Town annual reports of the officers of Southbridge for the year ending 1942-1946, Part 13

Author: Southbridge (Mass.)
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 882


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Your board will follow through the removal of these buildings at the proper time as this construction could not be allowed to re- main as same is a violation of the Zoning Laws of the Town.


Respectfully submitted,


PLANNING BOARD OF SOUTHBRIDGE


E .. J. FOURNIER, Secretary


ARTHUR LAPERLE ARTHUR CABANA GEORGE PAGE


R. A. BAIL, Chairman


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ANNUAL REPORT


of the


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES


For the Year Ended


Dec. 31, 1943


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RECEIPTS


1943


General Revenue


Taxes :


Current Year:


Poll.


0


0 9,308.00


Personal. 0


76,214.25


Real Estate


397.626.49


Motor Vehicle Excise. o


19,772.49


502,921.23


Previous Years:


Poll.


10.00


Personal.


.


1,790.20


Real Estate


49,744.84


Motor Vehicle Excise. 0


176. 40


51,721. 44


From State:


Income Tax. 0


O


52,378.35


Business-Corporation Tax. 61,897.66


114,276.01


LICENSES & PERMITS:


Licenses:


Liquor. o O


13,541.00


Peddlers, Hawkers and Junk


147.00


Sunday Store. ·


117.00


Common Victualers and Inn- holders


130.00


Pool, Billard and Bowling


218.00


Pasteurizing, Milk and


Oleomargarine


93.00


Auto Dealers.


42.00


Auctioneers


8.00


Taxis and Drivers


84.00


Firearms.


57.00


All others.


42.00


14,479.00


Permits:


Garage. 0


38.00


Gas and Motor Oil ·


51.00


Kerosene and Fuel Oil


O


All Others. . .


.


89.00


Fines and Forfeits:


Court Fines


911.50


911.50


Grants and Gifts:


Vocational and American Educational Classes . . Vocational Education of


17,788.99


Defense Workers ·


9,300.00


George-Deen School Fund 8,320.15


Smith-Hughes School


Fund


5,026.44


40,435.58


Old Age Assistance Meal


Tax


1,860.24


1,860.24


.


.


.


O


o


.


0


.


.


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County Dog Licenses . . 1,849.94 1,849.94


Highway Aid:


State & County:


Chapter 90:


State


0


3,520.97


County .


2,772.97


6,293.94


Federal:


Aid to Dependent Children


2,846.45


Old Age Assistance. . 31,983.33


34,829.78


All Other General Revenue:


Tax Demands


141.75


Redemption of Deed.


3.00


Tax Title Redeemed.


435.58


Advertising and other


Fees.


7.48


587.81


Total General Revenue


770,255.47


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Departmental:


General Government:


Selectmen:


Sale of Lumber from Cole


Lot


12.88


W. P. A. Material Sold.


95.00


Town Accountant


.65


Town Clerk.


4.50


Town Hall:


Rental.


408.00


521.03


Protection of Persons and


Property:


Police:


Station Rental.


75.00


Sale of Auto.


500.00


All Other ·


9.20


584.20


Fire:


Sale of Old Materials


17.75


All Other


9.20


26.95


Sealer of Weights and


Measures .


61.12


61.12


Ambulance Fees.


578.00


578.00


Civilian and National De-


fense


277.48


277.48


521.03


1,527.75


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COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued )


Health and Sanitation:


Health:


Contagious Diseases and


Tuberculosis. .


781.61


Burial Indigent Persons


.


100.00


All Other


5.57


887.18


Highways:


Rental of Equipment


1,844.14


Sale of Old Tractor


·


300.00


2,144.14


2,144.14


Public Welfare and Charities:


Temporary Aid:


Reimbursements from Cities


and Towns


1,792.33


Reimbursement


from State


6,764.55


8,556.88


Aid to Dependent Children:


Reimbursement from State


4,767.53


4,767.53


Old Age Assistance:


Reimbursements from State


29,261.35


From Cities and Towns ·


.


683.21


29,944.56


Child Welfare Service:


Reimbursements from State


984.20


From Towns.


390.00


1,374.20


Soldiers' Benefits:


State Aid .


750.00


Military Aid.


510.00


2nd War Allowance


20.00


1,280.00


45,923.17


Schools and Libraries:


Schools:


Tuition -- High and Cole Trade Schools


15,822.04


Tuition and Transportation of State Wards


824.77


Sale of Books and Sup-


plies .


851.93


Reimbursement on Windows


2.10


17,891.84


17,891.84


Libraries:


Fines


963.07


963.07


963.07


English Speaking Classes


391.00


Broken.


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COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued )


Unclassified:


Federal Tax on Employees Wages


21,002.51 21,002.51 21,002.51


Total Departmental Revenue


90,860. 69


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Sewer Assessments:


Sewers Added to Taxes


936.46


Unapportioned Sewers.


51.36


Paid in Advance ·


.


37.74


1,025.56


Sidewalk Assessments:


Sidewalks Added to Taxes


179.55


Unapportioned Sidewalks


6.99


Paid in Advance


30.48


217.02


Total Assessments Revenue


1,242.58


CEMETERIES


Sales of Lots and Graves.


1,000.00


Graves Opened


385.00


Foundation Installed.


28.06


1,413.06


Total Cemetery Revenue 1,413.06


INTEREST


On Deferred Taxes


1,533.31


Tax Title Redeemed .


21.76


1,555.07


Special Assessments :


Sidewalks:


31.02


Sewers:


134.37


165.39


On


Motor Vehicle Excise


2.56


2.56


On


Trusts and Investment


Funds :


Ella M. Cole (Needy School


Children )


65.00


Mary Mynott (Library)


22.50


Cemetery Funds (General


Care )


1,954.49


2,041.99


Total Interest Revenue


3,765.01


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loans : Anticipation of Revenue . 300,000.00 300,000.00


Total Loan Revenue


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300,000.00


0


.


COMMERCIAL REVENUE (Continued ) AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT


Agency:


Dog License Fees -- County 2,106.20 2,106.20


Trust and Investment:


Cemetery Perpetual Care.


700.00 700.00


Total Agency, Trust and Investment


2,806.20


REFUNDS AND TRANSFERS


General Departments:


Town Accountant


12.25


Town Hall


.20


Police.


6.00


Forest Fire


36.00


Board of Health


6.25


Schools


257.32


Library


5.25


Vocational Education. National Defense.


21.84


National (Civilian) Defense


.59


345.70


Public Welfare. .


0


67.50


Aid to Dependent Children


153.00


Old Age Assistance.


209.20


Old Age Assistance eral Grant.


Fed-


94.00


523.70


Parks


6.10


Cemetery.


8.16


14.26


Hydrant Rental Service. .


906.66


Dividend on Mutual Fire Insurance .


89.79


Audit Workmen Comp. and Pub. Liability Insurance


1.021.07


Return Premium Auto Fleet Insurance


12.38


Federal Excise Tax-On


Co-op. Bank Shares. . .


2.20


2,032.09


Total Refunds


2,922.29


Total Commercial Revenue


403,009.83


Total General & Commercial Revenue


1,173,265.30


Cash on Hand -- January 1, 1943


300,240.32


1,473,505.62


0


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EXPENDITURES


1943


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator


60.00


60.00


Selectmen:


Salaries and Wages:


Chairman.


550.00


Two Members


900.00


Assistant Clerk


1,340.00


Additional Clerks


32.63


2,822.63


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Supplies and


Postage


83.72


Printing and Advertising.


31.79


Travel, Mileage, Meals,


etc.


10.65


Telephones.


203.96


Office Equipment Mainten- ance .


15.99


Taxi Drivers' Badges.


27.08


Miscellaneous


31.00


War Service Expenses:


War Bond Drives


148.98


553.17


3,375.80


Accountant:


Salaries and Wages:


Accountant.


2,700.00


Clerical Assistance


343.23


3,043.23


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage.


73.32


Binding and Printing.


93.76


Telephone


48.04


Equipment and Maintenance


43.93


Association Expenses and


Dues


36.88


295.93


3,339.16


Treasurer:


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer


2,040.00


Clerk


910.00


2,950.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage.


136.01


Printing and Advertising. 90.03


Equipment Maintenance


53.49


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EXPENDITURES (Continued )


Telephone


38.95


Surety Bonds and Insurance


316.66


Certification of Notes. .


20.00


Association Dues and Ex- penses.


19.05


674.19


3,624.19


Tax Collector:


Salaries and Wages:


Collector o


2,600.00


Clerk


1,250.00


3,850.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage. .


347.19


Printing and Advertising


281.89


Telephone


40.30


Surety Bonds and Insurance


487.23


Equipment Maintenance . .


45.68


· Deputy Collectors' Fees . Tax Taking and Recording Expenses.


25.68


Association Dues


and


Ex-


penses .


85.53


1,333.50


5,183.50


Assessors:


Salaries and Wages:


Assessors - Two Members.


900.00


Clerk of Board.


2,200.00


Clerical Assistance 0 .


900.00


4,000.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage. .


79.09


Printing and Advertising


168.46


Use of Car @ $1.50 per


hour.


194.75


Other Traveling Expenses.


43.77


Telephone


39.70


Equipment Maintenance


51.85


Registry of Deeds-Ab-


stracts, etc.


65. 29


Publications.


10.60


653.51


4,653.51


Law:


Salary of Town Counsel. . 1,200.00


1,200.00


Other Expenses:


Witness Fees.


11.00


Travel Expenses


15.15


Office Supplies


12.50


Association Dues.


10.00


Miscellaneous Expenses .


22.00


70.65


1,270.65


.


20.00


.


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EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Town Clerk:


Salaries and Wages:


Town Clerk. .


1,500.00 360.00


1,860.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery and Postage. .


151.16


Printing and Advertising


137.45


Telephone .


77.46


Surety Bonds and Insurance


35.60


Equipment and Maintenance


34.26


Association Dues and Ex- penses.


21.99


457.92


Election and Registration:


2,317.92


Salaries and Wages:


3 Registrars.


100.00


Clerk of Board.


100.00


200.00


Other Salaries and Wages :.


Relisting of Polls and


Women Inhabitants · · ·


1,141.75


Election Officers, Counters and Tellers


722.25


1,864.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies .


O


91.61


Poll List Books - 2M.


400.00


Printing and Advertising


137.37


Meals


155.76


784.74


2,848.74


Engineering:


Salaries and Wages:


Engineer.


2,750.00


Assistant Engineer.


2,014.50


Helper and Assistants


1,431.91


6,196. 41


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


19.39


Office Equipment.


66.00


Telephone


36.71


122.10


Field Expenses :


Materials and Supplies. · 162.80


Mileage and Travel.


256.34


Metallic Tape Line.


4.65


Setting Bounds - Ashland


Avenue.


103.00


526.79


6,845.30


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Clerical Assistance


·


o


Town Hall:


Salaries and Wages:


Janitor


O


2,402.47 112,70


2,515.17


Other Expenses:


Fuel.


1,492.89


Lights.


718.96


Janitors'


Supplies.


500.68


Repairs


1,333.37


Telephone


16.81


Storm Windows


55.03


Window Shades


47.04


Water . 0


32.90


Miscellaneous


8.78


4,206.46


6,721.63


Planning Board:


Association Dues. o


· 15.00


Advertising


. 14.63


29.63


Rationing Board:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


204.35


Telephone


397.63


Equipment and Maintenance


107.16


Office Furnishings and


Repairs


56.92


Moving Picture Film


.


. 50


766.56


766.56


Salary and Wage Survey of 1942


500.00


500.00


500.00


Retirement Fund Board:


Administration:


875.00


875.00


875.00


Total General Government


42,411.59


O


o


29.63


o


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Helpers


0


EXPENDITURES (Continued) PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief ,


3,000.00


Patrolmen


35,302.12


Special Police.


2,904.36


Caretaker or Station.


1,516.84


Labor - Painting Street


Lines, etc.


280.54


43,003.86


Equipment and Maintenance:


Motor Equipment


640.09


Gas, Oil, Etc


650. 60


Equipment for Men


139.85


Photography and Finger-


printing.


5.88


Radio Equipment and Main- tenance


175.66


1,612.08


New Automobiles:


Ford-Two-Door Sedan


1,153.97


1,153.97


Fuel and Light:


Fuel.


416.52


Light


347.50


764.02


0


Maintenance of Buildings and


Grounds :


Repairs


952.65


Janitor's Supplies.


233.54


Water Service


22.81


Rubbish Removal


14.00


1,223.00


Officer's and Prisoner's Ex-


penses :


Officer's Travel.


24.38


Matron and Guards


3.00


Feeding and Medical Care.


342.86


370.24


Traffic Control:


Labor (See Salary and Wages )


Signs, Posts, Paint, Etc.


118.92


118.92


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and Supplies


123.60


Telephone and Police Sig- nals. .


1,219.88


Office Equipment


17.45


Miscellaneous


32.05


1,392.98


49,639.07


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EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Fire Department:


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


2,799.96


Deputy Call Chief


350.00


Permanent Firemen


31,117.16


Call Men.


3,229.37


Superintendent of Alarms.


300.00


Assistant Clerk of Fire


Department .


100.00


Other Employees


14.00


37,910.49


Equipment New and Additional:


Equipment for Men


109.57


Accessories and Supplies.


149.59


259.16


Equipment Maintenance and Repairs:


Radio Equipment and Main-


tenance


38.40


Apparatus Repairs


340.33


Gas and Oil .


343.44


· Alarm Boxes, Etc.


7.74


Miscellaneous


28.50


758.41


Hydrant Service:


15,021.87


15,021.87


Fuel, Light and Water:


Fuel.


831. 94


Light


419.07


Water


43.90


1,294.91


Maintenance of Building and Grounds :


Repairs ·


2,157.96


Furniture and Furnishings


342.60


Laundry


O ·


85.44


Janitor's Supplies and.


233.40


2,819.40


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Printing and


Postage


57.95


Telephone


171.25


Office Equipment and Main- tenance


9.22


Travel Expenses


66.82


Food for Men.


7.95


313.19


58,377.43


Forest Fire:


Salaries and Wages:


Warden


200.00


Fighting Fires


1,297.00


1,497.00


.


.


All Other


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EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Other Expenses:


Apparatus Rental.


72.63


Gasoline and Oil.


4.80


Hose .


100.00


2 Pump Tanks.


32.77


Nozzles and Cable


43.63


Patches and Clamps.


5.41


Fire Gauge and Grease Re- tainer.


7.65


Misc. Materials and Sup-


plies ·


45.51


Food for Fire Fighters.


43.05


355.45


1,852.45


Ambulance:


Repairs and Maintenance


208.14


Gasoline and Oil.


4.91


Materials and Supplies.


22.18


Drivers' Expenses


8.24


243.47


243.47


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Salary of Sealer.


1,300.00


1,300.00


Other Expenses:


Postage


3.00


Advertising, legal.


2.44


Travel Allowance.


300.00


Wrench and Dies


8.82


Tax Deduction Disallowed.


. 50


314.76


1,614.76


Game Warden:


Salary.


100.00


100.00


100.00


Dog Officer:


Salary. .


Other Expenses:


Board and Feed.


222.00


Killing and Burying


74.00


296.00


296.00


Street Lighting:


Street Lights ·


14,197.00


Traffic Lights, Central


and Hamilton Streets.


215.60


14,412.60


Animal Inspector:


Salary.


125.00


125.00


Other Expenses:


Postage .


1.43


Mileage for Travel.


44.91


46.34


171.34


14,412.60


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EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Building Inspector:


Salary of Inspector


300.00


300.00


Other Expenses:


Printing Stationery a n d Postage


24.69


Travel Allowance @ $1.00


Per Week.


· 52.00


76.69


376.69


Wiring Inspector:


Salary of Inspector


· 300.00


300.00


Other Expenses:


Sheaffer Pocket Pen


13.72


Printing and Stationery.


32.16


Travel Allowance @ 7¢ a


Mile


· · · 38.64


Travel Expense @ $5.00 Per


10.00


94.52


394.52


Planting and Trimming Trees:


Salaries and Wages:


Tree Warden


524.00


Labor


147.90


671.90


Other Expenses:


Hardware and Tools.


22.87


Tree Fertilizer


2.75


Material and Supplies


7.50


Truck Rental.


194.80


227.92


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth:


Extermination:


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent.


136.50


Labor


142.90


279.40


Other Expenses:


Truck Rental.


· 120.00


120.00


399.40


Total Protection of Persons and Property


128,777.55


.


0


.


Month


.


899.82


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EXPENDITURES (Continued ) HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


General Administration:


Salaries and Wages:


Board of Health . 283.34


Board of Physician.


300.00


School Physician.


699.98


Agent


500.00


Nurse


1,760.00


Plumbing Inspector.


1,980.00


Food and Provision In- spector .


100.00


Milk Inspector. 0


125.00


Slaughtering Inspector.


350.00


Dentists -- Dental Clinic O 700.00


6,798.32


Other Administration Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


31.79


Printing and Advertising


31.27


Telephone


62.60


Typist-T.B. Clinic.


17.00


Miscellaneous


14.58


157.24


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases:


Medical Attendance.


95.00


Drugs and Medical Supplies


63.51


Dry Goods and Clothing.


26.70


Groceries and Provisions.


32.67


Cash Aid.


197.00


Hospitals


353.50


Ambulance Service


35.00


Cities and Towns.


148.57


Miscellaneous


6.53


State and County Sani -


toriums


1,977.50


3,093.22


Vital Statistics:


Birth Returns


109.00


Death Returns


33.75


142.75


Inspection Expenses :


Travel-Plumbing Inspector


97.35


Travel-Food and Provisions


63.93


Travel-Milk Inspector .


112.90


Travel-Nurse Inspector. .


5.50


Travel-Slaughtering In- spector


269.00


548.68


Dental Clinic Supplies:


25.36


25.36


Equipment and Maintenance:


Milk Laboratory


347.00


347.00


0


·


.


0


0


0


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EXPENDITURES (Continued )


Other Expenses:


Burials . 0 .


100.00


Non-Alcoholic License


10.00


Miscellaneous .


o


3.70


113.70


Garbage Collection:


Contract.


4,174.98


4,174. 98


15,244.01


Sewer Maintenance Department:


Administration:


Salaries and Wages:


Commissioners


300.00


Caretaker


2,043.20


2,343.20


Administration Expenses :


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


17.18


Telephone


60.13


Miscellaneous


4.00


81.31


General Expenses:


Tools and Equipment


147.67


Pipe and Fittings


36.51


Miscellaneous Supplies.


49.27


Sewer Line Repairs.


53.60


287.05


Cleaning Catch Basins:


Labor


663.80


Trucks.


200.00


863.80


Buildings and Grounds:


Building, Repairs and Ma-


terial.


525. 29


Fuel.


31.60


Lights.


9.75


566.64


Truck and Tractor Maintenance:


Gas, Oil and Repairs. . 343.20


Garage Rent . .


53.00


396.20


4,538.20


Total Health and Sanitation:


19,782.21


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EXPENDITURES (Continued ) HIGHWAYS -- SNOW AND ICE


General Administration:


Salary of Commissioners


600.00


Salary of Superintendent. . 1,980.00


2,580.00


Other Expenses :


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


52.25


Telephone


117.12


Miscellaneous


2.25


171.62


General Maintenance:


Labor


15,692.05


Truck Hire. ·


·


32.00


Equipment and Repairs


59.23


Equipment Rental.


851.50


Crushed, stone, Gravel


and Etc .


1,029.87


Tarvis, Road, Oil and Etc


1,748.44


Other Road Material and


Supplies.


3,497.01


Miscellaneous


137.40


23,047.50


Automotive and Road Machinery:


Repairs and Maintenance . 3,375.04


Gas, Oil, Etc


2,521.30


Moving of Roller.


56.25


Miscellaneous


20.07


5,972.66


New Road Machinery:


Frink Snow Plow .


400.00


2 Sand and Cinder Spreaders


600.00


Nelson Bucket Boom.


665.00


1,665.00


Tarring Breakneck Road:


455.00


455.00


Buildings and Grounds:


Maintenance and Repairs.


597.67


Fuel, Lights and Water.


229.59


All Others.


12.00


839.26


34,731.04


Town Dump and Rubbish:


Labor .


1,075.00


Rental of Town Dump O


125.00


Rubbish Collection.


2,123.33


3,323.33


3,323.33


Snow and Ice Removal:


Labor


O


o


5,667.18


Trucks.


567.50


Rock, Salt, Sand and Gravel


432.30


Country Roads


4.50


.


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EXPENDITURES (Continued )


Food and Meals.


166.40


Shovel Rental


113.75


Garage.


40.00 6,991.63


6,991.63


Chapter 90 Maintenance -- State and Country Aid NO. 8807:


Hamilton Street:


Labor


55.40


Truck Hire.


18.00


73.40


Worcester Street:


Labor


268.90


Truck Hire.


90.00


Tarvis.


183.09


541.99


Mechanic Street:


Labor


44.00


Truck Hire.


6.00


50.00


North Woodstock Road -- Old and New:


Labor. .


909.62


Truck Hire.


127.50


Road Oil and Tar.


324.35


Equipment Rental.


267.20


1,628.67


Dresser Hill Road:


Labor


147.85


Truck Hire.


96.00


Road Oil and Tar.


402.94


646.79


River Road:


Labor


227.60


Truck Hire.


60.00


Road Oil and Tar.


121.60


409.20


Total Highways


3,349. 96


48,395. 96


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EXPENDITURES (Continued ) CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Public Welfare:


Salaries and Wages:


Board .


450.00


Supervisor.


880.00


Clerks .


880.00


Child Welfare Supervisor ( see also Child Welfare Service)


429.00


2,639.00


General Administration:


Stationery, Supplies and


Postage


10.54


Telephones .


144.32


Mileage and Travel Allow-


ance .


323.46


Miscellaneous


11.76


490. 08


Outside Relief:


Groceries and Provisions.


5,375.29


Fuel.


849.60


Medicine and Medical Care


2,345.02


Hospital Care


1,221.25


Rent. .


1,470.80


Clothing.


423.47


Cash Grants


4,173.00


Board and Care (local) .


2,824.50


State Institutions.


1,696.85


Private Institutions.


248.79


Household Furniture and


Moving.


35.75


Burials


200.00


Electric Power at Infirm- ary


60.00


Miscellaneous


17.62


20,941.94


Relief by Other Cities and Towns:


Cities. · o


961.52


Towns .


.


O


647.37


1,608.89


Truck Expenses :


Gas and Oil


O


117.55


Repairs and Maintenance


24.50


142.05


25,821. 96


Aid to Dependent Children:


From Town Appropriation:


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor


440.00


Clerks .


220.00


. 660.00


Administration:


( see Aid To Dependent Children-Federal Grants)


-74-


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Relief Expenses :


Cash Grants


4,731.83 4,731.83


5,391.83


Aid to Dependent Children:


From Federal Grants:


Salaries and Wages:


Clerks.


. 421.00


421.00


Administration:


Travel Expenses .


o


45.00


Stationery, £ Postage and


Supplies. . o


·


o


.


82.05


127.05


Relief Expenses :


Cash Grants


2,243.89


2,243.89


2,791.94


Old Age Assistance:


From Town Appropriation:


From Town Appropriation:


Salaries and Wages:


Board


450.00


Supervisor.


880.00


Clerks.


440.00


1,770.00


Administration Expenses :


(see Old Age Assistance-


Federal Grants).


2.65


2.65


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


39,563.96


Cities and Towns.


. O


533.52


40,097. 48


Old Age Assistance:


From Federal Grants:


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor.


300.00


Clerks.


158.10


458.10


Administration Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies. .


17.70


Travel Allowance.


O O


123.29


140.99


Relief Expenses:


Cash Grants


28,056.48


Cities and Towns.


619.38


Medical Care. 0


24.00


28,699.86


29,298. 95


.


.


41,870.13


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EXPENDI TURES (Continued )


Child Welfare Service:


Administration:


Salaries and Wages:


Supervisor.


960.00


Clerks ·


542.11


1,502.11


Office Expenses:


Stationery, Postage and


Supplies.


18.96


Telephone


51.15


70.11


Field Expenses :


Mileage and Travel.


173.22


173.22


1,745.44


Infirmary:


Salary of Superintendent. . 1,800.00


1,800.00


Other Expenses:


Groceries and Provisions.


2,270.58


Clothing and Household. .


Furnishings


199.60


Buildings and Boiler Con- version ·


700.73


Fuel, Light and Water 0


874.39


Travel Expense .


15.40


Medical Care and Supplies


385.35


Telephone


39.01


Miscellaneous


42.35


4,527.41


6,327.41


Soldiers' Benefits:


General Administration:


Salary of Agent O


720.00


720.00


Travel and Mileage.


351.55


351.55


Relief Benefits:


State Aid-Cash Grants · ·


630.00


Military Aid-Cash Grants.


740.00


War Allowance - 2nd World


War-Cash Grants


896.00


Fuel and Light.


o


319.29


Groceries and Provisions.


1,151.11


Cash Grants and Rent.


3,706.56


Medicine and Hospital Care


689.59


Clothing, etc.


105.00


8,237.55


Total Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


9,309.10 122,556.76


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EXPENDITURES (Continued) SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


Schools :


General Control Salaries:


Superintendent.


4,771.66


Clerks. .


2,269.58


Attendance Officer.


386.70


School Census


103.00


7,530.94


General Control Expenses:


Printing, Stationery and


Postage


675.32


Telephone


188.66


Traveling Expenses.


179.42


Automobile Maintenance and


Operation


179.40


Books, Periodicals, Etc.


49.50


Simpson, Teachers' Salary


400.00


Newsboys Badges .


·


55.94


Insurance on Camera Equip- ment.


55.94


Typewriter Maintenance.


8.00


1,766.50


Instruction Salaries:


High School Principal . 4,112.90


High School Teachers. .


40,335.63


Elementary School Teachers


74,369.47


Evening School Teachers .


520.00


Household Arts Teachers


3,311.29


Continuation School


Teachers .


208.49


122,857.78


Auxiliary Agencies Salaries:


School Physician.


1,388.88


School Nurse.


1,714.21


Clerks in High School


Principal Office.


1,323.33


4,426.42


Operation of Plant Salaries:


High School Janitors.


5,080.86


Elementary School Janitors


7,664.14


Evening School Janitors


263.41


Helpers, Etc.


709.81


13,718.22


High School


Text and Reference Books. 1,227.78


Supplies.


1,769.27


Typewriters, Machines , Etc.


87.50


3,084.55


Elementary Schools:


Text and Reference Books. 1,074.17


Supplies.


2,673.37


3,747.54


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Survey.


30.26


EXPENDITURES (Continued)


Visual Education Supplies 0 514.13


514.13


Household Arts Supplies . 331.55


331.55


Continuation Classes Sup- plies


14.43


14.43


Evening Classes Supplies.


37.24


37.24


Auxiliary Agency Expenses :


Transportation of Pupils.


10,332.07


Transportation of Nurse ·


200.00


Transportation of Teachers


428.02


Telephone-Nurse . . o


37.50


Tuition at Other Schools.


66.75


Miscellaneous Supplies. O


30.74


11,095.08


New Furniture and Mechanical Instruction Expenses :


High School .


564.52


Elementary Schools .


4,807.05


Visual Education.


0


77.12


5,448.69


Operation of Plant Expenses :


Fuel, Light and Water:


High School .


1,911.51


Elementary Schools. . . 5,669.62


7,581.13


Telephones:


High School


80.54


Elementary Schools


207.42


287.96


Janitors' Supplies:


High School .


665.03


Elementary Schools. . ·


1,241.15


1,906.18


Maintenance of Plant Expenses:


Buildings and Grounds:


High School Repairs


1,251.01


Miscellaneous


58.47


Elementary School Repairs


2,916.19


Miscellaneous


320.47


4,546.14


Other Expenses:


Graduation Expenses;


Diplomas, Etc


99.21


Miscellaneous Printing


and Postage


206.02


Miscellaneous


69.60


374.83


188,969.31


-78-


Robert H. Cole Trade School:


General Control and Instruction:


Salaries:


Director.


4,372.98


Clerks.


2,875.80


Instructors


25,876.28


33,125.06


General Control Expenses:


Telephone, Postage and


Stationery.


214.60


Travel Expenses


109.40


324.00


Instruction Expenses :


Text Books, Supplies and


Shop Materials


3,327.34


Shop Equipment. O


1,144.63


4,471.97


Operation of Plant Salaries:


Janitor's, Helpers, Etc . 2,918.45


2,918.45


Operation of Plant Expenses :


Fuel, Light and Water .


19,091.42


Furniture and Furnishings 65.68


19,157.10


Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds :


Repairs .


848.32


Janitor's Supplies.


494.16


Alterations and Additions


658.04


Miscellaneous ·


114.71


2,115.23


Evening Classes :


Teacher's Salaries.


12.00


Clerk's Salaries.


148.50


Janitor's Salaries.


102.00


262.50


Material and Supplies


2.00


2.00


Other Expenses:


Graduation Expenses


45.51


45.51


45,239.82


Total Expenditures from Town


Appropriations . 0


234,209.13


Smith-Hughes School Fund:


Teacher's Salaries:


Continuation Classes. .


45.60


Household Art Classes ·


143.84


Vocational Classes.


4,788.71


4,978. 15


-79-


George-Deen School Fund: Teachers' Salaries:


Vocational Classes.


7,307.20


7,307.20 12,285.35


246,794.48


Vocational Education of National Defense Workers-Federal Funds:


Supervisor-Salaries:


Director.


1,125.00


Director's Assistant.


288.00


Clerxs.


802.00


2,215.00


Expenses :


Travel and Communication.


306.23


Office Supplies . .


O


22.92


329.15


Instruction - Salaries


Teachers and Assistants


7,789.94


7,789.94


Expenses :


Supplies . .


·


722.40


Maintenance and Equipment


454.95


Building Operation.


0 1,443.01


2,620.36


12,954.45


Total School Expenditures . .


259,748.93


Jacob Edwards Memorial Library:


Salaries and Wages:


Librarian .


2,183.30


Assistants.


2,372.46


Janitor


1,523.04


6,078.80


Books and Periodicals:


Books


2,575.87


Periodicals


223.15


2,799.02


Binding:


Books and Periodicals . . 223.78


223.78


Fuel and Light.


Building:


Repairs .


O


88.74


Furniture and Furnishings


Other Expenses.


40.35


129.09


Other Expenses:


Office Supplies


248.17


Telephone


248.17


Total Library Expenditures from Town Appropriation: 9,478.86


Library Expenditures from Trust Funds in Control of Trustees (see Library Trustees' Report )


Total Schools and Library




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