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30.00
Mary Burnell, No. 1232
30.00
Henry E. Doughty, No. 1237
30.00
Stella McCabe, No. 1238
30.00
James Palviano, No. 1240
30.00
Robert N. Touissant, No. 1241
30.00
Andrew Johnson, No. 1242
30.00
Alida E. Carr, No. 1243
30.00
Mary E. McGrath, No. 1244
30.00
Mrs. Michael Barbone, No. 1245
30.00
Ellen J. Collins, No. 1246
30.00
George H. Parker, No. 1247
30.00
Estate Daniel Smith, No. 1249
30.00;
John Coleman, No. 1250
30.00
George Albino, No. 1251
30.00
George W. Berglund, No. 1252
30.00
Warren A. Trimble, No. 643
40.00
Ralph K. La Rose, No. 1182 50.00
Lyman C. Stewart, No. 1193
50.00
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James Aykroyd, No. 1201
$50.00
Frank Collins, No. 1202 50.00
Richard Walsh, No. 1000
60.00
Annie M. Fleming, No. 1002
60.00
John L. Ferguson, No. 1003
60.00
Joseph S. Paine, No. 1004
60.00
William G. Paine, No. 1006
60.00
Carl R. Samuelson, No. 1007
60.00
Elsie C. Samuelson, No. 1008
60.00
Clarence N. Sweet, No. 1009
60.00
Richard Ryan, No. 1010
60.00
Mary T. Colbert, No. 1012
60.00
Samuel P. Wallace, No. 1030
60.00
Jesse C. Fletcher, No. 1036
60.00
Michael E. Callahan, No. 1145
60.00
Lucy M. Powers, No. 1146
60.00
Wilfred L. Griffin, No. 1147
60.00
Mrs. Margaret Meikle, No. 1152
60.00
Andrew Hammond, No. 1157
60.00
T. Arthur Nolan, No. 1158
60.00
Mrs. Ann E. Morgan, No. 1159
60.00
Daniel Barry, No. 1160
60.00
Patrick J. Hussey, No. 1190
60.00
Hannah Barry, No. 877
85.00
Rachel E. Sewell, No. 857
100.00
William Finley, No. 858
100.00
John F. Thornton, No. 1099
100.00
Edgar E. Hulse, No. 1098
110.00
Albert R. Reid, No. 1140
110.00
Mary Merrigan, No. 1141
110.00
Mrs. Mary Mead, No. 1148
110.00
James Day, No. 1149
110.00
Henry J. Welch, No. 842
120.00
James Wilson, No. 696
150.00
Charles Sampson, No. 698
150.00
Joseph Dickson, No. 708
150.00
Total Sales
$4,385.00
.
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Less amounts credited
direct to Cemeteries
for expense of grad- ing,
28 Single graves at $5
$140.00
68 Lots at $25
1,700.00
2 Lots at $10
20.00
1 Lot at $15
15.00
$1,875.00
$2,510.00
DR.
Available balance
$2,510.00
$2,510.00
$2,510.00
SCHOOLS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation :
Bills
$23,605.00
Salaries
216,954.00
Appropriation by Transfer: Bills
10,000.00
Reserve Fund Transfer
576.49
Income, William Cutter Fund
230.96
Income, Martha M. W. Russell Fund
217.15
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Americanization
784.87
Tuition
321.00
Vocational Education Trust Fund
274.67
City of Boston
180.00
Town of Belmont
-
121.00
Personal tuition
44.20
Sale of sewing supplies
317.91
Reimbursements
65.54
Overpayments
62.50
195
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DR.
Pay Roll:
Superintendent
$3,500.00
Clerk
1,200.00
High School
52,578.00
Junior High
28,615.30
Crosby
28,547.36
Cutter
20,280.12
Locke
28,932.00
Russell
13,594.50
Parmenter
9,144.50
Supervisors
5,020.00
Special Teachers
4,701.75
Janitors
12,650.62
Evening School
2,009.09
Summer School
885.00
Garden Supervisor
499.99
Nurse
710.00
School Physician
600.00
Dental Visitor
64.50
Secretary
200.04
Truant Officer
200.00
Extra Clerks
186.75
Americanization
626.53
Census
12.33
Books
4,105.18
Supplies
4,761.60
New Furnishings
1,744.90
Manual Training supplies
2,153.19
Janitor's supplies
1,680.12
Sewing supplies
653.88
Home Garden expense
212.65
Supplies for Lunchroom
614.18
Athletic supplies
61.37
Repairs, Furnishings
881.72
Care School Yards
62.70
Light
2,957.25
Fuel
12,617.44
Telephones
558.65
196
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Laundry
$140.77
Extra Janitor service
697.65
Diplomas
182.16
Printing
647.32
Stationery and Postage
103.04
Travel
273.26
Census
136.17
Insurance
25.00
Americanization
158.66
Freight and express
219.73
City of Cambridge, tuition
15.00
City of Boston, tuition
586.54
City of Newton, tuition
11.00
City of Somerville, tuition
83.96
Middlesex County, tuition
189.86
Massachusetts State Prison,
Janitors' supplies
93.96
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Reformatory for Women, flags
35.49
Board of Health
45.00
Highways
72.76
Tree Warden
19.13
$251,559.67
Unexpended Balance, salaries
2,195.62
$253,755.29
$253,755.29
SCHOOL REPAIRS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$6,000.00
Reserve Fund Transfer
1,662.59
Overpayment
121.84
DR.
Supplies for repairs
$247.23
Repairs on boiler
538.45
Repairs on heater
176.79
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Repairs on ventilators
$1,477.63
Repairs on roof
262.02
Carpenter work
1,564.32
Mason work
166.00
Painting
624.10
Electrical repairs
177.02
Plumbing repairs
1,950.05
Repairs on clocks
257.85
Highways
342.97
$7,784.43
$7,784.43
HIGH SCHOOL INCOME FUND
CR.
Trustees of Fund
$940.12
DR.
Lectures and special instruction
$272.00
Books for reference
32.35
Laboratory supplies
470.16
1
Wireless equipment
43.32
Moving and erecting statuary
112.29
Rent of safe deposit box
10.00
$940.12
$940.12
.
E. NELSON BLAKE, JR., MEMORIAL FUND
CR.
Trustees of Fund
$168.64
DR.
Books for prizes
168.64
$168.64
$168.64
198
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SEWER CONSTRUCTION
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$3,587.06
Appropriation by Transfer
5,392.94
Appropriation by Borrowing
16,000.00
Particular Sewers
3,580.40
Department Transfers
5,106.06
Reimbursements
2,123.65
DR.
Pay Roll
$14,251.49
Teaming
81.24
Superintendent
360.00
Bookkeeper and Clerk
390.12
Supplies and freight
10,031.18
Recording
13.25
Sundries
30.57
Land Takings
54.14
Highways
1,821.85
Water Division
59.02
$27,092.86
Unexpended Balance
8,697.25
$35,790.11
$35,790.11
1
SEWER DIVISION
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$4,800.00
Reimbursements
1.86
DR.
Pay Roll
$3,161.31
Teaming
28.13
Electric power
. 400.01
Repairs on pump
32.69
Rubber boots and coats for men
112.12
199
AUDITOR'S REPORT
New equipment
$219.91
Sundries
157.91
Highways
494.02
Sewer Construction
125.25
Water Division
23.10
$4,754.45
Unexpended Balance
47.41
$4,801.86
$4,801.86
SEWER ASSESSMENT COLLECTIONS
CR.
Balance from 1919
$8,192.94
Assessments collected
3,893.40
DR.
Appropriation by Transfer
$10,192.94
Available Balance
1,893.40
$12,086.34
$12,086.34
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT COLLECTIONS
CR.
Assessments collected
$171.32
DR.
Available balance
$171.32
$171.32
$171.32
SIDEWALKS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$5,000.00
Reimbursements
1,146.14
New sidewalks
$4,012.80
Highways
2,124.21
$6,137.01
Unexpended Balance
9.13
$6,146.14
$6,146.14
DR.
200
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SINKING FUND CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$11,550.00 3,000.00
Appropriation by Transfer
DR.
Sinking Fund Commissioners $14,550.00
$14,550.00
$14,550.00
SNOW AND ICE
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$24,000.00
DR.
Pay Roll
$15,406.20
Teaming
3,965.89
Extra labor
85.75
Tools and equipment
1,820.41
Equipment repairs
146.74
Sand
1,090.88
Freight and express
40.69
Sundries
6.80
Highways
1,230.97
Water Division
25.00
$23,819.33
Unexpended Balance
180.67
$24,000.00
$24,000.00
SOLDIERS' EXEMPTION
CR.
Transfer from Reserve Fund
$56.96
DR.
Paid State Treasurer
$56.96
$56.96
$56.96
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SOLDIERS' RELIEF CR.
Appropriation by Taxation Citizens-Soldiers' Fund
$450.00 4.48
DR.
Pay Roll
$448.00
$448.00
Unexpended Balance
6.48
$454.48
$454.48
SPY POND ATHLETIC FIELD
CR
$750.00
Appropriation by Taxation Reserve Fund Transfer
112.25
DR.
Labor
$375.00
Teaming
12.00
Clay
24.00
Supplies
46.20
Repairs
391.31
Sundries
13.74
"
$862.25
$862.25
STATE AND MILITARY AID
CR.
$1,585.50
Balance from 1919 Appropriation by Taxation · 400.00
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DR.
State Aid, pay rolls
Military Aid, pay rolls
$1,938.00 45.00
$1,983.00
Unexpended Balance
2.50
$1,985.50
$1,985.50
STATE GERMAN WAR AID
DR.
Pay Roll
$120.00
CR.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, allowed
$120.00
$120.00
$120.00
STATE INCOME TAX
CR.
Received from State:
Income Tax, 1917
$92.50
1918
185.00
1919
8,100.00
1920
41,298.46
School Apportionment, 1920
24,825.50
DR.
Tax Levy, Assessors' Estimate:
Income Tax
$37,268.71
School Apportionment
24,950.00
$62,218.71
Available
12,282.75
$74,501.46
$74,501.46
203
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STATE TAX CR.
Tax Levy
$56,700.00
DR.
Paid State Treasurer
$56,700.00
$56,700.00
$56,700.00
STATE TAX (SPECIAL)
CR.
Tax Levy
$2,673.00
DR.
Paid State Treasurer
$2,673.00
. $2,673.00
$2,673.00
STATE HIGHWAY TAX
CR.
Tax Levy
$150.37
DR.
Paid State Treasurer
$150.37
$150.37
$150.37
STREET LIGHTING
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$14,165.00
DR.
Edison Electric Ill. Co., service
$13,641.50 38.91
New globes and guards
$13,680.41
Unexpended Balance
484.59
$14,165.00
$14,165.00
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STREET RAILWAY AND EXCISE TAXES CR.
Balance from 1919 $5,356.64
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Street Railway Tax
3,430.99
Taxes collected
300.37
DR.
Appropriation by Transfer
$5,356.64
Available Balance
3,731.36
$9,088.00
$9,088.00
SUMMER STREET CONSTRUCTION
CR.
Balance from 1919
$1,344.34
DR.
Award of Damages
$488.84
Unexpended Balance
855.50
$1,344.34
$1,344.34
SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWN-TAIL MOTHS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$6,500.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
26.81
DR.
Superintendent
$1,749.00
Clerk
390.00
Labor, pay roll
2,676.09
Teaming
175.50
Tools and supplies
1,089.44
Auto supplies and repairs
308.78
Office supplies
26.98
Sundries
111.02
$6,526.81
$6,526.81
205
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TAX TITLES
DR.
Balance from 1919
Edward A. Bailey, Collector 1919, Taxes and Interest 99.50
Titles purchased at Tax Sales:
James M. Cahill, 1919 Taxes $19.82
Patrick Casey, 1919 Taxes 7.77
18.81
William R. Publicover (2), 1919 Taxes 20.28
J. W. Wilbur Co., 1919 Taxes 11.02
Lillian F. Sheridan, 1919 Taxes
10.99
Mary E. Slack, Sewer Assessment
39.17
Muriel C. McLellan, Sewer Assess- ment 67.58
J. W. Wilbur Co. (5), Betterment Assessment 504.71
James M. Cahill, Betterment Assessment 69.40
Ada T. Hayden (2), Betterment Assessment
63.28
Maurice S. Rogers, Betterment Assessment 45.07
Maggie R. Wilson, Betterment Assessment
21.59
$899.49
Recording Deeds
28.25
CR.
Titles redeemed :
$63.87
Mary E. Slack Richard W. Hale .
11.51
Balance due Town
1,398.70
$1,474.08
$1,474.08
1
1
Ada T. Hayden (2), 1919 Taxes
$446.84
206
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
TAX TITLE SURPLUS ACCOUNT, 1914
CR.
Balance from 1919
$95.81
DR.
Balance
$95.81
$95.81
$95.81
TAX TITLE REDEMPTION ACCOUNT
CR.
Collected by Tax Collector
$39.39
DR.
Holders of Tax Titles
$39.39
$39.39
$39.39
TOWN DEBT
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$30,500.00
Appropriation by Transfer
29,000.00
DR.
Schouler Court Purchase, 1914
$2,000.00
Summer Street Loan, 1915
2,500.00
High School Grading Lot Loan
1,000.00
Strect Loan, 1916
4,000.00
Street Loan, 1917
2,500.00
Sewer Loan, 1917
2,000.00
High School Furnishings Loan
1,000.00
Water Loan, 1916
2,000.00
Parmenter School
1,000.00
Street Loan, 1914
1,000.00
Summer Street Bonds, 1914
1,000.00
Park Loan Bonds, 1914
500.00
High School Bonds, 1914
10,000.00
Water Loan, 1910
1,000.00
Crosby School Addition
3,000.00
207
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Crosby School Additional
$500.00
Water Pipe Renewal
1,000.00
Water Loan, 1915
2,000.00
Street Loan, 1915
1,500.00
Water Loan, 1912
1,000.00
Sewer Loan, 1916
2,000.00
Summer Street Loan, 1916
1,000.00
Water Loan, 1917
2,000.00
Tufts Street Land Purchase, 1917
2,500.00
Water Loan, 1918
2,000.00
Water Loan, 1919
2,000.00
Sewer Loan, 1919
2,000.00
Summer Street Loan, 1918
2,000.00
Forest Street Land Purchase
500.00
Tufts Street Land Purchase, 1918
500.00
Locke School Addition
2,500.00
$59,500.00
$59,500.00
NEW TOWN HOUSE CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$5,000.00
Robbins Memorial Hall, rents
2,314.00
DR.
Superintendent
$ 1,424.60
Assistant
1,294.26
Care of Grounds
1,094.30
Repairs
969.68
Light
993.47
Fuel
1,062.01
Janitors' supplies
293.76
Sundries
155.68
Tree Warden
13.50
$7,301.26
Unexpended Balance
12.74
$7,314.00
$7,314.00
208
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OLD TOWN HOUSE CR
Appropriation by Taxation
$900.00
Transfer from Reserve Fund
130.00
DR.
Heat
$525.73
Light
137.08
Janitors' Supplies
69.73
Repairs
296.45
$1,028.99
Unexpended Balance
1.01
$1,030.00
$1,030.00
TOWN TREASURER
DR.
Balance, December 31, 1919
$44,410.97
Town Debt
282,000.00
Anticipation of Revenue Notes
330,000.00
State Treasurer
123,010.53
County Treasurer
617.71
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
2,400.00
Court Fines
686.77
Income Trust Funds
11,996.62
Incidentals: Treasurer
75.00
Interest Receipts
2,863.63
Memorial Day (unexpended balance)
22.12
Particular Sewers
3,580.40
Premium on Bonds
1,909.00
Tax Titles and charges
13.51
Water Guarantee Fund
25.00
Department Transfers
39,278.09
Collector:
Committed Assessments
772,853.45
Miscellaneous :
Board of Health
498.01
Cemetery
4,341.60
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
209
Civilian War Poll Tax
$510.00
Excise Tax
300.37
Fire Department
1.35
Highways
3,678.35
Incidentals
53.52
Incidentals, Treasurer
1.75
Interest Receipts
4,116.02
Insurance
21.00
Library
542.50
Outside Poor
1,085.51
Police Department
19.33
Rents; Old Town Hall
1,090.92
New Town Hall
3,022.50
Medford Street Estate
345.00
Sale of Lots in Cemetery
3,530.00
Sale of Offal
3,213.60
Schools
791.15
School Repairs
121.84
Sewer Division
1.86
Sewer Construction
2,123.65
Sidewalks
1,146.14
Tax Title Redemption
39.39
Tax Titles Redeemed
63.87
Treasury
3,796.00
Tree Warden
1,476.50
Water Division
4,494.95
Wire Department
120.21
CR.
Loans in Anticipation of Revenue
$390,000.00
-
Town Debt
59,500.00
Interest
40,246.36
State and Metropolitan Taxes
134,891.63
County Tax
24,843.50
Cemeteries Perpetual Care Fund
2,400.00
Auditor's Warrants
854,139.77
· Cash on hand, December 31, 1920
150,289.69
$1,656,289.69
$1,656,289.69
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TREASURY ACCOUNT CR.
Collectors' Certificates of Liens
$132.00
Collectors' Releases
2.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
.65
Unclaimed Pay Roll:
Highways
8.57
Sewer Construction
2.44
Snow and Ice
14.88
Unpaid Checks:
Incidentals
13.60
Incidentals, Town Clerk
.50
Sewer Construction
12.11
Rent of Great Meadows
2,250.00
Rent of Turkey Hill Land
10.00
Collection from Town Dumps
50.00
Committee on Public Safety, sale of fertilizer
4.75
Examination of Deeds (Tax Title Account)
4.00
Licenses and permits:
Three junk
900.00
One theatre
50.00
Two bowling alleys
32.00
Twenty-four taxicabs
24.00
Thirty-two dances
32.00
One hundred and thirty milk and oleo
65.00
Twenty-three victuallers
46.00
Eleven pedlars
26.00
Fifteen alcohol
15.00
Seven grease
14.00
Two intelligence offices
4.00
Three automobile dealers'
75.00
Four auctioneers'
8.00
One scissors grinder
.50
One slaughtering
1.00
DR.
Dance permit, refund
$1.00
Available Balance
3,797.00
$3,798.00
$3,798.00
211
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TREE WARDEN CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$1,250.00
Department Transfers
203.07
Reimbursements
1,476.50
DR.
Pay Roll, labor
$2,413.01
Team hire
79.00
Trees
328.78
Auto supplies and repairs
34.17
Freight and express
2.43
Tools and supplies
44.45
Sundries
14.41
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
registering auto
12.00
$2,928.25
Unexpended Balance
1.32
1 $2,929.57
$2,929.57
UNEXPENDED BALANCES AND AVAILABLE RECEIPTS OF 1919 CR.
Unexpended Balances
$6,134.33
Available Receipts
20,724.56
DR.
Appropriations by Transfer
$26,858.89
$26,858.89
$26,858.89
WATER DIVISION
CR.
Balance, December 31, 1919
$2,298.43
Appropriation by Transfer
46,770.00
Department Transfers
3,906.30
Reimbursements
4,494.95
Excess Income, collected
554.28
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DR.
Superintendent
$540.00
Clerk
1,075.64
Pay Roll, labor
15,342.05
Teaming
104.27
Town of Lexington, taxes
477.70
Tools and equipment
2,882.65
New equipment
340.25
Hydrants, meters, supplies and repairs
5,259.77
Light
8.97
Fuel
176.20
Freight and express
160.57
Office supplies and expenses
837.82
Sundries
153.68
Highways
3,419.17
Sewer construction
16.05
Water extensions
1,294.75
$32,089.54
Metropolitan Water Tax:
Sinking Fund
$2,325.01
Interest
13,866.20
Maintenance
7,000.26
Serial Bonds
412.41
$55,693.42
Unexpended Balance
2,330.54
$58,023.96
$58,023.96
WATER PIPE EXTENSIONS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$3,023.00
Appropriation by Borrowing 24,000.00
Department Transfers
1,302.55
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213
AUDITOR'S REPORT
DR.
Pay Roll, labor
$6,380.65
Teaming
224.62
Clerk
40.02
Hydrants, valves and pipe
8,918.89
Freight and express
717.14
Sundries
58.22
Highways
973.13
Water Division
2,629.02
$19,941.69
Unexpended Balance
8,383.86
$28,325.55
$28,325.55
.
WATER GUARANTEE FUND
CR.
Balance, December 31, 1919
$2,062.60
Otto E. Hall and Axel Benson
25.00
DR.
Balance
$2,087.60
$2,087.60
$2,087.60
WATER FOR HYDRANTS
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$7,000.00
DR.
Water Rates
$7,000.00
$7,000.00
$7,000.00
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.
WATER RATES OR INCOME CR.
Uncollected, December 31, 1919
$306.08
Commitments
64,907.73
Additions
1,787.26
Transfer Water for Hydrants
7,000.00
DR.
Rebates
$150.85
Appropriations by Transfer:
To Town Debt
3,000.00
Sinking Fund
13,000.00
Interest
10,230.00
Water Division
46,770.00
$73,150.85
Excess collections transferred to
Water Division
554.28
Uncollected, December 31, 1920
295.94
$74,001.07
$74,001.07
WIRE DEPARTMENT
CR.
Appropriation by Taxation
$3,370.00
Reimbursements
120.21 '
DR.
Deputy Electrician (Appro-
priation $1,368.72)
$751.47
Maintenance (Appropriation
$2,001.28)
R. W. LeBaron, expense
$300.00
Labor
367.88
Tools and supplies
1,099.95
Auto supplies and repairs
118.97
Sundries
86.21
Engineering
126.67
$2,099.68
$2,851.15
Unexpended Balance
639.06
$3,490.21
$3,490.21
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
PAYMENTS ON AUDITOR'S WARRANTS
Board of Health
$7,334.73
Board of Survey
670.90
Engineering
4,620.36
Cemeteries
12,287.43
Committee on School Accommo-
dations
1,087.00
Fire Department
27,497.05
Health Department
33,654.74
Highways
114,376.42
Highway Construction
14,531.18
Incidentals. Selectmen
9,395.97
Incidentals, Assessors
2,699.52
Incidentals, Auditor
639.94
Incidentals, Collector
1,637.83
Incidentals, Committee of Twenty-
One
307.12
Incidentals, Town Clerk
2,607.05
Incidentals, Treasurer
537.82
Insurance
8,385.20
Memorial Day
400.00
Outside Poor
20,048.56
Park Commission
452.81
Planning Board
79.50
Pensions of Employees
434.20
Police Department
31,182.09
Robbins Library
11,635.16
Salaries
14,645.84
Schools
251,559.67
School Repairs
7,784.43
Sewers
4,754.45
Sewer Construction
.
27,092.86
Sidewalks
6,137.01
Soldiers' Relief
448.00
State and Military Aid
1,983.00
Snow and Ice
23,819.33
Street Lighting
13,680.41
Suppression of Moths
6,526.81
.
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ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Spy Pond Field
$862.25
New Town House
7,301.26
Old Town House
1,028.99
Tree Warden
2,928.25
Water Division
32,089.54
Water Pipe Extensions
19,941.69
Wire Department
2,851.15
Water for Hydrants
7,000.00
Town House, rents
708.50
Old Town House, rents
149.00
Medford Street Estate
164.85
High School Income Fund
940.12
E. Nelson Blake Jr., Memorial Fund
168.64
Citizens-Soldiers' Fund
36.48
German War Aid
120.00
Robbins Library Art Fund
4,536.99
Tax Titles
1,027.24
Tax Title Redemption Account
39.39
Summer Street Construction
488.84
Portable School Buildings
9,000.00
Junior High School, Crusher Lot
81,301.10
Sinking Fund
14,550.00
Free Bed at Symmes Hospital
500.00
Premium on Bonds
422.50
Treasury Account
1.00
Abatements, 1920 Taxes
27.60
Sale of Lots in Cemetery
1,020.00
$854,139.77
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
ARLINGTON, MASS., December 31, 1920.
The report of this Department for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1920, is herewith submitted.
For reports of Town Meetings, Cemetery Commissioners, Registrars of Voters, Births, Deaths, Marriages and Dog Licenses, all of which come under the work of this Department, reference is made to those headings.
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES REGISTERED DURING THE YEAR 1920
Total number of births registered
526
Males
266
Females 260
526
The parentage of children born was as follows:
Born in United States, both parents
316
Born in foreign countries, both parents 100
Born in United States, one parent 111
Born in foreign countries, one parent
110
Born in Arlington, both parents
11
Born in Arlington, one parent
61
MARRIAGES
Whole number recorded
238
Residents of Arlington
278
Residents of other places 198
476
Solemnized in other places
93
First marriage of groom
213
Second marriage of groom
24
Third marriage of groom
1
238
217
218
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
First marriage of bride
225
Second marriage of bride 13
238
Age of oldest groom
56
Age of youngest groom
18
Age of oldest bride
53
Age of youngest bride
14
DOGS REGISTERED
Whole number registered
332
Males
295
Females
37
332
Paid County Treasurer
$708.60
THOMAS J. ROBINSON,
Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
BIRTHS REGISTERED DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1920
Date Name of Child
Parents
Jan. 3 Jane Tuttle Kimball. . . Andrew A. and Rachel (Tuttle)Kimball
Jan
3 Donald Joseph Snell . .. George F. and Agnes (McLaughlin) Snell James and Elizabeth (Ahern) Stynes
Jan. 4 Margaret Stynes
Jan. Jan. 4
4 Madeline Chase. William and Gertrude (Daniels) Chase
- Sweetland Robert A. and Myra (Lewis) Sweetland
Jan. 4 Theresa Bina Joseph and Mary (Costa) Bina . Carl and Louise (Dondero) Yunitz Jan. 4 Louise R. Yunitz
Jan. 5 Bartel Franklin Swanson, Jr.
Bartel F. and Eva (Doe) Swanson
5 Aline Virginia Bursley .. Forest F. and Edith (Shorley) Bursley
Jan. Jan. 8 Philip Leonetti . Pasquale and Annie (Auferrio) Leonetti Jan. 10 John Edgar French James M. and Elizabeth (Crooks) French
Jan. 11 Dwight H. Simonds
Jan. 12 Leroy D. Waterman
Ralph M. and Zelma (Hunt) Simonds Roy and Mabel (Degroundia) Water- man
Jan. 13 Ginditta D'Auria
Amedeo and Assunta(Ciarlote)D'Auria
Jan. 15 Agnes O'Neil Edward and Mary (Dunn) O'Neil
Jan. 16 Bernard Danchick Max and Eva (Odess) Danchick
Jan. 17 Leon Janiten . .Arnold and Caroline (Cuppline) Janiten
Jan. 17 Robert Everett Sudsbury Everett and Mildred (Harris) Sudsbury Jan. 17 Walter Webster. Walter F. and Dorothy (Hopkins) Webster
Jan. 17 Charles Leo Brine .
Jan. 17 Ralph Bruce LaRose
Charles L. and Margaret (Gillis) Brine Ralph K. and Alice (LeClair) LaRose
Jan. 18 Jane Carroll . Carl H. and Lena (Cushman) Carroll
Jan. 18
Perry Lewis and Alice (O'Brien) Perry
Jan. 19 Muriel Roughsedge. Percy C. and Mary (Vickerson) Rough- sedge
Jan. 20 George Curtis Searle ... George B. and Florence (Cook) Searle Jan. 21 Mary Elizabeth Lerett. . James and Esther (Thompson) Lerett
Jan. 21 Sophronia Antoinette Morrison
Harold and Carol (Clark) Morrison
Jan. 23 Doris Elizabeth Morley. . Arthur P. and Olive (Brookshaw) Morley Joseph W. and Mary (Tolan) Dunn
Jan. 27 Joseph Dunn
Jan. 27
Jan. 28 Gloria Merrill . Frederick A. and Madeline (Hall) Merrill
Jan. 2 John Alexander MacKay John A. and Flora (MacLennan) MacKay Jan. 28 Howard . . Robert and Mary (McGaffigan) Howard
Jan. 28 Russell William Davidson
Robert W. and Winifred (Roberts) Davidson
Jan. 28 Retta LaBlanc . . William and Annie (Cormier) LaBlanc Jan. 29 Antoinette Macita. .. . James and Rosie (Oppedisano) Macita
Jan. 29 Marguerite Anna Thorpe John A. and Anna (Johnson) Thorpe
Jan. 30 Robert Harrington Higgins
Robert H. and Grace (Belyea) Higgins
Jan. 30 James Sanderson . James and Annie (Carter) Sanderson Jan. 31 Barbara Ruth Bragdon . Percy W. and Ruth (Palmer) Bragdon Jan. 31 George M. Saunders.
. George H. and Martha (Brealey) Saunders Feb. 1 Agnes Helen Foley. . William M. and Agnes (Filion) Foley Feb. 1 Stuart Craig Rand, Jr .. . Stuart C. and Louise (Hooker) Rand
220
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Name of Child
Parents
Date Feb. 2 Rosie Aurilia . Antonio and Susie (Assunta) Aurilia Feb. 2 Barbara Frances Flynn. . James V. and Frances (Edwards) Flynn
Feb. 2 George Maynard Smith. . George M. and Ethel (Wilson) Smith
3 Ruth Emogene Reynolds Deane S. and Alice (Bigelow) Reynolds
Feb. Feb. Feb. 4 Philip Hendrick
3 Arlena Strong Bryant and Arlena (Chadwick) Strong Arthur J. and Josephine (McWeeney) Hendrick
Feb. 4
Feb. 5 Ruth Eleanor Smith . .. Everett G. and Marion (Weyhe) Smith
Feb. 6 Vincent Reed Graham ... Reed and Elizabeth (McCarthy) Graham
Feb. 6 Emlyn Chester Grimshaw
Robert C. and Annie (Downs) Grimshaw
Feb. 6 Clarence Edwards Grimshaw
Robert C. and Annie (Downs) Grimshaw
Feb. 6 George Philip Down ..... George P. and Gladys (Lewis) Down
Feb. 6 Howard Weston Burnett Howard W. and Cora E. (Turner) Bur- nett
Feb. 8
Feb. 12 Paul Lincoln O'Reilly . . . John P. and Laura (Connolly) O'Reilly
Feb. 13 Edna Helen Maddox .. . Willis H. and Goldie(Sherman) Maddox
Feb. 15 William Kenneth Larkin Kenneth A. and Esther (Kohler)Larkin
Feb. 15 Miriam Esther Larkin .. . Kenneth A. and Esther(Kohler) Larkin Feb. 15 Marie Barbera Henry and Marie (Chester) Barbera
Feb. 15
Coyne. Michael and Margaret (Kane) Coyne
Feb. 16
Feb. 16 Elizabeth Mary Pellen .. . Phillip and Eunice (Hynes) Pellen
Feb. 16
Feb. 17 Joseph Liotto . Peter and Antoinette (Prestijohn) Liotto
Feb. 17 Leo Joseph Earley, Jr .. . Leo J. and Mary (Sullivan) Earley
Feb. 17 Richard Lawrence Lynch William J. and Gertrude (Keniston) Lynch
Feb. 17 Lawrence Edgar Whilton Walter E. and A. Louise (Higgins) Whilton
Feb. 17 Irving Christian Baur. Christian and Louise (Ketelhut) Baur
Feb. 18 Grace Margaret Marks . Frederick and Grace (Miller) Marks
Feb. 18
Feb. 19 Roger Weeks Parker . Herman and Stella (Weeks) Parker
Feb. 20 Claire Marie Coleman. . . Philip F. and Anna (Ryan) Coleman Feb. 20 Mary Driscoll. Dennis and Catherine (Donahue) Driscoll
Feb. 22 Frederick Reimer Gorell. James A. and Mildred (Reimer) Gorell
Feb. 22 Adele Beatrice Vesey .... Burr and Adele (Sheblia) Vesey Feb. 22 Janet Brown Taylor . Washington A. and Mary (Reynolds) Taylor
Feb. 26 Allen Chamberlain. Francis and Dorothy (Homer) Cham- berlain
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