Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1936, Part 20

Author: Reading (Mass.)
Publication date: 1936
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 344


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Current Liabilities:


308 Accounts Payable


$ 47,755.45 $ 44,952.97


$ 2,802.48


309 Consumers' Deposits


8,109.81


7,518.81


591.00


TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $ 55,865.26


$ 52,471.78


$ 3,393.48


Accrued Items


314 Interest Accrued on Bonds and Notes


$ 407.92


$ 480.01


$ 72.09*


315 Other Accrued Items-Loan due Town Treasurer


250.00


250.00


.. 00


316 Premium on Bonds


.00


131.29


131.29*


TOTAL ACCRUED ITEMS $ 657.92


$ 861.30


$ 203.38*


Appropriated Surplus :


322. Loans Repayment


$377,400.00 $366,400.00 $ 11,000.00


323 Appropriation for Construc- tion Repayment


30,678.26


30,678.26


.00


1


TOTAL APPROPRIATED SURP. $408,078.26


$397,078.26


$ 11,000.00


Profit and Loss:


400 Profit and Loss Balance (See Exhibit "C")


$137,723.81


$128,604.28 $ 9,119.53


GRAND TOTALS


$678,825.25


$666,515.62 $ 12,309.63


261


EXHIBIT "B" TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1936 AND 1935


Revenue from Sales-Electric Energy:


Ratios


1936 $188,700.51


1935 $174,839.84


Increase Decrease* $ 13,860.67


1936


1935


501 Metered Sales-Residence Lighting


62.7


62.5


Metered Sales-Commercial Lighting .


35,531.93


32,006.91


3,525.02


11.9


11.5


Metered Sales-Commercial Heating


10,663.12


9,750.15


912.97


3.5


3.5


Metered Sales-Wholesale Power


7,484.20


6,850.72


633.48


2.5


2.5


Metered Sales-Retail Power


16,023.24


14,140.62


1,882.62


5.3


5.1


505 Sales to Other Companies Street Lighting


32,104.50


31,812.27 8,843.45


292.23


10.6


11.4


Municipal Building-Light and Power


9,259.78


416.33


3.1


3.1


TOTAL REV. FROM SALES - ELEC. ENERGY 508 Rent from Property Used in Operations


334.99


334.20


.79


.1


.1


TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE


$301,089.19


$279,535.47


$ 21,553.72


100.0


100.0


Electric Operating Expenses:


I Production


$ 97,784.90


$ 93,856.11


$ 3,928.79


32.5


33.6


II Transmission and Distribution


61,069.99


60,823.41


246.58


20.3


21.8


III Utilization


11,642.51


11.594.13


48.38


3.9


4.1


IV Commercial


15,597.75


14,362.43


1,235.32


5.2


5.1


V New Business


4,472.15


3,101.65


1,370.50


1.5


1.1


VI General and Miscellaneous


56,396.71


52,968.47


3,428.24


18.7


19.0


TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES


$246,964.01


$236,706.20


$ 10,257.81


82.1


84.7


NET OPERATING REVENUE


$ 54,125.18


$ 42,829.27


$ 11,295.91


17.9


15.3


·


. . ....


·


.


.


.


986.92


957.31


29.61


3


.3


$300,754.20


$279,201.27


$ 21,552.93


99.9


99.9


.


.


.


.


Deductions :


550 Uncollectible Operating Revenue .


$ 1,676.74


$ 1,713.47


$ 36.73*


551 Taxes Assignable to Electric Operations


3,864.00


3,384.50


479.50


TOTAL DEDUCTIONS


$ 5,540.74


$ 5,097.97


$ 442 77


NET OPERATING INCOME


$ 48,584.44


$ 37,731.30


$ 10,853.14


Non-Operating Income:


563 Interest Income


$


.00 $


85.78


$ 85.78*


566 Miscellaneous Non-Operating Income


524.13


394.62


129.51


TOTAL NON-OPERATING INCOME


$ 524.13


$ 480.40


$ 43.73


TOTAL INCOME


$ 49,108.57


$ 38,211.70


$ 10,896.87


Deductions from Total Income:


560 Merchandise and Jobbing Loss


$ 5,158.23


$ 5,063.27


$ 94.96


561 Rent Electric Appliances .


1,306.02


1,147.59


158.43


576 Interest on Bonds and Notes


2,560.41


2,858.13


297.72*


563 Interest Expense


4.17


00


4.17


TOTAL DEDUCTIONS FROM INCOME


$ 9,028.83


$ 9,068.99


$ 40.16*


NET INCOME TRANSFERRED TO PROFIT AND LOSS EXHIBIT "C" $ 40,079.74 $ 29,142.71 $ 10,937.03


EXHIBIT "C" TOWN OF HEADING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROFIT AND LOSS For the Years Ended December 31, 1936 and 1935


Increase


Balance-Beginning of Year


1936 $128,604.28


1935


Decrease*


$131,638.57 $ 3,034.29*


Additions :


Net Incom. - Transferred from Statement of Operations - Exhibit "B"


40,079.74


29,142.71


10,937.03


Premium on Ronds


131.29


.00


131.29


$168,815.31


$160,781.28


$ 8,034.03


Deduc"'ons:


Donds and Mot s Retired


$ 11,000.00 $ 12,000.00


$ 1,000.00*


. Funds Turned Over to Town Treasurer in Accordance with vot. s of the Town


20.000.00


20,000.00


.00


Allowances for Rentals Paid in Prior Years on Purchase of El.ctric Ranges


91.50


177.00


85.50*


TOTAL DEDUCTIONS


$ 31,091.50


$ 32,177.00


$ 1,085.50*


Balanc -End of Year


$137,723.81


$128,604.28


$ 9,119.53


(See Exhibit "A")


Net Increase or Decrease* in Profit and Loss for Ycar $ 9,119.53 $ 3,034.29*


SCHEDULE "1"


TOWN OF READING -- MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT · COMPARATIVE CLASSIFIED STATEMENT OF INCOME For the Years Ended December 31, 1936 and 1935


1936


1935


Increase Decrease*


Metered Sales -- Residence Lighting:


Reading


$109,466.35


$101,929.52


$ 7,536 83


Lynnfield


15,489.61


14,380.64


1,108.97


North Reading


23,853.77


21,319.73


2,534.04


Wilmington


39,890.78


37,209.95


2,680.83


Total Ros'dance Lighting . $188,700.51


$174,839.84


$ 13,860.67


264


Metered Sales-Commercial Lighting:


Reading


$ 22,594.12


$ 21,436.23 761.28


$ 1,157.89 85.97


Lynnfield


847.25


North Reading


5,586.97


4,438.09


1,148.88


Wilmington


6,503.59


5,371.31


1,132.28


Total Commercial Lighting $ 35,531.93


$ 32,006.91


$ 3,525.02


Metered Sales-Commercial Heating:


Reading


$ 7,253.50


$ 6,373.48


$ 880.02


Lynnfield


505.36


542.16


36.80*


North Reading


858.83


871.17


12.34*


Wilmington


2,045.43


1,963.34


82.09


Total Commercial Heating


$ 10,663.12


$ 9,750.15


$ 912.97


Metered Sales-Wholesale Power:


Reading


$ 5,408.25


$


5,204.95


$ 203.30


Lynnfield


.00


.00


.00


North Reading


2,075.95


1,645.77


430.18


Wilmington


.00


.00


.00


Total


Wholesale


Power


$ 7,484.20


$ 6,850.72


$ 633.48


Metered Sales-Retail Power:


Reading


$ 13,026.63


$ 11,287.81


$


1,738.82


Lynnfield


702.75


720.50


17.75*


North Reading


418.00


490.77


72.77*


Wilmington


1,875.86


1,641.54


234.32


Total Retail Power


$ 16,023.24


$ 14,140.62


$ 1,882.62


Total Metered Light, Heat


and


Power


Income


$258,403.00


$237,588.24 $ 20,814.76


Sales to Other Electric Companies:


Wakefield


$ 315.12


$ 277.93


$ 37.19


Lowell


80.08


42.83


37.25


Lawrence


516.76


578.07


61.31*


Peabody


9.00


9.00


.00


Edison


Electric Illuminating


65.96


49.48


16.48


Co. of Boston


Total Sales to Other Co's. $ 986.92


$ 957.31


$ 29.61


265


Municipal Revenue:


Street Lighting:


Reading


$ 17,542.25


$ 17,321.00


$ 221.25


Lynnfield


2,298.51


2,295.15


3.36


North Reading


4,552.06


4,494.61


57.45


Wilmington


7.711.68


7,701.51


10.17


Total Street Lighting Inc. $ 32,104.50


$ 31,812.27


$ 292.23


Buildings:


Lighting and H.at


$ 2,792.35


$ 2,520.02


$ 272.33


Power-Retail and Wholesale


6,467.43


6,323.43


144.00


Total Income-Mun. Bldgs.


$ 9,259.78 $


8,843.45


$ 416.33


Total Income from Sales-


Electric Energy


$300,754.20 $279,201.27 $ 21,552.93


(See Exhibit "B")


SCHEDULE "2"


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE CLASSIFIED STATEMENT OF OPERATING EXPENSES


For the Years Ended December 31, 1936 and 1935


1936


1935


Increase Decrease*


I Production Expenses :


607 Water for Steam


$ 31.05


$ 35.41


$ 4.36*


609 Station Supplies


860.80


981.48


120.68*


611 Maint. of Sta. Structures


377.17


137.31


239.86


612 Maint. of Boiler Plant Equipment


101.53


51.16


50.37


614 Maint. of Turbo Gen. Units


7.50


11.50


4.00*


615 Maint. of Elcc. Gen. Equip.


158.03


.00


158.03


616 Maint. of Accessory Elec. Equipment


576.13


11.90


564.23


617 Maint. of Miscel. Pow. Plant Equipment


17.34


.00


17.34


634 Elec. Energy Purchased


95,655.35


92,627.35


3,028.00


Total Production Expenses $ 97,784.90 $ 93,856.11


$ 3,928.79


266


1936


1935


Increase Decrease*


II Transmission and Distribution Expenses:


636 Transformer Station and Sub-station Superintendence and Labor


$ 9,642.44 $ 9,370.64 $


271.80


637 Transformer Station and Sub-station Supplies and Ex- pense


7,386.47


6,910.77


475.70


638 Operation of Transmission and Distribution Lines ....


20,373.13


21,328.31


955.18*


(Highway Construction) ...


8.70


.00


8.70


639 Transmission and Distribut. Supplies and Expense ...


1,326.90


812.90


514.00


640 Inspect. and Testing Meters


1,510.88


1,482.41


28.47


641 Removing and Resetting Meters


2,861.08


2,445.59


415.49


642 Removing and Resetting Transformers


335.80


352.39


16.59*


646 Maint. of Transformer Sta. and Sub. Station Equip. ..


11.52


.00


11.52


647 Maint. of Transmission and Distribution Lines


16,135.23


17,240.24


1,105.01*


647-1 Maint. of Transmission and Distrib. Lines (Renewals) ..


442.86


.00


442.86


647-2 Maint. of Transmission and Distrib. Lines (Highway Construction)


391.55


.00


391.55


648 Maint. of Underground Conduits


9.09


5.91


3.18


649 Maint. of Underground Con- ductors


36.54


94.46


57.92*


650 Maint. of Consumers' Meters


301.96


470.06


168.10*


651 Maint. of Transformers ....


295.84


309.73


13.89*


Total Transmission and Distributions Expenses .


$ 61,069.99 $ 60,823.41


$ 246.58


III Utilizations Expenses:


654 Operation of Municipal St. Lamps


657 Maint. of Municipal Street Lamps


$ 4,045.68 $ 3,648.16 $ 397.52


986.70


1,095.83


109.13*


638-2 Operation of Transmission and Distribution Lines


267


1936


1935


Increase Decrease*


659 Maint. of Consumers' In- stallations


6,610.13


6,850.14


240.01*


Total Utilizations Expenses


$ 11,642.51


$ 11,594.13


$ 48.38


Total Production, Trans- mission and Distribution and Utilization Expenses


$170,497.40 $ 166,273.65


$ 4,223.75


IV Commercial Expenses:


660 Commercial Salaries


$ 11,459.04 $ 10,635.75


$ 823.29


661 Commercial Supplies and Expenses


4,138.71


3,726.68


412.03


Total Commercial Exps. ..


$ 15,597.75


$ 14,362.43


$ 1,235.32


V New Business Expenses :


662 New Business Salaries ...


$ 190.82


$ 130.92


$ 59.90


663 New Business Supplies and Expenses


1.75


69.99


68.24*


664 Advertising


4,279.58


2,900.74


1,378.84


Total New Business Exps.


$ 4,472.15


$ 3,101.65


$ 1,370.50


VĪ Miscellaneous and General Expenses :


666 Salary of Manager


$ 5,930.60


$ 5,267.60 $


663.00


667 Salaries of General Office


Clerks


6,531.09


6,077.35


453.74


668 General Office Supplies and Expenses


2,140.68


2,082.12


58.56


669 General Office Rents


1,145.30


1,009.27


136.03


671 Insurance


2,674.31


2,043.37


630.94


673


Accidents and Damages


61.90


22.92


38.98


674 Stores Expense


3,318.12


3,254.78


63.34


675


Transportation Expense


2,907.88


2,180.09


727.79


676 Inventory Adjustments


1,491.98


1,556.80


64.82*


677 Maint. of Gen. Structures .


113.34


866.73


753.39*


678 Depreciation


29,379.00


27,986.65


1,392.35


679 Miscel. General Expense ..


702.51


620.79


81.72


Total Miscellaneous and


General Expenses


$ 56,396.71


$ 52,968.47


$ 3,428.24


Total Operating Expenses


$246,964.01


$236,706.20


$ 10,257.81


268


SCHEDULE "3" TOWN OF READING - MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT BONDS AND NOTES AUTHORIZED, ISSUED AND OUTSTANDING AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1936


BONDS :


Accrued


Amount


Amount Standing


Interest


Retired to Retired Decem. Decem. Jan. 1, 1936 During '36 31, 1936 31, 1936


1


August 1894


10- 1-1894 $ 50,000.00


$


.00 $


.00 $


.00


2


May 1907


10- 1-1907


26,000.00


1,000.


yearly


26 Yrs. 41/2


April 1-October 1


26,000.00


00


.00


.00


3


June


1911


7-15-1911


20,000.00


2,000.


yearly


10 Yrs. 4


January 15-July 15


20,000.00


00


.00


.00


4


August 1913 10-15-1913


23,500.00


1,500.


yearly


9 Yrs.


41/2


April 15-October 15


23,500.00


00


.00


00


1,000.


yearly


10 Yrs.


5


Sept. 1914


9-15-1914


8,000.00


500.


yearly


16 Yrs.


41/2


March 15-Sept. 15


8,000.00


.00


.00


00


6


March 1916


5-15-1916


10,000.00


500.


yearly


20 Yrs.


4.


November 15-May 15


9,500.00


500.00


.00


.00


7


March 1917


10- 1-1917


55,000.00


3,000.


yearly


18 Yrs.


4.1/2


April 1-October 1


54,000.00


1,000.00


.00


.00


1,000.


yearly


1 Yr.


8


October 1918


1- 1-1919


12,000.00


1,000.


yearly


4 Yrs. 41/2


January 1-July 1


10,000.00


500.00


1,500.00


33.75


500.


yearly


16 Yrs.


9


March 1919


4- 1-1919


20,000.00


1,000.


yearly


20 Yrs.


43/4


October 1-April 1


16,000.00


1,000.00


3,000.00


35.63


10


March 1920


5- 1-1920


20,000.00


1,000.


yearly


20 Yrs.


5


November 1, May 1


15,000.00


1,000.00


4,000.00


33.33


11


Dec. 1923


12- 1-1923


10,000.00


1,000.


yearly


10 Yrs.


41/2


June 1-December 1


10,000.00


.00


00


00


12


March 1926


8- 1-1926


13,000.00


3,000.


yearly


1 Yr.


4


February 1-August 1


13,000.00


.00


.00


.00


13


March 1930


6- 1-1930


15,000.00


2,000.


yearly


5 Yrs.


4


June 1-December 1


10,000.00


1,000.00


4,000.00


13.33


1,000.


yearly


5 Yrs.


14


March 1931


4-15-1931


40,000.00


2,000.


yearly


20 Yrs. 31/2


October 15-April 15


8,000.00


2,000.00


30,000.00


218.75


Total Bonds


$322,500.00


$273,000.00


$7,000.00 $42,500.00


$ 334.79


No. Of Date


Date Issued


Amount Of Original


Rate of


Issue Authorized


Issue


Payments of Frincipal Int.


Interest Payable


1,000. yearly 10 Yrs. 4 % April 1-October 1 2,000. yearly 20 Yrs.


$ 50,000.00


Balance Out-


2,000.


yearly


5 Yrs.


SCHEDULE "3" Continued


NOTES:


Amount Of Original


Rate of


Retired to Retired Decem. Decem. Jan.1, 1936 During "'36 31, 1936 31, 1936


1


March 1895


5- 1-1896


$ 7,000.00 $1,400.


yearly


5 Yrs. 4 %


November 1-May 1


$ 7,000.00


$ 00 $


.00 $


.00


2


March 1896


5 -1-1896


7,000.00


1,400.


yearly


5 Yrs.


4


November 1-May 1


7,000.00


.00


.00


.00


3


Dec. 1896


12- 9-1896


1,500.00


1,500.


yearly 1 Yr.


4


June 9-December 9


1,500.00


.00


00


.00


1


March 1893


7-15-1898


3,000.00


1,000.


July 15, 1901


33/4


January 15-July 15


3,000.00


.00


.00


.00


2,000.


July 15, 1904


5


March 1903


12- 7-1903


1,400.00


1,400.


December 7, 1906 4


June 7-December 7


1,400.00


00


.00


.00


6


March 1909


11-15-1909


2,500.00


1,000. Nov. 15, 1910


4


May 15-November 15


2,500.00


.00


.00


.00


1,500.


Nov. 15, 1911


7


Nov. 1909


1-21-1910


1,800.00


1,800. January 3, 1913 4


July 21-January 21


1,800.00


.00


.00


.00


8


January 1910


3-27-1910


12,000.00


1,000.


yearly


12 Yrs. 4


Sept. 27-March 27


12,000.00


.00


.00


.00


9


June 1911


7- 2-1911


2,200.00


2,200.


July 12, 1912


4


January 12-July 12


2,200.00


.00


.00


.00


10


March 1913


4-16-1913


13,500.00


1,500.


Yearly


9 Yrs.


41/4


October 16-April 16


13,500.00


.00


.00


.00


11


March 1915


5-15-1915


12,000.00


800.


Yearly


15 Yrs.


4


November 15-May 15


12,000.00


.00


.00


00


12


March 1915


7-15-1915


4,000.00


500.


Yearly


8 Yrs.


4


January 15-July 15


4,000.00


.00


.00


.00


13


March 1917


9-22-1917


6,500.00


500.


Yearly


13 Yrs.


5


March 22-Sept. 22


6,500.00


.00


00


.00


14 15 .


March 1921


7- 1-1921


7,000.00


1,000.


Yearly


7 Yrs.


6


January 1-July 1


7,000.00


.00


00


.00


16


Dec. 1922


12-15-1922


7,000.00


1,000.


Yearly


7 Yrs.


41/2


June 15-December 15


7,000.00


.00


.00


.00


17


March 1934


5-15-1934


20,000.00


2,000.


Yearly


10 Yrs. 3


May 15-November 15


2,000.00


2,000.00


16,000.00


60.00


18 March 1935


6-15-1935


20,000.00 2.000.


Yearly 10 Yrs. 13/4


June 15-December 15


.00


2,000.00


18,000.00


13.13


Total Notes


$131,400.00


$93,400.00


$4,000.00 $34,000.00


$ 73.13


Total Bonds and Notes.


$366,400.00 $11,000.00 $76,500.00


$ 407.92


Date


Issue Authorized


Issued


Issue


Pay ments of Principal Int.


Interest Payable


Amount


Balance Out- Amount Standing


Accrued Interest


No. Of Date


Nov. 1919


11-20-1919


3,000.00


1,500.


Yearly


2 Yrs.


5


May 20-November 20


3,000.00


.00


.00


.00


SCHEDULE "4" TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF MERCHANDISE OPERATIONS For the Years Ended December 31, 1933 and 1935


1936


1935


GROSS SALES


$ 37,048.92


$ 39,694.64


Less-Returned Sales 2,050.74


1,817.74


NET SALES


$ 34,998.18


$ 37,876.90


COST OF SALES


24,231.69


25,926.79


GROSS PROFIT ON SALES


$ 10,766.49


$ 11.950.11


EXPENSES :


Salaries and Wages $ 7,278.97


$ 7,053.34


Commissions


2,055.35


2,021.21


Free Wiring on In- stallations


2,690.20


3,743.07


Rent


1,145.30


1,009.27


Disc. on Loans


2,437.43


2,787.32


Heating, (one half)


165.17


165.79


Automobile Exp. ..


123.50


135.50


Express


18.50


14.35


Store Expense


79.66


58.57


Miscell. Exp.


3.96


4.87


TOTAL EX- PENSES ..


$ 15,998.04


$ 16,994.29


NET LOSS FROM


MERCHAN-


DISE OPERA-


TIONS


$ 5 .= 31.55


$ 5 044.18


NET GAIN OR


LOSS* FROM


JOBBING OP-


ERATIONS


73.32


19.09*


NET LOSS FROM


MERCHANDISE


AND JOBBING . .


$5,158.23


$ 5,053 27


271


SCHEDULE "5" TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE DETAIL OF KILOWATT HOURS PURCHASED, SOLD AND USED For the Years Ended December 31, 1936 and 1935


1936


1935


Increase Decrease*


Kilowatt Hours:


Generated


00


00


00


Purchased


8,518,418


7,973,642


544,776


Total


8,518,418


7,973,642


544,776


Kilowatt Hours Sold:


Residence Service


4,340,254


3,946,502


393,752


Commercial Lighting


695,574


620,885


74,689


Commercial Miscellaneous


395,927


353,980


41,947


Commercial Power -- Retail


568,679


466,340


102,339


Commercial Power-Wholesale


391,950


354,780


37,170


Municipal Lighting


103,746


85,223


18,523


Municipal Miscellaneous


4,928


6,690


1,762*


Municipal Power-Wholesale


329,610


337,700


8,090*


Municipal Power-Retail


1,818


1,776


42


Co-operative Re-sale Service


30,188


30,262


74*


Street Lighting


593,726


648,657


54,931*


TOTAL KILOWATT HOURS SOLD


7,456,400


6,852,795


603,605


Kilowatt Hours Used at Sta- tion, Office and Garage and Miscellaneous


90,210


63,442


26,768


Kilowatt Hours Used for


Christmas Illumination . ..


15,041


6,909


8,132


Kilowatt Hours Unaccounted for


956,767


1,050,496


93,729


TOTAL


8,518,418


7,973,642


544,776


Per Cent Unaccounted for ..


11.22%


13.17%


272


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4


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


For the year Ended December 31, 1936


RECEIPTS 1936


TAXES


Current Year :


Property


$369,246.03


Poll


5,247.50


Previous Years :


Property


165,227.30


Poll


768.50


Old Age Assistance


4.00


Tax Title Redemptions


29,847.65


From the State :


Corporation, Business


12,983.21


Gas, Light and Water


. .


669.57


Income :


Educational Measure


$ 17,460.00


Valuation Measure


. . 15,035.02


32,495.02


Soldiers' Exemption


422.82


$616,911.60


LICENSES AND PERMITS:


Board of Selectmen :


2nd Hand Motor Vehicle .


$ 80.00


Taxi Cab


7.00


Truck


10.00


Victualers'


6.00


Lord's Day


130.00


Innholder


1.00


Theater


59.00


Auctioneer


12.00


Bowling and Pool


20.00


Junk


15.00


Revolver


27.00


Peddlers'


12.00


Amusement


7.00


Advertising Hearings


125.08


Miscellaneous


4.71


515.79


Board of Health :


Undertakers


5.00


Hairdressers


1.00


Masseuse


3.00


Physiotherapist


1.00


Pasteurizing


20.00


Ice Cream


10.00


40.00


$ 555.79


.


274


FINES AND FORFEITS: Court Fines ..... GRANTS AND GIFTS : From State :


$ 58.65


Aid to Industrial Schools .


$ 935.79


Voca. Educa. Reimburse't .


260.39


Highways, Chap. 90


4,500.00


From County :


Highways, Chap. 90


2,000.00


From State :


Chap. 438, Acts 1936


5,044.83


Chap. 362, Acts 1936


3,181.83


Racing Commission


1,173.19


From County :


Dog Licenses


1,202.56


Smith-Hughes Fund


285.95


Federal Funds :


W. P. A. Filtration Plant ..


29,250.00


$ 47,834.54


ALL OTHER GENERAL REVENUE :


Tailings Account


$ 43.84


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS:


Moth


$ 585.00


Sewer


428.74


Sidewalk and Curbing


1,106.07


Highway


1,716.24 $ 3,836.05


PRIVILEGES :


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax . . DEPARTMENTAL :


$ 18,110.12


General Government :


Financial :


Collect's Costs & Charges ..


$ 1,231.54


Other General Departments :


Board of Appeal $ 40.00


Protections of Persons & Prop .: Police Department :


Allowances, etc.


$


411.65


Fire Department : Sale of Materials $


:: 11.00


Fire Alarm Department : Allowances, etc.


$ 490.00


Inspection :


Inspector of Bldgs. Fees . ..


$ 386.00


Seal'r of Wts. & Meas. Fees


84.27


275


Forestry :


Moth & Tree Wk. Bills '36


$


738.50


Health and Sanitation :


Health :


City of Woburn $ 231.00


Comm. of Mass. 160.00


County of Middlesex 149.50


Town of Stoneham


80.00


Sundry Parties


25.00


Town of Wakefield


6.00


$ 651.50


Inspector of Milk and Foods Sanitation :


33.00


Sewer Rentals


$ 7,806.47


Sewer Cleaning


6.73


Highways :


Dept. Allowances, etc.


$ 796.00


Miscellaneous


87.50


Charities :


Reimbursement for Relief :


From other Cities & Towns $ 3,080.90


From the State 637.14


Reimbursem't for Mothers' Aid : From other Cities & Towns $ 368.70


From the State


2,885.30


Reimbursement for O. A. A .:


From other Cities & Towns $ 1,111.39


From the State


8,623.97


$ 16,707.40


Federal Grants O. A. A.


10,123.94


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid


$ 760.00


Military Aid


490.00


Soldiers' Burials . .


100.00 $ 1,350.00


Schools :


Tuition State Wards


$ 2,915.85


Other Tuition


10,448.49


Miscellaneous


91.20 $ 13,455.54


Library :


Fines, etc.


$


502.35


276


Unclassified :


Midd. County Dog Damage .. $ 571.00


Bank Dividend


1,393.96


Sale of Land


330.00


Land Court


13.59


Insurance Refunds


645.45


Mun. Light Dept. to Town


20,000.00


Division of Standards


32.00


Redemption of Property ..


25.00


$ 23,011.00 $ 77,924.39


PUB. SERVICE ENTERPRISES:


Mun. Light Department :


Sale of Light & Pow., etc.


$343,525.24


Water Department :


Sale of Water, etc.


$ 53,271.61


Water Liens


.


322.58


$397,119.43


CEMETERIES :


Sale of Lots and Graves


$ 1,691.25


Care of Lots and Graves


2,582.00


$ 4,273.25


INTEREST :


On Deferred Taxes


$ 7,200.78


On Deferred Spec. Assessments


527.63


On Sewer Rentals


67.99


On Motor Vehicle Excise


228.10


On Tax Title Redemption


2,623.80


All other


18.53


$ 10,666.83


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS :


Antic. Revenue Loans


$450,000.00


Antic. Federal Grant Loans .


15,000.00


Antic, Reimbursement


16,000.00


Tax Title Loan


25,000.00


$506,000.00


AGENCY, TRUST, & INVESTMENT :


Guarantee Deposits :


Sewer H. C.


$ 257.82


Spec. Drainage


135.00


Cemetery Work


341.00


Use of Tomb


50.00


Water Conn.


50.00 $ 833.82


...


. .


Dog Lic. Fees from Town Clerk $ 1,690.00


277


Hospital Fund :


For transfer


$ 24,500.00


Income


3,826.25


Dividend from Closed Bank


1,120.27


Refund


10.00


29,456.52


Cemetery Bequest Fund :


Income


$ 750.00


Bequest


3,040.00


For Transfer


2,306.23 $ 6,096.23


Public Library Fund :


For Transfer


$ 76.50


H. G. Wadlin Fund :


Bequest


$ 1,725.84


R. H. S. Scholarship Fund :


Income


$ 142.50


Div. from Closed Bank


2.29


Transfer for Scholarship . .


50.00


$ 194.79


Special Funds :


E. R. A. Clothing Fund $ 49.30


Publicity Booklet


1,184.22


Public Welfare Special


17.37


Morrison Fund


72.40


Flood Relief


96.11


Baséball . Fund


19.10


$


1,438.50 $ 41,512.20


REFUNDS :


Election and Registration


$ 2.70


Police Department


.95


Care Contagious Diseases


123.00


Public Welfare Adm.


2.71


Aid, Board and Care


100.55


Old Age Assistance


65.22


Soldiers' Relief


76.00


W. P. A. Projects


5.57


School Dept. Maint.


1.64


Highway Department


13.65


Water Department


80.07


Planning Board


3.15


$ 475.21


Accrued Interest


1.44


$ 476.65


Total Receipts


$1,725,323.34


Cash Balance Jan. 1, 1936


$188,715.21


Grand Total


$1,914,038.55


. .


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278


GENERAL GOVERNMENT :


Selectmen's Expenses, Appropriation


$ 600.00


Telephone


$ 161.06


Advertising Hearings, Printing


242.11


Stationery, Postage


90.73


Office Equipment


10.90


Advertising Reward


62.61


Towel Supply


15.40


All Other


16.20


$ 599.01


Balance to Revenue


.99


$ 600.00


Selectmen's Clerical, Appropriation


$ 1,218.10


Payments


$ 1,218.10


Town Accountant's Salary, Appropriation Payments


$


1,859.68


Treasurer's Salary, Appropriation


$ 1,143.13


Payments


$


1,143.13


Treasurer's Expenses, Appropriation


$ 1,000.00


Postage


$ 215.01


Fidelity Bond


224.00


Telephone


69.32


Certification of Notes


50.00


Stationery and Supplies


93.12


Safe Deposit Rent


20.00


Insurance


95.63


Office Equipment


111.95


$ 879.03


Balance to Revenue


120.97


$ 1,000.00


Treasurer's Clerical, Appropriation


$ 300.00


Payments


$ 268.73


Balance to Revenue


31.27


$ 300.00


Collector's Salary, Appropriation $ 2,153.75 Payments $ 2,153.75


279


$ 1,859.69


Collector's Expenses, Appropriation


$ 1,500.00


Stationery and Postage


$ 343.46


Printing and Advertising


206.75


Bond


448.00


Telephone


55.73


Registration of Deeds


169.84


Office Equipment


149.15


Towel Supply


7.20


Books


87.90


Insurance


10.00


All Other


7.67


$ 1,485.70


Balance to Revenue


$ 14.30


$ 1500.00


Collector's Clerical, Appropriation


$ 500.00


Transfer from Reserve Fund


100.00


$ 600.00


Payments


$ 548.21


Balance to Revenue


51.79


$ 600.00


Assessors' Salaries, Appropriation


$ 1,775.63


Payments


$


1,775.63


Assessors' Expenses, Appropriation


$ 2,000.00


Assistant Assessors


$ 373.50


Telephone


58.44


Stationery and Printing


236.03


Street List


702.18


Auto Hire and Transportation


173.62


Registry of Deeds


41.33


Towel Supply


7.20


Postage


14.00


i :.; Office Equipment


217.97


Real Estate Expert


155.00


All Other


4.83


$ 1,984.10


Balance to Revenue


15.90


$ 2,000.00


280


Block System Survey, Balance from 1935 $ 183.27 200.00


Appropriation


$ 383.27


Payments


$ 36.00 ·


Balance to 1936


347.27


$ 383.27


Assessors' Clerical, Appropriation


$ 2,274.45


Payments


$ 2,274.45


Town Counsel's Salary, Appropriation


$ 1,000.00


Payments $ 1,000.00


Town Counsel's Expenses, Appropriation


300.00


Stenographic Services


$ 194.60


Telephone


38.37


Recording and Court Expenses


8.26


Postage, Supplies and Travel


49.12


$ 290.35


Balance to Revenue


9.65


$ 300.00


Town Clerk's Salary, Appropriation


$ 350.00


Payments


$ 350.00


Town Clerk's Expenses, Appropriation


600.00


Vital Statistics


$ 344.75


Stationery and Printing


1 161.70


Copying


83.25


Bond


10.00


$ 599.70


Balance to Revenue


.30


$ 600.00


Registrars' Salaries, Appropriation


$ 250.00


Payments $ 250.00


Elect. & Registration Expenses, Appropriation


2,500.00


Election Officers


1,486.65


Printing and Advertising


468.95


Rent of Hall


262.00


281


Installation of Booths and Equipment All Other


182.97 7.80


$ 2,408.37


Less Refund


2.70


$ 2,405.67


Balance to Revenue


94.33


$ 2,500.00


Planning Board Expenses, Appropriation


$ 1,000.00


Stationery and Printing


$ 42.39


Supplies and Apparatus


79.75


Mass. Federation dues


15.00


Blueprints, etc


55.66


Revising zoning map


689.75


Miscellaneous


5.02


Clerical


80.55


$ 968.12


Less Refund


3.15


$ 964.97


Balance to Revenue


35.03


$ 1,000.00


Municipal Building Maintance, Appropriation


$ 2,800.00


Janitor's Services


$ 997.63


Janitor's Supplies


144.12


Fuel


275.39


Light


449.45


Water and Sewer


37.50


Insurance


240.67


Ashes Removal


10.13


Furniture


157.55


Repairs


464.44


$ 2,776.88


Balance to Revenue


23.12


$ 2,800.00


282


Miscellaneous Expenses, Appropriation $ 3,100.00


Printing Town Report


$ 808.55


Stationery and Printing


361.12


Care, Lighting, Old South Clock


220.18


Finance Committee Expenses


129.73


Board of Appeal


62.75


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