maintenance


151.36


Extinguishers and Materials


23.83


Miscellaneous Items


12.10


Hydrants Service


11,768.24


Fuel and Light and Water:


Fuel


470.25


Light


285.44


Water


27.15


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds:


Repairs


25.27


Furniture and Furnishings


47.29


Laundry Work


70.87


Miscellaneous Items for Repairs etc.


60.71


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Printing and Postage


12.90


Telephones


133.89


$32,499.86


Forest Fire Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Warden


$180.00


Fighting Fires


17.50


Other Expenses :


Maintenance of Apparatus


5.00


Materials and Supplies


12.00


Inspection of Wires Department :


Salary of Inspector


$300.00


Mileage for Use of Car


82.60


Supplies and Equipment


17.40


$214.50


$400.00


160


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Salaries and Wages:


Sealer


$896.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage


2.00


Printing and Advertising


8.40


Automobile Hire


200.00


Equipment and Repairs


82.47


.


Gypsy and Brown-Tail Moth Extermination:


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent


$105.00


Labor


205.00


Other Expenses:


Hardware and Tools


1.94


Truck Hire


86.00


Planting and Trimming of Trees :


Salaries and Wages :


Superintendent


$188.75


Labor


134.25


Other Expenses :


Hardware and Tools


35.49


Truck Hire


139.00


$497.49


Street Lighting:


$12,207.05


Ambulance Department:


Expenses :


Supplies and Laundry


$34.05


Gasoline and Oil 29.25


$1,188.87


$397.94


161


Maintenance and Repairs of


Ambulance 15.20


$78.50


Game Warden:


$90.00


$80,365.09


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health:


General Administration :


Salary of Agent


$650.00


Stationery and Postage


19.86


Printing and Advertising


19.92


Telephone


42.90


Travel Expenses and All Others


124.91


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases :


Medical Attendance and Care


395.00


Drugs and Medicines


22.10


Salary of Physicians of Board


270.08


Groceries and Provisions


3.85


Hospitals


383.36


Burials and Other Expenses


301.50


Tuberculosis:


Provisions, Clothing, Clerical Ser- vices etc. 64.84


Board and Care At County Sana-


toriums And State Sanatoriums Vital Statistics :


2,396.50


Births


45.00


Deaths


43.00


Other Expenses:


Plumbing Inspector


600.00


District Nurse


1,440.02


162


Miscellaneous


2.00


Inspections :


School Physician


439.92


Dental Clinic


608.86


Dental Clinic Expenses


17.50


Animal Inspector


100.00


Animal Inspector Expenses


75.79


Meat and Provision Inspector


300.00


Meat and Provision Inspector Expenses


149.25


Milk Inspector


100.00


Refuse and Garbage:


Refuse: Labor


578.50


Rental of Dump


125.00


Garbage Contract


1,875.00


$11,194.66


Sewer Maintenance:


Administration :


Superintendent and Assistant


$2,148.00


Commissioners


255.00


Stationery and Printing


3.00


Telephone and All Other


14.98


General:


Labor


49.50


Teams and Trucks


123.75


Tools and Equipment


250.42


Repairs to Sewer Lines and Manholes


183.76


Gasoline, Oil and Other Miscel- laneous


122.11


Construction of New Beds :


Labor


192.00


Materials and Supplies


266.50


Equipment and Repairs


442.16


Gasoline and Oil


19.65


163


Truck Hire


1,008.26


Technical Service


35.00


Miscellaneous Items-Unclassified


20.92


$5,135.01


Beech Street Sewer:


Supervision


87.20


Gasoline and Oil


38.08


Materials and Supplies


1.25


$126.53


Wall Street Sewer:


Recording Fees :


8.00


$16,464.20


HIGHWAYS


Highway Department:


General Administration:


Highway Surveyor


$1,605.00


Office Expenses


109.42


General Expenses and Control:


Labor


9,985.07


Truck Hire (Uninsured)


2,609.12


Truck Hire (Insured)


162.38


Gasoline and Oil


907.76


Equipment and Repairs


1,442.48


Broken Stone, Gravel etc.


2,427.42


Tarvia and Road Oil


1,197.19


Liability Ins., Blasting, Fuel, Lights, and Miscellaneous Re- pairs to Barn 590.59


164


Truck Repairs


809.98


New Automobile Trucks


2,301.00


$24,147.41


Maintenance of Permanent Roads:


General:


Labor


$2,122.80


Truck Hire (Non-insured)


773.20


Truck Hire (Insured)


190.00


Materials and Supplies


2,007.87


$5,093.87


Street Oiling: Road Oil and Sand


$2,067.37


Charlton, Worcester and Central Streets, and No. Woodstock Road


Maintenance (Chapter 90) :


Charlton, Central and Worcester Streets, $ 95.00


No. Woodstock Road:


Labor


1,040.73


Materials


364.27


$1,500.00


Sidewalks and Curbing:


Maintenance:


Labor


$1,828.20


Truck Hire


25.77


Materials and Supplies


216.33


$2,070.30


165


New Construction :


Everett Street to


Summer St.


Sidewalk


969.58


Chapin Street to Hatwell St.


Sidewalk


520.53


Mechanic St. Randolph and Charl-


ton Sts. Sidewalk


2,003.72


Wall Street Sidewalk


Snow and Ice Removal:


General:


Labor


$7,379.65


Team Hire


41.70


Truck Hire (Uninsured)


2,843.25


Truck Hire (Insured)


972.06


Truck Maintenance and Repairs


51.91


Gasoline and Oil


296.01


Equipment and Materials


296.47


Fuel


72.00


All Other


.40


$11,953.45


Sandersdale West Dudley Road Construction :


Contract


$11,140.16


Other Expenses :


Materials : Trap Rock etc.


5,295.13


Labor


125.61


Travel Expenses


14.75


Advertising and Miscellaneous


81.43


$16,657.08


$66,983.31


166


CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Public Welfare Department:


General Administration :


Salaries and Wages of Board and Almoner $ 2,340.00 132.96


Printing, Stationery and Postage


Automobile Hire, E. R. A. Investi- gators, and all Other 1,104.53


Outside Relief By Town:


Groceries and Provisions


16,131.77


Fuel Oil, Coal and Wood


3,503.33


Board and Care By Private Families And Orphanage


3,884.59


Board and Care By State Institution


1,412.71


Medical Attendance and Medicines


5,957.99


Cash Grants to Individuals and


Rents


7,231.45


Clothing etc.


2,839.95


Household Furnishings and Mov-


ing


109.43


Burials


200.00


Other Expenses :


Maintenance, Rental etc. of Wor- cester and Benefit Sts. Buildings


542.52


Truck Maintenance and Repairs 457.32


Gasoline and Oil 162.20


Relief By Other Cities and Towns:


Cities


1,512.87


Towns


1,975.15


$49,498.77


Mothers' Aid: By Town $9,288.91


167


Old Age Assistance:


Administration Expenses


$ 100.96


Fuel Oil, Coal and Wood 188.37


Clothing, Rents and Cash Grants


9,684.00


Medical Care, Board and Care etc.


273.07


Burials


40.00


Aid Rendered By Other Cities and Towns


559.34


$10,845.74


Infirmary:


Salaries & Wages:


Superintendent


$1,620.00


Other Expenses :


Groceries and Provisions


2,359.10


Dry Goods and Clothing


242.86


Buildings-Repairs and Main-


tenance


145.35


Fuel and Light


634.91


New Heating Plant and House Furnishings


1,499.66


Medical Care and Medicines


72.40


Telephone etc.


58.86


$6,633.14


Soldiers' Benefits :


General Administration :


Travel Expenses and Supplies


$ 15.65


State Aid


1,160.00


Military Aid


565.95


Soldiers' Relief:


Fuel


246.36


Groceries and Provisions


1,486.79


Cash Grants and Rents


1,502.34


168


Medical Care and Medicines


1,141.31


Clothing etc. 93.86


$6,212.26


Total Charities $82,478.82


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


Schools:


General Control:


Salary of Superintendent


$ 3,549.20


Clerks' in Supt's Office


1,072.76


Truant Officer 266.28


Printing, Stationery and Postage


351.10


Telephones


488.45


Traveling Expenses


666.28


School Census


125.44


Publications, Books and Miscellan-




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