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Town Appropriations
$ 128,847.74
State Assessments
7,364.81
County Assessments
6,182.12
Supplementary Poll Taxes
24.00
December Real Estate
58.80
Assessors' Overlays
1,932.05
Supplementary Old Age Assistance
12.00
$ 144,421.52
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax
$ 9,802.88
Corporation Tax
1,253.53
Bank Tax
8.81
Motor Vehicle Excise
3,500.00
Licenses
250.00
Special Assessments
2,690.26
General Government
375.00
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Protection of Persons and Property
35.00
Charities
1,500.00
Old Age Assistance
200.00
Schools
9,100.00
Interest on Deposits
162.10
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
2,138.30
Highway Appropriation Offset
2,800.00
Total Estimated Receipts $ 33,815.88
$ 33,815.88
Net amount raised by Taxation on Polls and Property .... $ _110.605.64 No. of Polls, 910, at $2.00 each $ 1,820.00
No. of Old Age Assistance, 929, at $1.00 each 929.00
$ 2,749.00
Total Valuation, $4,491,577.00-Tax Rate $24 $ 107,856.64
Automobile Tax Rate, $29.92
Total Valuation of Automobiles to Dec. 31, 1932 $ 173,039.00
Excise Tax
4,740.55
Less estimated revenue taken $ 3,500.00
113.42
Less abatements
$ 3,613.42
Balance for 1932 abatements $ 1,127.13
Table of Aggregates
Number of Acres of Land.
11,686
Houses
1,043
Horses
97
Cows
640
Swine
61
Meat Cattle
90
Sheep
12
Fowls
6,840
Foxes
29
Persons assessed on property
2,124
Exempted Property
First Congregational Church, Land and Buildings $ 50,500.00
First Baptist Society, Land and Buildings 11,900.00
Oblate Fathers, O. M. I., Land and Buildings. 33,400.00
So. Tewksbury M. E. Mission, Land and Buildings.
5,500.00
Catholic Literary Association, Land and Buildings 2,250.00
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Silver Lake Evangelical Association, Land and Buildings 16,500.00 The Society of the Friars of St. Francis, Land. 500.00 Tewksbury Cemetery Corp. Inc., Land and Buildings .. 11,400.00
Pine Hill Cemetery, Land The Ladies' Shawsheen Camping Club, Land and Buildings 500.00
500.00
$ 132,950.00
Town Property Exempt
Schools, Buildings and Land
$ 101,000.00
Personal Property, School Dept.
5,500.00
Public Library, Personal
12,000.00
Cemeteries, Land
2,000.00
Highways, Land and Buildings
2,550.00
Highways, Personal Property
10,000.00
Public Scales, Personal Property
500.00
Sealer of Weights, Equipment
1,500.00
Public Parks
3,500.00
Fire Dept., Lands and Buildings
1,200.00
Fire Dept., Personal Property
11,000.00
Town Hall, Land and Buildings
81,500.00
Town Hall, Personal Property
4,500.00
Moth Dept., Personal Property
1,500.00
Value of Land taken at Tax Sales
13,500.00
Total
$ 251,750.00
State Property Exempt
State Infirmary, Buildings
$2,000,000.00
State Infirmary, Personal Property 450,000.00
$2,450,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
BUZZELL KING, ALBION L. FELKER, MARK J. McCANN,
Assessors of Tewksbury.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
HIGHWAYS
Appropriation
$ 12,600.00 825.00
Applied on Contract for East St., 1932
$ 11,775.00
Allotment by State
5,600.00
$ 17,375.00
Expenditures
Labor and Material
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 945.15
Roland Robinson, operator
747.40
James Manley, chauffeur
737.51
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
762.57
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
771.98
James Bancroft, chauffeur
755.79
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
707.18
John Brown, labor
642.24
Edward E. Poore, labor
645.33
Alton N. Parker, labor
672.58
Charles Bowden, labor
565.05
Clyde Clark, labor
137.89
Edward R. Penney, labor
403.27
Emanuel Martin, labor
330.38
Cyril Baker, labor
298.63
George Stevenson, labor
17.00
William Rice, labor
55.75
Thomas Hogan, labor
17.00
Winthrop Jones, labor
277.17
Joseph Aubut, labor
586.80
William Penney, labor
327.33
Nelson J. Brown, labor
301.09
George Gale, labor
324.74
Eugene Winters, labor
67.27
Charles H. Woods, labor
8.50
Patrick Walsh, labor 22.25
George Gould, labor
8.50
Matthew Stevenson, labor
10.50
Donot Miron, labor
10.50
Leo Mombleau, labor
1SS.60
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Michael Saco, labor 9.43
P. J. Roux, labor and material 118.31
N. F. Smith & Co., sand 57.50
Louis Marion, filing saw
1.00
New England Metal Culvert Co., culvert pipe
50.74
Charles Hunt, labor on roller
2.00
Bell-Ton Block Co., sand
146.85
State Prison, flange, frames and grates
10.46
C. B. Coburn Co., paint
10.83
Daniel T. Sullivan, cement and pipe
29.82
Frank I. Carter & Sons, sand
24.50
$. 11,807.39
Trucks and Tractors
Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies $ 976.65
Tewksbury Garage, storage
360.00
Lowell Motor Sales Co., labor and parts
133.95
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and supplies
129.46
Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil
1,566.07
Post Office Garage, labor and parts
191.71
John L. Fleming, insurance
51.62
Lowell Auto Lamp Co., radiator and repairs
58.45
The Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., parts
33.08
Caldwell Electric Co., repairs on roller
19.75
John T. Gale, registration of 6 trucks and 2 tractors 14.00
Scannell Boiler Works, renewing bolts on truck
5.10
S. M. Spenser Mfg Co., Dater
5.00
Lowell Glass Co., glass for truck
5.50
Fairgrieve Belting Co., belting
3.82
$ 3,554.16
Snow Removal
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent
$ 24.79
Roland Robinson, operator
10.83
James Manley, chauffeur
6.50
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
7.85
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
16.79
James Bancroft, chauffeur
11.92
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
14.90
John Brown, labor
2.75
Alton N. Parker, labor
2.75
Charles Bowden, labor
15.75
Joseph Aubut, labor
1.75
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Edward R. Penney, labor
2.75
Nelson Brown, labor
1.75
Cyril Barker, labor 6.00
Emanuel Martin, labor
5.00
D. P. O'Neil, plowing snow with truck 247.75
John Brady, plowing snow with truck
140.00
F. H. Garlick, plowing snow with truck 111.50
A. L. Felker, plowing snow with truck
7.00
$ 638.33
Tools, Supplies and Other Expenses
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones $ 49.01
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies 89.48
American Express Co., express 1.04
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity 10.50
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies 7.55
John L. Fleming, insurance on barn
69.72
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., parts for grader
24.00
Frank P. McCartin Co., electric cord
7.84
Collector of Taxes, taxes on sand pit
2.40
Walter Harris, purchase of lots 386-387 off
Shawsheen St. 50.00
Edward J. Walsh, telephone calls and other ex- penses $ 12.90
Edward J. Walsh, desk and typewriter
75.00
Railway Express Agency. express
1.59
Fred C. Church & Co., additional insurance cov- ering men for 1931 463.59
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co .. lumber
4.00
A. B. Moore, supplies
1.50
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
81.5S
Ralph Heifetz, M. D., professional services
6.00
Eastern Massachusetts St. Railway Co., special coach from Court House to Foster's Corner and return 10.00
Susan T. Esler, viewing land and testimony in Mason land damage case 50.00
Samuel A. Dibbons, M. D., professional services 5.00
The Niles Co., tools 10.58
Scannell Boiler Works, hardware
5.29
Edward R. Penney, compensation
174.03
Middlesex Machine Co., pipe and couplings 9.92
Wilbur Foss, painting signs 6.75
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Dillon Dye Works, Inc., cleaning clothes dam- aged by road oil spray
3.00
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur 142.25
Harry W. Healey, wiping waste
18.06
Ernest R. Currier, carting signs .50
John T. Gale, use of telephone
25.00
State Infirmary, hospital expenses for Edward Penney 40.00
State Prison, line posts
9.60
G. R. Myers Co., drills
19.00
Howard, Rogers & Sherburne, legal advice
4.00
F. S. Payne Co., steel cable and labor
5.43
$ 1,353.86
Amount available for General Highways
$ 17,375.00
Expenditures
17,353.74
Unexpended
$ 21.26
OIL OR OTHER BINDER
Appropriation
$ 5,000.00
Expenditures
Trimount Oil Co., road oil applied
4,999.44
Unexpended
$ .56
SHAWSHEEN STREET
Balance, Jan. 1, 1932
$ 2,994.78
Appropriation
750.00
Allotment by State
750.00
Allotment by County
750.00
$ 5,244.78
North Tewksbury Garage, labor on; trucks $ 3.75
P. J. Roux, sharpening picks
8.50
Tewksbury Garage, labor and parts 85.35
235.28
Post Office Garage, supplies and repairs
31.75
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent
275.00
Roland Robinson, operator
194.25
James Manley, chauffeur
223.75
Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil
22
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
175.00
James Bancroft, chauffeur
145.75
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
193.75
John Brown, labor
153.95
Edward E. Poore, labor
152.34
Alton N. Parker, labor
175.57
Charles Bowden, labor
225.25
Edward R. Penney, labor
154.64
Emanuel Martin, labor
157.17
William Penney, labor
149.35
Albert Chandler, labor
24.00
Patrick Walsh, labor
24.00 -
George Gale, labor
143.14
Eugene C. Winters, labor
24.00
Charles H. Woodes, labor
1.50
Joseph Aubut, labor
131.56
Cyril Barker, labor
70.38
Nelson Brown, labor
85.33
Clyde Clark, labor
38.64
Winthrop Jones, labor
82.57
Leo Mombleau, labor
75.21
Walter Harris, gravel
125.00
Ernest R. Currier, express
1.00
State Prison, line posts, signs, etc.
39.53
Trimount Oil Co .. oil
734.91
Daniel T. Sullivan, cement
65.30
Grossman Lumber Co., lumber
29.02
F. L. Kane, building catch basins
30.00
John A. Simpson, brick
7.00
Bell-Ton Block Co., sand and gravel
108.00
H. E. Fletcher Co., posts and cement
150.00
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., iron
3.40
New England Metal Culvert Co., pipe
368.06
$ 5,244.20
Unexpended
$ .58
CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE OF HIGHWAYS
Appropriation
$ 1,000.00
Allotment by State
1,000.00
Allotment by County
1,000.00
$ 3,000.00
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Expenditures
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 165.00
Daniel Sterling, chauffeur
128.50
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur 116.50
James Bancroft, chauffeur
128.50
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
127.00
John Brown, labor
136.39
Edward E. Poore, labor
114.31
William Penney, labor
78.89
Edward R. Penney, labor
105.34
Cyril Barker, labor
40.48
Nelson Brown, labor
68.08
Winthrop Jones, labor
65.32
Leo Mombleau, labor
54.97
Roland Robinson, operator
105.75
James Manley, chauffeur
94.75
Alton N. Parker, labor
93.38
Charles Bowden, labor
117.30
Joseph Aubut, labor
97.29
George Gale, labor
58.42
Emanuel Martin. labor
43.24
Trimount Oil Co., road oil
915.83
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite
16.01
F. L. Kane, building catch basins
48.00
State Prison, frames, grates and signs
25.32
Lowell Building Wrecking Co., brick
18.00
P. J. Roux, sharpening picks and drills
10.15
North Tewksbury Garage, labor, gasoline and parts
9.15
Matheas Hart Co., repairs to pump
2.20
Tewksbury Garage, battery and labor
14.00
Bartlett & Dow Co., hardware
1.93 -
$ 3,000.09
EAST STREET
CHAPTER 90
Contract for East Street $ 4,500.00
Allotment by State
$ 1,500.00
Allotment by County
1,500:00
From Highway Appropriation, 1932 825.00
To be taken from Highways Appropriation, 1933
675.00 $ 4,500.00
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Expenditures
Edward J. Walsh, superintendent $ 135.00
Roland Robinson, operator 108.00
James Manley, chauffeur 108.00
Daniel Sterling. chauffeur
108.00
Frank Goodwin, chauffeur
108.00
Homer L. Darby, chauffeur
108.00
James Bancroft, chauffeur $
108.00
John Brown, labor
95.22
Edward E. Poore, labor
91.08
Alton N. Parker, labor
99.36
Charles Bowden, labor
99.36
Joseph Aubut, labor.
93.15
Edward R. Penney, labor
91.08
Wm. Penney, labor
71.53
George Gale, labor
68.54
Emanuel Martin, labor
68.77
Benjamin Buck, labor
22.95
Eugene Winters, labor
27.00
Henry Seamans, labor
22.95
Winthrop Jones, labor 14.25
Tewksbury Garage, oil, labor and material
80.59
P. J. Roux, repairs and material
17.45
New England Metal Culvert Co., pipe
79.05
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite
16.01
$ 1,841.34
Balance on contract to be carried forward to
$ 2,658.66 1933
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 50,000.00
Expenditures
Teachers
Ethelyn Howard
$ 1,633.30
Ruth Kelley
902.55
Katherine Sullivan
855.00
Elizabeth Flynn
1,233.32
Marion Piper
1.163.50
Doris Blake
997.50
Mary E. Watson
997.50
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Evelyn Fuller
997.50
Dorothy Small
855.00
Ruth Tingley
981.30
Eva Hersey
1,033.30
Bernice McCann
667.98
Nettie L. Eagles
1,218.86
Anna Sullivan
1,155.66
Thelma Gale
573.00
Vittoria Rosatto
450.00
Marion Adams
487.50
Lena Coburn
242.00
Raymond Norton
234.00
Mrs. Ruth Lyons
4.00
Elizabeth Reynolds
268.64
Mrs. Winthrop Bean
8.00
Anna Fay Cheney
250.64
$ 17,210.05
Fuel and Janitor
Lowell Electric Light Corp. electricity $ 195.25
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
23.09
Walter Lavelle, janitor
1,734.00
Robert Staveley, janitor
664.00
Irving Bailey, janitor
692.00
Mrs. M. Anderson, janitor
346.00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
.52
A. B. Moore, supplies
7.48
Mrs. Bridget Tansey, cleaning
7.20
H. L. Jones, window cleaner
1.75
Fred H. Rourke Co., coal
1,535.92
Leo M. Bonugli, wood
33.00
C. B. Dolge Co., disinfectant
11.91
John Brady, wood
6.00
C. B. Coburn Co., floor oil
11.55
The Holmerden Co., disinfectant
5.90
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$ 5,275.57
Transportation
Eastern Massachusetts St. Ry. Co., pupils' -
tickets $ 4,843.73
John L. Fleming, extra insurance on school bus 29.20
John Furtado, driving barge
1,689.86
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Thomas Porterfield, driving barge
324.00
Omer Blanchard, driving barge 1,042.50
Town of Billerica:
Transportation of Palmer Holt, Wm. John- son. Freeman Hulliday 180.00
$
8,109.29
Reimbursement for car tickets
Walter Ackles
$ 44.40
Mrs. Gilbert Ackroyd
4.00
Louis Amiot
23.00.
John Baluta
11.50
Philip Battles
16.95
Jacob Bazman
44.00
Omer Blanchard
64.95
William Bolton
22.20
Andrew Boumel
22.40
Harris M. Briggs
41.00
Nelson J. Brown
22.80
Harry Bubanas
11.40
Robert Carson
15.65
Larkin Chandler
22.20
Stanley Cisluysis
22.20
Joseph J. Clarke
46.00
Edward F. Cogan
23.00
John Colby
22.20
Edward Clark
8.90
Louis Cote
11.10
Samuel Crown
22.40
Mrs. M. Strickwald
44.60
Homer Darby
39.60
Pasquale DiPalma
23.00
Vaughn Doucette
45.20
H. L. Farmer
20.40
James Fletcher
21.00
Thomas Flynn
21.80
Irving French
11.20
Blanche Fuller
33.90
Anthony Furtado
22.40
Mrs. George Garland
21.00
William Gelians
13.60
Apostolas Georgoumitroc
10.00
Lewis Gibbons
22.20
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Frank Guyer
21.40
Albert Gillison
44.80
Antigone Ginieres
43.60
Guy Gray
11.40
John Gray
20.60
Percy Haines
11.50
Ida Hedstrom
57.80
Jeremiah Houlihan
44.80
George K. James
18.80
John L. Judd
22.40
Albert Katherina
23.00
George Kaulen
17.00
Stanley Kazetta
22.10
Mary Keene
22.60
Mrs. Wm. H. Kelley
23.00
Jesse Kemp
8.80
Joseph LaBonte
23.00
Arthur Liakos
22.70
Albert Little
21.60
Frank Livingston
34.20
Michael Mahoney
22.40
Harry Mann
19.60
Stanley McCausland
15.00
Daniel McKillop
44.20
Lindsay Meister
22.60
Eli Moniz
42.80
Joseph Mullin
20.40
Catherine Nolan
45.60
Elmer Olson
22.90
Edwin Olson
.80
Joseph Parker
81.60
Arthur Phillips
41.60
Mrs. Wallace Farwell
2.25
Ethel Powell
17.00
Romeo Roberts
23.00
Mark Roper
42.40
Andrew Rychwa
.80
Ada Sawyer
37.20
Thomas Sawyer
19.40
James Scott
45.40
Joseph Seamans
23.00
Louis Simonitz
44.80
Annie Smith
11.40
Henry Sparkes
41.20
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Daniel Stacey
3.40
Robert Staveley
17.20
Thomas F. Sullivan
22.00
Mrs. Nellie Wirbetsky
7.20
Harry Suslovich
22.00
Horace Sweet
20.60
Felix Yokubonis
40.40
Arthur Thomas
24.80
Dr. Charles Trickey
22.60
Jesse Trull
.40
Ernest Whitehouse
44.60
John Wojthiewicz
11.50
Robert Barron
35.60
Kathryn Burgess
10.00
Gladys Carter
8.00
Edmund Cork
2.40
Walter Reed
8.40
$ 2,405.70
(Total for transportation, $10,514.99)
Supervision
Stephen G. Bean $ 975.00
Books and Supplies
Frye & Crawford Drug Co., First Aid supplies $ 23.07
Longmans, Green & Co., books
13.12
Milton Bradley Co., supplies 359.03
Ginn & Co., books
20.94
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
101.82
Sherbourne Brothers, lumber
18.88
State Prison, floor brushes
21.22
Middlesex Co. House of Correction, brooms and handles 2.06
Stone & Forsyth Co., soda straws
3.44
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
5.17
F. J. Fleming Est., towels
86.00
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies
40.31
Wright & Potter Printing Co., supplies
2.07
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
2,25
Reformatory for Women, flags
6.37
World Book Co., supplies
3.75
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The Holmerden Co., supplies 8.23
The Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., supplies 4.03
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., diplomas and books
229.34
Wilbur D. Gilpatric, supplies
58.56
Remington Rand, Inc., cards
2.13
The Wilmington News, cards
2.25
$ 1,014.04
School Houses
Jesse French, repairing flag pole rope $ 2.00
Ervin E. Smith, repairs for school buildings 44.60
George K. James, repairs 4.00
John H. Seifer, repairing 5 clocks
12.50
Derby Electric Motors Co., push buttons .80
Harris M. Briggs, putting ropes in flag poles 13.00
Franklin Sheet Metal Co., repairs 20.50
A. P. Norris, labor 5.00
Bennett Bros. Co., repairing pump
19.62
C. B. Coburn Co., glass
1.60
John J. Belton, installing bell
2.50
The Robertson Co., window shades
33.50
F. L. Kane, repairing plaster
25.00
Edward E. Babb & Co., desks and supplies ...
215.44
Lowell Metal Ceiling Co., steel ceiling and re- pairs
72.00
F. W. Angier, repairs and batteries
7.77
Walter Lavelle, repairing fountains
8.00
Milton Bradley Co., chairs
11.00
Commissioner of Public Safety, inspection of boilers
5.00
Norris & Ramsbotham, repairs
12.43
Sherbourne Bros., lumber
15.00
L. Marion, repairs
12.00
W. J. Bolton, repairs
3.50
$ 546.76
Tuition
Town of Billerica
$ 300.00
City of Lowell
11,077.60
Town of Wilmington
120.00
Town of Reading
52.50
$ 11,550.10
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Massachusetts School Fund
Massachusetts Board of Retirement $ 625.00
Miscellaneous
Stephen G. Bean, traveling expenses and clerk hire
$ 152.61
John L. Fleming, premiums on insurance
604.69
Purity Spring Water Co., water
130.80
Ernest R. Currier, trucking
2.75
M. Steinert & Sons Co., repairing victrola
4.00
Donovan Motor Supply Co., repairing flag
.60
Ditto Incorporated, balance due on Ditto ma- chine
11.77
Grace W. Dawson, advertising
5.00
Boston & Maine R. R., drain pipe privilege
5.00
Thomas P. Sawyer, labor
31.20
Fred A. Dugau, sharpening mowers
4.20
James Broadbent & Son, printing programs and tickets 6.50
F. H. Garlick, trucking
2.50
Edith A. Foristall, advertising
6.00
Gertrude Keene, clerical service
1.00
The Robertson Co., aluminum cups
12.50
Mrs. May L. Larrabee, use of telephone
36.00
David E. Hicks, transporting desks
1.50
Emma P. McClaren, school census
30.00
A. Towle Co., trucking
.35
Howard, Rogers & Sherburne, legal advice
15.00
$ 1,063.97
School Nurse
Mrs. E. P. Maclaren, services $ 980.00
Transporting children to clinics 10.50
$ 990.50
Medical Inspection
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., school physician
$ 200.00
Total
$ 49,965.9S
Appropriation
$ 50,000.00
Expenditures
49,965.98
Unexpended
$ 34.02
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VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 5,000.00
Transferred to Collection of Taxes by vote
Dec. 28, 1932 $ 250.00
Transferred to Interest Account by vote, Dec. 28, 1932
200.00
$ 450.00
$ 4,550.00
Expenditures
Reimbursements for car tickets:
Mrs. Ernest Brabant
$ 25.20
Albert , Jaskolka 17.50
Asahel Jewell 35.20
Frank Szurley
32.30
E. H. King
30.00
George Parvelotis
24.20
Frederick Gath
25.80
Albert Clark
15.40
Constantine Steger
17.80
Nelson Brown
20.00
Louis Simonitz
70.80
John Brown
35.20
Mrs. L. E. Small
34.20
Andrew Rychwa
8.80
Mrs. Farwell
23.10
Albert Obert
3.00
Eastern Massachusetts St. Ry. Co., pupils' tickets
362.00
City of Lowell, tuition
3,198.05
City of Medford, tuition
69.04
$ 4,047.59
Unexpended
$ 502.41
PUBLIC WELFARE
Appropriation
Transferred from Surplus Overlay Acct. by
4,000.00
vote of town. Sept. 6, 1932
$ 6,000.00
$ 10,000.00
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Expenditures
Paid out for Welfare cases $ 9,706.02
Unexpended
$ 293.98
STATE AID
Appropriation
$ 800.00
Transferred from Old Age Assistance Acct. by vote of town Dec. 28, 1932 350.0)
1,150.00
Expenditures
Paid out for State Aid cases $ 1,052.71
Unexpended .... .. ............
$ 97.29
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Appropriation
$ 2,000.00
Transferred to State Aid Acct., Dec. 28, 1932
350.00
Balance
$ 1,650.00
Expenditures
Paid out for pensions
$ 1,289.75
Unexpended
$ 360.25
STATIONERY AND PRINTING
Appropriation
$ 675.00
Expenditures
Edith A. Foristall, advertising $ 33.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and envelopes 95.50
Balfe Service Co., printing annual report 138.10
Balfe Service Co., printing 6.50
Grace WV. Dawson, advertising 16.00
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Commissioner of Public Safety, permits
.60
Wm. Speke & Co., printing 5.00
Sullivan Bros., printing 19.50
Donaldson's, supplies and repairs
12.78
Emerson & Co., repairing dater stamp
2.85
G. C. Prince & Son., supplies
5.60
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., paper
1.29
James H. Broadbent & Son, printing
17.00
P. B. Murphy, license blanks 4.75
Harriet King, preparing check lists
15.00
$ 673.47
Unexpended ....
$ 1.53
SALARIES
Appropriation
$ 2,550.00
Expenditures
Percy L. Haines, election officer
$ 20.00
George McCoy, election officer 5.00
J. E. Strickwald, election officer
15.00
C. Abbott Battles, election officer
20.00
Thomas Sullivan, Jr., election officer
15.00
William McGowan, election officer
5.00
Eugene N. Patterson, town treasurer to May 1. 1932 116.50
Harry C. Dawson, town clerk
200.00
Robert E. Gay, town auditor
350.00
Estate of Wm. H. Kelley, Selectman, B. of H. and Public Welfare 83.33
E. H. King, Selectman, B. of B. and Public Wel- fare 250.00
Irving F. French, Selectman, B. of H. and Public Welfare 300.00
Alice A. Pike, treasurer from May 2, 1932
233.33
Wm. I. Bailey, highway commissioner 100.00
John T. Gale, highway commissioner
100.00
Asahel H. Jewell, highway commissioner
100.00
Harry C. Dawson, clerk board of registrars
30.00
Herbert Fairbrother, board of registrars
25.00
Wm. H. Bennett, board of registrars
25.00
George McCoy, board of registrars
25.00
Cyril L. Barker, Game Warden
50.00
Mrs. May L. Larrabee, school committee 75.00
Austin F. French, school committee
75.00
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Guy B. Gray, school committee 75.00
Hugh Cameron, Sealer of Weights and Meas- ures
200.00
$ 2,493.16
Unexpended
$ 56.84
INCIDENTALS
Appropriation
$ 1,080.00
Expenditures
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones ...
$ 272.87
Fred C. Church, premium on treasurer's bonds 117.73
Director of Accounts, approval of notes 22.00
Harry C. Dawson, recording births, marriages and deaths
86.00
Appleton National Bank, rent of safe deposit box
5.00
Fred C. Church, premium on sealer's equipment
29.76
A. J. Fairgrieve, P. O. box rent
1.40
5.00
A. J. Fairgrieve, premium on town clerk's bond Burroughs Adding Machine Co., service contract Middlesex Co. Selectmen's Association, member- ship dues 3.00
5.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc., sealer's supplies
15.95
Howard, Rogers & Sherburne, legal services
332.00
M. A. Buck, M. D., reporting birth
.25
Wm. Pringle, labor at South Cemetery
38.00
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp., care of town lot and tomb 10.00
Harry C. Dawson, expenses at town clerks' meeting
5.30
Harry C. Dawson, Justice of the Peace
10.00
Harry C. Dawson, P. O. box rent
1.80
$ 961.06
Unexpended
$ 118.94
BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation
$ 1,000.00
-
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Expenditures
A. B. Moore, supplies $ 14.30
A. F. Anderson & Sons, milk 1.98
F. & E. Bailey & Co., supplies 9.25
J. H. Sparks, use of ambulance 7.00
Hobbs & Warren, milk applications
1.57
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., professional services. 407.00
City of Lowell, use of ambulance 5.00
Wm. S. Lawler, M. D., medical aid
12.00
City of Lowell, board and treatment
200.00
$ 658.10
Unexpended
$ 341.90
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$ 250.00
Expenditures
Regan's Military Band, music $ 82.00
Mrs. Bessie Koebele, accompanist 5.00
Mrs. Marjorie W. Leadbetter, soloist
25.00
Ladies' Aid Society, dinner
65.00
Joseph R. Cotton, oration
15.00
Dr. A. G. Pierce, traveling and expenses
7.00
Sullivan Bros., programs
4.75
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., flags
28.00
Henry M. Robinson & Co., wreaths
12.50
Harold J. Patten, flowers
5.00
$ 249.25
Unexpended
$ .75
. STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation
$ 7,000.00
Expenditures
Lowell Electric Light Corp., street lights
6,989.11
Unexpended
$ 10.89
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LIBRARY
Appropriation
$ 675.00
Dog Tax
632.87
$ 1,307.87
Expenditures
Charles Scribner's Sons, books
$ 25.00
DeWolfe & Fiske Co., books
502.96
Donaldson's, record book
1.90
Fred J. Flaherty, books
6.25
Maude B. Gray, magazine subscriptions
49.75
Abbie M. Blaisdell, librarian
175.00
Abbie M. Blaisdell, P. O. box rent
1.35
Blanche King, assistant librarian
100.00
R. Wesley Barron, assistant librarian
72.00
Kate Folsom, expenses in Boston
24.00
Jean Karr, books
3.20
Remington Rand, Inc., supplies
5.00
Balfe Service Co., cards and binding books
24.05
Junior Literary Guild, books & membership
23.50
F. E. Compton & Co., encyclopedias
30.00
Edgar Smith, transporting books
91.00
-
$ 1,134.96
Unexpended
$ 172.91
TOWN HALL
Appropriation
$ 4.500.00
Expenditures
Mrs. James Tansey. working in kitchen
$ 4.00
P. J. Roux, slice bar
2.50
Eugene N. Patterson, janitor
150.00
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
20.16
The Holmerden Co., disinfectant
14.61
Lowell Window Shade Co., shades
6.60
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
383.13
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
118.91
.1. B. Moore, supplies
19.81
George K. James, janitor
837.96
George K. James, paid express
1.60
Farrell & Conaton, supplies
5.80
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C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
47.11
Middlesex Machine Co., supplies
2.55
Frank P. McCartin Co., electrical supplies
18.96
John L. Fleming, premiums on insurance
1,104.08
Fred A. Dugau, sharpening mowers
2.50
C. B. Dolge Co., disinfectant
27.28
Fred C. Church & Co., premiums on insurance
187.50
Commissioner of Public Safety, inspection of boilers
10.00
Lull & Hartford, keys
2.70
A. J. Fairgrieve, premium on Town Hall policy
282.50
Lowell Typewriter Exchange, overhauling type- writer
13,00
John H. Seifer, repairing clock
7.00
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., lumber
9.85
W. J. Robinson, labor and material
14.85
Bartlett & Dow Co., hardware & grass seed
6.56
A. F. French & Co., paper
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