Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1926, Part 13

Author: Reading (Mass.)
Publication date: 1926
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 322


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Menovitch, Martin


Temple, Allan Buck Trevor, Phyllis Upton, Joshua Walker, Helen Frances


Merritt, Elmer Bradford


Merritt, Francis Sumner


Weigmann, Lois Anna


Mount, Joseph Warren


Westcott, Jessie Gertrude


Murphy, Henry Arthur, Jr.


White, Blanche Mary White, Clarence Joseph


Wile, Grace Alma


Woods, Jennette Elizabeth


O'Brien, Nelson Paul


Parker, George Stevens Parker, Marguerite Louise Parker, Philip Goddard Perry, Dorothy Thelma Phillips, Harold Francis Phinney, Carlton Clifford Poole, Alice Colby Pratt, Edith May Riley, Francis Paul


Riseman, Sadie Dorothy


Roxbee, Ralph Eliott


Sardell, George Richard Sheehan, James Francis Sias, Donald Bragdon Skidmore, Earl Francis Smith, Helen Mildred


Smith, Virginia Constance


Spurr, John Abram Stanley, Edward Palmer Stone, Marion


Straka, Chester Ervin, Jr.


Taylor, Stuart Franklin


Tebeau, Frank Sylvester


Weafer, Margaret Chase


Nichols, Leonard Frank


Nichols, Lionel Strout


Noyes, Eleanor Martha


Wright, Dorothy Mary


TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1926, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1926


SCHOOL


GRADES OR SUB- JECT


NAMES OF TEACHERS


WHERE EDUCATED


Year


Appointed


Salary


Total


Enrolment


Average


Average


Attendance


Per cent. of


Attendance


High School


Superintendent - Principal ...


Adelbert L. Safford, M. A ....


*Bates College ..


1913


$3800


2018 1909.88 1798.6 94.


Rudolf Sussmann, B. S. .


1917


3300


551


545.5


510.6


93-5


Phys. Tr., Civics


Joseph A. Aldred, B. S. . .


1925


2200


Mathematics, .. .. Com. Eng., Geog.


Elizabeth A. Batchelder.


1916


1900


M. Tr., Mech. Dr.


Alfred Boehm ..


Trade School, Hamburg, Germ'y


1920


2200


English .


Clarissa I. Brown, B. S.


Boston University .


1924


1500


Asst. Com. Dept.


Elva A. Buckley .


Bay Path Institute.


1924


1700


Head Eng. Dept.


Lyla R. Davis, B. A.


Ohio Wesleyan University


1925


1900


B'kkeeping, Pen.


Alberta F. Drury .


Salem and Posse Normal


1917


1900


Sten. and Type. Mathematics .. ..


Luke Halpin, A. B.


1922


2200


English . . ..


Maveret Hughes, A. B.


Syracuse University


1926


1700


Spanish, German


Lillian Jefts, B. A. . ..


St. Lawrence University


1917


1900


French and Latin


Helen G. Kershaw, A. B. ..


Radcliffe College . .


1919


1900


Sec. Supt., Dean


Abigail H. Mingo, A. B.


1918


2000


Phys. Training . . Sci., World Hist,


Ruth Osborne, B. A ..


Wheaton College.


1926


1300


Head Sci. Dept .. French ..


Marian T. Pratt, A. B ..


1919


1900


Eng., Math.


Bates.


1926


1300


Latin . ..


Mildred B. Sussmann, A. B. ..


1919


1900


History ..


Russell P. Taylor, A. B.


Bates.


1922


2200


French, English -


Wellesley College ..


1925


1600


Biol., Civ, Health


Ellen S. Wright, B. A .. ..


Mt. Holyoke College


1926


1300


Agriculture


Herman T. Wheeler, B. S. ...


Mass. Agricultural College


1924


2000


Principal .. Raymond W. Blaisdell, A. B ..


Bates College


1923


3100


Math., Asst. Prin


Emma S. Page.


N. H. State Normal.


1899


1900


French, English


Ramona Beil .


Mt. Ida School, plus courses.


1924


1500


English . . .


Doris G. Blaisdell, A. B.


Tufts College ...


1925


1700


36


35.2


33.97


96.31


Cooking·


Elizabeth Chalmers .


Practical Arts High, plus courses


1924


1500


Gen. Science


Marion Day .


Beverly High, plus courses


1924


1700


Drawing


Eleanor F. Emerson.


Salem Normal. ..


1915


1700


43


43.15


41.55


96.29


Manual Training


Lyman E. Fancy


Mass. Nor. Art ..


1918


2000


Social Studies. ..


Lestina M. Goddard .


Gorham Normal.


1920


1700


46


44.66


43.30


96.96


. .


1925


1800


Frederick J. Pope, B. S. .


Colby College


1922


2200


Wellesley College


Margaret Richardson, A. B ..


Willimantic Nor., Bay Path Inst. Bowdoin College


1914


1900


E. Frances Greenhalgh .


Masz. Inst. Technology. B. U. .. Salem Normal.


1926


1900


George D. Anderson ..


Conn. Agric., M. A. C., B. U .... Bowdoin College ..


Boston Univ., Chandler Sec.


Lydia A. Nelson. A. B. ..


Syracuse University


Radcliffe College .


Eleanor L. Warren, A. B. ....


Highland and Junior High


Membership


TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1926, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1926 (Continued)


SCHOOL


GRADES OR SUB- JECT


TEACHER


WHERE EDUCATED


Year


Appointed


Salary


Total


Enrolment


Average


Membership


Attendance


Per cent. of Attendance


Highland and Junior High. ..


English .


Alice E. Hood


Concord, N. H., Training School


1902


1700


49


48.57


47.53


97.86


Sewing


Rita Lahaise . ..


1921


1700


Gorham Normal.


1923


1700


45


44.46


43.48


97.78


Pys Tr, Hy, Math


Kenneth Lucas, S. B.


Mass. Inst. of Technology .


1925


1800


40


39.08


38.05


97.36


Pen, Soc. Studies


Ida F. Spencer ..


Farmington, Me., Normal


1925


1700


Eng., Bus. Prac.


Ethel S. Williams.


Salem Normal. .


1922


1700


45


45.


40.10


88.16


Phys. Training ..


Margaret E. Tyacke.


Harvard School of Phys. Educ ..


1926


1600


Grades


Grade 6. .


A. Louise Fogg


Colby College (2 yrs.) .


1919


1500


40


39.33


38.54


97.83


Grade 5.


Matilda J. Gamble. ..


Woburn High School .


1920


1500


47


47.


45.08


95.75


Grade 6 ..


Carolyn C. Grace.


No. Adams Normal School


1919


1500


42


40.04


38.35


93.75


Grade 5.


Annie W. Quillen


Salem Normal-


1916


1500


92


30.


28.91


94.


Grade 5.


Margaret E. Whittier


Salem Normal.


1916


1500


46


45.44


43.69


96.07


Center.


Prin. Cen & Union


M. Grace Wakefield ..


Salem Normal .


1890


2000


44


43.42


44.39


95.28


Grade 4 ..


Vera Buckle, A. B. ..


Caribou High. plus summer work


1919


1500


36


35.24


34.38


95.53


Grade 3.


Genevieve Quinlan·


Salem Normal. ..


1921


1500


15


15.


14.57


97.32


Grade 4.


Genevieve Quinlan


Salem Normal ...


1921


1500


30


30.


28.53


95.11


Grade 3.


Helen G. Quinlan


1915


1500


52


45.42


44.01


96.75


Grade 2 . .


Jessie Little ..


1926


1000


45


44.39


42.39


95.45


Grade 2.


Alberta Mathieson .


Salem Normal.


1924


1500


46


43.55


41.77


95.93


Union St. . ...


Grade 1.


Winifred Cochrane. .


Plymouth, N. H., Normal .


1919


1500


46


43.59


41.69


90.22


Grade 1 . ..


Addie A. Copeland ·


1925


1200


28


25.07


23.77


94.78


Grade 1 ..


Dorothy Newcomb . .


1926


1000


46


43.57


39.53


91.26


Grade 1 . . ..


Dorothy E. Williams


1926


1100


19


19.


17.92


94.33


Grane 2.


Dorothy E. Williams.


Bridgewater Normal


20


19.83


18.59


92.85


Lowell St ...


Prin. and Grade 3


Nellie P. Beaton


*Danvers High.


1919


1700


30


26.77


25 55


95 45


Grade 4.


Nellie P. Beaton.


*Danvers High. .


96.2


Grade 1 . .


Dorothy L. Burgess .


1926


1000


37


32.42


30.50


94.22


Grade 2 . .


Helen C. Laing.


1926


1400


38


35.45


23.47


94.50


Grade 5 ..


Florence A. Potter.


*Plymouth, N. H., Normal.


.. 1926


1400


24


21.97


21.08


95.88


Grade 6.


Florence A. Potter.


* Plymouth, N. H., Normal.


24


2.125


21.7


97.68


Music, Eng, S St.


Louise B. Maxwell.


Bridgewater Normal ...


1920


1700


Boston University .


1915


1500


Grade 3.


Glenna Dow


Salem Normal.


Bridgewater Normal .


*Dover, N. H. H. S .. plus courses Aroosotok Rtate Mormal .. Bridgewater Normal


Lesley Normal .. Lesley Normal .


21


19.03


18.32


Average


W. Roxbury High, plus courses . .


Mathematics.


Inez H. Lewis ...


Prospect St. . ....


Prin. Grade 2 .... Grade 3


Ada E. Dow .. Ada E. Dow ..


*High School, plus courses.


1909


1700


26 25 32


25.76 23.70 31.35


26.06 22.77


95.42


Grade 1 ..


Marion P. Adams ..


1919


1500


17


17.


13.66


96.24


Grade 5 ..


Dorothy Mudgett


1924


49


45.77


43.35


95 21


Grades 4 and 5. . .


Olive S. Perry


* Wheelock Training ..


1916


1500 1500


45


39.50


38.44


97.56


Chestnut Hill . ..


Prin. Grade 1 .. ..


Isabelle P. Kissock.


*Dean Academy


1911


1700


9


8.77 10.56


8.50


96.92


Grade 2.


Isabelle P. Kissock.


Grade 3.


Isabelle P. Kissock.


13


13.


12.51


96.23


Grade 4 ..


Annie B. Reid .


*Framingham Normal. ..


1925


1800


8


8. 8.64


8.54


97.07


Grade 6.


Annie B. Reid . .


16


15.67


15.51


97.31


Oppotun'y School


Josephine H. Carleton . . ...


1925


2000


21


19.86 14.


13.31


95.06


Ida C. Lucas


Worcester Normal ..


1917


1900


M. Adeline Lahaise


Mass. Normal Art.


1919


1800


C. Francis Woods


Brown University


1926


1200


Evening School .. Principal


Josephine H. Carleton


*Boston University.


1926


300


40


Albert W. Carleton ..


*Tufts College .. . Salem Normal.


1926


240


Elizabeth Guarnaccia.


1926


180


.


97.23


Wheelock Training.


98.61


Grade 2. .


Marion P. Adams .


*Keene. N. H., Normal


11


10.26


97.16


Grade 5. .


Annie B. Reid ..


9


7.72


96.58


Elizabeth Guarnaccia


Boston University Salem Normal.


1926


14


18.68


94.4


Super. of Stand. and Guidance .. Super. Drawing Super. of Music


*Has taken courses of college grade and graduate work at B. U., Simmons, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, or at Normal Schools


28.35


BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF READING, 1927


1927 Estimated Appropriation


Expended 1926


Expended 1925


Expended 1924


GENERAL ACCOUNT: SALARIES


1. Salaries-Teachers and Supt.


$123,520.22


$107,420.79


$102,635.39


2. Janitors


9,102.97


9,019.00


8,078.00


3. Other Salaries:


Attendance Officer


500.00


400.00


350.00


Medical Inspector


600.00


500.00


500.00


School Nurse


1,700.00


1,600.00


1,500.00


$152,337.91


Total Salaries


$135,423.19


$118,939.79


$113,063.69


4,225.00


4. Transportation of Pupils


3,831.15


3,228.90


2,756.25


200.00


5. School Tuition


37.15


6,000.00


6. Books


4,278.96


4,906.33


3,138.98


5,000.00


7. Supplies for Pupils


4,157.77


5,757.59


5,144.12


1,500.00


8. Apparatus for Teaching


1,980.03


835.08


690.00


9. General Expense:


275.00


368.67


138.79


Office Supplies


561.42


261.18


312.57


Telephones


762.79


493.77


410.27


Graduation, Miscellaneous


185.20


114.36


172.55


Supt. 's Expense


102.00


114.52


14.00


Lectures, Public Meetings


49.75


34.50


Insurance


46.07


402.53


986.83


51.00


Supervisor's Expense


$ 2,384.76


$ 2,341.33


$ 1,133.68


2,000.00


Printing and Advertising


.


.


1927 Estimated Appropriation $ 8,000.00


Expended 1926


Expended 1925


Expended 1924


$ 5,267.30


$ 7,126.73


$ 7,195.67


11. Building Maintenance


1,300.00


Gas and Electricity


951.83


976.14


787.67


1,700.00


Water and Sewer


1,776.60


1,524.60


1,407.60


500.00


Trucking, etc,


347.64


373.40


334.87


1,600.00


Janitors' Supplies


1,372.11


1,264.26


1,316.96


8,200.00


12. Repairs


14,076.62


14,524.42


Buildings


7,862.36


Furniture


1,668.40


Grounds


883.20


$ 14,076.62


$ 10,413.96


$ 14,524.42


40,225.00


TOTAL FOR MAINTENANCE


$ 40,424.77


$ 38,747.32


$ 38,467.37


Less Transfer to Agriculture


379.45


$ 40,045.32


192,562.91


TOTAL EXPENDITURES-General


$175,468.51


$157,513.86


$151,531.06


$ 11,925.00


$ 11,935.00


Receipts not from tax levy : State Reimbursement, Chap. 70, G. L. Tuition, etc.


$ 12,605.40


9,386.60


8,399.21


5,989.01


Due, but not paid


714.03


1,580.65


.


.


.


$ 4,448.17


$ 4,138.40


$ 3,847.10


·


.


10. Fuel


BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (Continued)


AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNT


2,937.50


1. Teachers', Supt. 's, and Janitors' Salaries Smith-Hughes' Fund


.


$ 2,833.36


$ 3,615.78


$ 4,367.75


287.58


2. Light, Fuel, Repairs


70.76


500.00


3. Books, Apparatus, Supplies


500.00


230.48


400.42


$ 3,333.36


$ 4,133.84


$ 4,838.93


Receipts not from tax levy :


State Aid to Industrial School


1,614.62


877.74


1,000.83


Smith-Hughes' Fund


313.29


287.58


296.06


Tuition


668.66


2,082.67


3,050.35


Due, but not paid


442.11


211.93


$ 2,596.57


INDUSTRIAL TUITION


800.00


Tuition paid Reimbursement from State


$ 750.01


$ 585.77


$ 675.00


408.46


315.01


165


DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FOR YEAR ENDING 31, 1926 General Account


Transportation:


North Reading


$ 16.25


Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Co.


250.00


James Mason


3564.90


$ 3,831.15


Books:


Allyn & Bacon


$ 169.17


American Book Co. .


217.85


American Child Health Assn.


4.50


American Library Assn.


16.21


American Viewpoint Soc.


37.04


D. Appleton & Co.


3.08


Arlo Publishing Co.


7.09


The Atlantic Monthly Co.


4.66


Edward E. Babb & Co.


250.32


Walter H. Baker Co.


1.50


F. J. Barnard & Co., Inc.


299.63


A. S. Barnes & Co.


4.12


M. Barrows & Co.


8.92


C. C. Birchard & Co.


20.58


P. Blackiston's Son & Co.


3.60


Bobbs-Merrill Co.


29.73


The Bookshop for Boys and Girls


1.55


The Boston Music Co.


2.73


The Bruce Publishing Co.


1.96


The Century Co.


2.50


The Children's Foundation


45.00


Child Study Assn. of Am.


5.00


The Davis Press


3.00


The John Day Co.


4.83


Oliver Ditson Co.


19.52


Dowling School Supply Co.


58.01


E. P. Dutton & Co.


3.30


Fairbairn Art Co.


2.78


The Gregg Pub. Co.


.48


Ginn and Company


299.43


Hall & McCreary Co.


14,20


Harcourt, Brace & Co., Inc.


13.06


Harvard Co-operative Soc., Inc.


5.45


Harvard Univ. Press


3.00


D. C. Heath & Co.


152.23


Houghton, Mifflin Co.


134.81


Laidlow Brothers


1.72


Charles E. Lauriat Co


126.87


. .


166


J. B. Lippincott Co.


38.18


Longmans, Green & Co.


8.25


Lyons & Carnahan.


141.64


Elizabeth McCormick Mem. Fund.


1.28


McIntosh Pub. Co


3.86


John Jos. McVey


3.00


Macmillan Co.


199.67


City of Melrose


1.00


Charles E. Merrill Co


100.22


A. H. Mingo


12.92


The Old Corner Book Store


167.44


The A. N. Palmer Co.


70.32


Rand, McNally Co.


44.62


Regents Publishing Co.


2.52


Patterson's Am. Educ. Director


6.00


Progressive Educ. Assn.


19.75


Prospect Union Educ. Exch.


1.00


Public School Publishing Co.


18.85


The Republic Publishing Co.


9.25


Research University


1.25


Harold Rugg


299.00


Benjamin H. Sanborn Co.


33.77


E. C. Schirmer Music Co.


1.88


Schoenhof's


.50


Charles Scribner's Sons


65.45


Scott, Foresman & Co.


9.66


Silver, Burdett & Co.


65.72


South Western Pub. Co


41.32


Stanford University


9.68


Supt. of Documents, Gov. Print. Office.


2.50


The Survey


2.00


Russell P. Taylor.


5.90


Teachers' College


23.50


University of Chicago.


14.50


The University of Chicago Press


10.90


Univ. Supply and Book Co


3.36


Warwick & York, Inc.


22.26


H. W. Wilson Co ..


2.50


Winnetka Public Schools.


85.30


John C. Winston Co


217.67


World Book Co.


537.14


$ 4,284.96


Supplies for Pupils:


Adams Co


39.17


American Type Founders Co.


3.15


Mona Lisa Ames.


3.60


G. H. Atkinson Co.


10.00


167


Art Extension Society


2.50


Edward E. Babb & Co


70.81


Walter H. Baker Co


4.40


W. Bancroft & Co.


1.56


Barris Lumber Co.


32.25


Harold W. Batchelder


1.00


Berry and Withington


13.90


Boston School Committee.


3.00


Milton Bradley Co.


449.63


Joseph Breck & Son.


6.12


George W. Craigie


23.78


Danforth Pharmacy


.25


C. L. Deming.


13.10


Dowling School Supply Co.


65.60


Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co


23.47


A. Flanagan


29.24


Francis Brothers


37.14


Fulton Specialty Co.


4.59


Wilbur D. Gilpatric.


104.60


Ginn and Co ...


97.32


The Gregg Writer


2.00


J. L. Hammett Co


2657.16


C. S. Hammond Co.


3.00


Hodson Brothers


14.89


H. S. Horne & Co., Inc


8.94


George E. Horrocks


4.85


Houghton Mifflin Co.


99.32


Houghton & Dutton Co.


38.50


Howe & French, Inc.


39,79


Iroquois Pub. Co.


24.12


Jennings Publishing Co


9.60


Kardex Rand Sales Corp


2.25


Laidlaw Brothers


10.46


J. B. Lippincott Co.


9.34


Kenneth Lucas


1.00


R. H. S. Lunch.


3.85


H. B. McArdle.


303.20


McIntosh Publishing Co


17.82


Jennie Mackie


2.88


E. F. Mahady


6.29


B. L. Makepeace.


2.55


Geo. W. Marshall


37.15


Geo. F. Miller


4.50


National Safety Council.


16.00


Office Appliance Co.


39.66


Palmer & Parker Co


1.66


The Papercrafter, Inc


5.96


16S


Parker & Page Co.


79.57


Perry Pictures


2.48


Public School Publishing Co


2.47


Rand, McNally & Co


45.23


George P. Raymond Co.


3.75


Reading Custom Laundry


8.78


Remington Typewriter Co


25.00


Royal Laundry Service.


.73


Ryan & Buker, Inc


37.03


Josephine H. Rourke


10.00


Harold Rugg


9.14


F. F. Smith.


2.25


Otis P. Symonds & Sons


4.00


Leon T. Tarpin


12.53


Winnetka Public Schools.


10.18


Winnetka Individual Materials, Inc.


79.43


Webster Publishing Co


5.19


Wheeler Publishing Co


3.22


W. H. Willis


4.43


A. W. Wiley.


5.00


World Book Co


39.58


$ 4,796.91


Apparatus for Teaching :


Edward E. Babb & Co.


285.25


James W. Brine & Co.


11.03


Cambridge Botanical Supply Co 36.25


Central Scientific Co.


161.18


The Chemical Rubber Co.


75.77


Oliver Ditson Co


14.40


Francis Bros.


99.17


J. L. Hammett Co.


5.51


The Horace Partridge Co


15.87


Howe & French, Inc.


39.20


A. M. Hume Music Co


2.25


Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.


21.15


L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.


10.25


Paul Matteson


45.00


Esther Millett


3.00


Narragansett Machine Co.


69.13


Rand, McNally Co ..


22.25


Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.


510.00


Sims Song Slide Corp.


40.50


L. C. Smith Brothers Type. Co.


70.00


Fred F. Smith.


18.39


Underwood Typewriter Co.


385.00


169


A. J. Wilkinson & Co.


22.20


Wright & Ditson. 11.28


-


$


1,974.03


Administration Expense :


Adams Company


6.00


American Educ. Digest


5.00


American Medical Assn.


5.00


Jewel & Andrews.


67.50


F. J. Barnard & Co., Inc


4.50


Col. Stewart Barrows


2.00


F. A. Bessom


6.50


Raymond W. Blaisdell.


14.45


Board of Educ., Lincoln, Nebraska.


16.46


Mabel M. Brown.


6.55


Brooks, Gill & Co.


4.90


Bruce Publishing Co


9.00


Cummings Express Co


22.50


M. F. Charles.


1.80


Children


5.00


College Entrance Exam. Board.


.70


Louis Davis


46.07


L. W. Dickinson


32.15


Lora Vivian Francois


25.00


J. L. Hammett Co


18.86


High School Prin. Assn. of Mass.


3.00


Mary E. Hilton


34.80


Hodson Brothers


3.75


Jordan Marsh Co.


15.20


Kardex Rand Sales Corp


151.75


Kenney Service Station.


9.59


Ida C. Lucas


80.00


H. B. McArdle


84.25


H. M. Meserve & Co. .


8.98


Municipal Light Board


35.40


Nat. Educ. Assn. Dept. of Super


27.00


Nat. Com. for Mental Hygiene.


3.00


New Eng. Assn. of Col. & Secon.


2.00


The New Eng. Publishing Co


4.00


The New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


762.79


The Office Appliance Co.


12.43


Dana F. Perkins.


12.00


Edward W. Perry


7.00


Progressive Educ. Assn.


4.00


William Pierpont


3.00


W. E. Pratt.


6.00


Rand, McNally & Co.


10.00


.


2.56


National Safety Council.


17


George P. Raymond Co.


9.25


R. H. S. A. A.


10.00


Reading Greenhouses & Nurseries


1.50


R. H. S. Lunch.


3.00


Reading Motor Co


110.21


Reading Tire Shop.


7.00


Josephine H. Rourke


5.00


Russia Cement Co.


1.00


Adelbert L. Safford


107.19


The Science Press.


5.00


H. A. Shepard & Co


12.23


Charles N. Smart


6.00


Fred F. Smith


5.75


Carl M. Smith.


.50


S. R. Stembridge


7.00


Rudolf Sussmann


13.64


Teachers' College


3.00


James T. Twohill Co.


11.50


W. E. & J. F. Twombly


405.40


Ungraded


1.50


United States Post Office


37.59


University Publishing Co


.


6.49


Webster Publishing Co.


4.38


Wensell & Co.


6.00


R. H. White Co.


8.40


A. W. Wiley


7.00


W. H. Willis


1,25


World Book Co.


.46


Wright & Potter Print. Co.


4.08


$ 2,383.76


Fuel:


Municipal Light Board.


1,687.37


Waldo Reed


60.00


O. P. Symonds


25.00


Percy N. Sweetser


3,886.93


$ 5,659.30


Gas and Electricity:


Mal. & Mel. Gas Light Co.


245.76


Municipal Light Board.


707.27


$ 953.03


Water and Sewer:


Town of Reading, Sewer Dept.


950.10


Town of Reading, Water Dept.


826.50


$ 1,776.06


Ashes and Trucking:


American Railway Express Co 26.01


Harold W. Batchelder.


.75


171


Boston & Maine R. R.


7.23


Chase's Auto Express


.50


Cummings Express Co


132.32


J. L. Hammett Co


36.90


G. T. Lewis. 142.73


$


346.44


Janitors' Supplies :


Andrews Paper Co


86.00


G. H. Atkinson


30.23


Edw. Babb & Co.


5.54


Boston Mill Remnant Co


60.25


Clapp & Leach, Inc


.42


Cudahy Packing Co


33.15


H. I. Dallman Co


63.09


C. B. Dodge Co


60.17


R. P. Eldredge


8.76


T. C. Fife


1.25


Francis Brothers


183.51


L. M. Glover


35.40


J. L. Hammett Co


10.00


Norman C. Hayner Co


111.62


Hodson Brothers


53.49


Joseph E. La'Gassa


4.00


Lightfoot Schultz


33.00


Harry S. Lovejoy


2.00


Mass. State Prison


96.98


The Metropoiltan Refining Co.


111.72


Middlesex County-House of Correction


5.91


Ernest B. Nourse.


21.56


Ira S. Noyes


96.25


J. Fred Richardson


2.75


Ryan & Buker


38.00


The Sani-Cross Co.


2.50


F. F. Smith


27.35


The Sterling Products Co


38.81


Stone & Forsyth Co.


141.15


F. Wallace


7.15


Repairs:


Adden & Parker.


206.50


Allen Shade Holder Co


269.34


American Abrasive Metals Co


276.46


O. W. Austin


4.50


Wendell Bancroft & Co 31.35


Barris Lumber Co.


7.45


Harold W. Batchelder


16.50


Beacon Steel Furniture Co.


2.75


. . .


$ 1,372.11


172


Brooks, Gill & Co


22.50


Boston Metal Ceiling Co.


109.65


W. A. Burns 153.60


M. F. Charles


38.00


Leonard Clarkson 2.00


Clapp & Leach.


296.40


E. B. Currell & Son.


955.66


H. I. Dallman Co.


15.09


Matthew Devaney


12.00


C. L. Demming


7.73


T. C. Fife


3,068.37


Francis Brothers


117.96


F. G. Hall.


.75


J. L. Hammett Co. 2,177.21


Heywood Wakefield Co.


36.40


Miles C. Higgins, Treas.


39.00


The Hodge Boiler Works


368.62


Hodson Brothers


353.21


Hulse Roofing Co.


550.00


The Ideal Song Shop


10.50


Arentie L. Inman.


4.00


W. E. Johnson


6.25


Jordan Marsh Co


64.00


B. J. Leathers 26.25


42.75


George T. Lewis 88.00


86.10


John McCarthy


...


235.50


Chester MacDougall


35.00


Harold R. McIntire.


2.50


J. M. Maxwell, Jr. & Son


306.05


D. O. Miller Co.


41.80


Municipal Light Board.


405.67


J. A. Murphy


5.00


Lewis E. Myers & Co


300.00


The National Pipe Bending Co 386.10


Dana F. Perkins


33.00


Richard Pomfret


3.20


W. E. Pratt


30.00


Reading Greenhouses & Nurseries


15.00


Reformatory for Women


28.16


Royal Laundry Service


3.01


Adelbert L. Safford. . .


6.25


P. J. Seaman


7.84


D. Sheehan


10.50


The Song Shop


2.75


W. A. Snow Iron Works.


1,280.72


-


-


.


.


J. A. LeFave


Robert Luther


.


.


173


A. M. Surrette


1,170.24


Fred F. Smith


22.29


Percy N. Sweetser


253.80


O. P. Symonds & Son, Inc.


2.40


Roy C. Taylor


9.25


Underwood Typewriter Co.


4.57


Wales Adding Machine Co


5.70


A. J. Wilkinson & Co.


2.88


Winchester Laundry . . 1.59


$ 14,077.62


AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNT


Books and Supplies:


American Produce Grower


.98


Joseph Breck & Sons.


26.12


The Century Co


2.10


Francis Brothers


4.76


Hodson Brothers


1.30


Market Growers' Journal.


1.50


G. P. Putnam's Sons.


3.25


United States Veterans Bureau


40.00


Hermon T. Wheeler


·


4.80


John Wiley & Sons, Inc.


37.74


.


$ 120.55


INDUSTRIAL TUITION


Tuition Paid :


City of Boston


565.83


City of Malden


42.24


City of Somerville


138.44


Town of Wakefield


3.50


. ..


$ 750.01


Thirty-second Annual Report


OF THE


Electric Light Commissioners


For the Year Ended December 31


1926


176


OFFICERS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT


Commissioners


HENRY R. JOHNSON, Chairman Term expires 1929


HERBERT G. EVANS, Secretary


Term expires 1927


HARRY B. BAKER


Term expires 1928


Manager ARTHUR G. SIAS


Office MUNICIPAL BUILDING


MANAGER'S REPORT


To the Municipal Light Board :- Gentlemen:


I respectfully submit herewith iny report of the operations of the Municipal Light Plant for the year ending December 31, 1926.


Electric Operating Revenues


Metered Sales to Private Consumers :


Lighting


$116,173.78


Power 32,556.89


22,638.70


Cooking & Heating


$171,369.37


Flat Rate Sales to Private Consumers :


Private Street Lights 579.03


177


Municipal Revenues :


Street Lighting-Reading


$12,000.00


Street Lighting-Lynnfield Centre 1,768.56


Street Lighting-North Reading


3,909.82


Street Lighting-Wilmington


7,633.28


Municipal Lighting-Reading


1,807.75


Municipal Power-Reading


2,714.39


Power sold to Wakefield


57.44


Power sold to Lowell Elect. Lt. Corp.


116.39


$30,007.63


Total Revenue from Sales of Electric Energy


$201,956.03


Rent from Property Used in Operation :


Rental of Pole Lines


467.05


Total Electric Operating Revenues


$202,423.08


OPERATING EXPENSES-ELECTRIC Production


Operation :


Superintendents and Labor


$ 20,275.84


Boiler Fuel


37,245.06


Water for Steam


429.87


Lubricants


257.83


Station Supplies and Expenses


881.02


$ 59,089.62


Maintenance :


Maintenance of Station Structures $ 433.10


Maintenance of Boiler Plant Equipment 3,528.30


Maintenance of Turbo Generator Units


1,334.00


Maintenance of Electric Generating Equip.


399.87


Maintenance of Accessory Electric Equip.


350.78


Maintenance of Misc. Power Plant Equip. .. $ 6,046.05


Electric Energy Purchased 23,343.27


Total


Production Expenses


$ 88,478.94


Transmission, Distribution and Storage


Operation :


Operation of Transmission and Distribution Lines


$ 12,102.85


Transmission and Distribution Supplies and Expenses 776.77


Inspecting and Testing Meters 1,283.60


178


Removing and Resetting Meters


784.47 Removing and Resetting Transformers 521.17


$ 15,468.86


Maintenance :


Maintenance of Transmission and Distribu- tion Lines $ 7,737.51


Maintenance of Consumers' Meters 67.14


Maintenance of Transformers 306.58 $ 8,111.23


Total Transmission, Distribution & Storage Expense


$ 23,580.09


Utilization


Operation :


Municipal Street Lamps-Labor


$


1,083.78


Municipal Street Lamps - Supplies and Expense 1,736.66


$ 2,820.44


Maintenance :


Maintenance of Municipal Street Lamps $ 322.91


Maintenance of Consumers' Installations 2,626.02 $ 2,948.93


Total Utilization Expenses


$ 5,769.37


Commercial


Commercial Salaries


$


8,120.14


Commercial Supplies & Expenses


2,183.21


Total Commercial Expenses


$ 10,303.35


New Business


New Business, Salaries


$ 1,477.70


New Business Supplies and Expenses


6.00


Advertising


687.76


Total New Business Expenses $ 2,171.46


General and Miscellaneous


Salary of Manager $ 4,680.00


Salaries of General Office Clerks


3,242.51


General Office Supplies and Expenses 885.10


Law Expense-General 74.71


Insurance 3,827.61


Accidents and Damages


58.17


Store Expenses 393.58


Transportation Expenses


2,898.46


Inventory Adjustments


2,032.27


Depreciation


22,637.93


179


Miscellaneous General Expense 599.88


Total General and Miscellaneous Expenses


Grand Total Operating Expenses


$ 41,330.22 $171,633.43


Income Statement for the Year


Operating Income:


Operating Revenues


$202,423.08


Operating Expenses


171,633.43


Net Operating Revenue


$ 30,789.65


Uncollectible Operating Revenue


$ 1,873.86


Taxes Assignable to Electric Operations


472.50


2,346.36


Net Operating Income


$ 28,443.29


Non-Operating Income :


Merchandise and Jobbing Revenue


$ 3,931.87


Interest Income


42.83


Total Non-Operating Income 3,889.04


Gross Income


$ 24,554.25


Deductions from Gross Income:


Interest on Bonds and Notes $ 5,100.14


Total Deductions from Gross Income .. $ 5,100.14


Income Balance trans. to Profit and Loss ..


$ 19,454.11


Profit and Loss Statement


Credit Balance at Beginning of Fiscal Period


$ 48,066.04


Credit Balance Transferred from Income Acct.


19,454.11


Other Deductions from Surplus (Bonds and Notes Paid)




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