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25.95
Stanley Cislouycis
51.20
John J. Clarke
72.80
Edward Cogan
37.00
John E. Colby
36.60
George W. Dutch
27.60
Louis Cote
53.10
James Crosby
35.40
Frank Cuccoli
66.00
Homer Darby
37.00
Erwin Darby
36.80
Earl Doucette
36.40
Louis Farmer
36.00
Martin Flaherty
35.40
James Fletcher
36.20
Thomas Flynn
8.20
Irving French
18.30
Mrs. Blanche Fuller
27.15
Anthony Furtado
2.00
John T. Gale
34.80
George Garland
35.00
Antigone Ginieres
44.20
John Gray
33.80
Bernard Green
32.00
Frank C. Guyer
31.60
Mrs. Ida Hedstrom
21.00
H. E. Holt
27.20
Stanley Kazetta
54.00
Hector Jackson
30.60
George James
35.20
Alfred Johnson
8.80
R. W. Johnston
26.55
Joseph Jordan
17.00
George Kaulen
33.20
Mrs. Alice King
32.00
Everett King
33.20
Satiros Kokinacis
31.40
Arthur Liakos
27.15
Albert Little
32.20
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Frank Livingston
59.80
Michael Mahoney
71.20
Harry Mann
33.80
Louis Marion
31.80
Mrs. Jennie McCoy
36.20
Daniel MacKillop
33.20
Lindsay Meister
68.80
Elmer Olson
36.50
Joseph Parker
132.00
Judson Parsons
7.70
Dr. G. A. Peirce
71.40
Edward Penney
35.20
Thomas Penvolotis
31.00
Wm. Powell
30.20
Mark Roper
36.00
Andrew Rychna
18.50
Alex Sartanowicz
67.20
Zephir Sawyer
71.60
James Scott
36.80
Louis Small
48.40
Henry Sparkes
27.20
Robert Staveley
27.45
Thomas Sullivan
36.80
Mrs. Nellie Wirbitsky
68.80
Herman Thompson
26.25
Dr. Charles Trickey
35.20
Jesse Trull
27.45
Ernest Whitehouse
36.00
Allen Williams
18.40
Apostalos Georgorimetros
8.50
Mrs. Harry P. Wiley
10.00
:
$ 3,601.10
(Total for transportation-$9,478.66)
Supervision
Charles L. Randall
755.44
Stephen G. Bean
406.24
1,161.68 -$
Books and Supplies
F. J. Flemings Est., supplies $ 147.00
Iroquois Publishing Co., books 20.86
The Macmillan Co., books 32.25
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The L. W. Singer Co., books 36.24
Ginn & Co., books 145.86
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., books
631.23
Standard Book Co. Inc., books
22.26
Frye & Crawford Drug Co., supplies
29.97
Milton Bradley Co., cards & books
266.46
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
331.09
The Boston Music Co., music
7.80
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
114.90
Ervin Smith Co., supplies
5.04
Department of Correction, supplies
14.85
American Book Co., books
42.75
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies
3.98
Keystone Envelope Co., envelopes
10.64
World Book Co., books
1.66
Reformatory for Women, flags
18.81
The Multistamp Co., stencils, etc.
6.20
Scott, Foresman & Co., books
7.59
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., supplies
9.54
The John Winston Co., books
9.36
Wilbur D. Gilpatric, supplies
47.76
Wright & Potter Printing Co., supplies
7.15
C. A. Gregory Co., books
7.12
Balfe Service Co., binding books
41.65
Sherburne Bros., lumber
16.22
Fred A. Lowell, cards
5.00
Harcourt, Brace & Co., books
12.86
Carroll's Woburn Express, express
.50
Houghton Mifflin Co., books
53.84
The Arlo Publishing Co., books
28.60
The Perry Pictures Co., pictures
3.70
Little, Brown & Co., books
3.49
The Robertson Co., supplies
2.25
2,146.48
School Houses
A. P. Norris, labor & material $ 268.70
W. J. Robinson, repairs & material 54.99
W. C. Hinckley, installing gong 22.25
F. G. Baldwin, lamps
1.71
W. J. Bolton, painting, repairs & material 69.50
Francis S. Whittet, labor 16.50
John H. Seifer, repairing clocks
4.00
Thomas F. Sullivan, plumbing
39.60
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C. B. Coburn Co., glass 2.50
Derby Electric Motors Co., repairs
32.58
Bennett Bros. Co., repairing pump
26.30
Walter W. Lavell, labor & material
2.00
W. A. Mack Co., cleaning & repairing furnaces
52.05
A. S. Briggs, repairs 7.20
10.00
Francis L. Kane, repairs
5.00
Lull & Hartford. door check
3.00
617.88
Tuition
Town of Billerica $ 245.00
Town of Reading
192.00
City of Lowell
9 301.12
$ 9,738.12
Massachusetts School Fund
Massachusetts Board of Retirement $ 666.25
Miscellaneous
J. L. Fleming, premiums on insurance $ 651.64
Guy F. Corcoran & Geo A. Byam, erecting wire
fence at No. Tewksbury School 371.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
11.60
Purity Spring Water Co., water
69.30
Mrs. May Larrabee, 24 certificates
6.00
The Multistamp Co. Inc., stamp
25.33
F. H. Garlick, trucking
25.25
A. W. Greeley, tuning piano 3.50
Ernest R. Currier, express
.50
Boston & Maine R. R., drain pipe privilege-
5.00
C. L. Randall, district expenses
40.05
C. L. Randall, paid for clerical work
3.56
A. T. Bliss & Co., printing graduation tickets and programs 10.36
Nelson E. Huntley, filling in diplomas
12.25
Courier Citizen Newspaper Co., advertising
6.00
Stephen G. Bean, use of auto & clerical hire
60.09
Mrs. May Larrabee use of telephone
36.00
Mrs. E. P. Maclaren, taking school census
30.00
Bartlett & Dow Co., wire fence
298.01
Fred C. Church & Co., insurance on boiler for 3 years 210.50
1,875.94
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Commissioner of Public Safety, boiler inspection ..
School Nurse
Mrs. E. P. Maclaren, services $ 990.00
transporting children to clinics 40.40
$ 1,030.40
Medical Inspection
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., school physician
$ 200.00
Total
$ 50,985.28
Appropriation.
$ 51,000.00
Expenditures
$ 50,985.28
Unexpended
$ 14.72
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 3,500.00
Expenditures
Reimbursements for car tickets
W. J. Bolton
$ 38.50
Fred Gath
31.00
William Gelinas
35.40
Jack Jop
16.60
Floryan Kakanski
18.20
Arthur Liakas
13.00
Joseph Lapomi
14.00
Anthony Lorenzo
12.50
Thomas McCormack
62.50
Alexander Obert
35.60
Ignosky Podgorni
69.40
Joseph Pupkis
71.60
John Szurley
26.55
Mrs. Nellie Wirbitsky
16.40
Homer Darby
38.80
Ernest Brabant
58.40
City of Lowell, tuition
2.881.40
Lynn Independent Industrial Shoemaking School, tuition 35.00
$
3,474.85
Unexpended
$ 25.15
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Appropriation $ 3,800.00
Expenditures
Paid out for welfare cases $ 3,298.35
Unexpended
$ 501.65
STATE AID
Appropriation
$ 800.00
Expenditures
Paid out for State Aid cases
$ 173.00
Unexpended
$ 627.00
STATIONERY AND PRINTING
Appropriation
750.00
Expenditures
Edith A. Foristall, advertising $ 35.00
Balfe Service Co., printing
453.15
Wm| Speke, printing
50.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and envelopes
45.32
Grace W. Dawson, advertising
45.00
P. B. Murphy, printing
4.00
The Carter Ink Co., ink
7.50
Harry C. Dawson, paid express on ink
.67
Emerson & Co., rubber stamps
2.90
G. C. Prince & Son, supplies
4.80
Sullivan Bros., voting lists
46.00
$ 694.34
Unexpended $ 55.66
SALARIES
Appropriation
$ 2.550.00
Expenditures
Elmer Olson, election officer
10.00
George McCoy, election officer 17.50
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Percy Haines, election officer 17.50
John E. Strickwald, election officer 17.50
Eugene N. Patterson, town treasurer 350.00
Harry C. Dawson, town clerk 200.00
Robert E. Gay, town auditor 350.00
Charles Wentworth 3 months on school committee 18.75 Joseph W. Jordan, selectman, B. of H. & Public Welfare 250.00
John T. Gale, road commissioner
100.00
Abbott Battles, election officer
7.50
Irving F. French, selectman, B. of H. and Public Welfare 300.00
Wm. H. Kelley, selectman, B. of H. and Public Welfare 250.00
May L. Larrabee, school committee
75.00
Philip M. Battles, school committee
57.00
Austin F. French, school committee
75.00
Asahel H. Jewell highway commissioner
100.00
Wm. I. Bailey, highway commissioner
100.00
E. H. King, board of registrars
25.00
Benjamin Buck, fish and game warden
50.00
William H. Bennett, board of registrars
12.50
Martin Flaherty, board of registrars
12.50
Herbert A. Fairbrother, board of registrars 12.50
Harry C. Dawson, clerk, board of registrars
30.00
Philip M. Battles, board of registrars
12.50
$ 2,450.75
Unexpended
$ 99.25
INCIDENTALS
Appropriation
$ 1,200.00
Expenditures
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones. $ 304.63
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity for band stand
34.02
Joseph Jordan, expenses to Wakefield
1.50
Irving F. French, expenses to Wakefield
1.50
Wm. H. Kelley, expenses to Wakefield and Boston
5.00
Harry C. Dawon, recording births, deaths and marriages
80.00
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Fred C. Church, premium on town treasurer's bond 75.00
Director of Accounts, approval of notes 14.00
H. Louis Farmer, recording deaths 2.75
Fred C. Church, premium on sealer's equipment .... Appleton National Bank, rent of safe deposit box .. 5.00
29.76
Allen, Doane & Co., supplies for sealer of weights and measures
7.50
Hobbs & Warren Inc., record book and seals
6.22
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., service on adding machine 5.00
Mrs. Albert Trull, rent of scale site, 1929-30
50.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, P. O. box rent
1.05
Dr. M. A. Buck, reporting births
.50
Dr. G. A. Lavallee, reporting births .25
Wm. Pringle, mowing Old Cemetery and care of South Cemetery 35.00
Joseph W. Jordan, perambulating town lines 15.00
Irving F. French, perambulating town lines 10.00
Wm. H. Kelley, perambulating town lines 15.00
The Morris Ireland Safe Co., safe 90.00
J. K. Chandler & Sons, bouquet New England Power Co. opening 10.00
F. H. Sparks Co., ambulance service 6.00
Dr. A. E. Shaw, reporting birth .25
Central Savings Bank, advertising Trust Fund book stolen from treasurer's safe
1.50
Hugh Cameron, services as Sealer of Weights and Measures 200.00
Harry C. Dawson, expenses to Town Clerks' meeting in Boston 5.40
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp., care of town lot and tomb 10.00
Dr. T. Lawrin, reporting birth
.25
John Gale, care of soldiers' lot
25.00
Harry C. Dawson, Justice of Peace
10.00
Eugene N. Patterson, car fares to Lowell
7.28
Qua, Howard & Rogers, legal services
109.75
1.174.09
Unexpended
$ 25.91
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation
$ 1,500.00
Expenditures
Lakeville State Sanatorium, care Priscilla Mar- celle $ 990.00
F. & E. Bailey & Co., fumigators 3.00
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., medical services 201.00 $ 1,194.00
Unexpended
$ 306.00
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$ 250.00
Expenditures
Butterfield Printing Co., programs $ 6.50
Mrs. Guy Nichols, soloist 12.50
Perry D. Thompson, orator
15.00
Harold Patten, flowers
5.00
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., flags
10.00
Dr. Carden, cigars for G. A. R.
1.10
Manuel Martin, flowers
2.50
Henry M. Robinson & Co., wreaths
10.00
Lowell Brass Band, music
125.00
Ladies Aid Society, dinner
62.40
-$ 250.00
STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation
$ 7,600.00
Expenditures
Lowell Electric Light Corp.
$ 7.503.25
Unexpended
$ 96.75
LIBRARY
Appropriation
$ 750.00 586.66
Dog Licenses
$ 1,336.66
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Expenditures
DeWolfe & Fiske Co., books $ 663.27
Abbie M. Blaisdell, librarian 175.00
Blanche King, asst. librarian 100.00
R. Wesley Barron, asst. librarian
60.00
Charles Scribner's Sons, subscriptions
25.00
Mrs. Maude Gray, magazine subscriptions
50.85
Kate Folsom, expenses to Boston
27.00
Jean Karr, subscriptions
7.05
Edgar Smith, transporting books
91.00
William Speke & Co., printing
3.50
The Junior Literary Guild, annual memberships ....
18.50
Remington Rand Business Service Inc., supplies ....
4.50
$ 1,225.67
Unexpended
.... ....
$ 110.99
TOWN HALL
Appropriation
$ 3,300.00
Expenditures
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies $ 16.99
Eugene N. Patterson, janitor
1,200.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
107.54
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., supplies
1.44
The Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
391.95
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
21.23
Lowell Gas Light Co., coke
12.50
.A. F. French & Co., paper
28.24
G. C. Prince & Son, supplies
10.75
John H. Seifer, hall clock
50.00
W. J. Robinson, labor and material
49.02
The Holmerden Co., disinfectant
7.98
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
.50
Friction Roller Cloth Co., Fleroid Rustout Water Treatment and Feeder 84.00
Farrell & Conaton, installing grate bars, etc.
173.00
The Robertson Co., coil springs
3.60
A. G. Pollard Co., waste baskets 5.40
Fred A. Dugan two lawn mowers sharpened
2.50
Commissioner of Public Safety, boiler inspection 10.00
Osterman Coal Co., coal 975.00
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Warren Bancroft, services 129.00
H. L. Gonzales, badges and whistles 8.70
Floyd N. Olsen, special police duty 53.50
Harris M. Briggs, special police duty 26.00
Francis C. Whittet, special police duty
17.00
Wm I. Bailey, services
38.00
Ross E. Sargent services
75.50
P. J. O'Neil, services
131.00
Peter Cawley, transporting prisoner
3.89
Wm. Speke Co., printing
4.75
Benjamin Buck, services
20.00
F. H. Garlick, trucking
18.00
$1,700.00
Unpaid Bills: New England Tel. & Tel. Co ...
1.97
A. H. Jewell, services
39.00
Harry C. Dawson, services
22.00
Bills not yet presented for final approval estimated
500.00
PARKS AND COMMONS
Appropriation $
...... 300.00
Expenditures
John Gale, balance due, care of flag, 1927 .... $ 7.87
Hugh Cameron, care of No. Tewksbury park 6.00
Wm. I. Bailey, sharpening lawn-mowers 1.50
Reformatory for Women, flag
33.27
A. P. Norris, labor, cement and gravel
27.02
Fred A. Dugan, sharpening mowers
2.50
John Gale, care of flag, 1928
25.00
Harris M. Briggs, care of common
60.00
North Wilmington Nurseries, Norway spruce for common 100.00
Derby Electric Motors Co., lamps sockets and wires 15.85
F. W. Woolworth Co., bulbs
12.00
Unexpended
$ 8.99
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$ 291.01
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $ 3,000.00
Expenditures
A. S. Haines, Chief $ 1,200.00 80.50
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity.
American Fire Equipment Co., supplies and repairs 495.14
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone 83.89
H. Louis Farmer, gasoline. 24.81
C. H. Sturtevant, chemical hose
120.00
North Tewksbury Garage, tires and supplies
91.60
Arthur C. Harvey Co., material
9.70
Joseph A. Lorrain, wiring
30.00
Middlesex Hardware & Plumbing Supply Co., paint 1.95
Huntley's Lunch, lunches served
30.48
Larkin T. Chandler, gasoline
16.55
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
28.41
Daniel E. McQuade, supplies
7.45
Lyle Holt, labor on truck and at air port ...
18.25
Harold Mills, duty at air port
20.00
James Bancroft, duty at air port 20.00
A. B. Moore, gasoline, oil and supplies 12.54
Albert H. Smith Co., battery
36.60
Lowell Auto Lamp Co., repairs
14.70
E. S. Haines, labor on truck
26.00
Osterman Coal Co., coal
52.50
Connecticut General Life Ins Co., premiums
126.00
$ 2,547.07
Labor at Fires
Fred Orcutt
$ 2.25
Chester Burgess
3.75
Arthur Tremblay
53.60
A. Lincoln Gerrish
51.00
Wm. R. Millett
33.00
Charles C. Bowden
2.00
A. L. Felker
7.50
Roper's Garage
11.50
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North Tewksbury Garage, oil and welding mow- ing machine
5.30
Eben Prescott, use of horse
12.50
Geo. H. Chamberlain, filing saw
1.00
$ 1,749.88
Unexpended
$ 7.12
INTEREST
Appropriation
$ 3,500.00
Expenditures
Central Savings Bank, interest on notes Nos. 69, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79 and 80
$ 3,173.13
Unexpended
$ 326.87
POLICE.
Appropriation
$ 2,500.00
Expenditures
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 80.88
Warner Bancroft, services
871.40
City of Lowell, use of jail
5.50
Cyril L. Barker, services
107.50
P. J. O'Neil, services
10.20
Ross E. Sargent, services
137.25
Anthony G. Kelley, services
536.00
Benjamin Buck, services
180.50
A. H. Jewell, services
135.00
H. L. Gonzales, police badges and handcuffs 20.25
Talbot Clothing Co., police blouses, etc. 49.60
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps
2.00 -$ 2,136.08
Unexpended
$ 363.92
Appropriation
PARKS AND COMMONS
$
250.00
40
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Expenditures
Fred A. Dugan, sharpening lawn mowers $ 2.50
A. F. Anderson & Sons, dressing 3.50
H. E. Fletcher Co., crushed stone 11.25
Acme Lawn Mower Repairing Co., sharpening mower
2.00
Reformatory for Women, wool flag
21.67
Bartlett & Dow Co., grass shears
.75
Harris M. Briggs, care of common
65.00
Lowell Rendering Co., sheep manure
54.75
Harris M. Briggs, care of flag
25.00
Derby Electric Motors Co., supplies
19.10
A. S. Briggs, repairs to band stand
4.45
Burnham & Davis Lumber+Co., lumber
2.84
-$ 212.81
Unexpended
$ 37.19
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$ 5,000.00
Expenditures
A. S. Haines, chief $ 1,500.00
Walter R. Buckle, premium on Volunteer Fire
Department Accident Policy
187.50
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity 64.75
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
103.10
Standard Oil Co., gasoline & grease
39.76
American Fire Equipment Co., supplies and re- pairs
421.55
Everett Haines, overhauling and painting truck ..
55.00
C. B. Coburn Co., chemical, paint, etc.
76.01
Bennett Bros. Co., pump
7.00
Charles T. Kappler, gasoline
5.03
Daniel E. McQuade, auto parts
53.32
Brunnettes Filling Station, gasoline & oil.
2.55
Arthur Tremblay, supplies
9.67
Tewksbury Garage, storage and supplies
7.05
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and repairs on truck, oil and gasoline 55.07
Huntley's Lunch, lunches 52.65
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Turner's Bennett Hall Garage, gasoline
.80
Combination Ladder Co., overhauling and pack- ing for pump 246.19
Clifford F. Edgecomb, windshield 2.00
Sam Brownstein, kerosene
.30
Puritan Motor Sales Inc., motor
25.00
Ervin E. Smith, hardware
5.88
Mulvey Auto Supply Co., tires and tubes
126.00
W. K. Foss, lettering and striping fire truck
16.00
G. C. Prince & Sons, journals
3.70
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., lumber 40.00
Town of Wilmington, rental of 3 hydrants
120.00
Courier Citizen Newspaper Co., advertising
3.00
$ 3,228.88
Labor at Fires
Lyle R. Holt
$ 136.00
Lincoln Gerrish
37.00
Everett Haines
105.08
Clifford Edgecomb
53.00
James Bancroft
75.00
Harris M. Briggs, Jr.
22.75
John Cummings
81.00
Ralph Garland
13.50
Anthony Zygelis
3.00
F. E. Foster
20.50
Kempton James
13.00
Harry A. Treadwell
65.00
Herbert Fletcher
14.00
Ernest Livingston
2.25
Charles Bowden
67.00
Raymond Briggs
18.00
Wm. R. Millett
148.50
Homer L. Darby
76.50
Floyd K. Darby
6.50
Hector L. Jackson
11.50
Albert Bancroft
3.00
Daniel Sterling
107.00
F. H. Garlick with truck
90.00
Frank Goodwin
101.00
Harold Mills
113.00
J. K. Chandler & Sons
6.75
Wm. Shanley
34.50
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James W. Roberts 44.50
Benjamin Buck
20.25
Fred Flaherty
6.50
Arthur Tremblay
57.00
Wm. I. Bailey
26.00
George K. James
85.00
Andrew Kahanski
11.50
Adelbert Pendleton
1.75
Louis Boogusch
8.00
Edward J. Walsh
27.00
James Maclison
15.00
Charles Simpson
9.00
Joseph Kelley
6.00
Harris M. Briggs
3.00
John Mahoney
3.00
F. A. Smith
1.50
J. D. Purdy
1.50
Arthur O'Connell
2.00
Harry C. Dawson
4.00
$ 1,756.83
Total
$ 4,985.71
Unexpended
$ 14.29
ASSESSORS
Appropriation
$ 1,800.00
Expenditures
James W. Miller, services $ 600.25
Buzzell King, services
581.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
43.51
Albion Felker, services
169.75
Albion Felker, use of auto
99.00
G. C. Prince & Son, supplies
49.61
The Duval Printing House, blanks
15.25
Gertrude B. Sweeney, transfer cards
101.25
Hobbs & Warren Inc., blanks, book
5.57
The Parkhurst Press, abatement applications
1.50
Balfe Service Co., printing
75.00
$ 1,741.69
Unexpended
$ 58.31
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INSPECTION OF MEAT AND ANIMALS
· Appropriation $ 800.00
Expenditures
A. H. Jewell, inspection of slaughter house ........ $ 612.00 Thomas P. Sawyer, inspection of animals and barns 147.59
A. H. Jewell, expenses in Boston 4.00
$ 763.59
Unexpended
$ 36.41
COLLECTION OF TAXES
Appropriation
$
3,000.00
Expenditures
Fred C. Church, premium on collector's bond $ 150.00
James C. Marshall, collector, commission 1,633.07
James C. Marshall, collector, listing telephone
3.50
James C. Marshall, collector, recording releases 4.02
James C. Marshall, collector, envelopes
54.99
James C. Marshall, collector, preparing land deeds Hobbs & Warren, supplies
170.98
38.65
Middlesex No. District Registry, recording deeds
291.95
Wm. Speke & Co., printing
28.75
Thomas F. Riley, refund on taxes paid Oct. 1909
7.30
The Parkhurst Press, tax bills
5.75
Lowell Courier Citizen Newspaper Co., advert- tising
97.50
James C. Marshall, paid for recording deeds 4.40 $ 2,490.86
Unexpended
$ 509.14
TAX TITLE ACCOUNT
James C. Marshall, taxes on lots of land sold to town for nonpayment of taxes $ 1,776.42
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NORTH SCHOOL LOAN
Appropriation $ 3,405.00
Expenditures
Central Savings Bank, interest on notes 63, 64,
65 $ 405.00
Central Savings Bank. paid note No. 63. 3,000.00 $ 3,405.00
MOTOR EXCISE TAX REFUND
Helen F. McCoy, refund on motor excise tax $ .84
+
Louis E. Small, refund on motor excise tax 12.97
William A. Roberts, refund on motor excise tax .40
George A. Marshall, refund on motor excise tax ...
1.58
Melvin G. Rogers, refund on motor excise tax
1.78
Miriam Wiggin, refund on motor excise tax
2.84
Marie P. Boyden, refund on motor excise tax
... 2.37
Homer E. Paris, refund on motor excise tax
2.49
Albert Bonugli, refund on motor excise tax
1.83
Harold J. Patten, refund on motor excise tax 12.23
Edwin L. Olson, refund on motor excise tax
1.46
$ 40.79
MIDDLESEX COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE
Appropriation
175.00
Expenditures
Middlesex County Extension Service, support of
Extension service $ 175.00
FOSTER SCHOOL LOAN
Appropriation
2,910.00
Expenditures
Central Savings Bank, interest on notes 31 to
35 inclusive
$ 510.00
Central Savings Bank, paid note No. 31 2,400.00
2,910.00
TERCENTENARY FOLDERS History of Town
$ 75.00
Expenditures
Balfe Service Co., printing folders 45.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps
7.26
Grace W. Dawson, clerical work
10.00
-
62.26
Unexpended
$ 12.74
STREET LIGHTING EXTENSION
Balance from 1929 for which contract was not
completed
$ 1,071.53
Appropriation
1,000.00
$ 2,071.53
Expenditures Lowell Electric Light Corp., installing poles, wires, fixtures, etc., on Shawsheen St., and part of Mill St. $ 1,744.66
Unexpended
$ 326.87
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Receipts
Interest from the Jeremiah Kittredge Fund $ 3.30
Interest from the Samuel Jaques Fund 3.30
Interest from the Ebenezer Page Fund 5.30
Interest from the Peter Clark Fund 6.75
Interest from the Louisa Bridge Fund 3.30
Interest from the Martha Shedd Fund
7.75
Interest from the Wm. Prindle Fund
3.50
Reimbursement by Central Savings Bank on ad- vertising lost books 6.30
39.50
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Appropriation
Expenditures
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp.
Care of the Thomas Bridge lot $ 3.00
Care of the Jeremiah Kittredge lot 3.00
Care of the Samuel Jaques lot 3.00
William Pringle, care of Wm. Prindle lot 3.50
William Pringle, care of Ebenezer Page lot 5.00
William Pringle, care of Peter Clark lot 5.00
William Pringle, care of Martha Shedd lot 6.00
Central Savings Bank, advertising 5 books 7.50
City Institution for Savings, advertising 2 books
3.50
39.50
+ UNPAID BILLS 1929
Appropriation
$ 1,673.72
Expenditures
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
8.00
Osterman Coal Co., coal
108.00
Clifford Edgecomb, labor at fires
4.25
F. I. Carter, labor at fires
6.00
Charles E. Bowden, labor at fires
8.50
James Bancroft, labor at fires
9.50
Wm. Carter, labor at fires
6.00
John Cummings, labor at fires
20.00
Wm. R. Millett, labor at fires
9.50
Daniel Sterling, labor at fires
8.00
Arthur Tremblay, labor at fires
43.00
Lyle R. Holt, labor at fires
7.00
John P. Carter, labor at fires
6.50
Frank Goodwin, labor at fires
11.00
E. S. Haines, labor at fires
2.00
Fred Carter, labor at fires
6.00
Standard Oil Co., gasoline
12.76
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
2.05
City of Lowell, tuition in Day Vocational School
1,395.66
1,673.72
SUMMARY
Highways
$ 18,042.19
Oil or Other Binder
5,000.00
New Culverts
1,349.75
Purchase of Truck
1 000.00
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Salem Road
14,709.50
Woburn Street
10,500.00
Andover Street
3,000.00
Billerica Road
3,136.91
Schools
50,985.28
Vocational Schools
3,474.85
Board of Public Welfare
3,298.35
State Aid
173.00
Stationery and Printing
694.34
Salaries
2,450.75
Incidentals
1,174.09
Board of Health
1,194.00
Memorial Day
250.00
Street Lighting
7,503.25
Library
1,225.67
Town Hall
3,215.11
General
100,651.29
Moth Account
1,997.21
Tree Warden
1 749.88
Interest
3,173.13
Police
2,136.08
Parks and Commons
212.81
Fire Department
4,985.71
Assessors
1,741.69
Inspection of Meat and Animals
763.59
Collection of Taxes
2,490.86
Tax Title Account
1,776.42
North School Loan
3,405.00
Motor Excise Tax Refund
40.79
Middlesex County Extension Service
175.00
Foster School Loan
2,910.00
Tercentenary Folders
62.26
Street Lighting Extension
1,744.66
Cemetery Trust Funds
39.50
Unpaid Bills, 1929
1,673.72
Total expenses
$264,106.64
Cash on hand $ 33.20
Cash in bank subject to check 5,938.01 $ 5,971.21
$270,077.85
Treasurer's Receipts
$270,077.85
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TRUST FUNDS
Condition of funds, December 31, 1930:
Foster School Fund
$ 1,234.21
Surplus War Bonus Fund
1,186.62
Samuel Jaques Fund
115.47
Ebenezer Page Fund
351.70
Jeremiah Kittridge Fund
115.47
Peter G. Clark Fund
119.31
Louisa Bridge Fund
151.37
Martha Shedd Fund
517.97
William Prindle Fund
101.14
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts for town of- ficers who were authorized to receive and expend money, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1930, and to the best of my knowledge they are cor- rect, with proper vouchers on file, and $5,971.21 in the treasury.
ROBERT E. GAY,
Town Auditor.
Personally appeared before me on this twenty second day of Jan- uary, 1931, Robert E. Gay, and made oath that the foregoing state- ments were correct.
THOMAS F. FLYNN,
Justice of the peace.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1930. $ 16,172.98 $ 16,172.98
Loans in anticipation of revenue. 90,000.00 90.000.00
Taxes
On 1924 Tax Account $ 9.82
On 1926 Tax Account 104.62
On 1927 Tax Account 2,484.61
On 1928 Tax Account
11,951.04
On 1929 Tax Account
21,767.07
On 1930 Tax Account
66,435.13
On 1929 Motor Excise Tax
1,779.39
On 1930 Motor Excise Tax
3,983.23
$108,514.91
James C. Marshall Redemption Sales 460.45 -$ 460.45
Schools
State Treasurer Income of 1929:
Mass. School Fund " $ 807.50
State Treasurer Supervision 630.00
State Mass. School Fund for Educational Pur-
poses 3,707.50 -$
5.145.00
Public Welfare
State Treasurer Act. Mothers' Aid $ 251.50
City of Lowell 326.66
Qua, Howard & Rogers
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