Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1952, Part 14

Author: Reading (Mass.)
Publication date: 1952
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 230


USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Reading > Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1952 > Part 14


Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).


Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15


Interest Accrued


974.77


Loans Repayment


664,578.26


Total Liabilities


897,445.10


Profit and Loss


587,773.34


Totals


$1,485,218.44


NOTE: A contingent liability in the amount of $18,298.76 existed as of December 31, 1952 on account of leases received from installment sales of electrical appliances and which were discounted with the Mid- dlesex County National Bank of Reading.


PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT


as of December 31, 1952


Balance January 1, 1952


$ 514,181.79


Net Income - before Bond Payments


146,908.81


Miscellaneous Credits


Total Credits


$ 661,090.60


Bonds and Notes Paid


15,000.00


Transferred to General Funds of the Town


58,317.26


Miscellaneous Debits


Total Debits


$ 73,317.26


Balance December 31, 1952


$ 587,773.34


161


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS


-


For the Year 1952


Valuation of Taxable Property


Buildings, exclusive of land


$21,840,030


Land, exclusive of buildings


4,278,150


Personal Estate


1,122,425


Total Taxable Valuation


$27,240,605


Amount Appropriated for Town Purposes


$1,953,116.40


Amount to be paid for State & County Taxes


96,005.13


Amount of Overlay


44,882.91


$2,094,004.44


Less Estimated Receipts


$562,319.50


Excise Tax


98,000.00


Over Estimate 1951


5,477.72


Available Funds


165,431.40


831,228.62


Net Amount to be raised on Polls


and Property


$1,262,775.82


Tax Rate for 1952 - $46.00


Actual Commitments for 1952


Real Estate Tax


$1,201,447.32


Personal Tax


51,728.14


Poll Tax


9,710.00


Excise Tax


111,893.64


Moth


709.00


Sidewalk and Curbing


1,679.81


House Connection


1,744.10


Sewer


2,953.15


Highway


6,926.62


Water Liens


854.45


$1,389,646.23


Respectfully submitted,


HAROLD B. CURRELL RALPH T. HORN LEON G. BENT


Board of Assessors


162


REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES For the Year Ended December 31, 1952 Taxes and Assessments 1950


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$


9,318.16


Refunds


1.00


Interest and Costs Collected


637.86


Paid Treasurer


$ 9,857.74


Abatements


55.20


Tax Takings


44.08


Uncollected December 31, 1952


.00


$ 9,957.02 $ 9,957.02


Taxes and Assessments 1951


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 61,717.80


Committed 1952


3,247.68


Refunds


424.22


Interest and Costs Collected


1,066.34


Paid Treasurer


$ 51,073.17


Abatements


2,794.72


Tax Takings


63.01


Uncollected December 31, 1952


12,525.14


$ 66,456.04 $ 66,456.04


Taxes and Assessments 1952


General Tax Warrants


$1,389,646.23


Refunds


9,774.94


Interest and Costs Collected


515.06


Paid Treasurer


$1,312.823.36


Abatements


31,914.76


Tax Takings


237.39


Uncollected December 31, 1952


54,960.72


$1,399,936.23 $1,399,936.23


Sewer Rentals


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 1,156.41


Committed 1952


17,115.94


Refunds


28.91


Interest and Costs Collected


124.69


Paid Treasurer


$ 16,990.97


Abatements


1,15


Uncollected December 31, 1952


1.433.83


$ 18,425.95 $


18,425.95


Highway Betterment


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 6,917.33


Committed 1952


13,754.62


Interest Collected


Paid Treasurer


5.89 $ 1,620.06


163


Abatements Betterment Apportioned Uncollected December 31, 1952


402.67 4,900.49 13,754.62


$


20,677.84 $


20,677.84


Advance Payment Apportioned Highway Interest Collected


$


1,214.29


10.29


Paid Treasurer


$ 1,224.58


$ 21,902.42 $


21,902.42


Sidewalk Betterment


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 1,887.65


Committed 1952


2,784.07


Paid Treasurer


$ 19.82


Betterment Apportioned


2,013.35


Uncollected December 31, 1952


2,638.55


$


4,671.72 $


4,671.72


Advanced Payment Apportioned Sidewalk


$ 459.49


Interest Collected


.09


Paid Treasurer


$


459.58


$ 5,131.30 $


5,131.30


Sewer Betterment


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 3,687.03


Committed 1952


3,950.68


Paid Treasurer


$ 347.42


Betterment Apportioned


3,339.61


Uncollected December 31, 1952


3,950.68


$


7,637.71$


7,637.71


Advance Payment Apportioned Sewer


$


783.85


Interest Collected


1.03


Paid Treasurer


$ 784.88


$ 8,422.59 $


8,422.59


Sewer House Connection


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$


3,166.09


Committed 1952


3,409.59


Interest Collected


1.14


Paid Treasurer


$ 423.35


Betterment Apportioned


2,743.88


Uncollected December 31, 1952


3,409.59


$ 6,576.82 $


6,576.82


164


Advance Payment Apportioned Sewer H.C. Interest Collected Paid Treasurer


$ 679.83 1.48


$ 681.31


$ 7,258.13 $


7,258.13


Estate of Deceased Persons


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$


377.16


Paid Treasurer


$ 150.00


Abatements ..


227.16


Uncollected December 31, 1952


.00


$ 377.16 $


377.16


Moth Department


Committed 1952


$


2,430.04


Paid Treasurer


$ 1,716.04


Abatements


5.00


Added to 1952 Real Estate Taxes


709.00


$ 2,430.04 $


2,430.04


Departmental Accounts


Departmental Tree Work


$


1,036.70


Tuition


36,003.46


Sewer House Connection Acct.


30.98


Public Welfare


12.301.66


Extra Work Private Property


60.90


Old Age Assistance


103,769.30


Snow Plowing


717.00


Main Pipe Extension


12,783.75


Miscellaneous Repairs


297.81


Veterans Service


3,656.97


Aid to Dependent Children


8,321.40


Public Health


1,572.90


Paid Treasurer


$ 180,552.83


$ 180,552.83 $ 180,552.83


Water Rates and Miscellaneous


Uncollected December 31, 1951


$ 19,479.89


Committed 1952


120,494.51


Refunds


69.90


Paid Treasurer


$ 118,788.70


Abatements


256.24


Water Liens Added to Taxes


854.45


Uncollected December 31, 1952


20,144.91


$ 140,044.30 $ 140,044.30


165


Certificates


Certificates of Municipal Liens Paid Treasurer


$ 422.03


$ 422.03


$ 422.03 $


422.03


Recapitulation of Receipts


Taxes and Assessments


$1,373,754.27


Sewer Rentals


16,990.97


Betterments


5,561.00


Estate of Deceased Persons


150.00


Departmental Accounts


182,268.87


Water Rates and Miscellaneous


118,788.70


Certificates of Municipal Liens


422.03


Paid Treasurer as per Treasurer's Receipts


$1,697,935.84


$1,697,935.84 $1,697,935.84


WILLIAM E. MORRISON,


Collector


166


REPORT OF THE TREASURER Year Ended December 31, 1952


The transactions in the General Cash Account, in summary form, were as follows:


Balance January 1, 1952


$ 841,654.59


Receipts


6,103,784.83


$6,945,439.42


Disbursements


5,733,670.46


Balance December 31, 1952


$1,211,768.96


Funded Debt


Outstanding January 1, 1952


$ 919,000.00


Bonds and notes issued in 1952


2,350,000.00 $3,269,000.00


Bonds and notes paid in 1952


79,000.00


Outstanding December 31, 1952


3,190,000.00 $3,269,000.00


The bonds issued in 1952 were as follows:


Project


Amount


Term


Rate


Interest


New high school


$2,000,000.00*


20 yrs.


214 %


$472,500.00


New high school


200,000.00


20 yrs.


214 %


47,250.00


Water standpipe


150,000.00


20 yrs.


134 %


23,187.50


$2,350,000.00


$542,937.50


*Outside Debt Limit


The sale prices, cost of the above loans and the premiums realized on the sales were as follows:


Sale Price


Cost


Premium


New high school


100.776


$ 4,418.17


$ 15,520.00


New high school


100.776


490.91


1,552.00


Water standpipe


101.01


473.01


1,515.00


A loan of $200,000.00, to finance construction for the Light Depart- ment, was authorized December 1, 1952, but as of January 24, 1953, this debt had not been incurred.


During 1952 there were no temporary loans in anticipation of revenue.


A more detailed statement of receipts and disbursements, and a condensed version of my annual report of the trust funds of the Town, are presented in the report to the Town Accountant.


PRESTON F. NICHOLS


Treasurer


167


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Receipts and Expenditures for the year ended December 31, 1952


TOWN OF READING BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1952


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Cash:


Pay Roll Deductions:


General


$658,481.97


Withholding


$ 10,695.43


Petty Cash Advances:


Blue Cross 1,331.65


Library


$ 15.00


Light


300.00


$ 12,027.08


Tailings


437.76


Selectmen


50.00


Fish. and Hunt. Licenses due State


40.00


Water


100.00


75.60


Welfare


50.00


650.00


County Tax


7,860.60


Accounts Receivable:


Taxes:


Levy of 1951:


9,380.67


Poll


10.00


Road Machinery Fund


20,809.11


Personal


347.54


Cemetery Sale of Lots & Graves Fund


13,544.02


O.A.A. Recovery


1,645.69


Reserve for Petty Cash Advances ..


650.00


Levy of 1952:


Poll


58.00


Personal


3,137.22


Real Estate


45,322.17


2,314.36


Guarantee Deposits:


48,517.39


Sewer House Connection 55.00


2,239.36


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund ....


75.00


12,377.37


Trust Fund Income: Parker Hospital Fund


Real Estate


12,019.83


County T.B. Hospital 105.14


Dog Licenses due County Overestimates: Metropolitan Sewerage 1,414.93


Schools


135.00


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise: Levy of 1951 Levy of 1952


62.87


5,755.80


Special Assessments:


Moth 1951


5.00


Moth 1952


62.00


67.00


Sewer Unapportioned


3,950.68


Sewer 1951


30.83


Sewer 1952


111.48


Sewer Interest 1951


7.75


Sewer Interest 1952


27.79


Departmental


6,750.03


Tax Titles


1,000.33


Tax Possessions


2,803.04


Sewer House Conn. Unappor. ....


3,409.59


Sewer House Conn. 1951


14.43


Sewer House Conn. 1952


38.24


Sewer House Conn. Interest 1951


4.31


Sewer House Conn. Interest 1952


11.34


155,763.37


Water Available Surplus


18,548.90


Sale of Real Estate Account


678.00


Sidewalk Unapportioned


2,638.55


Sidewalk 1952


22.28


Surplus Revenue


423,492.24


Sidewalk Interest 1952


2.49


Highway Unapportioned


13,754.62


Highway 1951


16.91


Light Customers Deposits


12,636.00


Salvage Committee Fund


12,691.00 6,496.62 117,148.44


5,818.67


Appropriation Balances Forward Overlay Surplus Reserve Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1951 12,377.37


47,807.46


Levy of 1952 19,718.82


32,096.19


Revenue Reserved until Collected: Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


5,818.67


Special Assessments


25,685.75


4,128.53


State and County Aid to Highways


7,032.85


Water Rates and Liens 20,418.86


Light Rates, etc.


86,253.84


3,477.91


Premium on Loans


13,204.91


2,663.32


LIABILITIES


ASSETS


Highway 1952


104.38


Highway Interest 1951


5.67


Highway Interest 1952


33.58


Sewer Rentals


Departmental:


Health


291.50


Sewer House Connection


62.01


Public Welfare


769.46


A.D.C. From State


2,720.19


O.A.A. - Other


37.76


School Tuition


74.88


Public Works


427.82


Tree and Moth


549.15


Veterans' Aid From State


1,735.02


Disability Assistance From State


82.24


6,750.03


Tax Titles


1,000.33


Tax Possessions


2,803.04


Aid to Highways, Chapt. 90: State


4,688.56


County


2,344.29


7,032.85


Water:


Rates, etc.


20,144.91


Liens added to taxes 1952


273.95


13,915.16 1,433.83


20,418.86


Light:


Rates, etc.


86,253.84


Customers Deposits


12,636.00


98,889.84


Underestimates:


State Parks and Reservations ....


183.18


Audit Municipal Accounts


242.14


425.32


888,851.42


888,851.42


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


$553,286.99 New High School Construction


$2,098,878.99


Library Addition Construction


178.17


1,749,304.71 Light Construction, Regular


64,308.71


Water Construction, Wells, 1950


109.92


200,000.00 Water Construction, Standpipe, 1952


139,115.91


Loans Authorized Unissued


200,000.00


$2,502,591.70


$2,502,591.70


DEFERRED ACCOUNTS


$ 13,997.02 Appor. Sewer Assts. Rev. 1953-1961


$ 13,997.02


7,221.13 Appor. Sewer H.C. Assts. Rev. " "


7,221.13


6,325.29 Appor. Sidewalk Assts. Rev. " "


6,325.29


35,006.05


Appor. Highway Assts. Rev. " "


35,006.05


$ 62,549.49


$ 62,549.49


Cash


Portion of New High School Loan in- vested in U.S. Treasury Bills ...... Loans Authorized: Light Constr., Sub-Station, 1952 ....


Apportioned Sewer Assts. not due Appor. Sewer H.C. Assts. not due ......


Appor. Sidewalk Assts. not due ..... Appor. Highway Assts. not due .....


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Inside Debt Limit:


Issued


Sewer


1948


$ 28,000.00


School - Eaton


1948


400,000.00


School - New High School 1952


200,000.00


Library


1949


70,000.00


$698,000.00


Outside Debt Limit:


School - Pearl Street


1938 $


30,000.00


School - New High School 1952 2,000,000.00


Light


1939


10,000.00


Light


1949


65,000.00


Light


1951


142,000.00


Water


1948


7,000.00


Water


1948


13,000.00


Water


1949.


16,000.00


Water


1950


59,000.00


Water


1952


150,000.00 2,492,000.00


$3,190,000.00


$3,190,000.00


TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS


Cash and Securities


$528,254.90


Parker Hospital Fund


$201,227.02


Grouard Hospital Fund


87,814.51


R.H.S. Scholarship Fund


5,188.20


Public Library Fund


1,081.43


Wadlin Library Fund


1,866.40


Tuttle Library Fund


560.60


Net Funded or Fixed Debt: Inside Debt Limit


$ 698,000.00


Outside Debt Limit


2,492,000.00


Appleton Library Fund Post War Rehabilitation Fund Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund Stabilization Fund


5,012.50 643.43


142,042.36 82,818.45


$528,254.90


CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS


Cash Investments


$ 9,572.62


Annuity Savings Fund


$151,334.00


231,712.00 Annuity Reserve Fund


29,506.83


Accrued Interest


1,222.92


Military Service Fund


2,562.36


Pension Fund


58,941.02


Expense Fund


163.33


$242,507.54


$242,507.54 BOYD H. STEWART, Town Accountant


$528,254.90


CLASSIFIED STATEMENT OF FUNDED DEBT


SEWER


SCHOOLS


LIBRARY


LIGHT


WATER


TOTAL


Due


Prin.


Int.


Prin.


Int.


Prin.


Int.


Prin.


Int.


Prin.


Int.


Prin.


Int.


1953


$ 8,000.00


$ 360.00


$ 140,000.00


$ 58,025.00


$10,000.00


$ 875.00


$ 15,000.00


$ 3,515.75


$ 26,000.00


$ 4,272.50


$ 199,000.00


$ 67,048.25


1954


4,000.00


270,00


140,000.00


54,962.50


10,000.00


750.00


15,000.00


3,270.25


24,000.00


3,810.00


193,000.00


63,062.75


1955


4,000.00


210.00


140,000.00


51.900.00


10,000.00


625.00


15,000.00


3,024.75


24,000.00


3,375.00


193,000.00


59,134.75


1956


4,000.00


150.00


140,000.00


48,837.50


10,000.00


500.00


14,000.00


2,779.25


23,000.00


2.941.00


191,000.00


55,207.75


1957


4,000.00


90.00


140,000.00


45,775.00


10,000.00


375.00


14,000.00


2,548.75


22,000.00


2,517.50


190,000.00


51,306.25


1958


4,000.00


30.00


140,000.00


42,712.50


10,000.00


250.00


14,000.00


2,318.25


22,000.00


2,130.00


190,000.00


47,440.75


1959


135,000.00


39,650.00


10,000.00


125.00


14,000.00


2,087.75


17,000.00


1,750.00


176,000.00


43,612.75


1960


135,000.00


36,675.00


13,000.00


1,857.25


17,000.00


1,487.50


165,000.00


40,019.75


1961


135,000.00


33,700.00


13,000.00


1,641.75


10,000.00


1,225.00


158,000.00


36,566.75


1962


135,000.00


30,725.00


12,000.00


1,426.25


10,000.00


1,050.00


157,000.00


33,201.25


1963


135,000.00


27,750.00


12,000.00


1,226.75


5,000.00


875.00


152,000.00


29,851.75


1964


135,000.00


24,775.00


12,000.00


1,027.25


5,000.00


787.50


152,000.00


26,589.75


1965


135,000.00


21,800.00


12,000.00


827.75


5,000.00


700.00


152,000.00


23,327.75


1966


135,000.00


18,825.00


7,000.00


672.00


5,000.00


612.50


147,000.00


20,109.50


1967


135,000.00


15,850.00


7,000.00


560.00


5,000.00


525.00


147,000.00


16,935.00


1968


135,000.00


12,875.00


7,000.00


448.00


5,000.00


437.50


147,000.00


13,760.50


1969


110,000.00


9,900.00


7,000.00


316.00


5,000.00


350.00


122,000.00


10,566.00


1970


110,000.00


7,425.00


7,000.00


204.00


5,000.00


262.50


122,000.00


7,891.50


1971


110,000.00


4,950.00


7,000.00


92.00


5,000.00


175.00


122,000.00


5,217.00


1972


110,000.00


2,475.00


5,000.00


87.50


115,000.00


2,562.50


Total


$28,000.00


$1,110.00


$2,630,000.00


$589,587.50


$70,000.00


$3,500.00


$217,000.00


$29,843.75


$245,000.00


$29,371.00


$3,190,000,00


$653,412.25


RECEIPTS FOR 1952


General Revenue


Taxes


Current Year:


Poll


Personal


$ 8,048.00 47,624.69


Real Estate


1,133,359.48 $1,189,032.17


Previous Years:


Poll


$ 18.00


Personal


6,665.37


Real Estate


41,973.21


$ 48,656.58


From the State:


Corporation Tax


$104,247.51


Income Tax


Valuation


37,200.96


Education


79,371.71


$220,820.18


Estate of Deceased Persons


$ 150.00


Licenses


Board of Selectmen:


Amusement


$ 156.00


Auctioneer


12.00


Fire Arms


20.00


Inn Holder


2.00


Junk


20.00


Lord's Day


110.00


Peddler


2.00


Second-hand Articles


4.00


Second-hand Auto


140.00


Taxicab


21.00


Theater


5.00


Trucking


30.00


Victualler


120.00


$ 642.00


Board of Health:


Cesspool Pumping


$ 2.00


Frozen Desserts


10.00


Kindergarten


9.00


Physiotherapist


1.00


Transportation of Hides


40.00


Undertaker


6.00


$ 68.00


177


Permits


Marriage Plumbing Revolver


$ 288.00


822.50


107.00 $ 1,217.50


Fines, Court


$ 130.00


Grants and Gifts


From the Federal Government:


Old Age Assistance


$ 86,927.33


Aid to Dependent Children


10,688.55


Disability Assistance


3,707.58


School Lunches


10,488.32


From the State:


School Construction Aid


12,629.02


Meals Tax


8,531.12


Peddlers' Licenses


52.00


From the County:


Dog Licenses


1,936.65


$134,960.57


Special Assessments


Moth and Tree


$ 709.00


Sewer


3,372.32


Sewer House Connection


2,498.45


Sidewalk and Curbing


1,883.90


Highway


8,195.97


$ 16,659.64


Privileges


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


$109,060.56


Departmental - General Government


Selectmen:


Advertising Hearings


$ 32.70


Sale of Books:


Building Laws


14.70


Street Lists


419.65


Traffic Laws


.25


Valuation Lists


10.50


Zoning Laws


11.25


Treasurer


20.09


Collector


1,133.41


Town Clerk:


Mortgages


1,194.20


Pole Location Certificates


70.50


Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates


203.25


Dog License Fees


269.40


Sporting License Fees


122.25


178


Miscellaneous Certificates and Permits ....


139.15


Board of Appeal Hearings


65.00 $ 3,706.30


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department:


Ambulance Fees


$ 1,441.35


Bicycle Registrations


144.00


Fire Department:


Recharging Extinguishers


7.00


Inspector of Buildings


799.50


Sealer of Weights and Measures


118.20


Moth and Tree


2,752.74


$ 5,262.79


Health and Sanitation


Tuberculosis. State Subsidy


$ 274.57


Tuberculosis, Other Towns


1,246.50


Dental Clinic


615.55


Inspector of Milk and Food


20.50


Dog Clinic


223.00


Sewer Rentals


16,837.37


Sale of Books


4.00


$ 19,221.49


Highways


State and County Joint Maint. Chapt. 90


$ 3,999.96


State and County Joint Constr., Chapt. 90


16,967.15


Sidewalks, Granolithic Construction


60.90


Snow and Ice Removal, State Reimbursement


717.00


Road Machinery, Departmental Charges


20,585.56


Sale of Junk


297.81


$ 42,628.38


Charities


Reimbursement for Relief:


From Individuals


$ 233.81


From Cities and Towns


1,223.45


From the State


6,068.79 $ 7,526.05


Reimbursement for A.D.C .:


From the State


8,321.40


Reimbursement for O.A.A .:


From Individuals, Recovery


$ 4,140.66


From Cities and Towns


1,378.99


From the State


102,744.57


$108,264.22


Reimbursement for Disability Assistance:


From the State $ 4,706.99


179


Veterans Services


Reimbursement from the State:


Relief ..


Burials


$ 3,463.97 93.00


War Allowances


100.00 S 3,656.97


Schools


Voc. Tuition, State and City Wards


$ 4,629.31


Tuition, Other


31,374.15


Sale of Text Books and Supplies


1,241.89


Cafeterias


49,958.32


Athletics


4,621.82


$ 91,825.49


Library, Fines


S 1,128.79


Unclassified


Sale of Real Estate


S 3,126.00


From Light Dept. in Lieu of Taxes


58.317.26


Fire and Damage Settlements


252.50


Sale of Coal


941.28


Reimbursement for Insurance:


School Cafeterias


444.02


Sewer Dept.


1,017.30


Light Dept.


6,793.85


Water Dept.


3,154.48


$ 74,046.69


Public Service Enterprises


Light Department:


Sale of Light and Power


$950,997.46


Mdse. and Jobbing


112,070.08


Miscellaneous (Refunds)


7,437.16 $1,070,504.70


Water Department:


Sale of Water


$ 95,732.05


Services, Repairs, etc.


22,987.35


Liens Added to Taxes


634.90


Main Pipe Extension


12,177.50


Sale of Material


250.12


$131,781.92


Cemeteries


Sale of Lots and Graves


$ 1,790.00


Care of Lots and Graves


4,660.00


Care of Endowed Lots (Int. on Funds)


2,390.46


$ 8,840.46


180


Interest


On Sewer Rentals


$ 20.39


On Deferred Taxes


1,577.76


On Special Assessments


2,895.70


On Investment Funds


508.14


On Public Trust Funds:


Parker Hospital Fund


3,250.00


Grouard Hospital Fund


2,051.30


R.H.S. Scholarship Fund


126.25


Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund


2,330.20


On Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


32.92


On Invested Loans


2,200.00


$ 14,992.66


Municipal Indebtedness


New High School Constr. Loan


2,200,000.00


Water Constr. (Standpipe) Loan


150,000.00


Premiums:


New High School Constr. Loan


17,072.00


Water Constr. (Standpipe) Loan


1,515.00 $2,368,587.00


Agency, Trust and Investment


Dog Licenses for County


$ 2,963.60


Sporting Licenses for State


1,478.50


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


4,845.00


Withholding Taxes


122,847.63


Mass. Hospital Service


14,235.20


Tailings


133.44


Investment Funds Transactions


254,030.25


$400,533.62


Refunds


Departmental


Taxes, Assessments, Public Service Enterprise


$ 5,958.31 10,893.40 $


16,851.71


Total


$6,103,784.83


CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES


1952


General Government


Selectmen


Personal Services


Clerical


$


1,024.50


.


Expense


Reimbursement for Expenses $ 200.00


Telephone


191.55


Postage


84.32


181


Printing Stationery and Forms


102.70


Association Dues


66.00


Office Supplies and Equipment


112.55


Advertising Warrants, Hearings, etc.


57.75


Towels


20.40


Machine Service


11.75


Billfolds for Servicemen


168.00


Surveys and Plans


92.50


Medical Examinations on Pensions


114.00


Annotated Laws


120.32


Other


58.82


$ 1,400.66


Accountant


Personal Services


Accountant


$ 4,700.00


Clerical


612.43


$ 5,312.43


Expense


Postage and Stationery


$ 8.00


Office Supplies and Equipment


386.56


Association Dues


34.00


Machine Service


55.32


Travel Expense


96.09


Other


11.57


$ 591.54


Treasurer


Personal Services


.


Treasurer


$ 2,000.00


Clerical


833.73


$ 2,833.73


Expense


Postage


$ 544.40


Stationery and Supplies


158.77


Telephone


110.05


Stencils and Filing Checks


89.25


Machine Service


28.67


Towels


7.70


Other


15.21


$ 954.05


Collector


Personal Services


Collector


$ 3,948.00


Clerical


5,195.85 $ 9,143.85


182


Expense


Books and Printing


$ 772.21


Telephone


82.15


Supplies and Equipment


297.52


Postage


778.72


Other


53.22


$


1,983.82


Assessors


Personal Services


Assessors (3)


$ 3,525.00


Clerical


5,058.90


$ 8,583.90


Expense


Meetings


$ 163.84


Auto Hire


84.00


Telephone


111.50


Supplies and Equipment


291.89


Maps


602.45


Printing and Forms


429.34


Postage


96.00


Registry of Deeds


203.24


Other


78.90


$ 2,061.16


Town Counsel


Personal Services


Town Counsel


$ 2,000.00


Expense


Stenographic Services


$ 769.80


Court Costs and Witness Fees


11.95


Telephone, Carfares, etc.


218.03


Stationery and Supplies


138.35


Decisions and Annotated Laws


30.60


Auctioneer


25.00


Examination of Titles and Records


155.00


$ 1,348.73


Town Clerk


Personal Services


Town Clerk


$ 1,500.00


Clerical


3,052.96 $ 4,552.96


Expense


Printing, Stationery and Supplies


$ 342.46


Postage


63.36


Telephone


111.32


Dues


15.00


Binding


9.25


Advertising and Notices


27.00


183


Meetings


48.50


Service on Equipment Equipment Other


35.00


29.00


12.00


$ 692.89


Registration


Personal Services


Registrars


$ 250.00


Assistant Registrars


1,394.56


Clerk to Registrars


200.00


Clerical


282.09


2,126.65


Expense


Printing, Supplies, etc.


$ 252.52


Election


Election Workers


$ 2,616.15


Hall Rent


250.00


Installing Booths


473.92


Printing Ballots, Warrants, etc.


1,513.47


Supplies


54.04


Lunches


304.55


Signs


24.00


New Election Booths


590.00


Repairing Ballot Boxes


22.50


Other


9.95


$ 5,858.58


Board of Appeal


Clerical


$ 125.94


Postage and Supplies


5.75


Advertising Hearings


71.75


$ 203.44


Planning Board


Supplies


$ 18.95


Dues


20.00


Meetings


41.62


Printing Map


40.27


$ 120.84


Capital Expenditure Planning Committee


Postage


$ 6.00


Supplies


8.60


Printing Report


145.00


$ 159.60


Finance Committee


Association Meetings


$ 30.45


Dues


10.00


Postage


17.58


Printing


5.00


$ 63.03


184


Municipal Building Maintenance


Janitor


$ 2,886.00


Fuel


559.25


Gas and Light


461.51


Water and Sewer


66.32


Rubbish Removal


75.00


Supplies


435.18


Repairs to Building and Grounds


1,536.60


Furniture and Equipment


382.35


Other


46.00


$ 6,448.21


New Oil Burner, Article 17


842.50


Total General Government


$ 58,559.59


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department


Personal Services


Chief, and Keeper of the Lockup


$ 4,500.36


Sergeants


4,807.68


Patrolmen


51,556.90


Special Work


224.12


Clerk


2,028.00


$ 63,117.06


Dept. Maintenance Expense


Chief's Expense


$ 54.82


Gasoline Expense


1,803.41


Radio Repairs


391.10


Station Signals


51.61


Police School


100.00


Traffic Lights


709.14


Traffic Lanes


1,827.16


Telephone Expense


599.96


Printing and Stationery


293.70


Coats and Caps


256.20


Revolver Permits


28.00


Bicycle Expense


42.52


Police Reserves


191.35


Automobile Repairs


798.26


New Tires


167.17


Washing Cars


182.00


Chains and Alcohol


66.35


Oil and Filters


107.51


New Batteries


116.82


New Revolver


60.00


Target Practice


165.70


Gamewell Repairs


143.85


All Others


362.88


$ 8,519.51


185


Station Maintenance Expense


Janitor


$ 1,179.00


Water and Sewer


26.46


Gas and Light


298.46


Fuel


460.21


Repairs


875.01


Supplies


248.83


Laundry


73.30


$ 3,161.27


New Cruising Cars (2) Art. 8, 9


$ 925.00


New Uniforms


760.60


New Two-way Radio, Art. 22


4,182.50


Pensions


8,470.64


Fire Department


Personal Services


Chief


$ 4,500.00


Deputy Chief


3,808.00


Captain


3,708.00


Lieutenants


7,166.00


Privates


35,366.64


Call Men


5,235.12


$ 59,783.76


Department Maintenance Expense


Chief' Expenses


$ 60.00


Telephone


393.20


Laundry


333.44


Bedding, etc.


102.65


Motor Apparatus Maintenance


2,301.67


Gasoline and Oil


501.11


Repairs Other Equipment


210.22


New Hose


2,407.30


New Appliances


398.96


Equipment and Supplies


727.19


Equipment for Men


317.50


Forest Fires


1,660.93


Forest Fire Patrol


57.60


Office Expenses


238.31


Salary of Dispatcher


300.00


All Others


442.30


$ 10,452.38


Stations Maintenance Expense


Central Station


Gas


$ 95.71


Fuel


524.62


Repairs


476.20


Lighting


157.02


Water and Sewer


98.13


Supplies


295.91


Furnishings


84.00


$ 1,731.59


186


Woburn Street Station


Gas


$ 12.59


Fuel


298.62


Repairs


231.52


Lighting


71.93


Water and Sewer


14.00


Supplies


50.56


Salary of Steward


300.00


$ 979.22


Pensions ...


$ 1,692.28


Fire Alarm Maintenance


Salary of Superintendent


$ 350.00


Pay Rolls


1,474.00


Truck Maintenance


257.84


Power (for F. A. & Police Signal Systems)


51.60


Material, Supplies & Equipment


839.65


Radio Maintenance


22.80


Fire Alarm Box Replacements


130.00


Battery Room


169.63


All Others


36.00


$ 3,331.52


Fire Alarm Extension


Pay Rolls


$ 423.00


Material, Supplies and Equipment


382.49


$ 805.49


New Fire Truck


$ 16,499.89


New Chassis for Engine 4


2,407.13


New Uniforms


350.00


Hydrant Rentals


5,000.00


Drinking Fountains


100.00


Moth and Tree Dept.


Personal Services




Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.