Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1937-1941, Part 24

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1937
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 968


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Income Tax


37,682.39


Corporation Tax-


Chapter 58; Sec-


tion 20 G. L .-


Business 40,272.20


Corporation Tax


Business (Utilities) 1;259.91. 79,214.50


Licenses & Permits :


Licenses :


Liquors


13,108.00


Pedlars, Hawkers


& Junk


177.50


Sunday Store


192.00


Common Victual-


lers & Innholders


153.00


Pool, Billiard &


Bowling 113.00


Pasteurizing, Milk


& Oleomargarine 96.50


149


GENERAL REVENUE (Continued)


Auto Dealers


30.00


Auctioneers


8.00


Taxis & Drivers


88.00


Firearms


51.00


All Other


45.00


14,062.00


Permits :


Garage


58.50


Gas Station, Gas-


oline & Motor Oil


21.75


Kerosene & Fuel Oil


1.00


All Other


1.00


82.25


Fines & Forfeits :


Court Fines


497.50


497.50


Grants & Gifts :


Vocational & Am- erican Education Classes


12,130.70


Vocational Educa-


tion of Defense


Workers


14,010.53


George Deen


School Fund


11,108.46


Smith Hughes


School Fund


3,240.19 40,489.88


County - Dog Li-


censes


1,359.28


1,359.28


Highway Aid - State & County :


Highway Gas Dis- tribution Chapter 504-Accounts of 1939 22.373.62 22,373.62


150


GENERAL REVENUE (Continued)


Chapter 90


State 2,600.89


County


1,882.43


4,483.32


Federal :


P. W. A. School


Project


13,864.08


Aid to Dependent Children 4,028.10


Old Age Assistance


30,310.44 48,202.62


All Other General Revenue :


Tax Demands


210.70


210.70


Total General Revenue 762,958.34


Commercial Revenue


Departmental :


General Government:


Selectmen :


Sale of Lumber from Cole Lot 786.54


Sale of Iron Rails


115.20


Sale of Safe & Two Files


150.00


All Other Revenue


5.52


1,057.26


Sale of Elm Street School


3,830.00


Town Hall Rental


1,445.00


Tax Collector


1.00 6,333.26


Protection of Persons & Property : Police :


Station Rental 1,250.00


151


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued)


By Fire Loss Ad- justment 150.00


All Other Revenue


3.65 1,403.65


Fire :


Sale of Old Mate- rials


36.15


Fire Loss Adjust-


ment


245.80


Fire Assistance to


Other Towns


175.00


456.95


Sealer of Weights & Measures


94.66


94.66


Ambulance-Rental Fees


270.00


270.00


Services of Dog Of-


ficer


153.00


153.00


2,378.26


Health & Sanitation :


Contagious Diseases & Tuberculosis* _ 2,002.64 2,002.64


Highways:


Sale of Old Mate- rials 19.65


Resurfacing Morris


Street, Lebanon


Hill & Fisk St. for


Southbridge Water


Supply Company


439.66


Machinery Rental 729.75 1,189.06


Public Welfare & Charities :


Reimbursements from Individuals 151.50


152


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued)


Public Welfare & Charities (Continued)


Reimbursements


from Cities &


Towns


4,864.31


Reimbursements


from State


18,262.64


Aid to Dependent


Children :


From State 9,494.15


Old Age Assistance :


From Cities &


Towns


393.10


From State


17,809.63 50,975.33


Soldiers Benefits :


State Aid


910.00


Military Aid


435.00


Soldiers Burials


100.00


1,445.00


Schools :


Tuition-High &


Cole Trade


Schools


13,238.32


Transportation &


Tuition of State


Wards


264.09


Sale of Books &


Supplies


257.70


Telephone Calls


1.29


Registration Fees


203.34


13,964.74


Library :


Fines


648.90 648.90


Total Departmental Revenue 78,937.19


153


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued)


Special Assessments :


Sewer Assessments :


Sewers Added to Taxes


1,208.68


Unapportioned


Sewers


2,076.64


Sewer Assessments


Paid in Advance


69.42 3,354.74


Sidewalk Assessments :


Sidewalks


Added


to Taxes


123.03


Unapportioned


Sidewalks 1,336.86


Sidewalk Assess-


ments Paid in Ad-


vance


59.76


1,519.65


Total Assessments Revenue 4,874.39


Interest :


Taxes


2,512.69 2,512.69


Special Assessments :


Sidewalks :


Committed Interest


25.66


Added Interest


.48


Sewers:


Committed Interest 137.86


Added Interest


7.82


171.82


Trust & Investment


Funds :


Ella M. Cole (Needy


School Children) 65.00


Mary Mynott (Li- brary)


25.00


Cemetery


1,994.87


2,084.87


Total Interest 4,769.38


154


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued)


Municipal Indebtedness :


Temporary Loans :


Anticipation of Revenue 425,000.00 425,000.00


Total Municipal In- debtedness


425.000.00


Cemeteries :


Sale of Lots &


Graves


515.00


Graves Opened 339.00


Foundations In-


stalled 32.50


Total Cemetery Revenue


886.50


Agency, Trust & In- vestment :


Agency :


Dog License Fees- County 1,573.60


Trust & Investment:


Cemetery Perpetual Care 655.00


Total Agency, Trust & Investment


2,228.60


Refunds :


General Departments :


Accountant 2.20


Assessors


10.00


Election & Regis-


tration 4.38


155


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued)


Refunds (Continued)


Highways


1.00


Schools


5.00


Tax Collector


8.00


Public Welfare


31.72


Old Age Assistance


25.00


Old Age Assistance


Federal Grant


25.00


Insurance


267.18


Estimated Receipts


117.61


Total Refunds


497.09


Recoveries & Reim- bursements :


General Government:


Public Welfare


58.00


Old Age Assistance


631.07


Total Recoveries &


Reimbursements


689.07


Total Commercial Rev-


enue


517,882.22


Total General & Com- mercial Revenue _


1,280,840.56


Cash on Hand January 1, 1940 :


General Cash


136,387.74


P. W .A. Cash


5.49


Total Cash on Hand January 1, 1940 _


136,393.23


1,417,233.79


156


EXPENDITURES 1940


General Government


Moderator


40.00


Selectmen :


Salaries & Wages:


Chairman


550.00


Two Members


900.00


Assistant Clerk


600.00 2,050.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery & Post- age'


84.40


Printing & Adver- tising


44.53


Travel Expense


21.50


Telephones


191.32


Office Equipment


& Furniture


247.96


Overhauling Type- writer


10.00


75 Taxi Drivers' Badges


29.85


Recording Fees


7.49


Association Dues


6.00


Auctioneer's Fees


50.00


Funeral Flowers -


5.00


698.05


2,748.05


Accountant :


Salaries & Wages: Accountant 2,000.00


Clerical Assistance 199.43 2,199.43


157


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Accountant (Continued)


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Postage


& Supplies


58.63


Telephone


21.15


Printing


64.50


Office Equipment


52.42


Office Equipment


Maintenance


74.30


Binding Expense


8.70


Association Dues _


12.00


Association Meet-


ings & Travel Ex-


penses


33.40


Miscellaneous


4.50


329.60


2,529.03


Treasurer :


Salaries & Wages:


Treasurer


1,500.00


Clerk®


525.00 2,025.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery & Post-


age


286.21


Printing


144.95


Office Equipment


26.41


Office Equipment Maintenance


50.50


Telephone


35.00


Surety Bonds & In-


surance


293.65


Certification of


Notes


38.00


Tax Lien Foreclos-


ure & Recording


30.61


158


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Treasurer (Continued)


Association Dues


2.00


Germicide


1.10


908.43


2,933.43


Tax Collector :


Salaries & Wages:


Collector


1,998.20


Clerk


901.80


2,900.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Postage


& Supplies


415.65


Printing & Adver- tising


193.55


Telephone


48.45


Surety Bond & In- surance


497.23


Office Equipment


128.50


Office Equipment Maintenance


6.50


Travel & Auto Ex- pense


71.57


Expense of Tax Ti- tles, etc.


29.26


Association Dues -


2.00


Tracing Tax Delin- quents


5.00


1,397.71


4,297.71


Assessors :


Salaries & Wages :


Two Members 900.00


Clerk of Board 1,800.00


159


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Assessors (Continued)


*Clerical Assistance


209.83 2,909.83


Other Expenses :


Stationery & Post- age


54.67


Printing


86.10


Travel & Auto Hire


269.33


Telephone


55.50


Office Equipment -


89.41


Office Equipment Maintenance


15.00


Probate & Registry


of Deeds


118.89


Photographs


11.00


699.90


3,609.73


* (Refunded to Cler- ical Asst'ce $10)


Law Department :


Salary of Town Counsel


800.00


Town Clerk :


Salaries & Wages:


Town Clerk


1,140.00


Clerical Assistance


650.00


1,790.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Post- age & Supplies


131.02


Printing & Adver- tising


72.48


Telephone


93.38


Surety Bond


7.50


Office Equipment


163.29


Binding Birth Rec- ords


29.50


Miscellaneous


.10


497.27


2,287.27


160


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Election & Registration :


Salaries & Wages:


Board of Registrars


Three Members -


100.00


Clerk of Board 100.00 200.00


Relisting of Poll


Tax Lists & Wo-


men Inhabitants


512.94


Election Officers,


Counters & Tellers


2,279.39


Other Expenses :


Stationery & Post-


age


89.90


Printing & Adver-


tising


758.63


Meals


337.05


Equipment-Files,


etc.


26.25


1,211.83


4,204.16


Engineering :


Salaries & Wages:


Engineer


2,500.00


Assistant Engineer 1,049.76


Helpers, etc.


1,937.00


5,486.76


Office Expenses :


Equipment & Maintenance 33.58


Stationery, Post-


age & Supplies


59.28


Telephone


37.48


Field Expenses :


Materials & Sup- plies


108.03


Equipment &


Maintenance 36.45


161


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Engineering (Continued)


Mileage & Travel


212.34


Miscellaneous


12.04 499.20


5,985.96


Town Hall :


Salary of Janitor


1,572.87


Other Expenses :


Fuel


1,594.20


Lights


883.57


Water


44.59


Janitor's Supplies _


247.88


Repairs & Main-


tenance


637.46


Chairs


138.64


Telephone


19.41


Flowers, etc.


10.50


3,576.25


Annex (Elm Street


School) Water &


Lights


15.12


5,164.24


Planning Board :


Architectural Ser-


vices


350.00


Clerical Services


25.20


Map Making


29.48


Printing Notices, Circulars, etc.


173.00


Postage, Station-


ery & Supplies


45.72


Travel Expenses -


9.80


Association Dues _


15.00


648.20


Total General Goverment


35,247.78


.


162


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY


Police Department :


Salaries & Wages:


Chief


2,400.00


Patrolmen


26,424.30


Special Police


2,299.13


Traffic Duty at


Schools


232.63


Caretaker of Sta-


tion


1,205.85 32,561.91


Equipment & Main- tenance :


Motor Equipment Repairs


462.09


Gasoline, Oil, etc.


495.63


Equipment for Men


193.77


Photography &


Fingerprinting


Supplies


33.04


Materials for Shoot- ing Gallery 53.91


1,238.44


Horse Hire


6.00


Fuel


480.98


Light


244.00


Maintenance of Build-


ings & Grounds :


Repairs


362.26


Janitor's Supplies


313.76


Water Service


35.13


Removal of Ashes, etc.


21.00


Miscellaneous


17.04


749.19


Officers' & Prison-


ers' Expenses :


Officers' Travel Ex-


penses


131.51


163


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Police Department (Continued)


Medical Care,


Matrons & Guards


for Prisoners 7.74


Feeding of Prison- ers


261.00 400.25


Traffic Control Ex-


penses :


Labor


388.51


Signs, Posts, Paint, etc.


742.54


· Flood Lights


on


Main St. at Cen-


tral & Hamilton Sts.


300.00 1,431.05


Other Expenses :


Printing, Stationery


& Postage


130.47


Telephones, Police Signals, etc.


1,276.67


Office Equipment,


Furnishings, Water Cooler, etc. 359.04


Dues & Supplies-


N. E. Revolver


League


39.87


Miscellaneous Items 8.95


Liability, Fire,


Theft & Collision


Insurance


215.06 2,030.06


39,141.88


Fire Department : Salaries & Wages:


Chief


2,400.00


Deputy Chief


350.00


164


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Fire Department (Continued)


Permanent Fire-


men


17,024.81


Call Firemen


3,205.00


Supt. of Alarms


300.00


Assistant Clerk


25.00


Other Employees


172.50


23,477.31


Equipment, Main-


tenance & Repairs :


Hose


425.00


Equipment for men


197.08


Materials & Sup- plies


33.19


Repairs


649.43


Gasoline & Oil


176.34


Alarm Boxes, etc.


190.86


New Tires & Tubes


415.58


2,087.48


Hydrant Rental


15,711.01


Fuel


456.40


Light


202.43


Water


57.33


Maintenance of


Buildings &


Grounds :


Repairs


880.48


Furniture &


Grounds


85.48


Laundry Work


76.80


Janitor's Supplies


262.16


1,304.92


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Printing


& Postage


33.07


Telephones


138.08


Travel Expense


44.25


Food, etc. for Men


18.80


Miscellaneous


6.11


240.31


43,537.19


165


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Fire Department (Continued)


Forest Fire Department :


Salaries & Wages:


Warden


200.00


Fighting Fires


10.00


210.00


Other Expenses :


Apparatus Equop-


ment


67.97


Hose


220.50


Materials & Sup-


plies


61.34


349.81


559.81


Ambulance :


Repairs & Main- tenance


13.51


Gasoline, Oil, etc.


20.00


Laundry & Supplies


50.47


Liability, Fire &


Theft Insurance


109.26


193.24


Sealer of Weights & Measures :


Salary of Sealer


1,050.00


Other Expenses :


Printing & Adver- tising 6.56


Automobile Travel


Allowance 200.00


Tools, Dies, Seals,


etc. 13.82


166


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Sealer of Weights (Continued)


Portable 50 Gallon


Test Tank


336.60


Telephone 1.35


Lettering Equip-


ment


3.00


561.33


1,611.33


Animal Inspector- Salary 125.00


Dog Officers' Ex-


penses & Fees


192.50


Game Warden-Salary


100.00


Street Lighting :


Street Lights


13,502.54


Traffic Flood


Lights


139.04


13,641.58


Building Inspector-


Salary


200.00


Wiring Inspector:


Salary of Inspector 300.00


Other Expenses :


Travel Expenses _ 28.15


Printing, Station-


ery & Supplies _ 44.49 72.64


372.64


167


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Planting & Trimming Trees :


Salaries & Wages :


Tree Warden


193.00


Labor


164.50


357.50


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Postage & Printing


9.00


Tools, Materials & Supplies


153.71


Truck Hire


123.00


Tool House Rental


5.00 290.71


648.21


Gypsy & Brown Tail Moth Extermination :


Salaries & Wages:


Superintenden


76.50


Labor


72.00


148.50


Other Expenses :


Tools, Materials &


Supplies


20.54


Truck Hire


30.96 51.50


200.00


Total Protection of - Persons & Property 100,523.38


168


HEALTH & SANITATION


Health :


General Administration :


Salaries & Wages:


Boad Physician 300.00


School Physician


500.00


Agent


500.00


Nurse


1,600.00


Plumbing Inspector


1,800.00


Food & Provision


Inspector


100.00


Milk Inspector


125.00


Slaughtering In-


spector


350.00


Dentists-(Dental


Clinic)


700.00


5,975.00


Other Administration Expenses :


Stationery & Post-


age


50.10


Printing & Adver-


tising


46.48


Telephone


58.50


Typist-T. B. Con-


sultation Clinics


24.00


Typist-Dog Vac- cination Clinic


9.50


Map of Southbridge


4.69


Miscellaneous Sup-


plies


7.16


200.43


Quarantine & Con-


tagious Diseases :


Medical Attendance


143.50


Drugs & Medicines


45.84


Milk


175.68


Hospital Care


137.86


169


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Quarantine & Contagious Diseases (Continued)


Transportation of


Patients


68.00


Miscellaneous Sup- plies


13.50


State & County


Sanatoriums,


Board & Care


4,257.00


4,841.38


Vital Statistics :


Birth Returns


71.50


Death Returns


37.75


109.25


Inspection & Other Expenses :


Travel & Taxi Hire 63.93


Travel-Slaughter-


ing Inspector


212.00


Dental Clinic Sup- plies


127.30


Milk Laboratory Equipment


546.25


949.48


Garbage Collection


(Contract)


1,999.92


14,075.46


Sewer Maintenance :


Administration- Salaries & Expenses :


Commissioners


300.00


Stationery, Print- ing & Postage 11.41


Telephone


35.76


Typewriter Stand


6.50


Travel Expense


11.10 64.77


170


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Sewer Maintenance (Continued)


General Expenses :


Labor (Caretaker &


Assistant)


2,388.00


Tools, Supplies & Equipment


109.28


Pipe & Fittings


135.40


Gas, Oil, Truck &


Tractor Maintenance


227.18


Insurance on Equip- ment


43.72


Lights


9.00


Lumber, etc.


53.28


Repairs to Dead-End


Sewer at Hamilton


& Hook Sts.


45.75 3,011.61


3,376.38


Total Health & Sanita-


tion


17,451.84


HIGHWAYS & SNOW & ICE


Highways:


General Administration :


Salary of Superinten- dent 1,695.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Supplies &


Postage


113.36


Telephone


148.84


Typewriter,


Adding


Machine,


Files


&


Shelving


330.57


592.77


171


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Highway & Snow & Ice (Continued)


General Maintenance :


Labor


16,585.98


Truck Hire


108.50


Equipment Rental


Compressors, Power


Shovel, Grader, etc.


1,566.25


Equipment & Main-


tenance


694.24


Broken Stone, Gravel, etc.


826.07


Tarvia, Road Oil & Surfacing


4,812.61


Other Materials &


Supplies


719.54 25,310.19


Automotive Equipment :


Supplies & Repairs -


115.98


Gasoline, Oil, etc.


2,328.96


Insurance - Ford Wrecker


13.95


1931 Ford with Lift _


150.00


2,608.89


Buildings & Grounds :


Maintenance & Repairs


114.44


Fuel, Lights & Water


264.42


378.86


Road Machinery Main- tenance :


Repairs, Parts, Tires, etc.


3,034.31


Liability & Fire Insur- ance


308.82


3,343.13


Other Expenses :


Identification Tags -


31.83


33,960.67


172


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Highway & Snow & Ice (Continued)


Town Dump & Rubbish :


Labor


758.84


Equipment Rental


112.00


Rental of Dump


125.00


Poster Signs


3.75


Rubbish Collection


By Contract


1,375.00


2,374.59


Snow & Ice Removal :


Labor


11,881.40


Truck Hire


5,503.37


Tools & Equipment


126.61


Rock Salt


163.06


Calcium Chloride


83.41


Sand & Gravel


18.60


Plowing & Sanding Country Roads


216.99


17,993.44


New Road Machinery :


1931 Ford with Lift -See Highways - Automotive Equip- ment


Chapter 90 Maintenance -State & County Aid : 1939 Contract No. 7193-Cont.


North Woodstock Road: -; Labor 551.50


173


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Highway & Snow & Ice (Continued)


Truck Hire


52.20


603.70


Sandersdale Road :


Labor


72.00


Truck Hire


14.40


86.40


690.10


1940 Contract No. 7596 North Woodstock Road :


Materials & Supplies _


553.14


Labor


1,125.53


Truck Hire


111.00


1,789.66


Sandersdale Road :


Materials & Supplies


102.59


Labor


715.10


Truck Hire


12.00


829.69


River Street :


Labor


45.85


Truck Hire


3.00


48.85


Hamilton Street :


Labor


50.00


2,718.20


Total Highway Depart-


ment


57,737.00


CHARITIES, SOLDIERS BENEFITS & SOCIAL WELFARE (W. P. A.)


Public Welfare :


Salaries & Wages :


Board


450.00


Supervisor


800.00


174


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Public Welfare (Continued)


Clerk


400.00


Child Welfare Super-


visor


780.00


2,430.00


General Administration :


Stationery, Postage &


Supplies


167.64


Telephones


151.16


Automobile Allowances


300.00


Other Travel & Mile- age


115.42


Miscellaneous Items .


1.92


736.14


Outside Relief Expenses :


Groceries & Provisions 18,331.33


Fuel


3,863.37


Medicine & Medical


Care


5,082.84


Hospital Care


3,892.57


Rent


3,810.50


Clothing


1,344.48


Cash Grants


5,224.00


Board & Care


-


(Local)


4,724.75


Board & Care (Coun- ty & State Institu- tions)


271.79


Board & Care-(Pri-


vate Institutions) _


695.10


Household Furnishings & Moving 73.48 47,314.21


Relief Rendered by Other Cities & Towns :


Cities 1,448.63


Towns


4,723.19


6,171.82


175


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Public Welfare (Continued)


All Other Expenses :


Truck Expenses :


Maintenance


149.55


Gasoline, Oil, etc.


206.63


Insurance & Registra- tion, etc.


52.18 408.36


Electric Power at In- firmary


60.00


Water Service-Bene-


fit Street Building


23.34


Warehouse Surplus commodities


96.00


Miscellaneous Paper Bags, etc.


92.81


57,332.68


Aid to Dependent Chil- dren-(Town Appro- priations) (See also Federal Grants)


Salaries & Wages :


Supervisor


400.00


Clerk 100.00 500.00


Administration Expenses :


Aid Rendered :


Cash Grants


11,979.87


12,479.87


Aid to Dependent Chil- dren-Federal Grants)


Salaries & Wages :


Supervisor


Clerks


172.50


176


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Public Welfare (Continued)


Administration Expenses :


Stationery, Postage &


Supplies


33.51


Automobile Allowances 45.00


Other Travel & Mile- age


3.00


81.51


Aid Rendered :


Cash Grants


3,309.64


3,563.65


Old Age Assistance - (Town Appropria- tions) (See also Fed- al Grants)


Salaries & Wages:


Board


450.00


Supervisor


800.00


Clerk


400.00


1,650.00


Aid Rendered :


Cash Grants


32,949.38


Aid by Cities & Towns


843.39


Burials


200.00


Board & Care


5.00


33,997.77


35,647.77


Old Age Assistance - (Federal Grants)


Salaries & Wages :


Board


25.00


Supervisors - Over-


time)


300.00


Investigators


50.00


177


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Old Age Assistance-(Federal Grants)-(Continued)


Clerk-(Overtime) 200.00


Other Clerks


438.50 1,013.50


Administration Expenses :


Stationery, Postage &


Supplies


75.59


Travel Mileage


11.00 86.59


Aid Rendered :


Cash Grants 28,267.49


Aid by Cities & Towns


501.39 28,768.88


29,868.97


Infirmary or Town Farm :


Salaries & Wages :


Superintendent


1,800.00


Other Expenses : Groceries & Provi-


sions


2,517.86


Dry Goods & Clothing


190.53


Buildings, Grounds & Water


155.88


Fuel & Light


758.21


Medical Attendance & Supplies


121.67


Burials


200.00


Telephone


38.76


Miscellaneous Items -


16.35 3,999.26


5,799.26


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid-Cash Grants 1,120.00


Military Aid - Cash


Grants 1,050.00


178


EXPENDITURES (Continued) Soldiers' Benefits (Continued)


Soldiers Relief :


Administration Ex-


penses


136.90


Fuel


580.52


Groceries & Provi-


sions


2,249.73


Rents


497.00


Cash Grants


3,119.75


Medical & Hospital


Care, etc.


744.84


Clothing, etc.


233.25


Burials


7,561.99


9,731.99


Social Welfare-W. P. A.


General Administration :


Salaries & Wages :


Co-ordinator


1,200.00


Clerical Assistance


507.90 1,707.90


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Postage & Supplies


27.31


Truck Repairs & Main- tenance


318.42


Truck Tires & Tubes _


251.99


Gasoline, Oil, etc.


507.85


Liability & Fire Insur- ance


107.16


Traveling Expenses -


395.70 1,608.43


179


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


W. P. A. (Continued)


Projects :


Forest Fire Hazards :


Materials & Supplies _ 60.37


Labor


134.50 194.87


(Sewers : )


Clark Street Sewer


(225 ft.)


Materials & Supplies


403.96


Labor


257.55


Truck Hire


365.27


1,026.78


Charlton Street Sewer


(510 ft.) (From Tra- vinski's to McMahon)


Materials & Supplies -


495.61


Labor


124.43


Truck Hire


11.00


631.04


Mckinstry Brook Sewer


(Relaying of Sewer


at Pleasant & Mill Streets)


Materials & Supplies Labor


12.61


2.00


14.61


Paige Hill Sewer


(1400 ft.) (To be


completed in 1941)


Materials & Supplies


800.95


Labor


68.75


__ Shovel & Compressor Hire


504.63


1,374.33


Womens' Sewing


Materials & Supplies


2,889.30


Fuel & Light


233.82


3,123.12


World War Memorial


Landscaping Materials


37.50


180


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


W. P. A. Projects (Continued)


Inventory of Town Property


Supplies


8.82


Historical Records of


Town


Supplies


23.60


Surplus Commodities


Division


Assessment Maintain- ing Distributing Of- fice, etc. 240.04


Toys-New & Repaired


Materials & Supplies


374.86


Cole Park - Clearing, Grubbing, Cord Wood, etc. Materials & Supplies


275.96


Labor


221.95 497.91


Water Holes - Dams, Roads & Clearing Labor 12.00


Registration of Veter- ans' Graves Materials & Supplies


46.80


Airport


Preliminary Engineer- ing, etc. 297.15


(Sidewalks)


Charlton Street Side- walk (615 ft.) (From E. Donais to G. Me- tras)


Materials & Supplies 835.08


Labor 193.00 1,028.08


181


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


W. P. A. Projects (Continued)


Dupaul Street Side-


walk (140 ft.) (From


Goddard Court to Nuisance Brook)


Materials & Supplies 133.97


Fairlawn Avenue Side- walk (570 ft.) (From


Charlton Street to Me- tras)


Materials & Supplies


427.95


Labor


42.88


Truck Hire


33.00


503.83


Wall Street Sidewalk


(835 ft.) (Pleasant


Street to Chas. Proulx)


Materials & Supplies Labor


807.41


129.01


936.42


Bellevue Avenue Side-


walk (446 ft.)


Materials & Supplies


266.21


Labor


54.70 320.91


(Drains)


Morris Street Drain


(325 ft.) (To be com-


pleted in 1941)


Materials & Supplies 708.80


Labor


27.75


Truck Hire


16.50 753.05


Kingsley Street & North


182


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


W. P. A. Projects (Continued)


Woodstock Road (424 ft.) (To be completed in 1941)


Materials & Supplies


349.66 349.66


15,245.68


Total Charities, Soldiers Benefits & Social Wel-


fare


169,669.87


SCHOOLS & LIBRARIES


Schools :


General Control Salaries :


Salary of Superinten-


dent


4,182.71


Salary of Clerks


1,450.84


Salary of Attendance


Officer


347.77 5,981.32


General Control Expense :


Printing, Stationery & Postage


316.39


Telephone


99.89


Traveling Expenses


219.46


School Census


107.68


Books, Periodicals, etc.


12.09


Miscellaneous Supplies, etc.


82.34


837.85


Instruction Salaries :


High School Principal 3,311.46


High School Teachers 31,862.33


183


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Schools and Libraries (Continued)


Elementary School


Teachers


60,387.16


Evening School Teach-


ers


569.50


Household Arts Teach-


ers


2,620.48


Continuation


School


Teachers 258.34 99,009.27


Auxilary Agencies


Salaries :


School Physicians 1,193.63


School Nurse 1,440.68


Clerks in Principal's Office


1,161.69


3,796.00


Operation of Plant


Salaries :


High School Janitors 3,553.16


Elementary School Janitors


5,605.23


Evening School Jani- tors


58.50


Helpers, etc.


107.08 9,323.97


Instruction Expense :


High School :


Text & Reference


Books


1,206.39


Supplies


2,134.18


Typewriters, Ma-


chines, etc.


857.23 4,197.80


Elementary Schools :


Text & Reference


Books 1,643.31


184


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Schools and Libraries (Continued)


Supplies


2,772.83


Manual Department


Equipment


142.74 4,558.88


Household Arts-Sup- plies


127.95


Continuation Classes


-Supplies


13.77


Evening Classes


8.51


Auxiliary Agencies


Expense :


Transportation of pu- pils


6,855.61


Transportation of


Nurse


190.00


Transportation of Teachers


272.41


Nurses Telephone


35.85


Tuition - Other Schools


113.48


Supplies


15.20


7,482.55


New Furnishings &


Equipment :


High School


885.25


Elementary School


978.18


1,863.43


Operation of Plant Ex- pense :


Fuel, Light & Water:


High


3,907.81


Elementary


6,150.13


10,057.94


Telephones :


High School


66.59


Elementary Schools


242.37


308.96


Janitors' Supplies :


High School


427.84


185


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Schools and Libraries (Continued)


Elementary School - 790.15 1,217.99


Maintenance of Plant


Expense :


Repairs :


High School


845.80


Miscellaneous


38.09


883.89


Elementary


Schools


1,726.47


Bicycle Sheds


47.98


Miscellaneous


167.34


1,941.79


Other Expenses :


Graduation Exercises,


etc.


132.87


Miscellaneous Print-


ing & Postage


102.12


All Others


7.00


241.99


Robert H. Cole Trade


School :


General Control & Salaries :


Salary of Director 3,775.66


Salary of Clerks


1,330.79


Salary of Instructors


17,340.78


Salary of Janitors &


Helpers


1,355.80


23,803.03


General Expenses :


Phones,


Stationery,


Supplies, etc.


206.70


Traveling Expenses -


65.65 272.35


Instruction Expense :


Textbooks, Supplies & Materials 3,369.84


Shop Equipment


4,212.24 7,582.08


186


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Schools and Libraries (Continued)


Maintenance of Build-


ings & Grounds :


Repairs


704.94


Janitors' Supplies


91.65


All Other


162.53


959.12


Evening Classes :


Salaries of Instruc-


tors


1,374.81


Materials & Supplies


246.00


All Other


10.54


1,631.35


Other Expenses :


Fuel, Light & Water


1,352.03


Furniture & Furnish-


ings


92.45


Miscellaneous Print-


ing


5.15


Graduation


Expenses


55.47


1,505.10


187,606.89


Smith Hughes School Fund :


Teachers' Salaries :


Continuation Classes 117.29


Household Art


Classes


224.63


Vocational Classes


2,843.63


Vocational Evening


Classes


54.64


3,240.19 3,240.19


George Deen School


Fund :


Teachers' Salaries :


Vocational Classes _


11,274.98


187


EXPENDITURES (Continued)




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