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Total money received
$278,232.53
Total money paid out
268,040.58
Cash on hand
$ 10,191.95
Assets
Outstanding Taxes Uncollected
$ 47,781.32
Cash on Hand
10,191.95
State Treasurer Acc't Tuition and Transporta- tion
7,445.00
State Treasurer, Shawsheen Street
1,000.00
County Treasurer, Shawsheen Street
1.000.00
State Treasurer, State Aid and Mothers Aid
1,364.41
City of Cambridge, Public Welfare.
876.00
$ 69,658.68
Liabilities
Foster School Loan, three notes
$ 7,200.00
North School Loan, one note
3,000.00
Note due April 1, 1932
15,000.00
Note due July 11, 1932
15,000.00
Note due Dec. 31, 1932
15,000.00
Unpaid Bills 1931
1,256.74
$ 56,456.74
Total Assets
$ 69,658.68
Total Liabilities
56,456.74
Balance in favor of Town $ 13,201.94
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TOWN IN LAST TEN YEARS
Tax Rate
1922 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
$ 23,884.13
$ 23.30
1923 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
15,863.58
28.70
1924 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
5,118.05
30.80
1925 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
19,346.46
30.00
1926 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
27,139.79
31.00
1927 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
21,390.88
29.00
1928 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
21,952.24
34.00
1929 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
21,548.92
29.20
1930 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
1,604.76
29.40
1931 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
11,126.04
24.00
1932 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
13,201.94
Respectfully submitted, EUGENE N. PATTERSON,
Town Treasurer.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
Highways
Appropriation
$ 14 000.00
Allotment by State, Chapter 81
5,600.00
$ 19,600.00
Expenditures Labor, Trucks & Material
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent ...
$ 774.30
Roland Robinson, operator 586.58
James Manley, chauffeur 697.36
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
581.35
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
624.36
James Bancroft, chauffeur
632.91
Homer Darby, chauffeur
599.05
John Brown. laborer
605.00
Thomas Sullivan, laborer
364.00
Edward E. Poore. laborer
588.75
Alton N. Parker, laborer
551.75
Benjamin Buck, laborer
352.75
V.lan Grant, laborer
272.00
Emanuel Martin, laborer
352.25
Charles Bowden, laborer
510.00
Michael Sacco, laborer
144.00
Cyril Barker, laborer
269.00
Clyde Clark, laborer
435.25
Edward R. Penney, laborer
422.75
Joseph Aubut, laborer
364.50
Patrick Walsh, laborer
233.75
Nelson J. Brown, laborer
270.50
George Gale, laborer 214.75
Patrick J. Keefe, laborer
48.00
Wilbur K. Foss, painter
33.50
Winthrop Jones, laborer
115.75
Uel Kenney, laborer
48.00
F. L. Kane, building catch basin
26.00
87
William Penney, laborer 67.00
Albert Chandler, laborer 12.75
Fred Garlick, with truck 270.00
Charles Dancause, with truck 630.00
P. J. Roux, sharpening drills and repairs 66.95
Edward J. Walsh, telephone calls
4.30
Caroline J. Cotton, gravel
125.00
Trimount Oil Co., road oil
186.39
New England Metal Culvert Co., pipe
258.16
Daniel T. Sullivan, pipe
122.12
Bell-Ton Block Co., sand 119.25
Grant Gear Works, parts for grader
7.75
Upton Gilman Machine Co., part for grader
3.15
N. F. Smith & Co., sand
173.25
Massachusetts State Prison, posts and signs
47.88
John S. Simpson, brick
17.00
Malden Crushed Stone Co., crushed stone
42.93
$ 12,872.01
Trucks and Tractors
Tewksbury Garage, labor, tires and supplies $ 755.40
Tewksbury Garage, storage 360.00
Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil
1,135.38
John T. Gale, registration of trucks and tractor
14.00
Richie Bros., glass
5.00
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies
63.02
J. L. Fleming, insurance
52.65
Charles F. Kappler, gasoline
1.80
Post Office Garage, labor and parts
180.43
Lowell Motor Sales Co., parts
8.43
Lowell Auto Lamp Co., repairing radiator
8.75
Upton & Gilman Machine Co., repairs
2.50
Wood Hydraulic Hoist & Body Co., labor and parts 12.83
G. R. Myers Co .. spring for truck
19.50
The Buffalo Springfield Roller Co., labor and parts
70.77
P. J. Roux, repairs
3.50
$ 2,693.96
88
Snow Removal
James Bancroft, chauffeur $ 46.31
Thomas P. Sawyer, plowing snow 26.00
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent 91.49
James Manley, chauffeur 46.03
Roland Robinson, operator
36.55
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
41.97
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
34.38
Alton N. Parker, labor 25.25
Benjamin Buck, labor 20.00
D. P. O'Neil, plowing with truck 139.00
Fred Garlick, plowing with truck
170.75
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
10.57
Edward R. Penney, labor
18.00
Charles Bowden. labor
33.25
Nelson Brown, labor
11.25
Patrick Walsh, labor
17.00
Nilan Grant, labor
18.00
Clyde Clark, labor
8.50
Cyril Barker, labor
7.00
Robert Staveley, labor
4.25
John Brown, labor
11.25
Thomas Sullivan, labor
11.25
Edward E. Poore, labor
10.00
Joseph Aubut, labor
11.25
Emanuel Martin, labor
12.75
Michael Sacco, labor
4.25
John Brady, plowing snow
940.00
A. L. Felker, plowing snow
10.00
$ 1,816.30
Tools, Supplies and Other Expenses
Edward J. Walsh, Supt., expenses in Boston $ 11.65
Edward J. Walsh, Supt., telephone calls and supplies 29.81
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
38.30
Simons Supply Co., shovels 10.80
John W. Stark, damages to auto in collision with truck 25.75
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
24.78
Fred C. Church, workmen's insurance 471.87
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies 100.99
89
George H. Brassell, railroad ties 1.30
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
41.36
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., snow-plow 800.00
Dyar Sales & Machine Co .. grader blades 19.40
F. S. Payne Co., material and labor 5.55
North Tewksbury Garage, labor, supplies and telephone 16.40
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
10.95
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies 8.45
The Potter Press, supplies
2.40
Caroline J. Cotton, sand pit
50.00
Camille J. LeBlanc, damage to property by trucks
50.00
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., lumber
55.32
Scannell Boiler Works, plates
12.18
Lowell Building Wrecking Co., door and jamb
2.25
Herve E. Cote, galvanized pipe, etc
3.30
Evernu-Century Sign Co., signs
7.17
Massachusetts State Prison, supplies
39.45
Middlesex Machine Co.,
12.88
Ganleys Arrow Line, hauling cement posts and express 4.40
J. N. Muldoon Co., trucking cement posts
6.45
James H. Fannon Estate, picks, stone forks, etc. 87.25
Louis M. Marion, filing saws
1.10
The Niles Co .. traffic signal, stop line signs
34.50
Ernest R. Currier, express
4.25
Harry W. Healey, wool waste
22.50
John A. Simpson, plank
41.50
Morse-Coburn Steel Co., spikes
3.65
Francis C. Zacharer, settlement of Johanseun case
25.00
P. J. Roux, labor and material
20.00
Hedge & Mattheis Co., torches
20.00
Tewksbury Garage, paid for trucking
.50
Lull & Hartford, compass
1.00
F. H. Garlick, trucking
6.00
Kalman Steel Corp .. wire
54.16
John T. Gale, telephone
25.00
Railway Express Co., express
1.04
$ 2,210.61
Amount available for General Highways
$ 19,600.00
Expenditures
19,592.91
Unexpended
$ 7.09
90
OIL OR OTHER BINDER
Appropriation
$
5,000.00
Expenditures
Trimount Oil Co., road oil applied $ 5,000.00
ANDOVER STREET
Appropriation
$ 4,500.09
Allotment by State
4,500.00
Allotment by County
4,500.00
$ 13,500.00
Expenditures
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 511.49
Edward J. Walsh, Supt., telephone calls
5.30
Roland Robinson, operator
323.09
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
295.74
Edward R. Penney, labor
314.75
Nilan Grant, labor
275.50
Charles Bowden, labor
312.00
Clyde Clark, labor
164.25
Clyde Clark, traffic officer
91.75
Cyril Barker, labor
222.00
Cyril Barker, traffic officer
96.00
William Penney, labor
331.75
Charles Dancause, truck
585.75
Winthrop Jones, labor
216.50
Winthrop Jones, railroad ties
1.40
Francis L. Kane, building catch basins
56.00
James Manley, chauffeur
221.26
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
246.17
James Bancroft, chauffeur
246.17
John Brown, labor
197.50
Thomas Sullivan, labor
28.25
Edward E. Poore, labor
217.75
Alton N. Parker, labor
197.50
Benjamin Buck, labor
214.50
Joseph Aubut, labor
248.25
Nelson J. Brown, labor
224.25
Patrick Walsh, labor
233.50
Emanuel Martin, labor
222.00
George Gale, labor
186.50
91
Fred Garlick, truck 9.00
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
217.19
Uel Kenney, labor 146.75
Frank Kohanski, traffic man 109.25
George James. traffic man
46.75
J. T. Williamson, sharpening drills
4.00
Daniel T. Sullivan, pipe and cement
616.11
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite
23.75
Massachusetts State Prison, supplies
51.56
Frank P. McCartin Co., wire and electrical supplies 81.90
Malden Crushed Stone Co., crushed stone
4,031.19
P. J. Roux, sharpening tools and rent of spreader 58.95
Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies 161.24
Lull & Hartford, exploders 7.50
North Tewksbury Garage, supplies and repairs 150.89
North Tewksbury Garage, telephone 5.60
367.45
Post Office Garage, labor and parts
28.24
Trimount Oil Co., oil
829.94
Lowell Electric Light Corp., light signal
7.92
N. F. Smith Co., sand
35.75
W. F. Barron. sand
22.20
$ 13,500.00
SHAWSHEEN STREET
Appropriation
$ 2,000.00
Allotment by State
2,000.00
Allotment by County
2,000.00
$ 6,000.00
Expenditures
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 222.01
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
156.80
Charles Bowden, labor
144.75
Edward R. Penney, labor
138.00
Emanuel Martin. labor
144.00
William Penney, labor
83.25
Roland Robinson, operator
129.98
James Manley, chauffeur
136.48
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
131.87
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
136.48
92
Standard Oil Co., oil and gasoline
James Bancroft, chauffeur
134.85
John Brown, labor
120.00
Edward E. Poore, labor
117.25
Alton N. Parker, labor
120.00
Winthrop Jones, labor
83.00
Joseph Aubut, labor
83.00
Clyde Clark, labor
19.75
Albert Chandler, labor
43.75
Nelson Brown, labor
84.00
Patrick Walsh, labor
60.75
George Gale, labor
53.75
Cyril Barker, labor
52.25.
Eugene C. Winters, labor
18.00
Charles H. Woodes, labor
18.00
George Stevenson, labor
11.25
Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil
146.25
Ritchie Bros., glass
2.50
New England Metal Culvert Co., pipe
191.30
Tewksbury Garage. supplies
145.95
North Tewksbury Garage, supplies
6.43
Post Office Garage, labor and supplies
38.66
P. J. Roux, sharpening picks
14.90
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite and caps
16.01
$ 3,005.22
Balance to be carried forward to 1932 $ 2,994.7S
BILLERICA ROAD
Brought forward from 1930
$ 2,863.09
Appropriation
1,500.00
Allotment by State
1,500.00
Allotment by County
1.500.00
$ 7,363.09
Expenditures
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 239.15
Roland Robinson, operator
209.34
James Manley, chauffeur
191.65
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
220.44
Daniel Sterling. chauffeur
143.25
93
James Bancroft, chauffeur 221.52
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur 205.28
John Brown, labor 194.75
Thomas Sullivan, labor 220.50
Edward E. Poore, labor
181.25
Alton N. Parker, labor
203.50
Edward R. Penney, labor
192.25
Benjamin Buck, labor 183.00
Joseph Aubut, labor 179.75
Emanuel Martin, labor
167.75
Charles Bowden, labor 178.00
Cyril Barker, labor
127.50
Michael Sacco, labor
59.00
Nelson Brown, labor
176.50
Patrick Walsh, labor
161.00
Nilan Grant, labor
109.75
Clyde Clark, labor
148.50
Robert Staveley, labor
21.25
George Gale, labor
86.50
Wilbur Foss, labor
8.50
Fred Garlick, with truck
314.00
Charles Dancause, with truck
501.75
Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies
474.71
Hedge & Mattheis Co., steel drills
15.60
P. J. Roux, repairs and sharpening picks
25.00
J. T. Williams, sharpening drills
4.25
North Tewksbury Garage, oil and labor
3.25
Daniel Sullivan, pipe and cement
212.24
Dyar Sales Machinery Co., supplies
2.25
Massachusetts State Prison, posts, rail
62.49
Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil 448.93
31.75
Post Office Garage, labor and parts
196.64
Jull & Hartford. exploders
3.90
Acme Welding Co., welding truck frame
10.00
Louis Marion, filing saw
1.00
N. F. Smith Co., sand and stone
106.00
Caroline J. Cotton, gravel
125.00
Lowell Electric Light Corp., use of air compressor
37.07
Bartlett & Dow Co .. supplies
2.50
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., lumber
37.38
The Matheson Vail Co., oil
30.25
Trimount Oil Co., road oil
519.70
Osterman Coal Co., cement
1.70
94
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite
Wood Hydraulic Hoist & Body Co., installing shaft
13.02
New England Metal Culvert Co., pipe
141.73
Town of Bedford, use of road hone
10.00
$ 7,361.99
Unexpended
$ 1.10
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 53,434.00
Expenditures Teachers
Ethelyn Howard
$ 1,805.00
Ruth Kelley
843.78
Evelyn Fuller
938.81
Sarah O'Brien
894.30
Elizabeth Flynn
1,404.93
Ruth Piper
894.29
Marion Piper
1,287.50
Doris Blake
938.80
Anna Sullivan
1,203.12
Miriam Wiggin
1,280.00
Ruth Tingley
1,140.00
Eva Hersey
200.00
Bernice McCann
1,140.00
Nettie L. Eagles
1,377.46
Mary E. Watson
935.81
Katherine Sullivan
354.00
Vittoria Rossatto
450.00
Marion Adams
490.00
Lena Coburn
280.00
Raymond Norton
240.00
Thelma Gale
282.00
Dorothy Small
20.00
Mrs. Ruth Lyons
4.00
$ 19,403.80
95
Fuel and Janitor
George Garland,, janitor $ 420.00
Walter Lavelle, janitor
1,470.00
Dawson Purdy, janitor 709.50
Irving Bailey, janitor
860.00
Mrs. M. Anderson, janitor
440.00
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
19.20
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
229.08
Jesse French, wood
24.00
Massachusetts State Prison, garbage cans
2.42
Fred H. Rourke Co., coal
1,246.81
C. B. Coburn Co., floor oil
11.85
Dolge Co., disinfectant
39.38
E. W. Foster, wood
24.00
Mrs. Bridget Tansey, cleaning kitchen
6.00
Robert Staveley, janitor
40.72
David Hicks, janitor
11.78
Fred T. Harrington, wood
10.00
John Brady, wood
5.00
The Holmerden Co., disinfectant
10.00
$ 5,579.74
Transportation
John Furtado, driving barge $ 1,707.65
Zephir Sawyer, storage of sleigh barge 12.00
Thomas Porterfield, driving barge 471.40
Omer Blanchard, driving barge 576.00
Eastern Massachusetts St. Ry. Co., pupils' tickets
2.480.00
John L. Fleming, extra premium on school car .... Town of Billerica
46.10
Transportation of William Johnson $60.00
Palmer Holt 60.00 120.00
$ 5,413.15
Reimbursements for car tickets
Gilbert Ackroyd
$ 35.40
Walter Ackles 70.00
Louis Amiot 18.00
Joseph Aubut
22.60
P. M. Battles
25.50
Mary L. Blair
58.80
Omer Blanchard
77.85
96
William Bolton
17.10
Harris M. Briggs
101.80
Nelson J. Brown
35.40
Allen Buchanan
21.00
Kathryn Burgess
132.20
James F. Canfield
137.25
Mary M. Carmody
112.80
Robert Carson
25.80
Stanley Cisluycis
35.20
John J. Clark 69.60
Edward Cogan
35.80
Mrs. Evelina Colby
34.80
G. W. Dutch
14.20
Edmund Cook
17.60
James Crosby
30.60
Samuel Crown
34.80
Frank Cuccoli
57.20
Homer Darby
69.60
Mrs. W. H. Reid
61.20
Earl Vaughn
35.20
H. Louis Farmer
34.00
Martin Flaherty
32.40
James Fletcher
34.20
Thomas F. Flynn
35.40
Irving French
17.80
Blanche Fuller
25.50
John T. Gale
34.60
George Garland
33.40
Antigone Ginieres
32.90
John J. Gray
39.60
Frank Guyer
30.60
Ida J. Hedstrom
63.20
Hector L. Jackson
29.60
George K. James
30.80
John J. James
35.00
R. W. Johnston
26.25
Joseph W. Jordan
27.40
Albert Katherina
35.80
George Kaulen
34.20
Stanley Kazetta
52.65
Jesse Kemp 22.35
Everett H. King
12.40
Joseph A. Labonte
36.00
Arthur Liakos
18.00
Albert M. Little
34.20
97
Frank Livingston
33.60
M. P. Mahoney
34.20
Harry L. Mann 35.20
Stanley McCausland 30.00
Mrs. Jennie McCoy
32.80
D. A. McKillop
66.20
Lindsay Meister
41.50
Joseph Mullen
17.50
Elmer Olson
34.60
Edwin Olson
22.80
Joseph Parker
121.20
Dr. G .A. Peirce
71.40
Arthur Phillips
75.15
William H. Powell
30.60
Walter Reid
57.20
Mark Roper
34.00
Andrew Rychwa
18.00
Thomas P. Sawyer
34.40
Zephir Sawyer
65.60
James Scott
69.20
Rose Simonitz
71.20
Lewis Small
33.80
Henry Sparkes
69.20
Robert Staveley
31.80
T. F. Sullivan
34.00
Nellie Wirbitsky
59.60
Arthur Thomas
36.00
Dr. Charles Trickey
33.20
Jesse R. Trull
17.90
Ernest Whitehouse
33.60
Allen Williams
10.90
John Baluta
24.60
Ferdinand Banville
30.80
Joseph Barousky
65.20
Lewis C. Gibbons
34.20
Albert Gillison
68.80
Catherine Nolan
69.20
Mary Perivolotes
5.60
D. H. Stacey
28.40
C. H. Sturtevant
42.80
F. Yokuconis
44.80
Robert Barron
60.00
A. K. Drake
7.80
Mrs. Fred Blair
6.00
$ 4,040.10
(Total for transportation $9,453.25)
98
Supervision
Stephen G. Bean $ 975.00
Books and Supplies
A. G. Pollard, supplies $ 102.24
Frye & Crawford Drug Co., supplies 27.04
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies 45.82
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., books and supplies ..
697.89
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
507.41
J .L. Hammett Co., supplies
103.62
Samuel Brownstein, supplies
3.99
F. J. Fleming Est., supplies 139.25
Lorenz Publishing Co., supplies
3.59
A. B. Moore, supplies
5.43
Donovan Harness & Auto Supply Co., repairing flag .50
Massachusetts State Prison, floor brushes 22.18
John M. Ruth, cards 2.84
Reformatory for Women, flags
9.97
L. M. Glover Co., supplies
5.50
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., supplies
4.20
Little, Brown & Co., books
3.41
American Book Co., books and express
209.86
Bartlett & Dow Co .. supplies
14.06
Fred W. Lowell, cards
5.00
Wilbur D. Gilpatrick, supplies
73.40
Ginn & Co., books and supplies
118.76
The Macmillan Co., books
1.54
G. C. Prince & Son, supplies
2.15
The Perry Picture Co., pictures
3.89
Longman, Green & Co., books
78.60
Ditto Duplicator Co .. rebuilt duplicator
50.00
$ 2,242.14
School Houses
Albert S. Briggs, repairs $ 1.50
John H. Seifer, repairing clock
11.00
Francis S. Whittet, labor 15.90
W. J. Bolton, labor 77.45
Middlesex Co. House of Correction, door mat 4.66
J. K. Chandler & Sons, grass seed and shrubs
22.75
David E. Hicks, labor 23.25
W. J. Robinson. repairs
22,50
99
Ramsbotham & Norris, labor and material 96.20
Fred A. Dugau, sharpening lawn mowers 4.75
Fred A. Dugau, new lawn mower 11.50
Purity Spring Water Co., water cooler 23.00
Franklin Steel Metal Co., tin roof West School 45.00
Harris M. Briggs, replacing ropes in flag poles. 11.00
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies 38.80
A. F. Anderson & Sons, dressing
.75
Derby Electric Motors Co., repairs.
5.60
Lowell Metal Ceiling Co., ceiling Spaulding School 38.00
Holland Furnace Co., cleaning furnace
24.00
Franklin Sheet Metal Co., repairing furnace
70.00
Workshop For the Blind, reseated chairs
5.80
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., supplies 320.35
Commissioner of Public Safety, inspection of boilers 5.00
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
4.27
The Robertson Co., supplies
32.65
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
8.45
Bennett Bros. Co., labor and repairs
59.69
Sherburne Brothers, lumber 21.64
Lull & Hartford, repairs
6.50
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies
29.80
Berry & Cailler, repairs
40.50
North Tewksbury Garage, furnace supplies
4.85
W. A. Mack Co., repairs to furnaces
155.38
J. B. Hunter, Co., hardware
1.90
Fairgrieve Belting Co., belt
3.00
R. E. Ostrander, weather stripping windows
182.35 $ 1,429.74
Tuition
Town of Billerica $ 200.00
City of Lowell
10.581.76
Town of Wilmington
18.00
Town of Reading
39.00
$ 10.838.76
Massachusetts School Fund
Massachusetts Board of Retirement $ 636.50
100
Miscellaneous
The Robertson Co., supplies $ 3.00
Stephen G. Bean, traveling expenses, clerk hire
and telephone 189.32
Ernest R. Currier, express
1.35
William H. Bennett. use of well at North School
10.00
Purity Spring Water Co., water
113.40
John L. Fleming, premiums on insurance 814.46
F. H. Garlick, trucking 3.00
Aaron Osterman, water for West School 3 years
36.00
Boston & Maine R. R., drain pipe privilege
5.00
Mrs. Grace W. Dawson, advertising
6.00
Charles W. Dorr, programs and tickets
7.00
A. J .Fairgrieve, premium on insurance policies D. E. Hicks, labor
183.40
9.00
John G. Mclellan, ice
1.40
Mrs. May Larrabee. telephone
36.00
Mrs. May Larrabee making out certificates
8.50
Mrs. E. P. Maclaren, taking school census
30.00
$ 1,456.83
School Nurse
Mrs. E. P. Maclaren, services
$ 1,050.00
transporting children to clinics 46.55
$ 1,096.55
Medical Inspection
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., school physician
$ 200.00
Total
$ 53,312.31
Appropriation
$ 53.434.00
Expenditures
53,312.31
Unexpended
$ 121.69
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
AAppropriation
$
3,700.00
Expenditures
Reimbursements for car tickets
Mrs. Harry Wiley $ 34.50
Albert Joskelka 17.80
Asahel Jewell
30.00
101
Frank Szurley
33.80
William Perry
12.40
Louis J. Cote
11.90
Homer LeBonef
5.90
Albert Obert
31.60
Frederick D. Gath
29.40
Nelson J. Brown
33.20
Louis Simonitz
71.60
Alphonse Brabant
58.80
William Gelinas
13.90
Ignatz Podgorni 67.00
Thomas F. McCormack 30.40
Homer Darby
35.20
W. H. Reid 34.00
Andrew Rychna 17.70
City of Lowell, tuition 3,097.40
Eastern Massachusetts St. Ry. Co., pupils' tickets 20.00
$ 3,686.50
Unexpended
$ 13.50
Unpaid Bills
$ 674.72
Unexpended
$ 846.00
STATE AID
Appropriation
Transferred to Parks and Commons by vote of
town Nov. 23, 1931 50.00
$ 50.00
Balance
$ 750.00
Expenditures
Paid out for State Aid cases
$ 237.00
Unexpended
$ 513.00
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
$ 3,800.00
Appropriation
Transferred from Old Age Appropriation by vote
of town Nov. 23, 1931 1,500.00
$ 5,300.00
102
$ 800.00
Expenditures
Paid out for Welfare cases $ 4,605.66
Unexpended
$ 694.31
OLD AGE PENSION
Appropriation
$ 2,500.00
Transferred to Public Welfare Account as per vote of town Nov. 23, 1931
$ 1,500.00
Transferred to Fire Dept. by vote of town Nov. 23, 1931
200.00
Balance
$ 800.00
Expenditures
Paid out for pensions
$ 154.00
Unexpended
$ 646.00
STATIONERY AND PRINTING
Appropriation $ 700.00
Expenditures
Edith A. Foristall, advertising $ 19.00
Balfe Service Co., printing
30.75
Balfe Service Co., printing annual report
359.60
William Speke, printing
30.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and special envelopes ...
71.36
Mrs. Grace W. Dawson, advertising
18.00
P. B. Murphy, license book
5.75
Hobbs & Warren Inc., blanks
51.39
G. C. Prince & Son, blanks
4.80
Irving F. French, paid for stamps
2.00
D. C. Donaldson, supplies
11.55
604.20
Unexpended
$ 95.80
SALARIES
Appropriation
$ 2,550.00
103
Expenditures
Percy Haines. election officer $ 0.00
Raymond McCoy, election officer 5.00
Abbott Battles, election officer 5.00
John Strickwald, election officer 5.00
Eugene N. Patterson, town treasurer 350.00
Robert E. Gay, town auditor
350.00
Harry C. Dawson, town clerk
200.00
Joseph W. Jordan, selectman, B. of H. & Public Welfare 250.00
William H. Kelley, selectman, B. of H. and Public Welfare 250.00
Irving F. French, chairman selectmen, B. of H. and Public Welfare 300.00
Mrs. May L. Larrabee, School Committee 75.00
Austin French, School Committee 75.00
Philip M. Battles, School Committee 75.00
Harry C. Dawson, clerk board of registrars
30.00
E. H. King, board of registrars
25.00
Herbert Fairbrother, board of registrars
25.00
William H. Bennett, board of registrars
25.00
John T. Gale, highway commissioner
100.00
William I. Bailey highway commissioner 100.00
Asahel H. Jewell, highway commissioner
100.00
$ 2,350.00
Unexpended $ 200.00
INCIDENTALS
Appropriation
$ 1,200.00
Expenditures
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 327.89
Fred C. Church & Co., premium on town treas- urer's bonds 85.00
Director of Accounts, approval of notes
14.00
Appleton National Bank, rent of safe deposit box
9.48
Dr. M. A. Buck, reporting birth .25
William H. Kelley, expenses to Stoneham
3.00
Irving F. French, expenses to Stoneham 3.00
Fred C. Church & Co., premium on sealer's equip- ยท ment 29.76
104
Hobbs & Warren Inc., supplies 5.46
Allen, Doane & Co., Inc .. supplies 7.50
A. J. Fairgrieve, P. O. box rent 1.05
Harry C. Dawson, recording births, deaths and marriages 77.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., contract for re- pair of adding machine 5.00
F. H. Sparkes, use of ambulance 12.00
Selectmens Association of Middlesex Co., 1931 dues for J. W. Jordan 1.50
Albert S. Briggs, repairing stones at So. Cemetery
5.00
P. J. Roux, rebuilding cemetery gate
19.10 _
T. F. Gaffney, M. D., reporting birth
.25
William Pringle, labor, So. Cemetery
39.00
Arthur P. Knapp Inc., casting for cemetery gate 7.96
John S. Simpson, lumber 21.60
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp, care of town lot and tomb 10.00
Harry C. Dawson, expenses in Boston
5.40
Harry C. Dawson, P. O. box rent
1.80
Harry C. Dawson, Justice of Peace
10.00
Hugh Cameron, services as Sealer of Weights & Measures 200.00
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp, reseeding and build- ing up Soldiers' lot 52.50
Benjamin Buck, services as Fish & Game Warden 50.00
John Gale, care of Soldiers' lot 25.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, premium on town clerk's bond 5.00
Qua, Howard & Rogers, legal services
122.22
$ 1,156.72
Unexpended
$ 43.28
BOARD OF HEALTH
AAppropriation
$ 1,000.00
Expenditures
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., medical services 600.00
Lakeville State Sanatorium, care Priscilla Mar- celle 37.50
Balfe Service Printing Co., printing 3.50
Dr. C .J. Carden, medical services 8.00
105
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., license applications F. & E. Bailey & Co., medical supplies 20.75
Melvin F. Master, professional services 5.00
A. F. Anderson & Sons, milk 10.80 Osterman Coal Co., oil 12.00
A. B. Moore, supplies 35.82
$ 740.42
Unexpended
$ 259.58
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$ 350.00
Expenditures
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., flags
$ 35.48
Balfe Service Co., programs
12.00
Aitkens Band, music
132.00
Dr. G. A. Peirce, traveling expenses
7.00
William G. Andrews, oration and expenses
10.00
Dr. C .J. Carden, paid for cigars
2.20
Harold J. Patten, flowers
6.00
Lincoln Taxi, transportation of band
12.00
Mrs. Bessie Koebele, music
4.00
Henry M. Robinson & Co., wreaths
10.00
Mrs. Amy F. Pepin, soloist
10.00
Ladies Aid Society, dinner
85.00
$ 325.68
Unexpended
$ 24.32
STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation
$ 7.700.00
Expenditures
Lowell Electric Light Corp.
$ 7.636.25
Unexpended
$ 63.75
LIBRARY
Appropriation
$ 750.00
Dog Licenses
624.26
$ 1,374.26
106
7.05
Expenditures
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