Town of Arlington annual report 1941, Part 10

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Article 15 taken up. (Zoning.)


Mr. Knight read the report of the Planning Board recommending that the proposed change in Section 14 of the Zoning By-Law be not adopted; it was duly received by the meeting, and on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That the Town do not amend its Zoning By-Law by accepting this Article #15 of the Warrant for Town Meeting, Monday, December 15, 1941.


There being no further business under Article 15 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 16 taken up. (Acquisition of Land for Public Playground.)


On a rising vote, 152 voting YES and 4 voting NO, it was


Voted: That the Board of Park Commissioners be and hereby is authorized and empowered on behalf of the Town, to purchase or take in fee by eminent domain or otherwise


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acquire, for the purpose of a public playground or recreation centre the parcel of land situated within the Town and bounded and described as follows:


Beginning at a point on the northeasterly side line of Eastern Avenue, said point being 119.60 feet southeasterly of a stone bound at the point of intersection of said north- easterly side line of Eastern Avenue and the northwesterly side line of Grand View Road, thence northeasterly a dis- tance of 495.75 feet to a point at the division line between lots owned now or formerly by Mary E. Rogers and Susan R. Romney, thence southeasterly by a stone wall distances of 40.05 feet, 79.58 feet and 1,015.75 feet respectively to a junction of the stone walls on the division line between land now or formerly of Maria Irwin and Mary H. Teel, et al, thence southwesterly by a stone wall a distance of 467.35 feet to the northeasterly side line of Eastern Avenue, thence northwesterly on said northeasterly side line of Eastern Avenue a distance of 941.98 feet to the point of beginning, containing approximately 481,090 sq. ft. as shown on a plan on file at the Registry of Deeds, Cambridge, Mass., Book 28, page 245 entitled : "Plan of Land in Arlington, scale 50 feet to an inch, Dec. 24, 1912, C. H. Gannett, C. E";


That for the purpose of such purchase, taking or acqui- sition the sum of thirty-three thousand eight hundred twelve and 50/100 ($33,812.50) dollars be and hereby is appropriated and that said sum be taken from the unex- pended balance of the appropriation made for public welfare by vote passed under Article (4) of the Warrant for the annual meeting of this year; that said appropriation hereby made be expended under the direction of the Board of Park Commissioners; and that the powers conferred by Section fourteen of Chapter forty-five of the General Laws with respect to said playground or recreation centre, shall be ex- ercised by said Board.


Mr. Beecy offered the following motion:


I move for immediate action in the taking over of this


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property, and after it becomes the property of the Town of Arlington, it shall be turned over to the United States Gov- ernment for defense purposes for the duration of the war.


The Moderator declared it out of order.


There being no further business under Article 16 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 17 taken up. (Treasurer to Act as Collector of Taxes.)


On a rising vote, 83 voting YES and 70 voting NO, it was


Voted: That the Town Treasurer be and hereby is auth- orized to act as Collector of Taxes. This authorization shall take effect upon the qualification of the Town Treasurer elected at the annual meeting for the election of Town Offi- cers in the year 1942 and shall extend to all succeeding Town Treasurers until the Town shall otherwise vote.


There being no further business under Article 17 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 18 taken up. (Discontinue the Election of a Tree Warden.)


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That no action be taken under Article 18 of the Warrant.


There being no further business under Article 18 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 19 taken up. (Abolish the Elected Board of Park Commissioners.)


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On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That no action be taken under Article 19 of the Warrant.


There being no further business under Article 19 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


On motion of Mr. Ring, duly seconded, it was unani- mously


Voted: That Article 1 be taken from the table.


There being no further business under Article 1 the Moderator declared it disposed of.


The Moderator declared that all the business in the Warrant calling this meeting having been disposed of, on motion duly made and seconded, it was


Voted: That the meeting adjourn.


The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P. M.


A True Record, Attest :


EARL A. RYDER, Town Clerk.


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ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


Arlington, Mass., December 31, 1941


During the year we received, and deposited with the Town Treasurer, the sum of $9,751.12, an increase of $1,181.57 over last year.


Dog Licenses (1966)


$4,537.30


1,194 males 183 females


588 spayed females


1 Special


2 transfers


58 duplicate tags


(The Town's fees total $399.70)


Sporting Licenses 1,463.75


(The Town's fees total $172.00)


RECEIVED FOR


Marriage Licenses


$1,131.20


Mortgages


1,632.98


Certificates


298.39


Garage Renewals


54.50


Miscellaneous Licenses


254.00


Pole Locations


379.00


3,750.07


$9,751.12


In accordance with the law we have approved vouchers for $143.25-($64.25) to pay doctors for reporting births, and ($79.00) to pay undertakers for reporting deaths.


For particulars regarding births, marriages, and deaths, we refer you to the following pages.


EARL A. RYDER, Town Clerk.


1941 DEATH BY MONTHS (Stillbirth Excluded)


Jan.


Feb.


Mar.


Apr.


May


June


July


Aug.


Sept.


Oci.


Nov.


Dec.


Total


Total:


31


20


19


11


21


16


14


17


15


17


21


12


214


Male


27


31


25


23


22


22


20


21


12


15


19


16


253


Female


Residents died in Arlington:


19


13


14


7


13


10


11


9


10


11


9


9


135


Male


21


24


16


17


17


14


15


13


8


7


11


14


177


Female


2


2


0


2


2


2


()


1


3


2


3


3


22


Non-residents died in Arlington : Male


0


1


3


2


1


3


1


5


1


3


2


2


24


Female


Residents of Arlington died out Town:


10


5


5


2


6


4


3


7


2


4


9


0)


57


Male


6


6


6


4


4


5


4


3


3


5


6


0)


52


Female


11


Children under one year: Male


1


1


0


1


3


0


1


1


0


2


1


2


0


0


9


1


0


1


0


0


4


1


0


0


Female


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


1


1


0


0


1


0


()


Male


0


0


0


0


0


1


0


0


1


0


1


1


0


6


Between ten and thirty years:


1


1


0


0


1


0


0


1


0


0


1


0


0


Male


0


Female


52


Between thirty and sixty years: Male


10


8


6


6


6


5


5


7


3


2


7


2


67


8


3


2


2


6


4


5


4


3


6


6


3


Female


137


Between sixty and ninety years:


21


14


16


7


10


12


Male


16


21


16


16


15


11


11


14


8


10


12


14


164


Female


Over ninety years:


Male


0


0


1


1


1


0


2


0


0


1


0


0


0


1


5


0


1


1


1


1.


0)


1


1


0


0


()


0


6


Female


·


TOWN RECORDS


167


12


9


7


10


11


8


1


0


1


0


23


Between one and ten years:


Female


5


2


.


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1941


MARRIAGES BY MONTHS


Months


Total


Groom's First


Bride's First


Groom's Second


Bride's Second


Groom's Third


Bride's Third


January


24


21


22


2


2


1


0


February


34


30


32


4


2


0


0


March


24


22


24


2


0


0


0


April


50


46


48


3


2


1


0


May


32


28


31


4


1


0


0


Tune


93


83.


84


9


9


1


0


July


45


42


40


3


3


0


2


August


63


53


53


10


10


0


0


September


59


51


56


7


3


1


0


October


67


62


63


4


4


1


0


November


52


46


46


4


6


2


0


December


27


22


22


5


5


0


0


570


506


521


57


47


7


2


Number of Marriages Recorded


570


Residents


673


Non-Residents


467


Solemnized out of Arlington


320


Age of oldest groom


77


Age of oldest bride


68


Age of youngest groom


17


Age of youngest bride


16


.


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TOWN RECORDS


1941 BIRTHS BY MONTHS


In Arlington


Out Arlington


Totals


Months


Total


Males


Females


Males


Females


Males


Females


January


42


12


4


9


17


21


21


February


50


11


8


18


13


29


21


March


53


8


13


17


15


25


28


April


65


15


13


20


17


35


30


May


68


13


13


19


23


32


36


June


66


10


15


22


19


32


34


July


64


15


7


24


18


39


25


August


82


13


13


31


25


44


38


September


56


9


9


16


22


25


31


October


43


7


12


18


6


25


18


November


48


12


10


15


11


27


21


December


34


20


9


4


1


24


10


*671


145


126


213


187


358


313


*Of the 671 births recorded, there were 122 which occurred in Arlington, but were children born of parents who resided out of Town.


The parentage of children born was as follows:


Both parents born in United States


431


Both parents born in Foreign Countries.


42


One parent born in United States


184


One parent born in Foreign Countries


92


Both parents born in Arlington


9


One parent born in Arlington


95


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ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


BOARD OF REGISTRARS


Honorable Board of Selectmen


Arlington, Mass.


Gentlemen :


We beg to submit our report for 1941 :


On January 1st the Board appointed Assistant Regis- trars to take a census of all persons in the town twenty years of age and over. The List was duly prepared and printed according to law, with clerical assistance from the Civil Service and Town's unemployment roll.


In February the Board held nine afternoon and evening sessions for registering voters prior to the Town Election, at which. time 117 persons qualified to appear on the voting list.


Below is a list of the number of voters in each of the fourteen precincts, showing a total of 22,648 registered voters as of February 19th.


Precinct 1 1,445


Precinct 2 1,874


Precinct 3 1,321


Precinct 4 1,692


Precinct 5 1,453


Precinct 6 1,535


Precinct


7


1,599


Precinct 8 1,609


Precinct 9


1,374


Precinct 10


1,813


Precinct 11


1,511


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Precinct 12


1,961


Precinct 13


1,649


Precinct 14


1,812


Respectfully submitted,


TIMOTHY J. BUCKLEY, Chairman


DENNIS I. DONAHUE


ARTHUR P. WYMAN


EARL A. RYDER, Clerk


Board of Registrars.


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STATEMENT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1941


January 15, 1942.


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Collection Credits


Balance Uncollected Dec. 31, 1941


Taxes :


1937 Real Estate


$975.44


1938 Real Estate


929.28


1939 Real Estate


666.61


1939 Polls


28.00


$10.00


1939 Motor Excise


25.58


39.99


1939 Personal


75.67


1940 Polls


358.00


216.00


1940 Motor Excise


2,936.58


262.33


1940 Personal


1,917.12


152.48


1940 Real Estate


330,884.78


147.08


1941 Polls


23,364.00


526.00


1941 Motor Excise


117,782.54


2,029.93


1941 Personal


102,296.19


1,583.55


1941 Real Estate


1,624,064.84


261,101.56


Special Assessments and Water Liens :


Moth


398.14


29.78


Water Liens (added to 1939,


1940 and 1941 taxes)


2,847.68


1,254.49


Apportioned Assessments :


Sewer


3,478.87


778.76


Sidewalk


1,379.02


258.75


Street Betterment


21,872.73


4,278.04


Unapportioned Assessments :


Sewer


3,088.36


3,718.58


Sidewalk


2,577.40


813.10


Street Betterment


8,310.22


16,275.62


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Committed Interest :


Sewer, Sidewalk, Street Bet- terment


8,769.34


1,923.28


Apportioned Assessments, Not Due :


Sewer


950.47


8,588.28


Sidewalk


383.87


3,973.07


Street Betterment


8,471.87


95,990.68


Water Rates


178,552.12


10,007.19


Water Rates Liens


1,057.98


2,807.21


Departmental


135,394.71


51,081.64


Interest Added


8,953.20


Costs, Charges and Fees


2,601.35


$2,595,391.96


$467,847.39


J. WILBERT ANDERSON,


Collector of Taxes.


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ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


175


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Arlington, Mass., January 27, 1942.


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


Gentlemen :


I hand you herewith a report of the financial transac- tions of the Town of Arlington for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1941, as set forth in the following schedules :


Balance Sheet.


Unexpended Balances of Appropriation Accounts.


Debt Statement.


Public Trust Funds (Cash and Securities).


Statement of Appropriations.


Receipts and Expenditures.


Respectfully submitted,


CLARENCE NEEDHAM


Town Accountant.


-


Town of Arlington -- Balance Sheet, December 31 1941 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


Cash :


General


$245,431.43 172.00


Petty


Dog Licenses due County


$47.40


George-Deen Fund ...


138.83


U. S. Grant-A. D. C. Admin. 454.30


U. S. Grant-A. D. C. Aid.


1,240.25


U. S. Grant-Old Age Admin. 25.35


Food Stamp Reserve


2,382.00


Advance Deposits :


Special Services ..


274.10


Moth 1941


$29.78


Unapportioned Sewer


3,718.58


Apportioned Sewer 1941


778.76


Unapportioned Sidewalk ..


813.10


Apportioned Sidewalk 1941


258.75


Unapportioned Betterment


16,275.62


Apportioned Betterment 1941 ... .. 4,278.04


26,152.63


Committed Interest on Special Assessments:


Sewers


$206.78


Sidewalks


89.34


Betterments


1,627.16


1,923.28


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax:


Levy 1939


$39.99


Levy 1940


262.33


Levy 1941


2,029.93


..


2,332.25


31,782.00


Levy 1941


17,682.33


26,021.90


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Tailings Previous Years


$737.80


Accounts Receivable :


Taxes:


Levy 1939


............ ...


$10.00


Levy 1940


515.56


Levy 1941


263,211.11


.


263,736.67


Special Assessments:


Board of Survey & Misc.


770.00


Inflammable Fluid Licenses


4.00


Newsboy Badges


165.25


Sale of Lots and Graves ...


54,517.50


Distrained Goods Surplus


16.19


Sale of Tax Possessions Property ....


6,187.50


Excess of Sales of Low Value Prop.


139.00


66,361.67


Trust Funds Income:


Charity


$1,208.41


Schools


2,164.24


Library


3,460.28


6,832.93


Accounts Payable


2,512.70 175,499.00


Unexpended Appropriations Balances Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy 1938 $1,538.61


19,220.94


Special Deposits :


$245,603.43


Tax Titles Held by Town Tax Possessions


..


Accounts Receivable : Town Property Rentals ... $243.00


Revenue Reserved Until Collected:


Special Assessments $26,152.63


Committed Interest 1,923.28


Motor Vehicle Excise 2,332.25


Tax Titles


31,782.00


Tax Possessions


26,021.90


Departmental


...


153,362.59


Charges Less than State Estimates to Assessors for 1941 Taxes:


Metropolitan Parks


$401.64


Metropolitan Sewer ..


1,744.91


Metropolitan Water ..


2,020.22


Boston Elevated Def.


46,399.58


Water Rates


10,007.19


Water Liens


2,807.21


Water Liens Added to Taxes


1,254.49


Cemetery


8,714.08


Overlay Overdrafts:


Levy 1939


$336.17


Levy 1940


2,949.32


3,285.49


Excess over State Estimates to Assessors for 1941 Taxes:


Charles River Basin


$112.47


Nantasket Beach


85.44


Metropolitan Planning Division


77.48


Boston Metropolitan District Exp ...


1.92


Hospital Care-Civil War Veterans


35.00


Veterans' Exemption


24.38


W. Roxbury-Brookline Parkway ......


.41


337.10


Excess over County Estimates to Assessors for 1941 Taxes ..


575.13


..


402.67


Old Age ..


878.48


Old Age-State


766.39


Soldiers' Relief


82.00


Schools


49.30


Parks


30.00


Water Miscellaneous


20.15


Smoke Inspection ..


1.85


Canterbury Street


.01


..


50,568.21


Surplus Revenue


191,804.57


65,150.53


Public Works Police


731.50


372.86


Fire


154.65


Board of Health


20,330.99


Welfare Aid


10,491.27


Welfare Accident Claims


7,814.30


Aid to D. C.


...


....


.


..


..


....


65,150.53


$666,900.41 $666,900.41


DEFERRED ACCOUNTS


Apportioned Assessments Not Due :


Apportioned Special Assessments Due 1942 to 1950 Inclusive :


Sewers Sidewalks Street Betterments


$8,588.28


Sewers


$8,588.28


3,973.07


Sidewalks


3,973.07


95,990.68


Street Betterments ..


95,990.68


$108,552.03


$108,552.03


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Sinking Funds


$13,728.14


Sinking Fund Loans (Schedule B)


$15,000.00


Net Funded or Fixed Debt


318,271.86


Serial Loans


317,000.00


$332,000.00


$332,000.00


TRUST AND INVESTMENT FUNDS


In Custody of Town Treasurer


$542,155.20


Municipal Insurance Fund


$82,228.56


In Custody of Trustees


53,022.52


Workmen's Compensation Fund


2,386.25


Contributory Retirement Fund


135,527.39


Public Trust Funds (Schedule C)


375,035.52


$595,177.72


$595,177.72


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


UNEXPENDED BALANCES, APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS (SCHEDULE A)


Committee on :


Town Yard


$15.00


Purchase of Land for Park Purposes


45.15


Relief


187.39


Parks and Playgrounds


156.09


Reclamation Plant


16.58


Plans for Completion High School Audi- torium


50.00


Purchasing Agent


122.68


Police Expenses


1,100.00


Indemnity to Policemen


300.00


Preservation of Health & Protection of Per- sons and Property


14,130.74


Tree Warden Expense


1,000.00


Sewer Extensions 3,175.87


Arlmont Village Sewer Extensions


1,224.59


Storm Drain Extensions


1,660.24


Reconstruction Mill Street Culvert


503.96


Highway-Capital Outlay-Trucks & Autos ..


248.88


Construction New Streets-1937


538.09


Construction New Streets-1938


1,086.69


Construction New Streets-1939


921.55


Construction New Streets-1940


6,990.61


Construction New Streets-1941


21,341.36


Easement in Land-1940


1,500.00


Easement in Land-1941


1,500.00


Reconstruction of Mystic Street


157.89


Reconstruction of Streets & Maintenance


619.30


Alteration of Gray Street 152.40


Alteration of River Street 21.41


Alteration of Tufts Street


2,430.01


Sidewalks and Edgestones-1939, 1940, 1941 ..


7,256.05


Exterior Lines-Ely Road to Rublee Street .... 739.18


Exterior Lines-Appleton St. to Rublee St.


211.63


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Exterior Lines-Hibbert St.


241.58


Exterior Lines-Spring St. to Concord Pike .. ...


295.97


Exterior Lines-Renfrew St.


19.41


Exterior Lines-Hillsdale Rd.


804.55


Exterior Lines-Spy Pond Parkway-Lake St. to Kelwyn Manor 1,641.27


Exterior Lines-Spy Pond Parkway to Prince- ton Road


1,244.37


Snow Removal Equipment


1,965.51


Board of Public Welfare Expenses


700.00


Sprinkler Systems-School Buildings


457.31


Roof Repairs-Locke School


380.57


Grading North Union Street Playground.


293.86


Improvement North Union Street Playground Park Field House at Heights Reservoir 40.00


4,225.45


Acquisition of Land for Public Playgrounds ....


4,632.12


Acquisition of Land for Public Playgrounds ....


33,812.50


Land for Entrance to W. A. Peirce Playground 60.90


329.60


Reservoir Beach Fence


17.87


Wellington Park Sanitary Station


2,500.00


Sale of Acquired Tax Title Property 100.00


Rental Veterans Foreign War Post 1775


233.35


Foreclosures & Registrations Tax Titles


600.68


Hurricane Damage-Emergency Fund


4,716.83


W. P. A. and Unemployment - Wages, Ma- terial and Expense 1941 39,253.09


Unemployment Personal Services 1941 3,412.34


1,103.16


Water Extensions 199.13


Water Extensions-Arlmont Village


59.04


Acquisition of Land for Cemetery


130.20


Cemetery-Improvement of Land


2,625.00


$175.499.00


Renewal of Water Mains


Wellington Memorial Playground


181


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


DEBT STATEMENT (SCHEDULE B)


Bonds and Loans


Rate


Balance Dec. 31, 1940


Paid During 1941


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1941


Principal Due 1942


Fire Station 1928


4


$9,000.00


$3,000.00


$6,000.00


$3,000.00


Police Station 1926


4


14,000.00


4,000.00


10,000.00


2,000.00


Streets 1931


31/2


5,000.00


5,000.00


0.00


0.00


Schools 1924 (Cutter)


4


10,000.00


5,000.00


5,000.00


5,000.00


Schools 1925 (Hardy)


4


30,000.00


6,000.00


24,000.00


6,000.00


Schools 1926


(Parmenter)


4


19,000.00


4,000.00


15,000.00


3,000.00


Schools 1927


(Junior High East)


4


77,000.00


11,000.00


66,000.00


11,000.00


Schools 1929


(Peirce Addition)


41/2


45,000.00


5,000.00


40,000.00


5,000.00


Schools 1930


(High Addition)


4


85,000.00


17,000.00


68,000.00


17,000.00


Schools 1931 (Brackett)


31/2


78,000.00


13,000.00


65,000.00


13,000.00


Schools 1932


(High Addition)


4 84


21,000.00


3,000.00


18,000.00


3,000.00


Parks 1896


4


15,000.00


0.00


15,000.00


0.00


Water Extensions 1926


4


2,000.00


2,000.00


0.00


0.00


Water Extensions 1931


31/2


6,000.00


6,000.00


0.00


0.00


$416,000.00


$84,000.00


$332,000.00


$68,000.00


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182


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


183


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


PUBLIC TRUST FUNDS (SCHEDULE C)


F. Nelson Blake, Jr., Memorial Fund $3,000.00


Nathan Pratt High School Fund 25,000.00


Nathan Pratt Library Fund 10,000.00


Nathan Pratt Poor Widows Fund


5,000.00


E. S. Farmer Poor Widows Fund


5,000.00


E. S. Farmer Relief Fund 5,145.00


Julia Fillebrown Fund 100.00


William Cutter School Fund


5,354.00


M. M. W. Russell School Fund.


5,327.86


Mary Cutter Poor Widows Fund.


613.11


M. M. W. Russell Poor Widows Fund.


1,704.23


Annie L. Hill Poor Widows Fund.


2,000.00


Robbins Library Art Fund 43,388.51


Timothy Wellington Library Fund


100.00


Henry W. Mott Library Fund


5,200.00


Ellen W. Hodgdon Library Fund


1,000.00


Children's Book Fund 5,400.00


Dexter Rawson Fay Fund


1,741.60


E. Nelson Blake Library Fund


4,696.57


Elbridge Farmer Library Fund


53,022.52


Robbins Cemetery Fund


5,425.14


S. C. Bucknam Cemetery Fund


2,028.07


Perpetual Care Fund


181,613.63


Soldiers' Monument Fund


3,175.28


$375,035.52


APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES


Balance Dec. 31, 1940


Appro- priations


Other Credits


Total


Expended


Transfers


Balance Dec. 31, 1941


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Finance Committee :


Personal Services


$900.00


$900.00


$900.00


Expense


400.00


400.00


334.15


$65.85 1,511.19


Various Committees On :


Roll of Honor


$100.00


100.00


100.00


Town Yard


15.00


15.00


15.00


Revision of Town By-Laws


27.43


27.43


27.43


Plans Pheasant Ave. School


60.75


60.75


60.75


Adjustment of Town Employees Pay


84.12


84.12


84.12


Purchase of Land for Park Purposes


45.15


45.15


45.15


Parks and Playgrounds


225.23


225.23


69.14


155.09


Completion of Senior High Sch'l Bld'g


50.00


50.00


50.00


Reclamation Plant


16.58


16.58


16.58


By-Laws Art. No. 8 Finance Committee


12.35


12.35


12.35


Plans for Completion High School Auditorium


50.00


50.00


50.00


Purchasing Agent


150.00


150.00


27.32


122.68


Selectmen :


Personal Services


$5.51


6,021.51


6,021.51 1,428.91


109.09


Revision Boundaries Voting Precincts


50.00


50.00


50.00


Accountant :


Personal Services


5,520.00 390.00


150.00


540.00


538.53


1.47


Personal


Services


4,213.24


4,213.24


4,178.26


34.98


Expense


1,220.00


1,220.00


1,150.36


69.64


Personal


Services


9,742.00


9,742.00


9.658.97


83.03


Expense


2,170.00


2,170.00


2,060.57


109.43


Personal


Services


9,980.00


10.85


9,990.85


9,990.85


Expense


975.00


975.00


940.65


34.35


Town Counsel :


Personal Services


2,000.00


2,000.00


1,854.76


145.24


Expenses, Damage Claims, Etc.


10,000.00


10,000.00


8,669.79


1,330.21


.


187.39


187.39


187.39


Expenses


6,016.00 1,238.00


300.00


1,538.00


5,404.84


11516


Expense


5,520.00


Treasurer :


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


184


Reserve


10,000.00


10,000.00


$8,488.81


Relief


Collector :


Assessors :


Town Clerk : Personal Services Expense


6.268.00 470.00


6,268.00 470.00


6,083.00 451.51


185.00 18.49


Board of Public Works:


Personal Services-General Admin.


17,177.17


511.83


Expense


1,493.76


6.24


Engineering :


Personal Services


4,628.00


2.34


4,630.34


4,630.34


Wages Expense


1,840.00


1,840.00


1,801.10


38.90


Elections and Town Meetings


7,051.00


7,051.00


6,692.99


358.01


Planning Board Expenses


600.00


600.00


192.89


407.11


Plans for Betterment Project- Federal Aid


.100.00


100.00


100.00


Board of Survey :


Personal Services and Wages


1,749.00


2.00


1,751.00


1,751.00


Expense


515.00


515.00


477.99


37.01


Board of Appeal Expenses Town Hall :


325.00


150.00


475.00


449.79


25.21


Personal Services


5,800.00


5,800.00


5,623.09


176.91


Expense


5,209,50


5,209.50


4,921.66


287.84


Maintenance of Grounds


2,796.00


254.37


3,050.37


2,999.53


50.84


Police :


Personal Services


123,946.00


232.00


124,178.00


122,634.50


1,543.50


Expense


11,874.00


1,200.00


11,967.68


1,106.32


Indemnity to Policeman


300.00


300.00


Preservation of Health and Protection of Persons and Property


15,000.00


15,000.00


869.26


14,130.74


Fire :


Personal Services


115,586.50


3.50


115,590.00


115,590.00


...


Expense


8,220.00


229.43


8,449.43


8,424.02


25.41


Fire and Police Signal System Expenses


3,965.00


3,965.00


3,960.23


4.77


Building Inspector :


Personal Services-Building, Plumbing and Gas


7,006.00


4.66


7,010.66


7,010.66


Expense


645.00


645.00


634.99


10.01


Wire Inspector :


Personal Services


2,900.00


2,900.00


2,800.00


100.00


Expense


525.00


525.00


511.29


13.71


Sealer Weights and Measures :


2,600.00


2,600.00


2,600.00


Personal Services Expense


508.20


508.20


507.93


.27


Gypsy Moth :


Personal Services and Wages


5,125.00


175.00


5,300.00


5,262.05


37.95


Expense


1,605.00


200.00


1,805.00


1.771.16


33.84


185


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


23,790.00


41.65


23,831.65


23,831.65


17,689.00 1,500.00


17,689.00 1,500.00


13,074.00 300.00


APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES-Continued


Balance Dec. 31, 1940


Appro- priations


Other Credits


Total


Expended


Transfers


Balance Dec. 31, 1941


Tree Warden :


Personal Services Warden and Wages


4,250.00


4,250.00


4,222.75


27.25


Expense


1,615.00


1,130.00


2,745.00


1,675.73


1,069.27


Board of Health :


Personal Services


9,143.00


9,143.00


9,084.50


58.50


Expense


2,717.40


2,717.40


2,063.09


654.31


Communicable Diseases


18,500.00


18,500.00


14,156.14


4,343.86


Assessment for County Tuberculosis


Hospital


25,387.55


25,387.55


25,387.55


Inspector of Animals : Personal Services


500.00


500.00


500.00


Vital Statistics


200.00


200.00


188.72


11.28


Sewer Maintenance


6,650.00


6,650.00


6,636.64


13.36


Sewer Extensions


3,313.30


14,502.00


17,815.30


14,639.43


3,175.87


Arlmont Village Sewer Extension


1,224.59


1,224.59


1,224.59


Storm Drain Extensions


5,923.10


8,000.00


13,923.10


12,262.86


1,660.24


Reconstruction Mill Street Culvert Sanitation :


6,145.00


6,145.00


5,641.04


503.96


Personal Services


1,872.00


1,872.00


1,851.01


20.99


Collection of Ashes, Rubbish and Offal


98,500.00


1.200.00


99,700.00


99,388.10


311.90


Highway Maintenance-Wages, Materials and Expense


86,500.00


86,500.00


86,485.46


14.54


Highway Capital Outlay-Trucks and Autos


200.88


1,651.00


1,851.88


1,603.00


248.88


Construction New Streets-1929


.15


.15


.15


Construction New Streets-1930


37.68


37.68


Construction New Streets-1931


195.54


195,54


195.54


Construction New Streets-1935


51.31


51.31


51.31


Construction New Streets-1936


280.62


280.62


280.62


Construction New Streets-1937


2,038.09


2,038.09


1,500.00


538.09


Construction New Streets-1938


2,062.89


2,062.89


76.20


900.00


1,086.69


Construction New Streets-1939


3,923.46


3,923.46


2,201.91


800.00


921.55


Construction New Streets-1940


34,021.72


34,021.72


27,031.11


6,990.61


Construction New Streets-1941




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