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more or less, on Lowell Street, and a distance of 810 feet, more or less, on an easement owned by the Town south east of Norris Road, said sum to be allocated as follows:
For materials and rental of equipment $8,517.50
ARTICLE 13. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and secanded, that the Town vate to transfer from the account set up by Article 31 of the Warrant for the Annual town Meeting of March 8, 1954 for the purchase of land for a New Elementary Schaol the sum of $1, 500. 00 to the Wages Account of the Tree Warden for TRIMMING AND CARING OF TREES.
ARTICLE 14. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town vote to transfer the sum of $1, 316. 00, representing the unexpended balance of monies appropriated by Article 42 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of March 8, 1954 for PRIVATE MOTH WORK, to the Wages Account of the Tree Warden.
ARTICLE 15. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town transfer from the account set up by Article 31 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of March 8, 1954 for the purchase of land for a New Elementary School the sum of $25. 00 for the purpose stated in this article and authorize the Board of Selectmen to complete this transaction.
ARTICLE 16. Vote, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to appoint a FUTURE SCHOOL SITE ACQUISTION COMMITTEE of five members, to locate a site or sites for future school buildings, to have surveys and test borings made, to enter into preliminary negotiations with the owners of said site or sites, and to report to the Board of Selectmen by January 1, 1955.
ARTICLE 17. Voted, unanimously, on motion made and duly seconded, that the Town vote to transfer the sum of $1, 017. 00, representing the unexpended balance of the account of the School Site Committee, to the use of the FUTURE SCHOOL SITE AC- QUISTION COMMITTEE authorized by Article 16 of this Warrant.
ARTICLE 18. Voted, on motion duly made and seconded that action on this article be Indefinitely Postponed. Vote unanimous.
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ARTICLE 19. Voted, on motion duly made and seconded that action on this article be Indefinitely Postponed. Vote unanimous.
ARTICLE 20. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town accept as a Public Way HART ROAD, as approved by the Planning Board on 9/27/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 9/27/54.
Running from the westerly side of Chestnut Street, for a distance of 746 feet, more or less, and for a width of 40 feet, and covering that portion of the street as shown on the plan from lot 13 to lot 16 inclusive, and lots 2 and 3 anda portion of lot 12, as shownon a plan by Edwin T. Buryzynski, C. E., dated May, 1951 and approved by the Planning Board on 7/18/51.
ARTICLE 21. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town accept as a Public way LAKE STREET, as approved by the Planning Board on 6/21/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 7/12/54.
Running from the north side of Route 128 (formerly Railroad Avenue) for a distance of 269. 76 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet, as shown on a plan by Stanley E. Thomas, C. E., dated Novem- ber 10, 1941, and covering that portion of the street shown on said plan, from lot 1 to lot 4, in- clusive, as approved by the Planning Board on 11/26/41.
ARTICLE 22. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded (after wording of Article was corrected changing the date of May 6, 1948 to March 1948) that the Town accept as a Public Way, a portion of LOCKSLEY ROAD as approved by the Planning Board on 1/4/54 and laid out by the Board of Select- men 1/4/54:
Running in a northerly direction for a distance of 2, 500 feet more or less, and for a width of 50 feet, as shown on a plan of Richard D. Murphy, C. E. , dated March 1948, and covering that portion of the street on said plan, from lot 44 to lot 89 inclusive, as approved by the Planning Board on 4/14/48,
ARTICLE 23. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded that action on this article be Indefinitely Postponed.
ARTICLE 24. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded that the Town accept as a Public Way, NORRIS ROAD, as approved by the Planning Board on 6/30/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 7/12/54:
Running from the north side of Lowell Street, for a distance of 803.76 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet, as shownon a plan by Dana F. Perkins, C. E., dated 5/22/53 and covering that portion of the street shownon said plan from lot 4 to lot 9 in- clusive, as approved by the Planning Board on 1/4/54.
ARTICLE 25. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
ARTICLE 26. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town accept as a Public Way, PINE STREET, as approved by the Planning Board on 6/21/54 and laid out by the
Board of Selectmen on 7/12/54:
Running from the northerly side of Bay State Road, for a distance of 1, 900 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet, as shown on plans by Warren M. Mirick, C. E., dated March 21, 1951 and approved by the Planning Board on 4/18/51, and dated August 16, 1952 and approved by the Planning Board on 10/27/52, and covering that portion of the street shown on said plans from lot 1 to lot 22 inclusive.
ARTICLE 27. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town accept as a Public Way, SUNTAUG STREET, as approved by the Planning Board on 6/21/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 7/12/54:
Running from a dead end to a dead end, off Lake Street, for a distance of 460 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet, as shown on a plan by Stanley E. Thomas, C. E., dated November 10, 1941, and covering that portion of the street shown on said plan from lot A to lot 51 inclusive, as approved by the Planning Board on 11/26/41.
ARTICLE 28. A Motion was made and duly seconded to accept Article 28 as written in the Warrant.
A motion was then made and seconded that action on this article be indefinitely postponed. This motion was voted on, and lost as follows:
To Postpone 64
Not to Postpone 113
The original motion was then voted on, and carried by a counted vote of:
In Favor 94 92
Opposed
result being that the Town accept TAPLEY ROAD, as approved by the Planning Board on 6/30/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 7/12/54:
Running from the west side of Norris Road, for a distance of 712 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet, as shown on a plan by Dana F. Perkins, C. E., dated May 22, 1953, and covering that portion of the street as shown on said plan from lot 18 to lot 15 inclusive, as approved by the Plan- ning Board on 1/4/54.
ARTICLE 29. Voted, unanimously, on motion duly made and seconded, that the Town accept as a Public Way, WITHAM STREET, as approved by the Planning Board on 9/27/54 and laid out by the Board of Selectmen on 9/27/54:
Running from the northwest side of Munroe Street, for a distance of 800 feet, more or less, for a width of 40feet, as shown on a plan by Edward S. Averell, C. E., dated January 29, 1952, and covering that portion of the street shown on said plan from lot 1 to lot 12 inclusive, as approved by the Planning Board on 1/30/52.
Following motion duly made and seconded the Mod- erator declared the meeting adjourned "sine die" at 10:10 P. M.
Harry W. Higgins Town Clerk
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Report of BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Appropriations since 1953 Tax Rate was fixed Firemen's Pension Fund
$ 741, 971. 10 1,000.00
Various Essex County Funds
None
Overlay Deficits ..
None
State Parks and Reservations
943.59
State Parks and Reservations Deficit
209.93
State Audit of Municipal Accounts
1,778. 86
State Examination of Retirement System None
TOTAL
$ 12, 424, 303. 00
Tax on Polls
$ 3, 188. 00
County Tax
17,004.68
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
5,323.45
Essex County Retirement
6,317.27
Overlay 1954 20,694.33
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
$ 795,243.21
TAX RATE $41. 00
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
First Commitment.
$ 952.78
Second Commitment
2,499. 11
Third Commitment
150. 12
Fourth Commitment
6,409.83
Fifth Commitment
13,092.74
Old Age Tax (Meals), Chap. 64B, S 10 961.88
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise .
44,000.00
Licenses
3,500.00
Fines
None
General Government
300.00
Protection of Persons and Property
4,500.00
f
Charities (other than federal grants)
200.00
Old Age Assistance (other than federal grants) .
16,000. 00
Veterans' Services
1,500. 00
f
Schools (Funds from Income Tax not to be in- cluded
19,000. 00
TOTAL
$ 76,294. 33
t
Interest: On Taxes and Assessments
900.00
MOTOR EXCISE ABATEMENTS
Levy of 1953
$ 427. 04
Levy of 1954
3,505. 12
d
County Tuberculosis Hospital
474.33
Available Funds Voted
98, 523. 46
$ 3, 932.23
ABATEMENTS MADE IN 1954 ON REAL ESTATE *** PERSONAL *** POLLS
Real Estate
Personal
Polls
Levy of 1952
None
None
10.00
Levy of 1953
11.20
80.00
52.00
Levy of 1954
12,434.68
45. 10
364.00
$ 34, 150. 00
Stock in Trade
38,500. 00
Machinery
25,285.00
Live Stock
All Other Tangible Personal Property
527,970. 00
Real Estate
TOTAL
$ 12, 424, 303. 00
REAL ESTATE VALUES
Value of Land
$ 2, 787, 710. 00
Value of Buildings
9,010,688.00
Value of Personal Property
625,905.00
Total of Real Estate Values
11, 798, 398. 00
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS
Income Tax
$ 39,160. 18
Corporation Taxes
21, 984.28
Reimbursement on account of publicly owned Land
45.38
Sixth Commitment 4,151. 05
Seventh Commitment
9,637.40
Eighth Commitment
3,188. 49
Ninth Commitment
6, 197. 17
Tenth Commitment.
4,258. 43
Eleventh Commitment
6,057.89
Twelfth Commitment
11,410. 00
Thirteenth Commitment
3, 124.82
Fourteenth Commitment
3,647. 04
Fifteenth Commitment
1, 517. 46
Libraries
200. 00
$ 282,658.68
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TABLE OF AGGREGATES
DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS
Real Estate.
None
Personal
102.50
Polls .
16.00
Tax on Real Estate
483,734. 41
Tax on Personal Property
25,662. 12
Net Amount to be Raised
$512, 584.53
State Assistance for School Construction- Chap. 645, Acts 1948
31,000.00
Overestimates-Previous year . County Tax
409. 17
Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
$ 11, 798, 398. 00
State Examination of Retirement System Deficit None
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LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT
Total appropriations since 1953 Tax Rate was fixed . . 29,277.01
State Audit of District Accounts as certified by Commissioner.
345.51
Overlay, current year
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
29,848.60
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS
Water Rates
15, 740. 00 2,500.00
All other
Total Estimated Receipts
18, 240. 00
Total Available Funds Voted.
None
Net Amount to be Raised
11,608.60
Value of Water District Real Estate
4, 662, 763. 00
Value of Water District Personal
174, 150. 00
Total
4, 836, 913. 00
Tax on Real Estate
11, 190. 64
Tax on Personal.
417.96
Total
11,608.60
TAX RATE $2.40
ABATEMENTS IN LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT
Real Estate
Persona!
Levy of 1954
$15.30
$12.91
DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS
Real Estate. .. .... . None
Personal. ...... . $19. 39
LYNNFIELD CENTER WATER DISTRICT
Total appropriations since 1953 Tax Rate was
fixed .
47,403.75
State Audit of District Accounts as certified by Commissioner.
231. 83
Overlay, current year
1,444.26
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
49, 079.84
Protection of Persons and Property
4.35
4.55
4.67
4.91
4.82
Health and Sanitation
.49
.52
.51
.71
.90
Highways
3.98
5.85
5. 15
7.05
6.43
Charities
2.73
1.86
2.21
2. 12
2.00
* Education - Schools
18. 15
16. 15
18.50
20.60
25.72
Education - Libraries
.21
.66
.36
. 32
.38
Parks and Cemeteries
.53
. 62
.50
.56
1.09
Unclassified
.72
.78
.67
.61
1.06
Civil Defense
-
. 27
-
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Insurance
.27
. 43
.45
.67
. 54
State & County Taxes
2.35
2.21
2.19
2. 12
2.09
Overlay
1.36
1.61
1. 19
1.36
1.41
Total Estimated
Expense Less Receipts
37.50
37.90 38.78
43.86
49. 16
From Available Funds
and Poll Taxes
-5.50
-3.90 - - 2.78
-3.86
-8.16
Tax Rate
32.00 34.00
36.00
40.00
41.00
LYMAN TWISS who retired this year after 43 years of conscientious and whole-hearted service as Tree Warden.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS
Public Service Enterprises
27, 600. 00
Total Available Funds
7, 000. 00
Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds 34,600. 00
Net Amount to be Raised
14, 479. 84
Value of Water District Real Estate
6, 370, 145. 00
Value of Water District Personal
211,560.00
Total.
6, 581, 705. 00
Tax on Real Estate
14, 014. 40
Tax on Personal
465.44
Net Amount to be Raised.
14,479.84
TAX RATE
$2.20
ABATEMENTS LYNNFIELD CENTER WATER DISTRICT
Real Estate
Personal
Levy of 1953.
$ 9.20
None
Levy of 1954. 19.75
None
DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS
Real Estate.
None
Personal. . None
Respectfully submitted, Board of Assessors, Lynnfield
Stanley G. Thwing, Chairman Kenneth A. Worthen
Stanley E. Flagg
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE TAX RATE
Department or Expense
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
General Government
$ 2.36 $ 2.39 $ 2.38 $ 2. 83 $ 2.72
* Includes payment of interest and principal on notes for school buildings.
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226. 08
Report of TOWN TREASURER
TRUST FUNDS
George N. Blake Library Fund
4,000.00
1,615. 18
TREASURER'S RECEIPTS & CASH BALANCE
James Reed Fund
25.00
George Blake Fund
110. 00
A. J. Clough Fund 9.00
G. L. Hawkes Fund 13.76
Mary U. Nash Fund
27.50
Susan Brown Fund
25. 18
Emerson Fund
82.50
Interest on Endowments, withdrawn
727.00
Nash Fund
17.00
New Endowments
485.00
Sales of Lots
235.00
Cemetery Dept.
803.00
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954 300.00
9.00
309.00
Board of Appeal
400. 00
Withdrawn for Library Dept.
9.00
On Deposit December 31, 1954
300. 00
Gasoline Registrations
12.00
George L. Hawkes Library Fund
Sealer of Weights & Measures
41. 10
Building Permits
2,485.00
Interest and Dividend for 1954
13.76
513.75
708. 00
Withdrawn for Library Dept.
13.76
On Deposit December 31, 1954
500. 00
Inspector of Milk
34.00
Teachers' Retirement
6, 641. 16
Essex County Retirement
6,580. 83
Interest and Dividend for 1954
27.50
1, 027.50
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
2,241.50
Withdrawn for Library Dept.
27.50
Wire Inspector
1,017.75
Withholding Tax
30, 426.23
Planning Board
75.00
Miscellaneous Reimbursements
3,802.88
Licenses & Permits
463.50
O. A. A. Reimbursements
1,735.98
Rent of Schools
1,288.20
Peabody Court Fines
25.00
School Lunches
24, 070. 04
Interest on Bank Deposit
157. 10
Sale of Street Lists
52.00
Liquor Permits
3,350.00
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Income Tax
15, 120.00
Corp. - Business Tax
20,309.57
Loss of Taxes
46. 67
Old Age Assistance
17,437.99
Aid to dependent children
521.50
O. A. A. Meal Tax
809. 07
Vocational Education
10. 00
Peddlers Licenses
740.57
Meal Tax - Corp.
10,487.45
Veterans' Services
1, 837.90
High School Transportation
22,308.75
School Aid Chap. 70 31,080. 74
School Building Assistance
49,696. 01
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1
6
6
0
Interest Received in 1954 43.50
Adelia J. Clough Library Fund 300. 00
George L. Hawkes Library Fund 500. 00
1,000.00
Mary U. Nash Improvement Fund 2,267.26
Various Cemetery Funds
22, 467.27
Legion Memorial Fund
1,615. 18
EARNINGS AND DISTRIBUTIONS
George N. Blake Library Fund
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954
4,000.00
Interest and Dividend for 1954
110.00
4, 110. 00
Withdrawn for Library Dept.
110. 00
On Deposit December 31, 1954
4,000. 00
Ade lia J. Clough Library Fund
Dog Licenses
1,543.00
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954 500.00
Mary U. Nash Library Fund
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954
1,000.00
Mary U. Nash Improvement Fund
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954 2,267.26
Interest in 1954 (Wak. Sav. Bank) 28.23
Interest in 1954 (Mech. Sav. Bank) 33.52
2,329.01
On Deposit December 31, 1954
(Wakefield Sav. Bank) 945.45
On Deposit December 31, 1954
(Mechanics Sav. Bank)
1, 366. 56
Withdrawn Wakefield Sav. Bank 17.00
2,329.01
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72
38
19
4
00 00
00 84 00 Mary U. Nash Library Fund
00 00
40 44 84
72
32
Legion Memorial Fund
Amount of Fund January 1, 1954 1,571.68
On Deposit December 31, 1954
1,000.00
Board of Health Permits
Plumbing Permits
1,232.00
Library Fines
288. 95
Interest and Dividends for 1954
On Deposit December 31, 1954
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School Lunch Fund
548.57
FEDERAL GRANTS
Old Age Assistance
22, 144.74
Real Estate
162.62
Aid to Dependent Children
703. 81
Interest Cost, etc.
11.78
L. C. W. D. Tax
40.01
Interests Costs, etc.
5.16
Deed
9.00
Sale of Property
80.00
Care - Feed of Dogs
242.50
Dog License Refund
1,091.04
Total Receipts in 1954
861,652.86
Cash on hand January 1, 1954
410,296. 52
Total for 1954
1,271, 949.38
Paid by Warrants
878, 192.35
Real Estate
473, 441.23
Personal Property
24,698.77
Poll Tax
3,008.00
Motor Vehicle
72,640. 99
Tree-Moth Assessments
127.00
Costs, Interest, etc.
740. 91
Miscellaneous
319.35
TAXATION
Balance December 31, 1954
393, 757. 03
The proceeds of the sale of 3 Cemetery Lots, and the money paid to the Cemetery Department to endow 6 Cemetery Lots was received by the Treasurer. Information regarding present endowed lots may be obtained at any time from the Town Treasurer, or Cemetery Department.
Harry W. Higgins, Town Treasurer
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TAX TITLE REDEMPTIONS
ESSEX COUNTY
.62 .78
Report of TOWN ACCOUNTANT
00 00
.86
.52
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
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ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Cash
Employees Payroll Deductions
General
393, 745. 19
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
12.10
Special-Surplus War Bonus
1,615. 18
ed
Petty Advance-Collector
50.00
395, 410. 37
Levy of 1949
or
Accounts Receivable
Real Estate 21.94
Taxes
Levy of 1951
Real Estate
9.25
Personal
302.26
Poll
2.00
Levy of 1952
Levy of 1951 Real Estate 231.49
264. 68
Real Estate
1,216. 41
Agency - Excess Sale Land of Low Value
100. 73
Poll
14. 00
Recoveries - Old Age Assistance
1,542.85
Levy of 1953
Federal Grants
Personal
1,331.20
Old Age Assistance
1, 635. 70
Real Estate
2,346.58
Old Age Assistance-Admin.
175. 88
Poll
32.00
Aid Dependent Children
54.00
Levy of 1954
Aid Dependent Children-Admin.
1, 337. 96
3,203.54
Personal
1,628.52
Revolving Funds - School Lunches
4,173.92
Real Estate
16, 673. 69
Appropriation Balances
Poll
84.00
23, 686.26
Revenue-General
23,755.23
Levy of 195 1
64.66
Elementary School
75, 000. 00
98, 755. 23
Levy of 1952
212.07
Levy of 1953
856. 95
State
3.71
Levy of 1954
8, 601.59
9, 735.27
County
135.20
138.91
Tax Titles
2,713.03
Sale of Cemetery Lots
1, 152.25
Tax Possessions
2,385.00
School Construction Grants
30, 069. 93
Aid Dependent Children
240.49
Road Machinery
1,570. 32
31, 640.25
Old Age Assistance
1,591.80
1, 832.29
Loans Authorized-Unissued
400, 000. 00
State Aid to Highways
7,000.00
Reserve Fund - Overlay Surplus
20, 143.58
County Aid to Highways
3,000.00
State and County Aid to Highways
10, 000. 00
Overlays Reserved for Abatements
Levy of 1949
2.54
Levy of 1950
194.24
Levy of 1951
913.52
Levy of 1952
5,877.81
Levy of 1953
4,574. 14 ยท
Levy of 1954
7,850. 55
19, 412. 80
Revenue Reserved until Collected
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
10,291. 06
Tax Titles and Possessions 5,098. 03
Departmental
1,832.29
17,221.38
Surplus War Bonus Fund and Accumulations
1, 615. 18
Surplus Revenue
236, 389. 02
845, 766. 42
845, 766. 42
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BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1954
.38
8
hey
rer
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
Non-Revenue-Summer St.
Overestimate 1954 Assessments
Receipts Reserved for Appropriations
Departmental
400, 000.00
Loans Authorized
Dog Licenses for County
4.20
Overpayments to be Refunded
Levy of 1950
Personal
57.60
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt Inside Debt Limit General Outside Debt Limit General
97,000.00
1, 105, 000. 00
Serial Loans Inside Debt Limit General School 97,000.00 Outside Debt Limit General School 1, 105, 000. 00
1,202, 000. 00
TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds
George Blake Fund Library
4,000.00
Cash and Securities
Ade lia Clough Fund Library
300. 00
In Custody of Treasurer
30, 579. 36
George L. Hawkes Fund Library
500. 00
In Custody of State Treasurer
1,000.00
Mary U. Nash Fund Library 1,000.00
In Custody of East Boston Savings
839.60
Mary U. Nash Town Improvement Fund 2, 312. 01 Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 22,467.35
In Custody of Trustees Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
1,839.60
32, 418. 96
32,418. 96
ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTS 1954
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Expendi- tures
Balance
General Government
Selectmen
3,637. 11
1, 165.70
4,612. 19
190. 62
Accountant
2,339.00
2, 296.52
42.48
Treasurer
3,558.00
3,037.37
520. 63
Collector
2,761.00
100.00
2,810.63
50.37
Board of Assessors
4,139.00
4, 107.29
31.71
General Government Clerks
5,648.00
Planning Board
1,487.50
1, 064.93
422.57
Appeal Board
306.00
250.00
549.51
6.49
Other Finance Offices
2,800.00
2,541.85
258. 15
Counsel
1,035.00
935.31
99.69
Clerk
3,100.00
3, 062.24
37.76
Elections and Registrations
2,398.00
15.50
2,209.20
204.30
Codifying By-Laws
140. 00
Municipal Buildings
6, 875.00
6, 435. 35
439. 65
Protection of Persons and Property
Police
35, 802.46
96.50
34,229.07
1,669.89
Cruiser
600.00
511.50
88.50
Fire
14,210. 00
13,490. 88
719. 12
Hydrant Rental
5,475.00
5,475.00
Moth
3,404.00
3,595.21
135.79
Moth Private
1,500. 00
1,316.00
184.00
Tree Warden
3,100. 00
2,816.00
5,222.66
693.34
Dutch Elm Disease
4,485.00
4,321.91
163.09
Power Chain Saw
450.00
450.00
Building Inspector
2, 120. 00
366.75
2,406.87
79. 88
Wire Inspector
537.00
294. 08
831. 08
Dog Officer
872.00
859.70
12.30
24
327.00
5,648.00
140. 00
Bank
1,202, 000. 00
In Custody of Treasurer
ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTS (continued) 1954
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Expendi- tures
Balance
Sealer of Weights and Measures
180. 00
176. 01
3.99
Submersible Pumps
208. 00
208.00
Health and Sanitation
Board of Health
1,500.00
500. 00
1,719.28
280. 72
Animal Inspector
35.00
1.95
36.95
Milk Inspector
635.00
279.00
910. 11
3.89
Refuse Collection
6, 650. 00
6, 650. 00
Garbage Collection
4,350. 00
4,350. 00
Essex Sanitorium
1,500.00
625.50
874.50
Highway
Highway Maintenance
50,304.00
4,132.20
53,514.76
921. 44
Snow and Ice
2,945.00
2,939. 12
5.88
Chapter 90 Construction
12,000.00
4,582.60
7,417.40
Chapter 90 Maintenance
3,000.00
3,000.00
Street Lighting
8,500.00
6, 780. 80
1,719.20
Street Signs
208.44
38.41
170. 03
Sidewalk Construction
3,000.00
1,842.38
1, 157.62
Storm Drains
1, 690.54
372.53
9.74
Re-Building Streets
120.67
60.00
60.67 .
Town Hall Parking Area
102.56
100. 00
2.56
Library Parking Area
935.95
927.33
8. 62
Diaphragm Pump
6, 900. 00
3,380. 80
619.20
Truck
4,000. 00
2,002.83
197. 17
Hilltop Road
2,200.00
7,023.32
1,494. 18
Lowell Street Storm Drain
1,610. 00
1,406.08
203. 92
Gas and Oil
3,000. 00
173.01
3, 173.01
Charities
2,939.77
1,707.11
Old Age Administration
4,646. 88
47,807.55
3,755.41
Old Age Assistance
51,562.96
2, 793. 12
2,331.88
Public Welfare
5,125.00
1,784.22
1,563.78
Aid to Dependent Children
4,520.00
244.91
4, 764.91
1,000.00
Assistance Disabled
1,000.00
Aid Dependent Children Adm.
1,337.96
Education
282,567.00
3.45
274,326. 44
8,244. 01
Schools
38, 949. 35
34,775.43
4, 173.92
Hot Lunch
495.77
2,215. 84
School Building Committee
2,711.61
1, 087.14
112.86
Summer Playground
1,200. 00
3, 143.48
1,856.52
Plans for Elementary School
59.00
1,017.00
498.50
150. 00
School Plant Planning
5,529.40
South School Play Area
64.60
952.40
School Site Acquisition
69,501. 06
54, 304.37
15, 196. 69
Junior High School
2,736.00
390. 07
South Elementary School
3, 126. 07
87.69
220.77
Grading Center School
75,000.00
Elementary School - Summer Street
5, 792.00
242.76
5, 445.94
588. 82
1
5,000.00
59.00
Regional School Planning
1,515.50
Future School Site
150.00
2,470.60
8, 000. 00
1,017.00
308. 46
75,000. 00
Libraries
600.00
548.38
51.62
6,282.00
618.00
Hough Pay Loader
8,517.50
Sand Spreader
3,348.00
Veterans' Benefits
1,337.96
Pillings Pond Road
382.27
831.35
859. 19
Plumbing Inspector
90.00
90.00
25
ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTS (continued) 1954
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Expendi- tures
Balance
Recreation and Unclassified
Memorial Park
500.00
337.60
162. 40
Association Meetings
175.00
63.25
111. 75
Memorial Day Observance
300. 00
300.00
Fire Insurance
3,219. 11
3,219. 11
Taking of Census
1,000.00
1,000.00
Liability and Property Damage
1,650.00
1,605.41
44.59
Reserve Fund
10, 000. 00
4, 773. 90
5,226. 10
Commercial Development
300. 00
300. 00
Civilian Defense
1, 758.97
662.62
1,096.35
Master Plan
4,550. 00
4,000. 00
550.00
Pope and Westover Property
25,000. 00
3, 135.00
21, 083.63
781. 37
Rideout Property
7,000. 00
4,937. 01
2,062.99
Hurricane Relief
13, 030. 36
13, 030. 36
Engineering Plans
1,000. 00
Park and Cemetery
6, 132.00
5,902.93
229. 07
Rotary Power Mower
139.50
139.50
Interest and Debt
26, 300. 00
25,921.25
378. 75
General Loan
81, 000.00
81, 000.00
Agency Trust and Investment
State Park and Reservations
1,153.52
939.88
213.64
Auditing Accounts
1, 778. 86
1,778. 86
County Tax
17, 004.59
16, 869.39
135.20
Withholding Tax
30, 426. 23
30, 426.23
Blue Cross
2,249.90
2,237.80
12. 10
Beverage License State
10. 00
10. 00
Dog Licenses County
1,637.20
1,641. 40
- 4.20
Fireman Pension Res.
1,000. 00
1,000. 0
Trust and Investment
Teacher Retirement
6, 641. 16
6,641. 16
Essex Retirement
6,602. 12
6,602. 12
Essex County Assessment
6, 317.27
6, 317.27
Cemetery Perpetual Care
535. 18
535. 18
Compensation Fund
3,309.43
2, 406.97.
902.46
T. B. Assessment
5,323.54
5,323.54
Nash Improvement Fund
17. 00
17.00
Refunds
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