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Agawam
Bella F. Provost
Agawam
August 7
Silvio DeGeorge
Agawam
Agawam
Amelia F. Duclos
Agawam
June 22
Dominec Crupi
Springfield .
Agawam
Lucy Maiolo
Agawam
August 18 Enfield, Conn.
Vera Belle Pomeroy
Springfield
August 25
Robert D. Guess
Springfield
Agawam
Ebba O. Swanson
Agawam
August 28
Joseph W. Statkun Stella Galica
Agawam
Chicopee
Joseph L. Cardone
Agawam
August 28 Chicopee
Bertha Desmarais
Chicopee
September 2
Anthony G. Circosta
Agawam
West Springfield
Mary F. Fabrcoini
West Springfield
September 4 Springfield
Walter L. Wilson
Agawam
Olga Kapansky
Springfield
Joseph H. Mercadante
Agawam
Raymond Parent
Agawam
Pauline T. Corriveau
Agawam
Alice Wircinger
West Springfield
Everett A. Kellogg
Agawam
Chicopee
29
September 4 Springfield September 4 Springfield September 13 Agawam
Joseph R. Guidi
Agawam
Claudia Forni
Agawam
William Scibelli
Springfield
Annunziata Liquori
Agawam
Pelton Ferry
Glastonbury, Conn.
Eunice E. Wells
Agawam
September 14 Springfield
Roa Audi
Springfield
September 16
Ernest J. Duval
Agawam
Agawam
Mary Smidek
Agawam
Adolph Rother
Springfield
September 18 Agawam
Edna R. Harpin
Agawam
September 28 West Springfield
Mary Fusick
Agawam
October 6
Rystum George
Seekonk, Mass.
Springfield
Marie Mason
Agawam
October 7
Carl A. Sabin
Agawam
Springfield
Eva N. Stimson
Springfield
October 9 Springfield
Gertrude F Putnam
Agawam
October 12 Agawam
Katherine R. Ardizoni
Agawam
October 12
Charles A. Goodreau, Jr.
West Springfield
Agawam
Evelyn B. Duclos
Agawam
October 16 Springfield
Anna Drenowski
Agawam
October 21 Springfield
Ruby G. Phelps
Agawam
October 21 Belchertown
Marion T. Harlow
Agawam
October 28
Howard R. Gibbs
Agawam
Agawam
Emily L. Burnett
Agawam
November 11 Springfield
Carmela Malone
Agawam
November 12
Wellington H. Wells
Agawam
Agawam
Verna M. Fox
Agawam
November 17
Roy P. Pdant
Springfield
Agawam
Ruth Tibbetts
Springfield
November 23 Enfield, Conn.
Rose Albano
Thompsonville, Conn.
November 25
George E. LaFountain
Springfield
Thompsonville, Conn. Doris Provost
Nicholas Natle
Agawam
Helen Mosher
Chicopee
November 25 Springfield
Anna Fesoceua
Springfield
November 28 Springfield
Ida Melo
Springfield
November 30
Alfred E. Mongeon
Warren, Mass.
. West Springfield
Katherine MacIver
Agawam
November 25 Chicopee
Thomas Russo
Agawam
Agawam
Edward Modzelewski
Agawam
Armando Vancini
Agawam
Ernest G. Ferry
Springfield
John L. Hatcher
Agawam
Clayton E. Aldrich
West Springfield
Michael A. Statkun
Agawam
Harry P. Dickinson
Agawam
John W. Biggerstaff
Suffield, Conn.
Charles Fazio
E. Longmeadow
Rosario Mazza
Agawam
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November 30 Agawam December 2 Springfield December 18 Springfield December 30 Agawam
Frederick Rommalfauger Leona Jolly
Springfield Agawam
Paul V. Ferrarini
Agawam
Louise Laudati
Springfield
Joseph Franciamore
Hartford, Conn.
Ruth Johnson
Agawam
Walter Shaw
Agawam
Eva O'Neil
Agawam
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN AGAWAM FOR THE YEAR 1933
Date of Death
Y
M
D
Cause of Death
Jan. 7 John P. Keith
10
6
14
Broncho Pneumonia
Jan. 8 Jack W. Barden
2
12 Status Lymphaticus Hypertensive
Jan. 26 Edward A. Brown
35
7
12 Paresis Syphilis Lobar Pneumonia Acute Eucephalitis Coronary Sclerosis
Feb. 4 Anna Guidi
22
Feb. 13 Winfield Safford
56
Feb. 17 Baby Cooley
82
0
15 Myocarditis
Mar. 2 Evelyn M. Burns
26
9
21 Septicemia
Mar. 8 Mary E. Evans
66
11
14 Myocarditis
Mar. 12 Charles A. Dean
76
11
14 Myocarditis
Mar. 19 Mary C. Lombard
67
7
22
Carcinoma
Mar. 27 Anna K. Brooks
24
5
7 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Apr. 1 Alice G. Ryan
49
7
22
Biliary Calculus
Apr. 6 Julia L. Holcomb
66
11
6 Arterio Sclerosis
Apr. 16 George T. Akey
72
9
1 Coronary Sclerosis Acute Pericarditis
May 3 Henrietta H. Noone
28
3
20
Carcinoma of Spine
May
7
Henry Huber
67
9
19
Accidental Drowning
May
10
Henry Ciak
17
3
25 Chronic Nephritis
May 17
Ernest E. Levesque
48
9
5 Myocarditis
May 21 Kathryn O. Randall
22
11 21 Collapse of Right Lung
June
3 Georgianna H. Hamblen
74
9
24 Angina Pectoris Asphyxiation
June
4 Edward J. Carmody
51
June 5 Margaret L. Atkins
72
1
8 Cerebral Hemorrhage
June 6 George A. Randall
63
June 7 Winifred Boscoe
57
7 29 Phlebites Coronary Thrombosis Unidentified Skeleton
May 1- Skeleton
June 17
Adeline Roberts
78
11
June 25
Ellen P. Kenney
38
June 27 Frank Viens
38
June 29
Raymond Ferrero
3
2
2 Accidental Drowning
June 30
Agnes H. Dietrich
57
1 22 Coronary Thrombosis
July 15
Peter Barabesi
78
Cerebral Hemorrhage
July 18
Catherine T. Ward
59
11
20
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Mar. 12
Adelea W. Twine
49
Appendicitis
Mar. 26 Caroline T. Campion
29
Toxemia
Apr. 29 Premo W. Bongiovanni Sarah W. Kelsey
23
11
1 hr.
Atelectasis
Feb. 28 Virgil L. Lloyd
8
Feb. 3 Paul Hart
80
Jan. 20 Annie G. Sullivan
1 Vascular Penal Broncho Pneumonia Electrical Shock
32
July 21 Edgar H. Benoit
49
4
July 26 James Dunn
91
July 27 Isaac Cowan 49
Aug. 3 Luigi Draghetti
60
Aug. 4 Mary Gallerani
20
Aug. 6 James J. Cesan
69
3
10 Prostate Gland
Aug. 11
Harold Carmody
23
5
19 Tuberculosis
Aug. 12 Johanna Crowley
60
11
Aug. 19 Mary Lango
14
Aug. 20
Jennie S. Sadak
33
Aug. 22
Dieudonne Bessette
76
8 Tuberculosis Progressive Paralysis Internal Hemorrhage Malignant Papilloma of Throat
Sept. 1 Mary Cartello
21
6
Tuberculosis 6
Sept. 2 William H. Roleau
84
5
2 Arterio Sclerosis
Sept. 8 Beverly A. Neilson
11 10
Acidosis
Oct. 2 Louisa Cesan
65
1
1 Metastosis of Liver
Oct. 8 E. Olive Robinson
73
11
17 Angina Pectoris
Oct. 9 Evelina R. Wilcox
5
1 19 Neuro Blastoma of Eye
Oct.
16 Earle D. Fay
20
6 26 Diverticulum Gangrenous Duodenal Bladder
Oct. 20 Harry N. Squire
53
2
4 Coronary Thrombosis
Oct. 26 Frances W. Kooreman
70
2 23 Cerebral Hemorrhage
Nov. 2 Joyce J. Berard
Nov. 16
Mary V. Westcott
65
Nov. 20
Maria Morassi
72
Nov. 21
Eva P. Pomeroy
74
11
1 Arterio Sclerosis Arterio Sclerosis
Nov. 22
Albina B. Gavoni
86
Nov. 24
George Henry Bernier
61 1
7 23 Chronic Myocarditis 7 Lobar Pneumonia
Dec. 1 Marie D. Norman
26
8
8 Chronic Heart
Dec. 5 Anna L. Ohde
59
8
13 Cardiac Dilation Accident
Dec. 6 Henry Otto
74
Dec. 6 Jean A. Manhart
1
1 Broncho Pneumonia
Dec. 14 Charles Ewing
74
11
21 Cerebral Hemorrhage
Dec. 30
Leon E. Marble
63
8
18 Myocarditis
Nov. 30 Roy E. Clark
2 Bronchial Atelectasis Carcinoma of Liver Chronic Myocarditis
Oct. 17 Constantino Placido
43
1 Acute Appendicitis Arterio Sclerosis Carcinoma of Stomach Cerebral Hemorrhage Pneumonia
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Statistical Report
Births recorded
99
Marriages recorded
. 48 . .
Deaths recorded
79
Legal Papers recorded
72
Dog Licenses issued 678
Sporting Licenses issued
533
HENRY E. BODURTHA,
Town Clerk
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Treasurer's Report
Ending December 31, 1933
Balance January I, 1933 .... .$ 4,210.91 Receipts of 1933 (see accountant's report)
708,450.72
$712,661.63
Payments of 1933 (see accounting
officer's report) ..
698,071.29
Cash balance December 31, 1933 .. 14,590.34 712,661.63
TRUST FUNDS
Whiting Street Fund
On hand January 1, 1933
Securities
$ 5,500.00
Cash
414.69
Income from fund
250.70
6,165.39
Paid by order of Trustees
176.38
Administration expenses
3.25
Federal Tax
.14
On hand December 31, 1933
Securities
5,500.00
Cash
485.62
6,165.39
Desire A. Pyne Fund
On hand January I, 1933
Securities
2,000.00
Cash
105.43
Income from Fund
75.70
2,181.13
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Paid by order of Selectmen. .... 24.00
Federal Tax
.08
On hand December 31, 1933
Securities
2,000.00
Cash
I57.05
2,181.13
Phelon School Fund
On hand January I, 1933
Securities
4,225.93
Cash
863.53
Income from fund
174.40
5,263.86
Paid Orders of School
Committee
613.50
Federal Tax
.14
Cash balance
424.29
Amount of fund
4,225.93
5,263.86
Phelon Library Fund On hand January 1, 1933
Amount of Fund
500.00
Income of Fund
18.93
518.93
Paid to Trust Fund Income ..... 18.93
Amount of Fund
500.00
518.93
Davis Library Fund Income from Safe Deposit and Trust Company
683.93
683.93
Paid Agawam Library
Association .....
683.93
683.93
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Old Cemetery Fund Amount of Fund
700.00
Income from Fund
26.50
726.50
Paid Income Trust Fund
26.50
Amound of Fund
700.00
726.50
Maple Grove Cemetery Fund
Amount of Fund
1,405.8I
Income of Fund
53.18
1,458.99
Paid Trust Fund Income
53.18
Amount of Fund
1,405.8I
1,458.99
HENRY E. BODURTHA,
Treasurer
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LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 30, 1933
Ten bonds of $1,000. each payable annually Oct. I, 1934-42 to Old Colony Trust Co., at 4% water loan $ 9,000.00
Bonds of 1913 water loan payable $3,500. an- nually July I, 1934-43 to Old Colony Trust Co., at 41/2% 30,000.00
Bonds of 1917 water loan payable $1,000. an- nually Oct. 1, 1934-42 to Old Colony Trust Co., at 41/2% 9,000.00
Notes of 1931 water loan payable $1,000. an- nually July 1, 1934-39 to First National Bank at 33/4℃ 5,500.00
Bonds of 1916 Schoolhouse, loan payable $1,000. annually July 1, 1934-34 to Old Col- ony Trust Co., at 4% 1,000.00
Bonds of 1916 Sewer loan payable $1,000. an- nually Dec. I, 1934-43 to Old Colony Trust Co., at 4% 10,000.00
Bonds of High School loan payable $12,000. annually Sept. I, 1934-4I to Old Colony Trust Co., at 5%
96,000.00
Bonds of 1924 Schoolhouse loan payable $2,000. annually June I, 1934-44 to Old Col- ony Trust Co., at 414%
22,000.00
Bonds of 1925 Schoolhouse loan payable $3,000. annually June 1, 1934-40 to Old Col- ony Trust Co., at 4% 20,000.00
Bonds of Memorial Bridge loan payable $3,000. annually Oct. I, 1934-44 to Old Col- ony Trust Co., at 4% 33,000.00
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Bonds of High School Addition of 1928 pay- able $10,000. annually Nov. 1, 1934-38 to Old Colony Trust Co., at 4%
50,000.00
Five Notes of $7,000. each under authority Chapter 307 Acts of 1933, payable $7,000. annually September 1, 1934-38 to the State of Massachusetts at 31/2% 35,000.00
One note Tax Title Loan payable September I, 1934 to the State of Massachusetts at 5% 13,128.19
Temporary loans
125,000.00
$458,628.19
Of the above sum
Water debt is
$ 53,500.00
Outside of debt limit 227,128.19
Inside of debt limit 178,000.00
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REPORT OF Tax Collector
1933
Tax Committed
$289,370.64
Cash Paid to Treasurer
$138,545.23
Less Refunds
39.00
1 38,506.23
Abatements
180.75
Uncollected
1 50,683.66
289,370.64
Previous Years
January I, 1933, balance due .. 187,253.53
Plus added commitments and
adjustments
99.32
187,352.85
Cash paid to Treasurer
108,155.18
Less Refunds and Adjustments.
35.29
108,119.89
Abatements
2,674.14
Tax Titles
35,363.07
Uncollected taxes 1932
40,694.97
Uncollected taxes 1932 Polls
442.00
Uncollected taxes 1931
58.78
187,352.85
Motor Vehicle Excise 1933
Committed
8,480.21
8,480.21
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N/2 192
Cash paid to Treasurer
Less refunds
6,280.55
Abatements
417.67
Balance due January 1, 1934 ....
1,781.99
8,480.21
Previous Years
Balance due January I, 1933 ....
3,599.92
Plus commitments and
adjustments
15.19
3,615.1I
Cash paid to Treasurer
1,313.30
Less refunds
8.64
1,304.66
Abatements
563.47
Balance January I, 1933
1,746.98
3,615.II
Old Age Assistance
Committed 1933
2,210.00
Plus commitment
2.00
2,212.00
Cash to Treasurer
1,785.00
Less Adjustments
1.00
1,784.00
Balance due
428.00
2,212.00
Previous Years
Balance due January I, 1933 ..
409.00
Plus commitment
17.00
426.00
Cash to Treasurer
403.00
Less refunds
15.00
388.00
Balance due January I, 1933 ....
38.00
426.00
6,376.88 96.33
FREDERICK A. RAISON, Collector
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REPORT OF The Accounting Officer
To the Honorable the Board of Selectmen:
The Annual Report of the Accounting Department, cov- ering the financial transactions of the Town of Agawam for the year 1933, is hereby submitted.
BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1933 .
Cash
$ 4,210.91
Cash in School Department 50.00
Taxes
Polls, 1930
2.00
R. and P., 1930
75.76
Polls, 1931
253.00
R. and P., 1931
42,085.88
R. and P., 1932
144,254.89
Polls, 1932
582.00
Old Age Assistance
1932
280.00
1931
129.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
1930
578.39
1931
911.17
1932
2,110.36
Tax Titles
10,876.71
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Accounts Receivable
Health
1,043.77
Sewer
213.24
Public Welfare
7,950.84
Sealer of Weights & Measures
104.67
Schools
1,466.82
Fire Department
31.00
Sidewalks, 1928
87.38
Sidewalks, 1929
233.42
Sidewalks, 1930
275.63
Water Rates
4,225.2I
Water Entrances
220.80
A/c Rec. County Aid to Highways
3,427.64
State Aid to Highways
3,426.65
Revenue Loans
$124,000.00
Emergency Loan
24,000.00
Surplus War Bonus
2,701.14
Phelon Library Trust Fund
21.20
Old Cemetery Fund Income
99.86
Maple Grove Cemetery Income
...
84.66
Overlay Reserve
3,393.63
Overlay, 1929
2.00
Overlay, 1930
-
825.14
Overlay, 1931
1,796.00
Overlay, 1932
9,774.18
Tax Title Revenue
10,876.71
1930 Mo. Ve. Excise Revenue
578.39
1931 Mo. Ve. Excise Revenue
911.17
1932 Mo. Ve. Excise Revenue
2,110.36
Departmental Revenue
10,827.34
Special Assessment Rev.
596.43
Water Revenue
4,446.01
Excess and Deficiency
65,576.14
Auditor and Accounting Dept.
24.02
So. Westfield St. Construction
12,237.99
Library
253.26
Water Construction
North Street
1,823.99
Other
199.56
$253,133.16
$253.133.16
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RECEIPTS
General Revenue-Taxes
Current Year
Property
$138,542.23
Polls
3,507.00
$142,049.23
Old Age Assistance
1,786.00
In Lieu of Taxes
883.05
Previous Year
Property
107,963.18
Polls
191.00
Old Age Assistance
75.00
108,229.18
Motor Vehicles Excise Tax
7,690.18
From State
Corporation, Business
2,737.95
Corporation Public Service
.34
Gas and Electric
607.67
Bank
13.97
R. R. and Telephone
239.83
3,599.76
Income Taxes
9,423.00
Income Taxes-based on
teachers' salaries
20,309.00
29,732.00
From County
Dog Licenses
1,402.II
Licenses and Permits
Junk
..... .... 30.00
Pool and Bowling
. 15.00
Milk
12.50
Slaughter
254.00
All Other
258.50
Alcoholic Beverage
... 3,985.00
4,555.00
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Fines
Court
955.00
Rents
540.50
$301,422.01
COMMERCIAL REVENUE
From State
Trust Funds for Schools .....
323.16
Special Assessments
On 1928 Sidewalks
57.98
On 1929 Sidewalks
35.82
On 1930 Sidewalks
64.30
158.10
From County
Memorial Bridge Rental .....
109.35
Departmental
Collector's Fees
155.83
Town Clerk-dog fines, etc. 1,470.20
Treasurer-Tax titles, etc.
2,757.28
Police-damage to auto
353.80
Fire Dept .- hall rental
13.50
Sealer, weights and measures ..
78.67
4,829.28
Schools
Tuition-State Wards
1,531.94
Tuition-Other Towns
2,371.00
Sale of Supplies
3.89
State for Education
3,143.82
7,050.65
Library Fines
79.50
Charities
Reimbursement for aid to cities
and town settled cases
16,699.59
Reimbursement for aid to State Cases .
13,548.14
Reimbursement for State Old
Age Assistance
2,665.69
32,913.42
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Soldiers' Relief
State Aid
45.00
Veterans' Exemption
73.69
118.69
Health and Sanitation
From State
Reimbursement for Health ....
77.86
From Individuals
Reimbursements from Individ- uals for T. B. aid
248.57
Sewer Entrances
515.00
Highways
Sale of Materials
7.47
Westfield Street Construction
From State
227.48
From County
227.48
454.96
Suffield Street Construction
From State
2,328.II
From County
776.04
3,104.15
Water Department
Water Rates
20,993.62
Water Connections
717.92
Hydrant Damage
136.50
21,848.04
Municipal Indebtednes
Anticipation Revenue
258,750.00
Interest
On Taxes
6,582.07
On Bank Deposits
57.28
On Trust Funds
683.93
On Investments
45.06
Maple Grove Cemetery Fund
53.18
Old Cemetery Fund
26.50
Phelon Library Fund
18.93
7,466.95
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Tax Title loan, Chap. 49, Acts 1933
15,000.00
State Loan, Chap. 307, Acts 1933
35,000.00
Federal Aid-Public Welfare ..
18,259.46
Refunds
From Individuals on Public Wel-
fare who have sold property .....
77.10
From Individuals whom we found
to have cash in banks.
305.00
From State
On Old Age Assistance
329.00
From Highways
2.00
From B. & A. R. R. freight.
1.00
714.10
Total Receipts
$708,450.72
Recapitulation
Receipts for year 1933
General Revenue
301,422.0I
Commercial Revenue
49,990.16
Water Department 21,848.04
Interest
7,466.95
Municipal Indebtedness
Anticipation Rev. 258,750.00
Refunds
714.10
From State
Loan, Chap. 307, Acts 1933 ...... 35,000.00
Tax Title Loan, Chap. 49,
Acts 1933
15,000.00
Federal Aid-Public Welfare. 18,259.46
Cash on hand, January 1, 1933
4,210.91
712,661.63
PAYMENTS
General Government
Legislative
Moderator
25.00
Printing, stationery and
Postage 27.50
All Other
24.19
76.69
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Executive
Selectmen
1,500.00
Printing, stationery and
6.55
postage Posting notices and telephone
12.65
1,519.20
Financial
Auditor
67.51
Accounting Department
278.99
Printing, stationery and
postage
102.47
448.97
Selectmen's clerk
210.00
Treasury
Salary
1,524.70
Printing, stationery and
postage
66.44
All Other expenses-certifying
notes, etc.
127.14
1,718.28
Collector
Salary
1,215.00
Clerk
118.85
Printing, stationery and
postage
495.46
All Other
892.75
2,722.06
Assessors
Salaries
2,250.00
Clerical
80.00
Printing, stationery and
46.41
2,376.41
Law Department
Town Counsel
281.25
Other Counsel
876.96
All Other
26.00
1,184.21
postage
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Town Clerk
Salary
488.80
Printing, stationery and
postage
90.88
All Other
19.85
599.53
Election and Registration
Registrars
75.00
Election officers
260.00
Printing, stationery and postage
89.50
All Other
18.07
442.57
Town Buildings
Janitors
I14.00
Lights
527.55
Repairs
171.83
Water Rent
8.00
821.38
Protection to Persons and Property
Police Department
Salary of Chief
2,160.00
Other Salaries
156.50
Salary to Motorcycle Officer ..
1,660.50
Automobile expense
299.86
Motorcycle expense
239.10
Gas and Oil
544.12
Telephone
109.17
Printing, stationery and
postage
19.85
Lock-up Fees
47.45
Other Expense ..... .......... ...
187.66
5,424.21
Fire Department
Commissioners
I 50.00
Firemen
1,500.00
Janitors
I 50.00
Expense of trucks
179.03
Apparatus
36.15
Hose
574.10
3977,00
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Other Expense
1.04
Gas and Oil
65.05
Fuel
252.78
Lights
54.45
Repairs to Buildings
38.67
Doors and Equipment
205.20
Supplies
7.20
Printing, stationery and postage
3.00
Telephone
65.45
3,282.12
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary of Sealer
402.00
Transportation
48.00
Equipment
14.03
Travel
18.00
482.03
Forestry
Salary of Superintendent
173.27
Labor
I30.50
Trucks
56.00
1.50
Repair to equipment Fire permits
40.73
Spraying trees on Main St.
50.35
452.35
Gypsy Moth
Salary of Superintendent
239.62
Other Labor
69.60
Transportation
23.75
331.97
Health
General Administration
Salaries
250.00
250.00
Quarantine and Contagious Diseases
Medical
21.00
Bacteria Examination
27.00
All Other
4.00
Tuberculosis
Board and Treatment
1,831.83
Hospital Maintenance
1,354.94
50
Diphtheria Immunization
Supplies
52.94
Painting Signs
12.00
Inspection
Animals
300.00
Meat and Provisions
650.94
4,254.65
Sanitation
Sanitary Sewers
Labor
53.43
Pipe and Cement
20.75
Hose for Flushing
128.87
Shovels and Equipment
23.45
226.50
Surface Drainage
Pipe and Catch Basins
75.21
Hose for Flushing
128.87
Brick
11.00
215.08
Refuse and Garbage
Collection of Garbage
..
260.35
Suffield Street Sewer
Construction of Sanitary Sewer
on Suffield Street
Supervision
410.75
Expense of Truck
2.07
Gas, Oil and Kerosene
19.93
Survey Work
45.00
Pipe Ties and Cement
1,362.45
Contracting Supplies, etc.
49.78
Lumber
2.79
Brick
40.00
1,932.77
Highways
General Administration
Salaries and Wages
962.59
Truck Hire
24.50
Stone, Gravel and Cinders ..... 690.58
5.1
Equipment (1933 Ford Chassis Heavy duty dump body) .... 910.42
Supplies and repairs to equipment
814.54
Gas and Oil
490.87
Fence Material
II2.77
Material for repairing Bridges
423.72
All other expense
31.25
Snow and Ice Removal
Wages
516.18
Truck Hire
10.00
Gas and Oil
15.20
Street Signs-Material
1.90
5,004.52
Street Lights
Contract
7,675.32
Other Lights
374.25
8,049.57
Town Improvement
Supervision
2,III.53
Ashes, cinders, stone, etc
1,045.36
Supplies
189.88
Gas and Oil
848.82
Upkeep of Trucks
423.76
Lumber for walks and fence
posts
104.3I
Cement
62.25
Survey
80.28
Other Expense
127.06
4,993.25
Westfield Street, Chap. 90,
Construction
. Expense of Roller
16.00
Gravel
966.40
Repair to Equipment
615.35
Telephone
4.50
Compensation Insurance .. 644.31
2,246.56
Suffield Street Construction
Supervision 1,015.40
Pay Rolls for Labor
4,128.73
52
Gas and Oil
54.72
Pipe, Culverts, Curbing
1,263.43
Contractors' Supplies
306.79
Brick
237.73
Gravel, Sand and Hauling ....
752.40
Steam Roller hire
167.02
Office Supplies and Printing
30.31
Other expense
45.72
8,002.25
Public Welfare
General Administration
Salaries
300.00
300.00
Relief
Groceries
36,326.39
Fuel
8,069.88
Board and care
2,843.67
State Institutions
229.07
Medicine and Medical
2,972.07
Dental
I33.40
Cash Aid
1,972.24
Rents
19,310.37
Shoes and Clothing
1,969.35
Hospitals
1,823.54
Burial
215.00
Pay Rolls for Labor
16,165.95
Pay Rolls for Suffield Street Sewer
964.17
Pay Rolls for Snow Removal ..
185.60
All Other Expense
1,185.94
Relief by Other Cities and Towns
Cities
13,478.47
Towns
2,125.92
109,971.03
Mothers' Aid
1
Cash
990.00
Dental
30.00
1,020.00
Salary of Public Welfare Agent .. .... 1,615.00
1,615.00
Salary of Public Welfare Clerk .... 300.00 -
300.00
.
53
Old Age Assistance
Cash Aid
8,355.34
Medicine and Medical
331.71
Hospital
34.00
Other Expense
122.99
8,844.04
Soldiers' Relief
Cash Aid
9,486.80
Board
521.15
Fuel
657.83
Groceries and Provisions
1,372.47
Rent
858.00
Medicine, Medical and Nursing Service
437.87
Grave and Burial
13.00
Hospital
958.91
Clothing, etc.
185.58
City of Springfield
5.75
14,497.36
State and Military Aid
State Aid
205.00
205.00
Schools For detail see School Report .......... 127,999.32
127,999.32
Library
Librarians' salaries
405.00
Books
1,528.17
Periodicals
16.90
Binding books
49.10
Lights
10.65
Janitors' supplies
5.00
Stationery and postage
15.89
All other expense
1.15
2,031.86
.
Unclassified
Damage to Persons and Property Land Taking
830.10 830.10
54
Other Expenses
Memorial Day Observances .... 149.90
Printing Town Reports
329.95
Compensation Insurance
524.28
Burglar Insurance
31.00
Printing Liquor Licenses
20.55
1,055.68
Surety Bonds
Treasurer's Bond
195.00
Town Clerk's Bond
5.00
Collector's Bond
390.00
590.00
To State
Assessment for Hospitals for
Civil War Veterans ..
190.00
State Parks
24.02
Balance on State Audit, 1932 ....
646.06
860.08
Civil Works Project
582.45
582.45
To County
Dog Licenses
1,470.20
1,470.20
Payments
Special State Tax
2,210.00
County Tax
14,273.66
State Tax
12,330.00
Smith Hughes Fund
282.51
Geo. Reed Fund
40.65
29,136.82
Public Service Enterprises
Water Department
Administration
Commissioners' Salaries
540.00
Salary of Superintendent
1,248.00
Salary of Clerk .
500.00
Printing, stationery and
postage
202.49
Telephone
33.31
Insurance on Truck
... 72.00
55
Upkeep of Truck 85.99
Gas and Oil
191.64
Meters and Equipment 525.41
Water Consumption
8,409.49
All other
13.08
Service Boxes
41.25
Service Pipe
Labor
1,004.7I
Pipe and Fittings 248.39
Water Department
Payment on Bonds
6,500.00
Interest
2,503.75
22,119.5I
Maple Grove Cemetery 10.00
10.00
Interest and Municipal Indebtedness
Interest
Anticipation Revenue Loan 9,637.35
All other
1,287.37
General Loans
High School Loan
5,400.00
High School Addition
2,400.00
Other School Loans
1,897.50
Memorial Bridge
1,445.00
Highway Loan
84.72
Sewer Loan
440.00
22,591.94
Debt
Anticipation of Revenue Loans 233.750.00 Memorial Bridge Loan
3,000.00
Highway Loan
2,000.00
High School Loan
12,000.00
High School Addition
10,000.00
Other School Loans
6,000.00
Sewer Loans
1,000.00
34,000.00
Welfare Loan
24,000.00
24,000.00
Tax Title Loan 1,871.8I
1,871.81
Agency Trust and Investment
Taxes
Bank Tax to State .62 ....... .62
·
56
233,750.00
Trust and Investment
Private Trust Funds
683.93
Phelon Library Fund
21.06
704.99
Refunds
Taxes
66.00
Excise
105.00
Old Age Assistance
15.00
I86.00
Total Payments
$698,071.29
Recapitulation
Payments for the year 1933
General Government
II,297.92
Town Buildings
821.38
Protection to Persons and Property
9,972.68
Health and Sanitation
5,206.58
Construction of Sewer on Suffield Street
1,932.77
Highways
5,004.52
Street Lights
8,049.57
Town Improvement
4,993.25
Westfield St., Chap. 90, Construction
2,246.56
Suffield St., Chap. 90,
Construction
8,002.25
Public Welfare
General Administration
Salaries
300.00
Relief
109,971.03
Mothers' Aid
1,020.00
Public Welfare Agent
1,615.00
Public Welfare Clerk
300.00
Old Age Assistance
8,844.04
Soldiers' Relief
14,497.36
State and Military Aid
205.00
Schools
127,999.32
Libraries
2,031.86
57
2258 9.0 7979175
25
1979175 6.208,200
Unclassified
Damage to Persons and
Property
Land Taking.
830.10
Other Expenses
Memorial Day Observance 149.90
Printing Town Reports 329.95
Compensation Insurance 524.28
Burglar Insurance
31.00
Printing Liquor License
20.55
Surety Bonds
590.00
To State
Assessment Civil War
Veterans
190.00
State Parks
24.02
Balance 1932 State Audit.
646.06
State Tax
12,330.00
Special State Tax
2,210.00
County Tax
14,273.66
Payments from Smith Hughes Fund
282.51
Payments from Geo. Reed Fund
40.65
To County
Dog Licenses 1,470.20
Civil Works Projects
582.45
Public Service Enterprises
22,119.51
Cemeteries
10.00
Interest
22,591.94
Debt
Anticipation Revenue Loans .... 233,750.00
Town Debt
34,000.00
Welfare Loan
24,000.00
Tax Title Loan 1,871.81
Agency Trust and Investment
Bank Tax to State .62
Trust and Investment
704.99
Refunds
186.00
698,071.29
Cash Balance on Hand ........
14,590.34
$712,661.63
58
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381.06 4069097 - 47405,93 97332.99
105 119, 98
Trial Balance After Closing Books December 30, 1933
Cash
$ 14,590.34
Cash in Schools
50.00
Taxes 1930
$ 8.29
Taxes 1931
58.78
Taxes 1932
40,694.97
Taxes 1932 Polls
442.00
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