Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1921-1922, Part 5

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1921
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 334


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Respectfully submitted,


ANNA TOLMAN SHELDON, Librarian.


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LIST OF BOOKS


Fiction


AD1353S-Success AL59A-Alias Richard Power


B411T-Tang


B537A-Adventures of the Night


B675C-Casey Ryan


B916M-More Limehouse Nights


C124MA-Master of Man


C274P-Pamela Pounce


C781C-Cross-Cut


C'947F-Flaming Forest D287H-Husband Test


D322K-Kingdom Round the Corner


D334W-When Egypt Went Broke


D7535T-Three Loving Ladies


F232M-Martin Conisbye's Vengeance


F625C-Crooked House F635B-Borough Treasurer F635H-Herapath Property


F765I-Inez and Trilby May


G356YO-Youth Triumphant


G653T-To Him That Hath G658H-House of Night H1477T-Through Mocking Bird Gap H514B-Black Moth H872B-Beauty IR930-Out of the Air J634W-Wasted Generation J718M-Mardi Gras Mystery- K685G-Gallant Rogue K995P-Pride of Palomar L577A-Ashes of Evidence


John H. Adams William Allison Helen Bell


G. A. Birmingham B. M. Bower Thomas Burke Hall Caine


Agnes and Egerton Castle C. R. Cooper James O. Curwood Mary C. Davies C. Dawson Holman Day Hon. Mrs. Dowdall Jeffery Farnol Brandon Fleming J. S. Fletcher J. S. Fletcher Sewell Ford George Gibbs Charles Gordon Leslie H. Gordon Jarvis Hall Georgette Heyer Rupert Hughes Inez H. Irwin Owen Johnson H. B. Jones Burton Kline Peter B. Kyne Eric Levison


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L636G-Galusha, the Magnificent L974T-The Tryst L992F-Fire Bringers M136Q-Quill's Widow


M174PA-Pagan Madonna


M191R-Romance to the Rescue


M226L-Lantern of Love


M611M-Manslaughter N993B-Beloved Woman OG25T-Trail's End


OP54N-Nobody's Man


OP54PR-Profiteers


P123P-Pawned


P375K-Kings of the Missouri


P456W-White Dominoes


P548G-Grey Room


P833S-Sister Sue


P834HE-Her Father's Daughter


R474S-Sight Unseen and the Confession SA11S-Scaramouche


SC0865CH-Children of the Whirlwind SI12L-Law and Outlaw ST16S-Satan


ST435T-These Young Rebels


T174A-Alice Adams


T215N-Natalie Page


T385T-Terry


V274A-Alias the Lone Wolf


W146S-Stash of the Marsh County


W152J-Jack O'Judgment


W685E-Enchanted Canyon W814IN-Indiscretions of Archie W931H-Helen of the Old House


Joseph C. Lincoln Grace L. H. Lutz Francis Lynde G. B. Mccutcheon Harold MacGrath Denis Mackail Della MacLeod Alice D. Miller Kathleen Norris G. W. Ogden E. P. Oppenheim E. P. Oppenheim Frank L. Packard Hugh Pendexter F. M. Pettee Eden Phillpotts Eleanor H. Porter Gene Stratton Porter Mary R. Rinehart Rafael Sabatini Leroy Scott Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick H. DeVere Stacpoole F. R. Sterett Booth Tarkington K. H. Taylor Charles G. Thomson


Louis J. Vance Harold Waldo Edgar Wallace Carolyn Wells


W462MY-Mystery of the Sycamore W674B-Brightener C. N. and A. W. Williamson Honore Willsie P. G. Wodehouse Harold Bell Wright


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Juvenile Fiction


jAB262A-Aprilly jAD135M-Midsummer jAM335E-Emerald Buddha jB234M-Melipom's Hostage jB234TH-Three-Base Benson


jB657A-At the Front jB8153F-Frozen Barrier jB913L-Lightfoot the Deer


jC166K-Kidnapped Campers on the Road


jC247B-Bob Hanson, Scout


jC745H-Hiking Westward jD372SE-Secret Stairs jG795B-Bouncing Bet


jG798M-Margery Morris in the Pine Woods jG861W-White Wolf jG861WA-War Trail jJ623M-Mary in New Mexico


Jane Abbott Katharine Adams J. A. Ames Ralph Henry Barbour Ralph Henry Barbour Capt. C. A. Botsford Belmore Browne T. W. Burgess F. C. Canfield Russell G. Carter Roger W. Conant Ellen D. Deland Joslyn Gray V. G. Gray E. R. Gregor E. R. Gregor Constance Johnson Fanny Kilbourne H. Lofting Francis Lynde Leo E. Miller


jK5535P-Paul and Rhoda


jL825S-Story of Dr. Dolittle jL992D-Donovan Chance


jM6135I-In the Tiger's Lair


jM617B-Boy Explorers in Darkest New Guinea W. H. Miller jP415P-Puritan Twins


jR165G-Girls of Highland Hall jR285S-Sheldon Six jR344W-When Gretel Was Fifteen


Lucy F. Perkins C. W. Rankin Grace M. Remick Nina Rhoades L. H. Richards M. L. Robinson


jR395T-Then Came Caroline jR5646D-Dr. Tam O'Shanter


jSI36D-Dick Arnold of the Varsity jT594M-Mysterious Rifleman


jW562BN-Boy With U. S. Secret Service


jW562H-Hunting Hidden Treasures in the Andes


jW562PL-Plotting in Pirate Seas


Earl R. Silvers E. T. Tomlinson


Francis Rolt-Wheeler


Francis Rolt-Wheeler Francis Rolt-Wheeler


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Miscellaneous


654-V61-Harper's Wireless Book A. Hyatt Verrill 910-B64-Brassbounder David W. Bone j914.2-F49-Peeps at Many Lands-England and Wales


John Finnemore and E. M. Wilmot-Buxton 915.4-B54-Kashmir in Sunlight and Shade


C. E. Tyndale Biscoe, M.A. j917.1-B36-Peeps at Many Lands-Canada and Newfound- land J. T. Bealby and Ford Fairford j919.4-F83-Peeps at Many Lands-Australia and New Frank Fox and P. A. Vaile Zealand


919.5-M74-Taming New Guinea


Capt. C. A. W. Monckton


919.6-OB6M-Mystic Isles of the South Seas F. O'Brien j973.3-T59-Young Peoples History of American Revolution E. T. Tomlinson 974-AD1-Founding of New England Jane T. Adams


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REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen: I herewith submit my annual report as Chief Engineer of the Fire Department for the year 1921. The department answered eighty-nine calls the past year, which were as follows:


Buildings


12


Brush Fires


.


63


Chimneys


7


Autos


5


Trucks


2


Total


89


Value of buildings totally destroyed by fire . $1,065


Value of buildings damaged by fire


. 12,900


Damage to buildings


1,910


Damage to contents


1,515


Value of contents


3,600


Value of Automobiles damaged by fire


11,700


Damage to Automobiles by fire


4,400


Value of Trucks damaged by fire


5,500


Damage to Trucks by fire


1,150


.


.


.


.


January 17-Still alarm. Jerimiah Doucette, Ballardvale Street. Chimney fire.


January 25-Still alarm. Arnold D. Carter, Lowell Street. Chimney fire, no damage.


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February 23-Still alarm. Willis H. Carter, Woburn Street. Chimney fire, no damage.


March 21-Box 18. Federal Street, J. T. Ring, small barn, house and incubator house. Value of house $800 Insurance on house $1,200, damage to house $35. Incubator house, value $150, insurance $125. Value of barn, $50, insurance $100. Value of contents in barn $100. No in- surance on contents in barn.


April 12-Box 34. Main Street, Woburn line. Two small hen houses. Value of hen houses $15.


April 23-Box 64. Main Street. House owned by Jeffrey Iverson. Chimney fire.


May 5-Still alarm. Lowell Street. House owned by Mr. McIntosh. Chimney fire.


May 5-Still alarm. Middlesex Avenue. Chimney fire. House owned by S. C. Buck.


May 7-Box 31. Parker Street. House owned by Perley J. Smith. Chimney fire.


May 18-Box 31. Parker Street. Cottage owned by V. Fawneui. Value of buildings $250.


June 3-Box 41. Shawsheen Avenue. House owned by Thomas Staveley. Value of house $2,200; insurance on house $2,000; damage to house $75; insurance on contents, none; damage to contents $40. Value of contents $1,000.


June 14-Box 43. Main Street. Silver Lake. House owned by Mr. Caswell. Value of house $3,500; insurance $3,000; damage to house $75.


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June 16-Box 33. Chestnut Street. House owned by Charles Bertwell. Value of house $2,000; insurance $2,400; damage to house $1,500, contents $1,000; damage to contents $600.


July 4-Still alarm. Main Street and Bridge Lane. Auto fire. Auto owned by Mr. Goodrich, 130 Gueston Avenue, Lowell, Mass. Value of auto $1,500; insurance $1,000; damage $150.


July 8-Taft Road. House owned by John Shea, struck by lightning. Value of house $500.00. Insurance $500.00. Damage $100.00.


July 27-Main Street. Still alarm. Truck owned by N. L. Symon of Nashua, N. H. Value of truck, $2,000.00. Insurance, $1,100.00. Damage, $350.00.


August 7-Box 43. Cottage Street, Silver Lake. House owned by Mr. Grant. Value of cottage, $1,000.00. Insurance, $800.00. Contents insurance, $300.00. Value of contents, $500.00. Damage to cottage, $50.00. Damage to contents, $40.00.


August 24-Box 42. Nichols Street. Cottage owned by Mr. Palunba. Value of cottage, $200.00. No insurance.


August 25-Still alarm. Nichols Street. Auto owned by Mr. B. Mutz, 85 Oliver St., Malden. Value of auto, $5,400. Insurance, $2,400. Damage, $300.


September 3-Still alarm. Park Street. No. Wilmington. Auto owned by Arthur Blake. Value of auto, $3,000. Insurance, $2,500.


September 26-Still alarm, Lowell Street and Reading line. Auto owned by Mr. Lonnell, 104 Chelmsford St., Lowell, Mass. Value of auto, $1,800. Insurance, $1,600.


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October 9 Still alarm, Salem Street, No. Wilmington. House owned by Catherine McGuide. Value of house, $2,500. Insurance, $3,500. Damage $50. Insurance paid $50.


October 25-Lowell Street, Reading line. Truck owned by Morris Balter Trucking Co., 148 Main St., Everett, Mass. Value of truck, $3,500. Damage; $800.


October 27-Box 62, Beacon Street. Cottage owned by Mr. DeLisle. Value of cottage, $350. Value of contents, $800. No insurance.


October 30-Woburn Street, Box 24. Cottage owned by A. I. Mitchell. Value of cottage, $200. Value of contents, $25.


October 31-Box 34, Main Street. Auto owned by Mr. McFaulla, 81 Prospect St., Melrose, Mass. Value of auto, $1,200. Insurance, $1,000. Damage, $600.


Roll of Department


Chief Engineer EDWIN L. DAY


Assistant Chief Engineer CARROLL A. HORTON


Combination No. 1 Edward A. Woodside, Captain Howard R. Pratt, Lieutenant Leon F. Call, Clerk Chester T. Horton


Volunteers


Albert D. Butters Howard M. Horton


Rudolph Porter


Edward M. Haskell Elmore L. Howe Henry J. Porter


Fred A. Cady Walter A. Hill


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Engine No. 3 (Silver Lake)


Harry E. Miller, Captain Albert J. Spaulding, Lieutenant Ernest Chase, Clerk Claude W. Thompson, Treasurer


Volunteers


Christian Neilson


Peter Neilson Christian Trowlsgaard


Clifford Gates


Paul F. Flagg Claude F. Thompson


Leon F. Southmayd


Fred A. Field Guilford M. Palmer


Robert Gordon


I wish to call upon the voters of the Town for a few things to complete our Fire Department outfit. We need a 35-gallon capacity Chemical Tank installed on the Reo Truck, which would cost about $275.00. We also need 500 feet of 2-inch hose which will cost about $325.00.


With these two items I believe the fire apparatus will be as efficient as far as equipment is concerned, as it is possible to make it.


Respectfully submitted,


EDWIN L. DAY, Chief Engineer


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COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT


Respectfully submitted is my report as Collector of Taxes for the year 1919:


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1921 .


$9,959.25


Taxes collected


$9,758.82 .


Taxes abated · .


200.43


$9,959.25


Interest collected


$1,039.20


WALTER F. HALE, Collector of Taxes


Respectfully submitted is my report as Collector of Taxes for the year 1920:


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1921 .


$29,113.95


Taxes collected .


$13,674.36


Taxes abated .


78.03


Total collected .


$13,752.39


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1922 . .


.


.


$15,361.56


Interest collected


484.73


WALTER F. HALE, Collector of Taxes


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COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT


Account of 1921 Tax


Commitment


$87,177.71


Additional


38.91


.


$87,216.62


Taxes collected


.


$54,257.09


Taxes abated


181.88


$54,438.97


Uncollected Jan. 1, 1922


$32,777.65


Interest collected


$65.13


GEORGE W. BUCK, Collector of Taxes


ANNUAL REPORT


of the


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


for the


Financial year ending December 31, 1921 Showing


APPROPRIATIONS, RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT AND BALANCE SHEET


100


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


o the Honorable Board of Selectmen


Following is my report as Town Accountant for the year ending December 31, 1921:


Schedule I. Departmental appropriations, receipts and payments; trust funds account; interest; abatement of taxes; and Excess and Deficiency Account.


Schedule 2. Balance Account.


Schedule 3. Revenue Account and Estimated Receipts.


Schedule 4. Statement of Town Debt, showing indebt- edness incurred and paid during the year, and total indebted- ness Dec. 31, 1921.


Schedule 5. Balance Sheet, after closing books, showing financial condition Dec. 31, 1921.


By referring to the Balance Account it will be noted that a net gain of $3,469.85 has been made.


Accounts of the Tax Collectors, Town Clerk's Dog Tax Records, Trustees of Trust Funds, and S. D. J. Carter Free Lecture Committee have been examined and found in order.


The valuation books and Tax Collector's books have been verified and compared.


The Treasurer's books and vouchers have been audited and cash balance as stated, $2,099.19 is correct.


Respectfully,


HARRY R. DEMING, Town Accountant


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SCHEDULE I


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Selectmen


Appropriation


$850.00


Payments


Salaries


$675.00


Perambulating Town Lines


10.00


Auto hire .


.


10.00


Postage, printing and stationery


37.80


Legal services


25.00


$757.80


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


92.20


$850.00


$850.00


Town Accountant


Appropriation


$650.00


Payments


Salary


$600.00


Postage, printing, and stationery .


34.37


$634.37


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account 15.63


$650.00


$650.00


102


Treasurer


Appropriation


$500.00


Payments


Salary


$400.00


Premium on Bond


50.00


Postage, printing, and stationery . 46.50


$496.50


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


3.50


$500.00


$500.00


Tax Collector


.


Appropriation .


$1,500.00 .


Transferred from Contingent Fund 146.65


Payments


Salaries


. $1,553.81


Postage, printing, and stationery


92.84


$1,646.65 $1,646.65


Assessors


Appropriation


$1,250.00


.


Payments


Salaries


. $1,069.25


Auto hire


18.00


Postage, printing, and stationery . 89.11


Record of Property transfers


35.00


$1,211.36


Unexpended, transferred to


Balance


Account


38.64


$1,250.00


$1,250.00


103


Printing Valuation Books


Balance from 1920


L .


t.


· $900.00


Payments


Printing


$748.00


Mailing


24.22


$772.22


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


127.78


$900.00


$900.00


Town Clerk


Appropriation


$125.00


Payments


Salary


$100.00


Postage, printing, and stationery .


14.80


$114.80


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


10.20


$125.00


$125.00


Election and Registration


Appropriation


$400.00


104


Payments


Election :


Salaries


$92.00


Postage and printing


39.95


$131.95


Registration :


Salaries


$60.00


Postage and printing


2.70


$62.70


$194.65


Unexpended, transferred to


Balance


Account


205.35


$400.00


$400.00


Town Hall


Appropriation


$300.00


Received from rent


·


40.50


Transferred from Contingent Fund


158.17


Payments


Salary, janitor


$90.00


Telephone


29.63


Fuel


71.00


Light


54.58


Supplies and repairs


92.61


Alterations


160.85


.


.


.


.


$498.67


$498.67


Constable


Appropriation


$50.00


Payments


Salary


$50.00


105


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Appropriation


$2,500.00


Received for police duty


.


.


603.88


Received for revolvers


34.75


Received account liquor raids


45.00


Received for damage to traffic sign


8.17


Overdraft, transferred to Balance


Account


352.90


Payments


Salaries and wages


$2,956.29


Telephone


45.68


Auto hire


233.25


Premium on surety bond


5.00


Travelling expenses


39.47


New equipment


131.00


Printing


2.25


Medical services


12.00


Uniforms


69.85


Traffic signs


28.44


Hire outside lock-up


12.00


Miscellaneous


9.47


$3,544.70 $3,544.70


Fire Department


Appropriation


.


.


$1,800.00


Received for gasoline .


47.84


Received, miscellaneous


1.00


Transferred from Contingent Fund


59.67


Overdraft, transferred to Balance


Account


· 65.52


.


.


.


.


.


·


.


106


Payments


Salaries and wages


$643.50


Auto hire .


.


2.00


Repairs and supplies


228.66


Fuel


131.00


Light and power


115.13


Telephone


24.71


Whistle:


New Equipment


$324.32


Repairs and maintenance


352.35


676.67


House furnishings


18.40


New equipment


45.50


Fire well repairs


63.46


Rent


25.00


$1,974.03


$1,974.03


Inspection of Buildings


Appropriation


.


$200.00


Payments


$150.00


Transportation .


24.50


Postage and printing


11.75


$186.25


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account ·


13.75


$200.00


$200.00


Inspection of Buildings 1920


Appropriation


$37.50


Payments


Salary, inspector $37.50


·


.


·


Salary, inspector


·


.


·


107


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Appropriation


$160.00


Received, sealing fees


32.03


Payments


Salary, sealer


$150.00


Transportation


.


20.00


Dies and seals


7.20


Testing measure


11.25


Stationery


3.35


$191.80


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


.


$.23


$192.03


$192.03


Suppression of Moths


Appropriation


$1,227.02


Received from State


1,649.16


Received return insurance premium


12.74


Charged property owners on tax bills


765.34


Transferred from Contingent Fund


21.87


Payments


Salaries and wages


$2,747.95


Team hire


481.63


Repairs and supplies .


135.01


Premium liability insurance


204.06


Telephone


30.14


Postage, printing and stationery


24.99


Premium fire insurance


47.25


Misecllaneous


5.10


.


·


. .


·


.


.


.


$3,676.13 $3,676.13


108


Tree Warden


Appropriation


$300.00 Transferred from Contingent Fund ·


603.43


Payments


Salaries and wages


$662.00


Team hire


58.00


Repairs and supplies


.


41.73


Trees


65.00


Ladders and tools


74.72


Miscellaneous


1.98


$903.43


$903.43


Forest Fires


Appropriation


$500.00


Received from B. & M. Railroad account


railroad fires .


5.35


Payments


Salaries and wages


$363.85


Auto and horse hire


9.00


Repairs and supplies .


78.69


Printing


1.50


$453.04


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


52.31


·


·


·


·


$505.35 $505.35


109


Health and Sanitation


Appropriation


$500.00


Received from State, account Inspector of Animals


75.00


Received fees, Slaughter House Inspector


171.13


Payments


Salary, Inspector of Meats and Pro- visions .


$431.75


Salary, Inspector of Animals


150.00


Vital statistics, fees for return of births, deaths, and marriages


134.75


Cleaning up refuse


4.50


Cleaning well


7.50


Auto hire . · ·


.


.


3.00


Stamp


1.66


$733.16


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


12.97


$746.13


$746.13


Public Health Nurse


Appropriation


$500.00


Payments


Salary, district nurse .


$500.00


. .


.


· .


110


HIGHWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES


Town Account (Repairs and Construction)


Appropriation


$3,875.00


Received for cart


.


12.00


Received for harnesses


25.00


Received for crushed stone .


5.20


Received for private work .


66.00


Received account liability insurance


80.00


Payments


Salaries and wages


. $1,275.03


Team hire


1,271.73


Removing snow


318.85


Repairs and supplies .


116.82


Premium liability insurance


229.81


Gravel


59.75


Cinders


300.00


Tarvia


96.33


Road machinery


77.53


Surveys and plans


241.55


Signs


37.00


Pump repairs


22.50


Miscellaneous


.


16.30


$4,063.20 $4,063.20


Town and State Account (Chap. 155, Acts 1918)


Appropriation


$6,125.00


Received from State


$2,407.28


Due from State


.


42.72


.


111


Payments


Salaries and wages


$3,394.72


Team and truck hire .


.


2,932.91


Repairs and supplies


74.26


Steam Roller


181.75


Coal


116.71


Gravel


302.40


Crushed stone


159.90


Road oil


1,068.09


Tarvia


165.61


Culverts


44.10


Road drags


100.00


Miscellaneous


34.55


$8,575.00 $8,575.00


Balance due from State


$42.72


Salem Street-Construction


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Received from State .


2,000.00


Received from County


2,000.00


Received from crushed stone


76.95


Payments


Salaries and wages


. $1,930.22


Team and truck hire


.


940.75


Repairs and supplies


72.55


Crushed stone


2,551.46


Gravel


68.50


Road oil


355.84


Cement


12.60


Coal


122.08


Culverts


18.90


Miscellaneous


.


·


.


4.05


.


.


.


$6,076.95 $6,076.95


.


.


112


Electric Street Lights


Appropriation


$6,655.50


Payments


Paid for street lights per contract . $5,910.53


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


744.97


$6,655.50 $6,655.50


CHARITIES


Poor


Appropriation


$2,200.00


Received for rent of land


·


.


75.00


Received on account burial


21.00


Received for fence wire


16.00


Received for wood


37.00


Received for cart


10.00


Received from State, account aid ren-


dered outside poor .


726.89


Overdraft transferred to


Balance


Account


$1,138.30


Payments


Board


·


$1,459.00


Cash


·


.


·


.


851.00


Fuel


285.35


Rent


300.00


Groceries .


772.19


Shoes and clothing


40.86


Hospital


472.57


Transportation .


19.22


Burial


20.00


Medical services


4.00


·


.


.


$4,224.19 $4,224.19


113


Mothers' Aid


Appropriation $200.00


No Payments


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


$200.00


SOLDIERS'


BENEFITS


State Aid


Appropriation .


$300.00


Overdraft, transferred to Balance


Account


102.00


Payments


Paid as per State returns $402.00


$402.00


$402.00


Soldiers' Relief


Appropriation Payments


$144.00


$144.00


EDUCATION


Schools


Appropriation


$37,165.03


114


Payments


Salaries


. $26,176.47


Books and supplies


1,556.43


Tuition


300.40


Transportation .


3,854.00 ·


Fuel ·


£ 2,882.42 ·


Repairs and maintenance


1,010.87 ·


New Equipment


1,066.02


Miscellaneous


318.31


$37,164.92


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


.11


$37,165.03 $37,165.03


Special School Appropriation (For bills contracted in excess of the 1920 School Appropriation)


Appropriation


$4,343.60


Payments


On account sanitation system


$1,320.00


On account High School drain


216.00


Transportation, Superintendent


26.94


Telephones


11.65


Books and supplies


2,119.99


Tuition


3.33


Light and power


.


21.82


Fuel


571.77


Expressage


·


.87


$4,292.37


Unexpended


51.23


$4,343.60 $4,443.60


Balance ·


$51.23


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115


Public Library


Appropriation


$550.00


Received from fines and lost books


80.25


Received from Trustees of Trust Funds


14.60


Payments


Salary, Librarian


$200.00


Janitor


10.00


Books and magazines


238.00


Binding


141.04


Fuel


18.00


Light .


19.15


Repairs


8.45


Postage and stationery


10.21


$644.85


$644.85


Regan Park


Appropriation


$15.00


Payments


Care grass plot .


$15.00


Base Ball Diamond


Balance from 1920


$156.47


Payments


Back stop:


Piping and wire


$67.29


Cement and lumber


·


7.34


Labor


19.00


$ 93.63


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account


62.84


$156.47 $156.47


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116


UNCLASSIFIED


Appropriation


$800.00


Transferred from Contingent Fund


.


10.21


Payments


Printing Town Reports


$582.60


Delivering Town Reports


31.50


Certifying Town Notes


10.00


Town clock, care and repairs


53.90


Town flag and staff, care and repairs


23.90


Rent safe deposit box .


10.00


Rent Grange Hall


20.00


Damage to auto


19.75


Printing and stationery


23.38


Ringing bell


6.25


State, war poll tax


6.00


State, account late returns


12.00


Miscellaneous


10.93


$810.21


$810.21


Memorial Day


Appropriation


$400.00


Payments


Music


.


$102.00


Printing


6.50


Flowers


31.25


Memorial address


20.00


Refreshments


154.00


Flags


9.60


Auto hire .


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28.00


Miscellaneous


6.62


$357.97


Unexpended, tramsferred to Balance


Account ·


42.03


$400.00


$400.00


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Cemetery


Appropriation


$600.00


Received from sale of lots (one-half)


120.00


Received on account burial .


20.80


Payments


Labor


$666.88


Survey and plan


45.00


Pump


4.00


Repairs


2.15


$718.03


Unexpended, transferred to Balance


Account ·


22.77


$740.80


$740.80


Trust Funds


Received from Trustees of Trust Funds,


income S. D. J. Carter Free Lecture Fund


$285.00


Received from Trustees of Trust Funds,


income from Cemetery and Common Funds


$142.00


Received for Perpetual Care Fund Ceme- tery lot, Jacob H. Shedd . 100.00


Received for Perpetual Care Fund, Cemetery lot, George T. Eames


200.00


Received for Perpetual Care Fund,


Cemetery lot, Jonathan Eames, 2d


100.00


.


Payments


S. D. J. Carter Free Lecture Committee, income .


$285.00


118


Trustees of Trust Funds:


Perpetual Care Fund, Cemetery Lot,


Jacob H. Shedd .


100.00


George T. Eames


200.00


Jonathan Eames, 2d


100.00


Mowing and raking Common .


10.00


Care Cemetery Lots:


Isaac Cazneau


1.00


Susan Carlton


20.00


George W. and Minnie A. Sidelinker


2.00


Sabra Carter (Jaques Lot)


5.00


William H. Carter


1.00


Dolly Harnden


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4.50


Thomas P. Eames


5.00


Sabra Carter .


1.00


Rich Carter


8.50


James Frazer .


4.00


Martha Temple


1.50


S. D. J. Carter


22.00


Charlotte C. Smith


. 50


Charles H. Hopkins


1.50


Abner C. Childs


3.50


Gilman C. Harnden


7.75


Laura Parker


.50


Sarah G. Sheldon


20.50


Rufus C. Emaes


6.50


John Sheldon Sargent


3.00


Isabelle Holt


2.50


Henry Blanchard


3.50


Nathan B. Eames


.50


Thomas Day


2.50


Lorenzo Meads


1.75


Almira J. Carley


.50


George E. Swain


.50


Eldridge Carter and Walter H.


Blanchard .


1.00


.


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.


$827.00


$827.00


119


Interest


Appropriation


$1,205.00


Received interest on taxes


·


1,589.06


Received interest on bank balance


193.74


Received from State, interest on Street


Railway Bonds 3.74


Overdraft, transferred to


Balance


Account


2,189.36


Payments


On temporary loans . $3,952.27


On High School Bonds


1,102.50


On Motor Fire Apparatus Notes


48.00


On Brush Fire Truck Notes


78.13


$5,180.90 $5,180.90


Town Indebtedness


Appropriation


$2,650.00


Payments


High School Bonds, Nos. 13 and 14 $1,750.00


Motor Fire Apparatus Note No. 69 400.00


Brush Fire Truck Note No. 4


500.00


$2,650.00 $2,650.00


Contingent Fund


Appropriation


$1,000.00


120


Transferred to:


Town Hall


$158.17


Tax Collector


146.65


Fire Department


59.67


Tree Warden .


603.43


Moth Account


21.87


Unclassified


10.21


$1,000.00 $1,000.00


Abatement 1919 Taxes 1


Balance from 1920


$350.29


1919 Taxes Abated


$200.43


Transferred to Reserve Account .


149.86


$350.29


$350.29


Abatement 1920 Taxes


Balance from 1920


$144.65


1920 Taxes Abated


$78.03


Balance


66.62


$144.65


$144.65


Balance


$66.62


Abatement 1921 Taxes


Appropriation


$100.00


Overlay


785.30


1921 Taxes Abated


$181.88


Balance


703.42


Balance


$885.30


$885.30


$703 42


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121


Reserve Account


Balance from 1920


$248.56


Transferred from Abatement 1919 Taxes


149.86


Balance


$398.42


$398.42


$398.42


Balance


$398.42


Property Tax Sale Account


Dr.


Balance from 1920


$480.80


Taxes and expenses on property taken by Town


579.13


Cr.


Received for redeemed taxes .


$244.80


Balance .


815.13


$1,059.93 $1,059.93


Balance


$815.13




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