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Middleton-1927.Pdf (4.152Mb) Receipts and Expenditures OF THE Town of Middleton FOR THE Year Ending December 31, 1927 SALEM, MASS. MILO A. NEWHALL, & CO., PRINTERS 1927 REPORT uh^^t Receipts and Expenditures OF THE Town of Middleton FOR THE Year Ending December 31, 1927 SALEM, MASS. MILO A. NEWHALL, & CO., PRINTERS 1927 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2014 https://archive.org/details/annualreportofto1927inidd INDEX Abatements ....... 33 Accounts Payable ...... 31 Accounts Receivable . * . 31 American Legion ....... 25 Analysis of Appropriations and Payments, 1927 . 32 Assessed Valuation ...... 23 Balance Sheet ....... 32 Cash ........ 35 County and State Tax ...... 30 Cemetery Department ...... 24 Contingent ....... 26 Fire Protection ....... 16 Health Department ...... 20 Highway Department ...... 11 Interest ........ 29 Memorial Day ....... 25 Middleton Electric Light ...... 35 Moth and Tree Department ..... 19 Municipal Indebtedness ...... 30 Payroll Analysis . 43 Police Department ...... 15 Poor Department ...... 20 Revenue Notes . 30 School Alterations ...... 23 School Department ...... 21 Soldiers and State Aid ...... 25 Tax Levy Analysis ....... 32 Tax Returns ....... 33 Town Officers ....... 4 Town Officers Salaries ...... 9 Town Treasurer's Report ..... 38 PART II Cemetery Endowment Report ..... 51 David Cummings' Fund ...... 55 B. F. Emerson Fund ...... 55 Flint Public Library Fund ...... 59 Jurors List ....... 58 Librarian's Report ...... 61 School Reports ....... 69 Sealer of Weights and Measures Report .... 54 Tax Collector's Report ...... 63 Town Hall Report ....... 64 PART III Report of Finance Committee ..... 83 Town Warrant ....... 86 4 TOWN OFFICERS Town Officers Moderator George Ogden Term expires March, 1928 Town Clerk Wayne A. Giles Term expires March, 1928 Treasurer Harry H. Bradstreet Term expires March, 1928 Selectmen Roger Clapp Term expires March, 1928 William- H. Sanborn, Clerk Term expires March, 1928 Maurice E. Tyler, Chairman Term expires March, 1928 Overseers of Poor Sands Pike Term expires March, 1928 Lyman S. Wilkins Term expires March, 1929 Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1930 Board of Health Roger Clapp Term expires March, 1928 William H. Sanborn Term expires March, 1928 Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1928 Board of Assessors Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1928 Lyman S. Wilkins Term expires March, 1929 Roger Clapp Term expires March, 1930 School Committee Arthur E. Curtis Term expires March, 1928 Wayne A. Giles Term expires March, 1929 TOWN OFFICERS 5 Highway Surveyor Clyde Hood Term expires March, 1928 Tax Collector Henry A. Young Term expires March, 1928 Tree Warden B. McGlauflin Term expires March, 1928 Moth Superintendent B. McGlauflin Term expires January, 1928 Constable Wm. H. Young Term expires March, 1928 Chief of Police Oscar Sheldon Term expires May, 1928 Superintendent of Burial Arthur Peabody Term expires March, 1928 Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering Lyman S. Wilkins Term expires March, 1928 Town Accountant E. P. Oakman, Jr. Term expires May, 1930 Forest Fire Warden Leon Soper Term expires January, 1928 Chief of Fire Department Oscar Sheldon Term expires May, 1928 Sealer of Weights and Measures Elmer 0. Campbell Term expires May, 1928 TOWN OFFICERS Manager of Electric Light Department Maurice E. Tyler Term expires April, 1928 Electric Light Commissioners Roger Clapp Term expires March, 1928 William H. Sanborn Term expires March, 1928 Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1928 Water Commissioners H. K. Richardson Term expires March, 1928 Oscar Sheldon Term expires March, 1929 Charles Hutchinson Term expires March, 1930 Trustees David Cummings Fund George E. Barnaby Term expires March, 1928 Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1929 Lyman S. Wilkins Term expires March, 1930 Trustees Flint Public Library Maurice E. Tyler Term expires March, 1928 Charles Hutchinson Term expires March, 1928 George E. Barnaby Term expires March, 1929 William R. Godfrey Term expires March, 1929 Henry A. Young Term expires March, 1930 H. Galen Howe Term expires March, 1930 Cemetery Commissioners Arthur Page Arthur Peabody Will A. Russell TRUSTEES B. F. 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Wilkins 25 00 Constable Wm. H. Young 17 50 Cemetery Commissioners: Arthur Page $15 00 Will Russell 15 00 30 00 Superintendent of Burials Arthur Peabody 15 00 Accounts Payable George Ogden, Moderator $25 00 Wm. H. Young, Constable 17 50 Wm. H. Sanborn, Selectman 8 34 50 84 $2,734 65 : : : HIGHWAYS ACCOUNT 11 Highways and Bridges Highways Appropriation $3,625 00 Special appropriation 200 00 Received from State 2,900 00 Transfer from reserve 27 70 ;,752 70 EXPENDITURES Labor $2,849 50 Team and truck 1,720 68 Road Oil and Asphalt Trimont Oil Company 40 30 Standard Oil of New York 803 82 The Barrett Company 704 66 Gasoline and Oil Wayne A. Giles 40 48 Gulf Refining Co. 67 90 Howe Station Garage 59 15 Webber's Filling Station 3 72 Saxon Oil Company 3 75 Stapler's Garage 2 55 Sand, rock and gravel Lynn Sand and Stone Co. 5 05 John W. Sheehan 14 20 Connolly Company 7 36 H. K. Richardson 20 80 B. Frank Phillips 106 65 Town of Danvers 1 60 J. Marsh 11 80 12 HIGHWAYS ACCOUNT Tractor, repairs and supplies : Howe Station Garage 50 84 F.
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