Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1949-1950, Part 19

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1949
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 414


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299.00


Payment to Registry of Deeds


1.53


Association Dues


12.50


364.66


TOWN HALL


Salary of Custodian


600.00


Telephone


158.80


Light


72.39


Water


18.00


Repairs to building


40.68


Janitor's supplies


16.28


Fuel


274.28


Insurance


10.40


1,190.83


BOARD OF APPEALS


Postage


2.50


Stationery


1.50


4.00


TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 21,933.37


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salaries:


Chief


$ 3,380.00


Deputy Chief


2,912.00


Sergeant


2,800.00


Patrolmen (4)


10,400.00


125


...


Clerk


104.00


Replacement, for Officers


on


vacation


652.50


Matrons


53.50


Officer during emergency


8.50


20,310.50


Expenses :


Telephone


$ 387.51


Lights:


Station


75.96


Traffic


14.67


Floodlight


21.59


Water


18.00


Repairs and maintenance of


cruiser


238.54


Repairs of damages to cruiser ..


241.65


Repairs and maintenance of


radio


224.15


Laundry


15.90


Travel


5.00


Special police


40.00


Fuel for heat


242.38


Gasoline and oil


685.39


Postage and stationery


32.00


Station supplies


23.86


Bicycle plates


12.41


Rent of police station


300.00


Insurance on cruiser, fire and theft


8.00


Association dues


10.00


Purchase of pistol


42.47


2,639.48


CONSTABLE


Salary of Constable


50.00


AMBULANCE


Expenses :


Repair and maintenance $ 84.25


Laundry


11.55


Gasoline and Oil


88.50


Fuel for heat


25.00


Insurance


8.75


Purchase of sheets and pillow


cases


15.82


233.87


126


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salaries:


Chief


$ 3,284.70


Deputy Chief (11 weeks)


495.00


Firemen


9,586.00


Captain of Call Men


260.00


Call men's wages


2,651.50


Replacement, for Firemen on


vacation


507.14


16,784.34


Expenses :


Food


64.26


Telephone


194.40


Printing and advertising


81.00


Water


18.00


Light


122.82


Repair and maintenance of equip-


ment Automotive


707.29


Firefighting


471.29


For men


168.52


Repair and maintenance of sta- tion


22.55


Travel


35.00


Fuel for heat


344.70


Station supplies and materials


79.20


Gasoline and oil


531.63


Medical supplies


3.54


Fire fighting supplies


28.15


Insurance


236.25


Association dues


3.00


Automotive accessories


pur-


chased


30.00


3,141.60


FIRE DEPARTMENT OUTLAYS


Purchase of resuscitator


$ 550.00


Purchase of hose 1000' - 1 1/8" hose


@ 49c


490.00


1000' - 11/2" hose at 68c


680.00


1000' - 21/2" hose @ $1.32


1,320.00


Advertising cost


3.00


Nozzles for hose


36.64


2,529.64


-


127


BUILDING INSPECTOR


Salary of building inspector $ 400.00 Expenses :


Telephone tolls, travel expenses,


postage and stationery $ 83.70


Printing of building by-laws .... 57.00 140.70


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salary of Sealer of weights and


measures


250.00


Expenses :


Trucking


20.00


Dies


12.50


Small tools


10.95


Set of apothecary weights


29.40


52.85


SUPPRESSION OF MOTHS


Salary and wages


1,844.50


Light


12.00


Truck hire


434.38


Repair and maintenance of equip-


ment


10.76


Repair and maintenance of moth


house


4.50


Gasoline and oil


37.15


Insecticides


4.37


Paint


2.90


Brushes


7.00


Insurance


138.39


2,495.95


SUPPRESSION OF ELM LEAF BEETLE


Salaries and wages


958.00


Truck hire


163.00


Printing of signs


5.00


Gasoline and oil


53.83


Insecticides


269.28


Insurance


49.98


1,499.09


TREE WARDEN


Salary of Tree Warden


800.00


Wages


1,450.00


Expenses :


Truck hire


549.88


Filing saws and sharpening axes 9.22


958


128


Gasoline and oil


161.38


Axes 12.00


Climbing rope


9.16


Hardware supplies


S.36


750.00


TOTAL PROTECTION OF PER- SONS AND PROPERTY $ 54,098.02


HEALTH AND SANITATION


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health Agent, Salary


$ 400.00


Inspector of Animals, Salary


250.00


Attendant at Town Dump, Wages


1,803.00


Printing and advertising


3.50


Replacement, for Nurse on vaca-


tion 77.00


Reimbursement, to Inspector of


AAnimals, for Travel:


Telephone, Postage and Station- ery 50.13


Postage


2.50


Middlesex County Sanatorium


1,638.00


Purchase of file cabinet for Nurse


39.95


Hospital benefits paid


$8.00


4.352.05


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE


Salary


$


2,000.00


Expenses


480.00


TOTAL HEALTH AND SANITATION 6,832.08


HIGHWAYS


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages


Salary of Superintendent


2,041.78


Regular wages


11.392.02


Wages for cleaning center of Town


589.50


11,023.30


Expenses


Wages


615.20


Telephone


99.77


Light


14.34


Water


18.00


Repair and maintenance


Equipment


1,108.47


129


Building


248.54


Printing and advertising


11.00


Rental of equipment


4,347.50


Surveying


25.00


Freight and express


16.02


Tool maintenance


31.35


Topping trees


32.00


Fuel for heat


279.70


Gasoline and oil


880.46


Medical supplies


9.25


Postage and stationery


10.54


Hardware supplies & accessories


547.68


Street signs


486.06


Road repair materials


Gravel


2,900.78


Sand


1,239.34


Road tars and oil


8,421.09


Pipe


66.70


Manhole frames and covers


103.14


Insurance


724.00


Sander


265.00


22,504.28


SNOW REMOVAL


Superintendent's salary


337.80


Regular wages


2,620.00


Repair and maintenance of equip.


596.95


Food


10.00


Plowing services


Rental of plowing equipment ....


679.50


Payments to other Towns for plowing


80.00


Gasoline and oil


299.02


Sand


1,182.68


Salt


743.00


Insurance


23.52


6,572.47


ROAD MACHINERY ACCOUNT


Repair and maintenance of equip-


ment


452.55


Gasoline and oil


1,536.58


Parts


1,006.24


2,995.37


130


CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE


Salary of Superintendent


170.02


Regular wages


1,104.73


Construction materials:


Gravel


933.84


Sand


194.99


Road tars and oil


2,096.42


4,500.00


CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION 1949


Final payment on contract


5,695.55


Book Transfer


6,839.83


CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION 1950


Salary of Superintendent 557.00


Regular wages


3,814.00


Rental of steam shovel and bull- dozer


916.50


Tree removal


290.00


Materials and supplies :


Gravel


1,122.80


Sand


129.90


Road tars and oil


1,009.55


Cement, cement blocks & grates


534.69


Concrete pipe


202.92


Culvert pipe


458.37


Cable posts


270.00


Two cable guard rail


704.00


Highway safety materials and


supplies :


Kerosene for night lights


32.87


Lumber and nails


34.52 10,077.12


SURVEYING AND LAYING OUT STREETS


Surveying 230.00


PURCHASE OF TRUCK FOR


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ......


4,000.00


PURCHASE OF BAKER SNOW-


PLOW 499.60


STREET LIGHTS


8,946.20


NASSAU AVENUE STREET REPAIRS Salary of superintendent ..


42.00


Regular wages


232.75


131


Construction materials and sup-


plies:


Gravel


16.50


Sand


5.44


Road tars and oil


230.34


527.03


BALLARDVALE STREET, STREET REPAIRS


Salary of Superintendent


27.00


Regular wages


251.75


Construction materials and sup-


plies :


Gravel


82.50


Sand


22.64


Road tars and oil


260.94


644.83


BEECH STREET, STREET REPAIRS


Rental of equipment


327.00


GLEN ROAD STREET REPAIRS


Salary of Superintendent


47.00


Regular wages


461.00


Construction materials & supplies :


Gravel


95.25


Sand


10.80


Road tars and oil


178.33


792.38


REPAIRS TO CROSS STREET


Regular wages


25.00


Culvert pipe


97.20


122.20


TOTAL HIGHWAYS $ 89,297.16


CHARITIES AND VETERANS' BENEFITS (From money appropriated by Town of Wilmington)


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE, ADMINISTRATION Salaries of administrative person-


nel


$ 936.15


Telephone


41.45


Light


3.01


Fuel for heat


46.27


Gasoline and oil


2.50


Postage and stationery


14.62


Social Service Index


16.00


Rent


240.00


1,300.00


132


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE, AID Aid provided :


In Cash


2,931.90


In kind, for:


Fuel


1,295.97


Food


9,341.59


Clothing


739.45


Medicine and medical care


1,501.61


Light


224.56


Hospitalization


2,220.25


Rent


547.00


Burial expenses


195.19


Payments to State Hospital


4,217.27


Payments to other cities and


towns for aid given by them


to people who have a Wil-


mington settlement


1,005.80


24,220.59


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN, ADMINISTRATION


Salaries of administrative person-


nel


555.00


Telephone


18.05


Light


3.80


Travel


17.93


Fuel for heat


22.00


Gasoline and oil


18.41


Office supplies


4.81


Rent


60.00


700.00


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN, AID


Aid provided :


In cash


24,697.35


In kind, for medicine and med-


ical care


28.00


24,725.35


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE, ADMINISTRATION


Salaries of administrative person-


nel


2,076.20


Telephone


21.20


Light


3.01


Repair and maintenance of auto-


mobile


11.85


Fuel for heat


27.83


Gasoline and oil


13.13


133


Office supplies


40.97


Postage and stationery


30.00


Miscellaneous supplies


2.65


Rent


180.00


Insurance


93.16


2,500.00


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE, ASSISTANCE


Aid provided :


In cash


34,025.81


In kind for:


Medicine and medical care ...


20.85


Burial expenses


150.00


Payments to other cities and


towns for aid given by them


to people who have a Wil-


mington settlement ..


803.34


35,000.00


VETERANS' BENEFITS


Salary of Veterans' Agent,


1,700.00


Repair of office equipment


9.50


Travel


121.42


Office supplies


35.64


Postage


24.00


Stationery


7.50


Association dues


5.00


Aid provided :


Ordinary benefits


11,073.99


Fuel


935.60


Medicine and medical care


452.60


Payments to other cities and


towns for aid given by them


to people who have a Wil- mington settlement


26.50


Equipment purchased


71.43


14,463.18


TOTAL CHARITIES AND VETERANS BENEFITS


(From money appropriated by Town of Wilmington) .... $102,909.12


SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, SALARIES AND WAGES


Superintendent


3,444.15


Principal, High School


3,886.67


Supervisors


6,571.33


134


Teachers :


High School


31,659.18


Elementary


79,742.7S


Special and substitutes


1,441.84


School physician


500.00


School nurse


2,199.96


Truant officer


300.00


Clerk:


For Superintendent


1,527.00


For High School Principal


400.00


For High School, Accounting


150.00


Librarian for High School


175.00


Janitors:


High School and Junior High


School


3,099.9S


Elementary


S.358.49


Military Leave Pay


25.86


Maintenance Man


3,640.00


147,122.24


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, EXPENSES


Telephone :


High School (New and Old )


1SS.25


Elementary


418.73


Roman House


159.00


Tolls on private lines


3.00


Light:


High School (New and Old)


554.02


Elementary


827.80


Roman House


76.81


Water:


High School


23.27


Elementary


76.84


Repair and maintenance:


Buildings and grounds :


High School (Old)


1,14S.63


Elementary


6,899.67


Furniture and fixtures :


High School


230.00


Roman House


21.75


Printing and advertising


111.58


Transportation :


Of Children


18,322.25


Of Superintendent


187.79


Hall rentals


50.00


135


Chair rentals


45.00


Platform erection


34.50


Freight and express


11.69


School census, payment for taking of


400.00


Mental clinic, payment for


nurses's services


100.00


Tuition (for University extension courses )


56.25


Fuel for heat:


High School (New and Old)


1,099.75


Elementary


4,674.86


Office supplies


39.74


Postage and stationery


73.20


Text books:


High School (New and Old)


1,039.53


Elementary


1,602.28


School supplies:


High School (New and Old)


1,283.58


Elementary


2,716.90


Janitors' supplies :


High School (New and Old)


304.53


Elementary


628.21


Safety and health supplies


739.49


Physical education and athletic supplies


1,719.13


School Committee supplies


43.50


Insurance


467.55


Equipment purchased


3,140.91


Bills paid to inaugurate:


Wilmington School Lunch Pro-


gram


500.00


51,019.99


VOCATIONAL TRAINING


Tuition payments to:


City of Lowell


2,227.60


City of Boston


350.23


City of Medford


132.29


City of Lawrence


9.60


Norfolk County Agricultural


School


416.40


Essex County


Agricultural


School


1,290.00


4,426.12.


136


CONSTRUCTION OF WILMINGTON JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. AND EQUIPMENT AND FUR- NISHING SAME


Advertising $5.97


Building architect's fee (including


telephone and travel expenses of his personnel) 14,531.39


Landscape architect's fee


1.234.10


Reimbursement of miscellaneous


expenses paid by Building Com- mittee 37.89


Amount paid to Rich Brothers


Construction Company 358,238.61


Furnishings, furniture and equip- ment


26,256.41


Insurance


2,623.04


403,007.41


ALTERING AND EQUIPPING EX- ISTING BUILDINGS ON ROMAN PROPERTY


Wages


7.553.03


Carpentry work


60.00


Tiling


444.35


Advertising


60.50


Electric work


1.132.86


Plumbing work


1,221.81


Plastering work


21.50


Concrete work


215.00


Hauling rubbish and digging dry wells


270.00


Rental of equipment for painting ..


115.00


Paint supplies


582.43


Lumber, shingles, nails, etc.


1,261.94


Hardware supplies


186.89


Gravel, sand, cement


34.90


Floor covering


86.00


Window shades and paint brushes


S0.15


13,326.36


LIBRARY


Salary of librarian


480.00


Salary of librarian's replacement during her vacation 18.00


Wages of janitor


120 00


137


Telephone


59.93


Light


46.55


Water


9.00


Repair and maintenance of build-


ing and grounds 1,254.78


Binding


15.00


Repair and maintenance of office equipment


18.70


Fuel for heat


79.54


Library supplies


63.83


Postage and stationery


7.08


Library books


468.60


Fiction catalog


6.00


Magazine subscriptions


14.10


Purchase and installation of air conditioner


572.00


Purchase of storage cabinet


46.00


3,279.11


TOTAL SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES $621,181.23


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


PARKS


Wages


1,471.85


Telephone


16.16


Light


12.00


Trucking


27.00


Drilling of wash well


90.75


Gasoline and oil


5.15


Medical supplies


10.39


Identification tags


18.29


Lime, lead


47.00


Flowers


15.00


Gravel


34.00


Paint and miscellaneous hardware


and lumber supplies


109.76


Insurance


42.34


1,899.69


UNCLASSIFIED


Printing annual report for 1949 ...


913.25


Fees paid to Dog Officer for Kill- ing dogs 348.00


Reimbursement of travel expenses


of Dog Officer


100.00


Care of Town clock


75.00


138


Rental of sound system for meet- ing with Legislative Committee on Towns


50.00


Insurance


2,452.90


Damage claims


144.40


4,083.55


REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS TO TOWN HALL


Sketches of proposed changes to Town Hall


100.00


4-H TOWN COMMITTEE


100.00


MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE


500.00


LEASE OF QUARTERS:


VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS


500.00


AMERICAN LEGION ...


500.00


REIMBURSEMENT TO CHIEF OF POLICE FOR EXPENSES IN- CURRED IN ACCIDENT ON DUTY 2,161.03


INDEMNITY INSURANCE FOR


DRIVERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES


OWNED BY THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON 1,074.78


RESERVE FUND


Transfers to the following ac-


counts :


Selectmen, Expenses


70.00


Town Accountant, Expenses


15.00


Treasurer, Expenses


150.00


Tax Collector, Expenses


25.00


Assessors, Expenses


142.83


Assessors, Outlays


150.00


Police Department, Expenses ....


241.65


Fire Department, Salaries and Wages


300.00


Fire Department, Expenses


1,150.00


Suppression of Elm Leaf Beetle


500.00


Tree Warden, Wages


350.00


Tree Warden, Expenses ........


150.00


139


Vocational Training


550.00


Unclassified


590.00


Indemnity insurance for drivers of motor vehicles owned by Town of Wilmington 74.78


Interest


246.91


4,706.17*


UNPAID BILLS OF PREVIOUS YEARS


Accounts for which bills were


paid:


Fire Department, Expenses 219.66


Vocational Training


354.60


Snow and Ice Removal


282.00


Veterans' Benefits


373.47


1,299.73


TOTAL RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED ... ....... ....


12,148.78


* Not shown as an expenditure; only as transfer.


ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES


WATER DEPARTMENT, SALARIES AND WAGES Salary of superintendent 2,730.00


Wages:


Clerical


2,755.80


Operator


5,268.70


Services, maintenance


3,283.20


Hydrant maintenance


779.80


Water Shed


671.40


Station maintenance


310.00


Services, private


3,672.85


Street mains


226.00


Wellfield maintenance


712.00


20,409.75


WATER DEPARTMENT, EXPENSES


Station:


Station supplies


200.23


Fuel oil


3,475.05


Lubricating oil


355.20


Repairs


1,057.45


Light


113.92


Telephone


175.95


5,377.80


140


Trucks and Auto:


Gas


273.34


Oil


10.90


Tires


107.05


Insurance


230.65


Repairs


208.55


Auto Hire


465.60


Sundries


26.68


1,322.77


Services:


Pipe and fittings


1,433.84


Brass Goods


3,551.59


Boxes


698.45


Sundries


648.52


Meters


1,428.13


7,760.53


Office :


Rent


270.00


Telephone, Light, Heat & Power


60.78


Stationery


195.17


Postage


76.48


Office Furniture


10.00


612.43


Tools


262.03


Insurance


908.85


Miscellaneous


304.06


Maintenance:


Hydrant


46.67


Equipment


279.84


Station


175.56


Street Mains


212.50


Maintenance:


Well Field


2,222.14


Recorder


72.00


Bulldozer


3,873.10


6,881.81


23,430.28


WATER EXTENSIONS, GLEN ROAD, WATER MAINS, 1950


Salary of suprintendent


195.00


Wages


1,475.70


Rental of backhoe


492.50


Tool maintenance


79.93


Track maintenance by B. & M.R.R.


41.34


141


Tools and hardware supplies


83.98


Range oil for night lamps


9.82


Gate boxes


80.40


Valves


218.20


Fittings


116.92


Hydrant


135.52


Joint materials


100.26


Pipe


147.78


Explosives


63.75


Gravel


21.00


3,262.10


WATER EXTENSIONS, AYOTTE STREET AND


CREST AVENUE, 1950


Salary of superintendent


65.00


Wages


579.00


Rental of bulldozer


458.00


Rental of backhoe


418.75


Hydrants


406.55


Valves


206.50


Gate boxes


55.05


Fittings


187.81


Joint materials


40.00


Pipe


1,732.50


Miscellaneous repair


parts and


tees


125.68


4,274.84


WATER EXTENSIONS, BEECH STREET, 1950


Salary of superintendent


195.00


Wages


1,467.20


Rental of bulldozer


458.00


Rental of backhoe


885.00


Tool maintenance


6.20


Pipe


550.55


Valves


191.80


Gate boxes


45.60


Hydrants


271.04


Fittings


177.25


Explosives


82.13


Joint materials


51.42


Gravel


84.00


Gasoline and oil


180.11


4,645.30


142


WATER EXTENSIONS, BALLARDVALE STREET,


WATER MAINS, 1950


Salary of superintendent


130.00


Wages


1,582.05


Rental of backhoe


1,282.50


Tool maintenance


4.25


Easement plans


68.00


Pipe


2,252.25


Fittings


92.94


Gate boxes


92.80


Hydrants


271.04


Valves


214.00


Joint materials


152.66


Gasoline and oil


102.43


Range oil for night lamps


4.25


6,249.17


WATER EXTENSIONS, NASSAU AVENUE,


WATER MAINS, 1949 AND 1950


Salary of superintendent


65.00


Wages


399.40


Tool maintenance


2.05


Pipe


397.57


Valves


42.80


Range oil for night lamps


11.85


918.67


HYDRANT RENTAL


Amount appropriated by Town


Meeting for transfer to Water


Department as receipts of


that department


7,500.00


CEMETERY


Salaries and wages


4,569.65


Light


10.58


Repair and maintenance:


Truck


99.69


Tools


30.80


Stationery


3.75


Tree removal


25.00


Harrowing


8.00


Express charges


.80


143


Liners


513.20


Grave covers


80.00


Forms and deed book


37.54


Fuel for heat


48.00


Loam


128.00


Seed


36.05


Fertilizer


106.00


Flowers


16.60


Gasoline and oil


75.70


Hardware supplies


24.73


Rocks


4.50


Tools


53.45


Insurance


73.50


Purchase of rotary hoe


640.00


6,585.54


TOTAL ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES 77,275.65


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


INTEREST


Paid on:


4% Water Loan Bonds, 1928 4,250.00


Water Extension Notes:


1946 issue 718.75


1947 issue


240.00


1949 issue


320.00


Anticipation of Revenue Notes


1,478.40


Anticipation of Reimbursement


from State and County for


Chapter 90 Construction and Maintenance, 1950 70.00


Welfare Notes (Welfare Aid, Aid


to Dependent Children, and Veterans' Benefits; issued in 1949) 104.76


School Loan Bonds, 1950


4,068.75


11,250.66


MATURING DEBT


Water Loan Bonds, 1928, 4%


12,500.00


Water Extension Notes:


1946 issue


5,000.00


1947 issue


2,000.00


1949 issue


4,000.00


144


Chapter 90, Acts of 1949. Weltare Aid Notes:


Welfare Aid, Note No. 482 5,000.00 Aid to Dependent Children Note No. 483 1,500.00


Veterans' Benefits, Note No. 454 2,000.00


32,000.00


TOTAL INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT 43,250.66


GRAND TOTAL, EXPENDITURES MADE FROM AMOUNTS APPROPRIATED BY TOWN OF WILMINGTON (AI- lotments from State and County for Chapter 90, Main- tenance and Construction included ) 1,028,926.07


145


BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1950


ASSETS


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Cash in Banks $308,998.75


Accounts Receivable


Poll, Personal, and Real Estate


Taxes


Current year


83,519.75


Prior years


24,850.28


108,370.03


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


Taxes


Current year


4,407.25


Prior years


2,415.77


6,823.02


Tax Titles


36,070.67


Tax Possessions


2,420.38


Water Department


Chapter 60, General Laws


127.61


Rates


1,433.53


Services


641.12


2,074.65


5.50


over to Mass. Hospital Service Surplus War Bonus Fund


1,475.83


Road Machinery Fund


11.55


Sale of Cemetery Lots Fund


2,123.00


Department


Temporary Aid


16,997.22


Temporary Loans


In anticipation of Revenue, 1950 150,000.00 In Anticipation of Reimburse- ment by State and County .... 15,000.00 165,000.00


Due Middlesex County for


Dog License Collections


82.40


Water Guarantee Deposits


60.00


Overpayments to Tax Collector ...


330.00


Tailings-Uncashed checks added back to Cash 179.91


Excess Receipts Reserved, Lands


of Low Value, Section 79


Blue Cross Payment not paid


..


Departmental, except Water


Perpetual Care Bequests due Trustees 100.00


146


Aid to Dependent Children .... 5,110.68 Old Age Assistance 5,136.52


Veterans' Benefits


965.50


Health and Sanitation 800.00 ........ 29,009.92


Overestimates of 1950 Assessments County Tax 2,051.27 County Hospital 838.16 2,889.43


Federal Grants


Old Age Assistance Assistance 5,753.24


Aid to Highways


State


9,500.00


County


5,500.00


15,000.00


Aid to Dependent Children


Aid 5,100.44


Administration 1,159.53


6,259.97


12,612.14


Due from Trust Funds


Carter Lecture Fund Income


65.00


Cemetery Trust Funds Income


451.88


516.88


Overlays Reserved for Abatements


Levy of 1945


120.77


Levy of 1946


195.40


316.17


Underestimates of 1950 Assessment


State Parks 156.73


Reserve Fund Overlay Surplus .... Unexpended Appropriation


Balances 90,948.89


Revenue Reserved until Collected


Overlays Provided


1947


344.49


1948


1,186.42


1949


1,535.20


Department 29,009.92


1950


1,227.28


4,293.39


Water Department


2,074.65


76,398.64


147


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Ex. 6,823.02


Tax Title and Possession 38,491.05


Departmental, except Water


6,466.68


Tax Abatements in Excess of


Administration 598.93


6,352.17


2.503.75 339.06


Overdraft, 1949 Interest Due from Wilmington School Lunch Program


251.33


Premium on School Bonds


Accrued Interest Sold


400.85


Surplus Available for Appropriation by Water Department 19,118.38


Excess and Deficiency 133,297.96 152,416.34


Total Assets


514,386.60


Total Liabilities and Reserves .... 514,386.60


TRUST FUNDS


Trust Funds Cash and Securities $ 25,522.22


S. D. J. Carter Lecture Funds $ 6,785.91


Sears Cook Walker School Fund 353.21


Carter W. Clark Library Fund 780.57


Burnap Library Fund 206.47


Benjamin Buck Library Fund 514.71


Charlotte C. Smith Library Fund


583.65


Sabra Carter Common Fund 217.52


Lizzie T. B. Sweat Cemetery Fund


5,251.84


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


10,828.34


$ 25,522.22 Trust Funds Cash and Securities


$ 25,522.22


148


FUNDED OR FIXED DEBT


Outstanding January 1. 1950


Paid during 1950


Borrowed during 1950


Balance Dec. 31. 1950


Water Department Bonds (issue of 1928)


$112,500.00


$ 12,500.00


$100,000.00


Water Mains Extension Notes (issue of 1946)


60,000.00


5.000.00


55.000.00


Water Mains Extension Notes (issue of 1947 )


16,000.00


2,000.00


14.000.00


Water Mains Extension Notes (issue of 1948)


16.000.00


4,000.00


12,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans Chapter 90, Acts of 1949


Welfare Aid Note No. 482


5.000.00


5,000.00


Aid to Dependent Children, Note No. 483


1,500.00


1,500.00


Veteran's Benefits, Note No. 484


2,000.00


2,000.00


School Loan


Inside debt limit. Notes 1-265


265,000.00


265,000.00


Acts of 1947. Notes 1-200


200,000.00


200.000.00


...


$213,000.00


$ 32,000.00


$465,000.00


$646.000.00


149


ANALYSIS OF WATER AVAILABLE SURPLUS For the calendar year ended December 31, 1950


Water Department receipts submitted to Treasurer during 1950


$ 48,819.09 ..


Appropriation (raised by taxation-added to receipts of Water Department, Town of Wilmington) Hydrant Rental


7,500.00 $ 56,319.09


Less:


Expenditures for salaries and wages


20,409.75


Expenditures for operation and maintenance


23,430.28


Water Guarantee Deposits refunded to individual depositors


.. Add:


1,074.41


44,914.44


Water Guarantee Deposits (decrease in balance as at the end of the year over the balance as at the beginning of the year)


Balance, January 1, 1950


245.00


Balance, December 31, 1950


60.00


185.00


Increase in Water Available Surplus


11,589.65


Balance of Water Available Surplus, January 1, 1950


7,528.73


BALANCE, Water Available Surplus, December 31, 1950


$ 19,118.38


..


150


ANALYSIS OF OVERLAY ACCOUNTS For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1950


Deduct


Balance January 1. 1950


1950 Abate- ments


1950 Appropri- ations


Balance Dec. 31, 1950


Overlay Accounts


1943


$


3.88


3.88


1944


170.73


170.73


1945


248.29


127.52


$ 120.77


1946


553.66


358.26


195.40


1947


(102.89)


241.60


(344.49)


1948


(SS.49)


1.097.93


(1,186.42)


1949


15.27


1,550.47


(1,535.20)


1950


15,119.57*


16,346.85


((1,227.28)


Reserve Fund Overlay


Surplus


12,466.68


6,000.00


6,466.68


* Overlay set by Assessors in 1950


151


STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT


TEMPORARY LOANS Anticipation of Revenue


Balance, January 1, 1950, Notes 478-485


$100,000.00


Borrowed during 1950:


Note No. 486


$ 50,000.00


Note No. 487


50,000.00


Note No. 488


50,000.00


Note No. 491


50,000.00


Note No. 492


50,000.00


Note No. 493


50,000.00


300,000.00


400,000.00


Paid during 1950:


Note No. 478


50,000.00


Note No. 485


50,000.00


Note No. 486


50,000.00


Note No. 487


50.000.00


Note No. 488


50,000.00


250.000.00


Balance as at December 31, 1950


150,000.00


152


TEMPORARY LOANS


Anticipation of Reimbursement by State and County Aid to Highways


Balance, January 1, 1950


Note No. 476


24,000.00


Note No. 477


3,000.00


27,000.00


Borrowed during 1950


Note No. 489


12,000.00


Note No. 490


3,000.00


15,000.00


42,000.00


Paid during 1950


Note No. 476


Note No. 477


24,000.00 3,000.00


27,000.00


15,000.00


Balance as at December 31, 1950


153


WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING


To Harry J. Ainsworth, a Constable of the Town of Wil- mington :


Greetings :


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and in the manner prescribed in the By-Laws of said Town, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town qualified by law to vote in Town affairs to meet and assemble at the


TOWN HALL


on


Monday, the 5th day of March, A.D. 1951 at 9 :45 o'clock in the forenoon, the polls to be opened at 10:00 A. M. and shall be closed at 8:00 P. M. for the election of Town Offices.


ARTICLE 1. To bring in your votes on one ballot re- spectively for the following named offices, to wit: Two Se- lectmen, for the term of three years; two Selectmen for the term of two years; one Selectman for the term of one year ; two Members of the School Committee for the term of three years; one Moderator for the term of one year; four Mem- bers of the Wilmington Housing Authority.




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