Town of Arlington annual report 1945, Part 11

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Article 4 taken up. (Acceptance of General Laws: Es- tablishment of Departments and of Districts for Furnishing Information, Advice and Assistance to Veterans)


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That Chapter 723 of the Acts of 1945, be and hereby is accepted.


There being no further business under Article 4, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 5 taken up. (Acceptance of General Laws: Sick Leaves for Laborers, Workmen and Mechanics Employed by the Town)


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That Section IIIB of Chapter 41 of the Gen- eral Laws, as inserted by Chapter 156 of the Acts of 1945, be and hereby is accepted.


There being no further business under Article 5, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 6 taken up. (Sale of Land)


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was


Voted: (144 members voting-143 YES and I NO)


That the Board of Selectmen be, and hereby is author- ized and empowered in the name and on behalf of the Town to sell and convey at public auction or private sale the par- cel of land situated on Medford Street and particularly des- cribed in Article 6 of the warrant, or the Town's interests


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therein, and upon such terms and conditions as the Select- men may consider proper.


One hundred forty-three (143) having voted YES, more than two-thirds required by law, the Moderator declared the motion carried, and the Article disposed of.


Article 7 taken up. (Sale of Land)


On motion, duly made and seconded it was


Voted: unanimously (152 members being present)


That the Board of Selectmen be, and hereby is author- ized and empowered in the name and on behalf of the Town to sell and convey at public auction or private sale the parcel of land situated on Summer Street and particularly describ- ed in Article 7 of the warrant, or the Town's interests there- in, and upon such terms and conditions as the Selectmen may consider proper.


And the Moderator declared the motion carried by more than two-thirds vote required by law, and the Article dis- posed of.


Article 8 taken up. (Appointment of Committee-Vot- ing Machines)


The Finance Committee recommended :


That no action be taken under Article 8 of the Warrant.


Chairman Elliott offered the following substitute mo- tion :


That the Moderator appoint a Committee of five mem- bers, one of whom shall be the Town Clerk, to investigate, consider and make recommendations as to the advisability of installing voting machines in any or all of the precincts of the Town; said Committee to report not later than the 1947 Annual Town Meeting.


And on being put to a vote, the Moderator declared the motion carried.


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Thereupon on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That the Moderator appoint a Committee of five members, one of whom shall be the Town Clerk, to in- vestigate, consider and make recommendations as to the advisability of installing voting machines in any or all of the precincts of the Town; said Committee to report not later than the 1947 Annual Town Meeting.


There being no further business under Article 8, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 9 taken up. (Bequest of the Late Maria L. Hill)


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously


Voted: That the Town do accept the bequest of two thousand (2,000) dollars made to it by the will of the late Maria L. Hill, for the benefit of its Poor Widows' Fund.


There being no further business under Article 9, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was


Voted: That Article 1 be taken from the table.


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


On motion, duly made and seconded, it was


Voted : to adjourn.


The Meeting adjourned at 9:15 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


During the year 1945, we received, and deposited with the Town Treasurer, the sum of $8,664.68, an increase of $915.47 over last year.


Dog Licenses


$4,511.20


1178 Male Dogs


138 Female Dogs


700 Spayed Female Dogs


91 Free-Military Licenses


2 Kennel Licenses


3 Transfers


42 Duplicate Tags


(The Town's Fees - $408.80)


Sporting Licenses 1,840.00


868 Licenses issued 94 Free Licenses issued (The Town's Fees - $215.25)


RECEIVED FOR


Marriage Licenses


$889.14


Mortgages


674.71


Certificates ·


470.63


Garage Renewals


25.00


Miscellaneous Licenses


210.00


Pole Locations


44.00


2,313.48


$8,664.68


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


EARL A. RYDER,


· Town Clerk.


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REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK


1945


BIRTHS BY MONTHS


In Arlington


Out of Arlington


Totals


Months


Total


Males


Females


Males


Females


Males


Females


January


61


12


12


18


19


30


31


February


56


12


9


17


18


29


27


March


56


10


9


17


20


27


29


April


61


6


15


17


23


23


38


May


74


21


10


24


19


45


29


June


58


12


8


18


20


30


28


July


63


12


9


28


14


40


23


August


51


7


9


16


19


23


28


September


40


7


11


14


8


21


19


October


42


10


11


11


10


21


21


November


46


10


17


11


8


21


25


December


18


7


5


3


3


10


8


*626


126


125


194


181


320


306


*Of the 626 births recorded, there were 121 which occurred in Arling- ton, 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 834


Both parents born in Foreign Countries 60


Both parents born in Arlington 18


One parent born in United States 159


One parent born in Foreign Country 90


One parent born in Arlington 91


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1945


MARRIAGES BY MONTHS


Months


Total


Groom's First


Bride's First


Groom's Second


Bride's Second


Groom's Third


Bride's Third- Fourth


January


21


19


18


2


3


0


0


February


34


29


33


4


1


1


0


March


21


18


18


3


3


0


0


April


45


40


41


4


4


1


0


May


30


28


28


2


2


0


0


June


53


43


46


9


7


1


0


July


57


55


55


2


2


0


0


August


39


36


34


3


5


0


0


September


37


35


33


2


3


0


1 4th


October


33


30


29


2


3


1


1 3rd


November


32


28


30


4


2


0


0


December


40


34


37


6


3


0


0


442


395


402


43


38


4


2


Number of Marriages Recorded


442


Residents


482


Non-residents


402


Solemnized out of Arlington


216


Age of oldest groom


66


Age of oldest bride


66


Age of youngest groom 16


Age of youngest bride 17


1945 DEATHS BY MONTHS (Stillbirths Excluded)


Jan.


Feb.


Mar.


A.pr.


May


June


July


Aug.


Sept.


Oct.


Nov.


Dec.


Total


Total :


Male


25


20


22


25


20


16


16


22


14


21


23


22


246


Female


17


23


22


18


13


22


21


20


14


19


19


20


228


Residents died in Arlington : Male ..


13


13


9


18


16


10


11


12


9


12


16


15


154


Female


13


18


14


10


5


13


9


8


7


15


9


14


135


Non-residents died in Arlington : Male


4


1


2


1


0


0


1


5


0


4


2


4


24


Female


2


0


2


1


2


1


1


1


3


1


3


5


22


Residents of Arlington died out


of Town:


8


6


11


6


4


6


4


5


5


5


5


3


68


Male


2


5


6


7


6


8


11


11


4


3


7


1


71


Children under one year:


0


4


1


2


1


2


1


0


1


2


1


1


16


Female


0


1


0


0


0


0


2


0


0


0


1


0


4


Between one and ten years: Male


0


0


0


1


0


0


0


1


0


0


0


0


2


Female


1


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


1


0


0


2


Between ten and thirty years: Male


0


0


1


0


0


1


0


1


0


0


2


1


6


· Female


1


2


0


0


1


1


1


1


0


0


0


0


7.


Between thirty and sixty years: Male


6


6


8


9


9


2


2


8


5


5


8 .


7


75


Female


2


3


7


5


2


4


4


2


1


3


1


5


39


Between sixty and ninety years:


Male


19


10


12


13


10


11


13


12


8


14


11


13


146


Female


13


16


10


13


9


17


14


16


13


13


17


15


166


Over ninety years: Male


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


0


1


0


1


Female


0


1


5


0


1


1


0


0


1


0


2


0


0


10


..


Female


Male


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ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


REPORT OF BOARD OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS


Honorable Board of Selectmen


Arlington, Mass.


Gentlemen:


We beg to submit our report for 1945:


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.


In February the Board held five afternoon and evening sessions for registering voters prior to the Town Election, at which time 63 persons qualified to appear on the Voting List.


Below is a list showing a total of 22,637 registered voters in the fourteen precincts, as of February 21, 1945.


Precinct


1


1467


Precinct


2


2047


Precinct


3


1166


Precinct


4


1571


Precinct 5 1375


Precinct


6


1520


Precinct


7


1577


Precinct 8 1778


Precinct


9


1297


Precinct 10


1744


Precinct 11


1567


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REGISTRARS OF VOTERS REPORT


Precinct 12


2028


Precinct 13 1578


Precinct 14 1922


Respectfully submitted,


TIMOTHY J. BUCKLEY, Chairman


DENNIS I. DONAHUE


ARTHUR P. WYMAN


EARL A. RYDER, Clerk


Board of Registrars


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT Arlington, Mass., February 4, 1946


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


Roscoe O. Elliott, Chairman,


Arlington 74, Mass,


Gentlemen :


I hand you herewith a report of the financial trans- actions of the Town of Arlington for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1945 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, 1945 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


Cash :


Accounts Payable


General


$ 1,062,914.40


172.00 $1,063.086.40


Guarantee Deposits


1,512.45


Accounts Receivable :


30.60


Taxes :


Poll: Levy of 1944


42.00


Levy of 1945


220.00


Personal:


Levy of 1945


1,228.08


Real Estate:


75,780.09


77,270.17


E. Nelson Blake, Jr. Memorial Fund


1,324.14


12,451.97


Federal Grants:


Aid to Dependent Children- Adminis. Expense


408.62


Old Age Assistance - Adminis. Expense


845.73


George-Deen Fund


503.11


1,757.46


Sewer: Unappropriated


1,386.10


Added to Taxes 1945. ..


74.57


Street Betterments:


Added to Taxes 1945


802.28


Sidewalks :


Added to Taxes 1945


81.67


Committed Interest :


Sewer 1945


17.37


Street Betterment 1945. ...


166.67


Sidewalks 1945


11.51


2,578.32


Receipts Reserved : Cemetery -- Sale of Junk .. 686.31


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LIABILITIES AND RESERVES $ 25,469.76 165.93


Tailings


Petty Advances


Agency : County-Dog Licenses


Gifts and Bequests : Wellington Memorial Fund.


50.00


Trust Funds Income : Charity Funds $ 732.48 .


School Funds


274.66


Library Funds


10,120.69


Estates of Deceased Persons ......


499.00


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax:


Levy of 1944


33.62


Levy of 1945


587.70


621.32


Special . Assessments :


Moth: Levy of 1945


38.15


Revolving Fund : Food Stamp Fund


10,000.00 295,817.06


Uuexpended Appropriation Balances Sale of Land: General Cemetery Lots and Graves ..


7,725.00


72,601.50


80,326.50


Levy of 1945


3


Tax Titles and Possessions : Tax Titles Tax Possessions


3,926.71


31,391.81


35,318.52


Departmental :


986.76


Selectmen & Town Hall


129.00


Public Works


734.46


Fire


220.00


Board of Health


15,065.39


Public Welfare


226.22


Levy of 1945


963.32


987.32


School


208.00


Accident Claims


5,891.24


Cemetery-General


568.00


Cemetery-Annual Care


6,829.50


29,871.81


Revenue Reserved Until Collected : Estates of Deceased Persons


499.00


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax ..


621.32


Special Assessments


2,578.32


Tax Titles


3,926.71


Liens added to Taxes 1945.


308.88


Rates


8,197.73


Miscellaneous


7.30


8,513.91


Water


8,513.91


77,402.88


Reserve for Petty Cash Advances


172.00


Metropolitan Parks-


Reserve for Boston Elevated Ry. Co .:


Nantasket Beach Maint.


34.91


Deficit 1941


44,252.85


Bonds and Interest


01


Deficit 1942


24,695.10


Metropolitan Sewerage


1,017.75


Legal Expense


1,412.33


70,360.28


Boston Metropolitan District- Expense


.02


Boston Metropolitan District,


Overestimated: Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Charles River Basin


559.56


Metropolitan Parks


655.15


Metropolitan Water


3,351.41


Smoke Inspection


52.16


4,618.28


Overlay Deficit :


Levy of 1944


356.00


Surplus Revenue


611,603.18


$1,219,384.86


$1,219,384.86


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Water :


Tax Possessions


31,391.81


Departmental


29,871.81


Elevated Railway Rental De-


ficiency


1.13


1,053.82


Underestimated : Middlesex County Tax


215.59


Excess Sales Low Value Property Old Age Assistance- Reimbursements 75.00


225,45


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus .. Overlay Reserved for Abatement: Levy of 1943 24.00


25,672.43


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Underestimated: Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


DEFERRED ACCOUNTS


Apportioned Assessments Not Due : Sewers ..


$ 6,093.91


Apportioned Special Assessments Due 1946 to 1954 Inclusive :


Sidewalks Street Betterments


3,353.91 .


Sewers


$ 6,093.91


51,083.37


Sidewalks


3,353.91


Street Betterments


.. 51,083.37


$ 60,531.19


$ 60,531.19


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Sinking Funds


$ 14,599.90


Sinking Fund Loans


$ 15,000.00


Net Funded or Fixed Debt


66,400.10


Serial Loans


66,000.00


$ 81,000.00


$ 81,000.00


TRUST AND INVESTMENT FUNDS


$1,308,063.64


Municipal Insurance Fund


$ 103,525.17


Workmen's Compensation Fund ..


6,505.53


Post War Rehabilitation Fund.


150,000.00


Post War Rehabilitation Fund- Accumulated Income 3,270.10


.. Contributory Retirement Funds ... ..


254,476.12


Public Trust Funds-Schedule C.


..


843,309.24


$1,361.086.16


$1,361.086.16


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In custody of Treasurer


In custody of Trustees 53,022.52


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


UNEXPENDED BALANCES, APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS (SCHEDULE A) December 31, 1945


Committee on :


Classification of Positions


$157.70


Town Yard


15.00


Purchase of Land for Park Purposes


45.15


Relief


187.39


Parks and Playgrounds


90.94


Reclamation Plant


16.58


Reclamation Plant


492.07


Plans for Completion of High School Auditorium


50.00


Purchasing Agent


33.06


War Transportation


139.29


Insurance


50.00


Memorial 2nd World War Veterans


78.00


Memorial Building World War Veterans ....


2,000.00


Rehabilitation of Returned Servicemen ......


1,411.19


Advanced Programming and Budgeting ....


449.63


Alteration and Addition Town Hall


100.00


Advertising Zoning By-Law


800.00


Study of Traffic Arlington Center


909.79


Police and Fire Radio Transmitter


2,000.00


Police-Capital Outlay


477.33


Alteration and Addition to Police Head- quarters Building 11,537.00


Fire-Capital Outlay


1,587.09


Fire and Police Signal System Outlay


7,587.50


Tree Warden-Capital Outlay


494.11


Sewer Extensions


4,407.22


Arlmont Village-Sewer Extensions


474.59


Storm Drain Extensions


10,528.22


Highway-Capital Outlay


18,218.84


Street Construction-1937


538.09


Street Construction-1938


1,086.69


Street Construction-1939


846.55


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Street Construction-1940


6,785.46


Street Construction-1941


10,961.28


Street Construction-1942


79,770.60


Easement in Land-1942


1,500.00


Alteration Wyman St. corner Mass. Ave 199.03


Alteration Gray Street 152.40


Alteration River Street


21.41


Alternation Tufts Street


2,417.51


Sidewalks and Edgestones 1943-1944.


6,722.65


Exterior Lines-Ely Road to Rublee Street (Wallaston Ave.) 739.13


Exterior Lines-Appleton St. to Rublee St ....


211.63


Extrior Lines-Glenburn Road-Arlmont to Hillcrest


5 .. 6


Exterior Lines-Marion Road from Mass. Ave.


18.96


Exterior Lines-Venner Road to Spring St.


60.31


Exterior Lines-Hibbert Street


241.58


Exterior Lines-Spring St. to Concord Turn- pike-along Hillside


39.48


Exterior Lines-Renfrew Street


19.41


Exterior Lines-Hillsdale Road


804.55


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


38.48


· Exterior Lines-Spy Pond Parkway to Prince- ton Road


56.52


Removal of Snow and Ice-Capital Outlay ....


2,065.00


Snow and Ice-Capital Outlay 1945


14,900.00


Traffic Signals-Capital Outlay


328.32


School-Capital Outlay


4,123.50


Roof Repairs-Locke School


146.14


Repairs to Library Building


1,000.00


Park-Capital Outlay


7,413.25


Warren A. Peirce Playground-Capital Outlay


20.00


Improvements-Linwood Street Beach.


9.15


31.64


Improvement of North Union St. Playground Improvement of Florence Avenue Playground 1,869.07 Florence Avenue Playground, Grading and Draining 2.20


Thorndike Street Improvements


588.00


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Acquisition of Land for Public Playgrounds 4,632.12


Waldo Road Playground Improvements 1,918.99


Wellington Park Sanitary Station


2,500.00


Wellington Playground Improvements


277.50


Improvements Linwood Street Plaground.


7,291.27


Improvements Linwood Street Playground-


Walks and Parking Area.


5,000.00


Plans for Development of Robbins Farm as Playground


1,500.00


458.79


Acquisition of Land for Public Playgrounds Preservation of Health and Protection of Per- sons and Property


3,405.13


Arlington Rationing Board


799.22


Annual Rental for Veterans Foreign Wars- Post 1775 233.35


Foreclosure & Registration Tax Titles (Town)


190.08


Sale of Acquired Tax Title Property


100.00


Conversion of Heating Systems


3,223.38


Hurricane Damage Emergency Fund


656.00


W.P.A. and Unemployment-Personal Services W.P.A. Material and Equipment-Wages and


1,000.00


Expenses and Employment of Poor


3,800.00


Honor Roll Maintenance


510.80


Emergency Valve Insertions


82.00


New Meters


952.75


Replacement of Meters


3,887.69


Relaying Reservoir Water Mains


749.91


Water Extensions


25,685.58


Arlmont Village-Water Extensions-Apple- ton Street


59.04


Water Main Supply Line-Turkey Hill Stand- pipe


10,608.64


Cemetery-Capital Outlay


111.28


Acquisition of Land for Cemetery


130.20


Cemetery-Improvement of Land


4,915.26


Land for extension of Mr. Pleasant Cemetery


297.48


Purchase of Burial Rights


768.00


$295,858.80


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DEBT STATEMENT (SCHEDULE B)


Bonds and Loans


Rate


Balance Dec. 31, 1944


Paid During 1945


Outstanding Dec. 31, 1945


Principal Due 1946


Police Station 1926


4


$ 4,000.00


$ 2,000.00


$ 2,000.00


$ 2,000.00


Schools 1925 (Hardy)


4


6,000.00


6,000.00


0.00


0.00


Schools 1926


( Parmenter


4


6,000.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


Schools 1927


(Jr. High East)


4


33,000.00


11,000.00


22,000.00


11,000.00


Schools 1929


(Peirce Addition)


41/2


25,000.00


5,000.00


20,000.00


5,000.00


Schools 1930


(High Addition)


4


17,000.00


17,000.00


0.00


0.00


Schools 1931


(Brackett)


31/2


26,000.00


13,000.00


13,000.00


13,000.00


Schools 1932


(High Addition)


434


9,000.00


3,000.00


6,000.00


3,000.00


Parks 1896


4


15,000.00


0.00


15,000.00


15,000.00


$141,000.00


$60,000.00


$81,000.00


$52,000.00


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TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


PUBLIC TRUST FUNDS (SCHEDULE C)


Balance


E. Nelson Blake, Jr. Memorial Fund


Dec. 31, 1945 $ 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


F. E. Thompson Scholarship Fund 412,339.60


Julia Fillebrown Charity 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


Maria L. Hill Poor Widows Fund


2,000.00


Robbins Library Art Fund


43,364.63


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


Francis E. Thompson Library Fund


8,181.54


Eldridge Farmer Library Fund


53,022.52


Robbins Cemetery Fund


5,425.14


S. C. Bucknam Cemetery Fund


2,028.07


Perpetual Care Fund


228,254.03


Soldiers' Monument Fund


2,311.34


$843,309.24


APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES


Balance Dec. 31, 1944


Appro- priations 1945


Other Credits


Total


Expended


Transfers


Balance Dec. 31, 1945


GENERAL GOVERNMENT Finance Committee :


Personal Services


$ 900.00


Expense


500.00 20,000.00


$ 100.00


$ 900.00 600.00 20,000.00


$ 900.00 578.43


21.57 698.39


Reserve


$19,301.61


Various Committees On :


Classification of Positions


$ 37.95


150.00


187.95


30.25


157.70


Town Yard


15.00


15.00


0.00


15.00


Purchase of Land-Park Purposes


45.15


45.15


0.00


45.15


Relief


187.39


187.39


0.00


187.39


Parks and Playgrounds


90.94


90.94


0.00


90.94


Reclamation Plant


16.58


16.58


0.00


16.58


Reclamation Plant


500.00


500.00


7.93


492.07


Plans for Completion High School Auditorium


50.00


50.00


0.00


50.00


Purchasing Agent


33.06


33.06


0.00


33.06


War Transportation


139.29


139.29


0.00


139.29


Insurance


50.00


50.00


0.00


50.00


Re Memorial 2nd World War Veterans ..


100.00


100.00


22.00


78.00


Memorial Bldg. World War Veterans


2,000.00


2.000.00


0.00


2,000.00


Rehabilitation of Returned Servicemen


4,947.30


4,947.30


3,536.11


1,411.19


Advanced Programming and Budgeting Alteration and Addition Town Hall


408.22


908.22


458.59


449.63


100.00


100.00


0.00


100.00


Selectmen :


Personal Services


6,956.00


6,956.00


6,926.6€


29.34


Expenses


2,665.00


2,665.00


2,282.57


382.43


Accountant :


8,918.00


9.92


8,927.92


0.00


Expenses


400.00


400.00


365.01


34.99


Treasurer-Collector : Personal Services


13,675.00


13,675.00


363.42


Expense


3,225.00


166.50


3,391.50


295.06


· Assessors :


11,255.39


11,255.39


11,165.90


89.49


E'xpense ..


1,000.00


1,000.00


936.18


61.82


Town Counsel :


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


0.00


Legal Expenses, Damage Claims, etc. ...


10,000.00


10,000.00


8,429.39


1,570.61


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


188


..


..


350.00


150.00


Personal Services


8.927.92


13,311.58 3,096.44


Personal Services


Personal Services


.


$ 0.00


Town Clerk :


Personal Services


6,908.00


8.59


6,916.59 1,811.00 800.00


6,706.59 1,625.20


210.00 185.80 800.00


Public Works:


General Admin. Personal Services


19,300.00 1,695.00


19,300.00 1,695.00


1,382.03 482.72


Engineering :


Personal Services


4,828.00


175.00


5,003.00


4,958.00


45.00


Wages


17,050.14 1.960.00


17,371.62 1,960.00


1,947.32


12.68


Elections and Town Meetings : Personal Services Expense


7,315.00


7,315.00


6,619.54


695.46


4,060.00


4,060.00


3,463.04


596.96


Board of Survey :


1,728.00 590.00


100.00


690.00


658.21


31.79


Expense


1,000.00


1,000.00


890.44


109.56


Study of Traffic in Arlington Center


1,000.00


1,000.00


90.21


909.79


Town Hall :


Personal Services


7,050.00


152.70


7,202.70


7,195.70


7.00


Expense


...


6,492.00


6,492.00


5,937.78


554.22


Maintenance of Grounds


4,860.00


150.00


5,010.00


4,986.33


23.67


Police :


Personal Services


142,678.60 15,447.00


83.13 1,044.49


142,761.73


137,696.11


5,065.62


Expense


16,491.49


14,459.09


2,032.40


Police and Fire Radio Transmitter


6,877.09


6,877.09


6,399.76


477.33


Police- Capital Outlay .....


460.92


460.92


0.00


Police Out of State Travel


850.00


741.08


108.92


Alterations and Addition to Police Headquarters Building


17,900.00


17,900.00


6,363.00


11,537.00


Fire:


Personal Services


144,027.00


144,027.00


139,322.19


4,704.81


Expense


9,270.00


11,642.55


11,634.61


7.94


Capital Outlay


3,635.00


3,635.00


2,025.91


1,609.09


Expense


1,790.00


1,790.00


1,779.39


Capital Outlay


9,345.00


9,345.00


1,757.50


Building Inspector :


Personal Services


7,750.00


7.561.55


188.45


Expense


610.00


606.52


3.48


Board of Appeal :


Expense


500.00


500.00


298.12


201.88


189


TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT


Expense


1,811.00 800.00


Advertising Zoning By-Law


0.00


17.917.97


Administrative Expense


1,212,28


17,371.62


0.00


Expense


Personal Services


1,728.00


1,728.00


0.00


Expense


Planning Board :


460.92


850.00


...


2,372.55


Fire and Police Signal System :


10.61 7,587.50


7,750.00 610.00


321.48


APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES-Continued


Balance Dec. 31, 1944


Appro- priations 1945


Other Credits


Total


Expended


Transfers


Balance Dec. 31, 1945


Wire Inspector :


Personal Services


3,200.00


3,200.00


3,200.00


0.00


Expense ...


545.00


25.00


570.00


561.44


8.56


Sealer of Weights and Measures :


Personal Services


2,300.00


2,300.00


2,300.00


0.00


Expense Gypsy Moth :


350.00


50.00


400.00


398.70


1.30


Personal Services


6,747.00


6,747.00


6,736.24


10.76


Expense


2,118.00


2,118.00


1,526.24


591.76


Tree Warden :


Personal Services and Wages


5,300.00


5,300.00


5,298.99


1.01


Expense


645.00


645.00


611.94


33.06


Capital Outlay


2,800.00


2,800.00


2,302.39


497.61


Board of Health :


Personal Services


9,450.00


9,450.00


9,449.83


.17


Expense


2,450.00


2,450.00


1,905.59


544.41


Communicable Diseases®


17,500.00


12,394.17


5,105.83


Mosquito Control


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


0.00


Hospital


17,660.60


17,660.60


17,660.60


0.00


Inspector of Animals :


Personal Services


600.00


600.00


600.00


0.00


Sewer Maintenance


8,000.00


8,000.00


6,517.45


1,482.55


Sewer Extensions


8,336.37


10,000.00


18,336.37


13,929.15


4,407.22


Arlmont Village-Sewer Extensions


474.59


474.59


0.00


474.59


Storm Drain Extensions


16,119.24


24,119.24


13,591.02


10,528.22


Sanitation :


Personal Services


2,250.00 104,300.00


2,250.00 107,800.00


106,784.87


1,015.13


Highway Maintenance-Wages, Material, Expenses


104,466.67


101,937.45


2,529.22


Highway -- Capital Outlay


18,839.60


31,044.60


12,825.76


18,218.84


Street Construction-1937


538.09


538.09


0.00


538.09


Street Construction-1938


1,086.69


1,086.69


0.00


1,086.69


Street Construction-1939


846.55


846.55


0.00


846.55


Street


Construction-1940


6,848.13


6,848.13


62,67


6,785.46


Street Construction-1941


10,961.28


10,961.28


0.00


10,961.28


Street Construction-1942


79.811.60


79,811.60


41.00


79,770.60


190


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


2,249.10


.90


Collection of Ashes, Rubbish and Offal


3,500.00


104,466.67 12,205.00


8,000.00


Assessment for County Tuberculosis


17.,500.00


Easement in Land 1942


1,500.00


1,500.00


0.00


1,500.00


Reconstruction of Streets and Maintenance


900.00


1,800.00


2,700.00


2,700.00


0.00


Alteration Wyman St. corner Mass. Ave. ..


199.03


199.03


0.00


199.03


Alteration of Gray Street


152.40


152.40


0.00


152.40


21.41


21.41


0.00


21.41


Alteration of Tufts Street


2,417.51


2,417.51


0.00


2,417.51


Sidewalks and Edgestones 1943-1944


2,571.83


15,000.00


17,571.83


10,849.18


6,722.65


739.18


739.18


0.00


739.18


Exterior Lines-Appleton St. to Rublee St.


211.63


211.63


0.00


211.63


Exterior Lines-Glenburn Rd., Arlmont to Hillcrest




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